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AJAX was leading 13-12 1n mejcompetea for the first time this) last minute of play. A mistake|term. The games were held at) in Ajax's backfield caused Bow-|Dunbarton High. The team was, Man Is Convicted Princess Margaret, a hack- ney mare, this year won 25 from Belleville to Sarnia. She is owned by Leckie Brothers Ajax High Ralph Sadler, RR 1, Nestle- ton. Mr. Sadler has been the bone Wie HACKNEY MARE WINS MANY RIBBONS To Hold Vote For Council By CASSEY ADAMS and LYNDA HUNTER Mr. Finley, Students' Council ladvisor at Ajax High School, '\has announced the elections of /|new Officers and class represen- jtatives for the Students' Coun- }cil will be held in three or four / | weeks. 1] Holding office for '63 and '64) 4jare: President, Al Claringbold, .|vice-president, Ron Rancier and secretary-treasurer, Diane '/Falby. The new president and 4\officers will be nominated by i|this year's Grade 12 and elect- sied by the Student Body, The third dance of the term j @\was held Oct. 16. There was jno special entertainment but ithe attendance was normal Dress was-casual. The Student Council plans to have a Hal- lowe'en Dance this year. It has not been decided whether the dance will be held in conjunc- fa\tion with Pickering High. BOWMANVILLE WINS | Ajax. Rams played host to the |Bowmanville football team and the last four years and will |were defeated in the last min- be exhibiting Princess Marg- |utes of play. J aret next month at the Royal | Ajax made the first scoring manville to grab a pass right out of one of Ajax's player's hands to win the game with the final score of 18-13. Since Ajax has lost semi-finals, NEW SWEATERS WORN Before the game, the cheer- leaders introduced the players with a cheer, The cheerleaders were in good form, wearing their new sweaters for the first time. two games and tied) one, they will not qualify for the | BRITAIN SECOND TO U.S, | off to a bad start with three losses. The team feels these de- feats were due to the lack of |practice, LONDON (CP) -- Britain's U.S. among exporters of drugs and chemical supplies. It is cal- spends one penny on drugs each} day, compared with fivepence a | day on beer, twopence on candy | Were given sentences ranging The girls' volleyball teamj|and founpence on bus travel. 'from four to 12 years. pharmaceutical indu stry last] gqq ' year put Britain second to the Cenada holdup Rag Bo Nag culated that each Briton now|pleaded guilty earlier to con- _ Possession Charge WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Leo!| \Jutras, 39, of Montreal, Tues- \day was remanded to Oct, 29 Callouses Pain, Burning, Tenderness ">; on Bottom of Feet is =SOPERFAST. <fPELIEF l--- > For fast, grateful relief, get Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads. 'They also remove callouses one of the quickest ways known to medical science, jfor sentence after his conviction last week of possession of $30,- Four: other Montreal men spiring to rob the bank and Neth ttt. PUR e sess essees i } Ti 3h % When it comes to whisky ...I'm a first ribbons at exhibitions of Sarnia and exhibited by Leckie Brothers' trainer for Fair in Toronto. |point when Bowmanville failed re, ae IE LES ee eae eee Te _ i' ane end = ; : ® Be to return'a punt from the L. R. Haywood, engineering; would have an annual value of zone. Bowmanville went into the vice-president of the Crown-|some $200,000,000 and would be NEWS IN BRIEF lead when they scored a touch- owned nuclear research agency increasing at a rapid rate. | down pass Ajax lost the ball told the 10th symposium on} "Many of the people who on the pg Bhat it bounced atomic power sponsored Be have invested substantial parts) 7 oNDON (AP)--Japan again cited te Seodaneiie' ie Atoaile. Senay Canada that! of their working lives towards |teq the world in merchant ship- scored another touchdown, The industrial participation is a nec. the establishment of competi- building for the quarter ended) ..ore at the end of the second essary and valued ingredient in/tiye nuclear power are these gent, 90; Lloyd's Register of score at t "lig A |the total nuclear program. days very gravely concerned a8 Shipbuilding returns show. Ton- quarter was 122 it pee Pioneer Mr. Haywood said the con-|to whether Canadian industry pace under construction in Ja- ville. Conce ed |struction of a 1,000,000-kilowatt/ has or ever will have the capa- yan was 2,504,575, an increase' Don'$ Neglect Slipping By THE CANADIAN PRESS /nuclear power plant represents| bility to produce the quantity of 241,343 tons over the previous FALSE H | +45 of * ) | ality which is CHALK RIVER Ont. (CP)--| additional business to Canadian/and the quality which is and quarter. Britain was second : f At . En-|industry amounting to $100,-/ will be needed," he said Pr 767.3 Avsenior official of Atomic En i : with 1,767,341. Do false teeth drop, slip or wobble engy of Canada Limited said | 000,000. as of) "Surely the nuclear power PHILIP ARRIVES when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? 4 - 'an-| "This must be at least some-|,,. mee as rp erga ideas Don't be annoyed and embarrassed mage Deut power be ka | nat ta ressive and of interest | roera™ has reacted a stage NASSAU (CP)--The Duke of) by such handicaps. FASTEETH, an aqe's nuclear. power Progra ee ee a where commercial organiz- ginburgh arrived in Nassau| alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprine are gravely concerned over) to our industries, but one does "4 fen a vee M kle on your plates, keeps false teeth h "anadis dustry has not see much concrete evidence ations can recognize a sure and! Tuesday aboard the royal yacht) more firmly set. Gives confident feel- whether Canadian industry nas egy , i . 7" Britannia to begin a tour of the| {ng of security and added comfort, or ever will have the capability! that this is so." good thing when they see it-and Britannia to begin a t f Ne clammy, goney, panty taste on feels to produce the goods and serv-| It was estimated that by 1975 begin to make an ever-increas- Bahamas and other West Indian) ing. Get FASTEETH today at drug fees required for the program.|the nuclear business in Canada|ing contribution." islands. Nuclear SERRA SOR aE RCN ene Soe JAPAN STAYS AHEAD counters everywhere. if you want Quality... » STEINBERG SAYE NATIONAL "SEAFOOD" SPECIALS 16¢© SOLE STEAKS PKG. Heocop FILLETS "=== <> USE SAVE tNGHUNER CRBOOM) Made tom no $B O3¢eFISH STICKS ste SeeCOOKED SMELTS 'S'S ad SSM | *Specialist : Anyone --after a taste of Walker's Special Old You're a Specialist in good taste when you choose the luxury whisky at a popular price -- Walker's Special Old. 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