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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, March 21, 1963 J PRESENT PLAQUE AT UXBRIDGE Service E » Cooke, Regional visor; Mr. Smith; Mr. Rich- ardson; bridge ROA farm -representa- tive. Ontario Hydro's Central Re- gion Manager Adam S. Smith (centre) presents farm serv- ice plaque to Uxbridge Area Manager A..C. "Cy" Richard- son (second right) for the out- work by the Ux- bridge staff members in assisting Area farmers to live better electrically. In the pic- ture from the: left are C. E Crease, Regional Consumer Boost Mill Rate BROUGHAM -- The costs of education have sent the Picker-jout amendment. ing Township tax rate up for when the rate bylaws were passed. | The first of four instalments of taxes will be due at the end of April this year, and some of the Township residents will dis-|900 for grant purposes. Education Costs lost, and the bylaw passed with- jy|OBJECT TO HS ADDITIONS 1963, Council learned recently Councillors were asked to ap- prove a 4-room addition to Ajax High School at a cost of $166,046, of which the Department of &du- cation has approved only $100,- every right to check, and I think the other two communities have done right in asking for a break- down. To run Cadillac schools in a Chevrolet Township is some- times hard." pretty Mr. Cook maintained that con- trol seemed to be getting out of A Community Centre and Ath- letic Field was established by bylaw in James Mitchell Park in Bay Ridges, under the Com- munity Centres Act. cover an increase, The general rate remains about the same as last year, but School Area 2, which com- prises the southern part of the Township, shows an increase of 8.9 mills. The High School rate, cover- ing the whole Township, is in- creased by 3.5 mills. . The tax roll this year is about $2,100,000. Last year {it was $1,740,000. : H. W Councillor W. J. Greening Farm. Ad- |¢xpressed his concern about the increase in Schoo] Area 2 rates, and, after going over their bud- get, said that he felt about $16,- 500 could be pared off, or about 1 mill. and Ed May, Ux- Choral Society To Present Operetta BOWMANVILLE -- The Bow manville Choral Society will pre sent the Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta "Pirates of Penzance' at the Bowmanville Town Hall, «|Atom League the Barons and have assured them- selves of a playoff spot. In the "|Lions Midget League the Mar- oons and Generals will play off -| Rams Easter Fashion Show Planned At Ajax AJAX -- Members of the Ajax Varsity Chapter IODE are plan- bt) to Centre Club Room, Ajax, Saturday, March 30, 2.30 to 4 He said that he did not ap- prove a deficiency item of $5,000 for Bayview Heights School, $7,500 for school sites, nor $4,000 for contingencies. "T feel these are excessive re- quirements," said the Council- lor, and proposed a motion to amend the rate bylaw to re- move the $16,500. "T suggest that we are obliged to levy whatever rates are re- quired by the school board," said Councillor Milton Mowbray. an "Easter Bonnet Tea" e held in the Community on They were also advised of a contemplated 19-room addition to Pickering High School at a cost of $637,606, of which the De- partment has tentatively ap- Proved $475,000, Both the Town of Ajax and the Village of Pickering have sub- mitted requests for particulars of those costs not subject to Provincial grant. "These are tremendous Y Ricksha : CHINESE FOODS Under new Ma' ment, KEN SETO, Proprietor " Dining Room Service FOR FINEST IN CHINESE FOODS -- for -- HOME DELIVERY free within city limits after 4:00 p.m. PHONE 728-1676 HELD OVER 2nd WEEK tue heart end happiness of the sway hit! PERRHO RRO SBOE PE Hae NOMINATED 3 ACADEMY AWARDS | AMERVYN LEROY prtoucnot «sud spn 60 + Cited ond 'uric by Jute Styne + Lyrics by Stephon Sentholen « meade toe ie * coneeeettions Book by Arther Bazed upon the Memoirs of Gypay Rove Lee « TECHIBCOLOR® TECHRORAMA® From WAKER BROS. BI) cain GY ELVIS PRESLEY Singing! Loving! Swinging! Explodes Recl-Life Drama! "INCIDENT IN} 294; sz AN ALLEY" TOMORROW! BILTMORE vw" "BIRD MAN OF ALCATRAZ" plus -- "MIRACLE WORKER" Huts AUL LIEF! sey WHO CONQUERS THE FABULOUS SPECTACULAR OF THE LEGENDARY WARRIOR TEMPTATION OF A SEDUCTIVE, TREACH, EROUS WOMAN!!! three nights starting March 28 to March 30 at 8.15 p.m. Tickets are available from for the championship. In the Lions Juvenile league the Mt. Royals and Midget Allstars will battle for the championship. Games scheduled for this Sat. urday are as follows: BANTAM LEAGUE -- 7.00 a.m., Tigers vs Pirates; 7.45 a.m., Cubs vs. Tee Pees. "At the same time we may very well feel we have a duty to the ratepayers. I would suggest that there is very little we can do but_raise the amount, asking the Board to take a more modest approach -- do it in such a way that it comes to the attention of the public and the press." Mr. Greening's motion was 4 Se ius enteinnd 42 KING ST. WEST SHOW TIMES -- 1:45 - 4:10 - 6:40 - 9:00 by members, are from Anne's Fabric and Millinery Shop in Whitby. Mrs. R, Conant will describe the hats giving detail as to fab- ric and price. It will be a con- tinuous showing while tea is being served. any member of the Society or may be purchased at the door on the evening of the performance. MINOR HOCKEY NIGHT Arrangements are well under- way for the Recreation Depart- ment's 12th Annual Minor Hockey Night to be 'held on Wednesday, March 27 at Memo- Proceedings will rial Arena. get underway at 6.30 p.m. The Atoms will start the night off with their game be- ginning at 6.30 p.m., with the Rams playing the Barons for the championship. The Pee Wee game will get underway at approximately 7.15 p.m., with the Red Wings play- ing the Bears or Canadians. The Bantam game is sched- uled to start at 8.00 p.m. with the Tigers playing either the Flyers or Pirates. The Midget game is sched- uled to start at 8.45 p.m. with the Maroons playing the Gen- erals. _ The final game of the night (will be the Lions Juvenile cham- pionship between the Mt. Roy- als and Midget Allstars and it is scheduled to start at 9.30 p.m. All games will be two 20-min- ute periods, with the last two minutes of each game stop time. In case of ties sudden death overtime will be played. The team scoring first will win the game. These games will bring to a close the 1962-63 Minor Hockey season in Bowmanville. Admis- sion for the five games will be: Adults, 50¢. and children 25c. MUG SERIES The Mug Series is designed for all teams who do not make Minor Hockey Night. The win- ners of the elimination tourna- ment in each league will be presented with a "Mug." The Mug Series will get under- way this Saturday, March 23. MINOR HOCKEY The playoff picture for Minor Hockey Night is still very much in doubt in the Pee Wee and Bantam Leagues, In the PEE WEE LEAGUE -- 8.35 a.m., Rockets vs. Rangers; 9.20 a.m., Wings vs Canadians; 10.15 a.m., Bruins vs. Hawks. The Atom game scheduled be- tween the Bisons and Giants will not be played as it will i no effect on the stand- gs. JUVENILE MUG SERIES In the Juvenile Mug Series game, the Aces won the "Mug" defeating the Canucks 3-2. George Kennedy, Doug. Lane and Rae Pickell were the goal- scorers for the Aces. Wayne Devitt and Larry Hately scored for the Canucks. Alcohol Spree Ends In Fine, Jail BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Two partners in drinking went separate ways in court here Tuesday -- one to jail and the aegd to raise money for his Magistrate R. B. Baxter gave David Bruder, 8 Fleet street, no time to pay two $15 fines and sent him to jail for 10 days instead. Bruder was convicted of be- ing intoxicated in a public place, and having liquor in a place other than his residence after pleading guilty to both charges. His friend, John McDow, 23, Newcastle, was fined $10 and costs or five days after plead- ing guilty to being intoxicated and was given a week to pay. Court was told the pair was found walking down George street in town one night recent. ly, both drunk. eee erence ---- FRIDAY Dynamic. . . KAY TAYLOR AND THE REGENTS NOTICE... 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