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i 4 dik AN IMPRESSIVE SERVICE was held in the College Park Seventh-day Adventist Church, at the Oshawa Missionary Col lege, Friday night, as the first IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY First Nursing Class Gers Caps At College in effect Members of the class, front row, from left, are Herman Brown, Viola Kotanko, Ruth Munroe, Jennet Taylor, Natalie Salahub, Jessica Toop, Phyllis Lemon, Dorothy Grange, nursing class received their | caps. The class was addressed by D. L. Michael, secretary of the department of public af- fairs for the church in Canada, | "Community awareness is a train our youth for this impor- required to provide, vital part of the church's respon- tant branch of the healing arts. constitute a tribute to that sys- sibility," stated D. L. Michael, Today, we see fresh evidence of tem of community education secretary of the department of the reality of this hope," he said. without which the fradon that ic affair: ¢ Sev: I allows variety am rugg in- ig Rn Soventheay PHILOSOPHY OF CHURCH dividualism would be meaning- Commenting further on an address in the College Park the Jess Put more succintly, the Seventh-day Adventist Church philosophy of church-community church-related educational sys r : relations -- '" Friday night he asserted: "We tem, whether it be in the arts, Speaking at an impressive do not question for one moment sciences or in the practical filed nurses' capping ceremony, Pas- the ability or the validity of the of medicine, provides bonus fea. tor Michael reminded members of recognized institutions of learning tures in the currency of spiritual the first class of the Oshawa- and training to provide the best and moral values Branson School of Nursing that!!? technical Shing and profession. CLASS CONGRATULATED they would strengthen and enrich al competence. We have aways "oy lo od the service of the church for the respected and supported to the WOME of welcome an ; : .g limit of our ability the outstand- gratulations were expressed by| community by a life of dedicated @ # J i eal church dignitaries ren service in the healing arts of DE accomplishments of our na- several church Gln 8 | tional system of education, not be- ent: H. D. Henricksen, president | sursing cause we have to, but because we of the Ontario-Quebec Conference 20 IN CLASS see in the public, tax-supported/of Seventh-day Adventists and The ceremony marked the school, completely neutral in al chairman of the Board of North| completion of the first part of the narrow, religious sense, one of the York Branson Hospital: P. W. course of study as outlined for most powerful bastions of freedom Manuel | this new collegiate type of nurses in a land devoted to liberty' | Missionary College and A.W. training. The 20-member class, In defense of the church's sys- Ravin administrator of Lae two of whom are men, have com- tem of education, Pastor Michael North York Branson Hospita pleted their first year of study at| stated Geneva Bowman, MA, Nur Oshawa Missionary College and "Our own network of religious-|Ed., director of the Oshawa the next two years will be spent|y oriented schools does not ne- Branson Hospital School of Nurs- on the hospital campus of the gate this belief, it is not deroga- Ing. directed in the capping cere- North York Branson Hospital lo- tory of this vital element in the mony proper, after which the stu- cated at Willowdale fabric of our free society, On the dent nurses recited the Nightin In addressing this first class, contrary, we like to feel that our gale Pledge Pastor Michael expressed the schools, drawing heavily upon! The capping ceremony was a church's pleasure at the inaugura-'the accomplishments and skills of part of this special commence- con- Wilma West, and Edna Sher- wood. Back row, left to right, are T Young, Eunice ski, x president of Oshawal' MUCH INTEREST Evelyn ena Dgrle SuelZle, F Sue Penner, Myrna Grange Powlow Renette | ne Rose Izle, is being evidenced in the display of art on display in the theatre at the McLaughlin Pu blic CITY AND DISTRICT tion of this school of nursing. the state-controlled educational ment weekend at the college. The "For many years 'we have system, and adding to that a Hon. Michael Starr, federal min-| longed for the day when the strong emphasis upon the moral ister of labor, is slated to give medical ministry of the church and spiritual values so essential the address at for the community could riched and strengthened by $200 AND COSTS Joseph Adams, 1033 Centre St. n Oshawa He the commence: x = whitby, was fined $200 and be en-'and inherently a part of the Ad-'ment service at 10.30 a.m. Sun- t.¢ [i wy, was. fined § the ventist way of life which a non-/day. At this time, the college and ¢o,.( priday Magistrate's was charged facilities that would permit us to'sectarian school should never be high school seniors will receive with failing to file his income tax |their diplomas. Referee Given OBITUARIES MRS. EDITH LYNCH The remains are at the W.C. The death occurred, following a Town Funeral Home, Whitby, for ost Io em short illness, at Fairview Lodge, requiem 'mass in St. John the Whitby, Friday, June 10, of Evangelist Church at 10 a.m.| OTTAWA (CP) - The per Edith Wilson, widow of James Monday, June 13. Rev L. Austin|plexing problem of how much it Lynch. The deceased was in her will sing the mass. Interment costs the railways to carry grain 80th year. will be in Resthaven Memorial --a multi - million - dollar prob- A daughter of the late Thomas Gardens, Scarboro {lem facing the royal commission and Jane Wilson, Mrs. Lynch was a : on transportation is to be born in Whitby and was a lifelong FUNERAL OF thrust behind closed doors before resident of the town. She was a ROGER ARMITAGE a private referee member of All Saints' Anglican The death occurred at Sunny: The ¢ o m m ission announced Church brook Hospital, Toronto, Friday, Friday that a special conference Mrs. Lynch survived by June 10, of Roger Armitage. He of experts representing 'the rail- three stepdaughters, Mrs. A. As. was in his 87th year ways, Manitoba and Alberta goV-| tron (Flossie), Mrs, Minnie Webb Born in Sussex, England, Sept. ernments and wes te rn grain and Mrs. Violet Lawson, all of 11, 1873, the deceased had been {rade Interests will thresh out Toronto and a son, Claude Lynch, in Canada for 47 years and prior ne gro cost room. ¢ of Toronto to moving to Toronto, where he M Di dopa S Armstrong, a The remains are at the W. C lived with his daughter, he had } whe bv A id ex shy SEONOITISY Town Funeral Home, Whitby, for lived in Oshawa for more than 4 p y oe Foyal SonuTiesK ay service at 2 p.m Monday, June 20 vears. Mr. Armitage was a ig bate ounting expert, i 13. Rev. S. Armstrong, rector of charter Jered o Je Quan His job will Saints'. Church, will conduct branch of the Canadian Legion. °° ° tc a oF Interment will be in Predeceased by his wife, the for- Whore Hie ower a st. John's Norway Cemetery, To- mer Katie Coles, July 2 bask, he volving Ten ive Sty y Oe is survived by a daughter, Mrs, . dBi ine ae ge ronto JP. Sharp (Lottie), of Toronto Jes, c omy} £3 costing yancents MRS. KATHRYN ROWE and a son, Eric, of Toronto. Also amd a liery ralway-2rairie feud. The death occurred suddenly at|gyryiving are four grandchildren the family residence, 915 Done ang three great-grandchildren. Toronto, last Wednesday, was van crescent, Whitby, Friday, The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral June 10, of Kathryn McCoart, held at the Armstrong Funeral Home 'at 2 p.m. Friday, June 10 beloved wife of Walter P. Rowe. Home at 2 p.m. Monday, June The services were conducted by She was in her 6lst year 13. Interment will be in the fam- Rev. S. A. Tulloch, assistant min. Born in Holyoke, Mass. the jly plot in Mount Lawn Cemetery, ister of Jarvis Street Baptist deceased came to Whitby from! 'Major Rankin of the Salva. Church, Toronto. Interment was the United States two years ago. jon Army will eonduct the ser-|in the Soldiers' Plot in the Osh- She was a member of St. John yices awa Union Cemetery the Evangelist Roman Catholic The pallbearers were Morton Church FUNERAL OF Petre, John Keenan, Harold Ford, Besides she is LOUIS OSTLE Earl Salter, Alan Salter and Em- survived Mrs. EK. The memorial service for Louis erson Salter. Klientiest Holyoke, Ostle, a native of North Oshawa, -------------- is be to find out her husband by a sister, (Mabel), of awa forms. SEVEN-DAY TERM Joseph h Lawrence Greenwood Cresc., sentenced to seven days in | Friday, when he appeared in Osh- taking part in a 20-week course Magistrate's drunk driving ./been driving a Lest charge. truck, on High- MANY STYLES {way 2, June 9. It was testified a | breathalizer parts per thousand of alcohol in joniem, collage abstract and rep {his blood. 913 was jail, Tait, Whitby, a had Court, He on revealed 2.8 NEW COMPANIES Letter sued to the following Oshawa and district Cleaners Ltd., Whitby Township; | Furniture J Ajax and Oshawa Osh- Harpell' holsterir Medical Arts Building Ltd. awa s patent compan Ss ng Lid have been is- ies: Cardinal and Ip- MINOR CONCUSSION Larry Sheppard, 8, RR 3, Bow- says W suffered a' minor cussion, Friday afternoon, bicycle he lided with the rear of a parked council for social service of the on The driver of the truck was Wal- in such a case the federal gov the Nonquon Oshawa. There was .no damage immi manville, the truck lace Bult, the Tc of to the truck MINOR COLLISION Two cars minor collision on Simcoe St Friday. One car was driven by io a car fire Rosswell Oke, 558 Finucane St The driver of the other car Gordon Oshawa THREE The ( |answered Railing on Pearson Ave., Friday were William ALA )shawa F a call was con riding, col- ownline Rd. N Rd., in a N. involved Varty, RM FIRES ire Department to Ornamental i --... Library. | the Community Recreation As | points out outstanding work when department was Court St RR 3, Mass, Iwho died at Sunnybrook Hospital, I POLONIA SOCCER cLus | I is holding « DANCE | { at the Polish Hall | 219 Olive Avenue J TONIGHT, JUNE (Ith -- 8-12 pm. | LICENCED BAR REFRESHMENTS AND PRIZES J Admission -- Gentlemen 1.00; Ladies 75¢ I F. RICHARD BLACK, O.D. 136 SIMCOE N. AT COLBORNE The Examination of eyes Fitting of Contact Lenses And Glasses Children's Visual Training For Appointment Please Call RA 3.4191 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Commission, at the desk of the Genosha Hotel to TO ALL MASONS IN OSHAWA & DISTRICT Annual Strawberry Festival Celebration and Testimonial Dinner honor Past District Deputy Grand Mastars and the present incum- bent of the office ; Masonic Temple, Oshawa Friday, June 24th at 6:30 o'clock Guest Speaker: TICKETS $2.00 will be available from the Secretaries of all Ontario District Lodges ond officers of Lebanon Lodge, ajso the offices of the Public Utilities Walter Houston's Garage, King St Rt. Wor. The Hon, DONALD WM. FLEMING, Minister of Finance, EACH West ALL MASONIC BRETHREN ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND of Canode Oshawa and HE osAWA TIMES, Soturdey, June 11, 1960 3 WEATHER FORECAST Showers Could Return Tonight Following " several of a few showers tonight, Contin- ving warm. Winds light, = Option Basis = Of Problems Some of the difficulty that the how much it will cost. He sug- Central Lake Ontario Conserva- gested that the newspaper could {tion authority has been having gather its own opinion from |with several of the municipali- viewing the property, |ties seems to stem from the fact. William Marshall, the former |that the authority has the option secretary of the authority (he lon a $50,000 piece of property retired this week) was questioned, | which they plan to buy, and yet on the plans for the property and {igns of weakening in forces re- | they have not drawn up -any the total cost of develop t. He|kponsible for this weather, There |plans for its development. refused to talk about money, orlis considerable cloud over areas This could appear to a council specific plans, but did show usinorth of and adjacent to North- member' to be putting the cart/how the property could be de-jorp Lake Huron and Georgian |K! {before the horse. However, iniveloped at a minimum of ex-[Bay, Showers occurred during order to complete a major plan| pense. the night northeast of Lake Su- lof the area, the assistance of The property, as Mr. Marshall perior, T) engineers, geologists, botanists, pointed oul, is near the source Some arcas may get a few) Synopsis: ys of fine weather in Central Southern Ontario, there are and surveyors are required from of one of the branches of the =U Sevenly - degree! [the Ontario Department of Plan- Oshawa Creek and suitable for| ers today. y gree : p pros [temperatures will continue ex-| ning and Development. tne inexpensive building of water| C7 i, NOT i The department is reluctant to, reservoirs. 8 iol spend the time and the money on' DEVELOPED FOR FISHING os agua, Lane Otarw, fal a property that it does not own, The ponds on the property had on: 5 5 1 fd " | " i nel 3 peel of ton: Sunny but with c y inter-| am n or is not owned by the Central been developed by a group vale day and Chance | HRIST | AN Lake Ontario Conservation Oshawa and Toronto business 218 y and Sunday. Authority, men as a private fishing area. f SCIEN( I CHAIRMAN INTERVIEWED The dams were washed out in still in place and the damming of| , 44 4 The Oshawa Times interviewed|the floods of 1928, and the pre- the streams could be done quite Mi W IT R William Owens, chairman of the sent owner obtained the land in inexpensively f i i \ authority, on the question of what| 1929, This year $5,000 is earmarked| AN INTERNATIONA Photo will be done on the property, and! The earthwork of the dam is for development of the property; | the total cost of development will | not be estimated until the pur- chase of the property. Bs Clarke Juanita Bouthcher, Myrna Coolen, and Tom Mec- Kibbin. The "mascot" boy and girl at front are Jay Crawford and Debra Kruger Osha T Good Reading | for the Whole Family © Family Features © News RUG CLEANERS eo Dyeing end Repairing ® Binding end Fringing © Mothproofing Wall to wall carpets cleaned in your home The Christion Science Monitor One Norway St,, Boston 15, Mass. Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order. | yeor $20 [7] 6 months $10 7] 3 months $50 "Name "Address um 8-4681 174 MARY STREET "Zone State PB-16 "City or SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. sociation of Oshawa. Here James Kraemer (second from right), CRA art instructor done by Vittorio Condler (left) while Evelyn Annis looks on approvingly. One of Miss Annis' pictures is shown on the wall, CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS which is of consid done by the art class at The work, erable merit members of the Adult Art Class Congratulations and best wishes to the following resi- dents of Oshawa and district who are celebrating birthdays this weekend. Those who celebrate today are: Mrs, Andrew Kruska, 224 Beatty avenue; Lynn Yule, 206 Verdun road; Larry Ven- nor, 333 Pine avenue; Sherri] Robinson, 516 Monteith av- enue; Linda Edmondson, 395 Gibbons St.: Mrs. Josephine Marshall, 170 Gibb street; Mrs. Ann Vanderlaan, 715 Phillip Murray avenue; Mrs, Mary Shody, 518 Ritson road south, and Marie Rouse, 89 Oshawa boulevard north, PRESTON 3, Sunoco STATION HOUSTON'S TEXACO STATION 67 KING ST. W. PLEASURE VALLEY WHITE ROSE STATION SIMCOE ST. N. (ot Limits) ANDY NAGY"S TEXACO STATION 408 KING ST. W, ROBINSON'S ESSO STATION 89 SIMCOE ST. §. FOOTE"S SHELL STATION 97 KING ST. E WHITEFIELD'S SUNOCO STATION 531 RITSON RD. §. CRANFIELD'S B.A. STATION 331 PARK RD, S. CLARKE'S SUPERTEST STATION 272 KING ST. WwW, VIVIAN'S B.A. STATION NONQUON RD. BILL'S WHITE ROSE STATION KING ST. E. (at limits) GANGEMI'S SERVICE STATION 809 SIMCOE ST. §. Holds Exhibition | Members of the CRA adult art class opened an exhibition of their paintings, at the McLaughlin Lib rary, Friday night The show is open to the public during regular library hours, until the end of June The paintings resent the This Is the second annual ex- hibition by the CRA art class. This year's show appears to be of | a higher standard than the one last year PAINT AT WHITBY With daylight saving time giving later light, the class has been enjoying Tuesday night painting sessions at Whitby Harbor. Some| of the paintings in the show may] still have wet paint. At least two! of them were just finished last Tuesday night Instructor in these clases is provided by James Kraemer, art teacher at Donevan Collegiate In- stitute : | Those who celebrate on When this class is compleler,| Sunday are: Bill Harding there will be a two-week rest.| Brooklin: Mrs. William Sik. There will then be apother class| say, 724 Glencairn avenue; ormed early in July. Anyone is| (Carson Lines, 1276 Winter av- welcome; beginner or experien-| enue and Tommy Bouckley, ced painter. This will be a period| 600 Ridgeway avenue and of summer outdoor sketching and' Catherine Smith, RR 3 Osh- painting. Anyone interested may awa. contact the CRA hall The first five persons to in- form The Oshawa Times of THEATRE GUIDE { their birthdays each day will receive double tickets to The Regent Theatre, good for a Brock four-week period. The current of the Baskervilles", 6.55 and 10.00 pm. "The House of the Seven Hawks", 8.35 p.m, on display, rep work of 15 painters The course will be completed in two weeks Many styles are to be found in this exhibition including impress resentational landscape painting Refugee Sponsoring Worthwhile Project MONTREAL (CP Sponsor ship of a refugee during World Refugee Year would be "a most rewarding project" for a church group or private organization, A. McFaul, district su perintendent of the immigration Mr, McFaul told the diocesan (Whithy) -- 'The Hound attraction is "The Giant of Marathon" and "The May Wedding" in technicolor, Anglican Church of Montreal that ernment would waive the usual gration requirements. Plaza -- 'The Unforgiven", 1.50, 4.15, 6.45 and 9.20 p.m. Last complete show at 8.20 p.m. afternoon. Damage was. minor There was a lot of smoke. The department also answered a call on Burk St., and some railway ties on There were eight rou tine ambulance calls since Fri {day morning. ---- ENJOY LIFE... ---- EAT OUT MORE OFTEN Special Sunday Dinner SERVED FROM 11:30 AM. TO 8 P.M. 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