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COMMITTEE CONSIDERS PLANS FOR LIVE AUCTION The joint commitiee set up | June 21 and 22 as a. joint un- by the Oshawa Lions Club and | dertaking by the two clubs. the B'Nai B'Rith Lodge has | Studying plans for the event, swung into action on plans for | front row, from left, are Alex the live auction to be held | Smykaluk, chairman for the Lions Club; Amos Rubin; chairman for the B'Nai PB'Rith; Lou Goldblatt, presi- Jem, B'Nai B'Rith. Back row re Don Branch, Lions; Al Rich, B'Nai B'Rith; Arn! Four airport buildings, now leased by the Ontario County Flying Club from the federal government, will be leased to the city and sub-let to the flying club--for a five-year period. (This five-year period is condi- tional upon the city being able to lease from the federal govern- ment at one-year intervals). Annual taxes on the buildings will be accepted as rent from the flying club. Council voted for this plan Monday night over the strenu- ous objections of Ald. Walter Lane. SAID UNECONOMICAL Calling the five-year lease "very unecomonical," Ald. Lane added, "I don't feel they (flying club) have anything to lose on a one-year term, and we have much to gain." | He felt, too, that council was| "giving" the buildings to the) OCFC by charging just the tax total as rent. | "We are tying up valuable assets for five years and let-| ting the flying club have four| Green, B'Nal B'Rith; Peter Levine, B"Nai B'Rith and Max Collis, B'Nai B'Rith, The auc- a "» tion is to be held in the Chil- buildings for taxes, dren's Arean. SOME REVENUE | --Oshawa Times Photo | Ald. E. F. Bastedo argued' CITY AND DISTRICT City To Sub-Let Airport Buildings that the city would get exactly the same revenue as if the OCFC had bought the buildings and paid taxes on them. "But they don't want to tie up $10,000 in buildings," replied Ald. Lane. "This is much the better deal for them. "Maintenance costs on these buildings will be greater than the taxes we get. In five years they will be valueless unless we spend money on them," he add- ed v NOT AFFLUENT Council was reminded by Ald. Finley Dafoe that the OCFC is "not an affluent organization and operates on a pretty slim budget." Although Mayor Christine Thomas thought the prop- erty committee's recommenda- tion was in the best interests of the city and the OCFC, she THE WEATHER OFFICE forecasts showers for most of Ontario today with tempera- ture below normal. The out-- promised a council-in-committee meeting. "These are points still to be brought out before the agree- ment is signed," she warned, and added that she had been given "inaccurate information" about some of the buidings. Impound Car champion pl 3 All-Stars Picked From Springfield NEW YORK (AP) laced -- The| Springfield Indians three players on the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, Mey 2, 1961 3 IY Si look for Wednesday: warmer weather with sunny skies. In Quebec the showers are ex- pected to end today in all re- gions with skies clearing Wednesday bringing slightly warmer weather. --CP Wirephoto WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy And Cool With More Rain Gas Station Pigeon Fanciers | American Hockey League's : | 1960-61 all - star team an-| TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts this afternoon, light tonight and Wednesday. SUSPEND SENTENCE (he was found guilty of driving| Three Months Third Try Successful By a 6-to4 count night, council Everett Pogson a licence to operate a service station on his and R3A zones. street. pigeons taking out dwelling per- Present zoning allowed a sta- mits in R4 and R5 areas. Now, tion to be built. However, "oun- property committee will exam- cil has reserved the right tojine the pros and cons once study each case on its own more. merits before it allows a permit] Roy Burness, secretary-treas- to operate to be issued urer of the Canadian Racing The Pogson case first went to Pigeon Union, said council's ac board of works last September tion is "very much appreciated which ruled that another sta- except that it does not benefit tion in this area was 'not in the any of those pigeon fanciers on public interest at this time." whose behalf we are speak- Council agreed ng'. Mr. Pogson applied again ear- an ly this year. This time property SEES CLUB DYING committee studied the case. Re-| Mr. Burness was representing fusal was recommended and members of the Oshawa Racing council upheld the recommen. Pigeon Club, who have dation. plained they are being 'legis- Two weeks ago, Mr. Pogson lated out of existence" by the appeared before council for the|Cily's zoning bylaw. first time to state his case. Last] As the 25-odd members die, week he restated his position|the club will die, they clam: before the traffic committee. Those who keep pigeons in the Last night, traffic committee city now were doing so before said it could see no reason to|the advent of the zoning bylaw. withhold a licence providing Keeping pigeons is listed as a| land for widening Taunton road non - conforming use, except east be sold to the city at a where done in R4 and R5 areas. | reasonable price and the en-| My Burness said club mem-| trance to the station be subject |}, to the city engineer's approval. |{ricts Council was again forced tow. vote. . pared COM HRPC de laxation on the Press Their Case City racing pigeon fanciers| He suggested four controls, pended sentence by Magistrate Monday asked council Monday to allow other than health provisos; they. §, Ebbs, Monday, for the voted to issue these birds to be kept in R2, R3 number of pigeons in a loft beliheft of $1060 from the Power regulated by permitting one 15 birds per. 100 square feet; lofts jmaintained in accordance with health and sanitation laws. Mayor Christine Thoma s| balked at a recommendation that 'only members of the CRPU be permitted to keep lofts so that they will come un- the jurisdiction of the Union", "The city can't force anybody to join a certain organization just so they can keep pigeons," Pay the fine, he will serve a said the mayor. PREPARED STATEMENT Mr. Burness read from a pre-| statement, based the mands for zoning re- following points: Racing . pigeons are trained {birds and are under control at born disc! all times. Health considerations are as important to the successful rais- nose ing of pigeons as to the public tions and treatme at large. Pigeon racing is a healthy hobby and one that should be supported and allowed to thrive. | Many newcomers from the| ers thought the older city dis- old lands would like to continue was fined $10 and costs, by Mag- such as Cedardale and this pursuit which they have|istrate F. S. Ebbs, Monday, for estmount might be exempted. followed for many years. | Ald. Walter Lane spoke against granting the applica-| tion: "Right now we have no! prescribed means of limiting gas| OBITUARIES | stations. The only question| should be -- Is it in the interest| MRS, W. ROY CARNOCHAN | of the citizens? | The death occurred at the "We have a responsibility to| Oshawa General Hospital Mon- our citfrens." |day, May 1, of Sadie Wilson Said Ald. Albert Walker: "We Thompson, beloved wife of W. are in a pretty poor position Roy Carnochan, of Myrtle Sta-| when pressure determines who lion. The deceased, who was in gets a licence." her 57th year, had been in poor He pointed to the previous N2lth for nine months. | two occasions when the applica. A daughter of the late James tion was turned down | |and Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Car- "What is. different on this M0chan was born Oct. 8, 1904, in night?" he asked. "If we were Reach Township. She spent most right in refusing it before, why of her life in that township with 4 . the exception of 17 years in Osh- Should Se be here voting on iti. "She was a member of day, May 4. Monsignor P. Dwy- er will sing the mass. A Rosary |will be held at the funeral home being drunk in a public place, | at 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 3. ALBERT SHUNK There passed away very sud- denly, at Fairview Lodge, Whit- by, on Tuesday morning, April 11, Albert Wesley Shunk, in his 78th year. Best known to his friends as "Ab", he was suddenly stricken with a heart attack and passed| away. The late Albert Shunk was | | | Store Just two weeks ago, council, bird to each 2); square feel; a/She was placed in the custody property at the northeast cor-|on a property committee re- Person's building lot size limit of a Toronto couple. Restitution | ner of Taunton road and Simcoe commendation, agreed to racing {he number of birds kept, with/of the stolen money had been Ruth Warren Grace Johnston, while his licence was suspended, 28, of 496 Simcoe street, charg- | April 23. He was given two ed ler, was given a two-year sus-| JAILED SEVEN DAYS in Oshawa, day, when he pleaded guilty to drunk driving, April 22. His car was impounded for three made, the court was told. {months. His licence was sus- |pended for one year. Police Con- TWO-¥EAR TERM stable G. F. Ouellette testified Henry Robert Dove, of Osh- he had arrested the accused awa, 'was given the maximum after an accident at Olive av sentence for committing acts tonue and Simcoe street. He said contribute to the juvenile delin-|the accident was apparently not quency of his 12-year-old daugh- White's fault. ter, by Magistrate F. S. Ebbs, | Monday. Dove was sentenced] VISITORS AT ROTARY to two years in the penitentiary] Visitors at the Monday meet- time of his arrest was the huge| 4 If he does not/ing of the Rotary Club of Osh- Great Dane dog in the rear of said he believed the fire was and a $500 fine. ] : n/awa included Martin Snyder, (Buffalo, N.Y. additional two years in the pen- and itentiary, the magistrate said. HOSPITAL REPORT ison, Rev. John Van Harmelon Following is the report of the and R. Matthews, all of Whit- Oshawa General Hospital for the by. week ending April 29: admis-| sions, 259; births, male 25, fe- male 33; discharges, 294; new-| harges, male 30, fe- major surgery, 65; Markle -- who celebrate their gery, 65, eye, ear, pirthdays this week, were pre- 66; examina- sented with spoons at the club nts, 90; casts, juncheon on Monday. BIRTHDAYS REMEMBERED Three members of the tary Club of Oshawa, William male 37; minor sur and throat, nounced today. {issued at 5 a.m.: under the name Helen Mil- weeks to pay his fine. {only concern was | lg : . {rested and charged with drunk|league's sports Wilfred White, 21, of 595 Drew driving, April 16, was jailed for sportscasters. | street, was jailed for seven days|19 days by Magistrate F. S. March 17./b¥Y Magistrate F. S. Ebbs, Mon-|Ehbs, Monday. |C |testified that all : { soemed interested in at the|Euished a garage fire at 322 westerly 15 today, light tonight . Rotarians dog was taken to |Charles Innes, St. Johns, New-| whe {foundland; Ted Sims, Lloyd Gib-| poli Lowndes, of Toronto, describ-|belo e | Ro- lice Constable Cyril Smith said] |Minett, Bruce Bradley and Ken drunk when he was arrested. Edmonds' licence was suspend- ed for a year. His car was im-|partment answered two routine warmer Wednesday. Winds p light, Defenceman Bob McCord and| An army sergeant, whose | his "'pony right winger Bruce Cline were ized" dog when he was ar- unanimous selections of writers and Goalie Marcel Paille, another) Springfield star, was chosen] Lawrence John Edmonds, 31, along with centre Phil Maloney| Blame Children Sergeant H. J. Taylor, of the For Garage Blaze )shawa Polic Department, | il WG shava ve E Rarimell, Oshawa firefighters extin-| King street west, Monday at| noon. Fire Chief H. R. Hobbs he car. The court was told the giarted by children. the pound Exterior damage to the build- n Edmonds was taken to the|ing was confined to scorched! ce station. { paint. No estimate of the dam-| counsel J. M.iage has been made. The garage nged to Ralma Ltd. | { The fire department was call-| {ed because of overheated fur-| nace pipes at the home of F.| , 218 Oshawa boulevard north, Monday. There was no Defence d the dog as "'pony-sized". Both Sergeant Taylor and Po- hey thought the accused was) ounded for three months. |calls since Monday morning. €ifor most of Ontario today and damage. | Ambulance crews at the de- Synopsis: Cloudy skies and scattered showers are forecast Forecast temperatures Low tonight, high Wednesday: Windsor ...coveeeee 32 . temperatures will continue be- p St. Thomas low normal. A trend towards warmer weather will begin Wed- nesday, when a high - pressure area will bring sunny skies to of Almonte, Ont., pleaded not 2nd left winger Dick Gamble, the province. guilty to the charge. He said he both of Buffalo, and defenceman] had three or four bottles of beer Aldo Guidolin of Cleveland. during the day he was charged. | | He said he was exhausted from working all night the night be- © |fore his arrest. Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Nia- gara, Lake Ontario regions, Windsor, London, Hamilton, Toronto: Sunny, clouding over this. morning with a few show- ers by the afternoon. Clearing this evening. Mainly sunny Wed- nesday. Cool today, a little warmer Wednesday. Winds St. Catharines ..... 32 Toronto sessss 32 Peterborough ..... 30 and Wednesday. Georgian Bay, Haliburton re-| gions: Mainly cloudy with scat-| tered showers today, clearing this evening. Mainly sunny Wed- | nesday. Cool today, a little warmer Wednesday. Winds ht. MoO0SONee «.eseesee 25 Kirkland Lake, White River, Timmins - Kapuskasing, James Bay regions, North Bay, Sud- bury: Cloudy with a few show- ers or snowflurries today, clear- ing tonight. Mainly sunny Wed- nesday. Cool today, a little give you maximem SAVINGS becoming northerly 20 i si treatments, 15, Phvsiotherapy INSPECTION DATE SET The Oshawa (Chadburn) Air Cadet Squadron will hold its annual inspection at the Osh- awa Airport at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 28. 15 Confirmed By Bishop At Holy Trinity April 30. A solemn yet impressive ser- x x vice, combining the order of DROVE WHILE SUSPENDED poly Baptism and Confirma- Joseph Strychalski, 34, of 718 tion was offered in Holy Trin- Simcoe street south, was fined ity Anglican Church, Sunday af- $75 or a month in jail, by Magis- | terngon, April 30, at 4 p.m. The trate F. S. Ebbs, Monday, when pt Rev. Henry Robert Hunt, Bishop-Suffragan of Toronto, of- CITY COUNCIL |ficiated, assisted by the rector, NEWS IN BRIEF Robert James Gordon Rob- bins was presented to the Bish- FINE TRANSIENT Herbert Hyde, a transient, being drunk in a public place, April 29. SECOND OFFENCE Brian Luke, 18, of 20 Avenue street, Oshawa, was fined $50 and costs, by Magistrate F. S.| Ebbs, Monday when he pleaded] guilty to his second offence of| Rev. G. G. D. Rickey and Law- rence Alexander, lay reader. THE CANADIAN Prospect United Church. born on Scugog Island, the son Predeceased by her first hus- of the late Mr. and Mrs. James band, Arthur Thompson, in 1941, Shunk, a family of two girls and she is survived by her present four boys. He married Agnes husband; two daughters, Mrs. Boynton of Prince Albert, who mmm ena Oshawa's Civitan Club was|op for adult baptism, followed . granted permission to use the by the presentation of 15 candi- Asks Right To parking area west of the city dates for confirmation through hall Saturday, May 27, for the the laying on of hands by Bishop AN Hunt. BANK OF COMMERCE Rae Crossman (Lois) and Mrs Allan Wood (Doris), both of Form University predeceased him in 1932. Club's 1961 Bicycle Safety Con-| Except for two years spent in With Oshawa's Chamber of Oshawa and two sons, Harry A.|the west, Albert had worked and Commerce investigating the pos-| Thompson, of Ottawa and Mur- sibility of bringing a university Yay A. Thompson, of Oshawa to this city, a North Bay resolu-| Also surviving are a sister, tion which council has been ask- Mrs. William Blatch (Gladys), ed to endorse has special mean- of Oshawa and two brothers, ing. Hilliard Wilson, of Uxbridge and North Bay asks that "larger Charles Wilson, of Blackstock. municipalities in which a high, The memorial service will be school or collegiate now exist be held at the Armstrong Funeral granted the right to set up a Home at 2 p.m. Thursday, May board of education to establish-a/4. Interment will be in Mount junior university at which Lawn Cemetery. Rev. J. K. two years of certain courses Braham, pastor of Prospect could be taught." United Church, will conduct the Other points in the resolu- services fon: THAT this board of education WILLIAM McDONALD be allowed to levy on the rate] The death occurred at able property of the municipal home, 83 Rosedale avenue, this ity for this purpose morning of William McDonald, THAT the board shall be em- ' > wered to pay the tuition of beloved husband of the former pa 4 lant QF Mary A. Bennett. Mr. McDon any qualified student of a citi ren of the municipality to any ald, who had not enjoyed good university of their choice, sub- health for 18 months, was in his ject to regulation to be adopted; S4th year. He was the last of a THAT all municipalities in On- | family of 14 children tario not having a junior univer-| A son of the late Richard and ¥ be required to raise money Elizabeth McDonald, the dec- _assist any qualified student|eased was born at Newhu. gh, 0 wishes to attend a univer-lont and was married in Hamil- ty, and assist the nearest jun-|, 0 ir 1910 t his r universities. Such duties F Oc | A resident of Oshawa for 45 11 be part of the senior local years, Mr. McDonald had previ- The city finance committee|0USlY lived .in Newburgh and) ill examine and report on the | Deseronto. A lumber scaler by | Trick Co., Williams Piano Co GC E and later General Motors in COMIN VEN "St Gregory's Roman Catholic] BAZAAR and Glant Bingo, May § and Church and of the Holy Name 44 Ritson Road South Home Daiak:| Besides his wife, Mr. McDon- ald is survived by a daughter, KINSMEN BINGO awa, two sons, Charles N. Mc- TUESDAY. MAY 2 {Donald, of Oshawa, Flight Lieu Ottawa. and six grandchildren The remains are at the Mc hool board. resolution. trade he worked for the W. J. Oshawa. He was a member of] §_ Slovak Greek Catholic Parish Hall. Society Ritson lingo. 7.30 p.m. Mrs. T. Smith (Greta), of Osh- tenant Edward L. McDonald, of Intosh-Anderson Funeral Home JUBILEE PAVILION tion Army farmed in this area all his life, where he made many friends. He is survived by his sister, Annie. The funeral was held from the McDermott - Panabaker Funer- al Home on Thursday afternoon, April 13, with Rev. E. S. Lin- stead in charge of services Pallbearers were James Doupe, Malcolm Bailey, Howard Ashton, Robert Plum, Howard Jeffrey and Earl Wallace. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. F. W. VAN HORN After a brief illness, Freder- ick Wilmer Van Horn, died at the home of his son, Alan G. Van Horn, in Guayaquil, Ecua- dor, in his 74th year. From 1946 till the fall of 1960, he had made his home in Oshawa at 474 Wilson road north The deceased was born at Spring Bay, Manitoulin Island, July 1, 1887, and was predeceas- ed by his wife in 1957. He leaves, two sons, Alan George, of Guay- aquil, Ecuador and Fred Gil- bert, of Oshawa, and four grandchildren . Mr. Van Horn was well ac- quainted in the Oshawa district through his painting and decor ating work and his missionary work with the Oshawa congre- gation of Jehovah Witnesses. FUNERAL OF ROBERT GILSON The memorial service for Rob- ert Gilson, who died at the Osh- awa General Hospital Saturday, April 29, in his 69th year, was held from the Armstrong Fu-, neral Home at 2 p.m. Monday, : 9 ; Major M. Rankin of the Salva- conducted the serv- ices. Interment was in Oshawa Union Cemetery The pallbearers were J. Wil for requiem mass in St. Greg- son, K. Farrow, A. Vaillancourt, tory's Church at 10 am. Thurs-' W. Holloway, F. Taylor and K./Coombes employee. | ry test for children. The candidates who received | of thefreplaced equipment. {the great benefits of this office BAN RIGHT TURNS lare as follows: Roxanne Jane| Council agreed that right turns Parish, Joyce Elizabeth Anne on red lights by southbound traf- Harmer, Judith Jean Stevenson, fic at Alma and Simcoe streets Patricia Susan Alexander, Gail should be prohibited. The Joanne Magee, Kathleen recommendation came from the Bryan_Edward Shields, David Traffic Advisory Council. Earnest Calder, Carl Michael Creamer, Michael Owen Alex- TO EXAMINE REQUEST ander, Gregory James Alex-| The finance committee will ander, John Rudolph Hansen, | look at a request from the Pub- Robert James Gordon Robbins| lic Utilities Commission for a/and Donald Rogers. | city debenture issue to cover the, Following the confirmation, cost of eight new buses at $13,- Bishop Hunt gave an inspir- 319.75. Mayor Christine Thomas|ing address, especially directed] told the Commission last week to the confirmation cadidates.| that the city's debenture allot-{The service concluded with the ment for this year is all gone. [singing of an appropriate hymn, | {Christ is Made the Sure Foun- APPROVE FINANCING dation, Christ the Head and Council gave official approval Cornerstone", sung to Henry Monday night to the financing Purcell's majestic tune, West. | of the R. S. McLaughlin com- minster Abbey, led by the splen- posite school on Rossland road did voices of the choir west. The $1,800,000 cost will be] The ladies of the women's met by a $900,000 debenture auxjliary, under the leadership issue in both 1961 and 1962. of Mrs. C. Nickerson, provid- ed an enjoyable social hour in| BOOST CHLORINATION the Church Hall, after the ser- Additional gas chlorinating vice, when they served a de- equipment for Rotary Pool will lightful lunch. cost $793. Present system is not| During the social hour Bishop {satisfactory to the medical offi- Hunt presented the candidates cer. According to Mayor Chris- with their communicant's man- tine Thomas, the company ual | which installed he original equipment will refund the cost| HINT DIAMOND same appeal soar | RENTAL SERVICE | A city board of assessors has | been named to act as a Court of The idea of renting dia- Revision to hear cases arising] MORdS Was suggested to the out of the reassessment pro-| Creater Detroit Jewelers gram, slated for completion next| ASSh. by Irving B. Gerson, September. Members are: As-| 2d executive. ; sessment Commissioner Eldon To enjoy the better things Kerr, J. P. Coombes, head of ©°f life takes cash. To raise the firm doing the reassessment fash sell the things Foy 20 for the city: Gerald Meredith of longer use with a de pendable p rd aL Oshawa Times Want Ad. Call the city assessment department RA 33492 today to place and John Lettner, a J. P. your ad. | SAVINGS ---- TWICE the help--HALF the work with our 2-Account Plan Pay all bills by cheque on a Personal Chequing Account. The low service charges are prepaid. Your cancelled cheques are ® your receipts. Keep your Savings Account for saving. Add to it from every pay. As your balance grows , You'll gain new peace of mind. Start Planned Saving at our nearest branch now. CANADI AN BANK OF COMMERCE MONEY IN THE BANK MEANS PEACE OF MIND, i