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WHICH ONES ARE THE DUMMIES? of the Beatles singing group. They were flying with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, also in wax, to the Royal London Wax Museum in Vic- Stewardess Wendy Glover Yails to make an impression on these wax reproductions of George Harrison (centre) and John Lennon, 'members CENTENNIAL PROJECT AJAX (Staff) -- A $24,000 park, including tennis courts and lawn bowling facilities, will be prepared as Ajax's Centen- nial project. Ajax council last night decid- ed to construct the park south of the present municipal build- purchi 'ing. Of the total cost, Local taxpayers will contribute $8,000. '\Federal and provincial centen- :| nial grants will cover the $16,000 balance. The other Centennial pro- posal, a new arena, was ruled out because it will probably be constructed before 1967. The arena project is presently under study. The park might also include a memorial fountain. A number of fountain designs were re- cently presented to council by Ajax high school students. SEWER REPORT In a letter to council, the engineering firm of Walvin Ltd., reported that sewers in the north end of town above the Highway 401 had been con- structed during the war and were not sufficiently deep for houses with basements., The sewers were laid on the side of the road rather than in the middle and were now fre- quently being clogged up by toria, from the London, Eng- land, plant of Josephine Tus- saud and company. --(CP Photo) Port Perry Public School Annual Field Day PORT PERRY -- The annual field day Boys' SACK RACES at the Port Perry Public Schoo} was an}-9 Yrs. -- Cal. Cochrane, David Jack- odtstanding success. About 500 students/son; 10 yrs., Laurie Williams, Stephen participated in the evens. Archer; 11 yrs. Laurie Williams, Kenny "The junior and senior champions were: |irvine; 12 yrs, Kenny Irvine, Brian Mc- "Junior boys = Laurie Williams, son of 13 Mr. and Mrs, William Williems. Nab; open to all boys, Junior girls -- Janet Baird, daughter|Laurie Williams, Mr. and Mrs. James Baird. GIRLS' SACK RACES "Senior boys -- Scott Kenny, son of » and Mrs, Robert Kenny. 9 Yrs. --- Beverly Short, Jo-Ann Drap- Senior girls -- Sandra Hall, daughter/er; 19 yrs., Beverly Short, Janet Raines; of Mr. and Mrs, George Ha 11 yrs., Faye Healey, Disne Gray; 13 "oirts, 6 yra,.-- Carel Bond, Judy How.|/s" Wendy, Snenie duet Bare! girls' yi - le Q sam; boys, 6 yrs, Scott Nelson, Kevin 'open, Beverly i Begs Weary Hadley; girls, 7 yrs., Sherry Boys, Penny|poys' THREE-LEGGED Ser Oe ee ere Debbie Mer]. 10 Yrs, -- Laurie Willlams and. Ricky Neill, Janie Swinson; boys, & yrs., Ron-|=vanss Cal Cochrane and Brag Spbiata nle Evans, Donald Gray; girls, 9 yrs.|!! yrée Laurie wil yee eer wine' Say sane NOE Cockrona Roe Evan) eeorie. Willems and RICKY i boys 9 yrs Cal, Cochrane, R0b-|e 44," pean Beare and Kenay Irvine; 13 yrs., Stephen Carnegie and Larry Mark; Dea Beare and Kenny Irvine; yrs., Kenny Irvine, Brian fAac- Nab; Kenny irvine, ert Taylor. Girls, 10 yrs. -- Jane Storle, Janet Raines; boys, 10 yrs. Ricky Evans, Kim Weir; girls, 11 yrs., Diane Cox, Heather Rider; boys, 11 yrs. Bryan MacLean, Jody Williams; girls, 12. srs. Janet Baird, Janet Tristram; boys, 12 yrs. Brien MacNab, Roger Moase; girls, 3 yrs., Janet Baird, Sandra. Hall; boys, 13) yrs., Brian MacNab, Scott Kenny; girls, open, Janet Baird, Eva Leveck; boys, open, Brian MacNab, Ricky Beare. rince Albert Author Speaks To Women's Group PORT PERRY -- The Honey-|held at the post office, for the| dale Women's Institute held its}coming year. The members of meeting in the Anglican Parish/the Institute extended a Sincere! Hall. The president, Mrs. Nel-|thank you to Mrs. Earl Bryant) son Williams, opened the meet-| who has been in charge of thi ing. A welcome was extended|project for many years. \3 to visitors. Mrs. George Barthau report-| Mrs. Allan Martyn of Princejed on the 'Dessert' course} Albert introduced guest. speak-|and Mrs. Fred Warren on the| er, Mrs. Kreighton, of Brooklin,|catering at Mr. and Scott Kenny. GIRLS' THREE-LEGGED Rice; Marlene Podres and Sherylin Reader; 11 yrs., Faye Healey, Heather Rider; Beverly Short, Brenda Sweet- Ricky Evans, 1 f phen Archer; Ronald Evans, Camp; Grade 5 and under -- Cai Coch. rane, Bob Young; Laurie Williams, Ricky Evans. Moase, Ronnie Jeffrey, Neil Clark; Kenny Irvine, James Moore, Rider, Rene Quan, Faye Healey; Wendy Snooks, Debbie Griffen, Beare, open three-legged race -- Russell Ste-|w, , Ken Prentice, Bill Hall, John phens and Larry McNenly; Roger Moase fo he tis nen i | Girls' senior | Rice, Sharon Sweetman, Cathy Jeffrey; ___| Janice Williams, Ruth Ann Buckner, Ama) 10 Yrs. -- Sylvia Rice and, Marian|Forder, Eva Leveck. Billy, Jeffrey, Glen McCoy, Randy Knight;) Jamie MacNab, Jackson, Ronnie Evans. | bie McNeill, ker; Elizabeth Diamond, Lynn Cook, Mar-/Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McCauley; go Mickey, Lucy Laroux. Young; Gary Wall | Girls' Grade 4 -- Sherylin Reader, jdra_ Tristram, Hiene Podres; Donna Ballard, Donna Wakeford. BALL THROW | Junior girls -- Barbara Hillier, ieee Williams; senior girls -- Lynda Moore, " ' i §: Joanne Shaw; Junior boys -- Roger Mo- ent, Mrs. Lloyd Wright; young-| $\ase, Brian MacNab; Senior boys -- Ralph: Prentice, Ken Prentice. Kenny; Open, all boys -- Russel) Steed: Gordoniphens, John Mickey. | |RUNNING BROAD JUMP tree roots. Beacock Clan In Blackstock BLACKSTOCK -- Due to poor weather, friends of the Beacock clan held their annual get- jtogether in the Blackstock rec- reation centre instead of in the park July 4. In all, 71 persons registered during the day. Several contests were held with the following winners: Lady dropping most pegs in bottle -- Mrs. Tennyson Sam- ells; man, most pegs, Lorne McCauley,. Midland; threading needle, Mrs, Lloyd Beacock; matching shoes, Cheryl Wright; nail driving men, Gordon Bea- cock, Timmins; nail driving, ladies, Mrs. Harold Beatty, Dunnford. OTHER_PRIZES Prizes were also given to: family from the greatest dis- jtance, The Gordon Beacocks, Boys' grade 3 -- Michael Diamond, Timmins; oldest lady present, Mrs. E. Lankin, Toronto; old- est gentleman Robertson \Dunnford; macried the longest Results man; 12 yrs., Susan Gray, Janet Baird: Janice Williams, Anna Forder; 13 yrs., Sandra Hall, Georgia Rice; Janice Wil- liams, Anna Forder. Open three-legged race, girls -- Sandra Hall, Georgia Rice; Janice Williams,| Anna Forder. BOYS' HORSE RACE Grade 3 and under -- Bill Jeffrey, Ste- Bill. Van-| RELAY RACES Boys' junior -- Brian MacNab, Roger Dean Beare, Ronald Phinney, Giris junior -- Janet Baird, Heather Linda Pickard, Leanne Ballard, Boys' senior -- Brian MacNab, Ricky Scott Kenny, carry Emmerson; -- Sandra Hall, Georgia Billy VanCamp, David) Girls Grade 3 -- Janie Swinson, Deb- Donna Beare, Debbie Bar- : x most recently married, Mr. and y Grade 4 -- Laurie Williams, 2 povs' Sons, cal Cochrane, Bow|Mrs. Vincent Archer, Bowman- Ricky Short, David Bourgeois,/ ville; couple with the wedding ler, Robert Taylor. gan. | Anniversary nearest July 4, Brenda Sweetman, Mar-/Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strone, New Park In Ajax Will Cost $24,000 jsolution giving a first class con- | A COWANSVILLE, Que. counties says their condition is|supply to 'local sawmills, pre- (CP)|"lamentable." It recommends|vide additional revenue for report on wooded lots onja reforestation program which,|farmers with such lots and at--- CONDITION POOR farms in Brome and Stansteadlit says, would furnish ample|tract tourists, A larger flow than enticipated)into council and the Hydro has forced local government . Council is attempt- into buying a pump for.the Elmling to make up its mind on street pumping station which|how to overcome the problems has 50 per cert more capagity|of tree-pruning, mer- than the old one. cury vapor and fluorescent More equipment has been/lighting but new lights will be ased by the town for|installed. more efficient cleaning of the blocked sewers and regular = inspections are being made. CONSERVATION Council approved unanimous- ly a report from the Metro To- ronto Conservation Authority which proposes to attempt to eliminate further pollution of streams in the area. New lighting for the vorth end of town is still being looked Pay Boost For Police AJAX (Staff) -- Ajax police received a pay increase last night when council passed a re- LITTERBUGS Litterbug signs on four Ajax Shopping Centre garbage cans will be repainted at a cost of $5 each. In a public works com- mittee report Councillor 0. G. Ashley - suggested that the Chamber of Commerce be ap- proached on the possibility of using the space on the cans for advert.sing purposes, Councillor Ashley also report- ed that the Ajax dog pound was Imost completed and that at its grand opening a first prize of. one week's residence in the pound might be awarded. Mayor H. M. Smith told coun- cil that the construction of the Carousel Inn should start in about six weeks. The motel will be fully licensed and will cost over $500,000. TAXES Finance committee chairman E. Whetherall told council that 73 per cent of the 1964 property taxes have been paid by Ajax residents and industries, A request to hold a bake sale at the Ajax Shopping Centre on Friday, July 17, by the White Dove Rebekah Lodge was granted. stable. a $25 wage increase. The increase for a first class constable brings his annual sal- ary up to $5,300 yearly. Lower ranking constables will receive an annual $200 increase. The new contract also pro- vides for a yearly increment of $25 service pay up to 10 years Of!" phe Ajax Lions Club received service. ; permission from council to hold Also beginning immediately,! carnival in Ajax from July Ajax policemen will receivelgy to 95. Licence fee for the overtime pay when called in, at/ carnival is $100 a day. a minimum of four hours, Pre-| i The y HOTEL ROYAL 171 BROCK ST. N. -- WHITBY Proudly invites you to attend = the opening of their newly re- Ss modelled Dining Lounge and Regency Room. OPEN 12 A.M. 'til 12 P.M, " Entertainment Nightly DA, eq) q SPECIAL... Businessmen's Luncheon Monday to Saturday LISCENSED UNDER THE L.C.B.0. viously overtime was paid in time off. In 1956 the contract calls for a 5.66 percent increase to all ranks. Two items for rc-negotia- tion in 1965 are three weeks of vacation after 12 years of ser- vice and payment for accumu- laetd sick leave. Protective committee chair- man W. B. Robertson told coun- ci] the wage increase would bring the police force in line with neighboring municipalities. Councillor Robertson said that the police force needed the gen- eral upgrading and that the town would receive. what they paid for. Under the new contract the staff sergeant received a wage increase of $650 annually and the sergeant $450 annually. ; Allergies? Backaches ? Or Do You Just Want To Sleep Comfortably? Ask About PERMA: FOAM Mattresses y off Retell Price. 'Call RAMA DISTRIBUTORS 725-8762 Lor! Mark, Janet Raines/Toronto; person with birthday} |nearest July 4, Vincent Archer; | \family with most children pres- est grandmother, Mrs. Ww. J! Beacock, Port Perry. | 00 YARD DASH 11 years --Kenny Irvine, Kim Weir; | 2 years -- Brian 'MacNab, Ronald Jef- ELECT OFFICERS | rey; 13 years -- Brian MacNab, Scott} Following officers were elect-| President, Tom Cole, Osh-| the author of "Short Stories and|Shunk's sale. Comments w eT €) "junior -- Janice Williams, Freida stein; awa; secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Books." She gave an interesting|given by Mrs. talk on how to get started to|the 25th wedding anniversary write a book and then told/party held at the home of Mrs. about all the work it takes to|James Owen for Mrs. Gordon write it and put it together.|Shunk. Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Samuel Cawker thanked|brought members: up-todate on) Mrs. Kreighton for her informa-|the "sugar" situation. tive address. | District president, Mrs. Sam- The report from the district|uel Cawker, brought greetings annual held at Greenbank was|from Ontario South and gave a presented by Mrs. Orval Stone|few highlights of her year visit- giving the morning session andjing the branches in the dis- Miss Alice Dodd the afternoon trict. She also gave helpful sug- session. gestions for the branch im- There is to be one picnie of|provement, pointing out two the north and south branches|very important things to re- on July 14 at Birdseye Centre,,;member when belonging to an to start at 2.30 p.m." jorganization -- 1, Attend meet- IRIS TEA jings regularly; 2. Take an in- Quite a number attended the|terest in projects and activi- Iris Tea which was held at the/*ies. home of Mrs. Murray Mac-| OFFICERS INSTALLED Laren, Scugog Island. There is| 4 bus trip planned for August 6|the report of the nominating] to St. George. Mrs. George|committee and Mrs. Cawker Barthau is. in charge of theljinstalled the new officers for arrangements. Mrs. Louise Pat-| 1964-65, The approved execu-| terson gave the hospital report| tive is as follows: | and announced that tickets} Past president, Mrs, Earl were available, for the hospital/Bryant; president, Mrs. Nelson draw. Williams; 1st. vice-president, Mrs. Gordon Shunk held a/Mrs. Gordon Robertson; 2nd. Hobo Tea in May at her home|vice - prseident, Miss Alice) when 30 ladies attended. |Dodd; secretary, Mrs. Harold) Mrs. Roy Cornish entertain--Honey; assistant secjetary,| ed at a Hobo Tea in June with|Mrs. Stanley Ploughman; treas-| 30 ladies attending. urer, Miss Audrey Kent; district ANNUAL MEETING \director, Mrs. William Moase; At the recent annual meet- alternate director, Mrs. Samuel ing, the officers and conveners| Naples. of the various departments pre-| Branch directors--Mrs. Fred} sented the annual reports show-| Warren, Mrs. Roy Cornish and| ing a busy year under the Wom- Mrs. William Chapman; public} en's Institute banner "For)relations officer, Mrs. Frank| Home and Country." Whitfield; delegate to area con Successful projects included--| vention, Mrs. George Barthau; two short courses, one localjalternate delegate, Mrs. Frank Leaders' Training School course,| Whitfield; delegates to district | fall fair exhibits, sponsoring of|annual, Mrs. Stanley Plough-| two Junior Homemaking Clubs,|man, Mrs. Orval Stone and a successful art and rug exhi-|Mrs. Lorne Duff; pianist, Mrs> bition, processing of cancer | Stanley Ploughman. dressing; Tweedsmuir competi-| Conveners -- home economics tion; . teas; celebrations for|and health, Mrs. Gordon Shunk; members; funds were raised/agriculture and Canadian indus- for scholarships; delegates' ex- tries, Mrs. George Bell; histori- penses; local hospital; Ontariojcal research, Mrs. J H. Hospital; fair board; Home-|Hardy; curator, Tweedsmuir making clubs; and many other/history, Mrs. Harold Smeltzer; | worthy causes. \eitizenship and education, Mrs. The local Leaders' Training/William Moase; resolutions, course chosen by Honeydale|Mrs, Edward Fines; fruits and Women's Institute for.the com-|flowers, Mrs. M. Bassant and ing fall is as follows: 1st choice|Mrs. E. Bryant; auditors, Mrs. --'Focus on Finishes"; second|Frank Whitfield and Mrs. Lorne -- "Block Printing" and third--|Duff; nominating committee, "Window Dressing." /Mrs. Earl Bryant and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Lorne Duff was appoint-ijiam Chapman; federated news, ed to be in charge of\the can-/Mrs. George Barthau; librar- cer dressing station which isjian, Mrs. Lawson Honey. M. Bassent on|Senior -- Joanne Shaw, Junior -- Ronald Phinney, Alan Wake- ty ford; Senior -- Ricky Beare, John Mick-/Roy Ferguson Blackstock; com- | ey. |BOYS HIGH JUMP Naples] y Mrs, Earl Bryant brought in|' Sandra Hall; Beacock, Nestleton; treasurer, | | y. mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur | Senior -- Bill Taylor, Cart Prentice;/Hyland, Nestleton; Mr. and) unior -- Roger Moase, Kenny Irvine. |Mrs. John Maw, Toronto; Mr. | jand Mrs. Vincent Archer, Bow-| manville. : 1 JAMES 'O'MALLEY Construction Ltd. 723-7122 @ Homes @ Additions 1° Offices @ Remodeling, a Oe eRe Engineer Meets With Residents BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A field engineer from St. ¢ Cement Company met with property owners Cedar Crest Beach to questions on the new plant proposed for the area, Ken McKenzie told the prop- erty owners that in some cases the factory would be within a uarter mile of some cottages. "The factory," he said, "avill be in operation 24 hours a day) and blasting will be carried out! at noon each day. 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