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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES -- Greater Oshawa Edition -- SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1928 EMORIES of bygone days M illuminate the pageant of progress we are witnessing. The Cathedral Church of St. George's is a conspicuous example, as are the Centre School, St. Greg- ory's Church and School, and the new hotel, reproduced as typical of Greater Oshawa. The panoramic view, taken from a point on Clifford Road two hun- dred yards south of the Kingston Highway, serves to illustrate not only the natural advantages which the city enjoys but the extent of its CENTRE development and the scope for its SCHOOL further expansion. i ne GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH||N ¥ 1 ' NE | BE L.A | RRL : 4% AND OLD INN AT FOUR CORNERS' APPILY we have with us many who labored in the project of the modest ; building now seen as the comparatively small central portion of the Oshawa General Hospital, but it is a far cry to the patrons of the ancient hostelry which stood at the south-west corner of King and Simcoe Streets three-quarters of a century ago--a stone's-throw from the commodious Genosha Hotel now in course of erection. S LINKS I SNE Be