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AJAX & DISTRICT NEWS John Mills, Representative -- Phone Ajax 426 Pickering To Municipal Board AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff: Re- porter) -- Ar application has been made by the Corporation of the Village of Pickering to the Ontario Municipal Board for (a) Authority to dispense with a vote of the rate- payers with respect to a proposed capital expendit: e of $160,060 for « the construction of a water dis- tribution system, including water mains; and (b) approval of the said unde; g and expenditure. The Municipal Board has set the date Thursday, August 27, at 10 Applies a.m. for hearing all interested par- ties in support of or in opposition to the application. : The recent water shortage in Ajax caused some dismay in Pick- ering, but it should be understood that before Pickering Village is ready to purchase water from Ajax, a pep main will be con- structed in Ajax by Central Mort- gage and Housing Corporation which will ensure adequate water for years to come for both mu- nicipalities. Ajax Scouts Go To Camp AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Re- r) -- The Ajax Boy Scouts, a Scouts and Cubs will spend the weekend under canvas at their Ajax camp, from Friday evening until Monday. On Sunday the boys will attend a Sunrise Service, con- ducted by local clergymen. The boys will be entirely on their own during the camp period, doing all their own cooking and attending to all the chores of camp life. The Scout Group Committee is meeting with the boys on Saturday, to hold a pow wow to formulate future plans for the Scout move- ment in Ajax. Election Badge Found Illegal AJAX (Times - Gazette Staff Re- porter) -- Ajax experienced the quietest election of its brief his- tory. Of a voters' list of over 2,500 only a few more than 1,500 cast #heir ballots, The final tally reads: John Lay, 088; Peel, 16; Wesley Powers, 240; "Mike" Starr, 628, giving John Lay a majority of 60 votes. This is a change from the by- ction returns which gave ' Starr a ht edge. No untoward incident mared the 's operations, except one a booth a man was challeng- ed for wearing a "I Like Mike", badge, and the police were called. The badge was removed, but no on taken after the man had warned it was illegal. WESTMINSTER, B. © NEW X {CP William Mott, defeated Lib-. # was won by George Hahn, Social Credit, by 138 votes. "My eampaign committee feels there is no question about the need for a recount," said Mr. Mott Tues- . a nt may alter TRAIN JUMPS OFF TRACKS MONTREA L (CP)--The Cana- ~ express was derailed Tuesday at St. Bruno, Que., 12 miles south of Montreal. No one was reported ured. Railway officials said the engine, a baggage car and t coaches plunged into the ditch when the express jumped the tracks two ho 5h west of St. Bruno. Another also derailed, but . TRAVEL RELAXED coach was ' EXHIBITION AUGUST 22 TO 29 Return Rail Fares $11.25 $12.85 Sleeping and Parlour Cars® *Chair or berth extra Good going Friday, August 21 0 Saturday, August 29, inclusive. Return limit -- August 31. Full information from any agent. CANADIAN NATIONAL | PACIFIC Slight Blaze At Pye Plant AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Re- in three weeks, the Ajax Fire De- partment was called to extinguish a blaze at the Pye (Canada) Limit- ed, factory on Avenue A, at 4.50 p.m. on Tuesday. Fire Chief Winters considered the cause a cigarette butt thrown carelessly on the wooden sidewalk close to the loading doors. Consid- erable smoke was billowing under the foundations and in front of the building. The fire and sidewalk were out in a few minutes. Damage was negligible. BIG RAINBOW TROUT pound rainbow trout caught Mon- day in Lake Dorothy 10 miles from from Jasper National Park in 12 years. The fish was landed by J. Efferson Miller of Pikesville, Md. RECORD PREDICTED BRISBANE, Australia (CP) -- State agricultural officials report only a major disaster could pre- vent Queensland from harvesting a record sugar crop this year. The harvest is estimated at 1,200,000 tons, a 30-per-cent increase over porter) -- Alerted for the first time | JASPER, Alta. (CP) --A 10%- 4 Jasper is believed the largest taken 9 last year. Sinclair Won't Be Finance Man VANCOUVER (CP) -- Fisheries Minister Sinclair, re-elected in Monday's federal election, has de- nied reports that he may be in line for the finance portfolio in the Dominion cabinet. "I don't give a damn who the next minister of finance is, but it won't be me," said Mr. Sinclair, assistant to Finance Minister Ab- bott before taking over the fisher- ies portfolio. Liberal speakers during the cam- paign had said he was being con- sidered for the post. C.R.A. WEDNESDAY Swimming at Rotary Pool. 7.00- 9.00 p.m. Boxing Club. 7.00-9.00 p.m. Radio Park N.A. Meeting at 22 Westmount Ave. 8.00 p.m. THURSDAY Recreation office open all day. 9.00 - 5.30 p.m. _Lions Club Room for the Blind. 9.00 - 5.30 p.m. Day Camp at North Ochawa. 9.00- 5.00 p.m. Supervised Recreation Program on the following Parks: North Oshawa, Fernhill, Valleyview, Con- naught, Woodview, Radio, Rundle, Sunnyside, Bathe, Eastview, Har- mony, Storie, Victory, Harman, Lakeview, Alexandra and Thorn- ton's Corners. 9.00 - 11.45 a.m. Swimming Instructions at Ro- tary Pool. 9.30 - 11.45 a.m. Supervised Recreation Progam on the following Parks: North | Oshawa, Thornton's Corners, Fern- { hill, Valleyview, Connaught, Wood- view, Radio, Rundle, Sunnyside, Bathe, Eastview, Harmony, Storie, Victory, Harman, Lakeview and Alexandra. 1.00 - 5.00 p.m. Awimming at Rotary Pool. 2.00 - .m 45 p.m. . Swimming at Rotary Pool. 7.00- 00 p.m. .00 p Boxing Club, 7.00-9.00 p.m. Harman NA Meeting. 8.00 p.m. FRIDAY Recreation office open all day. 9.00 - 5.30 p.m. Lions Club Room for the Blind. 9.00 - 530 p.m. CRA Day Camp at North Osh- awa. 9.00 - 5.00 p.m. Supervised Recreation on the fol- lowing Parks: North Oshawa, Thornton's Corners, Fernhill, Val- BOWMANVILLE AND DISTRICT Representative--Donald Hendry, 77 Ontario St., Phone 881 Woman Badly Hurt In Crash BOWMANVILLE -- A Bowman- ville woman, Mrs. Bernice Smith, of RR 2, has been admitted to Memorial Hospital here with in- juries received when her vehicle was in collision with a panel truck drivn by Richard Roberts of To- ronto. Mrs. Smith was entering High- way 401 a few miles west of Bow- manville when her light English car was struck and hurled 70 feet by Roberts' vehicle. She received extensive leg in- juries, and possible fracture of the pelvis. Roberts was treated for fa- cial lacerations and multiple bruis- es. Both autos were badly damaged in the mishap. Crowded Chief Off Highway BOWMANVILLE -- A Toronto motorist, Mr. David Leibowitz, ap- peared in court yesterday morning on a charge of careless driving after he had cut in front of another vehicle, forcing it off the road on Highway 35 near Orpnb. It was undoubtedly the wrong car to crowd, because Chief Arthur Randall of Newcastle was the driver. Leibowitz' license was tak- en and he was duly summoned to court. Magistrate Gee saw fit to im- pose a fine of $10 plus $2.50 costs. dio, Rundle, Sunnyside, Bathe, Eastview, Harmony, Storie, Vie- tory, Harman, Lakeview and Alex- andra. 1.00 - 5.00 p.m Swimming at Rotary 4.45 p.m. Swimming at Rotary Pool. 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. Boxing Club. 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. SATURDAY Recreation office open. 9.00 - Pool. 2.00 - leyview, Connaught, Woodview, Ra- | 12 noon. James Majority Is Fixed At 130 BOWMANVILLE --Harried poll- ing officers were still trying to de- termine Liberal re-elected candi- date Johnny James' majority at 2 p.m. yesterday afternoon. Re-elec- tion was definite, but by exactly how many votes was the question. Further revision and tabulation re- corded a new official majority of 158, rather than 91, which was list- ed by Returning Officer Erdman Friesen of Port Hope at 2 am. yesterday morning as the offices closed after a frantic night of re- turn seeking. The night of the election, an un- official listing of Liberal commit- tee workers here, gave James a 126 vote lead over Conservative Charles Stephenson, which was re- ducd to 91 later. Yesterday morning a revitalized crew attacked the returns again, and afternoon bulletins fluctuated slightly from time to time, before settling on what they hoped was a final Liberal majority of 158. 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South, appeared in Po- lice Court here yesterday morning to face charges of leaving a child unattended while being in a bev- erage room. Chief Arthur Randall told Magis- trate Gee that he had found two children in a car outside a New- castle beverage room, and that one child only several months old, was crying. The child had been placed in the rear seat in a 'basket. An- other child, five years of age, was asleep in the front seat. The chief. then explained that he had entered the beverage room to page the license numbr of th car, but could make no identifica- tion after several attempts. When the parent was finally con- tacted it was discovered that the children had been left unattended for almost an hour. Said the Magistrate as he im- posed a fine of $10 plus $9.30 costs, "You had better do your drinking' = Oshawa and her a baby sit- pr." WAS FORMER QUEBEC MLA MONTREAL (CP)--Dr. J. F. A. Gatien, former Union Nationale member of the Quebec legislature for Montreal Maisonneuve, died in hospital Tuesday. Public curator for the province and vice-president of the Quebec College of Physicians he was a holder of several Papal decorations. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, August 12, 1958 4 Hog Sales Permitted Once More STRATFORD (CP) --Farmers will be able to'buy :d sell hogs in community sales barns in Strat- ford, Mitchell and Listowel this week for the first time since May 15. Dr. G. P. McKenzie of Stratford, health of animals branch veter- inarian for the federal department of agriculture, said Tuesday he has carried out inspections of sales barns in three Perth county centres and found them free of traces of hog cholera which brought about their closing three months ago. Dr. McKenzie acted on instrue- tions from Ottawa, received last week, in which he was authorized to lift quarantine on hog sales at community barns if premises were found clean. However, quarantine imposed in May on farms at which pigs were found diseased, still re- mains in effect. PIGEON TRAP LUTON, ENGLAND - (CP) - A sticky substance that holds pig- eon's feet and gives them a bad scare has been applied to Luton town hall after complaints about the number of birds congregating ere. |Gunman Shoots Woman Who Opened Up Shop HAMILTON (CP)--A woman whe surprised a robber in a dress shop here was shot and wounded early today. . A man jumped from behind a counter when he heard Mrs. Wanda Czerenkewiez, manager of . the dress shop, approaching. He fired once and fled through the front door. A Souple above the shop heard the shot and screams for help and found the woman erawl- ng upstairs. he was taken to hospital while police launched a search for the gunman. New Pakistan Commissioner For Canada OTTAWA (CP)--Mirza Osman Alli Baig, former minister at the Pakistan bassy in Washingt has been appointed Pakistan's new high commissioner to Canada, the high commissioner's office an- nounced Tuesday. He succeeds Mo- hammed Ikramullah who is being assigned another foreign post. My, 2 ATE / : LOL [SAVE 17¢ ox 40¢ 2 for 79¢, $1.53 53¢, 75¢ 75¢, $1.25 "Fruit Salt" ec, $1.09! Export Cigarettes ys 33¢, 4c Andrews Liver Salts Vacation Pack-- $1.24 value for 99¢ Dodd's Kidney Pills 5%9¢ Mum . Stepette Enc's Maclean's Tooth Paste . 43¢, 6% Tissues 23¢c, 2 for 45¢ 25¢ Face-Elle Vel-vo-tex Mijtten .. Lustre-Creme Shampo 0 35¢, 65¢, 6%¢, $1.10 ner 29¢, IDASAL TABLETS Effective relief from pain -- acts fast to re- duce suffering caused by common colds and headaches. 24's 100s 25¢ 39¢ 3% 300's Jar Rings, 12's ....: Certo Parowax DENTAL CREAM Competitive Prices, Pl Special Values & Reminders for. Thurs., Fri. ond Sat. I.D.A. 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