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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, February 28, 1950 § Oshawa Business College Gives Splendid Training The Oshawa Business College, tometers, tape recorders, dupli-| established in 1937, is now in a|cating machines and electric type-| Letter position than ever before writers. The college also makes | to provide an adequate and com-| use of model files as a special plete business and commercial effort to train the student in a tra'ning for its students. It is now)' Learn by Doing" method. { Jocated in new and spacious prem- MESSAGE TO PARENTS i ises in the Canadian Tire Cor- Ee. poration building on Simcoe street ly Sost of business trating south, where the facilities for stud- ps but an investment which enis ate of the very feo years Vill pay rich dividends. Those divi- a a Sin : employment, ago, fhe Oshawa Business Colle, Cmortabie salaries ~ sociation hich M. C. Barnett is now the table! principal. has grown with the city Bs i ligen et trust and re- | to becom. a substantial community "ponsihility, and the satisfaction | enterprise. During these 19 years, ys comes with the knowledge | of having prepared a son or daugh-| hindreds of young peojle of the Oshawa community have entered |, for a future of confidence and| its doors and graduated from them security, Make 1956 their "Career to positions of trust and responsi-| yoo.» Insure their security with bility. an invesiment in business training. The Oshawa Business College of-| The Oshawa Business College is fers two systems of shorthand,|a vital part of this community, of- training in the accounting, stemo-|fering to all the opportunity to dis- graphic and secretarial fields. The play not only initiative but the courses are intense, practical and privilege of choosing a career that designed to fit the needs of to- has no limitations except one's day's business. A new field -- busi-|self. Students can go as far as| ress machines, is a special feature|they please. There is plenty of of the College equipped with comp-/rocia at the top. | Transport Firm (SOME HIGHLIGHTS Grows Rapidly OF WHITBY, 1956 The foundations of a rapidly] Extensive development program | growing Whitby business concern,|to be carried out at Whitby Har- Woods Transport and Cartage pour, at a cost of over $300,000, (Whitby) Limited, were laid by with work already started. Mr. Frank Woods back in 1922. | In October of 1949 Mr. Woods sold| New six-room addition to the out to Mr. L. S. Collacutt who is Dundas Street Public School, start- today 'the president, with Vernon Rowe secretary-treasurer. " The ing in spring. [ A it-| ; tid operated #% a lim | I"ew addition to the Whitby and When Mr. Collacutt took over District High School, to start in there were nine pieces of equip-|fall. ment. Today there are 38. The i ; Company has a modern office, ga-| Extensive extensions to the wat- rage and marshalling yard at Gis erworks system and the construc- Mery Street Ea. a? tin of a new filter bed at estimat- The company carries on a gen-(°d cost of over $500,000. eral freight conveyance business, i ) carrying anything moveable, It is| Anticipated substantial increas- Ing' business The 'Company serv-1so, = WS Al, ahd seston s 1956 COUNCIL FACES FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE ines ompany serv- 4 . ing ri Bg A and|a%sessment, and in the town's pop- finds that with growth of his ation, FRONT ROW: Deputy-Reeve Stan Martin, Mayor Harry Jermyn, Reeve Ken Lee, Town Clerk John R. Frost. area, which inc s ai sive places, Its business is ex-| New chapel as addition to the B W: nciilors, Willar . has gressive p Rovio iigdgie: ACK RO Counciilors, ard Dodd, Everett Quantrill, Mrs. Joyce Burns, Alex Scott, William Hurley, Jack McAvoy. Woods Transport is one of the|vr.der way. I business concerns of which the f Town of Whitby is proud. The| Town Planning Board dealing] citizens with interest and pleasure yp, several subdivision plans. | yitnessed i yth and de- have witnessed. }ts growih 8 The|Buard taking long term view of Cor any. it "has long. been felt, the future in the provision of wel NEW, DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIAL DEVF LOPMENT serves the people well in the area|iocated parks and playgrounds. it covers, and Mr, Collacutt feels veto "gusiiaily "and com gang the attention of me dus | YJELDS HEALTHY AND STABLE ECONOMY mercially will be experienced. Ir-jial Commission. Progress the Keynote at the Start of Second Century Since the inception of Whitby Industrial Commission with a full time Industrial Com- PAUL missioner, almost thfee years ago, Whitby has been singularly successful in attracting new indus- tries. RIS ! ow Realtor A total of seven industries, representing a total of many millions of dollars investment, y have chosen Whitby after very careful study of all possible sites. Sources of this huge sum include Britain, Canada and U.S.A. Established industries have grown greatly, too. As Osh awa Grows | Almost 700 acres of land is still available for most types of industries here. Land prices, : ; although increasing, are still low. Much of the land has oll, SOs or Some of these Services. sow A view of Whitby 'Harbour wimbar far ranlina niirnacae filtasad wntar canitan: ea b water Tor CoCing purpcses, Thieves water, sanitary se , 1 ne WLONSGISH NST IONG: OF LORSGIGH ~GCivic la . WAS HH | YE 50 Jo vw € [} Railways (lines are connected within the Town by direct interswitching), hydro power, gas service, One of the most important factors contributing to the early growth of Whitby was Whitby Harbour. It is one of the best natural harbours on Lake Ontario and is now being further road, harbour, ete. improved and developed by the Government of Canada for increased use in eonnection with WE OFFER A Whitby is only 11 miles east of Metropolitan Toronto. Within 100 miles of Metropoli- the St. Lawrence Seaway and oversegs shipping os well as Lake shipping. Whitby Harbour Is Complete Service in : tan Toronto lies about one third of Canada's total market A large and populous area of the becoming increasingly significant in the great industrial growth of Whitby and surrounding l U.S.A. is nearby. It is the most central spot for serving all of Canada's market and much of U.S.A. RESIDENTIAL | Super highway 401 passes through the town, 'also No. 2 main artery, highway 12, te COMMERCIAL the north, also passes through the Town. An International Airport is located barely four miles from the centre of Whitby. LAND AND APPRAISALS YOUR INDUSTRY WILL GROW IN WHITBY! NONE TOO LARGE -- NONE TOO SMALL | Watch The Classified Columns For Our Up To Date Listings TODAY'S BEST OFFERINGS a NEED FOUR BEDROOMS? i Rey rnd SCH § § fait . This North-End home hasn't four but it does have three of the : ; largest we've seen in a long time. An extra powder room on the Bo ae Soi Bit i - 5 bi 2 x { LY a my a Sr -- YLT - WILLIAM DAVIDSON aii first floor is just the thing for those little people who manage to 5 a hr pe CHARLES H. CHAYTOR locate snow and mud. Nicely decorated and including many fea- 23 : i : 1 tures aot a reduced-to-sell-price of $16,500. Ask your favorite ows J : ! 'i , Presi 2 : : : : resident Chamber of Industrial Commissioner realtor about Co-op number 151. . 5 3 B i: \ 4 bhi ip j x Commerce "THE KASSINGER HOME" Located on Mohawk St.,, Oshawa North, includes the following features: five-ond-a-half-room semi-trend home design of over 1280 square feet, twindow and horizontal sliding windows with self-storing storm sash, tiled both with vanity and adjustable mirror, oversize closets with sliding doors, hat cupboard and pull- out shelves, shadow stone fireplace with raised hearth, bright kit- chen-dinette with double sink, two exhaust fons, breakfast bar, WE a x . in wi : : Sn 3: rustic cupboards with sliding doors, partioned bosement studding, DUNLOP OF CANADA - ; a ¢ : : na a A Confidential Information Ahout ; HAR : L sewer connection to street and view of wooded ravine. This home is worthy of your inspection ond is priced aot $16,900. LTD. y i of atid £51. k. 5 id wags i ad a ool ML 3 Industrial Sites Available from: FOUR APARTMENTS Two Plants Now in Production vet ARS TA . - , a maar A : oa : ; i ONTARIC HOUSE, CHARLES (1 STREET, droom apartment with large recreation room and three other gy y ? A new building, well fi A A ; . LONDON, S.W. 1, ENGLAND -contained units bearing steady revenue. $27,400 with $10,000 down payment. LOTS BATHURST ony, : " : re or direct from Land with good possibilities for servi i r r SF ; " ald : pe i Re amproximatesy. 24 los with cbout 56 feet Fromage. Pion mon | POVER % SAPR : ~l net cdi i WHITBY INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION adjoining land 3 hy m . ¢ . "8 pe I 3 FR : oh ; * xray : i : SR | LIBRARY BUILDING, WHITBY, ONTARIO (Container Division) HA Lx TA 4 : A 56165 of RAS 0386 | Plant Nearing Completion Mes, % a ; : ] TELEPHONE MO 8-2687 Lucas Peacock RA 5-4330 Cor Van Ginkel .. RA 5.7442 Frank Fister RA 5.3243 Hilda Ristow . .. RA 5.3605 Paul Ristow RA 5-8152 19 ATHOL ST. W. -- OSHAWA | g ens os oman ot ois nn woe nea || A CED PLACE TO LIVE --- A GOOD PLACE TO THRIVE A SSS i ------