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Re-zone /Asked For New AJAX (Staff) -- The Aja 'Town Council Monday nigh was asked to rezone property; south of the existing Ajax shop ping Centre to allow depart ment stores. Stores Both zonings are for commer- cial development but C3 would allow greater parking facilities and the construction of depart- ment stores. expected to look into the appli- cation at their next meeting. ARENA CENTRE Town Council decided Mon- day night that immediate ac- tion should be taken to select a site for the town's proposed ;Community Centre - arena pro- ect, A site for the centre has been purchased north oz the Ajax- Pickering Hospital but the ques- tion of where on the 20-acre site the centre will be located has Strong have been told to pro- ceed with the working drawings for the arena but no one has gotten down to details as to the exact positioning of the centre. Councillor William LeGross said parking and land useage would have to be taken into consideration when deciding where to build. At the present time six different plans for the centre location are under con- sideration. DOGS BEWARE! William LeGross announced that as of May 1 a full-time dog catcher would be employed by the town, The dog catcher would be under the supervision of the police dept. and should effec- tively reduce dog problems in the town, Mr. LeGross said. Although the dog catcher would work a 40-hour, five-day week his timetable would allow him to work on different days and hours so the town would CENTENNIAL Centennial Committee Chair-| bod man Councillor Ciark Mason in- formed council that letters would be sent out during the next week to all groups and organizations in the town ask- ing that members be appointed from the various organizations to sit on a Centennial Commit- tee. Councillor Mason said the spe- would work as a co-ordinating body. THIRD SERGEANT Council passed a resolution | promote Police Constable on tol Robson to the rank of sergeant. Constable Robsor, who =f been with the Ajax force since 1956 will be promoted on May 1 and will serve a six-month on" bation period. Robson recently obtained a wlll THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 27, 1966 929 F wee BUY YOUR TIRES -- AT = | ZELLER' And Save! 12.47 and Up per cent mark in a course at the Aylmer Police College. cial committee would submit have effective dog control 24 ideas to his committee which hrs. a day, seven days a week. Council referred the request to the Planning Board which is not yet been solved. Protection to Persons and Architects Craig, Zeidler and|Property Committee Chairman Duffins Creek Estates, ask L thai immediaie consideration dz, ER he to a zoning request chang- ing property on Harwood ave., between Hunt st. and Bayly st., from C2 te C3. BRIDGE SCORES The winners and high scores) in the games played last week: by the members of the Oshawa, Brooklin, Golf Club and General Motors Duplicate Bridge Clubs; were: OSHAWA CLUB The club held a Master Point Night April 18. North and South -- K, Adams and G. Adams, 175%; Mrs. §. P. Kandel and Mrs. E. M. Culp, 171%; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam S. Baker, 168; Jack Patter- son and Roy Morris, Mrs. V. A. Silgailis and E. P: Coles, 166%. East and West -- Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Winter, 177%; R. Goddard and Mr. Lawrence, 16744; Mrs. H. B, James and Mrs, F. J. Rundle, 163; J. Drum- mond and Bill Sleep, 151; Mrs. F, Love and Miss G. Bovay, 150. BROOKLIN North-south -- Mrs. M. R. Clarke and Mrs. K. Marden, 103.5; Gord and Kelly Adams, 98.5; Joyce Hammond and Miles Coles, 91.5; Mrs. James Tim- mins and Ken Marden, 87.5; Mr. and Mrs. H. Barker. East-West -- Mary-Jean Heron and Jack Patterson, 113; D. Mc- Cuaig and J. Drummond, 92.5; Mr. and Mrs. H. Winters, 89.5; Mrs. V. Silgailis and FE. P. Coles, 82.5; John Miller and Roy|' Morris, 82.5 | GOLF CLUB j Mrs. H. Hart and Mrs. F. Run- die, 51; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wal- ker, 50.5; Mr. J. Jamieson and] | Mrs. A. C. Clifford; P. Lawrence and J. Doughty, 49.5; Mr. and Mrs. J. Housten, 48 Open Pairs Championship, May 4. GENERAL MOTORS North-south -- Mrs. M. R. Clarke and Lioyd Peel, 134; Mrs. E. R. Drew and Mrs. E. M. Culp, 112.5; Ken Marden and Art Vallaineourt, 106.5; Jack Patterson and John Miller, 103.5; Mrs. Roy Barrand and E. P. Coles, 91 East-west -- Mr. and Mrs. FE. Jaffreis, 108.5; John Condes and Peter Kaukenon, 196; Roy Mor- ris and D. MccCuaig, 105; Marg Smyth and Mrs. E. Bovay, 91.5. Miss G. Bovay, Mrs. Wm: Med- hand, 90. Ex-squire Is Sued VANCOUVER (CP) -- A Van- couver man, once known as the squire of Notley Abbey, was sued for divorce and had his as- sets tied up here Monday sev- eral hours after he was charged' with a morals offence in magis- trate's court The suit was filed in British Columbia Supreme Court by Matgaret Elizabeth Swan- son against her husband Arnold Swanson. At the same time, Vancouver lawyer Allan McEachern, act- ing for Mrs. Swanson, obtained a receiving order from Mr. Jus- tice H. W. McInnies to freeze a large inheritance now said to be in Swanson's hands Swanson, a former Vancouver vacuum cleaner salesman, en- tered no plea and was remanded antil Mav 2 on €5 000 bail when he appeared in magistrate's court charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency and two counts of having illicit relations with two teen-age girls. Swanson married his present wife in Nevada in 1959 and came to be known as the squire of Notley Abbey a short time later when he bought the 700- year-old stately Notley Abbey in Buckinghamshire, England, from actor Sir Lawrence Oliv- ier. Later, the Swansons moved to California and then to Vancou- ver where they naintain a large fashionable home. In documents filed in his Su- preme Court action, Mrs. Swan- son claims her inheritance now is "in possession or control' of her husband. She says she has no accurate knowledge of how he had disposed of the inheri- tance Swanson was once invited to meet the Queen and on several occasions dined in London with the then Canadian high commis- sioner to the United Kingdom, George Drew. The town's major gree "STOCK UP YOUR FREEZER AT THIS LOW PRICE" 0 5 REGULAR & PRICE 49. SAVE 47: JANE PARKER Reg. Price each 39¢ -- SAVE be ENGLISH FRUIT CAKE ~33: JANE PARKER Reg. Price loaf 24¢ -- SAVE 17¢ WHOLE 60% wicss BREAD 4-79: DINNER ROLLS = =-19 BABKA COFFEE CAKE 69: 3-LAYER BAR CAKE ~45: ANN PAGE With Pork In Tomate Sauce, Boston Style er Vegetarian BEANS FEATURE PRICE! ¢> Jane Parker quality baked goods are baked in our own bakery by A&P master bakers and shipped directly to our stores daily. That's why A&P guarantees freshness as well as quality. If our bakery products fail to please you we will gladly refund your money. A&P baked goods cost less too, come see ...you ll save at A&P! FULL 8-INCH 24-01 PIES SERVE uae BAKED GOODS TONIGHT CHOKE QUALITY A:P SWEET PEAS FEATURE PRKE! 20-fi- oz tins ce Reg. Price box $1.47 -- SAVE AN EXTRA 8¢ TIDE Detergent = <"~1.39 WHITE SWAN (WHITE or COLOURED) Reg. Price pack 53c -- SAVE 4¢ PAPER TOWELS =~ 249. A&P Reg. Price pkg 73 -- SAVE 4c SPECIAL BLEND TEA +69 KRAFT RED Reg. Price jar 83c -- SAVE 4e RASPBERRY JAM w= 79 AYLMER PEATURE PRICE! TOMATO SOUP 4e2m4 JELLY POWDERS FEATURE PRICE! 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Griffith, 63, of Flourtown, Pa., a former professional baseball player, died Monday in Chest- nut Hill Hospital. Although he had been told he had only a short time to live if the operation did not succeed, he never gave up his hope or his courage. | | MAKES UP TO 140 CUPS -- COSTS LESS THAN 1c PER CUP SPECIAL THIS WEEK SAVE 10 COFFEE