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#§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 25, 1967 Planning Post Filled AJAX (Staff) -- Wally Hen- wood of 27 Forest road, Ajax, was officially appointed to the Ajax Planning Board by council on Tuesday. Mr. Henwood, chairman of the Ajax Swimming Pool committee, replaces Thom- as Clark who resigned from the board recently. Council mem- bers termed the appointment of Mr. Henwood as a favorable addition of "a man who does an outstanding job on any commit- tee he sits on." A resolution congratulating Pickering Township on the occa- sion of its 150th anniversary was passed by council. In com- menting, councillor Edward Wetherall said that the anni- versary was a big step for the township. "We all want to con- gratulate our oldest neighbor," he said. Works Committee Chairman Harry Smith in reporting to council on the results of tend- ers let for a new truck for the Ajax Works Department, said that his committee had accept- ed a tender from Ainsworth Motors of Ajax. Councillor Smith said that the half-ton pick-up truck would cost $1,900 and would be a valuable asset to the works department. HOLIDAY DECLARED A resolution was passed which officially declared Monday, Au- gust 7, as a civic holiday for Ajax. NEW FURNITURE Property Chairman Danny Noland asked council to approve the purchase of furniture for the office of Mayor William Parish. Among furniture ap- proved for purchase for a total cost of $593 was a desk, swivel chair, four armchairs, a hat rack, coat rack and a garbage can. Deputy Reeve Pat Shee- han asked His Worship if he would have to wait until next year before getting a carpet for his office. DECORATING COST The cost of decorating the Ajax Municipal Building with| flags and bunting for Old Home| | Tax Bills Dairy Princess To Be Picked UXBRIDGE ~-- The 1961 On- tario County Dairy Princess Competition will be held in conjunction with the Whitby Chamber of Commerce Agri- cultural and Industrial Trade Fair, to be held in the Whitby Arena on Wednesday and Thurs- day, June 28 and 29. The competition is open to rural young women between the ages of 17 and 26, living on a farm where a dairy herd is maintained. For the purposes of the competition, a contestant who is absent from the farm home, attending school or uni- versity, or employed away from the farm, but whose parents or guardians maintain a home for them on the farm, shall be deemeu eligible. The winner of the Ontario County Dairy Princess Competi- tion will represent the County at the 1961 CNE Dairy Princess Competition. In addition, the winner will receive the County Dairy Princess Sash, a travel bag, and prize money. Any rural young women fin- In.a brief ceremony at the{ierested in this competition are council meeting Mayor William |asked to contact the Ontario Parish was made an honorary Department of Agriculture, Ux- member of the Ajax Camera}. Club. Officials of the club pre. Didge on or before June 1, 1961. sented Hi Worship with a fram.| ed certificate of membership. C D b arp Derby Is Planned CONGRATULATIONS A resolution was unanimously carried by council which con- gratulaitd town assessor Wil- iam Noble upon his appoint- PE - ment as president of the Ontario PORT PERRY «= On Sundays, Assessors Association. "The ap- May 28 and June 4, the Port {pointment is a great honor to|Ferry Rod and Gun Club is {Mr, Noble and a great honor to holding its annual carp derby on [the town," said Mayor Parish, |-ake Scugog. Here is the per- fect opportunity for Oshawa and district residents to test their STILL A GAP "alleged" prowess with a fish- WASHINGTON (AP) -- De.|ing rod, and simultaneously fence Secretary Robert McNa.| hel a conservation chub rid mara says the United States|our SVB of tie: "over abundant lags behind Russia now in in-| The fishing will begin any tercontinental missile strength,/time from 6.00 a.m. on, and probably trailed last year and weigh-in time will be at 5.00 may not close the gap until late|P-m. Entrants must register 1963. His viewscwere set forth|Pefore they commence fishing, in recent testimony before the| 2nd keep their fish separate House of Representati Wien: they sre caught. ves appro-| pi, il priations subcommittee Tzes Will be warded eath Board Week totaled $400. Contingencies Chairman Leslie Pearce told council that he thought the dec- orations set the pattern for the rest of the town to follow, in preparing for Old Home Week celebrations. HOSPITAL TAG DAY Council granted permission to the Women's Auxiliary of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital to hold its Annual Tag Day from noon, June 2 to noon, June 3. FIRST AID SALE The Ajax Boy Scouts Associ- ation asked council for permis- sion to sell First Aid kits on Saturday, June 10 from door to door. The council consented to the request. The cost of the kits will be $1.00. SAFETY COUNCIL GRANT A resolution granting $200 to the Ajax Safety Council was car- ried by council. HONOR MAYOR Would Restrict Fireworks Sale AJAX (Staff) ~~ The Fire Committee of the Ajax Council announced its intention on Tues- day night, to introduce a bylaw at the next council meeting, which would restrict the sale and use of fireworks within the boundaries of the town. Councillor William Robertson told members of council that the bylaw, now under study by the fire committee, would restrict sales of fireworks in Ajax to persons over 18 years of age. "The bylaw will stipulate that fireworks can only be sold on the shopping day before Victoria Day and Dominion Day and that they can only be set off on one's own property," said Mr. Robert- son. "Permission will have 'to be sought from the Fire Chief be- fore organizations can hold fire- work displays on public prop- erty," he added. The bylaw was being introduced to check children's pranks with fireworks, said Mr. Robertson. AUSSIE TELEPHONES There were 1,561,980 tele- phones in use in Australia at the end of June 1960. ROUND & SQUARE DANCE With These Artists ¢ SLIM GORDON * THE TORNADOS CKLB Radio Ch © de Sensational All-Color Show! VALLEY LY LUELE ore ar 8:00 TONIGHT AT 9:00 ALL COLOR ADVENTURE SHOW [ WEPOURNEY T0 THE CENTER fies MacURRAY. 5 oF THE ART JAMES MASON lw SOMERSET MAUGHAMS TORRID TALE, "Miss Sadie Th ' " with ALDO RAY BILTMOR EAST COLOR A BRYNA-QUINE Protection Groommcnng FREE SCRIBBLERS FOR THE KIDDIES TONIGHT ! FREE CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND R (ARTIC CHILDREN under 12 FREE! ALWAYS A (I ® BOB F OWLER Caller ADMISSION 1.00 FRIDAY-RED BARN and Sunday for the largest, most, made public Wednesday. Prepared BROUGHAM -- A report from Monteith, Monteith and Riehl, Pickering Township Auditors, declared that much progress had been made in mechanizing the accounting system, which went into operation in Decem- ber, 1960, in the Pickering Township Municipal offices. An increase is shown of some 30 to 40 per cent of taxable properties in the Township. The tax bills were completed | on May 16, two weeks earlier than heretofore, when they were handwritten, and extra staff was engaged. This year the tax roll was completed in 11 days, with no extra staff. In 1960 the bills were mailed on June 3; this year, they will be forwarded on| May 26. Douglas J. Plitz, treasurer, reported at a special Council] meeting on Friday night, that the auditors were well satisfied with the progress that has been made due to mechanization. He said that the special tribute should be paid to the staff in his department, who handled the new machinery exceptionally well, having had no previous ex- perience with such. "They deserve to be congratu- lated on a job well done," he said. PERMIT CABINS A resolution of Council per- mits 10 cabins to be built at the ADY Camp located on 37 acres land smallest carp. RICKSHA-- The Home of Chinese Food TAKE OUT -- DELIVERY -- DINING OPEN Tues., Wed., Thurs. 11:30 a.m. till 1:30 a.m. Fri and Sat, 11:30 a.m. till 3 a.m, Sunday 12 Noon till 12 Midnight CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY 42 KING ST. W., RA 8-1676 ANYTIME HELD-OVER THREE MORE DAYS ! RECOMMENDED FOR THE FAMILY woh SURE iTS RIDICULOUS. AFTER-SCHOOL MATINEES DAILY AT 4:30 P.M. LJ | NEW I A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRI Thrills! Spills! Chills! You Experience Them ALL When You See . . . THE CLYDE BROS. "World Famous" .. | { in Lot 17, Con. 2 of Pickering| Township. Before such cabins may be built, the organization, which sponsors an open air camp for health purposes, must sign an agr t that the cabins will be about 560 square feet each, and that they be not lived in from Sept. 14 to June 15 of any year. The agreement will stipulate that the cottages will be erected on posts so that they may be removed should the Conserva- tion Authorities declare the lands on which they sit are flood lands. CLOSING DEFINITE that he had approached Messrs. Campbell and Bedell of the De- partment of Highways about the temporary closing of Church street during renovation of Highway 2. Complaints had been registered to Council about the hardship this closing was caus- ing, but the Reeve declared that they refused to open Station road at Highway 401 because they thought it dangerous. 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