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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1950 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PACE FIFTEEN Industrial Fair To Be Held This F riday And Saturday Program For Industrial Fairat Arena FRIDAY, RPRIL 28 7.00--Doors Open 8.00--Official Opening 8.15--First Door Prize Draw 8.25--Second Door Prize Draw 8.30--Fashion Show Begins 9.30--Fashion Show Ends 9.30--~Third Door Prize Draw 9.40--Fourth Door Prize Draw 9.50--Fifth Door Prize Draw 10.00--Doors Close SATURDAY, APRIL 29 Afternoon 2.00--~Doors Open 2.15--First Door Prize Draw 2.25--Second Door Prize Draw 2.30--C.R.A, Program Begins 3.30--C.R.A, Program Ends $.30--Third ;Door Prize Draw 8.45--Fourth Door Prize Draw 4.00--Draw For Cocker Spaniel Puppy 5.00--Doors Close SATURDAY, APRIL 29 Evening 9.00--Doors Open 9.30--First Door Prize Draw 8.00--Second Door Prize Draw 8.15--Third Door Prize Draw .30--Fashion Show Begins | pe Show Ends .30--Fourth Door Prize Draw 9.35--Fifth Door Prize ' 9.40--Sixth Door Prize 9.45--"Mystery Voice" Prize Winner Draw 10,00--Doors Close Sea Training Program For | Naval R.C.N.R. Set A comprehensive sea training : Proztam for citizen-sailors of the yal Canadian Navy (Reserve) will be carried out this summer on both coasts and in,the Great Lakes, Naval Headquarters announced to- day. With at least six ships allocated specifically for training purposes, ar ambitious sctiedule of cruises and exercises has been drawn up for the approximately 2,500 Reserves and Naval Cadets who will train | afloat during the summer months The program starts early in May continues until the end of d ptember. In addition to their training at gea, instruction will be given Re- serves and Cadets in RCN technical schools and training centres at Halifax and Esquimalt. Courses are available in communications, gun- nery, torpedo-anti-submarine, en- gineroom, aircraft maintenance, ordnance, medicine, supply and other subjects. This instruction will enable Re- serve men to qualify for the non- substantive - ratings necessary for advancement in their respective branches. Two frigates on each coast, the Swansea and La Hulloise at Hali- fax, and the Beacon Hill and Anti- gonish at Esquimalt, will be en- gaged in the training of cadets -- University Naval Training Division personnel, Cadets from Canadian Services Colleges, and those study- | ing at universities under various Navy-sponsored schemes -- and also will provide sea experience Royal Canadian Navy (Reserve) for | Decoration Head DR. PETER WILLSON Junior Cl} b ce, who is in charge of 3 Lamm for the Industrial Fair. undertake Reserve training this | summer in addition to her regular | commitment of providing experi- | ence afloat for permanent force new entries. The Algerine minesweeper Portage | will be making her third consecu-- tive summer training cruise to| Great Lakes ports, starting early in June. She will visit cities in which Naval Divisions are located and provide the practical experience necessary to round out the theoreti- cal instruction given in these estab- lishments during the winter. In addition, the aircraft carrier Magnificent, at Halifax, and de- stroyers on both coasts, will be brought into the Reserve training picture from time to time through- out the summer as their operational commitments permit. The minesweeper Sault Ste. Mar- ie and Llewellyn, attached to the Divisions at ber of cruises during the summer for personnel of the two divisions. The former will visit the California ports of San Francisco, San Diego and San Pedro, in July, and also will make shorter cruises to ports on the B.C. mainland and in Wash- inten. P.rtland, Oregon, will be visited four times during the summer by {ue Beacon Hill and Antigonish, Censtruction Man a W. H. FAINT Junior Chamber of Commerce, in officers and men. The cruiser On- | charge of booth construction at the | Ww. i tario, based at Esquimalt, Industrial Fair. Visit us at the OSHAWA INDUSTRIAL FAIR B WhbaaRal that outdated bath "with new colorful wall coverings and "Trim-it-Yourself" with CHROMTRIM METAL MOULDINGS. Trim-it-Yourself with Chromtrim Metal Moulding EASY TO CUT SIMPLE TO APPLY ECONOMICAL TO USE. : GSHAWA R. D. WERNER CO. (CANADA) LTD. ONTARIO | Victoria and | Halifax, respectively, will augment ! the general program with a num- accompanied each time by the Fairmile motor launch, PTC 1724. During the remainder of the sum- mer the ships will exercise in Brit« ish Columbia waters. On the East Coast the schedule starts with a cruise in the St. Law rence, including a visit to Quebec City, during the latter part of May and early in June. The Swansea and La Hulloise will be in company on this cruise and will continue to operate in company througrout the summer. The Portage will leave Halifax early in June and also is scheduled to call at Quebec City on her wdy into the lakes, Other visits will be made by East Coast ships to ports in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and the United ftates. Throughout the fall, winter and spring months a number of reserve officers and men have taken ad- vantage of opportunities to go along on operational cruises in various R.CN. ships. There were reserves aboard the Magnificent and the destroyer Haida when the two ships visited Puerto Rico in the Fall of AIRPORT MENAGERIE 1049, and in the carrier and the| London -- (CP) -- A panther, a destroyer Micmac on spring exer- | racehorse, 245 monkeys and hun- cises in the Caribbean. The On-|dreds of tropical birds passed tario, on her cwrrent cruise to| birds passed through London air- Pear] Harbor, Hawaii, also has re-| port recently en route to various serve personnel on board. parts of the world. 3 | | | Welcome to the GENERAL MOTORS EXHIBIT OSHAWA INDUSTRIAL FAIR Oshawa Arena Friday and Saturday... April 28:29 Dollar for Dollar You Can't Beat A Pontiac See QLDSMOBILE... Rocket Ahead With Oldsmobile When you visit the Oshawa Industrial Fair next Friday or Saturday, you will see Chevrolet, But there is one important thing we cannot display at the Fair and that is our faith in Osh- See CHEVROLET... Canada's Best Seller . . . Canada's Best Buy See PONTIAC... Pontiac and Oldsmobile--made in Oshawa for distribution to customers in all ten provinces. These beau- tiful cars are easy to display at the Fair because all we had to do was drive them into the Arena. awa's industrial progress and our confidence that the community has a great future ahead. That faith 'and that confidence, not only in this community but in our nation as a whole, are evident in the G.M. blueprints for current expansion. 'These include the new Central Parts Distribution Warehouse in Osh- awa, to cost $3,350,000; an addition to the West Plant in Oshawa, to cost $350,000; an addition to the Engine Plant at Windsor to cost $90,000; and the new combined Parts Warehouse and Zone Office at Montreal, to cost $700,000. Industrial expansion is the essence of local and national prosperity because it is an investment in jobs and in continuing business stability. Oshawa citizens, proud of the industrial products displayed at the Fair, may take pride also "in the promise of the community expansion to come. LES ETC. GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED Oshawa E&Y] Ontario GENERAI MOTORS 1430000) 0 @ Ba} ¢ WORKS AWA