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The Oshavon Times Published by Canadian Newspapers Limited, 57 Page 4 Thursday, D Simcoe St. 5, Oshawa, Ont, ver 11, 1958 Planning Necessary Now For Future Urban Area Oshawa has had an explosive bhuild- ing year, and sc have neighboring com- munities, Even if the pace of growth slows during the next few years, the day is not far distant when at least the ares hounded by Whitby, Brooklin, Colume« hus, Orono and Newcaotle will be vir= tually one urban complex, Another urs bun region is developing in the Ajax« Pickering == Dunbarton « Frenchman's Bay area, and this will ultimately link with the developmerts to east and west, That is the shape of things to come in this part of Ontario, It {not wild proph« eey but simply & projection of develop« ments that have been under way for several yeu The municipalities will be ou growing their boundaries, and Inevitably the boundaries will begin to press In on one another, When this happens without forethought, as If by accident, the result Municipalities are at euch There are some rey parts of Ontario of ig trouble other throat examples In other 'Examination I'he opening of the new Driver Ex- amination Centre in Oshawa Is part of a vigorous program by Transport Min Dymond his department to modernize the process whereby Ontario thelr ability handle vehleles and right 18ter "an to thelr eltizens prove today motor to hold a I'he licence to drive overdue The could be ob- had become places tests carried out as program long hich licen ined ome localitie while In othe: onscientiously under the WAY the situation In two cities hort distance apart south» Ontario even in the thirties, a prospective driver had a series of searching ques- tions before undergoing a driving test igned to reveal fully his qualificas for handling a vehicle in eity In the other, however, no ques were as ( they We Just a will be ne tem recall in In one of them, vestern lo answel | cle tions traffic the animosity that festers between neighboring municipal corporations when their growth has outspeeded the foresight and planning of their offis clals There is no-reason why such animoss ity should develop in this district, Our communities have elected able represens tatives who have been able to see for themselves how the housing subdivise fons have bee, creeping steadily over intervening farm land, Indeed, the bige gest problems of the counells have haps pily been those created by growth, Our municipal officials should, then, be able to plan new to avoid the traps of Inters community developmen: It would be wise, we think, if the municipalities involved in this pattern of growth formed a committee which could meet from timo to time to discuss the shape of things to come, In this way be assured, mutual and hostility avoided Of Drivers tions were asked and all the driver was required to do was to start the vehicle, drive around one qulet block making nothing but right-hand turns and stop within two or three feet of the curb at the original starting point, Thus It was that In the one ¢'ty many an applicant was rejected while in the other no one turned down, A further result in the place driving habe good other they orderly growth can problems tackled WHS ever was that Its were were horrid ; During the ceremonies at the opens ing of Driver Examination Centre, Dr, Dymond sald that {t was not the alm of hig department to try to reduce the numbers of motorists but to help produce more and better qualified mos torists, The public will heartily endorse that policy, If it Is vigorously pursued and judging by the Minister's accoms plishments since takirg over the transs port portfolio, it will be, one and in the the Hazards Of Christmas Soon we 'will be putting Christmas tr es in our homes, and decorating hoth the homes and the trees with gay lHghts, tinsel and so on, The decorations are part of a merry Christmas, but they can also be the cause of a tragic Christe mas If we are careless with them Ontario Fire Marshal W, J, Scott has pointed out that Yuletide fire losses fols low such a consistent pattern year afs {er year that they can be dicted, In 10587, during the period cons taining the holiday fire took B68 es in Ontario and $10 illion property 5000 closely pres season, nearly Over auned 1 n logs In blazes to do away with the beautiful traditions decorations," can reduce their No ene wants old of Christma ir, Seott sald potentially high ber of common sense While fireproof many age and tree and hut we hazard in a num Way ich Pee fire thing as a there are there 5 no Christmas of the Christmas decoration that greatly reduce the fire hazard The fresher the tree, the less the likelihood of some careless act Igniting dry, brite tle Between now and Christ mas, advice wil! be giver. on how best te set up the tree to prevent fire \ treatments trees brought inte home for needles No one would put open«flame cans dles on a tree, hut frayed or damaged wires and connections, wot bulbs touches ing dry needles and overloaded circuits can he just as dangerous, If you have more than four strings of lights on one e'reult, for example, you are creating a dangerous overheating situation in the wires, Decorations, costumes, even Sane ta's should be flame-proofed Cigaret hould he forbidden or used with extreme care anywhere in the vies inity of It takes only a little thought and care to avoid Christmas tragedy heard combustible material Welfare State Burden Time was not so long ago when the Scandinavian countries were looked upon by many in Canada and other countries as model examples of thes wel= fare state, In Norway, Sweden and Dens mark full employmen' and grave social security were granted (GH for Cradle taken Today trouble looms in Scandinavia's welfare paradise Full employment is a receding, pros pect Heavy unemployment a fact Exports upon whieh the Scandinavian countries depended for thelr prosperity have declined alarmingly Swedish, Norwegian and Danish ine dustries are finding that their goods cost a much to produce that they can ne to advantage in world 8 alread) longe r compete ket "um je Oshavon Times LLU * NEE Y ® (establishe Matytory days excepted Canadian Daily Newspapers Publisher nw Canadiar on an ot o Ladies Avely en all news ey ut Pr Pan neni republication at eo gredited tor ta The SUleiy, and aha The weal news All rights af special despatenes thoes 44 King Street ) Catheart 51, Montreal West "PQ SUBSCRIPTION RATES Whithy, Alex, Port Perry, Prince Franehmans Bay Terente, Onteriey cartien In Oshawe 0, Breakin Grove, Hampton al IRL EY LY Tyrone Punbartan, Ennion, Leskard Broughany, Burketan, Claremont iw Fairport Beach, Greenwoed, Kinsale, Regs KA0ek Manchester, Cobourg, Part Hope pl and Newcastle not over 408 per week Wwe of Ont We Caren 12.00, elsewhere ) pel veda AVERAGE DAILY NET PAID 16,166 aied by Prov VEY Brean Forelgn buyers have refused to pay the cost of ScandinaMan state welfarism implieit in the higher prices of Swedish, Norweglan and Danish exports In Sweden elaborate pension plans are being shelved, Cuts in amily allowances are under discussion, In Norway, food are being reduced, Measures are being adopted to stimulate invests ment. Manyspeople are saying that what the Scandinavian countries need most Is greater opportunity and less security, subsidies should not be indifferent to these developments in the Scandina= Vian countries Other Editor's Views FOR EVERYONE (Ottawa Journal) Seentists say that not only could the moon relay station for television broadoasts, hut "even the worst duffer could eass drive a golthall a mile." There's something for everyone in science TWO BAD SIDES (New York Times) This country has been patient, even te the point of eutting off arms ship ments to Batista's territory, We would like to see mn } IPprogs af the ovolus are not Canadians serve worldwide on it ¢ ily as a i democratic government Cub and a fo end to the slong, eensorships and We om Outrages know that of Wars But if he wishes our friendship Fidel Castro earn it by giving 'up terrovism, threats and misrepresentation Bible Thought tf Ratista regime tions, like Boy Scout ¢ to hold must other XO Ines hand ix ill o hes cheated when we accept bribes CAN WE GOT THE APPLE WITHOUT INJURING OTTAWA PERFORMANCE OF WILLIAM TELL OTTAWA REPORT - System Changed A> By PATRICK NICHOLSON OTTAWA -- Visitors to the Pay tiament Buildings invariably gel lost In the maze of corvidors and the mass of misleading room numbers, And (his for new members of Parliament too Our great first prime minister pronounced his belief that "a new member requires the experience of his first session in the House to teach him how to hang up his overcoat and hat and take his seal in a manner befitting a gentleman," This would have contained even more truth if he had altered It lo say to teach him where to hang up his overcoat and hal For there is nothing so lost In the Partie ment Bulldings as a new MIP There are six floors in the build ng. Each floor has a differ ent floor plan, No rooms were numbered as expected that the only gulde contained in the number of the room one sought wa the first digit, which repre sented the number of floor on which that room was located, For example, all numbers from 100 to 199 were on the ground floor, and all numbers from 400 to 30% on the drd floor or NO HELP But apart fram that the num bers were of no help For ex ample, Prime Minister Dieton baker's office was numbered 01 but It almost next door to Works Howard Green whose office was numbered HE immediately beneath Mr Green was Transport Minister Hees whose office was not numbered as one might have expected, 303 but was 273. And Immediately above Mr, Green was Mr. Fulton Minister of Justice, whose room number coincided neither with M., Hees' nor Mr, Green's, bul was 4006 » \ Bu when MPs come back al the begining of next session, they will find an orderly new system of room numbering has heen instituted; They may even he able to find thelr way around the building, and locate their friends--If they have a military mind and a good map The old system of designating the number of the floor by the first digit of the number of each room, has heen retained, One greal improvement Is that now the number of each rgom also corresponds to the numbers of the rooms above or below It ALSO A LETTER As a novelty, each room num ber now consists not only of three Roe Was Minister ~ digits, as belore, but Iso has a letter added at (he end Ihus every room located on the corcidor which rins along the north #'de of the bullding has the letter "N" dded to its number every room located on the corrl dor along the south side +. the In f has the letter y" There are also several corris dors which run from north te south, and these are lettered A, B,C and so on The new system of numbering Inc'udes three set: of numbers for each floor. For example, on the th floor, numbers * ON to {ON cover rooms on the north corridor; 4008 to 4008 cover the rooms on | south corridor; and a third series from 400-400 has various letters A, B, C, and so on added, to cover rooms on the north-south corridors BUT TRAPS REMAIN Thus there are three rooms numbered 448. 4468 Is the office of Robert Lafrerieve, MP for Quebec Montmoreney, 446N {x the office of Defence Production Mins ister O'Hurley, 440D ix the office of John Kucherepa, MP for Tors onto-High Park But Mr. Kucherepa has a cor ner office, with doors giving out onto two corridors. Bo his office is also numbered 4508 Another beartrap can he fal lon into on the fifth floor, where the much-used corridor leading to the "greasy fork" (cafeteria) has rooms not all numbered 500 and something C to conform lo the scheme, but has C numbers on one slide and DD numbers on the other The new system has refine ments so that the expert can even tell at a glance, hy looking at the number, which side ol any. corel dor any room (5, but that Is a subject only for graduates of this intricate course ON EACH DOOR However, the neat black num. bors, stamped on a gold backs ground and carefully mounted on each door beneath a glass plate, do represent a greal improves ment. Credit belongs to the Sers geant - at « Arms, Colonel WW. J, Iranklin M.( who as "houses keeper' of the Parliament Builds Ing was responsible for this inno» vation Several schemes were put fors ward, he told me; but the one finally selected was the one he hmsell had designed, Naturally, alter a lifetime of 36 years spent as a serving soldier, hiv system was, he sald, based on military methods FOR BETTER HEALTH Let Child Play Doctor And Lose Fear of Him Trying to think of something to get your youngster for Christ m H's always quite a problem I know, to come up with some thing that will please the young sters and serve somo education al, or at least useful, purpose at the same time Well "Play advocating an but 1 do think asters will tay stethoscope the like : Even more important is that hy fymiliaviging themselves with a doctor's technique and insted ments, they are preparing them selver for the hig trip to see a real doctor. The first oa doctor or dentist is a trip into the unknown, And most children have a natural tear of the un known Moreove hr too about one of those nit Kind what Daetoy sets 1 am particular that the Kiek VOLE get a out of a pills and visit parents unkno nthe of dix : \ mple some adult about an unpleasant \ medical or dental experience may create a rather frightening mage In a youngster's mind Permitting vour ohild to play at being a doctor will help put the medical profession In His proper perspective with him Moreover, if With hime Hh will he even lates some he will \ i An further preparation for that fest visit, 1 suggest that you take your ehild along the next time you make an appointment for yourself Again, this helps serve as an introduction ta the doctor or dens tist and to his office and equip ment However, 1 want to VOU Against using toree refs to get the child to tn th play doctor results probably hotter. This simu the experiences during the actual you ol have Antion and go ol deatisd's on doctay o AMHCE, une of Cours emergency Using your sige and \ \ Cree A vounesiy Ore ess \ in the en Voss ness de situation 30 YEARS AGO Work was heing done on a 24 hour-a-day basis to rush comple tlon of the new Genosha Hotel The Oshawa Rallway Co., pur chased five modern street cars to provide for 10-minute ser vice Fivelyn Pearce won the first Carter Scholarship for the County of Ontario, for highest standing in 10 upper school examinations I'he Oshawa Little Theatre rected hy John Cralg "Captain Applejack" di presented Clitford Baker, Bruce street was elected to the Ontario Tuxis Boys' Parliament, defeating, George Kory Ontarie under the Regimental direction of Dempsey, presented a in the Regent Theatre Ina Tod Gray, soloist, was Asinting artist The Rand Fhomas concert Mrs the J.B, Windross, former manag er of the Prince Arthur hotel at Port Arthur, was appointed man ager of the Genosha Hotel One of the most successful evenings of its kind ever held locally was when Rotary Club gave a banquet in honor of Gen eal Motors Blue Devils rughy team, John DeGruchey and W, A, Hewitt were out of town guests, QUEEN'S PARK Earlier Opening May Be Reality By DON O'HEARN Special Correspondent (0 The Oshawa Times TORONTO--There Is some (alk at present of an early start for this year's session The rumor Is that It will get underway shout mid - January, two weeks earlier than ususl This Is the same rupor which gets around every year hul never comes rue, It is taken for. granted that Premier Frost would like to get started earlier. He has sald as much so often one has to believe him But when it comes to gelling down to cases the goal isn't reached ROUTINE SET The fact is, of course, there is such extensive preparation res quired for a sesbion It is most difficult to move hack the open ing The machinery, and routine, are geared for early February and It would take an extraordin ary effort to move them ahead Piven with the February open ing there Is a lot of wasled time in the first weeks because of business nol heing ready ELECTION YEAR There Is, however, a chance the extraordinary may be made this yea This is for a double reason One hecause Easter, the tradi tional break-up date, Is early Two, and more significant, be cause It Is an election year, CAN'T CONFLICT It Is perhaps of some impor tance that the rumors of an early session started almost immedi ately after the details of the royal visit were made known The visit, of course, as been remarked here helore a hearing on the election The campaign certainly could not he held while the royal couple were In the provines And the actual date shouldn't come too close to the visit It Is now known that the couple good effort has has A large segment of the popula tion is suffering from and enjoy: ing a slege of nostalgia brought on hy the revival of many songs which were popular several de cades ago THANKS TO THE VOTERS OF OSHAWA FOR YOUR SUPPORT AT THE POLLS JOHN WACKO probably therefore be whl! before the ond of M Even the fact of a change in the government ~~ slight as it might be ~~ should rule out any thing else, It would be unthinkable to launch 8 new government into a royal visit with only a few days preparation, And if he did intend to esl) the election in Maya date which will meet with some protest from farmers in any case -- the pre. mier would want the session out of the way as early as possible, wil he In the province after mid dune If Mr, Frost were to call an election before the visit it would You are invited... 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