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¥ --_ i | ; "FOOTPRINTS OF WAR Tracks cut in South Viet "Nam rice paddies near Chao Gao in the Mekong River 'delta form a surrealistic pat- tern tracing movement of armed personnel carriers in, attack on Viet Cong gueril- las. The battle between gov- 'The people of Oshawa enthusias- tically adopted the slogan 'Let' Build it Ourselves for Ourselves' and subscribed $1,200,000 to prove they could do it. We as citizens pulled together as we have never done before -- now let's keep united and complete the second phase of a preiect which will have a capable staff, thirty-two acres on which to expand, and parking for 1700 cars." Alex Shestowsky: "Yes, I am in favor of a Centennial swim- ming pool for Oshawa, This >: aiject would benefit a greater number of people on a year- round basis." Rene M. Thiebaud: "The Cen- |tennial project for the city of Oshawa has been under too much discussion during the past six months without obtaining a final decision. The ever fast- growing population of Oshawa is in need for one indoor Swim- ming pool for recreation and physical training during the en- tire year, Let us be decisive and take advantage of the Centen- nial grant to build one realistic project and leave something to the future children of Oshawa. Ernest Whiting: "Of all the projects suggested, the Centen- nial swimming pool makes the most sense, it provides baaiy needed recreational facilities both for the youngsters and adults, I believe more people would use this more often than any other project. The City of Oshawa still lags behind many cities smaller and not as weal- thy as Oshawa in recreational activities, I don't deny that we need a_ grandstand and an y; Arts Centre, but I belleve that these will come in due time. Douglas H. Wilson: "I am in favor of a Centennial swimming pool for Oshawa. It would be best if it were connected with the new community centre and available to children and adults. Cost of heating and maintaining a swimming pool would be re- duced if it were connected to an already established centre. There is no question of need- ing a swimming pool." Edward Zalewski: 'Yes, I am in favor of a swimming pool but it should be located in the cen- tre of Oshawa. It was a good project to have one in the Osh- awa Civic Centre which I am for. I am for more swimming pools as well, such as one be- side the Children's Arena. It is ood location, has a lot of parking and every one will be able to come without difficulty." BRIDGE CLUBS REPORT SCORES The winter sessions of Osh- awa's bridge clubs is well under way and some recent scores are reported as follows: Oshawa Golf Club. duplicate bridge club, high scores; north and south; Mr. and Mrs. R. and L. Peel, 115%; Mrs. S. Sheridan and Mrs. R. Drew, 111; Mrs. E. Wadsworth and Mrs. R. Morris, 108. East and West: Mrs. Bovay and Miss G, Bovay, 122%; C. Lansfield and J. Drummond, 122; F. Zarowny and W. Clark, 118%; W. Dolstra and D. Mc- Quoig, 115%; Miss Robson and R. Niglis, 114%. Wild, 116; Miss V. Drummond p Adventure Vickery, 12244; Mr. and Mrs. Of The Great E, Henry, 12144; Mrs. R. Ruddy and T. Prest, 114; Mr, and Mrs. E. Bastedo, 112; C. Peacock and H. Butler, 106. East and west: Mrs. O. Mills and Mrs, A. Armstrong, 111%; Mr. and Mrs. V, Saunders, 99; J. Germond and B. Field, 9544; Mrs. R. Graham and Mrs. R. McMullen, 95; Mrs. J. Wallace and Mrs. J. McCansh, 95. GM Duplicate Bridge Club, high scores, north and south: Mrs. K. Marden and Mrs. R. i Te Pee h IN-DOOR "7, Jn9 OUT-DOOR Theale Cuban Girl Jumps From Cargo Ship WEST PALM BEACH, Fila. (AP)--A 19-year-old Cuban girl jumped from a Havana-bound cargo ship into the Atlantic Sun- day. She was picked up almost immediately by the U.S. Coast Guard. Frail, blonde Ana Olga Cape- stany said 'it was a spur of the moment decision." She said she saw a coast guard cutter and decided to jump while help was nearby. The. vessel Fundador was en route from Montreal to Havana. The girl said she left Cuba Oct. 30 to visit relatives in Tor- onto. ernment troops and an enemy | battalion 27 miles southwest of Saigon left 46 Viet Cong dead. (AP Wirephoto via cable from Tokyo) / THE : CANDIDATES QUIZZED... (Continued from Page 1) . Ald. Gordon B. Attersley: I 'support a swimming pool as a 'Centennial Project. The demand for swimming facilities is very 'evident -- The Boys Club is operating to capacity .at the present time and I personally know of many people desiring to use swimming facilities who 'wannot be accommodated at the "present time due to the lack of sufficient facilities. I am of "the opinion that the opportunity ito learn to swim is an essential eattribute to our modern way of {life. More and more people are accessible to our summer re- \igorts and parents would be re- feved of much anxiety with the knowledge that their children \possess the ability to take care Wot themselves in or around pools, rivers, lakes, etc. Swim- ming is a healthy, body build- fing, recreational activity and "whould be encouraged." -% * Ald. Cecil Bint: "I was a sup- rter of the grand stand, now support a swimming pool in the location acceptable to the majority of council, which I am gertain will be in best location Mfor the citizens of our city." * Ald. John Brady: "My stand "en this question is a matter of record on the minutes of city --@ouncil. I favor the project as -practical and of great use to 'many people. While many other {projects could be considered Ydesirable, the council is only|nools in Metropolitan Toronto,| " ; pools me te :|opened Dec. 11 the first step of "permitted to spend a _limited|jt is my firm opinion that we|a project designed to fulfill the y#um on this project. The Cen- ¢tennial Committee was facts. The present city council and the Centennial Committee have the facts and after several months have failed to make a final decision. Why? Many worthwhile Centennial Projects were suggested. If elected I will see that the people of Osh- awa are given a Centennial Project of which we all can be proud." Ald. Norman Down: "If coun- cil decides on a swimming pool, the question must arise as to location. Before deciding on lo- cation, council should hear rep- resentations from interested groups as to the desired loca- tion. With this information and the availability of the site to- gether with ample parking, I |would be in a better position to decide the best location as a member of council, taking. the overall interests of the citizens into account." Ald. John Dyer: "IT am in favor of an indoor swimming pool provided it can be built of suitable design and within the allotted $186,000 Centennial fund. I favor it as a separate entity and would oppose it if it was to be of unseemly design. I want \the architectural appearance to lbe something that we could jpoint out to future generations with pride as our Centennial |Project." | Al. Cephas B. Gay: jour tour viewing the different cannot construct a_ suitable only|swimming pool as a Centennial| "Atter| Project, it should be a normal function of a municipality to provide pools as part of its general administration, and the use of Centennial monies should be for something of a very special and significant nature." Ald. Clifford G. Pilkey: "As a member of the present city council, I supported the idea of} a swimming pool as our Cen- tennial project. Since that time, I had the privilege of viewing four swimming pools in the Toronto area. It is my personal opinion that the allocated money GIFT SHE OPENS FIRST Will Come From Franklin Simon LADIES WEAR Oshawa Shopping Centre for our Centennial project will Hunter, 124; C. Nelson and J. 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Therefore we must in the New Year re- view one of three alternatives: Accept the Auditorium Commit- tee proposal to raise the addi- tional monies to build an ade- |quate: pool; Build a pool in con- |junction with another Boys Club here in Oshawa; Raise addi- \tional money from the Current Levy to augment the monies now available for a C ial project. These would be my - need to the 1965-66 Coun- y " Ald. Mrs. Alice Reardon: "I baw in favor of a Centennial |swimming pool in Oshawa. I \hope that next year's council can proceed immediately with this plan," Shaw: "I support the swimming pool and it should be |built on the Civic Auditorium |Site. When the Auditorium is | Mrs. Margaret |wholeheartedly recreational and cultural need able to recommend one project | p,o; : ject for the allotted amount within the budget and that pro-| or money unless the council sees ject was rejected. 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