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St. John the Almoner of- ficers in 1965 are, seated Ls NE left to right: Very Eminent Knight, W. D. Taylor, in- W LODGE OFFICERS stalling preceptor; Em. Kt. Miles Stoughton, presiding preceptor; and Em. Kt. surer; Sir Kt. Howard Nichols, constable; Sir Kt. John Warrington, marshall; DISTRICT NEWS Sir Winston Honored With Services BLACKSTOCK (TC) A me-| morial service for Sir Winston) Churchill was conducted by Canon Ashmore in St. John's Anglican Church Saturday morning. A short memorial service was held in the United Church by Rev. P. Romeril Sun- day morning. A period of si- lence was observed. Earl Dorrell was returned as president, Ernest Larmer as vice-president and Bruce Mount- joy as secretary-treasurer at the annual meeting of the Union Churchill Sir Kt. Ernie Stafford, sub- marshall and Rt. Em. Kt. Thos. Hopkins, registrar. George Taylor, preceptor. Standing from left are: Em. Kt. John Glover, trea- Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry, won| Wilbert Archer, Mrs. Harry Van first place. In second place was|Camp, Mrs. Ed. Harris and Mrs. the rink composed of Harold|Gordon Strong. Carl Wright won Swain and his daughter, Helen,|the door prize. and-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Swain.|} Mrs, N. Burger, of the The Women's Institute held its|Netherlands, is spending three first euchre at the Community|weeks with her sister, Mrs. P. Hall. The winners were: Mrs.|Keuning. bonspiel here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin, and Council okayed a committee made up of Mayor. Lyman Gifford, Acting Mayor Clifford Pilkey and the four standing committee chairmen (Ald, Gor- don Attersley, Hayward Mur- doch, Cecil Bint and John Brady) to review, the Woods, Gordon 1962 administration re- aoe. The city will offer its support and facilities again to the Folk Festival group which put on the day-long Dominion Day show last year. Ald. Alice Rear- don, council's representative to this city group, will be attend- ing a festival dinner tonight at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall. Ald. Cephas. Gay brought in this notice-of-motion last night: that council make application to the Ontario Municipal Board for special legislation to exempt property owners from additional taxes up to and including $5000 for 2 five-year period for alter- ations and repairs to older type homes and stores. Ald. Reardon was elected chairman of council's Public Housing committee last night. Motions were passed on sal- ary increases for senior person- nel, the Labor Relations Com- mittee makeup (Ald. Hayward Murdoch, Gordon Attersley and Richard Donald) thanks to four members of the now- defunct Traffic Advisory Com- mittee, approval of the $90,200 storm sewer project and con- firming a course of action on the Centennial Pool; a) that it be located at the Civic Audi- torium site; b) agreement to |the public subscription cam- paign, with the amount raised from $100,000 to $150,000; c) the Auditorium committee be augmented by the City Parks committee. CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS route above Adelaide avenue, establishing certain lands as public highways and amend- ments to parking regulations. Oshawa and District Labor Council has asked "once again' that the poll tax be abolished, To the finance committee, Oshawa Fire Fighters Asso- ciation has asked the city to comply with the Wages Amend- ment Act and issue statements with pay cheques. To finance committee. Faith Lutheran Mission of Oshawa wants three to four acres in the Wilson road-Ade- laide avenue area for a church and wants to know if the city will sell land at this corner. To the property committee. Loreley Club Incorporated wants to buy city lands on both sides of the club property on Dean avenue. To the property committee, B. Slobodian, 479 Dieppe ave- nue, has offered the city $2100 for the lot next to his property. To the property committee. The city has been informed the owner at 73 John street has asked $3500 for expropriated property. To public works. Gordon Wilson, 227 Poplar street, suggests parallel parking on the south side- of William street, between Ontario and Division streeets, would make "at least' 50 more parking spaces available and ease a traffic problem for employees at General Motors' north and west plants. To the traffic com- mittee. Applications from the Oshawa and District Association for Re- tarded Children include a $4000 grant for the new Wellington street Training Workshop and a grant in lieu of taxes for Glen- holme School, Simcoe street south, and the Training Centre. Bylaws included approval of the $15-$30,000 functional study |To budget committee. | The city has been asked to of the Creek Valley Expressway join the new Central Ontario) Cemetery. The meeting was poorly attended. The new president, Bruce Mountjoy, conducted the meet- ing of the Town and Country Club. A committee was named to purchase a curtain for the Christian education room. A color film 'The Test" shown, The teachers of the public schools in the area attended a meeting in Bowmanville last Friday. The Grade 13 students, ac- companied by their teachers, spent Thursday in Toronto. They toured the Reyal Ontario Museum and attended a session of the legislature. Miss Mable VanCamp, who) was recently elected president of the Women's Law Society, is attending the bar convention at Niagara Falls this week. Six rinks took part in a mixed was Penal Policies Due From Ottawa TORONTO (CP)--Reform In- stitutions Minister Allan Gross- man told the legislature Tues- day that Ontario is awaiting word on new penal policies from the federal government. He said Harry Garraway, executive officer of training schools with the provincial gov- ernment, has been named ad- ministrator of training schools.| Administrators are to be ap-| pointed shortly for inspection) and jails, adult male institu-| tions and adult female institu-| tions to pave the way for co- operation with the new federal policy, | "Even though delays in this | federal implementation have) forced us to postpone tempor- arily some important changes} planned for our institutions, | "we intend by these appoint-| ments to ensure that whatever) changes become 'necessary will) be put into effect smoothly and | quickly." | Mr. Grossman said outside} the house that Justice Minister Guy Favreau announced ast} fall that a string of federal in-| stitutions would be built and a committee to review penal pol-| icies appointed. | The reforms minister said this prevented the -- province from going ahead with reforms in the adult field, although work was being done in the juvenile field and in changing the county jail system to re- gional detention and classifica- tion centres. Fine Art Foundry Out of Business TORONTO (CP)--The Cana- dian Fine Art Foundry closed its furnace doors after a little more than a year of operation, losing a battle to keep alive The foundry was the only place in Canada where a sculp- tor could get his work cast in bronze. Now all such work must be shipped overseas. Deeply affected by the closing in late 1964 is Dorothy Cameron of Toronto, proprietor of an art gallery devoted exclusively to sculpture. "You can't deny that the material of materials for sculp-) tors is bronze," she said. "Like! Cleopatra, age cannot wither it, | nor custom stale its infinite) variety. And it will endure these Canadian winters." SHOP NOW AND SAVE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! SAT.6 LADIES' PLAID SLIMS Plaid Rayon and Viscose Slims (Glenella). Assorted Black Watch, Blue, Red end Brown Plaids to choose from. Sizes 10 to 20. 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Received and filed, Oshawa endorsed a Windsor resoltuion asking the Health Minister to enact legislation to provide for provincial regula- | 20" Council backed a planning board recommendation that no section of the Creek Valley Ex- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 3,1965 3.¢ the first interim report is re-* ceived on location studies for... the north section, above Ade-- laide avenue. rd for approval to add anitp, PLANS BILL WASHINGTON (AP) -- Hart Pressway be con until' DISCOUNT SALE LADIES' BUTTERFLY 4] NYLONS First Quality Seamless Mesh Nylons = with | iun-Guord Welt and Looped Toe with | run guard, Eoch pair in ot- Honey Amber, Clovetone tractive poly bag. Assorted Tip Toupe, dnd Whitchie colors: to choose from, Sizes 9 to 11, Reg. 98 pair FEBRUARY SPECIAL BKRESGE'S --E_BSrwaA raw MANY MORE 'NOT ADVERTISED SPECIALS' AVAILABLE! 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU BETTER DOWNTOWN OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE GET THE Long Reach THAT BRINGS MORE CASH BUYERS . . . WITH TIMES ACTION WANT ADS. 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