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SS eb US geen oe ciate Highlight of the car's final' assembly is the body drop, when the completed, fully- painted car body 'is lowered BODY DROP HIGHLIGHTS FINAL ASSEMBLY PHASE car bodies are assembled and painted in the 44-acre Body Plant then carried by conveyor across an inter- connecting bridge to the eon Workers in GM's Paint Shop apply rubber sealing compound around joins and welds in the car body to pre- vent dust and water seep- ER SEALI age. Following a _ prime coating, the car body under- goes a wet sanding which is an application of water and NG COMPOUND IS USED Chassis and Final Assembly plant. Here it is mounted on the chassis scheduled for it two hours earlier. --GM Photo fine emery paper used to Smooth the prime paint and make it ready for painting. --GM Photo CS: Bargaining One-Way Venture TORONTO (CP) -- The On-|ciyij " tario government's negotiating|ditions while avenues of negoti- Public/ tion still exist. procedure under the Service Act is wholly one-sided, the Ontario Civil Service Asso- ciation charged in a letter to Premier RoObarts released Tuesday. letter, dated Feb. 18, said the provincial government makes arbitrary ch in change working conditions while | requiring representatives of the} public servants to submit to de-| tailed, time - consuming and specific procedures. . servants' working con- It said the procedures permit the government or the civil service commission to continue arbitrarily and unilaterally to | 58 CHURCHES | Oshawa has 58 churches to service the needs of the 70,000 people who make their homes in the City. ie eas a ma ee ae ie Swi ae acter ® 4 ' y to bring you the finest merchandise available. + wos handed down from father to son through the generations, and witness to the skill of their Canadian designers and craftsmen : se Bas salts O&BHAWA SHOPPING HART % Sopa eragnte ers: teevags, as a StS. MRO Kok y Meee % BIRKS cB BIRKS ; sewing Canadian Familios L For Generations! BIRKS buyers travel extensively to the world markets From Elizabeth | to Elizabeth II Four Hundred Years... The span of the House of Birks. Six years after the first Queen Elizabeth come to the throne in 1558, Richard Birks was listed as © cuyler In the County Records of Sheffield, Through the reign of 19 sovereigns 47 members of the Birks Family ore listed. The ort of the silversmith in 1840 the founder' of Birks was born in Montreal which then had a Population of 42,000. Today Canada is served by Birks stores from seq to seo in 20 major cities, and their own Jewellery and Craft shops bear re Specialists in their field, CENTRE color | The Oshawa Public Library celebrated 100 years of continu- ous growth in 1964. The support the people of Osh- awa have given their library can be seen in some of the cir- culation figures. Ten yeers ago, when it moved to its present quarters, there were 42,124 books in the library. At the end of December 1964, : they had a book collection of 91,057. Ten years ago 174,733 books were loaned, while in 1964 448,851 books circulated. Not oniy the circulation of books has been growing every year, but all library services have vastly increased. The ref- erence department alone carries on an important service through inter-library loan, obtaining ref- erence materials from libraries as far away as Princeton and Harvard Universities. Students for miles outside the city, as well as Oshawa young people have made constant use of the reference departments. Many university students, busi- ness men and research workers have visited the library for as- sistance. In the last year, adult book circulaticu increased by 35,364 to stand at the all-time high of 242,492. 23,872 borrowers took out an avcrage of 10 books each. Library officials noted the pat- terns of reading have been changing, with the emphasis on continuing education in adult life and the influence of tele- vision seems, against earlier warnings, to have increased the| use of books. One of the expanding func- tions of the Circulation Depart- ment is the Book Reserve serv- ice which during 1964 reserved 1,566 books for library borrow- ers, testifying that Oshawa read- ers are extremely diverse and up-to-date in their interests, Many students reserved books for projects 'or debates but the majority were for books which have received good reviews in |the press Books which appeared in the lists almost constantly were Profiles in Courage by Presi- dent Kennedy, Black Like Me by J. H. Griffin and the novels of the late Ian Fleming. _ Although Oshawa's library is in 'constant use throughout the year, the peak periods occurred 100 Years Steady Growth Boast Of Public Library from January to March, July and August and the fall months. when annual vacation periods decrease staff considerably, was as high as the busiest win- ter months, newspapers, including 'Le De- voir, were Avell-read in the li- brary as well as the 2,711. per- iodicals which circulated. OTHER BOOKS j The growing collection of books in French, Dutch, Ger- man, Hungarian, Italian, Polish and Ukrainian continued to be read by members from other! countries. The work of checking and re- placing the fiction collection, which comprises about one-third of the total stock of 50,430 books, was completed in 1964. Booklists are prepared to as- sist the reader in his choice of hooks and a monthly annotated bibliography of books for busi- nessmen was compiled at the re- quest of the Chamber of Com- merce for inclusion in their newsletter. In 1964 the cataloguing depart- ment accessioned 2004 fiction books, 2,608 non-fiction, and transferred 319 books. The tolal additions were 4,931 with 779 fiction and 520 non-fiction withdrawn. Total stock in the adult de- partment stands at 50,430 books --14,460 fiction and 35,970 non- fiction, an increase of 3,313 over 1963. | On Friday afternoons the li-| |brary visits the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital. Last year 2,350 books and 1,374 periodicals were circulated around the hospital wards In the past year the circula- Og A AO AEB Sy OE, RD: THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, February 26,1965 37A Circulation during the summer,|? The 128 periodicals and seven| On go fenders, grilles and bumpeis as cars near the final stage of assembly on General Motors of Canada's Chevroiet Pontiac Final As- production. Love, Cherish |statement | whether Mr. is to maintainjernment and Liberal party. icherish the monarchy. NEAR FINAL STAGE OF ASSEMBLY sembly line in Oshawa. A GM car comes off this line every 60 seconds at peak --GM Photo The prime minister made the after David Groos (L_ -- Victoria) said there has M been speculation on the govern- onaYrc y Nats |ment's attitude, He asked Pearson would OTTAWA (CP)--The govern-|clarify the position of the gov- ment's policy and cherish the monarchy, which has earned "our loyalty|should be no doubts about that and respect," Prime Minister|policy, It was quite clear that Pearson said in the Commons|the policy is to maintain and Tuesday. . The prime minister said there M | tion of the Bookmobile increased almost 25 per cent, The present stock of this library on wheels is 5,803 books. In 1964 the library received $150,000 in grants and donations. Of that $149,973 was spent in bringing the high services of the library to the appreciative peo- pe of Oshawa. | er SEWER SYSTEM There are 82.7 miles of storms sewers. in Oshawa and 158.52 miles of Sanitary sewers. The total is almost half the distance to Chicago. "MODERNIZE ~ ) Your Kitchen JAMES O'MALLEY CONSTRUCTION LTD. 254 CEDAR VALLEY DR. PHONE 723-7122 ing lots... there free estimate. Phone THIS YEAR YOUR HOME... YOUR BUSINESS with ASP @ MUNICIPAL e@ INDUSTRIAL @ COMMERCIAL 728-4661 Asphalt surfaces, pavements, driveways, park- is no jab too big or too small for the experts at W. B. Bennett Pay- ing. 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