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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednsedey, November 8, 1961 MAYOR WM. PARISH REEVE ROBT. MacKENZIE DEPUTY REEVE SHEEHAN --Photos y John Mills 5 On Ajax Town Council Will Seek Office Again AJAX (Staff)--With the Ajax) 'municipal nomination night less than two weeks away and the possibility of the incoming coun-/ and will make his final decision, on nomination night. chairman of contingencies, in- BLACKSTOCK A large number of ladies gathered in the Community Hall Friday night in honor of Mrs. Barry Fisher, a recent bride. Mrs. George Wolfe was MC and the following interesting program and the Mice," by Birs. Percy VanCamp; two accordion solos by Betty Lou Stinson; piano solo, Carol Werry; vocal solo, The Money Song, by Mrs. Lorne Thompson; two readings, Emily Spot, and Advice to the Bride, by Mrs. Gilbert Marlow; tap dancing by Nancy Stinson; piano solo by Miss Elaine Mountjoy. At this point, Mrs. Wolfe in- vited the bride, her bridesmaid, Miss Bernice Larmer and her sister, Miss Nancy Staniland, to seats 'by the large table, full of gifts. Miss Aileen Van Camp, with a few well ciicsen words, on behalf of the teachers and pupils of Grades 12 and 13, pre- sented a large coffee table. The girls unwrapped the gifts and the bride read all the verses Just completing his first yearand thanked each giver. on council, Danny Noland is not Councillor Leslie Pearce,|sure that he will run for re-/pared, Mrs. election. Mr. Noland, who is} While lunch was being pre- Hector Shortridge {conducted a "weed" contest and cil sitting for a two year term, ltends to wait until nomination|chairman of parks and prop- |Mrs. Charles Smith, a "Shake- there exists an air of hesitancy|night before deciding to offerjerty, will declare his intention|spearean by some councillors to declare) their intention to run for re-| election. |his name for re-election. Mr. Pearce has been a member of! jcouncil for two years and has on nomination night. This year on Election Day,| Saturday, Dec. 2, the Ajax elec- However, although five mem-|served on the fire, police and|torate will decide on two issues bers of council have said they} will offer themselves for re-| election, have not said that they definite-| ly will not run again. Mayor William Parish, who is| mittee chairman has served on|council, cnd, secondly, whether now completing his fourth term|the finance and EMO commit- or not the St. works committees. William Robertson, who council, will seek a second term. The present fire com- by referendum, one Voters will be able to decide on firstly, a two-year term for| Andrew's Senior at the council helm, will try for|tee and is also on the Ajax/School will get a $79,000 all- a fifth term on the strength of} his "Service for the People" | platform. In addition to con ing four years as mayor, His) Worship has served one year as a councillor and sits on many local committees and boards. Reeve Robert MacKenzie, Ajax's senior representative on Ontario County Council, will try| for a second term in his present | office. Mr. MacKenzie is just) competing his first year on) council. He is the Ajax EMO co-ordinator, a board member) of the Ajax and Pickering Gen- eral Hospital and serves on the finance and municipal affairs committees of county council. FINANCE COMMITTEE At the last meeting of council Deputy Reeve Pat Sheehan de- clared he will try for the office of Reeve, thereby throwing open his present office to com- pete against Reeve MacKenzie. The well known sports enthusi- ast has served three years on council over the past six years and, in addition to sitting on county coun?i' committees, Mr, Talent Tea was held recently. with: lace cloth, centre of yellow mums, two yellow candles set in yel- low 'mums at each side. lady, Mrs. Hector Shortridge; | high gent, Mrs. James Gibson; |said: low lady, Mrs. Redmond; low|make out what the doctor wrote) York this Monday - Wednesday. gent, Mrs. lucky|on the paper." draw, Mrs. Hardy. Planning Board. { purpose addition. Blackstock WA Has Tale By MRS. A. HILL BLACKSTOCK in nt Tea A social evening was spent at The wWaA\|the home of Mrs. John Hamilton the|Monday night when a number CE room of the United Church/0f her neighbors and friends | gathered and presented Mrs. The tea table was attractive|Parry Fisher (Frances Stani- a beautiful 2nd) with Bifts. and! NOT CONCERNED HERTFORD, England (CP)-- The first fall season Euchre|A woman in court here explain-| Prize winners were: High! W. Archer; Sheehan is a member of the Metro Conservation Authority. Finance Committee Chairman Edward Wetherall will declare his intentions prior to nomina- tion night. Mr. Wetheral has served three years on the fi- nance committee and has also been a member of the fire, parks and property commit-| tees. He is a board member of} the County Health Unit. Councillor Owen Ashley, chair- man of the police committee, will be trying for his sixth term on council. Over the past five years Mr. Ashley has served on all comittees and at present is a member of the Ajax Planning Board. Works committee chairman Harry Smith is undecided at the present time. Mr. Smith has served on council for two years IOOF Holds Ceremony | MRS. A. L. HOOEY Correspondent | BOWMANVILLE District Deputy Rene Bathgate officiat- ed at the ceremony of installa- tion for the officers of Maple Leaf Circle No. 143, Ancient Order of Foresters, for the coming year. The officers are as follows: Chief Companion Rose Bate, Sub-Chief Compan- ion, Polly Tkatch, secretary, Hilda Humphrey, who is also High Outer Guard; Treasurer, Rita Parkin; Chaplain, Thelma Perfect; Right Guide, Evelyn Beard; Left Guide, Beryl Hughes; Inner Guard, Eileen Large; Outer Guard, Karen Vesna; Standard Bearer, Mar- "Ready for a shock? See the new flicker 'Mania'. Spine-tingling is putting it mildly. It may set a new record." --DOROTHY KILGALLEN |, "A hair-raising shocker!"' --EARL WILSON " 'Mania' is not for the| faint-hearted . . . you shudder . . makes just as the critics say about my book, | "Women--Confidential' " | --LEE MORTIMER pinch hitting for WALTER WINCHELL tha Goudy; Pianist, Audrey Bate; Past Chief Companion, Nina Clarke. Projects were discussed and Audrey Bate will be in charge of 'a travelling basket. Chief | 'Companion Rose Bate will be 'convener for a sale of knick- knacks. Chaplain Alma Perfect will be in charge of a proxy 'tea. Companions Vera Bate and Edith Hilditch will be hostesses for a euchre party at the home 'of Chief Companion Bate. The members of Maple Leaf Cirele presented District Dep- 'uty Rena Bathgate and High Outer Guard Hilda Humphrey with a gift. WMI PETER CUSHING - DONALD PLEASENCE-GEORGE ROSE JUNE LAVERIOK - DERMOT WALSH - BILLIE WeHITELAN @ ADDED THRILLER @ FREE Right now you're invited for a FREE dance lesson and a get-ocquainted party at your local ARTHUR MURRAY Studio -- so you can see for yourself how quickly you learn to dance and gain new popu- larity ond fun. Consult your phone, book for the necrest ARTHUR MURRAY licensed studio. TODAY ONLY SPECIAL POLISH SHOW parties sponsored by the LOBA|ing the ab "i mas held oaday aight g 'the absence of her son-in "We don't know. We can't launched} isby council and the other by the|the weekend with friends in the remaining four|just completing his first term on| Ajax Public School Board. Romance" contest, |which were much enjoyed. An hour of visiting and view- ling gifts brought a pleasant eve- ning to a close. Mrs. Osmond Wright spent |Meaford. Miss Anna Belle Kelly was weekend guest of the Gordon Strongs. Mr. and' Mrs. Carl Bradburn, Donald and Ivan, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bradburn, Janet- vile, Sunday. Miss Chrystal Fallis, Port Hope, spent last week, and Mrs. Gordon Wilosn, Oshawa, spent Friday with Mrs. Cecil Hamil- ton. Wednesday, Mrs. Hamil- ton, Miss Fallis and Mrs. Velva Bailey spent the day in Toronto. Miss Chrystal Fallis is now visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brad- burn and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ross, Science Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Knott, Carlingford, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys. Mrs. Mervyn Graham, Mrs. |Charles Smith and Mrs. Percy |Van Camp attended the Central jOntario annual area convention lin the Royal York, Toronto, law said he was in bed. Asked| Wednesday, - Friday, last week. what was wrong with him, she Mrs Dalton Dorrell is at- tending the Federation of Agri- culture convention at the Royal Mrs. Dalton Dorrell, Mrs. 2 GREAT HITS - BOTH IN isis 20th Century-Fox Presents in Starring RICHARD BURTON ANY -- with -- Suson Hayward - Vic. Meture Friends Fete Mrs. B. Fisher Harold Kyte and Mrs. Stan. training course for Local Associations of Guides and Brownies in Whitby, Rehm attended a Friday night. Mrs. John Wotten moved to WH Auxiliary Holds Meeting MRS. A. L. HOOEY Correspondent BOWMANVILLE--The Wom- en's Hospital Auxiliary held their regular meeting on Fri- day in the nurses' residence with an attendance of 22. Mrs. L. C. Mason, president, opened the furniture which a firm in Cobourg - will supply to hospi- tals. The meeting voted to ad- vance $7,000.00 to the hospital board toward the furnishing of the 30-bed chronic ward which will include beds, mattresses, lockers, overbed tables, side chairs, arm chairs, cubicle cur- taining. A further donation will be made later. An invitation was received from the Women's ./e@st corner of Martyn Building the apartment upstairs in south- Auxiliary, Oshawa General Hospital, to attend their "Festi- val of Gifts". Mrs. J. O'Neill, convener of marathon bridge, reported $34.00 received for the month of October. Mrs. M. Roe- nigk gave a report on the re- gional meeting which was held the meeting with the auxiliary prayer. All accounts were or- dered to be paid. Prices were given by Mrs. D. Smith, Con- evner of the purchasing com- mittee, on furniture for the lobby and day room in the new wing. It was decided to inspect last Thursday, and Harry Sanderson moved Saturday into the apartment vacated by Mrs. Wotten. Mrs. Wesley Bradburn spent last week with relatives in Toronto. at Lindsay. The next regional meeting will be in Bowman- ville on April 26th and will be an all-day meeting. The con- stitution of the auxiliary will not be revised this year as planned, The nominating com- mittee will be Mrs. M. Roe- nigk, Mrs. Duncan Smith and Mrs. J. Cuddahee. Tickets were given to the members to sell on a quilt and other prizes which will be drawn for at the December meeting. PRECIOUS BROOCH LONDON (CP)--The Queen, as colonel-in-chief of the King's African Rifles, has been pre- ited with regimental brooch worked in diamonds and emer- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dysart alds. STILL CHATTELS LLANDUDNO, Wales (CP)--~ Lady Littlewood told a women's congress here that wives are the "victims of laws dating back to the middle ages.'"' She proposed a resolution that wives should no longer be regarded as chat- tels of husbands for income tax purposes. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry ce SRR De annoees tas ae because of loose, false ~~ feeth, PASTEETH, an line (nae eck) powder, ened on eee tes holds them rassment caused by loose plates. Gee PASTEETE today at ang aa eoaaten of Fort William and London and Miss Betty McArthur, To- ronto, spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. J. A. McArthur and Ardis. Struck Father, Fined $50, Costs An Uxbridge Township resi- dent, convicted of striking his father in a dispute over the ownership of a radio, was Tues- day fined $56 and costs for assault. Harold Coppins, 56, pleaded guilty to the charge before Magistrate R. B. Dniep- er in Whitby police court. The accused's father, Roy Coppins, 72, tuld the court that his son, who lives in the same house, came home on the night of Nov. 3 and had been drink- ing. He said that he and the accused started arguing about who owned the radio, which, he added, was owned by the accused's mciher. During the argument, he said, his son struck him on the chest and on the side of the head. He seid that he was knocked backwards by the blows but was not hurt. The elder Coppins said he tried to get out of the house but his son pursued him and was intercepted by a neighbor to end the affair. Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck said that the accused was the worse for liquor and the inci- dent was more of a family squabble. After levying the fine, His Worship said that he expected the accused's greatest punish- ment would be the knowleige BOONE-HAMILTON.PATTEN- O'CONNELL In CinemaScope and METROCOLOR LAST DAY: U-C- presents in VISTAVISION and TECHNICOLOR® HOPE: HEPBURN "TUNNEL OF LOVE" ------ First Time Together ---- (Adult) | The IPOn Petticoat A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE 'WHE FIRST PLAY ESPECIALLY is suddenly more than and introducing WARREN PLAZA Fe WILLIAM INGE SPLENDOR. 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