The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, February 28, 1956 7 ® [ ® trie power which provides ready » (3 1 [Toronto Varsity Wins oe I N Industries Will Find meres OHA Junior 'A' [Toronts Varsity Wis - : ew Le! ustr 18S ST 0 trot vet soseen of sowie Playoff Grind QUEBEC (CP)--Toronto Vari HOCKEY'S BIG 7 ys. ve yaa won the intercollegiate hockey the world, Lake Ontario. The wat-| . . | | V an a 8 | | < ( 1 W ( | ler is clarified, filtered, then chlor- | championship Saturday night by| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | SUDBURY (CP)--Arvo Ayranto isaked and punped to the city. ar ues ay lacing Laval 7-3 in a game studded| All eyes' are on Jean Beliveau of the Sudbury Voima Ski Club . ; ., | There are nearly miles of wat- : ; : | . troit's : GordielS , . i . Th tv of Oshawa offers ajand one of Canada's largest can-|u0,000 people, closely parallels thejuge for comparable Canadian e¢it-l., "1 0ing corving Oshawa. Water] TORONTO (CP) -- The plasotisl 23 penalties, including ajof Montreal and Detroit's Gordie Sunday won the Canadian senior UY dustry oca- s+ plants is situated only a few|srowth of General Motors of Can-{is. From the village of 100 years d at sssure of 70/of the Ontari v Association Match misconduct. {Howe as they battle it out for the men's 30-kilometre cross-country wniqu : location to industry, a loca-{ning plants is situ y $ ) i : b pumped at a pressur of the Ontario Hockey Association " individual scoring honors in the i fen of only a matter of minutes{miles from the city lada, Limited pu, Oshawa has grown do be alts 90 pounds, supplemented by Junior A League begin Tuesday Toronto, with one game left tolioma stretch of the 195556 Na. race under ideal conditions. from Canada's largest and richest Oshawa enjoys a temperate cli-| However, Surough the Jears, st. i it py|Pooster station and 2 five million at Kitchener, league officials an- play, WON Et ote ahead of tional Hockey League schedule. | Avranto raced over the distance : ' ol . | 5 y no great extremes| sr important i S S chos- f PSS CALY, {gallos servoir in the north en ed S ay .avai. sity i . > Mi i Ee er Er The annual aver-len i de as the site for their fac-|puklic-spirited citizens who find it) of the hi gl Me Dh is 10 million] Series cen Toronto Marl.|goals in less' than four minutes| With 10 games remaining for the!'® Jve hours, 16 mines and 43 Suburban living, Oshawa is situat-la#e temperature of 45. degrees. |tories. Duplate Canada, Limited;|a good place in which to workin perial gallons per day, and there|boros and St. Catharines Teepees, latei n the first period and coasted Canadiens 30d the Red Wings, the seconds a Minute and: 56. seconds ed in the county of Ontario on the|"arelv does the thermometer rise|Fittings, Limited; Coulter Manu-jand live. Ki location |4¥€ DO restrictions in Oshawa. is a best-of-seven semi-final, Ser- the rest of the way. oy Tea Starpshooter Jolys a ahead of E. Ypya of the North chore of Lake Ontario, some 32|above 90 degrees, or fall below|facturing Company, Houdaille In-| Any jo istey gee jig 8 location Gas is presently supplied to Osh-|ies B--Guelph Biltmores and Tor-| Ken Linseman and Don Cossar| e-point 'edge on the Detroit star. gay [aurentian Club. miles east of Toronto. Sprawling|sero. The average rainfall is 25.87 custries Limited, Ontario Steel (or a place, whet SF it be iia ~wa by railway tank car or tank Onto St. Michael's Majors -- and, collected two goals each. Anderson, Beliveau, Who ieads the goal: (Clarence Servold of Camrose, industrial and residential growth| inches a year, and the snowfall Products, Robson Leather Com- oa ideally ed to fac |iruck The' mixing capacity of the, series C-- Barrie Flyers and Kitch-| Jackson and Akitt had singles, | ge ing Epa ment with 42, picked Alta., who retained his 15-kilometye between these two cities however, [il & inches in a year {pany, Limited; Ontario Malleable ti: Soil Most of the present installation is 45,000 cubic | ener-Water loo Canucks--are best- while Laval scorers--one goal intlp an assis +30. Weekond play 10}, tle Saturday fn 1:4.05¢ had 'to has brought their outlying resi- THE MOTOR CITY {Iron Co., Ltd.; R. D- Werner Com. LoFY RE es a Po feet per hour of propane air gas of:five quarter finals. ithe second period and two in the 5 iis poln A 0 7. Tis rival, oF y 1.19, ne 0 dential areas closer by half that| Oshawa is known throughout the pany limited: Sklar Furnitiie Com- - Sa presen and water mains, [hixture in the 600-7000 BTU range. | The W diners of = ang. © series hi Bouchard, Raymond ag oy Gath goal up oe Joints) leave the corse afiet Covering 2 € 4 yr ¥ po any . - A a a : \ 5 ost -0f - som - B $ x 3 y S ame in Osha oom of wad Sl ExabGhment ave given I 1 ale service by tranapara: e168, 1%, natural 41s pl, ne fas CE at vier on agg nd th asi nce aus me "a alae "Motor City". It houses "the Oshawa a splendid diversification tion facilities jor workers and sap. dear future. y3 Rpeci.ec. I € the A series winner in a best-of- or 13. Guelph at Toronto, March The leaders: G A Pts, half-way mark. $ Ns » AY emdauarters ma roductionl i ; | ping purposes. In some areas rail- : seven final. 4d WY Beli M : ry i y " p p : fuction|of industry. ping purp € - en fin eliveau, Montreal 33 75 | Mary Juoksu of the Voima Club Hon pt Gorn 24 hid 500 fet abave/] Sad enters and Main productionfef nt INDUSTRIES |way sidings are already installed Series A: Marlboros at St. Cath- 3 (afternoon), 10 (afternoon). Howe, Detroit 34 36 70 won the Canadian senior women's =a evel. The rural a} Lenmiug) plan D iton: ee fro of Oo)" Oshawa Industries. are busy in. to be connected to any new indus- UNUSUAL SPECIES arines, March 2, 6, 16, 20. St. Series C: Barrie at Kitchener, /M. Richard, Montreal 5 29 64 [title. Aulis Kangas of the Sampo productivity and some of the best/awa 'rom its inception as a muni-|-fustries. When in normal opera- ial ocalion. age for industrial Australia's duck-billed platypus Canaries at Toronto, March Fel i a eh 2, i Hichener. Sloan, Toronto York 35 26 8 Jatetie ob, Sudurs. won Jie an 5 4% be : Le 'ears ago tic DIV 5 t for pric s . ood igs i111, 18, . . ! rlo arrie, , 29. Th , New Yor 59 |Canadian Nordic combine itle thie" district. The district og pp a es hy Ee oe land is very reasonable. It ranges Sng Spiny Beate: oe the ad Series B: St Michael's alremaining dates, if necessary, in/Cimatead, Sontreal 58 Ifor his placing in the cross-coun- vis dis A 1 : } a 4 '. 'or. from $350 per acre for unserviced living animals that lay eggs. suelph, March 2, 9, and either this series are to be decided later.! Reibel, Detroit 16 36 52 try and jumping events been noted for its fine orchards, ant industrial centre of close to mnt record well above the aver- ' -- - yy . Rai Hicsemhas aims re ---------- - land to $3,000 per acre for indus- ETT trial sites which are completely Health Department Is Alert imi = Industrial building costs are To Protect Oshawa Citizens i eri Oshawa's Health Department The City of Oshawa employs concrete floor and 10 per cent of-| during the past few years has felt . registered nurse: with post graau- fice Space. with an ares of 39,000) the impact of the eiv's develop- #8" atc training in public health and Square eet or more, bui ing costs) ment in that it has been called & £3 i : field experience. During the year {2nge from $7.50 per square foot.| Vor 4 i v upon, and has responded in no un- . or 1955, although nurses with these hk 3 concrete ue with 8 certain manner, to provide for the y A 7 qualifications were in short supply, pace, building oe range from : : si f its serv. as has been the case for sever 1 { : : extension and expansion of its serv as v a J 2126.00 a square foot for buildings ices which protect the health of b 4 years, the Board of Health was of 10.000 square feet or more. over 7.000 citizens, The Healh De- ; able to secure, for the first time, ochawa from time to time also partment's services are a vital a complete nursing staff. Federal v4 some industrial buildings avail- factor in the progress of the city, h grants to the local board are co e for lease or purchase. These and they constitute a great contr:- ? . tingent on employment by the city 4yildings are made available as bution to the cause of human wel- Y of adequate personnel to assure an (heir present occupants find it fare. The story of the work of the 4 A accepiable standard of service. It necessary to move to larger quar- Department is a story of match- 4 is gratifying to note that Oshawa ers ing progress with progress in the # 3 bi qualifies for grants and is in The statutes of the province of truest sense of the word 2 ceceipt of federal funds. Here are Ontario provide that city council, Take for instance, the record of : 5 some interestings of the nursing subject to a favorable vote of the 19: when the city's population 7 3 division for the year: visits to municipal electors, may provide increased 2.8 per cent: when more © 2 kod 7 schools, 691; pupils in all schools, fixed assessments to cer.ain indus- children flocked to the schools: ETT 0528; visits to pupils at home, tries locating in Oshawa. The city when the city's sewerage system ' )37; babies at clinics, 1041: at-/has dealt generously with prospec- was greatly extended, and when tendance at immunization clinics, tive indutries in making arrange- , more and more demands wae 7.950; attendance pre-natal classes, ments for sites on city property, / : 4 ; # Rediscovered after made within the framework of the 194: attendance che t clin 2.1and in expediting the installation 1 3 » y : 5,000 years -- The general health program carried total visits in homes, 8,759. The of the Decessary sewers, water 3 1 4 ; ; Shopes ond < ors out -- the Devartment and its of i deparment depends upon 2nd re- indins and other services. Any in- y 1 : : tot hap, fhe ficers were alert. The city has ceives the moral and financial sup- Yusiry will find a penal Spt ; i Egyptian Sirens! hy = ore BO de nor ft} itv C vil. a of co-operation on ne part ol e 2 4 g i y : " ust wai | he jerks ps no m re important bod; DR. A. . MACKAY port of the ( ity ( ouncil, nd these municipal authorities. : 7 y 3 4 first man discovers an the Board of Health. . are a vital factor in the success p 1 p " you in the sulyy SOME HIGHLIGHTS Medical Officer of Health |achjeved by the department. AMPLE LABOR POOL y : 1 Bhi sur Briefly, some of the highlights i } raceir The De- The city's health services have Industries will find an ample 2 greatest 2 ? 4 pr $ojlered white, Las; Y, 118 s were give the vaccine ne € § § § Jabor pool available in the Oshawa " i # tex . . . rimmed of the year 1955 may here be partment awaits further adances expanded and improved with the district, both male and female | discovery w 4 1 oi with sizaling summarized : in this field, with the assurance vears and the Heelth Depariment gjpyateq in the city is an office 2 al : Pr ©, : : # right -- what * Cleo- Over 1,000 attende the mass that Oshawa's children will again is looking well ahead to the future of the National Employment Serv- since 4 potta,_ might have X-ray survey held in the city in have an opportunity to benefit. FOOD INSPECTION lice. which serves an area of 1100 ; ; a voi warn Jor Pahing in the spring, with 237 cases being The Department has the co-opera- quiron its regular inspections/sauare miles. There are approxi- fi 7 p ous Lastex braz referred to the Board of Health for tion of the physicians of the city | . 25 broug] mately 100.000 people living in . J 4 ih only, banded with further investigation by the chest in this respect he Deparment has hrought shout this a 7 t i ed : metallic glitter: clinic. gu i 5 Jo ATION in recent years a greatly improved this area, 75 per cen I British petal SF 10% pupils: of scheol grade , PLUMBING INSPECTIO quality of fluid milk delivered to OF 2h. tC hing Cen Ta aw tested. for Luboieulocis 17 ere The year 1955 was a very busy the home of the citizens and soid a Ts he soo 59 yea a found to be reacters fo a paten one for the plumbing trade owing through various outlets in the city DE i Es a test. Further, a study was conduct- {0 the large amount of building Under his 'heading comes other labor in the district can be q ily ed of 200 high school students to construction and water and sewer services such as the supervision .,.rected by the national employ- determine the relative validity of extension. The department inspec- and in:pection of slaughterhouses ment scheme of labor integration the patch test. This is now part of tors have to inspect all installa- where cottle are killed for localithroughout Canada, which offers the battle being waged against TB. tions. During the year 2119 inspec-|consumption, butchers, food stores, | quick method of providing a With the introduction of poliomy- tions were made, and 1229 plumb- soft drink establishments, frosted |jahor force for any area. elitis vaccine, the city's health de- ing permits issued. Other figures lockers, milk bars, ice cream man-| Hydro-electrie power from Nia- partment was quick to take ad- are: septic tank permits, 199; con- ufacturing plants, industrial Kitch-|rara is distributed to all consum.-| == i in " ay a HR I i Li --_-- ? Oshawa vantage of it so that in April versions to sewer, 30; mew houses ens and food peddlars. These are|erg in the city by the Oshawa Pub- Mzy and June 2.952 pupil of on sewer, 420; new houses on all very vital health services in a|lic Utilities Commission. This pro- schools grades one, two and three tanks, 279 progressive city. |vides a year-round source of elec- | Patronize Your Favourite Service Station for Happy Motoring | We Are At Your Service Always! You'll Enjoy Stopping At KENT'S AL CREECH'S FINA SERVICE CENTRE FINA STATION mlm LOCATED AT 40 ALBERT ST., COR. ATHOL ST E Peter & John Kent, Lessees 1180 SIMCOE ST. N. Located For Your Convenience Try The Service Offered At JOS. MARINIG'S || HARRY DOVE' FINA STATION Once Tried You'll Always Use Gincosit ia LioydiSorests Coen aefne Pron "FINA" STATIONS OFFER A COMPLETELY | Wi Wome Your arene 792 SIMCOE ST. S- | NEW UNMATCHED STANDARD OF SERVICE : . From the Maritimes through to Ontario, motorists are becoming accustomed to seeing Drive In To For The Finest more and more Fina Service Stations. These distinctively designed, immaculately clean stations are bringing Canadian motorists a completely new standard of service . . . a A ng DY Ft ij | S' FINA SERVICE service that, already, has attracted thousands of regular customers in Canada. The STOP AT name FINA has become synonymous with the Finest in North America; and now it is For The Ultimate In FINA PRODUCTS here, in Oshawa, with six modern service stations. PETE MOSKA L' Next time you need gasoline -- fill up at Fina. Next time you need oil -- try Fina 449 RITSON RD. Universal, the All-Season Motor Oil -- next time your car needs attention -- see that it gets expert Fina-service. Enjoy this new standard of service that includes Fina and "Your Patronage Is Our Pleasure' 627 SIMCOE ST. S. Super-Fina Gasolines, Fina Universal Motor Oil. Swing over to Fina and you'll agree . . . Finest In North America actually does mean Fina. FINA - Finest in North America