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, Flag Dedicated At | Cadet Corps Parade Nf mu cg The Canadian Corps Associa- tion honored Oshawa's Army Cadet Corps Sunday with the presentation of a 'special flag. Some 30 cadets of the Num- ber 1913 Ontario Cadet Corps: were joined in the ceremony by an equal number of Unit 42 Ca- nadian Corps Association mem- bers and men of the Ontafio Regiment Association. The dedication of the flag and the subsequent march-past took place at Oshawa Armories Sun- day afternoon as friends and -relaitves watched from balcon-, ies in the building. TWO INSIGNIA 'The flag bears the emblem of the former Junior Battalion of the Ontario Regiment and the Number 1913 Corps insignia. The Junior Battalion was form- ed in October 1941 as the. fore- runner of the present cadet corps} In an address, Lt. Col. J. R. Warnica, commanding officer of the Ontario Regiment, offered his congratulations to both the men of the Canadian Corps and the cadets for the excellence of the parade. "This is a momentous occa- sion," he said, "To my know- ledge, in the history of the A CEREMONY OF marked significance was held. Sunday afternoon at the Oshawa Ar- | mories when a flag, donated Boy In H An Oshawa boy, Bret Newell, 225 Mitchell avenue, is in hospi- tal today with possible head in- juries suffered when he was struck by a car Sunday after- noon. -- Driver of the car which struck the boy at Albert street and Olive avenue was Edward Reed, 735 Masson street. In eight other weekend traf- fic accidents, damage was es- timated at close to $5000. Three ether persons were injured but all were released from the Osh- awa General Hospital after treatment. Cars driven: by Gregory Bak- er, 106 Montrave avenue, and Joseph Frizzell, of Scarbor- ough, collided at Ritson Rd. and Athol street Sunday. Damage was estimated at $800. A one-car crash on King street west Sunday resulted in $400 "7. | damage to a car driven by Ed- After Accident | Criticism Of-pte'2°% facie' mie Union Voters ospital ward Bailey, 357 Lakeshore boulevard. $1300 DAMAGE SECOND SECTION The Oshawa Times OSHAWA, ONTARIO, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1964 PAGE NIN& Damage was estimated at $1300 when cars driven by Rich- ard Conrad, 108 King street, Whitby, and Peter . Opychany, 115 Holly Court collided. A pas- ssenger in the' Conrad car. Syl- via Angi, 18, 38 Tecumseh Ave., was taken to hospital with leg injuries. . More than $1000 damage was done to cars owned by Helmut Mphaff, 213 Montraye avenue,| and Philip Migus, 305 Bloor stréet east in an accident on Ritson road south Sunday. Pol- ice said the Migus car was par- ked. Two passengers if the Up- haff car were injured. Treated at hospital were Hazel Harrison and Irene Jones, both of 731 Mary street, 'Herbert Bathe, 301 Eulalie avenue, reported to police that the parks board truck he had Park and Eulalie avenue. Dam- age was estimated at $75. Saturday accidents included a Collision at Rossland road east and Central Park boulevard| nadian Army Cadet Corps. Seen here is Cadet' Captain J. Kosiw presenting the Queen's | Colors to Rev. R. A. Sharp, | AJAX (Staff) Is Refuted Albert Vv Ontario 'involving cars driven by Maur-| ice Stauffer, 1013 Centre street! north, Whitby, and Robert Ab- bott, 557 Lakeview avenue. Damage totalled $275. a 'cadet corps, there's never been anything like this." He said that after investiga- tion, he had only been able to 'find two other cadet units in Canada which have been simi- larly honored. Col. Warnica, apologized to visitors and guests for the in- convenience caused by recently tightened security arrange- ments at the armory. This ne- cessitated each person entering Youth Faces Two Charges PICKERING Wagamese, 17, of no fixed ad- dress was arrested by Pickering|boys went on parade for the/for young men, He said it was/ooay him, but you can't force Township Police and charged/first time as the Ontario Regi-|noticable that very few cadets|him to do something he doesn't with break, enter and theft Sun- day afternoon. The arrest followed a com-|and khaki shirts. plaint Saturday night to police from §. A. Shepstone of Fair- port road north in the towmship. Mr, Shepstone told police his car had been stolen. He called the police station a few minutes jater and reported that his house had been ransacked. Plan Clinic by Unit 42, Canadian Corps Association and the Ontario Regiment' Association was presented by the Royal Ca- the building to identify them-|Oshawa's Junior Battalion was selves and sign in, A similar|the finst of its kind in Canada./New Democratic Party Leader In January of 1943, the group) Donald MacDonald, and. Arthur became Cadet Corps Number)Williams, of Pickering, a for- procedure is necessary. on leav- ing the armory. FOUNDING RECALLED Lt. Col. R. B. Smith, a for-- PRESENT SPECIAL BERET mer commanding officer of the| An additional token of pee have attacked local voters who|at Adelaide avenue and Oshawa|# cade Ontario Regiment told of the padre of the service. --Oshawa Times Photo 1913, was bestowed on the Regi- | Walker, Oshawa riding member| ment, prior to the dedication |at Queen's Park, speaking at)port Credit. (Staft)--Githert form a unit for them day when the regiment's Junior|Corps Sunday in the form of a |Battalion came into being. special .beret™ bearing the em- A group of local youths, too|blem of the original Junior Bat- young to join the army, ap-|talion. The beret wil! be worn \proached him early in October|by each successive Cadet Ser- 1941 and asked if he could help|seant Major of the unit. In his address, Col. R. B Two. weeks later, 23 Oshawa Smith advocated cadet training | ment Junior Battalion. Theyjor militiamen ever ran foul of |purchased their own forage caps|the law. | | The special flag was dedicat- One officer of the regiméntjed by Rev. R. A. Sharp, senior said Sunday that it is believed'padre of the Ontario Regiment. 400 Donations 'Clinic Objective Robert H. Stroud, chairmag|the Good Samaritan, one of the fof the Oshawa Blood Donor! most familiar of the many par- Clinic Committee, is appealing|ables used by Jesus during his for all-out participation by resi-|ministry. We recall how -the Gregory Watson, 988 Pelham! and James Ailllan rebuffed re-/Clarke, 16 Brown street,-Bow- of Oshawa's) manville, drove cars which col-| lided at Simcoe street north and Orchardview boulevard. Damage was estimated ai $175. A third accident Saturday in- volved cars driven by Joseph} | Catalano, 330 Adelaide avenue | CCF memb.er of parlia- ment , : east, and Joseph Loranger, 413) In recent addresses, Ajax, Saturday, cent criticisms junion voters. ~_ Targets of his jrelled salvo were double-bar-| Provincial) tare union members, for failing) boulevard north resulted in a |to support New Democratic can-|total of $400 damage. didates at the polls. gS CANNOT BE FORCED i "T think it's time," said Mr. Walker, Saturday, '"'that the NDP realized the union man has a mind of his own. You can ask, you can beg, you can Emphasis History Ts Asked On want." He was speaking at the On- tario County Progressive Con- servative Association's Parlia- ; mentary. Dinner in the Ajax) The padre of Branch 43, Roy- Community Centre. al Canadian Legion, Rev, .A.| "The union man," - Walker| Woolcock, said recently that the} continued,. "can no longer "be|Legion Zone Command has is- hoodwinked by bargain-base-\sued a request to all branches ment promises, especially since|that a greater emphasis on im- the NDP has little or no chance|portant dates in Canada's his- of ever putting them into prac-|tory be given. He stated that tice." oe re of Branch 43 was ee : needed when speaking at the SUGGEST SOUL SEARCHING | concral meeting of the brew. Noting the Provincial NDP) 'The members were informed jleader had urged Oshawa vot-\ny president Maurice Proctor lers to review their political th 'ol R : thinking, Walker said; "I sug- ea . §./ McLaughlin and b oth| Fernhill boulevard. The collision; A LARGE NUMBER of members of the Ontario Coun- ty Progressive Conservative NORBERT PREFONTAINE Timely Idea Scheduled For Club ~|tario The members of the Canadian Creighton, QC, had ac-|Club of Ontario County, at their] Association gathered Satur- day night in the Ajax Com- munity Centre to pay tribyte to Hon, Michael Starr, tie Senator Picker- for Ontario Riding; Allister Grosart, of ing; Hon. Matthew P. Dy- mond, Ontario minister of health and MLA for Ontario Riding and Albert V. Walker, MLA for Oshawa - Riding. Caught by the camera, from AJAX (Staff) -- Ontario Coun-|the provincial Progressive Con- ty was praised as 'the most|servative Party executive. politically enlightened county in) Senator .Grosart called for a Ontario," by Senator Allister'mew sense of pride within the Grosart, Saturday. Progressive. Conservative. party. The. senator from Pickering|If this could be achieved he was was addressing the Ontario|sure the party would once again County Progressive Conserva-|be able to form a government. tive Association's Parliamen-| A great tribute should be paid, pary Dinner at the Ajax Com-\he said, to Ontario county's munity Centre. |members at both federal and Mre than 400 Conservatives| provincial levels and to party jand their guests attended the|workers-who helped achieve a dinner to celebrate the county's|full slate of Conservative repre- |full slate of PC elected repre-|sentation in the area, sentatives at Queen's Park and) Senator Grossart suggested Ottawa. \that perhaps Progressive Con- Among the. guests of honor| servatives could learn some- |were: Hon. Michael Starr,|thing in the way of party loy- |MP Ontario riding; Hon, Mat-|alty from the Liberals. "They |thew B. Dymond, MPP On-|have a great ability to stick riding and Albert V-.)with their own boners," he ex- |Walker, MPP, Oshawa, riding.| plained. Chairman for the evening was! Also in a brife address, Hon. George Hogan, a member of!Michael Starr, MP Ontario rid- left, are Senator Grosart, Mr. Walker, Dr. Dymond, George Hogan, editor of The Conservative of Canada and Mr. Starr. --Oshawa Times Photo Ontario County PC's Honor Sitting Members ing, was critical of recent Lib- eral government actions. In particular, he mentioned the recent roundup of arms and ammunition from militia and cadet armories in 'sensitive areas," These areas, he said: "strangely enough seem to go as far west as Woodstock." He expressed criticism of the method in which an army squad had "swooped down at mid- night" on Ashbury College near Ottawa to seize boltless 50-year-old rifles, These and other actions Starr termed "'contradictions". "It is difficult to know," Starr said, "'what our role in The Op- positio is in view of this display of politics." During a brief address, Hon, Matthew B. Dymond, MPP On- tario riding, commented that in his opinion, there had never in eight years been such a weak Opposition as the one which s On Smoking dents of Oshawa and district in|traveller, waylaid by thieves, | gest Mr. caagrragg eg oT knowledged théir appointments|sixth meeting of the season, at) |the March clinic being held here| was left by the side of the road|S0Ul-searc ane n the heart Of as honorary president and hon-|Hotel Genosha this Thursday| The Canadian Medical Asso-\this Thursday in St. Gregory's\to die. Several people came)! nahi ath orary officer, respectively. jnight will be privileged to hear) | Auditori ; NDP tactics in the legisla- late adicene on the wakiy: tonie ciation warns that 2,500 men in} Auditorium. along, looked upon the suffering | ture hamber also were criti-| PRESENT' $500 CHEQUE os nce . irr -- now sits at Queen's Park. LIGHT SEVEN CANDLES Mrs. Kay Wetherall, P reqi- dent, Ajax Progressive Consery- Duplicate Bridge on the} Canada will die this year from); wr. Stroud states that at least;man but passed - by lung cancer. And it is estimated) 499 hotties of blood are needed Other side -- indifferent to the that every time you smoke a)to assure that the supply of|POignant need of the injured| cigaret you snip 1144 minutes off/hioog at the Oshawa General|man. Then your life span. Smokers who want to kick the) habit, and those whose doctors warn they should quit smoking, will have their chance next Sun- day, March 8, at 8 p.m., at the UAW Union Hall, Bond street.| Pastor Everett Duncan of the) College Park Seventh-day Ad-| ventist Church, and Dr. Nigel) Buxton of Toronto's North York Branson Hospital, team Hospital is adequate to meet the demand. The clinic will be in opera- tion from 1.30 to 4.00 p.m. and from 6 to 9 p.m. Everyone knows the story of to-| : gether in Oshawa's next free | 4 clinic -- THE FIVE DAY PLAN TO STOP SMOKING. Originated, and offered nation-| | wide, by the Adventist Churches © of Canada, the plan will be spon-| : sored locally by the Oshawa); . Kiwanis Club. The plan is a pub-| | lic service to help improve the) / health of the community and to} 7 contribute to the physical-fitness program. The free clinic will include the psychological and physical as- pects of the habit, how craving can be lessened, how will power can be strengthened, physical) effects of smoking, organization of the Buddy system, and many other techniques designed to break the habit within a, five day period. The film, "One in 20,000,") depicting in full color a lung cancer operation, will be shown to open the clinic. . Free tickets to the Group Therapy Sessions may be ob- tained by phoning 725-1197 from) 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Thurs-) day, and from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. on Friday PASTOR EVERETT DUN- CAN of the Seventh-day Ad- ventist Church, "puffs" away. at a six-foot long cigaret. No ar nation's! ADDRESSES RALLY Senator Paul Yuzyk of Win- nipeg, who spoke on Bicultur- alism to 200 persons at the Ukrainian National Federation [Civic responsibility as a citizen|secondary schools and universi-| night on the |or will you be one of those whojties represent. a 21,000,000 an-| Hall Saturday 70th anniversary of the Uk- rainian National Association along came the| ;Good Samaritan, his heart! }moved with pity cared for this| fellow traveller gand saw to it that he was restored to health.| | This is a story that has many| parables in our modern li | The busy highway, cars speed-| ing to and fro. a crash; in-| jury, damage, death are the to |sult .While the travellers of to- day are not. robbed as in the} case of the parable, they are,| nevertheless, robbed of health, | as they lay in hospitals and| homes waiting for their wounds} and injuries to heal. Very oftcy, | there is a profound need for! jhelp, yet many pass by °on the) jother side. Very often life hangs| |by a-thread, a blood transfusion} |being the only means of saving that life, Very often, there is| barely enough blood to go} jaround because, "Too many pass by on the other side'. | On Thursday, March 5, the! |Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic} will once again be set up at| |St. Gregory's Auditorium. Last| month, the citizens of Oshawa) j jresponded nobly , and demon- |strated unmistakably, their de: isire to give. All citizens are,| jagain, being asked to respond to this ever-present need for |more and more blood. How. about you? Will you re- spond? Will you accept your |"Passed by on the Other! College in Toronto. cized: Mr. Walker said that! The ladies' auxiliary whenever Conservatives pro-/Branch 43 presented a posed legislation of social bene-cheque for repairs to the roof\rector of the Canadian Centen- fit, NDP members would claim of. thé Centre street Legion Hall.| the idea was originally theirs. | Barclay Law, Legion Track! He concluded with the com-jand' Field representative, re- membership} ary Council. Mr. Prefontaine: was born in St. Pierre Jolys, Manitoba in received his versity of Manitoba and an MA from the University of Montreal for studies in French literature. He taught English and His- tory, and tutored in English, French and Mathematics from 1948 to 1950 in Montreal. Subsequently, he worked as Chief of the Information Ser- vices of Station CKSB in St. Boniface and as a reporter for the CBC French. network. He was also Superintendent,| Eastern Division, of the Cana- dian National Railways Coloni- zation and Agricultural Sev- vices, public relations officer with the Corporation of Pro- fessional Engineers of Quebec, and Managing Director of the Quebec -Road: Builders' Asso- ciation. jment that he doubted Ontario's| ported that a bantam and mid-|1997. He was educated there and nual business for Canadian pub-| lishers. 'Side"'. { not g the fact this pre but he that a -pack-a-day smoker does just that. The two-nack- acher d moke S ilustratin a-day smoker inhales from a 12-foot cigaret and 'a Toronto man, who recently quit, used 60 to 70 ecigareta every day. CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Congratulations and best wishes to the following resi- dents of Oshawa and district who are celebrating their birthdays today: Margaret Tripp, 922 Rdss- land road west, and Mrs. M. E, Matthews, 310 Brock St., N. Whitby, who is celebra- ting her 90th birthday, Phone 723-3474 | ofjada'"'. The speaker will be Nor-} $500| bert Prefontaine, executive di- Club Results The winners and high scores; The next game will be played j}of the games played last week| Wednesday, March 4,""at 7:45 and Brooklin Duplicate Bridge Clubs were: GENERAL MOTORS | North and South--Mr. and |Mrs, W. Baker, 59; Mrs. S. Sher- idan and J. Patterson, 55%; Mrs. R. Morris and Mrs. R. Hunter,-52; Mrs. M. R. Clarke and J Miller, 4914; Mrs, W. |Heron and Mrs. K. Marden, 441%4 East and West--Mr. and Mrs. P. Sullivan, 6044; Mrs. Fairhart and Mrs. Barrand, 55; R. Nor- moyle and A. Neil, 52; Mrs. F Love and Mrs. M. Smyth, 52; Mrs. A. Neil and Mrs. I, Kewin, 5014. , The club will play its next game at 7:30 p.m. March 5. On Saturday, March 5, an individual tournament will be held. A trophy will be presented to the winner. OSHAWA GOLF CLUB R. Vickery, 674%; Mrs. V. Sil- gailis, Mrs, E. Stewart, 64; Dr. C, Vipond E. F. Bastedo, 61%; Miss G, Wilson Miss R. Higgins, 614. East and West Mrs, W. Austin Mrs. D, Mackinnon, 94; F, Harding E, Anderson, 7644; Mr and Mrs. A. White, 65; Mr. and Mrs. P, Chubb, 58; R. Gar- rtet R. Stroud, 5714 North South -- Mr, and Mrs. | |E, Henry, 79%; Mr. and Mrs.| BA from the Uni-|by the members of the General|p,m. Motors, Oshawa Golf, Fernhill} | BROOKLIN CLUB | Mrs. R. Heron and J. Pat- jterson, 64; Mr, and Mrs, Soe- tens, 63%; Mr. and Mrs, Morris, |6144; Mr. and Mrs, Glover, 58; Mrs, Timmins and Mrs. Hunter, 544. ' FERNHILL CLUB Mrs. E, Timmins and W. Cox eaptured the trophy from the defending champions, Mrs. E |Wadsworth and Mrs. E. Med- jland, in the open pairs' tourna- jment last week. Following aret he standings of the players: Mrs. E. Timmins and Mrs. W. Cox, 191; Mrs. M. J, Heron and J. Patterson, 158; Mr and Mrs. Nelson, 155%; R. Normoyle and. W. A, Neil, . 154; Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Davis, 149; Mrs, H. Kashul and R. Marsh, 14814; Mrs. H Cruwya and Mrs |Stewart, 146; J. Brady and W. |Graper, 14414. OSHAWA CLUB Mrs. E. Wadsworth and Mrs. M. Clarke, 52144; Mrs. M. Culp and Mrs. J. Rundle, 5014; Joe Coles and K. Marden, 43; J. /Patterson and J, Miller, 42%; Grace Wilson and Jerry Glas- sey, 42; C, Nelson and R. Nig- lis, 41. at the Woodview Community Centre. A finable to attend. ative Association, conducteq a symbolic candle-lighting' cere- mony. Seven candles were lit in different sections of the hall signifying the various types of - eligible voters who could be re- cruited to Conservatism. ; Then, the hall in near dark- ness, each of more than 400 party members and their guests lit. candles at the table to. sym- bolize carrying the Conserva- tive message to the public. "For every candle light here today," said Mrs. Wetherall, "at least one new vote must be garnered, and these new votes will help sweep us back into power." HEAD TABLE GUESTS The head table was composed as follows: Mrs. Ross Muri- son; E. Wetherall; Mrs, Cliff Layeox; Mayor Harry Smith, Ajax; Mrs. A..C. Herbert; W. H. J. Thompson, president, Ontario Federal Riding Assocl- ation; Mrs. Ab Walker; Sena- tor Allister Grosart, Pickering; Hon, Michael Starr, MP; Mrs. M. B. Dymond; Aeorge Hogan, Toronto; Mrs. E, Wetherall: Mrs. Michael Starr; Hon. Mat thew B. Dymond, MPP; Miss . Vicky Grosart; Ab Wlaker, MPP; Mrs. George Hogan; Rey, A, C. Herbert; Mrs. Harry Smith; Reeve Cliff Laycox, Pickering Township; Mrs. W. H. J. Thompson; Reeve Ross Murison, Pickering Vil lage. * The scheduled, guest speaker, The club will play its next|/Dalton K. Camp, National Pres- games at 7:30 p.m. this Tuesday|ident, The Progressive Com servative Party of Canada, wag a New Democrats would ever|get field day are scheduled to| form a government. "The party) he held at Alexandra Park June) itself," he predicted, "'won't last| 96.97. | another 50 years." | Four new members were ini- : |tiated and welcomed to Branch} 43. Mr. Proctor formally wel-| Conference Head |comed Raymond Jeffrey, Jo-| : = |seph Hart, Henry Vance and At Anniversary | Anthony Gerace. | 884 MEMBERS | AJAX (Staff) -- Rev. A. E.| albert Turner, Larke, minister of Albert Street| chairman, reported that -there United Church, Oshawa, wasiis now an active list of 884) the guest speaker at the morn-|members. He stated that 567/ ing and evening services at St.) members had paid 1964 dues, an Paul's. United Church in Ajax,|increase over 1963 figures. | Sunday. | Robert Stroud, chairman of| Mr. Larke is president of the|the Oshawa Red Cross blood Bay of Quinte Conference and|qonor clinic committee, wrote a graduate from Emmanuel|ty the Branch urging members hy to keep up their good sttend-| He addressed the congregatiOM|/ance at the monthly _blood| on, "The Cross, The Church,| clinics, the Crown," at the morning] \Mr, Proctor pointed out that service and "The Church with ajthe Zone Rally will be held at Challenge" at the evening serv-|Claremont Mar, 8. He asked : jall members of Branch 43 to The 60-member choir of St.\turn out for the event. Andrew's School sang at the} He also reminded the meet- evening service. jing that the District Convention The 10th anniversaty dinner|will take place at Lakefield was held between 4 and 6 p.m. | April 5. Members were also Ree eee 'informed that the Annual Vimy BIG BUSINESS |Parade will take place April 11. Textbooks for elementary and : Storage Shed Fire Damage Is $15,000 Damage to the Bathe and Mc- Lellan storage shed has been estimated at between $15,000 | Hobbs said today. | The warehouse burned Satur- day just before noon. About 50 men and four pumpers fought what Chief Hobbs called "a smoky son-of-a-gun". Burning material in the build-} jing. produced'.a_ white smoke |which cut visibility in the area and slowed. drivers. Cause of the fire has not been determined "definitely" yet, jsaid the chief, He said further jexamination may result in tear- ing down some of the building ' |wall because some _ uprights were "almost burned through'. A fire early Sunday morning destroyed part of .a bedroom |wall at 165, Tresane street and é did about $250 damage. Holding the mammoth "fag", There were 17 ambulance calls are Joyce Gifford, Helen Dyer- over the weekend, all de-| and Jinny Keith. jscribed 'as routine by the fire| --Oshawa Times Phata 'denartment and $20,000, Fire Chief. Ray| ; POLISH FOLK ATTEND SHOW IN TORONTO 150 members pf the Polish community of Osh- awa travelled to Tarante &un. Close to day to view the Polish show "'Mazowse" at Maple Leaf Gardene The eroun left from St. Hedwig's Church. in char- tered buses to attend the col- orfx] parfarmance af their native countrymen, Organiz-. ers for the event were E, ' Zalewski and Mrs. E. Kotyn- ale --Oshawa Times Phota: