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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, March 20, 1962 BOWMANV. BOWMANVILLE and Dis- trict Red Cross Society is completing plans for its one night blitz to raise $2,400. The blitz will be held on March 26. In the top photo are can- vassers who will be taking part in the blitz. Shown are, Jeft to right, front row, Mrs. W. Rudell, president; W. R. Ye, ----, sioner; Mrs. D, Marsden, sec- retary; back row, left to right, Mrs. H. Hibben, co- chairman of the women's work committee; Mrs. R. E. Bate, publicity; Mrs. B. Burk, treasurer and Mrs. E. Rundle, vice-president. In the lower photo, John M. James, pub- lisher of the Canadian States- man, was awarded a plaque ILLE RED CROSS PLANS AREA BLITZ | |have Sunday movies and sports. } | by assistant commissioner W. R. McAdam for his work in helping the Red Cross. Pre- senting the plaque, left to right, W. R. McAdam, Mrs. | W. Rudell, president Bowman- ville Red Cross, and Johnny James. --Oshawa Times Photo |the treasury at the present time, ' |Council learned last night. McAdam, assistant commis- Miss Doris Watson, Oshawa, and Garry Houck of Whitby spent the week end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Houck. Miss Linda Houck of Toronto CWL Gives $100 | To Uxbridge Fund 22:8 i | Miss Helen King of Toronto By EVELYN HOUCK | Albert Staley of Goodwood/was home with her yl ang UXBRIDGE -- Over $100 was|was able to return home, after|©. P. King, over the week- cleared at the CWL euchre on|spending the past few weeks. in ¢nd. Saturday night at the Legion|the Cottage Hospital at Ux-) Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon of Hall. Proceeds are for the bridge. Wingham were with Mr. and Pete More fund. | Mr. and Mrs. Keith Acton en-/Mrs. Harold Gordon and with There were 17 tables. Scores|tertained the Uxbridge Black/her sister, Mrs. Doris Bell, later were: Ladies high, Mrs. Ar-|Hawk team and their wives and|Visiting their mother who is a thur Kennedy, consolation, |friends on Saturday evening. Patient at the hospital in Ux- Mrs. Ted Stevenson; men's} Mel Smith of Oshawa made bridge. For Ajax AJAX (Staff) -- The cost of running the Ajax Public School system during 1962 has in- cresed by almost $50,000 over last year's budget figure to hoist the system {nto a half million dollar business. The Ajax Public School Board on Monday unveiled its 1962 budget in the amount of $528,- 255 of which the municipal tax E\llevy is $344,256. Last year the total was $479,000 and the public school supporters' share was $319,419 or over $25,000 less than this year. Translated into mill rate terms, the residential rate is 29.757 and the industrial rate is 33.063. The biggest single expendi- iure hike in the 1962 list is in the category of Planning and De- velopment which calls for $20,- 000. Although the board has not made an official statement, this | money may possibly have been set aside to provide some facil- ities for manual training and home economics by making minor alterations to one of the schools, VETOED BY PUBLIC Last year, the electorate turn- ed down at the polls the board's $79,000 request for a gymnator- ium at Saint Andrew's Senior Bowmanville Sports Vote On April 9 School. BOWMANVILLE (Staff) ' Bowmanville voters will decide The remainder of the boost in on April 9 whether they will/this year's budget is spread over general expenditures for The motion to have a public/'Uning the public school ma- vote on April 9 was made by|"UNe- : Councillor Hughes and seconded) The board will raise the $528,- by Councillor Brough last night|255 as follows: provincial grant, at Council. |$174,188; municipal tax levy, |$344,256; sundry, $2,100; POLICE BUDGET REFUSED /plus, $7,711. The finance committee report-| The total cost of instruction ed to Council last night thatiin the four schools this year is the nolice department budget,|estimated to be $359,721; asking for five additional men haan ' Was vurned down and that the}, thine figure is broker down as hand a ~ | follows Salaries: teachers works department will have ar more money this year jand principals, $325,556 (an in- --. crease of about $15,000 over last SIX DOGS CAUGHT During the month of Febru- ary, six animals were picked up and three brought in by the Dog Control Officer. Six dog li- cences were sold and $23 is in sur- frontage and paid for by a frontage tax against the prop- erty. | TENDERS OPENED Council accepted the following tenders last night at Council -- WANT STREET OPENED |W. A. Ryder Paving Co. for A letter from Hendry Invest-|SUPPlying 55,000 gallons at a ments was read at Council Mon-| Price of .245 per gallon; Russell day night regarding the further|H. Stewart Const. Co. for stock opening of Frank street to con-|Piling lakeshore gravel at a nect with Prince street was re-| Price of .18 per cubic yard, and ' '» the Board of Works {0r crushing approximately for study. |5,000 cubic yards at a price of -.ter also asked that the -38 per cubic yard. work be completed by the town| Ten other tenders and charged to the adjoining' studied. ~ NIGHT CONOMY" were high, Gordon Smith; consola-\1.4 recordings at the Uxbridge tion, Dan O'Brien. 4 was|BaPtist Church at the conclu- The travelling lone han Wes sion of the evening service on kept by Roy Faulkner. wo Sunday night. modern typewriters and adding machines of all makes: Under- wood Smith Corona, Royal, i were pec gig | Baker,| Rev. Tetley read the scrip- both standard and portable models. Special student rates. Norm Kennedy and Mrs. Don|@Ccompanied by their mother The ABC of Long Distance Noble who is the music director at Jack Todd was welcomed the churches. home on Sunday evening by| Fifteen members of the local his family, Mr. and Mrs. Art|Branch No. 170 Royal Cana- Staley, Bernice, Carl (Jiggs)|Legion attended the Zone Rally and Bruce. Jack has been work- at Port Perry on Sunday after- ing in Tucker's Town, Ber-/noon. muda. He is looking forward to Nee ad seeing all his friends and tak- ing in the Black Hawk id tak RECOMMENDED FOR THE FAMULY | He was a regular player last | A | H 4 er and Mrs. Art Staley, Mr. | 'After School Matinees at and Mrs. Ron Patterson attend- ~ ed the annual Irish regiment; a I's JOY...17's MAGIC... It's Pure,Enchantment! Blackwater, and the other by |ture and answered questions Walmsley & Magill ; in.| the choir sang several selec- LS canpoking reg ment Nag at: tions. The Hogan trio Lavina, tle, Udora, Mr. Preece, Mrs.|Marie and Peter Hogan were Office Equipment Ltd. 9 KING ST. EAST dance at the Fort York Armor- ies in Toronto on Saturday night. Mrs. Staley was one of the prize winners. iS RI aa 3 BIG HITS! | " | DIANE VARSI He... SUZY PARKER Crmuseome ENTERTAINMENT S JUNGLE SAVAGERY ! > "¥OODOO TIGER" | § JOHNNY WEISMULLER HIER tapes OW PLAYING : COUNTRY A TRUE LIFE ADVENTURE | ' IN TECHNICOLOR® ELOR FLAT" 'sour | i} "Bac ' IN COLOR | ; any evening after 9 p.m. between points in Ontario and Quebec call station- to-station! That's Bell's "NIGHT-ECONOMY"' Plan! Lets you talk up to 10 minutes for the price of 5--after that, every two minutes for the price of just one! This bargain is yours on station- to-station calls between points in Ontario and Quebec, any evening after nine. Isn't there someone who'd like to hear your voice--tonight? Budget Up $50,000 Schools year); supply teachers, $3,000; special services, $2,350; steno- graphic, $2,935; attendance offi- cer, $700; school crossing guards, $1,400; staff training and development, $800; class- room equipment, $3,178. Sup- plies such as texts, reference books, library books, reading and method supplies, and ath- letic supplies will be $19,802. The school operation and maintenance total including maintenance salaries, supplies, fuel, light, power, water, re- pairs and insurance will be $62,- 319 or an increase of $6,000 over last year. The administration costs this year are slated to be $11,330 or $1,200 less than last year. Public relations and auxiliary expenses total $2,225. The de- benture. repayment this year will be $72,660, $1,500 more than NEWS BRIEFS TIME SAVER NANCY, France (AP)--Gov- ernment engineers have drawn up plans for a huge water- § filled receptacle in which boats could be transported by rail from the Marne to the Rhine Rivers. 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