The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 21, 1960 | Drama Shop | | Plans Meet BOWMANVILLE -- The Bow- manville Drama Workshop will hold its first meeting Sept, 22 at 8:00 o'clock in the Lions Com- ' munity Centre | This community is sadly in need of more people who will * undertake to direct plays, This | rewarding job of directing is one § | which you can best learn to do through experjence £ Perhaps our greatest need is for people who like to do the 7 {backstage work, such as the makeup, lighting, the collecting of hand and stage properties, The people who work in these depart ments are just as essential to the production of a good play as are the actors, Anyone interested in {helping in these ways is wel | come | There is a meeting coming up ion Nov, 3, Mr. Murray Days, of {the Crest Theatre, is comPpg lo ispeak to us Puts Check Btalh Newcastle re trate's Court urge of theft, fagistrate that whatever work and that he _ |0f Service ] By MRS, FRED PUCKRIN . | AUDLEY --- -- Two represeni & tives of the Gideon Society, Dr.| po AJAX -- The September meet. Bruce Greer, Toronto, and Mr, ii ing of the Ajax Red Cross was Vie Henkelman, Oshawa, were in 4 i i held in the new room at the {charge of the church service on Municipal building with the presi. Sunday. This society, which was dent, Mrs, Frances Allen, in the formed by a group of business- chair, men 62 years ago, places Bibles The minuies of the previous in hotels, motels, hospitals, for- meeting were read and approved eign countries and also to Grade and the treasurer's report given, 5 children, Ars. Allen then proposed a Mr. Neil Murkar, Whithy, will warty vote of thanks to all who he the guest speaker next Sunday ielped in the Red Cross lent st morning the Kinsmen Spori Day. The men's choir assisted with Plans were discussed in regard the music at Kinsale Anniversary to holding a Tag Day in Novem: service on Sunday evening | her, Mrs, Miller reported that The CGIT held a nomination the citizens of Ajax are still tak. meeting on Thursday evening. ing advantage of the many items * The officers for the coming year in our Loan Cupboard and also al president, Ame Guthrie; ge that two canes and a pair of vice-president, Marie Smith; see- crutches had been donated to retary, Joanne Dafoe; treasurer, MAYOR W, PARISH the cupboard. Mrs, Jean Cane, Nancy Puckrin; social convener, hospital visiting convener, res (Gall Mitchell ported that she is carrying on | Mr. Walter Fowlie, Greenbank visits to our hospital every first and his son, Harold, Toronto, vis Set Goal Friday of the month ed with relatives and friends in | The Ajax Branch of the Red Of $25 Cross would he very happy in ' conduct home nursing classes if Audley on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Squire isi enough * interested parties could A goal of $25,000 has been set he found, Anyone interested in Holds Meet ly WINS HONORS William P, 8. MccKay, RE 1, Pickering, is one of the wine ners of the aoac alumni Schol | arships for 1960. This scholar ship is worth $1000. Mr. McKay is a graduate of the Ajax High School and will be attending the OAC Guelph, this fall. In order to win this OAC Alumni Scholar- hip Mr, McKay had to re celve hénors in his Grade 13 sihjects. Besides being a good student he was a member of the Ajax School Band, He was interested in sports, particular- ly in haskethall and track. He has taken part in 4-H Club work having completed two 4-H Fores try Clubs, Almost $100,000 ha heen recently donated by grad uates of the Agricultural Col lege for the establishment of this annual Scholarship to en courage top students in Ontario High Schools to study the seis ence of Agriculture Edward manded in {Tuesday on Iwas told hy he had to acgept vas offered to him had to account in writing for every day between now and hi remand date Dec, 20, 1060 Magistrate BH. B. Baxter told Smith, if he failed to accept a job or if he falled to keep the written record, he would be sent FOR ENGLAND Du- J. R, Landry University of New and R, H. March housie University CP RHODES SCHOLARS LEAVE for' the next | of Saskatchewan; G, H two vears. They are, left to | guay, Montreal, University of right, H. R, Glyde, Edmonton, | Montreal; D, A, Stager, Smith ity of 'Alberta; J, J, A Ont,, Johns Hopkins Uni- University | versity of Baltimore, Md Robichaud, NB, Brunswick; Halifax, Dal Six Rhodes Scholars-elect | ford University from Canadian universities stand on the upper deck of the liner Empress of England be fore they left for England where they will study at Ox- Accused Tells Playgrounds Three Stories Kep Busy BOWMANVILLE George Watters, of BOWMANVILLE rated for o Univers ville Atrens, Saskatoon, Wirephoto Beer Charge Is Dismissed BOWMANVILLE (Staff) I'he charge against a Toronto truck driver of having heer at a kills of lace than his residence vas dismissed in Magistrate's held court Tuesday Magistrate and girls alip BB. Baxter conceded the story William Daniel MeMur Toronto ht he true MeMur n the empties (Stath Mill treet Suspend Term For One Year Orono who fold three fo how his car went off the on the wrong side, wa of careless driving ir Court Tuesday Police te Watters road south ol on the and had hit two clump I'he constable two the raised ie other OWEN SOUND (CP) who broke into the Brewster Lake! The magistrate on fining the {United Missionary Church seat-laccused $25 and $2 court costs road pla upervision in the play Vandals manville convicted en twice a Mag rounds were opi ing tennis were har when trate area Me eeks on the follow Lions Centre, Franklin Parl Parl \ car had Ontario Street 8¢ tree he p i" wled a instructor for | these § df . ray Leskard vrong side of the road! chool we wra lass Each child was required eek for both boy Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Bath, Or. angeville on Sunday J pucirin tee of the Ajax, Pickering and kindly contact Mrs. Germaine pent the weekend with their Whithy Association for Retarded pearce, 7 rry Koad, phone aunt, Doris Hollinger, Toronto for funds to be held thei woo avinne work room cone W.A. meeting at Cherrywood on Week of Oct, 17. Funds will be oo" wo vi yive to know of any Wednesday evening for retarded children coping "ne branch is now able few days this week with her uncle Which is now nearing completion yo "cor" yn™a 'proper work room, and aunt, Bert and Mrs, Guthrie, In Ajax. and for operating ex the week can he sel aside as a Member's of this year's com. work period. If you are interest Accused Draws p.r.. ish, campaign chairman; Mrs. F. thur at WH, 2.2273 Conant, canvass chairman; Mrs, | -- - --- to reformatory SORT y 4 ( JIAM, Ont, (CP) Smith, charged jointly with his 8. Tranter, public information 7 J ORT JHLIA h, Ont. (Che Magistrate R, B, Baxter term At their first meeting, held 4 4 tire and wheel was told that he y ' fli At " " : J { Ch vould have to abstain from al d 1] hure smart when he found Michael laid plans for the door-to-door litt for the For Witkiam Si Club cohol while on remand | Lootsma, 223 Liberty street, canvass which will y ' of lout hy local residents 4 4 Artes [careless driving Tepe 3 a. om » eam from France, t | Police testimony indicated that!' LET # FINISH THE SCHOOL | Lootsma was travelling in excess| The urgent need for the new| campaign slogan, "Let's Finish the School", Nineteen children by B w MANVILLE JoLath ilo. tered varnish over the pulpit and|told him if he appeared in court year-old school on the Brock Youd ourts. told by ohert Smi f Newcastle, . 4 BE a schoo! ch was abandoned pews, threw hymn hooks on the again, he would lose his licence, ' ety lied b 7:30 PM Police e * had 22 Station CBLT rear of his Also the paired or tired McMurra had hay he Lions Centre Tennis ( neen V ' and Berta Hi timan late thal al Peggy and Glen visited with hy the 1960 Campaign Commit: attending home nursing classes, Nancy and Lynda Children, for the annual Cam-iNo WH, 2 3 Four of the ladies atiended the paign used fo finish building the new, ql iniorected in knitting or Sherril Batty, Brooklin, spent a school an afternoon or an evening in penses Wm. A. Par: od, please call Mrs, Bessie Are . _-- | M. Browning, treasurer; Mrs REN aU , Fine of $25 N. Fallon, secretary' and Mrs FRENCH EQUIPMENT AS brother, Robert, with stealing a Nine ua B 4 " 4 ed it another case of 'heing|the Ajax Council Chambers, he used in construction of a chair he carried; io hed 1 i north, Bowmanville, guilty freighter here. The shipment of 60 mph in the town of Bow. Puilding is emphasized by the are now taking classes in the 80- | ONIGH ] charged with theft, in Magis floor and destroved Sunda some years ago hy the local e off t sehoo on and Terr) mi trate's Court Tuesday, received a {School Board There are several uspended sentence of one year geal literature in the church ' children already on the waiting ind was told to "wholly abstain' ' oesn t ay list for classes in the new school from the use of aleoho!. He also to post a $500 cash bond Smith was jointly charged with his brother Edward for stealing a tire and wheel. On another occa f ; ¥ . ion he stole two pressure pumps BOWMANVILLE .. (Staff) country. He told the court, he sold one Playing smart didn't pay off for touch with him or one of the ted to pump for $10 but could not sell situated in Os. Henry Buma of Bowmanville |, iio" members as soon 25 trunk was the other pump south of Owen Charged in Magistrate's court oacsible j arm' Smith, unemployed, but draw Tuesday with speeding within the|™ ing $52 per week allowance, town limits of Bowmanville | claimed that he was desperate for Buma sald as he attempted to| as his claim had become pass another ear, the car speed LONDON (CP)--The cossack Toronto ed up. He told the magistrate, p,. par that Prime Minister Mac sted. the the fellow wouldn't lef him hy wa ne s0 he sald to himself, "if vou Millan wore on his trip to Moscow want to be smart, I'll he smart|in February, 1950, will be aue:| for i 8% 42 tioned of by the East Sydenham ming 10 accuses "0 and Conservative party for party pin heer Fle dence st Ontario car plus tw The damage was discovered by Rev, W. F, Good when he opened the church Monday night. There have been incidents in the past when church windows were hroken but this is the first ser} ous damage The church is prey Township Sound of tree eex period au ' "to pass a series of nine skill tests land statistics indicate that there {eould be as many as two hundred Channel 6 SEE ans HEAR accused Wi drunk, but not im had appeared accused told police they were presented wi netr tenni bar A total of 14 ho and 18 girls took ons, A lessons wa by Mir professional Canada the who should be attending Chairman Parish has urged that anyone who can help with the campaign should get in cor \ er as to how od and o who is dr He told the ver ed speak he had been kn in the Magistrate R, B. B he was alwa mazed th ) ¢ 1 . re unable to ple can able, but forget thin n mon favorable ) of instruction on the The A total of fiftes n taf Welt ide the courts the case, said it is old story hed lo operate Ye piayground CHILDREN'S THEATRE-The where a drives ' department, All Theatre Group wa mon sense members than two der the direction of Miss Verna lieve the cars' experience attended a one Foran and Miss Berta Higgon Watters found veek Play Train. 0d met every Wednesday alter 4 less driving was fined $25 and ¢ Course, prior noon at the Lions Centre he He court cosi opening own | and other driving roup taged a play entitled fined $10 and $2 part in told the court he SOME 1e tennis le special fea fever and he the Vas trans ire of the te the porting beer to his Mans residence, He also who the court the car filled to capacit hair | Ma "instruction mn the ac indi on ( and ¢ 4 ; field, a tenni that he could remember as under ith an -- been touring Canadian and clothing and the msorship of Fennis A wecident 4 : : epsi ( to the Police offlee ' @ sp xeked uncon in | over : i ociation Yue 'mazieivate. tod the. a FAMOUS HEADGEAR AMISHMEN SENTENCED COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)--Three Amishmen must spend the next three years in prison for refusing to enter military service. A judge had given them. the option of working in a state hospital in Hen ia Company of Canada the boy gel onto the due to the wel weather cused that he left himself open mone Unfortunately and girls to suspicion when he opened the delayed in ten. case of beer, and su § court accused vr. Mansfield held a remember thin ldren throughout not open hi hort period beer in transit grass be those "" Rccused M ' . f litary ve, or going tolcourt costs, Magistrate R Won t Testify oa LY. Sorvice, ge By Raxter told him, "you know you funds ho ne they said, because they felt in. were being smart, if one fellow Bg eg ¢ BOWMANVILLE (Staff) Don't Neglect Slipping | stitutional work was the same as Wants to make a fool of himself George E, Weiss of Oshawa had F LSE TE military service and in violation|it 18 no reason for you to do the nothing to say when Magistrate of Do false teeth drop, slip or wobble a their peace-loving principles, | same " B. Baxter found him guilty HISTORY REPEATS hen you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? driving 'in Magis Muesday, The ae LONDON (CP) A large yel.| BOR You a AD oir Dae testify on his own low balloon with a crew of five ny such handicaps. FASTEETH, sn in the basket crossed the English alkaline (non-acld) powder to sprin- Channel this month to commem.| ki on voll plates keeps false oth wate the 175th anniversary of the ing of security and added eomfors, magistrate in summing up the didn't Com:- | chansored hy "Frankly I don't be ff accused story." FROST OPENS FAIR OAKWOOD (Cp Frost celebrated his 65th birth. day Tuesday by opening the an fair at this village nine it of Lindsay, his home ampled some cakes home cooking, referred ™ to the Oakwood fair as one of the trate dest in the p poke cused did not enthu, ticall vil. behalf Hage's future Witnesses testified that a car fa driven by Weiss pulled across N t feel , nd ditio 101 Highway without warning Weiss, found guilty, was fined first balloon flight 'across (he Nn gummy, gooey pasty taste or feel- al n ud i to ® addi RB from a parked position at Mc. $25 plus $43.60 in court costs or channel, made by the Frenchman 'Pg. Get FAST iki Way #4 any Says Probation | : : ing Sek Was Ignored heir woe y at re T E L E V I S I O N L O CG Night road. A small German car in default 15 days jail ; Jean-Pierre Blanchard, ad various. play: CHCH-TV Channel 1l--Hamilton - CBLT-TV Channel ; bb 7 Planning a '"Rec Room"? vere held the grounds throughout the summer ka a WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffale WBEN-TV. Channel 4-Buffale WKEW-TV Channel 7-Buftale WROC.TV Channel Millwork is about to con- duct free classes on how to to help add Interest to the regu round program build @ Rec Room the pro- per way. Classes start this Friday Sept, 23rd at 8 p.m. and will continue through the next 5 consecutive Fri- days, Why don't you enroll now + + the special Children Premier Use the : with les PRIME MINISTER THE RT, HONOURABLE JOHN DIEFENBAKER in the television series "The Nation's Business" The Progressive Conservative Party round Leaders to the guilty of care Also found ity of of he playground I'he careles driven hy John Eardly of RR 2, Newcastle, struck the Weiss ve hicle and was totally demolished Three persons in Eardly's car vere injured igh hk Ki and the Serpent' a rt of the annual Playground Variety Night. A total of "15 chil dren took part in this activity 11 Vithe bhelore the u court ound lo discuss Weekly held through variou cence he was a el twice opening and the court cost of the play wince al program abou policy Lo tali meetin NOTE the immer to plan activilie eekly - pecial on G--Toronte BOWMANVILLE John T. Rowe, of who ignored a probation period curfew of 9 p.m. Imposed on him by magistirate's court, got months in the county jail at Co bourg to think it over Rowe wa with causing public place Magistrate R. B five instances in cused had hroken the few on one occasion the accused's fathe phoned police to report that h on had got drunk and had locked him self in the hathroom In pa frat (Staff) Bowmanville lar plays §~Rochester INTEREST GROUPS A number of feature pecial Interest groups throughout the three program were um Hoe) Friend fi~Wooler b-- Playhouse | 4~Fun To Learn #~Three St als PM ~Byline Mac Show 9:30 AM, 5:30 P.M ~Big Mac Show 11=Movie I Kar) T=Romper room h:30 P.M, | S=Burns and Allen Karl dLife of Riley Huckleberry Hound 2=Checkers Felix The Cat 10:00 AM § 6:00 P.M, 52-Dough Ra Mi 4 News | 4~December Bride Western 10:30 AM, ~Highway Patrol Morning Show Mi 6:15 P.M, §2-Play Your Hunch Sea Hunt 4 Jock Jlart " Don Martin _ » 1:00 AM, %i Weather witine ied PM, Jana Gray Show 45 PM. Paduy Is Right Brinkley News: Weather 4=I Love Lucy 6:45 P.M, 1 11:30 CROSSWORD PUZZLE a= Mintle Brinkioy Bob MoLean Show Report 5-2-Concentration H=Wanted Al Drama Alive 7:00 PM, The Rebel 12:00 NOON Tabloid H--Rugs Bunny and 3 Leave It Tabloid 7 = Vikings 53 Friends Topper Restless Gun -8hotgun Slade 4=Cannonball 2---Manhunt Truth or 15 PM, Consequences ¥=News: Weather 7:30 PM, 7115 PM Y=News; Weather | 4=Newsi Weather 7:50 PM, TBA WEDNESDAY E S100 PM, Family Theatre My Friend Flicka Travellin Time Playhouse Fun To Learn The Big Rascals p 5:15 PM, 8:15 AM 7 4~Captaln Kangaroo 9:00 AM, and His ind conducted mer month ARCHERY Ir Tuesday afternoon behind manville High School Just pick up your phone and dial RA 8.6291 , , . your name will be included with the other eager applicants, You'll be taught by exper. ienced men too! Remember, classes start this Friday, ABSOLUTELY Sept, 23vd at 8 pm, , . F RE E! oll it costs you is time, You'll Find Everything You Need For That Rec Room At Millwork ------ ALUMINUM INSULATION SPECIAL SHEETROCK WALL BOARD 63 THIS WEEK! Bo to 407 it 3.30 4x4 an angyy ke. 118] %" POPLAR [Fig Hi UNDERLAY PLYWOOD originally charged a disturbance ~Romper Room Deputy Dawg Ding Dong School -Popeye and Thur the Bow A total of 18 bo and 8 girls participated in archery lessons, Ray Crombie and Dor Martin were In charge of the archery les I'hrough. | 2 out the the held every Baxter quoted which the ac 9 p.m. cur aay his Show Roy Rogers 2~Huckleberry Hound 6:00 P.M, Metro New Drama Series 2~Highway Patrol 6:15 P.M, Adams and Eve 6:30 P.M, had Bhow SONS immer children had series ol test ueeessful Archery cason a tourna to complete a bein ented with end of the held entence the magi "maybe Jail will p a better place for you than your home, but it may well he that vour father has h ment of your foolishness ing his hands of you Sing sald that those ' were pre-| g lar, At th the had enou wa with and is wash. being declared the ENNIS Instruction and 1960 Dead or Plain Sheet Rock, 4 «x 6; 4x7; 4x8; 4x9, Alum, 1 side only 500 sq, ft Per roll Alum, 1 side only 250 sq. ft, Per roll Alum. 1 side only 100 sq, ft, Per roll To B LOSS ; » Beaver d 1, Marbles 4 8, To consent h 11, A Great Lake f. Barly 12, Shouter communi 18. Keeps N " 15, Roly-pal G 18. Cubic ! Needle Prophet ip A ffir erture Live vole <3, 8Splies } Lookup Black Saddle Boh Cummings | | 12:15 P.M, 1 f~Matinea t d=Speaker of the House [ 12:30 P.M, The Detectives Queen For A Day J=Invisible Man it Could Be You 8~Law of the Plainsman 7:45 P.M, &--8can 8:00 P.M, tool arf 25, Toward quantity 46, Greek meter var, ) letter 17. Oolong Napoleon's 27, Female Nations Business Preview 1961 Wagon Train The Aquanauts CEILING TILE STRAPPING 318, Yonging exile i 19, Mountain 0. Beak pasa 10, Attempt 81 Agricule 14, Intuitive tural power Engineer 20, Gold (her) (abbr) 21, Land 23, Science of measures woodlands 26, A flowered silk fabric 20, Antlered animal offspring 34. Distant 81. Hawaiian food 80, Business 41, Together 43, The devil 4&4 Fixternal ear @8, Senate messenger @%, Chirpa @A, Killed DOWN 1. Untidy Sangy » heep i. Unknown god a7, Cor tH 1, Re} it, Dea 11 9 ) i2 Yesterday" s Answer n bread rmerly 10, Knocks Perform Humble 135, Like 8:00 P.M, S=ROCMP 8:30 PM, 11.6-Live A Borrowed Life 7...Ouzie and Harriet +--Wanted Dead or Aly 2=The Pris is Right | 1 2:00 PM, 1.6 Happy The Hawaiian Eye 4=The Millionaire Happy 2:30 PM. Tate Got a Secret Tate 10:00 P.M, First Person ea Hunt This Ix Veur Life H 10.30 PN A s For Th Court Interpol Calling Man Hunt § Just. Men 11:00 P.M LR 3~Nev Weather: Sports 12:00 P.M THURSDAY 8:00 AM, House +3 Today =Noews Roundup » 4=Guiding Light 1:00 P.M 11-Movie Matinee About Faces Movie \ Burn Midday and Allen natines 0 PM, Confidential File 4=As The World Turns 2:00 PM, ¥--Day In Court f--Chez Helene A3- Jan Murray $=Drama Serty | 2:30 P.M, 11=Movie T--Gale 3 3-Laretia Show Storm Young % art 100 PM 2. From These Roots Verdict Is Yours 4100 P.M, 1H Papeve With Cant AH T-American Bandstand 5. Th Thin Man 4 The Brightest Day 3-Fibber McGee and Molly 1:30 P.M, 8. Ne Buckskin + Edge of Nigh Checkers THURSDAY EVE 5:00 P.M, | MeFanmily Thesthe H-6-Man From | Hawi 7--Donna Reed i-2-Bat Masterson 4~Plavhouse 8:30 P.M tar Playhouse Real McCo 4-Ringo 3~Producers' Choies 9:00 P.M Closeup Joanne Carson Show §-3-Hachelor Father 4~Zane Gray Theatre 23 PM Tennessee Black 11.6 11.6 1.6 Ernie b-Adve e Ti You. Bet Y nip 11 This Foo ?San Fran 8 The our M., Week In v Beat On Seer ene Ta Tell The Truth 2. Tombstone Territery 1:0 PM 11-96-5-4.3 1:30 PM 6 International Dete v3--Jack Paar | &=Play of ths Week LN 16" x Sq. # Excel.Board Primecoat, 16" Grey, * 12" x 127 Sq. © Bx. MK Tongue and Groove 12 2x 1 Sq. H Fissurtone, Tongue and Groove. Beige and Perforated, Butt Joint, Regular Random Plus Many More Decorative Designs 12° 1.28 a sheet 15 18 BP elect Vinyl Flortile, 44 bhaoutitul fram. 27 x 9", Par Tile BrP Per Gol concrete, hardwood or plywood, FLOOR TILE colours to 15 Asphalt Concrete Floor Primer, B.P. Fibrated Flooring Cement, Coverage over Per Gal, ® Budget Terms ® Free Estimates ® Free Delivery 1.60 1.70 OPEN All Day Wednesday -- Friday till 9 pm, -- Sat, till 6 p.m, 1" x 2" White Spruce, dressed 4 sides for solid block or concrete walls, Per lin, ft 2" x 2" White Spruce, dressed 4 sides for "Dummy" wall construction, Per lin, ft 2' 4 For basement partitions . , 2" x 3" White Spruce, dressed 4 sides Per lin, 2" x 4" White Spruce, dressed 4 sides, Per lin, ft, 2 1% MACHINES FOR RENT Linoleum Roller, Hardwood Stapler, Ply. wood Stapler, Ceiling Tile Stapler, Insula. tion Stapler, Flortile Cutter, Plastic Wall Tile Cutter, Robot Toal Set. . SUPPLIES LIMIVED News: Sports mn PM. T-Late w f= Viewpaint | 4 1279 SIMCOE NORTH RA 8-6291 v