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levening school was asked to #1) out a registration form, includ. 'ing blanks after 'date of birth day, month, year." One woman i ao MURDOCH COMMITTEE CO-ORDINATED OSHAWA'S BIG CENTENNIAL SHOW = 'ters str twins 7 24 Pivithibo ee hb ) 1 lllietecocia scabies iti. Centennial Aids Park NDING HITS : BIG PROGRAM ! 4 Hills and Dales sedentary jpark at Ritson and Rossland {Roads js another development jin Oshawa resulting from cen- jnial enthusiasm | City groups and organizations have poured about $3,000 into the beautification of the park. To date, 500 linear feet of pave- ment has been laid and 40 trees, between 14-16 feet high, have been planted. A bed of tulips | will blossom next spring. Water J ew have also been laid. | At the unveiling of the $2,000 jpark plan, landscape architect Michael Prochasta, sald the land had "strong, natural fea- tures' and "good plant growth." The park has four entrances, two paths from the park lead to the adjacent Hillsdale Manor | ] ; sre Painted in ck and Sensuality ! 4 Y CANVAS" : CATHARINE SPAAK, CHHOLZ eae 90 rensone, Ws ees © 10k Oo Om FEATURE \nything in the World Like THE WORLD" | : PETER USTINOV pone which makes it convenient for elderly citizens to take leisurely ' jwalks when it suits them. ODEON} Hills and Dales also has twe : parking areas and js serviced by ts : the Public Utilities Commission. bt peioletobedodobelbetonds bebthteinbd Patrick J. Kennedy, parks, property and recreation com- missioner, describes Hills and \Dales as "just a place to come and relax."' Its rolling terrain is perfect for playful children. They can run, and play, ride bicycles and even sleigh ride in the winter time ls ( I ll MASS CHOIR of | 1,000 nial show at the Oshawa was widely distributed by redted by Wallace Young, (Oshawa Times Photo) oe oe School stu- Civic Auditorium this year. parents of the students to director of my pcan | | The park was reserved as ents performs during spe- A special recording made relatives in distant lands. tary schools for the City of | | . zh fe conde' ( | cial Public Schools Centen- of the group's performance The special group was di- Oshawa. THE TOP TEN "srigoor alley prema ae l Se cite lu a subdivision FOR TEEN-AGERS | TWO MEMBERS of the member group appointed by and Chairman Hayward | Clubs and groups offered Centennial Fever Hit Here ! | 7 wing is this week's Oshawa Centennial commit- City Council more than a "doc ight money, benches, tulips, roses ee YEAR | wa joe a sas by Osh- | tee study a question during year ago and recently dis- er eae jand $3,000 from the Oshawa and Bae ; ene a recent meeting of the 20 banded. Ian McNab is left (Oshawa Times Photo) |District Labor Council for the e e | awa and district teen-agers | \ i ---- construction of a water fountain | i vy The Disc jon the 22-acre parcel of land, wept C ools Of District | rae Gols Onkaws' twine RESTORING LANDMARK court house, built in 1833, with | TO SPEND MONEY Hagwatd Mirah, ciate Shop ' " 5 WOODSTOCK, N.B. (CP) --| out the aid of modern materials.| Trade Minister Robert Win-lof the Oshawa centennial co- Centre. |The Carleton County Historical) Exterior paint is made of white|ters reported the governmentiotdinating committee, said In a Oshawa and area children} Nearly three thousand chil-)prominently displayed during, were financially assisted by the : Society is restoring New Bruns-|lead and oil; tiny painted win-| will spend $10,000,000 in 1968 tolreport to city council. there will joined adults in celebrating the/dren participated in the two-|the show. city's centennial co-ordinating) 1. Woman Woman | Pel wick's first Court House. Ken'dows -are replaced with 1850/lure tourists to Canada and 80\be ample opportunity for groups L OUR FRIENDS 100th birthday of Canada's Con-jhour program which also in- Quebec was represented by) committee Union Gap Perley, restoration fore man,| glass; and nails are of the old| per cent will be aimed at United|to continue to develop the park- federation. jcluded a pageant entitled "This) the bilingual Corpus Christi) The committee also provided| 2. Snoopy's Christmas says the society is restoring the square type States vacationers \land in 1968 and later. n Centennial fever swept city| Is Canada," tumbling, square/school and three French folk| all schools with Canadian flags| --Royal Guardsmen | -- - ---------- a --- ----------= ink you" for your schools as soon as the Newland folk dancing and physical] songs. during the centennial year. 3. Bend Me, Shape Me | eat wae Uniieted: 1m education activities. Most Oshawa school children) O'Neill | Collegiate students --American Breed| ay we Serve you School authorities encouraged; The separate school board's| received sports crests, centen-|participated in a visit to the| 4 Hello-Goodbye --Reatles everything from button collec-|"Salute to Canada" also fea-|nial pins and medals during the|Centennial Exhibition of tions to history compiling to} tured a 650-voice choir. Many of| year to keep as mementos of|Theatre at Stratford and all * I Second That Emotion | --Smokey Robinson and | | | field trips. the children made their own! 1967. |high schools participated in stu ay \MILY ON More than 500 grade seven|Costumes to depict Can-| dent exchange programs. Cen SESACION MOE pupils from Oshawa public] ada's many ethnic groups and to HIGH SCHOOLS tral held 'Open House' and 6. Chain of Fools S DAY schools participated in a tree-|Show the background and cul-| High school students in Osh-|Eastdale students were partici ~Aretha Franklin planting scheme at Claremont.|ture of each province. E ac h| awa were also actively involved pants in a Hundred Mile Run. | 7. She's a Rainbow Most schools held tree-planting|Province| was represented in/in centennial events. Pine Ridge School for boys --Rolling Stones A Happy Full Selection of UAL Boiler Repairs AR S DAY ceremonies and in several cases|80ng or dance by the 800 pupils., All secondary schools took or- held a_ centennial festival in| 8. Love Me 'Two Times New Yeer Novelties p the children raised the money] In one of the most impressive) anized visits to Expo 67 during|September at their training : tie Doors New Year, to for vour, Party. and Replacements EVE 6 P.M, through candy and paper drives}numbers of the evening the| he year and three bands were|school in Bowmanville. About) Noel 'Harries : to purchase the trees. : : ; jinvited to play at Montreal's} 600 persons visited the school in-| 9. Suzanne --Noel Harris All Friends Hats, Horns and 6 Sema « bin « Chas : choir dressed in red and white| world fair. Donevan Collegiate|cluding the Kinsway College) 19 wWoney Chile Streamers Pas *ak © Awtemetio Metntenenen: Serves GUIDE BOOK jcaps and formed the Canadian Institute, Eastdale Collegiate|band, Cobourg's Brookside; " __Mariha Reeves, Vandellas and Customers e a s hl They held pageants, folk danc-|flag. Provincial and floral em:| and Vocational Institute and Mc-| School choir and the Ontario pe ues : a0 A, CG. Stark & Son ing, Thanksgiving Day plays and|blems and Canadian flags were!Laughlin Collegiate Institute| Regiment. FERRE! ' Carpets & R A E MO ® jone Orders livery Service LTD used the Canadian Centennial -- | JOCK S DUFFY'S Bs symbol in most of their art Discount VARIETY Over 30 Years of Service work. Children were encouraged | d SUPERMARKET 723-4377 » to listern to television and radio} 282 King W. Call 5376-0100 377 Stevenson N. 728-0681 946 Simeve N. 723-9371 . programs connected with Cana- dian history and bah ge to -- £4 keep scrapbooks of the events going on during 1967. Pictorial | B ENSON'S ST A TION HELPFUL HINTS FOR YOU AT HOME displays of the Fathers of Con-| oes ye vee thy ba pee ny in ry papi ea A ea rosting ip per pattern In woter be es paige ge Rade. yeoeD only 576-2030 General Repairs en the coke, It will not stick when you Lift It off efter tracing Ite ™ nme arnt acnigtirl or paintings for the| "CLASS A-] MECHANIC" eutline with @ toothpick dipped in food coloring, ---- scheme, | Located On Hwy. 2" V4 Mile East of City Limits 728-0231 R.R. 6, Bowmanville | Oshawa separate school! | board's centennial committee | -- aay | presented the schools with a 72- | page guide book of suggested | ideas, plays, shows, games and | books, | Oo Lone'| Auto Gyicient } SERVICE SPECTACULAR at all Our Local 60 OVER BI6: © Leona' tathonie pee Ue De, But the most enger oth mc Redios, Record Players e Tie Rept os SA tennial events Oshawa children | Greeting Cords ele tec ae CADET STORES saa ALEX'S SUNOCO tennial spring festivals. Both) SHO RTY'S pong ;: were held at Oshawa Civic Audi- | i i i lex Nathan, Prop. torium and most children had a| ne 1 a CIGAR STORE 215 KING ST. W. hand in their presentation, Cadet : jie peop 725-6621 H The Oshawa Public wig Cl B t" fees Centennial Celebration was held) | pane -- q for two nights May 17 and May! eans es LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE a ® 18 at the auditorium. | ARANTEE | T E Centennial fever ior sees OUR a YOu MOVING & ORGINAL hi children was at its peak when} ee ; a © they began their practiced rou- | it vou find our work te oy way « STORAGE Aske about this amazing new G, Goetis" amsage cobather ura | ree ir § UNITED VAN LINES (Conde) Ltd. 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