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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, August 20, 1703 Council Gets Port Hop Balance Of Power PORT HOPE -- Durham pro- vincial riding, traditionally Con- servative and now held by a Conservative, is a challenge to the Liberal organization here, particularly with a well thought of Tory. government in power. Conservative ranks at the county level have been bolstered éuring the past two years. The machine has become highly or- ganized and more closely co- ordinated. But the Port Hope commun- ity is less stable, The associa- tion here has lost both its presi- cent and acting president this year through a change of em- ployment. Long time Tory and former president Michael Wladyka said he could not take the presi- dency. Association workhorse W. J. Austin said he now has a full time job and won't be able to give the party as much of his time as in previous elec- tions. Copies Of Court Decision AJAX (Staff) -- Copies of the judgment in the recent legal battle between the Ajax School Board and the Town Council were received by council Mon- day night at the regular August meeting. The judgment, some 34 pages of it, was made in favor of the Town council and dealt with the demand made by the Ajax School Board that the Town pay out of current revenue $60,- 000 to cover the cost of a new gymnasium, The arguments of both local official bodies were heard in Toronto, and the outcome in fayor of the town council who refused to levy for the gymnas- ium made news of national in- terest, Councillor Weatheral com- mented "I hope this does not drive a wedge between the School Board and Council but that it will create a closer feel, ing of co-operation between the two." Ajax Approves e Holds But, for the candidates, the county will seem like a merry- go-round during the next five weeks, SPEECHES READY The three candidates have had their nominations tucked away with their speeches for some time while waiting for Mr. Robarts to call this provincial election. The contestants: » New Democratic Party candi- date Harry Ashton, 54, of Bow- manville, has been a party supporter for several years. His small county organization will stage only a couple of large meetings, he said: "It'll be mostly door-to-door canvass- ing." Mr. Ashton, who insists on be- ing called "Harry", says his job as administrator for Pick- ering Township has put him in touch with six departments of provincial government where he has learned much about the Port Hope fs the stamping grounds of member of legislature and home town of the Liberal member at Ottawa. A large portion of Lib- eral manpower is now located here, the Conservative) government. Liberal candidate Allan Beer, 42, has a small farm near the northern community of Beth- jany. It's his first election but not the first in the family. His brother, Bruce Beer, was elect- Purchase Of Steam Roller AJAX (Staff) -- The pur- [French P OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal government is going ahead with a new program to make French a working language in the civil service without waiting for the report of the royal commission on bilingualism and _ bicultural- ism, A cabinet committee and a small task force of high-level officials are preparing several concrete steps to be announced in Parliament soon after the session resumes. Sept. 30, in- formed sources say. The government's objective is to enable French - Canadians to deal in their own language: with any branch or agency of the government, and to allow French - Janguage civil servants to use French and English inter- changeably in their everyday rogram In Civil Service Many. technical details re- main to be worked out, but the outline of the bilingual program is emerging from official speeches and interviews, The main features likely will be: 1, A salary bonus for certain key officials who are bilingual and occupy positions where knowledge of both English and French is particularly import- ant, 2, Establishment of a bilingual institute of public administra- tion, where new upper - eche- lon officials with university training would be sent for brief courses in languages, Canada's two main cultures and Canadian history. 3. New methods of recruiting civil servants and revised ex- work, This fs generally not the case) at present, as was reported by| the Glassco royal commission) on government organization. | Whitby Bombs | Port Hope son's midgets were defeated 14-| aminations for French - speak- ing applicants to encourage more of them to enter govern- ment service. (It is argued that present civil service commis- sion exams are "loaded" with questions on Anglo - American culture, affecting the marks of graduates of French culture- oriented colleges.) The government also plans to step up the number of special untary courses were launched McQueens Beat Courtice Ladies Softball Squad BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Bowmanville McQueens dumped Courtice 13-7 here last night to take a two to one lead in the best of five Durham County Ladies' softball league semi- finals, Shirley Brock was the win- ning pitcher. Vergie Fairey was the loser, although she went only one inning, MecQueens chalked up eight runs in the first inning. The following boomed out home runs for McQueens: Helen Nicholson (2), Marg Pickard, Peg Haines, Shirley Brock. Dolores Davies had three hits and Gwen Holmes had two. Sandra Pickell got Courtice's only home run. The Courtice squad was held to three hits, Next game in the semi-final jseries will be on Friday, August {23 at Courtice at 6.30 p.m. Bowmanville Rotary Edges Ajax Midgets AJAX (Staff) -- Bowmanville | ries, Mid et Entr |courses in French and Erglish! : g y jconversation for higher - level|Rotary edged Ajax Legion 2-1) PORT HOPE -- Nels Hodg- °ficials. Several of these vol-| last night here to win the first! igame of the OBA midget base- ball semi-finals, in m after accident, the ditch, ronto, damage. in an a ccident. Fine Whitby Youth Failing To Remain LINDSAY -- Russell. Milburn, 19, RR 1, Whitby, was fined $100 strate's court Friday, leading guilty of failing to remain at the scene of an R Milburn was one of three motorcyclists travelling north on Highway 36, near Cameron, Aug. 5, when he sideswiped one vehicle and forced another into 'She cyclist first hit the left side of a car driven by George Grant, of Davenport road, To- causing $600 damage, then forced a second car to take to the ditch, causing $250 council In excess of his (car) expenses and in effect de frauded the town council of the difference," "In view of these facts, this (letter) will advise you that un- less there is a public apology given by you, we propose to is. sue a writ against you person. ally for libel and slander." At a meeting Thursday coun: cil decided not to withdraw ac- cusations against the police chief, suspended without pay, and also suspended another po- liceman, Const, William Camp. bell, until settlement of an as- sault charge against him, Mr. Smith said he has ne -- on Mr, Poole's latest etter, Police Chief Threatenin Libel Suit ' INGERSOLL, Ont. (CP)--W. .. Poole, lawyer for Police Chief Leslie Pengelly, threat- ened Robert J, Smith, chairman of the town council, with a per. sonal libel suit if he did not re- tract an "innuendo" contained in a list of accusations against Pengelly, Mr. Poole said in his letter to Mr. Smith Friday that the "in- nuendo infers the chief of police received funds from the town Milbum did not stop and when intercepted by OPP Const, James Plumtree near Fenelon Falls, claimed he had not been Little Britain In OBA Tilt The winners counted four first | inning tallies off starting and losing pitcher for Orono, Robert Crushes Orono LINDSAY -- Little Britain's OBA Intermediate C entry start- ed their playoffs in winning style as they slaughtered Orono 16-3 in Orono Sunday, in the first game of their best-of-three SDGET in ESTATE OM BY BAKEReDON PORTERACEtF DOWELL Screenplay by Ruth Brooks Flippen, Katherine and Oale Eunson { chase of a used tractor trailer|4 phy Whitby in Sunday's base.|!ast winter and the response ex- float and a small used steam|haji game at town park. jceeded expectations, roller gained the approval of! 'The nine-inning game was the| Meanwhile, the royal commis- the Ajax Town Council Mon-irirct of a three-game series in|sion on biculturalism is getting Shortstop Parks and Centre-|/ane, and never looked back. fielder Lucas chalked up the two/Ronald Jewell was the winning runs for Bowmanville, Ajax/Pitcher for Little Britain, who gained their single tally when|¥sed four players from Scnya. The town voted with the ma-ieq in the last Dominion elec. Story by Ruth Brooks Flippen *etncarten cent Broduead by JERRY BRESLER Directed by PAUL WENDKOS jority in the last two elections|::9, and has been appointed and still holds more votes than/narliamentary secretary to the @ AIR CONDITIONED FOR COMFORT y other single community in| minister of agriculture. a Durham. If the Port Hope vote) je. Carruthers, 55, of Gar- ay night. Councillor ©. G. Ashley, Ontario minor playdowns. |set to begin its wide-ranging in- right-fielder Cookson crossed the} These same teams play the) PLAZA R22 car seen em PHONE 723-2843 ns heavily toward either can-| 0, Hill is the sitting Conser- chairman of the town works Doleweerd was the winning |quiry next week. The 10 mem. will meet in private here late, /second game in Little Britain) All runs were scored in the Wednesday, at 8.15 p.m. Kendal) pitcher giving up eight hits and)bers fourth inning, Ajax had a total|juveniles defeated Little Britain} committee, told council the flat)¢.. alks and striking out nine.|to approve administrative deci- FEATURE TIMES -- 1:30 - 3:25 - 5:25 - 7:20-9:35 e, and it quite easily could, | vative member. He taught pub- bed tractor trailer was a good it would have considerable!) - re : : ic school in Port Hope area for bearing on the overall vote. {95 vears and is now principal Exuberance of the Liberal as-iof Dr. Hawkins' School, sociation was evident July 28\cerved the association as coun-| when 500 supporters turned Outity vice-president for 10 years | on' | He|to transport the town's recent |Port Ho ' | Waters caught. buy at $1500 and would be used Three pitchers were used by ' J : Wayne Baxter, Doug| ly acquired heavy equipment.|' pe, 8) "Sed 5 The roller to be purchased at/C@tey and John Smith. They| sions and prepare a prelimin. ary timetable, The commission {s expected to hold its first public hearings of 15 men on bases throughout|and Victoria juvenile playoffs in the game but were unable to hit|Kendal Sunday by 10-9. Their them home. |series now stands at one game The scheduled nine inning tiltjeach with the third game sched- was called in the eighth because|uled for Little Britain Tuesday STARTS TOMORROW! for a fun and games picnic at/and president for six years. Waltona Park, Newcastle. | nf Carruthers entered the! The riding has seen no offi-|jezislature in 1959 and has since} a cost of $875 will be used in/84ve uP 10 hits, walked re seo in October and visit all 10 the patching operations on the and struck out seven and hit one| provinces later. |------ : town's streets the councillor) barter Keith Jay caught. = ; 1 Rpg : Best Port Hope hitters were} cial campaigning since the April i -|added, oe § Dominion' geoetel election.ltiee mumintinn naan | Wik RECT GIGNE \Rick Austin with a triple and a FOR THE FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES! UNCUT! ORIGINAL LENGTH! DIRECT FROM {TS ADADSHOW ENGAGEMENTS! of darkness. {at 8.15 p.m. -- | Permission was given the double and Tom Hodgson with a OPP Officers the manpower training commit-| 4 jay Chamber of Commerce to|double. Port Hope left 14 men} Will Use lerect signs bearing the crests}on bases and Whitby left nine.) of the local service clubs at the|Port Hope had six errors to two) various main entrances to the)by Whitby. | town. | The cost of the signs will be AID NEW NATIONS | met by the Chamber of Com-| BONN (AP)--The West Ger-.| merce, man government has promised) tee and other house committees.|" s 8 R Firing Range Returning officer for Durham riding is Carroll Nichols, RR 3, Port. Hope | AJAX (Staff) -- Members of/ fhe Ontario Provincial Police were granted permission to use Royal Navy To Commission the small arms range in the Ajax Community Centre at the} a total of oe cea in long-| ® eye ° | ] t i 5 2 Civilians Killed (:::: the economics minty ba . announced. Bonn undertook its By Unpiloted Jet aid program in 1961 at the insti- PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) -- A HMS 'Ajax' regular August meeting of Ajax Cou n facilities to practice their 51 shooting on Sept. 5. PAY FOR LANDSCAPING A grant of $325 was made to} the Ajax Horticultural Society at) the u icil Monday night. 1A: The police officers will use the| will be sailing the seas again, off a runway and smashed into were informed of the coming commissioning of a new HMS Ajax in England this December, council meeting Monday}. R Buxton of the Royal Navy, gation of the United States.) AJAX (Staff) -- The old ship|QB-47 jet drone. plane being jax of Second World War fame|landed by remote control veered n spirit and name, Members of the Ajax council a line of traffic on a busy street on the Eglin Air Force Base 50 miles east of here Monday. Two civilians were killed and the wife of an air force master sergeant Was taken to hospital with lacerations. The letter, sent by Command. RED BARN Presents COUNTRY HOLIDAY STAGE ROMANCES, DANCES, ADVENTURES! STARS, SONGS, STORY! ° WETRO COLDAYN MAYER ne CINERAUA pene A GEORGE PAL Producto og URRENCE CURE KARL WATER OSCAR NEY BIOOM-BOEHMSLEZAK* HOMOLKA* EDEN night, told of the new ship which the| The pilot-less plane, a con-, THE fe A The. grant made by council !s/Town hopes to adopt, and prom.|verted jet bomber, had taken . on cover expenses met by thelised pictures and further in-\off from an auxiliary field about ~ ase landscaping town formation. 15 miles north of the main base tiie The new ship will be commis-|t0 act as a target for a Bo- TURN DOWN REQUEST |Sioned into the Royal Navy and|mare ground-to-air missile. | A cheque for $1,577.14 in pay-|SetS out on its maiden voyage, After the target flight, it was ment for town water used. by\°27ly in December. Council has| diverted from the auxiliary field Industrial steam was received °XPressed a desire to see the|t0 the main field because of by Town Council Monday night.|CTest of the Town of Ajax car-/bad weather. The company wrote saying the|'!¢d proudly in her wardroom. | > AUG. 2lst ShoweDance COUNTRY MUSIC PRESENTED. BY RADIO and RECORDING STARS @ DON GIBSON @ MAC WISEMAN @ GRAHAM TOWNSEND (Canado's 1963 Prize Winning Fiddler) v--~e KEINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE! rebate given for prompt pay-; Mayor William A, Parish add. ment of the account had beenjed that the new: ship added to) lost because of the sickness of|his conviction that the rumored! ene of its employees who aa change of the town would} tally pays the bills. request that, in view of the! astances involved and the) 1at the company has never| i a rebate, the approx. mately $130 rebate lost be re- rned. by the town was refused! y council, | GRANT $1,500 } A grant of $1,500 was made to the Ajax Industrial Commission|=--= at the Monday meeting of coun- cil The $1,500 will help the com. on to cover the expenses perating. m of © Deputy-Reeve | Denies Quotes | Over Posters PICKERING -- In a Friday, August 16, Oshawa Times story, it was pointed out that many five-months-old Federal election 0 s were still up on many osts throughout Pickering wnsh wnship Deputy-Reeve Mrs McPherson was qigted as she blamed the persons ut up the signs and that hould have taken them) i Iso was quoted as say-| »ple going to vote in the cial election are going to sed by the old Federal posters. McPherson Monday de- saying "They should have n them down." | sonally, it does not con- me. They can stay until the candidates take them down, far as I am concerned. No one in the township has com- plained to me." The Deputy - Reeve claims She did not say the people are g to be confused by the old | posters. a new Provincial election po $ presumably will go over the old ones," she said, "or they'll time. ' "It really isn't important. It's nothing to me personally. If I nla had received a complaint, I): would have taken it to Council. Any decision would have to be made there." All three political parties remove.the posters or cover them up. be taken down at. that) e "a very, very bad backward!) CLOSED 4 step in the building of the! = town". | a 7 The new HMS Ajax !s built|? 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