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_PARK 1 Spark layed Nixon -- A leader may me of age here on May 17, jay Robert Nixon or to criticize the f education for his rformance he gave e House. yas elected Liberal months ago, Mr. shown touches of use he has con- elf with consider- ice and some ag- remained the ques- he had that essen- hich is so vital for eadership the can produce real iD cation debate, Mr. d the spark was ad the floor he ab- inated the House live, > you had a mental government being against the wall. npts to protest, to oppose him, just rr, )P fared no better. group seemed to : the attack on it. al leader was in ns about Mr. Nix- still remain. one doesn't remove casion, also, there iderable assist in nediately followed inister William avis had given a ort, prepared by ont, which had use to death. | in the Liberal rmance may have m better than it ation is Mr. Nix. pic. As a former nows the subject, his party's educa- ice he has been in it is noteworthy | efforts as critic retty much run-of> no occasion before 1 anything like the fire he did this in all his perform- y reassuring to his » this same day stories had ap- » press saying the on minister might rse candidate for C leadership. rs are being cir- few people close Anyone watching would have imme- inted them. S AGO ARS Lvl ass. meeting spon- Jkrainian Associa- as raised and will r to the Red Cross orn welder for use nergency Training een purchased by of Education for ARS AGO, 24, 1927 and pupils of Osh celebrated Can- d Jubilee and Em- femorial Park on ffice of the Thou Railway will be 1awa from Gana- MUTT 10 A DIBL. WAS iN 1885 AN tee MEMBERS OF THE Ajax town Council held their first meeting Tuesday night in the new municipal com- First Council Meeting Held In New Building AJAX (Staff) -- Ajax Town Council met for the first time in its blue broadloomed council chambers at the new Ajax Mu- nicipal Complex Tuesday night. Only a handful of spectators were on hand for the meeting and several people arrived at the chamber carrying a fresh acquisition of books from the new library in the complex. Outside the new town head- quarters landscapers were in- dustriously digging earth for the trees and shrubs which will provide the icing for the $640,- 000 complex on Harwood Ave. CELEBRATION PRAISED At the meeting Mayor Harry M. Smith congratulated Deputy Reeve Mary Reid and her cen- tennial committee for the ter- rific weekend the town had completed Monday evening with a large fireworks display which, in His Worship's estima- tion, "caused the best traffic jam in Ontario County". Councillor Ed Wetherall agreed and added that the his- toric display in the old town hall was wonderful and "made us all proud of our town". Council decided to call ten- ders for the demolition of the old town hall building and pass- ed a resolution that the town engineer draw up specifications for the demolition. Councillor Wetherall said he expected the town to receive a certain amount of revenue from the sale of the old building. Council also approved a change order for the new com- plex consisting of photos of the interior and exterior of the building at a cost of $300. MILEAGE ALLOWANCE A bylaw was passed allowing councillors 10 cents per mile for their mileage to and from conventions. Finance Committee Chairman Wetherall said council had de- cided, at budget time, not to raise temuneration to council- lors but that the mileage cost had been included fm the budget. : Councillor Owen Ashley said he agreed with the present re- muneration of $750 annually and that he had calculated this at about 68 cents per hour on the time spent by council] mem- bers at committee and council meetings. "If that's not enough pay I don't know what is," said Mr. Ashley. Councillor Ashley also took plex. This view, taken from the spectators' gallery, of new council chamber shows, . from left, Deputy Reeve of the town to be installed on the outside of the complex. The coat of arms will be made by an Oshawa firm and is expect- ed to be in place before the of. ficial opening. TAG DAY The Women's Auxiliary of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital were given approval by council to hold a Tag Day from June 1 to 3. TRAFFIC CONTROL In a letter to council, Mrs. D. R. Temple asked a pedes- trian police officer be assigned to the Exeter - Rideout Streets area to control traffic on school days at noon and 4 p.m. Mrs. Temple said that, with the new high rise apartments and the student traffic from St. Andrew's Senior School, the traffic situation warranted an on-duty officer at peak periods. The matter was referred to the \Mrs, E, Steer and her commit- Mary Reid, Councillor Dom- inique Brunelle, Councillor Bruce O'Brien, the town treasurer, Mayor Harry M. Protection to Persons and Prop- erty Committee. CONVENTIONS Four councillors agreed to at- tend the 14th anfual conven- tion of the Towns and Villages Conference to be held at Til- bury on June 9. Five councillors indicated) they would attend the annual convention of the Ontario Mu- nicipal Association at Port Arthur from Aug. 20 to 23. ASSESSMENT Reeve Henry Polak reported Ajax received more additional assessment during the past year than any other Ontario County municipality. The reeve said the town had actually received one-third of all the new assessment in the county since a year ago. Church To Mark Anniversary AJAX (Staff) -- Members of Ajax Holy Trinity Anglican Women Church Year were re- minded by their president, Mrs. W. B. Stratton, that a special service will be held May 28 at 11 a.m. to celebrate the church 10th anniversary of the new building. The guest of the evening, Mrs, A. B. Conrad of Whitby, was introduced by Mrs. Rene Grignon. Mrs. Conrad with her assistant, Mrs. R. Roberts, gave a demonstration of flower arranging, the making of floral novelties and favors. This was followed by a question and an- 'swer period. The social convener for May; Violets Club banner in the com- home of Mrs. H. N. Crawfirth in Smith, the town clerk, Coun- cillor Ed. Wetherall, coun- cillor Clark Mason, Council- lor Robert Shelley and Reeve Henry Polak. --Oshawa Times Photo St. Mark's UCW Plans Dinner For Brownies WHITBY (Staff) -- Mrs. R. A. Smith, president of St. Mark United Church Women Unit 3, opened the meeting with an ar- ticle entitled "Every Day God's Day", by Rev. Archibald Alex- ander. Mrs, Ron Pascoe pre- sented the worship service on the theme "What Can You Do For God". It was reported that 23 house and 12 hospital visits were made. During the business ses- sion plans were made for the June 5 Brownie banquet. Unit 3 will be in charge of this pro- ject. Members were reminded of the May 25 executive meeting. The next general meeting will be June 6, with Unit 5 in charge of the program. The June 15 meeting of Unit 3 will be in the form of a pot luck luncheon at the church hall. The luncheon will be followed by an auction sale. The program was based on the Lord's prayer. Mrs. R. A. Smith, Mrs. Edward Breen, Mr Rose Hall, Mrs. Leith Jones and Mrs. William Jamieson giv- ing the explanation of the phras- es contained in the prayer. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Wil- liam Ellison and Mrs. George Smith. WHITBY - AJAX PERSONALS The Whitby General Hospital Women's Auxiliary executive meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Welsh, Fairview Drive. Mrs. H, P. Doner pre- sided. Reports were given on the Blossom Ball at the Cen- tennial building. This event pro- ved most successful both social- ly and financially. All members were asked to attend the May. 29 meeting at Kathleen Rowe Schoool when arrangements will be made for the Whitby General Hospital "Tag Day" June 15 and 16. Lunch was served by the hostess. Murray Gunn, conducted the Antique Club meeting at Valley- view Park Club House. The ev- ening was spent planning activi- ties for the coming year and the picnic to be held June 11. Collectors' books were on dis- play. Ten members of Whitby Shrin- king Violets TOPS Club attend- ed the Provincial Recognition Day Convention in Windsor. Lea- der, Eleanor Cougle and Jean Jaynes graduated as Kops. Flo- rence Edwards and Dorothy Martin were honored for the 40 pounds plus lost. The Shrinking petition reached the top ten clubs. The convention was an inspiration to all TOPS memb- ers. Owing to the recent fire at Dundas Street East School, fu- ture meetings will be held at the home of Mrs. Clara Powell, Dundas Street East. The Women's Christian Tem- perance Union meeting was held at the home of Mrs. J. E. White- hurst, 300 Brock Street North. Members completed a quilt and also a baby layette, serving holders, Christmas cards track to be sent to Missions, Mem- bers discussed the well attend- Rally" held at the Church when 150 women attended from var- ed from various Churches, The Whitby Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary is hol- ding a social this evening when auxiliaries will attend from Osh- awa, Ajax, Bowmanville and Brooklin. The Second Ajax Cubs and Scouts enjoyed a weekend camp- out at Greenwood Conservation Area under the leadership of Bernard Gloster. Twenty - seven Scouts attended and 32 Cubs under the supervision of Cub- master Norman Wilks and his assistants: G. B. Holt, Gordon Lapp and Gordon Campbell. There was a camp fire, sing song. Parents were invited to attend a church parade on Sun- day. GLOBETROTTERS SOLD | CHICAGO (AP)-- The world-| famous Harlem Globetrotters basketball team -- officially re- cognized by the State Depart- ment as ambassadors of good will--passed from the Saper- stein trademark to Metromedia, Inc:, Tuesday in a sale reported! in the $3,000,000 range. The} transaction, subject to approval by the probate court, was an- nounced by John W. Kluge, president of Metr dia which Three students at Col- borne Senior Public School, Whitby, were presented with gold Centennial awards in recognition of their achievements in a school - wide competition against standards set by the GOLD CENTENNIAL AWARDS department of health and welfare as part of the phy- sical fitness program. All the students, between the ages of six and 18, took part. Seen here are Stephen Thompson, 13, left; Keith Ibbotson, 15, second from THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Moy 24, 1967 § PRESENTED right and James McGrath, 14, right, receiving their awards from Deputy Reeve Bob Attersley, who was a member of the Whitby Dun- lop Hockey Club which won the world championship. --Oshawa Times Photo Ontario County Council Assists Library Boards WHITBY (Staff) -- A grant] of $450 for the purchase of} books was given at Tuesday's) Ontario County council meeting to each Public Library Board in the county. The grant, given to 11 dif- ferent boards, also qualifies the boards for a grant in 1968 when copies of the invoices showing that the 1967 grant has been used for the purchase of books is turned into the county of- Council also adopted a recom- mendation by which each mem- ber be allowed an allowance of $25 per day for expenses, plus registration fees, for their at- tendance at conventions, confer- ences and association meetings. This would be limited to $350 per year for members. The members will also receive 10 certs per mile for one round trip to the functions. fices. It was aléo revealed that Laveview Manor, Beaverton, the second home for the aged in the county, is approximately 86 per cent completed and will be ready for occupancy by Aug. 1, 1967. There have been 215 applica- tions for staff positions at Lakeview Manor. There is a waiting list of approximately 50 elderly persons who are waiting admission. OPENING ARCHIVES The College de Montreal is ing its archives to the pub- and direct-mail companies. owns radio and television sta-|lic for the first time in two tions, the Ice Capades ice show/centuries as a centennial ges- One-Stop DECORATING SHOP ACCIDENT PRONE SCARBOROUGH, England (AP)--Attending a conference here, an official of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, Arthur Friend, 47, slipped in the road and broke his ankle, Created To /#0IR\ Individual AbES Requirements STAFFORD BROS. LTD. MONUMENTS 668-3552 318 DUNDAS EAST It's simple how quickly, one may lose pounds of unsightly fat New Home Recipe Reducing Plan bulky fat and help regain jose lender more graceful curves; if right in your own home. Make this home recipe yourself. It's easy, no trouble at all and costs littie, Just go to your drug store and ask for four ounces of Naran Concentrate. Pour this into a pint bottle and add enough apefruit juice to fill the bottle. 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Mosier, 509 Dundas Street Miss tee served refreshments. Laine, Toronto travel expert, will be a guest at the June 21 meeting. She will talk on Expo 67 and give useful information on "How to Travel Light"'. West, Whitby, has received her Bachelor of Household Science degree from Mac- Donald Institute, University of Guelph. Mrs. Seneco will teach high school at Ancast- er, Ont. (near Hamilton). She graduated from McLau- ghlin Collegiate and Vocat- ional Institute, Oshawa, and RAPID PROMOTION FORT BENNING, Ga. (AP)-- Richard Nolan of Houston Texas, was promoted from pri vate to captain in one day Nolan, 25, a lawyer, was ap: pointed a captain in the judge advocate's corps after sever months as an enlisted man. H: recently moved from Osh- awa to Whitby. }was drafted the day after h was admitted to the Texas bar.' Mrs. W. J. Grylls attended a work- vet. the form of a picnic for memb- ers and their friends. Mrs. Mary Mitchell will be a delegate to the Provincial WCTU Conven- tion, in St. Catharines, June 20, 21, 22, and 23. Tea hostesses were Mrs. ©. A. Detlor and Mrs. Harold Quantrill. Mrs, Harold Grylls and Mrs. shop on textile painting in Suelph. They learned the latest echniques in painting on vel- Faith Baptist Church Women's fissionary Society held its last vork night of the season with Ron Morris presiding. time out to chastise the local papers. He said nothing had been written about his com- ments on the youth of Ajax at the last council meeting. He said that if he had spoken bad- ly of the town's youth it would have been all over the papers. Mr. Ashley was referring to a program presented by the Ajax High School Folk Club at a ball held in the town three weeks ago. i COMMUNITY CENTRE Council approved an expendi- ture of $1,088 for labor and ma- terials to put-a concrete floor sealer on the floor of the arena now under construction. Councillor Clark Mason ex- plained the sealer would allow the floor to be used for roller skating. Counedl also approved spend- {ng $1,233 for a coat of arms WHY A WILL SO. THE EXECUTOR OF YOUR CHOICE CAN. SETTLE YOUR ESTATE THE WAY YOU WANT. VICTORIA and GREY TRUST WHITBY 668-5897 FRANK GREY "ANNOUNCEMENT" W. S. Nurse, President Nurse Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Doug Amey Jr. and Frank Grey to their sales staff. Mr. Grey has been appointed Truck Sales Manager and has had a long association in this area. Mr. Amey is a sales representative. His recent General Motors: training qualifies him to discuss with you your Automotive needs. DOUG AMEY Jr. % What's new about 412%? Your money has earned this high rate of interest on Savings Deposit Receipt Accounts at Guaranty Trust for years. So what's new? We've added a new type of Savings Account and lowered the minimum balance on Savings Deposit Receipt Accounts. Details below. 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