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House Preservation Oshawa City Council now holds the answer to the fate of the 118-year-old Robinson house, the former sailors' tavern near the foot of Simcoe street. The city fathers Tuesday night decided to meet in com- mittee to discuss a brief from Mrs. Gordon D. Conant cail- ing for preservation of the old three-storey house along with two others at the lakefront. The brief was submitted on behalf of the Oshawa and Dis- trict Historical Society. Mrs. Conant is chairman of the So- ciety's preservation of historic buildings committee. DISPLAY SPACE Mrs. Conant has suggested that the tavern and the two cottages should be preserved because they are the oldest at the lake and they would pro- vide room in addition to Henry House to display antiques and pioneer utensils. The city bought the Robinson house to demolish it as a first step toward expanding lake- front park area. The motion is! still tabled, on council's agenda.! Midget S To Open COBOURG The Cobourg' Merchant midget baseball team will open the 1964 season at Whitby on Sunday. The first home game is slated for May 31. The midget club played an ex-) hibition game with the Peter- borough midget All-Stars Mon- day in Donegan Park, Cobourg. John Ryan, manager - coach of the Cobourg téam, expects to have as good a team this year as he did last year. Most of the. players have played under Ryan before, and very few are | Sears report gives us enough Architectural Conservancy of Ontario, examined the Robinson house recently. His report is in- cluded in the brief. (He says the house is prob- ably important because of its rarity (of type), that it has a basic, structural soundness and the limestone foundation walls and buff brick show no natural deterioration). POINTS CITED The brief makes these points on preserving the tavern: 1) an opportunity to broaden the scope of the ODHS; 2; oppor- tunity to increase harbor at- tractions such. as Lakeview Park and Henry House Mu- seum; 3) increased bus travel to the south end, with increased revenue; 4) extension of educar tional value to school children; "increase interest and knowl- edge in the part the lake and harbor played. in Oshawa's early days"; 5) attraction to encouragement . , . on its con-|those on ships using city harbor dition to warrant repairing andjand would serve to incfease making it into a public attrac-|the present small number of tion." ipleasure craft visiting the Osh- (Paul Sears, president of the'awa Yacht Club. chedule Sunday June 29, 7.30 p.m.; Whitby) at Cobourg, July 1, 2 P.m.;| One of Canada's most famous Orono at Oshawa, July 1, 2)Holstein herds which has won p.m.; Cobourg at Ajax, July 4,| top honors at the shows in both 2 pam. Orono ai Peterborough,|Canada and the USA went July 6, 7.30 p.m.; Oshawa at under the autioneer's hammer Whitby, July 6, 6.30 p.m.; Osh-|on May 18, as the Romandale awa at Ajax, July 9, 6.30 p.m,; |Farms herd, of Unionville, was Peterborough at Cobourg, July|sold at the farm for a total of 12, 2 p.m, Whitby at Orono,/$323,150. This is the highest July 17, 6.30 p.m.; Oshawa at) total ever realized at a: Holstein Cobourg, July 19, 2 p.m.; Ajax|sale in Canada, and the average at Whitby, July 20, 6.30 p.m.;|of $2,630 each paid for the 123 Cobourg at Oshawa, July 21,/held is the second highest sale ee deg i Rao July| average ever thade in Canada. , 6.30 p.m.; Peterborough at x Orono, July 24, 6.30 p.m.; Peter-| i wee Mito come os , |persal sale. Stephen B, Roman, borough at Oshawa, July 26, 2!the owner of Romandale Farms, p.m.; Ajax at Cobourg, July 26,)-tateq that he was unable to 2 p.m.; Whitby at Peterbor-! ; to 5 : jmake a clean break from rais- ough, July 27, 7.30 p.m.; Orono ing Holsteins. For that reason, at Whitby, July 3, 6.30 P.M. {ninety of the animals were brought into the auction ring Yemeni Host (na ante fining aes Give Peace "Oshawa has too few historic buildings," reads the brief. By preserving old buildings we "bring to minds of the present ang future generations a picture-story of the past and the life of Canada's pioneers." The ODHS "feels keenly the structure (Robinson House) should be preserved and used . added attraction in this section . ... and'as an adjunct to the already popular Henry House."' PARK LAND IMPORTANT Creation of more parkland is an important secondary consid- eration in the project, suggests the brief. Mrs. Conant has sug- gested centennial funds could be used for both obtaining and pre- serving the buildings, and in- creasing the park area by ac- quisition of the Jand east of Henry street to the harbor. The brief continues: 'The 'Sells For Record Price Roman kept the other one as a nucleus for a new. herd. The three times All-Canadian herd sire, Romandale Reflection Marquis, sold for $37,000 to Curtiss Breeders Service, Cary, HerdSire | | | THESE TWO LAKESIDE cottages and the three-storey Robinson house are the struc- tures the Oshawa' and Dis- trict Historical Society Parking Protested would like to see preserved a tanenaiin ded scien iat cule sini dah sili ill ial a oe cae Ot cag ong Guth mat THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, May 20, 1964 3 SEA RANGER NEWS Well, it's all over for another , May 12, SRS Crusader took part in the An- nual Inspection along with "Drake" and Navy League Cadets Crusader had two divisions on deck at the armories, led by Mates Nesbitt and Pearce. After 'colors' the ship's ¢om- pany was inspected by Com- mander Wilch of HMCS York in Toronto. It was a shame that Sally Hiley was not able to take part in the inspection. She injured her leg in school and was not able to march. It was great to know you were in the audience, Sally, even if you could not take 'part. GO TO CAMP On the holiday weekend a group of Rangers went to camp at Haliburton. I hope that by the time you read this, all of the girls will be back home with a minimum of casualties The girls were advised to take along compasses and whistles (compass to find their way back from the dark depths of t forest and whistle to guide \the search party). Mate Nesbitt and a few others took along their fishing rods and their rubber rulers (for the one _|that got away). in a lakefront park expan- sion program. The top cot- tage is located right on the lake at the foot of Henry street extended. The large, On Street Oppose Boost Club Members | In Sales Tax Oshawa City Council Tuesday} night refused to endorse a Corn-| jwall resolution -calling for a one jpercent boost in Ontario sales rambling house in the lower dwellings which could be used as display windows for an- tiques and poineer - type articles. --Oshawa Times Photos picture is known as_ the Northcote, or Guy house by ODHS members. Preservation of these buildings would, with Henry. House as an anchor, form a complex of pioneer OPO Sharon Hester received | |her LSR recently, "Chief' is the second Ranger in the crew to receive her LSR, the first being Spend Weekend | In Haliburton "Hawkins." | ary , of the 1st Oshawa Air Rangers. The Leading Sea 'Ranger is the highest award a in Sea Rangers, To receive award, Sharon had to first qual- °: ify by earning her OSR (Ordin- (Able This took many years of hard work on Sharon's part and on ~ that of all the people who help- * ed her. Congratulations, Chief-- we're proud of you! ; : CHURCH PARADE On Sunday, June 7 : start on the 8th' for most schools) is the Annual Church ~ Parade at Camp Samac. Keep "- that date open. % Plans were discussed for a» Co-ed camp to be held on the weekend of June 19-20-21. This -- camp is to be under canvas at Camp Samac. For further infor-." mation get in touch with either * -- Duquette or Judy Ayles- © worth. BITS 'N PIECES ie The Inspecting officer seems to enjoy winking at some of our girls -- eh, Barb? ; Happy birthday, B. J. of "Drake." . The Cadets are selling choco- late bars, so get yours now! Congratulations, Dave Lewis, on receiving Cadet of the Year * award! : Something to think about... Our deeds, good or evil, fol- ° Sandra Gaskell, (Flighty) now low us like shadows, CAPSULE NEWS TORONTO (CP)--Dr. Clifford D. Graham, 59, Ontario's dep- uty minister of agriculture for 15 years until his retirement in 1961, died at his home here Tuesday. He was born and edu- CITY AND Engaged In DISTRICT cated in the Ottawa area and graduated from the Ontario Ag- rieultural College in Guelph in 1927. ESTABLISH SITE HOSPITAL REPORT Home Projects | 4-H Agricultural Club mem-|the week ending May 16: Following is the report of the Oshawa General Hospital for ad- TORONTO (CP)--The Royal Ontario Museum has established its third archeological site in British Honduras, Dr. A. D. Tushingh chief archaeologist Former Farm Minister, Dr. C. D. Graham Dies from 1957 to 1961, unemploy- amg "increased rather tragic- MORE : SEES INCREASE TORONTO (CP)--John Evans, coal sales manager for Elias: ~ Rogers Company Limited, said Tuesday Ontario and Quebec " householders may pay record prices for coal next winter be: cause of recent wage increases ~ to United States coal miners. He said in an interview trade marked anthracite coal is ex-_ 3 tax in municipalities to obtain) hers have completed their third financing for projects such as| meeting at this time, and will urban renewal, traffic studies,|/be holding their fourth meetin public buildings, sewage treat-| at the end of June. In the mean- ment plants, schools. time, their home project will re- Purpose, said Cornwall: to fi-| quire some extra care and nance community development) attention. A score of Central Park'| south, Eulalie avenue and La- Salle avenue residents turnéd up at Oshawa city council Tuesday night to protest on- street parking by motorists at the said Tuesday.|/pected to retail at $29 a ton, Covering ag 3 og ounes up 50 cents from last winter. *" miles of the Central American ae country, the site encloses a gi HITS DIPLOMACY ant ceremonial centre built by). PORT SAID (AP))-- Soviet Maya Indians more than 1,000/Premier Khrushchev, Tuesday years. ago. deno ene bagP 0 oe ; Sac craft carrier diplomacy" an POINTS TO RISE: --_| prodded Arab leaders to join the OTTAWA (CP)--Gordon Aiken|Russians in a campaign to bar - (PC -- Parry Sound - Muskoka)|/American Polaris missile sub- said Tuesday night that Can-|marines from the Mediterra- ada's cost of living last yearjnean. He was speaking at @ showed its greatest increase in}mass rally at the start of a one- | five years and he hoped the/day visit to the Suez Canal.op- government was concerned. E./eration. a J. Benson (L---Kingston), par- liamentary secretary to Finance Minister Gordon, replied that while the cost of living didn't rise in the Conservative years missions, 335; births -- male 38, female 30; discharges, 334; newborn dischanges -- male 32, female 24; major surgery, 87; |minor surgery, 119; eye, ear, Calf club members should be|Mose and throat, 56; treatments Ill. He had been jointly owned by Romandale Farms and Agro Brothers, of Hamilton, Roman- dale Reflection Argus, an All- Canadian son of Marquis, was sold to. the Kumumato Prefec- pence HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313. ALBERT ST, 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 i BUYER _ __ SELLER + when on emergency trip ts PAUL RISTOW FIRST RACE -- Purse $2200, Maidens, twoyeer-olds. 44 Furlongs. Reetwaif, Gomez 120 Sail Along, Remillard 115 Steel Leader, Harris XXX110 Hot Honey, Robinson 112 Misty Bandit, Hale 120 |?, Furlongs. Rare Port, Dittfach 121 lAretic His, Shuk 117 Canadillis, Parsons X110 Winkie, Fitzsimmons A-115 Fleet Hawk, Fitzsimmons 121 Stithering Sam, 'No Boy A-117 A--Bill Beasley. entry Bega Bega, Turcotte A-120 QUINELLA ENTRY Take Notice, No Boy 320 A--Stafford Farms Entry SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2400. (7500 will claiming). Four-year-olds and up. 7 Fur- comprise new to the team. has managed a number of prac- major repairs to the field and) tario championship three times Eastern Ontario Baseball As-| Cobourg at Whitby, May 24, 2 Orono, May 29, 6.30 p.m.; Orono -- About 300 rebel it p.m.; Oshawa at Orono, June 5,)Speculation that they may be June 20, 2 p.m.; Cobourg at) Sovernment. $23,300 paid by a group of Wash- Mrs, R. Inche, spokesman for|tion points out that such proj- |912, 650; occupational 28, 6.30 p.m. Cobourg at Orono,|fire for two days so as not to} o¢ Washington". This was for|aren could be injured by run-| city's. population -- "property| are necessary. pan; Ajax at Peterborough, | traditional way the tribes would ternational Dairy Show at Chi- park area itself would be much! ,,, . the calf so it will mateure as al their plots for weeds. If chemi- City To Retain er a, | official. LONDON (Reuters) -- North-| |$3,728 each; 55 milking females|tt problem. Sufficient quantity to properly|weed control guide handed out wealth and the fourth-biggest in| Radfan Hills north of Aden. The ; A ; ; | ng |$881 each and eight heiferjthe Eulalie avenue frontage. (pe jaid off at the end of this| Beef club members wilt be} Agriculture Office in Uxbridge. - lic of Zambia Oct. 24, it was an-|ago to secure the desert | | stig ' rt road paid $2,400 for a bredicycle last night, just while the/Stores' expense, Public Works amount of finish is very impor-| in place as soon as possible. nouncement came at the close|north. recta : a ; | want something done| The city has agreed to a Do- Training the calf should be a Just a Minute delegations hammered out) troops will be flown to Aden to- League Loses RIES County Independent Baseball cepted two new entries. Jack Hallet, it was announced Valentia and Manilla are the Sunderland, Port SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900 (2500/!ongs Perry, Although the weather has tices. It is expected that the diamond in the near future. in the last five years. sociation Zone 1 and Zone 2 Pp ] Hi i p.m.; Oshawa at Peterborough, | a Cobourg, May § +|tribesmen have gathered in the 6.30 p.m.; Peterborough at Ajax, discussing peace overtures to- ture, of Japan, for $10,000, The using facilities of the Boys'|rrom a broader segment of the [eautions of the conditioning anid)" examinations, 259; casts, Peterborough, June 22, 7.30) British jet fighters ranginglington State breeders calling\*"€ group, said parked carsjects are now financed mainly] good quality feed, and plenty of visits , : y of| June 2%, 6.30 p.m.; Peterbor-| scuttle any peace effort. Romandale Cora, the Grand|ing out from behind them. =| gwners. and businesses". The object at this time tor|have siiehetnd callin aiiia: jdiscuss moves to ask for cago. |safer. Council's traffic and pub-| large, well developed cow. Feed-|cal weed control is required ern Rhodesia, the biggest cop-| The British buildup of troops!¢s'959 each; 24 bred heifers) There was a suggestion that| Sewer Workmen nourish the calf without excess|at the last meeting and avail- the world, will become the in-|British Army went into action A | ctio {calves $1,762 each. One woman said a little girllmonth will work through to the|S0verned by the time of their! All club members should have | \castle, is |group was getting ready to|Chainman Cecil Bint told coun- tant, but excess finish should be|------ of a conference here at which' In London, the defence minis- W | "We Inche.|minion Stores request for re- regular part of the club mem- agreement on a new constitu-|night to reinforce units fighting WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 League has lost one of its At a Friday meeting at the that after 18 years Cambray has new entries ecepted. Sonya, Little Britain, "There are many young dren in the. area. Every eve- ning is bad." | Mrs. Inche asked why the icity did not donate land for jparking when the Boys' |Club was built. Ald. John Brady pes Club officials "'assured us there was plenty of parking }when it was built. 'It's proved so popular that jobviously there isn't enough |parking space." Mayor Lyman. Gifford re- minded that park area would be reduced if a_ parking lot |were carved out. Mrs. Inche said the Eulalie frontage did not appear to be that valuable as park area. location of a portion of the Osh- awa Creek Valley sanitany trunk sewer to aid in the company's} plans for its Midtown Plaza project. DSL plans a shopping centre in the valley below King street with a large supermarket, a de- partment store, nine or 10 var- iety stores and an 800-car park- ing lot. NEED... FUEL OIL ?. Coll PERRY Day or Night 723-3443 brought about ebruptly, you can rely on Donald Travel Service to give. you the quick action you need. Phone 668-3304. trained to lead and stand at an early age are much easier to handle at achievement day, 4-H Grain Club members will REALTOR 187 KING ST, E. SERVING OSHAWA OVER SO YEARS been quite cool lately, the team parks board will make some The team has won 'the On- The following is the complete schedule for 1964: May 25, 7.30 p.m.; Ajax at! CP from AP-Reuters , 2 pm; i set Whitby at Oshawa, May 31, 2 Radfan Hills, prompting British June 6,2 p.m.; Whitby at Ajax,|Ward the south. Arabian federal} i chest price tor a tetnaie wah Club in Eastview Park. ltax-paying public. The resolu- training of the calf. Exercise,|23; physiotherapy treatments, p.m.; Ajax at Oshawa, Junejover the area have held their|inemselyes the "Cora Breeders|S°t UP @ situation where chil-|from a limited portion of a|fresh water, mineral and salt|therapy, 241. ough at Whitby, June 28, 2) "A meeting such as this is the Champion female at the 1962 In-| She said a parking lot in the) ---------- dairy club members is to 8TOW/ time, and should be checking | baal BECOMES INDEPENDENT | Peace." said a south Arabian Twenty-five bulls averaged|lic safety committee will study ing should be regular and of|members are referred to the r producer in the Common-|and planes continued in the/¢)'97 ; : : | ae baba Lai $1,272 each; 11 open yearlings|a patking lot be constructed on} City sewer crews destined to| finish. lable from the department of dependent and sovereign repub-| against the rebels three k : | : ¢ epe gn repu sje a giadats H. Jose and Sons, 'New-|had been knocked off her bi- lend of July at Dominion| *chievement day. Quality and/their 4-H gate and project signs nounced Tuesday. The an-| linking Aden with Dhala to the] eifer lnoime to, eounell, cil Tuesday night. |avoided at this time. British and Northern Rhodesian try said a battalion of British lass r this year," said Mrs. ber' ; chil. er's routine. Calves properly tion. ithe dissident tribesmen. LINDSAY The Victoria TRURSOAY,: MAY 31 stalwart teams and has ac- Sonya home of league president withdrawn. from the league. The league this year Falls, Valentia and . Four-vear-olds and up, foaled Mosey On, Qittfach 116 e in Canada, 7 Furiongs. Bonspiel, Turcotte 113 Fenelon Samson The Great, No Boy 116 Double Rule, Gordon 113 Manilla Special Prid,e Nedeav 11) Diamond Pete, Walsh X11} roa : : Eternal Lock, Fitzsimmons 117 perreseee, Gomes 1a Twilight games this year will) Aome Gal, No Boy 11! bi, Rogers 113 7 Conservatory, Whyte 114 Summons, Freed A-XXX106 start at 6.30 p.m. and after-| Shasta Road, No Boy 116 Popsaysno, Harris XXX106 noon games at 2.30 p.m. Night games played under Little Brit- ain lights will start at 7.45 p.m Fenelon Falls entertains Sun- Out of Pocket, Gomez A-119 Brother Golden, Shuk 116 "s Lane, No Boy 116 i aoe car Leblanc 119 pare) Three and four-year-olds. One derland May 21 in the opening ile game of the schedule. 04 SIMCOE ST. NORTH e HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS e 3°*7R4 FEATURE 3 DOZ. LEAN MEATY BEEF alg gg. c Ib AN MEATY OIE ORANGES BLADE ROAST 2 io: Alc 59; | aioe 395 iit" 57, 49 HOSTESS 100's Reg. 89e LoNEND 59 Rib Steaks ies AFTER 6 soon There are great whiiskies Tagdonnell, Phillips X117 Wee M., No Boy 119 Master Copy, No Boy 116 , No 116 Acroonu: Boy | EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2000 ($2500 A--S Rotenberg entry THIRD RACE -- Purse $2300, Maidens, Queen's Day, Waish x105 three-year-olds, foaled in Canada. One Supreme Chief, Harris XXX115 | Mile. Bonnie Flare, Harris XXX100 | | TO HONOR KELSEY OXFORD, Ohio (AP) -- Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey, a na- | tive of Cobble Hill, B.C., who |helped keep the tranquilizer drug thalidomide off the U.S. market, will be one of the Rae Me-| women. honored May 31 at com- ' oy 105 Burnt Orange, Mencement exercises of the Western College for Women. Dr. A--Stafford Farms eotry |Kelsey, a U.S. Food and Drug ny sone (908001 ne Apprentice Allowance . | Administration official, will re- FP dn Da pa BD foaled ei Sh ea hecrentind Ris | ceive the honorary degree of in Canada. 7 Furiongs. (Divn. of Second). POST TIME 2 P.M. | doctor of science. 7 OSHAWA AREA Page Service, Walsh x14 HOTELS -- MOTELS -- CLINICS. etc. Monsieur Beau, Dittfach 119 If You: Need LAUNDRY SERVICE | Fae? | He's Sum Rib, Harris XXX108 Linscott, No Boy 105 Drifting Heather, Tawse XXX103 Belle Ange, Robinson 112 Brown Roman, S. McComb 118 So Smart, Phillips X110 Among The Stars, Gubbins 118 Miss Speedy G., No Boy 112 Ci ian Hero, No Boy 118 Advance Glass, No Boy 105 R Chief, Tawse XXX108 Yukon Squaw, Armstrong 110 Strathroyal, Dittfach A-118 Another Holiday, Walsh 102 Mad Punch, No Boy 118 Swinging Sam, Uvyevama 115 Mixed Colors, Walsh X113 Clochette, No Boy 110 Sept Erin, Armstrong 118 King City, Dittfach 118 Maple Queén, Rogers 113 Also Eligible: Well Oiled, Reman Scholar, No Boy, A-1 BROOKSIDE 24-0Z. FIRST GRADE CREAMERY ECONOMY 6 & 7 RIB PRIME RIB BONELESS Shl'd. Roast BONELESS BRISKET POT ROAST SHORT CUT Ist 4 RIB PRIME RIB | Also Eligible: Midway iCamb, 107; Selectim Grifter, Harrison, A-122; 118)! Harrison, A-117 A--S G Rocco entry $ < Shuk, iL 5 ibs. Adams Private Stock CANADIAN RYE WHISKY Just Don't Shove, Shule 116 Sun and Wind, Harris XXX107 Brian's Boy. No Boy 116 Maluclre, Wick 111 NETH RACE -- Purse $2400 (7500 in). Two-vyear-olds. 4' Furtongs. River Party, No Boy 122 Miss Werlou, Walsh X109 Just Plain Lucky, Hale 117 Scotty K., Bakos 117 War Puff, Turcotte 119 Eveson, Remillard 114 Sly Eves, No Boy 114 y) bell SHOULDER v0 TEA BAGS «6 wienerss 45 FRESH PORK BUTT |, 39 '@ BARBEQUE FEATURE @ ib 75 69: THURS. & FRI. Nights till 9 P.M. June's Choice, No Boy 11! 'CALL FANNINGS' Pirate King, Freed XXX112 LAUNDERERS & DRY CLEANERS Peterborough -- 743-3588 (Collect) A FRESH PORK Prime PARKING FOR OVER 50 CARS SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2900. Allow ances, Threeyeer-cide, foaled in Canada|