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vember 18 at 1.00 p.m. at thr Township Hall in Manchester. Election, if needed, will tak place on Nov. 28 between 1 Central Ont. County Nomination Timetable': UXBRIDGE (Staff) -- Nomin-|Harry Watson, DRO Mrs, Freda|school; Quaker Hill public | "/¢r Richardson's, Lot 6. Con ti 1 'omin: . 11; At Hall, Greenbank; At Wr io = ge onge Bred 1 rod Sheehy, Poll Clerk. |school; Webb public school. [Keen's House, Seagrave: Town of Uxbridge and the sur-| UXBRIDGE TOWNSHIP \PORT PERRY |Fred McKay's House, Princ rounding area. Nominations in Uxbridge| Nominations = bagi ee onjAlbert; Pe fy co bg ed Township were held last night,|Dec. 5 in Port Perry. Positions)" "°°. co2 'ow! Phage Hore sin Coont|Said Clerk Elwood Foskett. Re-|on Council are: Reeve, Deputy|ship Hall, Manchester; At He: cillors, one Public Utility Com-|sults of the nomination will ap-|Reeve, and three Councillors..Jey's Store, Saintfield. mission member and thre e|Pear in Monday's Times. Three spots on the school board cqgpy ~owNSHIP i ination, ey cine ' public school board trustees} The election, if needed, will will also be open for nom Nominations for the office o take place on November 23 in|be held on November 27 at seven| The election in Port Perry|Reeve, Deputy Reeve and thre the Music Hall. polling positions. Voters, de-|will take place on December 13.|councillors will take' place ir The nominations will be ac-|Pending on the outcome of the|The three polling positions are:|the Township Hall on Novembei nominations, will be seeking a 4 Municipal Building; basement|24 between the hours of 1.00 p.m. --. gf ge PP ogy tae Reeve and threejof the United Church and the/and 2.00 p.m. . : councillors. hours of 7.30 and 8.30 p.m. Anglican Parish Hall. | i The seven polling positions lc N GQ aA The election for Uxbridge, if are: Woy An election, if needed, will be eld on Monday, Dec. 4, be- veen the hours pf 10.00 a.m, nd 7.00 p.m. DANCE TONIGHT Dd Time--Modern _ RED BARN ADMISSION--$1.00 @ 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, November 18, 1961 REACH TOWNSHIP | needed, will be held on Decem- Nominations for the offices ber 4, between the hours of| Morley Davis' residence injof Reeves, Councillors and 10.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m. Glasgow; Township Hall in|School Area Board to form the A referendum or public vote Goodwood; Chapman's Store at|Council for 1962 and also two will be placed on their year's|Siloam; Joe Jones' residence atitrustees for the School Area ballot in Uxbridge. Voters will|Glen Major; Pine Grove public be asked whether they are in favor of reducing the number of councillors from six to four. rt alae The polling will be done at the 2 y following places: a & y tig North Ward--Municipal Build-|| a SATURDAY NIGHT ing, C. P. King, DRO Mrs. Olive Bearden, Poll Clerk. EVERY AT DNIPRO Ukrainian Hol |MONDAY 681 Edith St. ayes se Board will take place today, No- we. 1% ame | a as : aes Se se Be i ib BOWMANVILLE-OSHAWA MAYORS TRY FREE PHONE CALLS tem is Mayor Christine Thomas of Oshawa and Mayor Wilfred Carruthers, of Bow- manville. The latter will re- linquish his mayoral seat this election year in favor of re- | tirement, so no doubt he will | take advantage of direct dial- | information. Toll-free calling is being introduced to many parts of neighboring commun- ities in the Bell's Ontario- | Quebec operating territory. --Oshawa Times Photos Starting tomorrow -- Sun- day, Nov. 19 -- residents of Bowmanville, Hampton and Oshawa will be able to phone each other free of charge. Getting the feel of the Bell Telephone's new toll-free sys- WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR + ADULT ENTERTAINMENT IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT TO THE. MUSIC OF Mitchell Zaleski's Orchestra ot the A STUDY OF JOHNNY BOWER The ageless wonder of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Johnny Bower exemplified his worth to the Leaf brass before 13,628 witnesses on Wednesday night at the Gardens, when he stymied the Canadien forces with a brilliant performance. Bower who swears to the fact that he is 37 years old, but closer to 47 by some statistical authorities, prevented the Habs from compiling an almost insurmountable lead in the open- ing period. His agile antics in that first twenty min- Goldstone, Poll Clerk. East Ward -- Music Hall, . | To Meet Monday REFRESHMENT COUNTER OPEN friends. Bowmanyill psi- | anh Se By GRACE mits | 'Today Only -- THREE TERRIFIC FEATURES { theta" bE SO" An conch AJAX -- The Ajax Horticul-| Lions Den. There will be a} demonstration of Christmas ar- rangements by Mr. Paul Koen-| Average air passenger and his free baggage allowance on Vy ay or |weighs 194 pounds, the Interna- By MRS. E. FERTILE six week sailing races. Ross} 168 BANTING AVE. FRENCHMAN'S BAY -- The Fertile placed second and Len|, hunting trip in Northern On-| ' @ DOOR PRIZES FOR LADIES e \Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club|Canham third. ltario on Sunday. Their party 4 ; 3 FUN FOR ALL -- EVERY SATURDAY -- 8:30-12 Club tag Pers its annual ban-| geer | home of H. Usher, Jr. quet on Saturday, Nov. 25, at) ye. w, Fertile, Sr., Live | ' . 'a Mrs. H. Fe i) tes rpool The following were elected and Andrews Restaurant, West Hill.| | will assume office on Jan. 1: series at that time. | The Frenchman's. Bay Rate- urer, Frank Reed. Sailing Committee, Ross Fer-/ PERSONALS | 6 FREE donee: lemon. and: 8 get-acquainted party at your OSHAWA NOW HAS SUNDAY MOVIES THE BOWERY BOYS "Master Minds" . --with-- 2 LEO GORCEY - HUNTZ HALL West Ward -- Mansion House, THE (Just off Bloor -- 1 Block East of Ritson Rd.) ) ling to bid farewell to many tural Society will meet on Mon-| YACHT CLUB ACTION DANCE TODAY sil i SUNDAY--1:30 P.M. derman. nor |tional Air Transport Associa- jheld election of officers at their| The Frenchman's Bay Yacht) |The trophies will be presented |7024 picked some Tie). Far Commodore, Len Canham;}| | Sy" ST ANDREW'S Rear Commodore of Sail, Nick payers Association will hold its| tile, Ron Playford, Tom Simp-| Mrs. Lois Fertile is confined George Langstaff, DRO Mrs. C. Horticu ist ortic Ituralis s Modern Dance Holl New Orchestra \/ | 4 of his Oshawa civic official day evening at 8 p.m. in the Frostbite Seri rostpite series ESE EET 'i tion estimates Oshawa's Largest Public Dance yas § ssful i etti two meeting Monday evening at the! a to 'the winners of the Mifferent| berries off her vines last week. Vice Commodore, H. Usher, Jr.;| peg oem onc ge agen regular monthly meeting at F R E E : ee iy Ses | Fai Init . retary, George McCleery; nan tee hall ben Right now you're invited for : 3 IN utes caused many observers to stare in disbelief while the Canadiens pressured him on numerous instances. Bower's assiduous goaltending permitted his mates to skate off with a 1-0 lead at the first intermission. Seated next to us in the Garden's press box was a sagacious writer Serrell Hillman, from Time Maga-_ zine who was on hand to study Jacque Plante, hoping to acquire further material for an article he was do- ing about the roving Canadien's netminder. Mr. Hill- man commented late in the second period: "Wouldn't you know on the night I finally get the opportunity to see Plante in action, that other fellow -- what's his name -- oh yes, Johnny Bower, steals the lime- light. I should be doing an article on him." Mr, Hill- man, admittedly so, was a trifle nescient about the game of hockey, and had never heard of Johnny Bower, before Wednesday's game. Apparently he left for the U.S. six years ago,and just returned to our side of the border a couple months back. BOWER TALKS IT UP Bower a dedicated National leaguer, puts heart and soul into his efforts for the entire 60 minutes, and often criticizes his fellow Leaf members if the going gets rough. Off the ice, Johnny is a pleasant, unassuming individual. A perfect example of his con- structive criticism came late in the third period with his club clinging to their slim one-goal margin. Marcel Bonin was streaking down the left boards in Leaf territory with Bobby Baun defending him. Bower was heard to yelly "Bobby, Bobby, heads up", Baun took a lacksadaisical approach to Bonin cruising to- wards the Leaf goal, and as a result Bonin romped around Baun to get a clear drive at Bower. Johnny grabbed the puck and held it for a face-off. Moments son. Ways and Means Commit-|to the Ajax Hospital and tee, D. Anderson, T. Krawec,| wished a speedy recovery. Jack McInereny, Frank Reed. | Congratulations to Mr. Tomblin Jr. Membership Com: | Sr., Frank Reed, Doug Plitz. The last sailing race of the| Buck, Fairview avenue, season for Blue Jays was held last Sunday in the Bay. Lenithe RCAF and left Sunday Canham came in first, Fertile second. Mrs. Ron Playford Ron Playford was winner of|home following surgery on the Frostbite series, having ob-|arm at the Ajax Hospital. Property Committee, R. Jar-/Mrs. Sid Fenton on their 15th vie, Doug Plitz, T. Reedie, Tom} wedding anniversary on Nov. Earl Buck of Bath, Ont., was mittee, Ron Clark, T. Tomblin|a recent visitor at the home of | his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Michael Mcinerney has joined Ross| basic training at St. John's, Que. is now} tained the most points in the} Harvey Fertile returned fro |B RESENT ae 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 nearest ARTHUR MURRAY licensed studio. is| and 16. for her's y PROMOTIONS ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM Friday, November 24th FEATURING: Ed Brydies Orchestra @ DRESS OPTIONAL @ Grand March Starts at 9 P.M. Sharp Lunch Included -- Tickets $2.50 Each SORRY ! COMPLETELY SOLD OUT TARTS MONDAY SYLVIA SYMS - MICHAEL WILDING ANNUAL DANCE SATURDAY, NOV. 18 8 P.M. Presented by ... HOLLANDIA SOCCER CLUB In The Knights of Columbus Hal! 148 BOND ST. WEST OSHAWA ] DECCA Recording Stars : Jimmy Martin jand the Sunny Mt. | See Boys i Township of East Whitby CINEMaScoPpE COLOR by DE LUXE NEW COLOR CARTOON Plus--This Spine-Tingling Thriller { THE STREET OF ' OPIUM DREAMS! lcovon bg (A FOREIER FILE PRODUCTION - A COLUMN PICTURES RELEASE GiFT ODEON GIFT TICKETS NOW ON SALE! AOmittance TECHRICOLOR" 10 rensces 19 Weees & 408 C8 Ove 4 TERROR. Cr {ee > CONGS" Adult Entertainment Git The Kiwanis Club of Oshawa Inc, later Bower gave forth with a choice comment or sneneciaual ta daies two, directed at Baun, In conferring with Garden's publicity director, Ed Fitkin after the game he told us: "Bower's work was so outstanding in the first period, that we chose to show the TV audience some of his tremendous saves along with the scoring on our video tape portion at the end of the second period. The re-run of Bower's diligent effort was an excep- tion to our normal policy". TOWN AND COUNTRY -- It's the St. Michael's College Majors here tomorrow night in the Commun- ity arena against the Whitby Mohawks, Game time is 8:30 p.m, . . . OHA Lakeshore Intermediate league opens tonight with the Uxbridge Black Hawks visit- ing the Trenton Globetrotters. On Monday night, the star-studded Belleville McFarlands are in Uxbridge. The McFarlands have several of their former Senior players back in the fold as they attempt to secure Intermediate "A" laurels this season. TOWN AND COUNTRY .. . Tonight in the Whitby Community Arena, the St. Michael's College Majors make their initial appearance of the season -- and for all time -- for that matter, when they tackle the Whitby Mohawks. Game time is 8:30 p.m. : : Sud- bury Wolves, smarting from an 8-2 licking at the hands of the Kingston Frontenacs last Monday night, are seeking revenge tonight in the Limestone City, A Kingston victury will open up a five point' spread between the two clubs -- also Hull-Ottawa Canadiens, who pulled even with the Wolves, Thursday night with a 4-2 win over the tail-end Sault Ste. Marie Thunderbirds . . . Uxbridge Black Hawks open their 1961-62 OHA Lakeshore Intermediate home schedule on Monday night hosting the Belleville McFarlands. Uxbridge and Trenton pried the lid off the newly formed circuit last evening in Trenton, but results were not known at time of writing . . . MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS NOMINATION MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of the Electors of the Township of East Whitby will be held at the TOWNSHIP HALL COLUMBUS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1961 From 7:30 in the afternoon to 8:30 in the afternoon for the purpose of receiving nominations for the offices of Reeve, Deputy-Reeve and Three (3) Councillors for the year 1962 and Three (3) mem- bers of the East Whitby Public School Area Board for the years 1962 and 1963. If o Poll is necessary, Polls for taking the Voter of the Elec- tors, shall be held on Mondoy, December 4th, 1961, beginning ot 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon ond continuing until 7:00 o'clock in the afternoon, The Attention of prospective Candidates is drawn to the following: "When © proposed Candidote is not present at the meeting, there must be sotisfoctory evidence given to the Retuming Officer that the Candidote hos consented to this nominotion, ot the nomination Meeting and before 9:30 o'clock P.M FEATURE DAILY AT... 1:30 - 3:35 - 5:30-7:35 - 9:40 THIS SUNDAY 8.30 }RED BARN WELL KNOWN FROM 5 YEARS "GRAND OLE OPRY" Nashville Tennessee CURRENTLY NUMBER 8 BEST SELLING GROUP FOR DECCA RECORDINGS ALSO APPEARING: (CLAUDE 'BRADAMORE, FLOYD LLOYD and C.K.L.B.'s own SLIM GORDON ADULT ENTERTAINMENT here is a miracle in being young | -and a fear.The strange splendor of those years when youre finding your way...and love | is suddenly more than just holding hands. .. No one under 16 will be admitted unless accompanied by an adult. CHRISTMAS SAFETY Two ways to make Christmas safer are to pte of all pa- per and ribbons after presents are opened, and to fireproof Christmas trees. One of the handiest ways to fireproof a tree is to soak the butt in wa-| ter; it prevents the tree from) becoming tinder-dry, according to Ontario Department of Agri- culture safety specialist H. E.! Wright. To assist the tree in| absorbing water, miake a fresh jcut diagonally, across the butt jend of the tree before the end is immersed. d the some day a Condidote may resign in respect to one or more offices for which he is nominoted by filing his resignation in writing' with the Returning Officer, the Clerk, otherwise he sholi be deemed to be nominoted for the office for which he wos first Nomindted"'. GEORGE FARNCOMB, RETURNING OFFICER, TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY. and Daughter SHIRLEY |HEARD DAILY OVER CKLB 5:05-5:30 P.M, ADMISSION: ADULTS 1.10 CHILDREN 50¢ starring NATALIE WOOD with pat HINGLE and AUDREYCH : corunviessy WUTRGISTIEATTY ciec tecciemea cs uced and directed by ELIA KAZAN TECHNICOLOR®@from WARNER BROS | TODAY and SUNDAY FEATURE TIMES: 1:15 - 3:10 - 5:15 - 7:25 LAST COMPLETE SHOW 9:25 PLT asians PRESENTS*, .. "ALASKAN ADVENTURE" A Lumberjack's Adventure In Alaska GRIPPING ADVENTURE -- Travelling to a little known ereo of Southeastern Alaska in a fourteen-foot skiff. Coop and his buddy struggle for over twelve hours to keep their small croft from being crushed by several tons of ice which hes cascaded from the face of Hubbard Glacier. Whot was recorded is the most specteculor true life odventure ever filmed. An ex- perience. one seldorn lives through to relate COOP'S EXPERIENCES . . . SOMETIMES HAZARDOUS, OFTEN HILARIOUS, BUT ALWAYS CAPTIVATING . . . WERE FILMED IN ONE OF THE MOST ENCHANTING AREAS ON EARTH -- THE HOME- LAND OF THE ALASKAN INDIAN. MON., NOV. 20th--8:15 P.M. -- iIN-- Central Collegiate Auditcrium SIMCOE STREET SOUTH SEASON TICKET $5.00 e STUDENTS HALF-PRICE Season's poss may be purchosed from your favorite Kiwanion in either Oshawa or Westmount Clubs. G 1 Admission (each Trevellogue) Aduits $1. Students 50¢