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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, December 14,1965 OSHAWA CLUB AWARDS TO BEST IN BRIDGE Oshawa Duplicate Bridge Club held its annual awards' presentation event at Civic Auditorium last night. Here are some winners: Back rogy, left to right, Paul Ver- and Mrs. William Heron, open pairs; Mrs. Victor Silgailis, individual playing; Ken Marden, men's pairs (winner with Arthur Little, not in picture); seat- sluis HERE and THERE The Canadian Corps Associ- ation, Unit 42, Oshawa held its annual election of officers this week. New executive are: Vernon Claus, immediate past president; George Pater- son, president; Jack Gould- ing, first vice-president; Ernie Bell, second vice-presi- dent; William Judge, third vie-president; William Watts, treasurer; Frank Hughes, secretary; Todd Fraser, membership chairman; Dun- ean Cameron, house commit- tee; John Houlding enter- tainment; Lioyd Barriage Ways and means; William Anderson, sergeant at arms; Thomas Williams, pension ad- vocate; Mr. Claus and Mr. Hughes, veteran's council delegates; Mr. Cameron and Mr. Bell, alternates; Frank Davis, trustee; Harvey Wood, parade marshall; Mr. A. King, drum head service chairman; Mr. Claus, bulletin editor. The meeting was held Sunday. Robert Powers of 176 Centre st., has a 1937 picture af the staff of Schofield Wool- len Company Limited. He picked it up for 50 cents. in a store in Oshawa. The picture shows 83 persons, mostly women, sitting and standing against a wall of the old factory. According to Mr. Powers, whose father worked there, the plant was on Centre "st. just "below Royal st., where Smith Trans- port is now located. Anyone who worked at the plant in 1937. (November) can find out what he or she looked like then by getting in touch with Mr. Powers. During the week ending Dec. 11 there were 345 ad- missions and 374 discharges at the Oshawa General Hos- pital. There were 45 births. One hundred and one major and 111 minor operations were performed as well as 84 eye, ear, nose and throat opera- tions. Thirty-three cases were applied; while 231 treat- ments and examinations were given. During the week there were 695 physiotherapy treat- ments and 518 visits, One hundred and four occupation- al therapy treatments and 19 speech therapy procedures carried out. The current issue of The Ontario Gazette states letters patent of incorporation have been granted to three Oshawa district firms. They are Fair- henry Leasing Limited, Whit- by; Slaght and Cook' Serv- ice Stations Limited, Bowman- ville and Waverley Heights Subdivision (Oshawa) Limit- ed, Oshawa. Oshawa Fire Department dealt with one minor fire call yesterday -- a smoke scare at an apartment building at 994 Simcoe st. n. No damage was caused. City ambulance dealt with five routine house calls. R. Clarke and Mrs, J. Tim- mins, ladies' pairs. --Oshawa Times Photo ed, left to right, John Mil- ler and Mrs. E. J. Wads- worth, mixed pairs; Mrs. M. 'Johnson 'Hold-The-Line' Stand Helps Canada Oil-Sale In U.S. By ARCH McKENZIE | Therefore, as Johnson has WASHINGTON (CP) -- Pres-;done directly with copper, alu- ident Johnson's determination/minum and wheat--and by at- |to resist price increases where | tempted persuasion for general possible has assured Canada'commodity and labor cost in- | another good year in crude oil|creases--as much pressure was lsales to the United States, in-| applied to the petroleum indus- 'formants here say. try as possible. 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