The Oshawa Times, 7 Jan 1960, p. 3

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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Januery 7, 1960 3 | staffing is so serious that in one =. Hos ital | children's ward . . . there is only one nurse on duty overnight to look after 124 children, some of ; [In Orillia whom are under sedation. The vil- Es 3 ; a e: | WOULD CONDEMN WINGS The older wings should have |been condemned for human habi- riticize tation years ago, Mr. MacDonald |added. . TORONTO (CP)--Ontario cer. "Facilities are ludicrously in- [Leader Donald C. MacDonald adequate. One wing with a Wednesday described the On- single wash basin for 60 boys on ltario Hospital at Orillia -as/the floor and a single washiub [buildings for human storage" for 120 boys on the two floors " and called on members of the] He Frost cabinet to make an un- built called the older wings-- ; whic more than 80 years ago-- pears to oe the Ey i we announced visit to the hospital 'intolerable fire traps." will make steady growth but, be- to see conditions for themselves, --------- > cause of the cost of money and £ vy, § | Mr. MacDonald, in a state JOHN A. OVENS the general ht money policy it | said he visited the hospital Optometrist ; : ment, will be nece sary for. this council Er goog an Rg to exercise the greatest caution HARE OPTICAL 8 BOND ST. EAST, RA 3-481) {member of the legislature for in the xpended so that | | Woodbine, and found conditions MEAT MARKET 5 Pickering Village Council Ri Holds Inaugural Meeting PICKERING (Staff) -- lage council held its inaugural meeting on Wednesday evening. § {Reeve Cyril Morley, beginning his eighth year as head of the 5 . 1 OO. | delivered his address i problems of the facing the 1960 : {council outlining the past and those council His address follows "1960 for Picke moun € we may Shia the maximum im- ; : | "unbelievably overcrowded." proggfnent the dol spent 3 : EA "Dormitory after dormitory, "In his : [looks like a solid mass of beds, esting to 1 | with as many as 80 and 90 sleep- that the Village ing in a room," he said. "Under- ynnection it is Int that it is unlikel of Picker money by de ture sales during this coming yea 2 collection of our taxe nave ever bee have to borrc too man} ou anding account )r our own E00C NEW SuEDIVIION REEVE MORLEY, LEFT, BRUCE HOGARTH llage of Pickering, reason-|T ple A ain have to pur- of { to p nem Dep of Highways this year shoulders yugh the busi- procee wi th thdivisions t mot & tain $ and t QIne 1 a Sex ms I ur eady ah WE tion! s : " by the ation and address th oy attern é Il as adding presente social life group Wednesday evening rese d 1} Stroud wit 1 also presented M C : . # \ Council his pin of office ) y { l enume ' 1 { ti : I ( I Vv Jumer nay Yt } TAY be q 1ger continue made the shawa Time jot f f b t ! " : Oshawa Tin k hi 5 Hs & an he street lig I am which d S0 governor ght) from Quebec on is Cy Powell Westmount installed id of West- and | president of the M Sarault BONELESS ROLLED LEAN Outer Rib Roasis LEAN MEATY, BONE IN Plate-Brisket FRESH SHANKLESS "sanitary Xx Picnic Shoulders pol LEAN MEATY *h street and ement down SUPER VALUE RINDLESS Church street been ap- NO. 1 SNOW WHITE cabine " 4 de Del hem on t I C £ Yi x " er Hv 3 3 2S 0! im as ands a I ently laid prop ed for that work and it ios oo : gif the region. He had vedisiro | OT of Tage ad| PLANNING BOARD bat work snd 3 SELECT PAC FIRM RIPE pe 1 whether or not Cello Tomaloes the home City. Looking of the Oute have to consid k Angel for we have st aving hea entary rem fluorescent Li 0 cons W. Germany Speaker Explains ~ ary am -- iii DISTRICT Crimp Ld . ies \ u "admin stration o 0 am Iwas ed ; othe sia school building ; A head-( sion at the « "his will require co rable G Sé immediate ps [here are many social, moral _. .¢ y ai «Qt Itho t because the immediate ut azl governor of the Ontario Qu 1ebec- and spiritual benefits to be gain Wednesday. e : od ot be considered time f K n- 'om giving the service one 2 not oy tot lertakir bit t do in Kiw BppTOXI aled: brio alled prio knotty problem Council will I yefore they order to make Prov} 1 BONN AP ma roud toia or in Die-nz ! 4 § ( den 8s N are it ad done Ww 1 da , i the club that he ig : : VOL § 8 ing Kiwanis in action again e-mongers am 1 p dressing a cial |, S y t gov by stif entence v Y svening to! ber y Ee i To Chance another pa V=| , : . I introduced the ng : ro y remarks he' pointed o vas unusual to find ors together at the A Er OR Se TE oppSULE NEWS OBITUARIES on president of the Oshawa Oshawa club ALBERT BAILEY Westmount| Apert Bailey, of * Kir Oshawa died at Wednesday, x ke to suggest for iI te [ ne speak ah tala onsideration of SHOULDERS PAVED which now con While € No. 2 or K would ag natura coun s trunk sewer lannl poara % three gov sists of nine members ead ja this coun in this work in that erve Church street sewer, vet the of this service sreater than the street aril T tself. From it, under our present {plans, the greater part of the north side of the village and all of | each side of Church street will be erviced by it and it is designed | lL. e : lic Qa S to carry extension to the north. | As I say, this is quite a knotty | blem and will require a con- ble amount of study before an come up with the answer. ! Powell, president of the club Coulter, past gover ub; Cy Westmo Gord immediate lieutenant or; Ken Smyth, wh 1e prese ave e « ting I 3! id Joe Schmitz, lambers of anti-sen : any parts of Canada 'lub. ( i i RES Lodge, Four me arrested We vied iew Besday in West Berlin on suspi- clon first -o! vas killed Dec 4 when I i youth dem He was in his 86th year. sini iris WEATHER FORECAST _ [PS hahey mise" 5" Oshawa campa 1g | The deceased was retired from boar unced Wednes-/that safety © ts worn by A others are being held | 4 4 there after a neo-Naz in 1878. His late wife OTTAWA (CP)--The | M S } l " former Maude Cowle. He eries of public arings on Can- 470 feet down an ore pass at {the CPR where he v a Lower day. The ng will dea 1 working in h under signalme The body is ting! v he presentation xXpec ec rl QALY [3 Geran Fuse" Chae ota a Fu servi be cor -lehemi dust An MAY onstration. | i 1 |son of the late Frank and s tariff structure for chemi: Cana Dyno Mines near Ban-|. INC IDE NTS CONTINUE | beth Bailey 1s will open e May 2, the crof y recommend Winds : by ev i ton ross Fride y ¢ ie rate structure, LONDON 15 Jan: : ).1Y > i and tariff term ogy. ter Mac APPROVE TUNNEI TORONTO (CP AP)--Prime 1.10 mercury piu Py onl ASF aa) y riekl y MINNOWS THE TON ma rinern| Kirkland Lake, Haliburton re FUNERAL OF : ih gh BY THE but in gions, North Bay, Sudbury KENNETH KEMP NIAGARA | Ont. (Opt with snowflurries today HEYA Ine tor Imows Db hundreds of G fune eTvice 101 thousands are clogging the N vince Cloudy vere clearing Friday morni A little Kemp today 4 agara Rive i ppaw: Shoal n temperature northerly Forecasts Ken t milder. Winds southe ss becoming northe to I Kapuskasing mmin Hand Brake Not Always Emergency Forecast Temperatures All Regular Stock -- High Quality Furs 1960 Styles APPROVE ANNEXATION THOMAS (CP The On- Munic Bo ard Wednes application acres of land v VI 4 y T ! AT ( 1gistrate "p Townsiiin.| vatrick ruled Wed- bi [+ § E iv] U C 4 (+) kh S by Cal WILFRF :D SHORTRIDGE and raising its populati Hamburg : ; : Bim y of 8. South . lav ay Sudbury 3 = : : 2 Shortridge, 2 a we 1 X03 W é i d for- 1961 esos = Ie : pe ended senten ve hi ri ba sus 3% SAD SPECT ATORS oh ale Huror Ge gla. a Rapuskasing rere 23 > away suddenly in the early hours URGE SAFETY BELTS Bin in in y O° a n ! 4 : ahi : Montane : : : ) : + h ar] ta k n APSLEY, \ ges TO ac el Sha de f ] Ye ancl 0 ¢ oF if 1: [] ral Hospi "H > a 57, oo ust ond brake. rene Ra 3 ne : nis it Gi Ski Program Macmillan |i ims oo ar me Si TTS | To Con lowing a heart "aitack ai' bis PY POPRICIAN = | Masisirate Kirkpatrick ssid he LL Commenss Talks To fe coves to mourn is ost MIKES PROFIT [pir sentennd eve oc § AND MORE havir - Ghana's PM hima iain, Jimi Sesion . Nesters) -- Hel ass # , {| and court cost nergency brakes 4n ihe win. Every Fur Guaranteed for 2 Years Thursd: 1y for work- al Thomas London 5 : 5 [Week yen erett| ST Wingham I'renton Annex Some nearby Y ACCRA, Ghana me Minis Maemil FARNERS down to detai i Ov : va court Thu \ PR o 0 la h ten-and-les Rond: 1 i dS thout ar 1 f ( \ Unt h Ghana's Prime Minis vices Te. ¢ d 2 POP CONCERT. | e y + Se. {wame Nkrumah Fy § rl 5 rad ' It Macmillan arriy here Wed ( to begin a six-week tour Afr ca, He had wide-ranging with Nkrumah Wednesday, can problems and ar to confer with him again eo Featuring the most popular and durable cation, test, and vould have cost afternoon, 1 ..* for an appli licence. And ' ont emer terment was made ne metery, Oshawa Khrushchev Visits is "too general to be added. furs of the finest quality, expertly de- BINGO, FRIDAY NIGHT setion is. provided blr signed and manufactured in our factory HALL De at onway, and his staff today Topics dominating the talks in ST. JOHN'S school Han Aus OSHAWA AND DISTRICT REGISTERED MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION YOUNG ARTISTS RECITAL KLAINE KEILLAR JENKIN DRAMAT ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM WEDNESDA' Y, Tickets moy be ¢ h PIANIST MYR} IC SOPRANC A JANUARY 27th, & P.M clude Ghana's plan to introduce nstitution and join India Pakistan as repub cs of the Commonwealth, membe OPPOSE BOMB TESTING Ghana's opposition to the nuclear test in the Saha to be rench also were expected aised An offici issued after a 7 statement minute k belween s Wed nesday night topics dis cussed was the vast Volta River dam projec vhich, when devel- oped, Ww dd diversity to an al- ready healthy economy based on the principal staple commodity-- cocoa he two leade nat among the that Britair Il take 5a part in the project. A Burma And India MOSCOW (AP licates India du next mon The Soviet men paper Is rushe 14( been invited t V by bot Prime Minister Nehru and government of Burma the accounts did not say cepted 1s assumed invitations uid not extended and publicied acceptance had been indicate Khrushchev . is scheduled to leave Moscow about Feb. 10. He visited India and Burma in 1955 Yugoslavia, PROMPT STOVE OIL DELIVERY LANDER-STARK OIL LTD. 43 KING STREET WEST CALL OSHAWA - RA 5-3589 T5 KING ST. EAST workroom, with a background of over 52 consecutive years of experience as wholesale furriers. OPPOSITE HOTEL GENOSHA

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