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BE ---- o Readers' Views "OSHAWA'S NEEDS" Bditor, Times-Cazetie, Dear Sir: It may surprice many of the pul interest 1 have aroused by my frank expressions in | your pa of Oshawa's needs and irom aged to "keep going", For the good , and not for any personal motive that is my inten- ~ Lavatories and Library * A strange connection, but there #» sound and practical connection, 1928 1 was elected to Council, mainly on my advocacy of public lavatories, A small commitiee of was appointed--Messrs, W. , Cliff Harmon and myself, A 'site in a central location was our first objective. find was on Bond East off Sime joe for a 40' x 120' site was ds, $250 a foot, Thay is site , owned by two (jointly) of our landlord benefactors, on & Federal Government of the site on Simcoe, It dawned on me the pub- lic Library could be converted, with complete Javs, in basement and sets 'of -bathing systems, Tha! ts a sound and feasible proposition, 'T contacted the Library chairman, 'Rev, Telford, whose committee were indeavoring to locate a library site. 1 sugges! the logical library site was directly adjoining the Masonic Temple, acquiring that old wreck of )8 building upon the site, 70 ft by 120 '1t, Ho never thought of that we had one on Celina or Athol, he told me. ' Then our Public Utilities stepped and acquired the most logical - 1i- brary site, and what for? To erect 8 garage and facing Memorial Park with prov to erect lava- ttories for the summer park concert orowds, What a short - sighted erime against suffering humanity-- » changing room or rest for mothers with bables in from Bloor left crying at eo fronts--because of --well what? oo any mother. They are not cold t wet, Why then do people blame the sinners for their i ] 1k g A L 3 8 a if 2 ih E > -] Ig {i i site as explained by me the : King Street Rallway Tracks ° You cannot evict the coal owners (without first finding and offering 'them & new location, Do that first, Then say--How much to clear out, ? We have the land, We own land, and the laws to operate writer under British law ex- thousands of 19° ML | EE 5 g g i H 5 § 5 E 3 8 ( 3 is & z 2 $s Fax g 1 gs Bri these lines and I will give lines on budgeting and finan- our obligations. i 8. G. CARNELL. (Continued from Page 9) vasses are shown during the year. There is also a plano, good fellowship of a sing- dance is held every Sat- Room is another fav- t, attracting the musically th an extraordinarily uction of all that is In this the most beautiful in Ajax, such eminent Sir Ernest McMillan, Battle and Harry ven performances. 'alsed the acoustics which is really strike walls of Hart beautiful chapel, timbered roof and windows give quiet t where Audents § LJ H £ gas iEe TET xg "| Bape 2 : 3 : ' ~~ 4 3 gk > 2 i Na and matches d the year. There 1s a dramatic club, which last played to packed houses when presented "Pack Up Your bles" and "Helena's Husband". those who like hele drama often ures are n twice each week, nD addition to recreational pure hn ro fs uden hair cut in th er participa a few challenge D. L. Emond, who has had 11 ars of experience in Hart House oronto is the presiding genius over important organization. and his The best we could : ----o-- of his vision and tenacity Hart House Ajax is a pleasant and at- tractive rendezvous. Athletic Activities The sports activities av University of Toronto, Ajax Division, are head- ed by Buff Horton, With the possible exception of swimming, athletes can find training and keen competition in their specialty, The campus boasts a quarter mile cinder track, three hockey cushions also used fo» lacrosse, six clay tennis courts, two soccer fields, three by fields, 4 baseball diamonds, basketball court and ten bowling alleys. Intra-mural competition is foster- ed, and one highly successful field day has already been held, In addi- tion to rugby games between the schools, this year will see an Ajax team entered in the O.R.F.U. Food Service Department One very important department in the Ajax 'Division is the Food Services, which this year is man- aged by Miss D, MacLeod, Toronto University graduate in Home Econ- omics, ' To feed a greatly increased stud- ent body, the cafeteria has been en- larged to accommodate 1080 persons at one sitting, one of the largest restaurant in Canada, Last year the cafeteria seated 750 persons, and the feat of increasing its capa- and engineering. One wall of the building, easily 200 feet long, was removed intact and moved suffici- ently to add two bays to the interi- or, It was merely a matter then of adding more roof and extending the walls, uires 130 per- sons, bakers, cooks, butchers, wait- resses and cleaners: to staff the es- tablishment, A complete bake shop provides bread rolls, pastry and ples, The butcher shop, does its own buying and butchering. The staff is made up of persons living in the village or in residence, The atttactive quarters provided for those living in residence and the provisions made for their entertain- ment, has attracted many young women to the food services depart- ment, Student Residences Due to the increased enrolment it has been necessary to utilize all available residences, including those in the west area. In all there will be thirty-two residences, one of which is for women students, with a total accommodation of 2200. Eleven of these residences are lo- cated in what is know as Western uare, Bach residence is comfort ably furnished and contains study rooms, a common room and kite chenette, Mr, R. H, ig Bg visor of residences stated t atutle ents from many countries and all parts of Canada had already ap- ied for accommodation. Every ef ort is being made to see that all students living in residence benefit in every way from their University life at Ajax, Transportation The problem of transportation to be found where the. physical plant is spread over a large area is one that requires careful study and planning. The buildings at Ajax division are scattered over an area totalling 446 acres, cross hatched by sidewalks and roads. For the con- venience of the students, transpor- tation is provided to and from the lecture room and to the cafeteria. Six tractor-trailer transports do the work supplemented by the com- muters' buses which deliver their passengers to centres close to the classrooms. Recreation Facilities While recreation facilities were being expanded for the student body, attention was paid to the needs of the faculty and the em- ployees of the University, The EGGS WANTE SHIP DIRECT TO DOMINION STORES LTD. 832 OLD WESTON RD. TORONTO Reg'd. Grading Station No, 020 4 Highest Prevailing Market Prices Paid CASES RETURNED FREER Careful Grading and Prompt Remittance We Pay a Premium for Poultry Farm Strictly - Fresh Large Brown or Was voted a - bY the student hor Pocatce | White Shell Eggs city was a masterpiece of ingenuity this A Scene from A Previous Kiwanis Youth Rally -® At this spectacular Youth Rally in the Oshawa Arena, parents, children ¢ and citizens at large enjoyed an entertaining and inspiring display of the training and guidance being given to the boys and girls in Oshawa through organized youth groups. These great events are sponsored each year by the local Kiwanis Club to promote the interests of all the children and youth in the community , . . This season's Rally will take place in the Oshawa Arena on Wednesday evening, Sept. 25. Faculty Club will have quarters in Arbor Lodge, where a lounge room, billlard rcom and a table tennis room have been made, using part of the west wing ef the building. The Employees' Recreation Club have been using their headquarters for some time, The club-rooms are complete with a dancing floor, card rooms, a billiard fom and a snack bar, This organiZation administers its own affairs, holding dances, shows and with a Ded bowling league. Harry Brock is the chair- man of the Employees' Recreation Council, Medical Accommodation The 'physical well-being of the students and employees Is given Proper attention by the medical staff under the direction of Dr. Mac- Kenzie. A 24 bed hospital provides proper hospitalization for the more serious cases, In addition to the medical services this year, is the well equipped Dentist's Office. Dr. E. R. Humphrey, newly released after four years of service with the Can- adian Dental Corps, is in charge of service, It is evident to anyone who had seen Defence Industries, that a tre- mendous amount of planning and development work was needed to make the transition from a shell Sing Plan to a University in such a short time. While the remodel- ling of the buildings was the great est single undertaking, many other factors added to the burden and the problems faced by those re- sponsible were many, Playing flelds are an important feature of any complete University, snd those at Ajax are well planned and located,» A certain amount of landscaping has added to the ape pearance of the place, and removed a nakedness noticeable in its origi- nal state. In effect, University of Toronto, Ajax Division is complete, a little primitive in tions of the exterior aspect, as might be expect- ed from its location, but neverthe- less a comfortable place to live. You can relieve polson ivy with & paste made from witch hazel and bicarbonate soda, applied two or three times a day. Marked Success (Continued from Page 9) said, "but we were able to accept all who were qualified." Superintendent J, Shortreed had considerable to say regarding the change-over from plant to school. "The. sympathetic assistance of firms and individuals" he raid, made our job much easier than it might have been, The contractors, tradesmen and labourers all seem- ed to find pleasure in being asso- ciated with the plan to aid the re- turned men, and their work showed it. Supply houses performed mir acles of procurement so that we would not lack supplies, and what they were unable to supply, we were gble to improvise or invent. It seemed more of a community ef- fort)" he said, "than a normal con tracting job," It is agreed by visi« tha , The bullding cost the Board $1,400. "It looks to me as though a high- er priority had stepped in," Mr, Morphy commented in explaining that Mayor McCallum had been of very great assistance to the board in the seguring of the bulld- ing. He pointed to the fact that His Worship had made numerous trips to Ottawa not only on behalf of the Hospital Board but also in the interests of the city. . In a report to Council at fits meeting on Monday night, His Wor- ship explained the situation fully. His disappointment over the turn of events was apparent as he talked to The Times-Gazette yesterday. He has spent a great deal of time try- ing to secure some of the buildings for the city and is still hopeful that three of them will be turned over to "".e city. . MONSTER INSECTS, Huge insects appear on the screen in the National Film Board's recent pre A. 1) "mn "ww 8 tahl Insects," which show every detail of bugs harmful to vegetable crops, Meth ods of eradication are also shown, Thornton's Corners The annual meeting of Thorn- ton's Corners 8.8, was held on Wed- nesday evening with a good attend- ance. The annual business was taken care of and preparations were made for a special Rally Day Ser~ vice, The election of officers for the coming year followed--Superintend- ent--Mr, Ted Robinson, assistant Supt, Mr. Harold Foster; BSecre- tary-Treasurer--Mr., Donald Wood, assistant, Mr, Albert Pope; Pianist --Mrs, D. Lander, assistants, Miss Gertrude White, Miss Betty King; Supt. of Cradle Roll--Mrs, Robt. Sully; Supt. of Home Dept.--Mrs. Walter Langmaid; Adult Class Teacher, Mr. Norman Mosser; Young Men's Class--Mr. Thomas Davidson; Young Ladies' Class-- Miss E. Hall; Jr, Girls Class--Miss Lorna Wood; Jr. Boys Class--Mr. Ted Robinson and Morris Robin- son; rmediate Class--Mr, Peter Lofthofise; Beginners Olass--Mrs, Harold Lick. ANCIENT AUTO (Continued from Page 1) 1037 until early this summer. At that time Mr, Long needed an auto, but after observing the headaches connected with obtaining a prior. ity for a new model and a hasty glance at the prices quoted for us- ed cars he suddenly remembered the McLaughlin-Buick. He brought her out from storage, tore her down, cleaned. the valves and pistons and gave the motor a complete overhaul, THE TIMES-GAZETTE Saturday, Septembér 21, 1046 13 A tribute to the car's dependabil- ity and Mr, Long's skill as a me- chanic is the fact that the car runs almost as smoothly as if' she just came off the line, Only- two weeks ago Mr, Long completed a 200 mile trip up north and he reports that the car did =0t give him a minute's trouble. His sole worry is the tire problem. The wooden spoke 25-inch rim wheels carry a 33x4 tire and they are harder to get these days than a white shirt or a box of soap flakes. Can Do 55 M.P.H. Mr, Long gave a Times-Gazette reporter a trip around the city yes- terday and it can be truthfully stated that the car lives up to eve erything the owner claims for her, Maybe this should be whispered, but the old girl can do 55 miles an hour without working up a sweat. For the benefit of local police, the test was not made on Oshawa streets, Mr. Long returns to Batawa today to resume his duties as a machine shop inspector in the Bata Shoe ompany of Canada Limited, where e has been employed for the past seven years. He made the trip to Oshawa last Monday to visit his brother-in-law, Bert Hiles, at 117 Simcoe Street South, Accompany= ing him on the trip are his wife, Anita, and four children, Bonnie, 4; Joan, 3 and 2-year-old twins, Paul and Patricia. Try a classified advertisement for quick results! . OIL HEATING Do Not Hesitate--Order Your Auto- matic Oil Burner Immediately. For Installation Before the Heating Sea- son Begins. In Most Cases Your Present Heating Unit Can Be Converted to Oil Heating. Phone For Information A Check-up of Your Heating System. No Obligation. W. L. BORROWDALE PHONE 3575w12 TWICE-A-DAY 1S ENOUGH (The Farmer's Advocate) Other things being equal, three- times-a-day milking will increase production about fifteen per cent over twice-a-day milking, The ex= tra labor involved offsets sce of the gain, For record making pure poses, frequent milkings are advan tageous, but most dairymen fee Ithat twice-a-day milking is often enough, Any more is too much, MORE MILES FROM MY TIRES? Have us Inspect them regularly; repair cuts and wulcanize weak spots, EXPERT REPAIRS AND VULCANIZING FOR COMPLETE GOODSYEAR TIRE SERVICE -- SEE Ontario Motor Sales LIMITED 86 King St. East Oshawa Phone 900 tors from many distant pl A t Ajax division lacks little obtainable in any college, and has advantages which they lack. BUILDINGS SOLD (Continued from Page 1) materials are then sold on the open market, Materials and Attings whichare not useful in housing are sold freely as they are not affected by priorities, These, for instance, may include' boilers, and metals of all kinds, Mr, Keith emphasized that salvaged materials might be shipped anywhere from} coast to coast. Had to Move Fast Commenting upon the acquisition by the Oshawa General Hospital Board of the former hospital build- ing, J. A. Morphy, Chairman of the Hospital Board, explained that the Board had written first to War As- sets Corporation at Ottawa, A re- ply had been received that the Toronto office of the corporation was processing the airport build- ings. The Board was eventually given but five days to reach a-de- presents a partial list of job opportunities available through its Local National Employment Office. URGENTLY NEEDED MALE & FEMALE EMPLOYEES FOR CANNERY IN WHITBY DEO CRI CRO THO TO NO RO CRO ¢ ' FARM HELP TOMATO PICKERS CORN PICKERS 'APPLE PICKERS INCLUDIN GENERAL FARM LABOUR Apply te 51 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Make full use of the Local Office of National Employment Service. It is there to serve your needs, and those of your Community. rey Mitchell MINISTER OF LABOUR LABOUR DEPARTMENT + MacNamara EPUTY MINISTER "INARNIVAL, FRIDAY «nd SATURDAY 6 September 27-28. EVERYBODY'S GOING TO THE... 'IWANIS ; 7 O'CLOCK SHARP SPECIAL ATTRACTION... Splendid Attendance Prizes Given Away ABSOLUTELY FREE "every hour on the hour", Prizes include: -- Electrolux, Mido Watch, Radio, Bulova Watch, two $25.00 Awards, half doz. Pairs of Nylons, pair of Blank- ets: Presto Cooker, Set of Dishes, Waffle Iron, and a Parker 51. < -~ OUR BOOTH PRIZES ARE BETTER THAN EVER! FEATURING SCARCE" ITEMS TOTAL PROCEEDS FOR OUR SERVICE WORK IN OSHAWA AND DISTRICT