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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, June 30, 1962 | GOOD EVENING By JACK GEARIN ICNIC TO DRAW 30,000 -- SMITH CP piesldeat Malcolm Smith of Local 222, UAW-CLC, doesn't often go out on a limb and make predictions, but he did just oday: ee cradliied that the 16th annual picnic of the Local-- iuled for Saturday, July 14 in Lakeview Park -- will draw a crowd in excess of 30,000. What's the reason? "It's because of the in- crease in our membership ranks the past 12 months," he said. "We're somewhere around 12,700 now and that's up 2,000 from last year. Don't forget some of our members bring as many as five and six children." Mr. Smith and his execu- tive staff are busy making plans for a crowd that size and have included such items as the following on the menu: 3,200 dozen Dixie cups of ice cream; 750 cases of po- tato chips( 36 bags in each case); 1,900 cases of pop; 12,000 sticks of candy floss. There will be the usual draw for a Chevrolet and Pontiac. The budget has been set MALCOLM SMITH at approximately $15,000. Mr. Smith (not ordinarily an effusive man) waxes elo- quent these days when he talks about the July. 14 picnic, its many attractions and potential size. The big show will be held July 21, rained out on the previous date. FITTINGS MAN HAS UNIQUE RECORD What a record this is! Fred Reid, of the maintenance department at Fittings Lid., retired Friday after 38 years of consecutive service. He was never late, absent or ill in that time. He is 70 . The Board of Transport Commis- sioners said this week that there is yet no indication when its decision will be available regarding the removal of the King street CNR tracks in Oshawa (as proposed by the City). The Board sat here for two days Jast March to hear the City's application MAYOR THOMAS PLANS VISIT IN ABERDEEN Mayor Christine Thomas and her husband, T. D. my' Thomas will leave by air July 16 for a four-week over- seas holiday. Her Worship will visit in Aberdeen, her former home town before she came to Canada in 1929; "Tommy" will also spend some time in Cardiff, Wales, his former hme town. .. . Alderman Albert V. Walker and his wife will also fly Juliy 16 for a 30-day tour of the Continent -- he is chair- man of the property committee. . . . Douglas Crosley, son of Mr. and. Mrs. F. L: Crosley, of 792 Grierson avenue, will be featured each Tuesday at 4 p.m. on Channel 6--CBC-TV on "Swing Along'. He sings popular songs and has a three- month contract for this show. . . . Oshawa's two public swim- ming pools are scheduled to open Monday, according to Wes Ogden of CRA. The new Rotary pool is definitely ready to open, but some work must be completed on the Somerset pool (in the way of new filters) but no delay was expected. COUNCIL MOVES WITH HASTE ON CENTRE PLAN There is no desire here to attempt to throw cold water on the proposed upcoming marriage between City Council and the hard-working, four-man group known as the Oshawa Mem- orial Centre executive committee. The latter has been trying to woo the former into the arena and .community centre business in a big way. It's been doing a pretty fair job, according to advance notices. Rarely does Council move with such haste. The marriage will be officially solemnized Tuesday night in open Council, under the lights, unless, of course, several of the principals suffer a drastic change of heart, which is unlikely. The merger will bring joy to the hearts of many, but there could be some real pitfalls ahead. The committee will likely get the green light to go ahead and embark on its $1,000,000 fund-raising campaign (which appears to be reasonably certain of success) -- if the commit- tee could turn the centre over to the City debt-free, the latter would then act as owner-operator and thus be financially responsible for all annual deficits, regardless of size. In an age when sizeable community centre deficits are the rule rather than the exception, this can be an alarming thought. Oshawa definitely needs an arena, even a community centre of the kind proposed, and there has been plenty of vocal support for such a project these last few months. The City is growing. Many 'of our hockey players and skaters must travel elsewhere for ice. The Boston Bruins have prom- ised a strong junior "A" club to carry the City's colors. There areo ther valid and attractive reasons This does not alter the fact that Council should proceed with extreme caution Tuesday before it commits the over- burdened taxpayers to an expenditure that could be heavy Oshawa needs such a centre (as it needs various other essen- tial services) -- the question is: Can it afford to pay for it ifthings go wrong financially? It is easy to paint a rosy, enthusiastic picture about the community centre and arena business today if the over-all provincial picture is ignored The Peterborough Memorial Centre had a dificit pf ap- proximately $23,000 last year; it is bound to get worse before it gets better in this TV age Delegates at the annual convention of the Ontario Arena Association in Kingston last week were constantly reminded of one grim fact -- it is becoming increasingly difficult to Operate at a profit during the summer months, even with strong attractions as Don Messer and His Jubilees (who drew a disappointing 600 in Oshawa last week) and Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. More than 9 percent of the civic-owned arenas in On- tario today operate under an annual deficit, some of which are sizeable (Belleville's was $11,500 last year) Guelph Memorial Centre operated in-the black last year only because of one thing -- its bingo revenue. Should the overburdened taxpayers of Oshawa be com- mitted to such a hazardous financial undertaking before they ia had a good opportunity to study the project care- uly? There is a need for extreme caution. The Bruins held a heart-warming, good-will dinner here Wednesday. City Council held a special meet Tuesday to discuss the commit- tee's proposal -- more than likely it will be passed Tuesday. Has Council studied the. matter long enough? Such subjects may be unpleasant now -- they can be @ lot more so after the die is: cast and the point-of-no-return is |WHY BORR incidentally, if it is "Tom- 7 SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, relicble Ges ler in your oreo. Dee 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 Ls | Tt pays to tape. No Ask him a TO BUY FURNITURE? He can save you a lot of time. No red IAC TIME PURCHASE PLANS Told Friends 'Had 2 Votes, -Enumerator TORONTO (CP) -- A 19-year- old high school student told an inquiry into alleged election ir- regularities in Toronto Trinity riding that she was accepted without question as an enum- erator. j,»Barbara MacFarlane, a ing she was too young to vote but didn't know she was too young to be an enumerator. She said she "had some thoughts about her age but when she told them at the re- turning officer's headquarters that she could only enumerate after high school classes, "they said it was okay." Special commissioner E. J. |Wright is presiding at the hear- ing. Terry Lepofsky, another Trin- ity enumerator, told the i quiry he found out 'he wasn't qualified after he boasted to friends he had two votes. He thought he would have two voles, as he did in municipal! elections, because he owns. pro- perty in Trinity riding and lives in North York. MOTHER JOINED HIM His mother, Mrs, Freda Lep- ofsky, she knew she couldn't vote in: Trinity but thought she could enumerate there because of the family-owned property Don: H. Newell said he gave the address of a friend's aunt who lives in Trinity riding be- cause he was told he could only become an enumerator there if Dr. A. W. Thomson, one of The letter, one of a series " : A y . being mailed tu doctors by the the we Aariors add Cente commission, contained what Saskatchewan community of Dr, Thomson called at a pub- Watrous who are closing their | lic meeting "'a facetious state offices after Saturday to avoid ment"'. practising under the govern- INTERPRETING THE NEWS ment's compulsory medical care insurance plan, waves a newsletter sent to him and all other doctors in the province by the Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission. | --CP Wirephoto Quebec City Drawbridge Up = §Spruces Up On Immigrants For Birthday ssi" s : oe ,,, OTTAWA (CP) -- Restoration cused Friday of tell ng an un- ' Ry DOUG MARSHALL jane sorting lly apeiell lal ofof the historic heart of Quebec' qualified Trinity Ginerning ta Canadian Press Staff Writer standard of living Reng i City has been approved by the|use two different slendtsrke on Britain hoists her LARUEEA: the United Pe Hs ig Pi Canadian Centenary Council as 'ejection documents so the man tion drawbridge Sunday and jumped to 5,000 a month from , possible project for Canada's could enumerate two polling di- ends the era oy pnpontroved ea 200 a year 100th birthday celebrations in visions 9g Pe ck a bg COLOR BAR DENIED Oe bist of beslete eben: ta e entineratorn coeanae wealih immigrants that began' The government denies. that tt : ice calintt -- ay cdi: could enumerate two polling di- lafter the July 1 deadline was the. new pet isin any: Wey § ies I Py a4 Tatars the "The » srator, Ken announced last April reached a color bar but argues that Brit- ighadeh : * 7 4 ny dhe ne JC OPATOT enneth mele deving nol ve days.|ain simply cannot absorb any|80Vernment and other agencies|Lloyd Carson, 28, described pa gh Re gh kag bb more people and maintain so- 20. ATTY out was made public /himself as "president of a po- scheduled to arrive Saturday on|cial and economic stability. foo ON Elliott of Ottawa litical organization. j . W right veh Neves ' S1Lh awa, told him not to ntify the special flights from the Far} Most Britons will watch the chairman of the council's pro-| party East, Africa, the Mediterranean|drawbridge go up with regret.| oram-research committee, said pen: and the West Indies. It is part of the closing stages ak list includes such schemes Hundreds of others, particul-jof a 300-year experiment with| 55 a fellowship and scholarship arly from Pakistan, have been| empire. program, emphasis on the role jarriving on scheduled air flights) London would like to be the of youth, community centre de- jand channel boats. A group of new Rome, welcoming all her velopments and establishing a Cypriots reported dashing/far-flung sons as free and equal! national centre for advanced across France by! train after|citizens. But the world has study in the social sciences and ship was delayed in the Medi- grown larger and the gap be-| humanities in Ottawa. terranean. tween the developed and under-, The council, representing a aS i RESTRICT ENTRY developed nations wider. cross-section of Canadians, acts ' OT oe A : : Ar : Bg a After Sunday only: those who Britain has been forced, re- as .a clearing house of centen- sue mag § a bg -- hold work vouchers. have skills|!U¢t!@ntly, to examine her im- ary project ideas that govern- Hull, Que., ved Pace i ni ' | dents will be able to| Migrants more closely and en- ments, communities, associa-/on $10,000 bail Fri ay o} owing ee hghy cr "gre h 46 h sure they can look after them- tions, companies or individuals his arrest on a coroner's war- potest liags Y Inte Me. mother selves. may find suitable to carry out.'rant in connection with the Feb The number of immigrants has doubled to 14,500 a month since 1960, Some 450,000 British isubjects have settled in Britain from the Commonwealth in the last seven years. Most of these immigrants are poor and unskilled, and they will be the first to find them- |selves out of work if a slump j|comes is No Destihan WEATHER FORECAST On Election | Cooler Sunday me," Doster Ban | Mainly Sunny hard-pressed to find aeccommo- Official forecasts issued by;ing. Warm and humid today Grade 13 student, told the hear-| 5 ;|minion within the British Com- Doctor On Bail In Babys Death Jamaican Premier Appeals For Funds. | NEW YORK (CP)--Sir Wil-) liam Alexander Bustamante says Jamaica, which becomes 'independent Aug. 6, needs for- eign capital to develop industry and agriculture and combat un- 'employment that totals about 18 per cent of the island's popula- tion of 1,600,000. "We are a safe country to in- vest in," the Jamaican premier told a press conference here |Friday. "We will accept loans from all the Western coun- |tries."" But he sai dhe would not accept aid from Russia. . Bustamante said he is in the process of, negotiating a Jong- term, low-interest loan from the United States. Wednesday the premier met with President Kennedy and U.S. officials in | Washington, Premier Bustamante said Ja- |maica will join the Organization of American States and take its place in other regional as well as world bodies on gaining in- dependence. "We aim Magazine Editor Quits In to become a do- | } three-day-old oe BOLAHOOD LISTS ONLY --TO SELL! -- Times have changed. The successful realtor NOW lists to SELL. Experience must be recog- nized by both; buyer and seller otherwise... MQ SALE! 9 YEARS OF SELLING EXPERIENCE WHEN YOU LIST WITH JOHN A. J. BOLAHOOD | LIMITED -- REALTOR 725-6544 ---- CEMENT WORK Patios Our Specialty @ WALKS = @ STEPS © CURBS @ BLOCK LAYING Saiurday Night magazine have of the 75-year-old ation, the who were Arnold Geliner, associate editor; Ray Irving, contributing pel Ps, » 'We don't agree with the edi- right-wing, Social Credit stuff - Mr. Baiden said the proposed a 'Social Credit rag." |monwealih having the same signed, but he has no interest he said comment on the future of the Case Remanded fence treaty with the US. "Ja.| ase eman issue a statement Tuesday. clared. Ont., on charges of grand iar- been losing. money for some The 24-year-old singer, ar- The Canadian claims a circu- $2,800 and trying to obtain §3,- Sietner terre eeiraee OTTAWA (CP)--Space traf-|tody, was given a mental ex- Toronto Man Defence Command headquar-|report have been disclosed. keeping track of 121 objects in space. The figure now has risen TORONTO (CP) -- Roy Wil- . . rockets and pieces of ct Additional Year hare 2 'i boosters and the like in orbit.| BRANTFORD (CP) --One of |< arge of theft involving nearly . : A : > } aa ; July 5 for sentence. tabs on all these things so that|Farm Thursday night have been|" ps yield q it can determine immediately|sentenced to a year in reform- The Canadian Tire clerk was ' Paes, Us jhomes while earning $70 a week pleaded guilty Friday before| Magistrate John T. Shillington, |{F more than a year before po- hrask Lataee json told the court and Magis- tering when he thea = *"4 "lirate TS. Elmore the discov- from the recreation area. March, 1961 followed the inves- a dak ek His companions, Willi a m/| ation of a woman on & pos- the public Peace charge. rested at the conclusion of an|S", are still on the loose. sete ane ee linquest here Thursday night,;) a T a t Sit Gentry had been supporting ther. gence" in the death of Jean ouris 1 e Bussiere, son of an unwed Ot- |Quebec medical licence be re- | voked. appearance before Magistrate) STE. LUCE, Que. (CP)--An |L. A. Sherwood. He was re-/old farina mill, whose darkling, where future hearings will be|nickers, is being placed under held. The baby was born Feb.|the jurisdiction of the provincial; hospital. jaside for camping and the Dr. Simard was arrested on|nioyment of visitors. The Ste. Hull sici *+g]. | County. need é We ceo nani Its solid masonry was erected i : "6 ; the abolition of the seigneurial| was caused by 'excessive pres- : : sure of forceps" when the }:- system in 1896 birth. It said the baby died of|apout 195 miles east of Quebec brain hemorrhage followed by|~" wehigads mother, 27 - year - old Ger-| arda Bussiere, said she had) for another $209. Dr. Andre Nuyens, TORONTO (CP) -- Six mem- n over merger with a new public; 'in ed Friday ; edi- tor and one, _ M. Magladry, assistant editor: and John A. torial policies of the Cana ha and we're suspicious of the Magazine, to be called Cana- Associate editor Kildaire A. EDINBOROUGH jstatus as Canada, Nigeria, Aus- in the Canadian. Bustamante also said Ja- two magazines. He said his maica stands between Castro NEW YORK (CP) -- The case Mr. Bishop said earlier this . -------- ceny Was again postponed Fri-'time and a merger would make 5 Traffi pace raf 1¢ rested April 8, is charged wiih lation of 50,000 and Saturday 200 from an opera singer. fie has nearly tripled in the | amination at Bellevue Hospiial T k 14 akes $14,000 ters at Colorado Springs, Colo.,| ---- t t 300. include o more than 300. They include liam Gentry, 27, of Toronto, NORAD, a joint Canada-|three prisoners who escaped $14,000 from Canadian Ure Cor- when any new object, possibly|atory for escaping custody. |#>!€ to support twe women, two Tupper had served about three | ce discovered his secret, He was arrested two hours, °'Y that Gentry had been cash- i ; | baby. Thompson, 20, of Petrolia and convicted of the gun charge after a coroner's jury found tawa mother. The coroner's Taken Over | No charge was read to Dr. manded to July 6 when the'stream and velvet banks have 23 in a clinic at nearby Aylmer, |tourist bureau a warrant issued by coroner Dr, |Luce mill is considered one of Haughter." in seigneurial times and the mill/ fant was delivered and by lack} Luce 'lies on: the : south pneumonia. r paid Dr. Simard $200 before the | professor of obstetrics at bers of the editorial staft of resigned in protest fortnightly Baiden, executive editor; John Kenneth McNaught and said Mr. Edinbor "It's magazine's backing." dian Saturday Night, will be Dobbs said he has not yet re- tralia, and other dominions," Picton Singer Owner Percy Bishop declined maica hopes to negotiate a de- firm, Fengate Publishing, will and the Panama Canal," he de- Of Charles Kingsley of Picton, month that Saturday Night had day to Aug, 14 it a stronger publication. swindling his singing teacher of Night 80,000. Figure Triples ney g P. Kingsley, who is held in cus- last year. North American Air | but no details of his probation reports that a year ago it was! p D From Company earth satellites, burned - out pleaded guilty Friday to United States command, keeps|from the Burtch Industrial | Poration and was remanded to hostile, joins the group. James Tupper, 22, Hamilton, | Children and maintain two months of a one-year term for| Det. Sgt. William H. Fergu- after he and two others dashed | "8 Phony vouchers since |session of a gun dangerous to The bearded doctor was ar- Max Palmerston 46, of Wind- June 21 and told police that him "guilty of criminal negli- |jury recommended that his By Provi Simard during his brief court y rovince court is expected to decide|long been a favorite with piec- ue., and died in an Ottawa. The attractive site will be set Roger Rouleau which said the|the prettier spots in Rimouski The coroner's jury said death|CoMtinued 'to operate even after of professional care following shore of the St,. Lawrence, During the inquest, the | birth and was later sent a bill! tawa University, assistant | Ot-| -- Work Recommendations Supplied CALL BERT McLEAN 723-2867 than three times the usual pay- ment to a specialist for deliv. ery and for care before and! after birth. } FAMOUS TEAM Arthur S. Sullivan, the com-| poser, died in 1900, and W. S.| Gilbert, the librettist, died in ) 1911. | | FOR A QUALITY HOME... LOOK FOR FOLEY PLUMBING INSTALLATION --- Announces -- SUMMER Camp and G FRED DeNURE BUS LINE Camp Samac, Kedron, Kiwanis Tuesday, July 3rd FOR JULY AND AUGUST Come out and see LIMITED SERVICE | a OR eke how Braemor is grow- ing . . . Where homes are individually designed at sensible Prices. eneva Park is Special Fare ! !--Fo finance through your dealer. es additional security needed. etc., to Camp Samac--Il0c each way r Students, Scouts dation for its own population let) TORONTO (CP) -- Judgment the Toronto weather office at turning cooler this evening. Sun- alone the newcomers. Housing| Was reserved for two weeks by'5 am: day mainly sunny, winds light. shortages, acute since the war,|4 magistrate in suburban) Synopsis: Cocler air is ad- Georgian Bay, Haliburton re- have been aggravated in most Lambton Mills Friday on the) yvancing southward into North- gions: Cloudy with a few iso- urban areas. right of a municipality to ban) ern Ontario. The cool air is ex- Jated showers this morning. The flow into Britain began|the use of election posters on' pected to continue to move clearing and turning cooler this lin earnest 10 years ago when|private land. southward until it covers all of afternoon. Mainly clear tonight jthe United States closed its Lawyer F. Andrew Brewin,| Ontario by Sunday, preceded by and Sunday. winds light. jdoor on West Indians. Since;New Democratic Party mem-|considerable cloudiness and Timagami, Algoma regions, then the number of West Indi- ber of Parliament for Toronto scattered showers or thunder- North Bay, Sudbury, Sault Ste. | - Greenwood, is defending the showers. Marie: Cloudy clearing this = case of Charles Millard, prose- Lake St- Clair, Lake Erie, morning. Cooler. Clear tonight Children Barred cuted by Etobieoke Township Lake Huron, Niagara, Lake On- and Sunday, winds light. for having two signs on_ his tario regions; Windsor, London, White River, Cochrane re- 7 lawn. cloudiness today. with a few gions: Sunny today and Sunday, | From Communion Mr. Brewin charged that an Scattered showers or thun- cooler, winds light. | od |Etobicoke Township bylaw ban- der showers clearing this even- | Worries Church ning election posters is a vio- : W Pape temperature eee eae : ny.(lation of the Bill of Rights, the Windsor DETROIT (AP) -- Some wor-|pritish North America Act, the Mother. Charged St. Thomas . ried fencers has oe vee Canada Election Act and Cana-| ' London ..... ori e widesprea rolestant ; ed Kitchener practice that bars children from en mee, gy national In Child § Death Wingham . partaking of the Lord's SUPPET.| director of the United Stec}-| DUNNVILLE, Ont. (CP)--A Mount Forest . "Admission to holy commun-| workers of America, refused to id-vear-ola Petia hae been | Hamilton ; ion should occur at an earlier/comply with a township request|.., idea daa i St. Catharines % : % charged with manslaughter in rp, { age .. . a study commission|ig remove signs on his lawn!the death of her 10-months-old oro"! jtold the newly-merged Lutheran] during the election campaign. child "| Peterborough ...... 5 Church in America Friday. John Herron, township coun- The : as laid Frid _ Trenton ' Delegates authorized a full-|sel, said the planning section Fi ny s Thi wee lait a ite Killaloe scale review of the situation. |the Municipal Act authorizes! spre en. Hilten The yb neg At present, most baptized) Municipalities to pass bylaws|y nia Mae Hilton, died in par itt Protestant children are noi al-|Tegulating the use of land and!iamiton General Hospital June| fariton .. lowed to share the Lord's sup-|the erection of any sign was|7 of complications arising from|Kapuskasi i saatie in| Part of that use. Re ; | Kapuskasing ad pie ney are fort in| DATE of ies head injuries suffered Jan. 6.|White River .... the church or make a_ profes- : ' : Site sion of faith, at the age of about | oath itton | we Appear ne coe M 12 Hotels Can Sell. frastncs sumtin. asgeey| bowl Sie atari... This is the custom for Luth- Li I [ee ee NBS eran, Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian and several other iquor n Rooms | denominations that have infant) TORONTO (CP) Twenty- baptism. - four hotels in Ontario were au- Since members are ncorpor- thorized Friday by the Liquor! ated fully into the church in| Licence Board of Ontario to baptism," then they also are!serve liquor by the glass in jentitled to 'the privilege of re-| rooms. e jceiving the Lord's supper," the! The ruling affects hotels in| jcommission said. Toronto, Hamilton, London, Ni- The commission suggested| agara Falls, Belleville, Ottawa, that children, by age 10 and! Peterborough' and Windsor. after instruction on the mean- Bats I Na ing of communion and who are| jaccompanied by adults, be al-! |lowed to take part in the sup- SWIMMING |per prior to confirmation. | This would be a radical de- INSTRUCTION |parture from general Protestant jcustom, which makes confirma- lien @° deareatanie, at the Municipal and : Somerset Swimming Pools OW MONEY 'trot Registration for Classes Children's Learn-To-Swim -- Wednesday, july 4th--9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon Adult Learn-To-Swim -- Wednesday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. af the Municiza! Pool bout his ROYAL LIFE SAVING BRONZE MEDALLION Thursday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Somerset Pool REGISTRATION IS LIMITED--REGISTER ON THESE DATES For Information Call 725-1111 PORT PERRY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OSHAWA -- 723-2241 A COMMUNITY OF FRIENDLY PEOPLE -- SO CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT -- 985-2132 STEVENSON RD. N. AND ANNAPOLIS AVE. i) is