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STUDENTS STUDY BUSINESS WORLD Lowry, 17, of O'Neill Cojle- giate and Vocationa! Institute, sponsored by the Lakeland Chapter of the National Office Management Association and involves 54 girls and two boys. All of them are in their final year in. high school Oshawa Times Photo A number of Oshawa high school students are studying. | the business world. Each of | are shown the office and them will spend two days in | plant of The Oshawa Times the office of. a business es-.| by Larrayne Pleau, ef the tablishment in the city. Mary | Oshawa Times' Accounting Laing, 17, (left), and Illona | Department. The program is | Co-op Housing Unit Planned A decision to form a new of families organized to work housing co-operative group in together to build their own Oshawa was announced today adequate and economical homes. by Mr. D. Clutchey, Regional) jl houses built by the mem-| Director of Housing Co- bers are constructed to CMHC operatives in Oshawa standards and are financed with} The new group would be the government mortgaged loans.) eighth consecutive group in| Because of bulk buying of| Oshawa. The last group tojjand and materials, and group) ¥ complete construction was the} control of finances and planning, | Dwyer Heights Co-operative the co-operatives have been|{ which is holding its Victory/able materially to reduce the|}.% Celebration February 2th. At) down payment required by} > present, Sun Valley Heights Co-/families. The saving is further) operative, with a membership|/reduced by the members doing of fifteen prospective builders'some of the less skilled build will erect homes this summer.|ing work themselves and by| A total of 137 homes, with aicareful scheduling of work,! marketable value of $2,192,000)which results in the most have been built in Oshawal economical use of sub con- since. the first co-operative,|tractors and suppliers. Sherwood Park, built homes in| Suppliers and contractors in the Oshawa district in 1956. the Oshawa distict have bene- Based on a principle of edu- fitted greatly by these sroupe| cation, democratic control, and Who have used local products open membership, the co-| 4nd services almost exclusively. operative method of building. 4 great deal of credit for the homes is the result of a group iMterest and success of housing ies see sat aa Bh Lan co-operatives in Oshawa is due, iMr. Clutchey said, to the en- thusiasm and wise guidance of) r | = Be SCIENCE GRADUATE Carl F. Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank . Reid, 49 Harris avenue, Oshawa, who received his bachelor of sci- ence degree recently from Western Michigan University. Mr. Reid plans to attend the Ontario College of Education next summer and teach in Canada. Major Foote . . Jail Driver Assiotan Pan Is Recovering |Gregory's church and presently |parish priest at St. Patrick's) Major John Foote, VC, for- Y Church, Wildfield, Bolton, On-' mer minister of reforms institu- Driving with a broken glass tario. tions, is in. Oshawa General in a rear light cost Floyd Smith) Guiding the new group which) Hospital recovering from a mild of Toronto, 15 days in jail here will have its initial meeting heart attack he suffered last Wednesday. February 18th at 2.00 p.m. at week. Smith pleaded guilty to a crowns ¢ Auditorium, will). His condition today was de- charge of driving while his li- Das oe of the Sun! scribed as "satisfactory". Major cence was under suspension. apa "gig operative Foote is said to be progressing The charge was laid after the ec ; Hg Vi oe Of well in hospital. accused was stopped on High- Maebacs of a eee inand | He retired from active politics way 401, Dec. 17, by an OPP | vice-président Dirk Ste an prior to the last provincial elec- constable doing a routine check Secretary Ben angenint: tron' tion and is now sheriff of the of lights. sina Ed Maxutkiewich ang| United Counties, Northumber- "Unless you come up with trustees Bob Chapman and Ray| 2% 8nd Durham. some explanation you are going! MeAvyoy. : to jail," Magistrate Robert' Anyone wishing further in- Dnieper told the accused. --_. formation may contact any of| Smith however, had nothing the above men, by phoningby Oshawa Fire Department, to offer in the way of a defence 728-8208 or by altending the|Wednesday. City ambulances of his actions. _ first meeting at.St. Gregory's answered six routine calls dur- "Fifteen days in the county! Auditorium, February 18th at/ing the 24-hour period ending at jail,' said the magistrate. '2.00 p.m. ¢ 8.30 a.m., Thursday. se FALSE ALARM One false alarm was reported PEARSON CHATS WITH YOUNG LIBERALS Opposition Leader Pearson | of Montreal who came to Otta- | attend. the day's sitting chats with a group of Young | wa Wednesday-te meet mem- | Parliament. The Liberal lead *@Liberals from the University | bers of the Opposition and | er jokingly asked the students | gallery. : fined $75 and costs or 15 days - Toronto man. of | not 'Nordair Chief Ghe Oshawa Times Visitor Here City officials met with/other complaint has been the SECOND SECTION OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1962 PAGE ELEVEN Nordair executive vice-president|aircraft used, DC3's. R. G. LeFrancois Wednesday; Meeting with Acting Mayor night for a 'general review of/Attersley and Mr. LeFrancois the airline's situation", Acting|last night at City Hall were Air- |Mayor Gordon Attersley said port Committee chairman A, V. today. Walker and City Solicitor E. G. Nordair has applied to the Air, McNeely. | |Transport Board for a "'tem- Ald. Attersley said council) 4 |porary suspension" of its daily will meet in committee to de-| i Oshawa service. The company |termine its representation at the| » ~ won its Seaway Route franchisejupcoming hearing in Ottawa last May over Quebecair Lim-|April 16 when the Air Trans- lited, on condition that it serveyport Board will rule on Nord- |Oshawa. air's plea for dropping Oshawa Nordair has complained of a from its itinerary. lack of passengers while local; Mr. McNeely was in Ottawa businessmen have complained recently to talk to ATB officials of scheduling: arriving in Mon-|who assured him that any deci-| 3 treal or Windsor late in the|sion made would be based on} morning and being unable to re-'the company's overall opera-! turn to Oshawa the same day. |tions on the Montreal-Windsor| The Chamber of Commerce run, and not just on business| has criticized Nordair for lack!generated by the port of Osh-| of promotion and publicity. An-'awa. | GM Deals, | Executives | Drove Auto For Friend While Banned Claudi Lochi, 25, of Toronto, Hold Meet was fined a total of $100 and |costs or 20 days in jail, when he appeared on two traffic. General Motors dealers repre- charges before Magistrate Rob-| senting 48 cities in the United lert Dnieper here Wednesday. (States and Canada concluded a; ; Charged with driving while|three-day meeting Wednesday jhis licence was under suspen-|with top General Motors execu- 'sion and failing to report an ac-|tives in the winter session of; * jcident, Lochi pleaded guilty to the GM President's Dealer Ad- the first charge and not guilty visory Council at Detroit. to the second. The charges! fifteen General Motors were laid after an accident ON eeytives conferred with the Highway 401, Jan. 5. dealers in an exchange and| Lochi told the court he did geyelopment of ideas on how} not have a car of his own, but petter ta serve retail customers.| had been asked to take the|piscussions centred around fac- wheel of a friend's car to check tory-dealer policies and other jout a mechanical fault in his) matters of mutual interest were capacity as a mechanic. The car reviewed. had left the highway and came to rest in a ditch. He said he resenting both large and could not remember. a previous) medium-sized cities in the Unit: en Sy ae ir ed Siaies and 11 dealers from » . Canadian cities participated in Oe a ident 3 had the meetings. Formerly known rae > ie Sowaruek me ip as the GM Dealer Council, the fie eating args - had Pipe program was instituted by GM 4 , in 1934 in the interest of more jappeared. He had gone to two ile ' i police stations to ask about the geen oe ee ianle factory jcar but had been told to return . 3 iwith the owner. GM executives at the meet- } | The day the accident occur-| iM8 included Frederic G. Don- lred, he had been in the car withimer. Cha mee of General |his brother-in-law, who had bor-|Motors Corporation and FE. H. lrowed the car. The accused ad-| Walker, president and general mitted, however, that the owner Manager of GM of ¢ anada of the car had actually given) Members of the President's the keys to him in person. Dealer Advisory Council Cana- On the first charge he was dian Group present were: fined Conrad Belisle of Belisle Auto- in jail and on the second $25\ mobiles Limited, Ottawa; Harry eXx- INSTALL § installing | Lakeview Park despite the wintry A sewers area, crew is In Thirty-seven GM dealers rep- busy | sewers in a city the size of eT t/and costs or five days. He was Dickson of Dickson Motors Ltd John R, Ferris of Red Deer |Motors (Canada) Ltd, Red| |Deer;, Hugh LL. Macaulay of By Explanation | Y fax; Allan H. Trout of Mid-City "It sounds like an honest ex- Motors (1950) Ltd., Saskatoon; planation, so I'll keep the fine! John D. Umphrey of London given 30 days to pay the fines.|Winnipeg; Robert M. Everson of Montreal Buick Ltd., Montreal; | Fine Reduced York Mills. Pontiac Ltd., To-| ronto; Eric G. Teasdale of Cita-| del Motors (1957) Limited, Hali- JACK A. MANN to a minimum. $25 and costs or/Motor Products (1955) Ltd., 10 days," Magistrate Robert London; Maxwell J. Webster of Dnieper said Wednesday, in Queenston Motors (1957) Ltd.,| Will Keep Oshawa ourt, in sentencing a Hamilton: J. Norval Willson of | 'Records Of | Ontario Motor Sales Itd., Osh- Archie James Gibson pleaded awa, and Evan M. Wolfe of guilty to unlawfully having Wolfe Chevrolet-Oldsmobile |liquor in a place other than his Ltd., Vancouver, jresidence. oe eects ceunnaring | Membership BIRTHDAYS was found in his car. He told the} Congratulations and best court he had a case of beer in| wishes to the following resi- | the car but it had burst' open and the bottles scattered when dents of Oshawa and district who are celebrating their the 'car rolled over. The other bottles were lost in the snow, he! birthdays today: Patsy King, 605 Somer- said | "IT was going to visit a friend ville Ave. Phone 723-3474, in Port Perry. That's why I had the beer in my car,' Gibson Fined 5175 On2Cha n arges xr. Company auto supply and |sporting goods store in the Six told the magistrate. "Were you going to drink the beer there?" His Worship asked. 'We would very likely have drunk it during the evening," the accused replied. Leonard Gray, RR 2, Port Points Shopping Plaza, Toronto Perry, was fined a total of $175\and was, for some years, head and costs or 20 days in jail,)* Sele ses |when convicted on two charges|ries Construction iby Magistrate Robert Dnieper|1oronto. in Oshawa Magistrate's Court! Mr. Mann's duties here will Wednesday jinclude the keeping of C of C | The es wae membership records, 'membet- Jack A. Mann, 27, formerly of Toronto, has been appointed membership manager of the Oshawa Chamber of Commerce. He, with his wife Florence and three-year-old son, Ray- mond, will be making their j|home at 586 Cartier avenue here. Born at Kapuskasing, Mr. Mann graduated from the Aurora High School. Prior to} his appointment to the Oshawa Chamber of Commerce secre-! tariat, he managed the Toronto \4 ES : ae Before going to Stedman's, he SOVIET AREA was manager of the Handy The Soviet Union with a total area of 8,598,000 square miles! is 14.6 per cent of the earth's! total land area. Company of > mi peti fi Pagsrny services and he will serve nid etter & chase. Sun oe tne administrative assistant to | se, Jan. 24, iChamber G ral Manager speeds up to 65 miles per hour,|nouglas A : wither . on snow-covered roads in Whit- nates ne by Township. | Constable Douglas Robinson,| 1 | |OPP, testified he chased the ac- Trouble Piled Up cused's car after he had ignor-| . ed a signal to switch from high| On Weddin Da beam to low. The accused had g Y refused to stop on two occa-| Ronald Gordon Gibson, 22, of sions when he flashed the crui-|Prince Albert, was married on| ser light as he drew alongside! Jan. 5. He also ran into the back) the other car. of another car on Highway 2 in Both cars were sliding from Whitby Township. one side of the road to the) pleading guilty to a careless other in the chase. The con-'driving charge in Oshawa Mag- Stable said he estimated a safe jctrate's Court, Wednesday, Gib- speed, under the road condi-| son explained that he had a lot ar wile tee ae been about! of things on his mind that day.| 40 f re "What 'were you thinkin The constable added that he abeuth sian Mepistrate Leyct found four bottles of beer in the! or+ Dnieper. jcar when he finally succeeded'... ae E " lin stopping: it What I was supposed to do, | Gray was fined $150 and costs the accused replied. jor 15 days in jail on the care- 'ae missed one thing and jless driving charge and $25 and|it's going to cost you $50 and jcosts or five days on a charge Costs or 15 days, said the mag- jof unlawfully having liquor in istrate a place other than his resi- dence. FEWER BIRTHS | VICTORIA (CP)--British Co- ATOMIC PLANT |lumbia's birth rate declined in The Savannah River Atomic 1961 for the fourth year in a leaflets on the 'project in South Carolina ex-'row. The rate was °23.2 per the House tends 27 miles along the river 1.000, compared with 25 in the --CP Wirephoto jand covers 315 square miles. |previous year. to throw government from ¥ weather. The job of installing | | sibine track on Queen street east| miles. In 1887 this distance was Jane street Stedman's Depart-|_ jment Store for six years. F EWERS IN LAKEVIEW AREA accommodate crowds of 10,000 up for picnics, etc. It is espe- cially popular with groups from Toronto. --Oshawa Times Photo Oshawa is a never-ending one and such scenes as the above are not unusual. Lakeview Park is one of the largest recreational parks of its kind in the Toronto area and can Queen's Plate Run At Whitby winning of the 50 guineas com- One of the big attractions of! wi ( 0 prising the Queen's Plate Prize. the racing season in Ontario is the annual running of ihe} Newspaper files of that -date Queen's Plate. On this occasion|refer to the Whitby race as be- |thousands of racing fans gathering a 244 mile dash covering land cheer their favorites on to'2.5414 minutes which would | mighty fa ng. Ontario victory. | The Queen's Plate was run for|Jockey Club records mention distance as 1% Traffic Fines Totalled $385 Fines totalling $385 were le- vied for the following traffie offences on pleas of guilty Wednesday in Oshawa Magis- trate's Court. James F. Begley, Ajax, $10 and costs, defective brakes; Robert E. Cosborn, Toronto, $5 and costs, tail lght; Andrew Bellak, 24 Charles street, $10 and costs, speeding; Normand Rouselle, Toronto, $15 'and costs, speeding; Michael Nott, Toronto, $10 and. costs, speed- ing. Gerald A. Mallory, Jarrie, $10 and costs, crossing boule- vard; Gaetan Guillematte, Tor- onto, trailer light, $5 and costs; Arthur Wheeler, Toronto, and costs, overload; Rollo Sca- vetta, Toronto, $23 and costs, overload; Douglas Hill, Toronto, $46 and costs, overload; Nino Liberatore, Toronto, $50 and costs, overload; Rudolph Pim- perl, Toronto, $50 and costs, overload. Floyd Smith, Toronto, $5 and costs, rear light; Edward W. Branton, Belleville, $5 and costs, identification lamps; Alex Yarmie, Ajax, $5 and costs, identification lamps; James A. Quinn, Gormley, $5 and costs, identification lamps; Robert Cochrane, Ajax, $10 and costs, speeding; Jacob A. Bob- \T ing; . Player, Toronto, $10 and costs, unsafe vehicle, Church Women Plan February Meeting By IVY THOMPSON DUNBARTON -- Two little baby girls baptized during the United Church services recents ly were: Terry Eileen, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Westlake and Sandra Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Todd, received the sacrament of in- fant baptism. The Hi-C group conducted a |special service with the choir of Dunbarton - Pickering High School taking part'in the serv- ice recently. The afternoon unit of the Unit- ed Church women met recently at the "church with 14 in -at- many years at the Old Wood-|the original in Toronto and in recent years|reduced to 1% miles and in at the New Woodbine track,|1924 still further reduced to 1% jnear Malton. miles. A clipping sent to The Osh 19,000 SPECTATORS awa Times by Mrs. Jeonard) Prince Arthur, later the Duke Richer, 242 Golf street, Oshawa, |of Connaught, was expected at reveals the race was run_at|Whitby geo a mopcseines, . many 0! em from Toronto, Whitby ao May 24, 1870. The) were on hand to watch the race. clipping, in addition to an inter-|/ His Royal Highness did not at- vesting story, contains a draw-| tend ing of the Whitby track during the running of the race. MOVEABLE FEAST | The picture accompanying |Mrs. Richer's clipping shows " Richey' Hieicg wate the costumes and equipages of Mrs. icner s C. 0 Ss that for nearly a quarter of a the favored spectators. 'The century the Queen's Plate was|!adies afoot all had panniers, somewhat of a '"'moveable|bustles and bonnets. The ladies feast', the plate passing from/on horses rode side saddle. Place to place. Inaugurated first Their mounts and those draw- in 1860-at Carlton -- now in-). Fe ; corporated in Toronto's -west,i"& carriages were adorned with end--it continued there for) flowing tails. years. It was subsequently run) It was not until 1883 that the . Guelph, London, Hamilton,/Queen's Plate became an annual he Catharines and at the old toronto attraction. In that year Newmarket Race Course",/Lord Lorne, believing that the which is today part of Toronto's race would be run "more in ac- Danforth residential district. |cord with Her Majesty's wishes In the race at Whitby Jack\if permanently established and Bell, a dark horse, beat the/controlled at the headquarters favorite Terror and a field ofjof the Ontario Jockey Club at 10. In those 'rare old, fair old)Toronto', arranged that: it golden days", there was no should "revert to and not again large purse that went with the|leave the Queen City". tendance and led by Mrs. Eliza- beth Hollinger. Plans were jmade. for the general meeting to be held on Feb. 15 at 2 p.m at the church. Miss Evelyn Westgate will be the speaker and Mrs. Vera Freeman, the soloist. A baby sitter is being provided so mothers of young children can attend. The evening unit of the UCW led by Mrs. Violet Carey held its meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Winnie Mitchell. Movies were shown of Jamaica and also the 150th Anniversary of Pickering Township by Mrs. Betty Harpell. Election of Unit Officers were made and plans were made for choosing a name for the unit. The next meeting is on March 7 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Collins of Pine drive. Anyone interested in joining this group is invited to attend at 8 p.m. The evening unit of the UCW led by Mrs. Ivy Thomp- son met at the church for its first meeting, following the Kiwanis dinner which they served. U.S. SEAL The United States Seal erigi- nated on July 5, 1776, now has over 3,000 formal documents annually. RARE & shipper for the Associated Quar-|; LOOK MA! -- IT'S REALLY inches of snow that have fall- en on the area since last November. Temperatures in the town have dipped as far as 50 below. Warm-blooded *K Two cool chicks from 'Tim- mins., Ont., decided today they'd get a sun tan the hard way hence a swim-suit | frolic in a few' of the 120 } SNOW snow-girls are Florence O'Malley (left) and Lynda Laviolette, both a sweet and somewhat shivering sixteen. --CP Wirephote