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=@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, February 28, 1964 ~ Oshawa Has 49th Birthday 'S° By ALBERT V. WALKER, MPP, Oshawa (Provincial) Riding I would like to take this op- portunity of congratulating the 78 Oshawa Times on the publica- tion of their annual Progress Edition, It is fitting that this year's edition should highlight the <-40th anniversary of the incor- poration of Oshawa as a city. The town of Oshawa was in- © corporated as a city on Satur- <2 day, March 8, 1924, and that "day brings back happy memio- ries. I recall as a very young ~ boy marching in the parade which was part of the official ceremony. I was a member of is: the' Salvation Army Boys' Band and the large banner. in front of the band read "The Baby Band of the Baby City" and caused considerable interest among the large crowds watching the pa- rade. At the time Oshawa had a ie strewn with much discourage- ment, but it can also be very rewarding and those who have served their city in any way during the years, may well en- joy a measure of satisfaction in the development which has been achieved. The future for Oshawa is bright, with predictions pointing to a large increase in popula- tion during the next 20 years. The challenges of the future will be many, but together we can look forward confidently to the years that lie ahead, Metcalf Has Busy Year Lioyd Metcalf Real Estate Limited have completed another jsuccessful year in Oshawa busi- ness. Two of the bigger deals they handled during the year were K - Mart, between Oshawa and Whitby, and a 110-unit motel to be built near Highway 401 on Bloor street, Mr, Metcalf hopes to close other big deals in the near fu- ture. He believes Oshawa to be a unique city in Canada because Ideal Dairy Ultra Modern one of the most modern in th jated tankers to Oshawa, then, processed under stringently hy- gienic conditions, imported Swedish sterilizer pas- i teurizes the milk in a flash 16- ; A dairy which claims to be|second process, using unusual-| For Algoma Manufacturing|house for a soft drink company.|py John F. Krbyla, has about 25 A. specially marks the 22nd year at 177 King;cher took over the plant andloperators, tool and aie) mak- street west. filled army contracts. From 1943/ers and machinists. Prior to 1942 the plant served|through 1945 Jeep engines were] Among auto parts turned out jaS a pottery, home to the Bintjreconditioned there. for General Motors in 40,000 Foundry and a storage ware-| The plant, managed since 1950|square feet of factory space are body brackets, hood locks 1964; In 1942 owner John A. Maj-lemployees; these include press'and rocker panels. Algoma Ltd. Employs 29 Tool and Die Limited, ely high temperatures, country is located right here f Oshawa. Ideal Dairy Products Limited, 390 Ritson road north, claims three "firsts" in the Canadian dairy industry. They are: --First to provide 100 per cent refrigeration of milk, from the cow to the customer's door-step. This excepting 16 seconds of high temperature pasteuriza- tion. --First to provide: "ultra high" processing of milk, using spe- jcial Swedish equipment. --First to collect and haul milk from farms in bulk. Ideal has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 1931. In those days, Stanley Begg, delivered milk along a solitary route. Now milk and dairy products are available from Ideal salesmen - drivers along 30 different routes. Territory covered by Ideal's delivery routes ranges from Bowmanville to Liverpool road and north from the lake to the Scugog area. Within these boun- it is the only place where the demand for houses exceeds the/daries, only the town of Whit- MYERS COTTON PRODUCTS LTD. f. hen la need of the best... e@ WIPING PRODUCTS! '@ MAINTENANCE & _ SUPPLIES! e INDUSTRIAL CANVAS GOODS! FIRE EXTINGUISHER SALES by is excluded. ALBERT V. WALKER supply. opulati: gear gE 4 ve Since 1951 Lloyd Metcalf has} Available to the company's which are still in use in ourjhave enjoyed what might be|been in the real estate business|route customers is a complete city. Today we. have 24 publicltermed as a front row seat in|i"'Oshawa. He does not plan any|menu of dairy products rang- schools, with a population ofithe overall development picture|¢xpansions to the firm thisjing from any type of milk de- over 67,000. as a member of City Council. I|Ye@r. |sired through chocolate drinks, The growth of our city has}would like to congratulate those| \dairy orange, cottage cheese, been tremendous,, especially|men and women who through HANDLE CARGO jand buttermilk, Even eggs can during the past 15 years as we|the years have given of their} Quebec City port facilities|be bought for the asking. have more than doubled our|time and .talents in the field of|handled a record 5,729,023 tons} Thirty - eight local farms pro- population. public service in Oshawa. Thejof cargo in 1963, compared with/duce milk for Ideal Dairy cus- During the past nine years I/field of public service can be 4,771,039 in 1962. tomers. It's hauled in refriger- and SERVICE LOCATED ON RALEIGH AVE OSHAWA or write Telephones: Oshawa 725-7802 ® Toronto 923-5291 P.0, BOX 235 ERE STILL PAINTING THE TOWN! (and wallpapering it too!) EI 2eeaae HOPERR ERRAND RRR GR ARREO ERMAN AP RARE BRORSERT ERE S05 As one of Oshawa's oldest business establishments, we take great pride in our city and are justly proud of it's rapid 'growth. We are especially proud of the giant strides made in 1963. Oshawa simply sprouted out in every conceivable way. A remarkable feat in deriving funds for our new "'Community Centre" . . . the departure of the out-dated railway tracks on King street, the installation of new underground services and a broad new road . . . the new Boys' Club, expansion at General Motors and other plants, new commercial buildings, and a boom in home construction. Yes indeed, these and many more events certainly made 1963 a year to remember in Oshawa. . . - La % " be * Bs % be ¢ F | + 4 4 ot . ¢ fe 4 * " » b ha * 4 « > : . & fo > al , . - . : : To keep pace with this progress theme, we reorganized our operation and re-decorated our 93-year-old headquarters, We are now in a position to serve you even better than before with the very finest in decorating needs . . . and the most up-to-date methods in our home and commercial decorating div- isions. Please feel free to'call on us at any time. Patte's, 1964. The paint headquarters that has continued to grow and prosner steadily since its first inception in 1871. It is here you'll find the products you want , . « and the service you expect. DEAN PATTE ere ete. ' © Complete Line of C.I.L. Paints @ Roxetone Multi-Color Paints @ Imperial Flo-Gloze Colorizer @ Varnishes--Cement Point-- Paints ; Furniture Refinishers @ Over 500 Designs of Canadian © Every Possible Miscellaneous Wallpapers Decorating Need. OUR STOCK @ FREE COLOR CONSULTING @ FREE PAINT BLENDING (to fit your exact requirements) @ DECORATING DIVISION (for both Home and Commercial) @ FREE ESTIMATES ON PAINTING and PAPERHANGING e FREE PARKING e FREE DELIVERY OUR SERVICE . » in paved parking sot at reer of store off . < William St. ' On Your Street Every Day : ¢ a BOB PATTE The other side of the store brings into focus the vast range of paints, , and di ing needs so necessary in making your home or business the appealing place it should be. It's new, bright and cheerful, tastefully decorated to make your business visit a most pleasant one. As shown above, you'll find an Ht range is of the latest in wallpapers . . . murals and wall panels . . . all at your fingertips. 1871 SAME SITE 93 YEARS AGO AT YOUR SERVICE This is how it looked when Patte's first took up business in Oshawa in 1871. It's the same location as the pres- ent store with altera- tions. Note the hitch- ing post, horse and QUALIFIED COLOR , CONSULTANTS . ey JACK DODDS ALLAN PATTE DOROTHY SAUNDERS MAYBELLE PEETERS ATTE Paint & Wallpaper 93 Years at 85 SIMCOE NORTH OSHAWA 725-3529 wagon... a far cry from todays bustling scene on Simcoe North, Z |pStenenennnmmnnnenennagonssaasnnnaennnnnnnnnes erert 3