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B THE OSHAWA Times, Tuesday, January 26, 1968 Ajax Council Sees New Library Plans . AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax library Board, Monday night, asked Ajax Town Council for -its new library estimated to cost $66,000. 'Plans for the 5000 square feet structure were unveiled by Library Board Chairman David 'Kerry and Ajax original town planner architect Kent Barker. The plan proposes a rectangu- lar concrete block building one- storey high with a flat roof fac- ing King's crescent next to the auliting wooden structure. The building would be 95 feet long and 55 feet deep with an ex- pansion possibility of 20 feet on each side. ONE STAFF MEMBER The $66,000 figure would not include any furnishings and it is expected to use the existing bookshelves from the present library. Councillor William Legros asked Mr. Kerry what was needed. to open the library on two more nights of the week and wondered why juvenile bor- rowing was down from previ- ous years. Mr. Kerry explained that juvenile borrowing was down because the Ajax Public School system is now providing libraries for its students and that juveniles were growing up and joining the adult section of the library. It would cost an additional $8 or $900 annually to ed during 1964 took a jump of 1011 to 15,382 or 42 per cent of all books loaned to adults. A total of 705 new readers in both juvenile and adult cate- gories, the annual report shows, gives the library a total mem- bership of 3681, which, Mr. Kerry explained, was one of the highest per capita in Can- ada. During 1964 the report show- ed that .600 adult non-fiction ing the week, beautiful game. a ti hi i ieee tad By CASEY ADAMS The Ajax High School teachers were defeated in an excellent game against 11CD. During the first half the teachers displayed superb team work, passing and shots. The students made many wide shots due guarding by the teachers. TEACHERS PLAY WELL Considering the length of time since any of the teachers com- peted regularly in sports and time they have to practise dur- they played a Some of the to the tight Teachers Beaten By Ajax Pupils executing somersaults to tire considerably trouble reaching the attackers. Bell, Mr, Yamamura, rott and Mr, Renison hand injury. There we ed the whole time. teachers seemed to spend much of the time lying on the floor or In the second half, they began of the court to ward off the The teachers who played on Monday were Mr. Finley, Mr. Conaghy was sidelined with a stitutes and these teachers play- When asked about the game Mr. Yamamura said "'We were just out of shape, that's all', but he felt that with more practise their team will win. If the teachers can play a game like they played the first half, there is no question of their victory. The leading scorer of the game was Mr. Parrott with. eight points followed by Ron McCash with four. The final score of the game was 17-13. DUTIES EXPLAINED On Monday an assembly was held to explain the job of the Prefects who have been chosen to help students learn the art of self- discipline. Fourteen stu- dents were chosen by both staff and flips. and had other end Mr, Par: dent to stop whatever he is doing wrong and if the student refuses he will be reported to the office. The Prefect system has great possibilities if the stu- dents do their best to co-operate. on Friday at the school was smaller than usual. The Stu- dents' Council members worked hard to decorate the gym. In the cafeteria, decorated like a coffee house, Dave Pike and Rod Willmot performed on the piano and saxophone respec- tively sang. Students found this addi- tion to 'the dance able."' -- Prefects will first ask a stu- The attendance at the dance and Mario Martinelli most enjoy-| and the Students' Council. They will be on duty in the halls, the cafeteria, study room, detention room, dances and other places as they appear. . Mr. Me- re no sub- 2; now are in use in the U.S. SETS IN USE It is estimated that more than 860,000 color television sets Water System Tenders Called Water Resources Commission has called tenders for the con- struction of a water distribution system in Orono. The tenders are bein week and. At this time the' tenders will be opened for this portion of the System. in three different contracts. The first contract will be for the construction of a well at the north end of the village. Tenders for the well have already been opened and the work will be done by an Ottawa firm. pitg --neommneengennly for the construction of the dis- tribution system, the Pay and pump house. This tender is now out for bids. The third contract will be let for the construction of a steel stand-pipe to hold 150,000 gal- lons of water. The tenders for this portion of the work have already been called by invita- tion. The call has been made by the consulting firm of Mar- shall, Macklin and Monoghan, These tenders close on January 25th. When all tenders are 'in the OWRC will then seek final ap- proval from the Municipal Board. This approval will only be a formality provi the entire cost does not ex more than 10 percent above the esti- mated cost of $175,000. ORONO (TC) -- The Ontario published _ this close on Feb. 4. The entire system is to be let A further contract will be let books. had been purchased along with 434 non-fiction and 691 juvenile books to bring the library up to a total of 16,134 volumes. The proposed budget for 1965 asked Council for an increase of $2,289 over the 1964 budget. ...AT KARN'S JANUARY -- ALL THIS WEEK CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES 35 MM. CAMERAS SAVE 10.00 AGFA SILETTE L K 2.8 lens, semi-automa- tic, with case 49 gh 4 le Mr. Barker explained to/open two extra nights weekly. council that concrete blocks} nae 'ne: De: Seared 8 'pce iiccaars com ek 1964 a : Foe lip eae ah yr B ahowed that while the 27,591 tenders would be asked for both) : . a concrete block and a brick|Dooks loaned to juveniles dur- structure. The library is de-|ing last year showed a decrease signed so that on occasion one|9f 815, adults had borrowed librarian could look after both|36,808 books during the year the adult and junior lending | Showing an increase of 1,550. libraries. | Adult non-fiction books loan-! Works Chairman. Reviews Duties terested members of council and| Chairman Owen Ashley,. Mon-|the press around to show them| day night informed council of our equipment and what it can) the workings of the town's\do, and take them through our| works department. Here, in part/water and sewage plant, saat is what Mr, Ashley said: We have done this before an ' jetrict Hi 3 "The works department is a I believe quite successfully. Pen ace ee ee ks In 1964 the Library Board spent $19,669.54 while in 1965 it ex- pects to lay out $21,135. Of the total amount the town is ex- pected to pay $14,956 while County and Provincial grants will total $4,500. It is expected that fees and fines will come to $1400 in 1965. Pickering Seniors Win Over Henry ["S.ve3.00 | SAVE UPTO 15.00 The Laskettull eoneas Pick | ANSCO DELUXE | NEW 1965 MECABLITZ | Developing | ELECTRONIC FLASH 'e. N = AJAX (Staff) -- Public Works SAVE 20.00 KODAK VINYL GADGET | | | | | | | rather complex one. As you) "Over the last few years our/than they did the previous week. know, it looks after all the superintendent, encouraged by|The boys' bantam,' junior and| wide ilelitemery ae services in our town: our water the committee, has endeavored|senior teams went to Henry| » (No More Flash Bulbs) be Yl pats BAGS plant, its mains and feederlines, ig 'have in each plant a man|street High School in. Whitby | Outfit : AGFA PARAMAT (half frome 35) 2.8 lens, the sac venagfiew pesado available who could take over|jJan. 20. rey automatic, red-green signal ; pumping s§ ig japeration in case of an emer-| The bant team, : with cose. lines, garbage collection 2nd! gency. the Miaay a2 dete nonce "ae! Reg. 17.95 i Rig, TOO cig eas 47.00 shoulder strap and disposal, which includes looking) «rhe superintendent has a\Seale, lost by a score of 24 to! : t SAVE 10.00 zipper closure ; our streets, | boulevards, | after our dump, sidewalks, parks, etc. ; a 4 a . . _ | Silk we have a qualified me-|won by one point, Barn ge Tyee ein. chanic who looks after all our|being 35 to 34. y our superintendent, the town|©duipment and the repair of our} This game had somewhat of a foreman. "soi: mechanic, four Watermeters. Our sewage dis-'dramatic touch to ii. There were) men in the water plant one|Posal plant has a fully qualified/three seconds left to play and| man in the sewage plant and|™man in Dixie Walker and in the|Pickering was losing by one| two men on the garbage truck-- water plant Bill Wyles has at-|/point. Rod Major got the ball] and there we might have to face|*e"ded two courses on wateriand as he took his shot, the; a problem' with the continuous|'"eatment and one additional) whistle blew. Needless to say, rowth of the town and its|C0UTse will make him a fully|there was much dispute about Rreatiog area -- which leaves | Walified water plant operator. |the matter, but fortunately for 10 men to look after all the! 'A further step in this direc-|Pickering the basket was cred- other needs of the town. |tion is planned this year, as the | ited. "You will agree that this de-|Superintendent intends to put --| The girls' basketball teams artment is certainly not over-|0n a trial basis -- a man now (played Clarke High School. The taffed, particularly if you con- employed in our department in|juniors won their game 30 to 16.) sider that not all 10 men are| Partial charge of our parks and/The top scorer of the game was vailable all the time, because|boulevards, who will -- it is|/Barb Horrasz. Unfortunately the f sickness, holidays or other| hoped -- with the help. of sea-|senior team lost its game by one AGFA SILETTE 2.8 lens, zone focus, with case Reg. 39.95 29,95 AGFAMATIC REFLEX completely automa- tic, red-green signal reflex focusing with very able assistant in the town|19. The junior team also lost foreman, Al Hedlund, and in A./40 to 21. But the senior team) the score} 14.95 New Ferraniachrome 99c KODAK LEATHER CARRYING CASES for a variety of Kodak" flash and movie cameras Reg. values 4.95, 6.95, 9. case, Reg. 169.95 8 MM MOVIE PROJECTORS : Reduced To Cleor | SAVE 20.00 34.95 BELL, & HOWELL 52.25 BINOCULARS et BIG SAVINGS 8 mm. MOVIE FILM processing included Model 116 G. N. Ekt X 45 (D. Cell & AC) Reg. 44.50 Model 117 G. N. Ekt X 45 Forward, reverse, still, self- thread. Reg, 109.95 easons. Besides, I wonder if, Sonal employees, be able to look|point against Clarke by a score Reg. 4.85 ik, .) Reg. 64. '5 * Fou realize how many sanjafter the job. This should in ad- of 26 to. 25 / . pig ae cs: SAVE 32.70 ee eee -- hours go, ¢.g., in the upkeep, of| dition give us a good idea how| Games with Courtice and Ajax Model 118 G. N. Ekt X 60 BELL & HOWELL bea, ane ne pur parks and boulevards. I be-|much in fact this department/High Schools are planned for (Nik. Cad.) Reg. 79.95 ... " del 266A Rent Waren 2 S25 ot Wide fee See lieve, therefore, that this small costs us in actual labor, some-'the 'next two or three weeks. e Model Mono Mold Reg 46.75 : i 8 e b flepartment does an excellent|thing which has not been estab-| On Feb. 6, Pickering High Forward, reverse, still, self-thread ond Jf cay Wetsier 7 x 35 C.F, Mono Mold w. 25.9 job in our town, helped I might lished before. School will be the guest of extra slow-motion 149 95 CONG, BAG BWEE is ec deeiods yee le 5 add, with some modern equip-| "In view of our centennial|"Hi-Time". Twenty-five couples Regs TORS i PI cca 5 akc al ment acquired over. the last few|program I feel that a separa-|and the cheerleaders will be SAVE $60.00 Reg. 6.95 C vesbenbalseciaseade 5.95 ears. tion of the parks. and works de-|going to represent their school. ANSCOCHROME EUMIG PROJECTOR ' SEKONIC "T believe that the works de- partment is not only advisable|The program starts at 2.30 p.m., gy hs aaa a8 8.95 a a a.very important! but necessary and I believe that|Feb. 6 on Channel 9. NOVA-PHONO BPE I trey FENCE A SE LIGHT one an at every member of/by the time this project is com-| For those of you planning 50 a council should have a good/pleted this town will have ajahead, the yearbook staff is et ee eet, ORERA 'GLASSES METERS .. 119,95 knowledge of the services in this|qualified gardener heading his going to hold a dance, Feb. 5. Reg. 179.95 ARIA with lorgnette & Case. town. 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