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§ THE GIHAWA TINGS, Therdey, Api VF, 199 ART CLUB FORMED IN AJAX One of Mav's newest attrae tions as part of the recreption program is the Art Clb, Fro mated by the Alp Recreation Commities wn months gn, the clih now has 15 members | of wll sues and there 1s 1m many more, The ch meets every Monday mht wt the Max Community Centre Retained ns an instructor Wy | the FREFERLIGN LHMITNIES 18 Old Home Week Plans By By GRACE MILLA Alix The Ajax - Varsity Chapter 1ODE held is April meeting nthe Ajax Legion Hall, with twenty members and three guests atending Mier committee FRPOTLE WEFE wend and approved, W was Ae cided ta hold the aanusl Wirth day dinner at the Town and Country Restaurant Toronto The 1ODE will he taking; active part in the Alex oid! Home Week celehrations Mrs, Veronica Dunn, edueat ional secretary, and her com mittee, will complete plans for the esspy contest The com petition 1s open 10 sll Ala school children, up to And in cluding grade §, Details will he published st an early date Mrs, Marnie Parish will hesd the commities 10 young lady to he the Max Var sity Chapter candidate as the heauly queen for the Old Home| Week Celebration WwW. 8. Hunter appeared on behalf of the T. B, Associa Han, ta explain about the T survey and patch tests being undertaken in this area at the Three Ajax Teams In Bow! Event MAX Teams from Ax were among the more than B00 young hawlers wha took part in Aa mammoth bowling tourna ment staged at Richmond Hill The youngsters, all under 12 years of Age, participated in First Annual Mason Trophy Bowling Champlonship held in the Allencourt Lanes, The tour nament started early in the morning and It was well Inte the evening hefore the last seore wis tallied At stake were more than $1,000 worth of trophies and awards, In addition each parti: eipant received a special badge The cost to the ehildron was an entry fee of 81 por team of five boys ar girls 2p, per howler, which was donated hy the spon sors to the Canadian Junior Bowling Council, Official sane ton was given hy the Ontarie Bowling Counell Twa teams from Ajax were accompanied hy Mrs, M, Dure cher, Mrs Chalmers and Mrs, B, Downie, On ane hoys' team were David Chalmers, Rob Downie, Lawrenpe Gifford, Arian Shanley and Robert Simpson, On the girls' team were Linda Nicholson, Linda Roberts, Lynn Robinson, Merpl Thompson and Diane Trail A third team was composed of John Laskey, Glen Melvor, John Seville, Jim Pearce and Randy Parish, They were ae companied by Mrs, Rae Brook, their coach, Mr, Les, Pearce and Mr, and Mrs, M, Seville Several voolers alse accompan ed them Although the Alax youngsters did not bring back any trophies, they had a wonderful day, A FINER BLENI choose #| Stan Landymors of Ajax, & | well known local Artist, wha is qualified to Instinct IB Suen fields of art as oF painting, water colors, pRsiels, skeleh ing, modelling and carving, In the picture Mrs, Mariens Pearer, 118 Tulloch Dr, Ajax is fining fonches to # Pe in oils while In | strwctor Landymore gives WA IODE present time, and 16 stress the importance of 100 per cent 66 operation Mrs. GG. Lapp, projections for the locgl Film Council, pre-| sented an informative film on 'mouth te mouth resuscitation The members were impressed with film and hoped would he able to see i The Alex Varsity Chapler expressed appreciation of the support given to them hy the large attendance st the annual Fashion Show in March, and grateful to those whe aided Damage Caused By Grass Fires PICKERING (Staff) Pur: ing the past five days the Bouth {West Pickering Township Fire Department has had to deal with ten grass fives, Three of these fires have caused over S300 damage to property and fire fighting equipment | In & statement to reporters on Wednesday, Fire Chief Don Lind emphasized that any persons found contravening the Picker ing township grass fire bylaw will he prosecuted, APPOINTED Deputy Reeve Pat Bheehan of| Afix was appointed 10 the Ajax | Emergency Measures Organica tion hy resolution of the council The committee now consists of| Reeve Bob - MacKengle, chair man, Mayor William A, Parish, | Dep. Reeve Bheehan and Coun: | elllors Ashley, Wetherall and Hohertson | TIITE commer Yas, el ifiawn Times Photo Chena, AN EXCITING STEP FORWARD INTO A NEW REALM OF ADULY MOTION PICTURES i oy) is Ti 15 Po han. marting Mr 5, Clave Alin, Me, Broome wd some ht Wey Gre Mi, Me Me and Ms. BD, Fist id Linda were gisele of Ms Vis, Gersid Ewing, Wiithy, Mr, snd Mrs Harvey Yellow Mr, and Mes, Karvy Knox wma Mes ens Mrs family, el [tan is of Mr Somer Corot oud Ane Hie snimyed with Hr ond Mrs, Waker Tink holidoys with My. and Mrs. M. Ebsnersr i ot Omemss " (wise with Mr, ond Mes. Donn Wiss Helen (as od vad Mrs, fre Mes gavEnd gn " Win nd Dovid, Rellevilis, a Mr. and Mrs. Tom ides. WW. B. Howr, Ry "were visitors with Mr, and Mrs. i, LF Ryior { ] Mrs, Fisk Westlake Sr Mrz, B Uawrice Bast, (rem ge Baker's Sharon, J snd Jack, Ormii ston, Oshawe, vised on Salus | and Faker nd family [her Aaugner Fics, Mis. B. €. Wotlen with sey auton. visited Mrs. Frank « | Mare, Bowmanville of Mrs L Mr. George Marlow, Mrs Wane Howard Hartley, [aura and Oshawa, vised Mr. Saturday 16a guests FRINE FRANCIS LLOYD KAY MED "JOHN KERR 1 "GIRL OF A THE NIGHT" NOLAN fr Is FO) KD HATuRS BAILY AY , ,, The pleasure of your company is requested at » SATELLITE SOUND PARTY To Be Held At MEAGHER'S B KING ST, WEST 8 pm, to 10 p.m. by appointment PHONE RA 3-3425 Tonight You will be introduced to the startling new realism of 860° sound produced by the new Satellite Speakers - from Eleotrahomes , ; offer you the startling realism of this Refreshments will be served, the only speakers made that can new listening experience. Your family and friends are weloome THEATRE GUIDE | less and chiidven were: Sunday sons viewed on Sundny with Mr, od Hilkom Tinks bi tie Jean Knox enjoyed hotdogs horhon Baker andi W Siewert, Toronts, vinisd) ary with Mr, snd Mrs Tom) her 1Elatives Were gues u B. Wiliams, Bow: Mr. and Mrs, B. Fascos were " of Mr, and] 4 | hd rr Ee iah Mr. snd Woe 1 Crosier lor the Feeemt, A y A igb vied ts the (Cancer Fund. Tw Mr A Rosch is In Tonnies dalars ond 16 somis as this week (ed Wn from sales of Coils pod F Mr, Mrs. Lionel Diamond, remnants, hi ladies ier sisd Witiow his slster, are poked 19 save labels fiom. = o as an SATURDAY MIGHT - 8:30 P.M. 78, Josh | 4 Mr, Dol Canada Vickers products, Yrs "on on ey, Cromer gave report of Rospiel "WONDERFUL rr, ENTERTAINMENT | Rave ond You Orhit iL rderoue fo tt | BMY | LIVIA Box-Office of 7100 = Show Stents of 7:15 SHOWS NIGHTLY--RAIN OR OLEAR ! GREAT FAMILY IN TERTAINMENT f HRU SAT RDAY | mer Orvicht HARPENERS FOR THE KIDDIES TONIGHT! CHILDREN under VZEREE! ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON ends dd ao Resivicren aw 4 1 TAKE NOTICE THAT: streets between the points mentioned Name of Siremt From Te Harmony Rd 177.00 §, of § Limit 202.00' N, of N Piliope The Gach," 1 18 0.46, 6 10280 pm, "The Time Machine! 1.58, 5.15, #.40 p.m, Last complete show # " pm, Regent == "Girl of the Night," 1.50, 8.80, 6.40, 7.45, 0.60 p.m Last complete show at 0.86 ih I Prjvedn w= 'Hell Rent for| Leather" plus "Francis" and cartoon, Box office opens al 7.00 p.m, Show starts at 7.14 pm, Plaza = "Sons and Lovers" 1.05, 4.88, 5.80, 7.80, 0.800 pm, | Last eamplete show 0.30 p.m Marks = "The Three Worlds of Gulliver 1.56, 4.40, 7.15, 0.58 "Phe Living Swamp! i 20, 4.00, 6.40, 5.23 pm. Last camplete shaw at 9.00 p.m i Broek = "Gorge" 7.00 and ' 50 p.m, "Don't Panle, Boys" 8.40 pm. Last complete show §.30 pm CAMP FOR GIRLS | QUERRQ (OP) == A eultural camp for givls nine ta 13 will be opened this summer near Val Cartier, 17 miles northwest of here, The camp will pravide in struction in painting, modelling and puppetry along with tra ditional camping activities, | } VOULL BE PROUD 10 SE NR NOTHING LESS THAN A IRACLE IN MOTION PICTURES! NEY, KIDS! SPECIAL SATURDAY MORNING SHOW 11,00 AM, So fantastie, 0 real that you will want lo soe it again and again and ggainl 1 said farewell to my sweet nl Deve, dreaming that she would follow me! Fai Wl 10 the Yiliputians, 1 destroyed. the fleet of their enemy, Rlefescul COLUMBIA PICTURES sees (ERIN ATHENS wre EXTRA woe "THE LIVING SWANP" IN colon of King 5. E Limit of King 5. E Vide GRANULAR BASE ONLY LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE 1. The Council of The Carperation of the City of Oshawa Intends to construet, as local improvements, granular base enly, nba pavement with concrete curb and gutter, asphalt pavement with aranuler base and concrete curb and gutter, pavement vurtocing and widening en granular base with sencrete surk and gutter and cement soncrete sidewalks on w he HETIMATED Go8Y Eiry's Share lowing Width Yorn! i 3 $ 17,65006 § VA543.40 8 7.6440 8 1,008 ASPHALT PAVEMENT WITH CURB AND GUTTER §.00' E of E, Limit of Stevenson Rd, N 29.00' W, of W, Limit of Wilson Rd, § Stevenson Rd. N [Lowel Ave Stevenson Rd. N | mis Olive Ave Verdun Rd Rossland Rd. W NRW, of W, Limit of Gibbons 5t 19.00 N, of N, Limit of King 5, W Adelaide Ave, W | Stevensen Rd. N Adelaide Ave. W Stevenson Rd. N 95.14" N. of N, Limit of Rossland Rd, W, 30,00' § of § Limit Dieppe Ave Wilson Rd, §, 19.00 §, of §, Limit of Olive Ave 209.9) 151.0} 6.548 6m on 0.938 0.890 46,030.29 86,900.09 37,538.01 12.416,08 639% 87,674.82 33,834.64) 6496 0904 0.4898 0.934 107,718.08 60,233 86 £44 3 55,602.72 30,507.23 6.644 ASPHALT PAVEMENT WITH GRANULAR BASE AND CURB AND GUTTER 19.00' W, of W, Limit of Simeoe St. N 171.89 E of E Limit of Harmony Rd. N Byng Ave, Simees St. N King §t. E 13469 W, oft W Limit of Harmeny Rei N, Simeoe $1. N 19.00' W. of W, Limit of Simeoe St, N 19.00' W, of W, Limit of Simeoe St, N 68'W. of E Limit Lot 82, Sheet 11D (4), Plan 357 19.00' W, of W, Limit Simeoe St. N 9.00' W, of W Limit Simeoe St N Orchard View Blvd, Russert Ave Simoes St. N Taunton Rd 46.53" E of W, Limiv Lat 31, Sheet 10D Plan 357 St. N Wayne Ave Simeoe St N i" 1,874 91 1,873.40 10,832 1.507 17.74) 89 "1.450 1.432 #8, 386.14 13.143 1,150.7} 842 43 10.396 106.6 119.80 10.177 1414 1,880 43 749.08 F618 1,338 2.68393 2.39149 10.445 1.48) 875.16 490.23 10,274 1.43% PAVEMENT RESURFACING AND WIDENING ON GRANULAR BASE WITH CURR AND GUTTER Simeos St, N 208.00' N. of N. Limit Beatrice St J1.61' N. of § Limit Lot 1, Sheet | IE (1), Plan 387 4" 139,223 8) 07. 763.28 1.410 CEMENT CONCRETE SIDEWALKS 165.00° §. of § Limit King §t. E 164.00" § of § Limit King St E 149.00" W Limit Harmony Rd, § South 168.00 E of E Limit Harmony Rd, § South 'Special rate on Wilson Rd. S. from 15.04" § of § Limit Ler V7 Lot '17, Plan 621, due to the eurh and gutter having been and intends. 10 , The estimated cost of the work is $552.009.1% | Harmony Rd. § King §t. E West Harmony Rd. § King St, E Laat King §. E Harmony Rd. § of W King & § Harmony Rd, § specially esses Application will be made by the Corporation to The Ontaria Municipal Board for its approval the first publication at this notice work, and any owner may within twenty-one days after © the said work being undertaken 4 The said Board may approve of the ony ohiestion 1 the said work will be considered DATED ot Oshawa this 6th day of April, 194), Plan gonstructed with the C.P.R. Overpass a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work The special assessment is to 4 T17.44 0.3% 4 634.30 0.3% 4 L340 03%) 4 633.54 21, wn 12292 oft § 0.39) Limit 0413 : be paid In ten equal annual instaiments of the Lunde aking of the sa'd file with he Board his ehlestion i work being undertaken but belore doing 0 It may appoint @ time and place whan LR BARRAND, Clerk, City of Oehawy ----