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| y 4 WIN FIRST PLACE IN CONTEST In the re contest h rling 1 Col- Insti- ent haton tw O'Ne legiate and Vocationz d at the tute these majorettes won first place awards Henning CAPSULE NEWS Brenda Mrs, C Bowmanville Hen won Mc and Mr ning and linton who Penny Mr Oshawa the novice solo Mullen, daughter of Mrs. J. McMullen who won the novic ar Renaming Cape Irks Residents DISLIKE CAPE KENNEDY, Fila The-city of Cape the Greater Commerce of renaming Florida dent . Johnson about The the chamber adopted resolutions Wedne the change to ( Kennedy from Cape : It was all right to desi the 'mis sile centre in 'honor of the late president it did not named. CHRISTWAS WITH LEPER ROME (AP) -- Paul - Emile Cardinal Leger, archbishop of NEW NAME (AP) Canaveral and Cocoa Chamber of do not like the idea this ye on the and Presi- going to t east coast and similar opposing town council day ape ate want. the Montreal, left for Africa Thurs-'Kent, cousin of the day night to pers spend Christma The Roman Cath e, who had been | Vaticane il which recessed ried by p a, An aide said visit. 10. Af re there imenical Wed ane for an are leper colonies, He did not name them SEEK BOSTON others of JFK LIBRARY (AP) The the pre of Harvard y ned a fund John two dont head Un nz drive to dy will belon Kenne mem Annour 1 © $6,000,008 t tion conferenc Robert NAZIS IN .EGYPT VANCOUVER (CP) Riv! Israel's consul to Canada Say more: than 700 tists working of the are hatred for told a pre rae about PAAR WANTS YORK OUT \P) Jack on .performer to quit was anars fused to extend 5 it Frida min gent 4 ys t 90 es u OFFICER VIENTIANE as KILLED AP Po ipita fire from } als -re- AN-CHURCHILL FILM !W YORK (AP) A' plan liti-million dol tion on the Cat ( ro ducer and d 0 d a the rights to two autobigraphical the council said, but come out cape re- football for The clot has bothered Hope for;ued to climb during November years - Queen, -|Princess A collided Laos works had been purchased as a basis for the film price Vas not disclosed. Fo the film would cover the 46 years of Sir Winston's life and depict his experiences as a oldier and war ema correspondent HOPE WITH RAMS SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Bob pital Thursday for treatment of ane G2 | median Hope entered hos- a blood clot! on the eft retina of his Hope said he hopes to fit. enough to Los eye play Angeles Rams DUKE HOME LONDON (AP)--The Duke of Queen,.ar from Hong duchess for celebration of duches Marg rived in London Kong with. the the' usual roya Christma The Prince xanic ecting'. babies next four famili Ww spe mas at Sandring Queen's home Kents have been in Hong a year. He was s ing Scots Greys The The Kon with the regiment ham country Royal there BRENTANO MENDING MUNICH (AP) von Brentano, former minister of West Ge Heinrich foreign rmany, was 1 reported much improved -Friday after removal of a throat. Von Br said the 62-y was allowed to leave his for the first time wth from his no's doc old politi al bed > underwent gery Monday TRAINS COLLIDE NOTTINGHAM, England Two freight t 1s Nottingham Fri drive (Reuters) - near day, -killing the and: fire men of engine. D cars blecked both 7 and freight lines tingham and She one 1iled passenger between Not ffieid INJURE 53 TOWN Fifty of CAPE (Reuters) -- Ssauth Africa persons colored were three neariy ali them (mixed aken and a head-on race) women hosp alter a bus heavy here Said eld collided day. A ooked like omen the oliceman a battle! been flung all The over place PLANES FOR SPAIN MADRID (AP)--The United States delivered the first - of en Ht 16B antisubmarine planes to the Spani all Spanish crews United Siates r the p ce iy trained i ready to the are ines VINTNERS PROTEST MONTPELLIER, F (AP) More than rance 2,000 wine outhern k ANCE Thursday to. government im Rio used s to drive off the farmers ) ricades tree plank ind. junk' could) be removed from the Wine s protesting imports of which keep srotest agains policies police of highway) zr OW are wine down U THANT TO TOUR UNITED NATIONS (AP) N' Secretary-General U; Thant 1id Thursday night he plans to visit about five Afr coun tries in January, three four Asian countries in Febr y and Cyprus, Greece and 7 y in ican or he gave for them name the African countries. vould not and: Asian the ¢ had u jwers blocked highways in between Dianne Mr. and Shaw, Oshawa advanced solo contestants Oshawa Times Photo strut for 15 and 20 y Shaw Mrs who contestants ars and daughter of George the 13-year-old won for CITY AND DISTRICT 6 AMBULANCE CALLS Oshawa firemen were called the home of J. Whitsitt, 51 lt street, Oshawa, -Thursday ht when a back draft in the himney began to blow smoke into the. kitchen. It and fumes vid Was soon corrected and no dam- here was a man who was deeply organisms are part of the en- rst age. was caused. Six routine am- touched by the whole affair and bulance calls also answered GM Sales At Record Level trucks by; contin- were and dealers Sales of cars General Motors to set yet another all-time rec- ord for the month. North Am erican passenger car sales tot- alled 370 compared to 21,186 in November of last year The truck market also demon- strated its growing strength with sales of GM North Ameri- an trucks for the month reach 4.311, an-increase of almost ) units the total for the Sales. of over same month all GM cars and tr ada during November to 29.906 vehicles 'compared to 24,635 in November 1962 was the previous all-time ord the month. Total n October -of this year 22 908 The company last year rec for sales were said that it was continuing to schedule .over time work on its produc tion shifts. Ge al Motors. of Canada built 628 cars and trucks during the first 11\ months. of this year 34,000 more unit same than in the months of 1962 Canada Death Toll Hits 37 By THE CANADIAN PRESS deaths in Que hursday boosted the Canadian death toll to 37 'after the first five days of Safe Driving Week Single fatalities in and and British brought: the after a quict Oniv one ¢ S.ven - traffic bec Provinee Newfound Columbia day's toll {o nine Wednesday when rson was ki'led The seven Quebec deaths give that province the lead with' 14 f mishaps since the week midnight Saturda with nine and five tarted at Ontario is second Saskatchewan has Only two provinces, Manitgba and Prince Edward Island ave clean records so far The Canadian Highway Safety Countil predicted that 56 yrsons will have died in traffic accidents 'before the week ends, it midnight times, Satur-' day loca Following is -the day-to-day record for Safe-Driving Week I vear, with the totals for the week in 1962 Dec. Nfld PEI NS NB Quebec Ontario Man Sask Alta 2 B.C 02061 O43 28 Totals 10710 1 9 37 70 NEED AN OIL FURNACE .. cui PERRY DAY OR NIGHT 723-3443 i icks in Can | amounted] nen! For Space Law 'of outer space exploration CHEST CHAT ~ Simcoe Hall Director Giving Yoeman Service By BOB BRANCH ship, I have never heard him|assembled, | have never heard In 1947, the Women's Welfare say no to any reasonable re-|a more concise report any- League were confronted with|quest. He is always willing to|where. Every detail was) the job of filling the position of|help. Harold's great leadership | brought out to the fullest and, a director for Simcoe Halljis reflected upon those working} when completed, there was ab- Settlement House. This, in it-|with him. This was proven by|solutely no room for question. self, proved to be a tremendous the way his staff worked at the/Again, proof of Harold's ability. task, which was 'eventually per-new Club preparing everything), Do you know that Harold act- ~ as between vironment of every individual, a sense of accomplishment was etal yshaw said spearing do win hockey 3uster and help formed with the utmost efffi-'for the big day a as L acpoecns eg eo ciency. How w is filled? ; . Juvenile Court in 1951 and that) a. : ear man, anole | ETAILED REPORT wndad in 1954, through his efforts, the} tions, the one that impressed Earlier this week, I attende '|Oshawa Juvenile and. Family) the League most was the oneja Women's Welfare ne eaeUe Court was formed? During this! containing the following infor- meeting guided mae © presi-lfirst year, he acted as part time) mation dency of a very capa le woman, | probation Officer and clerk for 7 : Sgt oO Mrs. A. P. Fulton. During this!the court: byes soe custnaltioe ne meeting, Mr. McNeill was called -jfarojd belongs to the national < ong ee a pret a ee upon to give his report to those board of Directors of Boys' ral years before Vv - s é : : on eOys foal, Here, | gortiplaten my Clubs of Canada, al gh ia elementary education and then ter member of Boys' roa travelled to Erie, Pa., to com- New Book America, oe i Oa plete my high school. education. | tion and a ng oe of the Osh- | attended summer school . at) ee we pron Seabed setgerre gang! irolauctoe! On Animals there was no boys' program and for the Dominion, Provincial! he Oa eee ie Youth Training Program for the Tyo Var ey de ms eis Department of Education. Then, | . very. chpeteoliraiaes ae hes 1 taught for the Presbyterian) Is Uni ue the Simcoe Hall keying " Iidian Residential School at 1960 a Welfare Building an Bi nd Lake, Ont for two now in 1963 the New Boys' Club peg During the war, I was Few men have had as unique at Eastview Park a with the RCAF in Galt, Ont., an opportunity Marston I an ane I ean oD a Oh as an instruetor." i Bates, Professor of Zoology at half acaba? oe n oie Pui Lotohed Thi verv brief outline the University of Michigan, to that we do have am ng us an nue ane May ' nile _ study animal life in unusual individual who genuinely exem of the man they: eventually ap-S'U% : he) uialplities the: true. apitit' of the pointed to fill the post, Harold Ee puna an te good samaritan and to you McNeill Ph.D. at Harvard, he worked in or : mae Sahai at SREPORE : Honduras and Guatemala, was/{!arold, on behail ol everyone, DEDICATED SERVICE in: charge of the Rockefeller thanks for making Oshawa -your I want to take this oppor- Foundation laboratories in Al-! "Me tunity to pay tribute to Harold pania and Colombia, studied as one of the most dedicated human Ecology on the atoll of . . people in Oshawa today. Harold| Haluk in Micronesia, 'lived in Oil Kings To is a man who, along with his Egypt, and was Director of Re- enthusiasm and devotion tO earch for the 'University of . helping his fellow citizens has | puerto Rico. He was also a Fel-| Police Its Own spent countless hours of his life low at the Centre for Advanced . developing and building what is Studies at Wesleyan University i tow the most organized Settle- He has put all of this experi-| A d 1; F rent House and Boys' Club in ence to excellent use in his new} n evy ines the Dominion book "ANIMAL WORLDS" EDMONTON (CP) -- A club I was honored indeed to mt (Ambassador Books of Canada spotter will watch Edmonton ness he Opening poe ae Lid: ied ne nye 134 Haye Oil Kings hockey games in an Hall Boys Club the ade ts been called "an anintat atural Giote 46 aunts. Wao aneuille Canada, and I was clal/'Yihistory, but the term natural|iitpactions by Oil King players privileged to be present with history is not as fashionable as butt ending and -- spearing Harold on this momentous 0cCa-|it ysed to be'. He says the cur GE nile Segal ies be ah sion, During the opening cere-|ront word is 'ecology', which is tick i monies, I was standing neXt lO/qefineg as the study of the rela- anager Leo Leclerc of Faro ang Was sudden'y |tions organisms and deferiding Memorial Cup cham- aware. as | glanced over, tha their environments. Since other pions said every time an Oil King commits either infraction the act is tabulated, When the . ecology arily includes the player is caught by an official,) expressed on his face. It uae study of interactions among ani he is fined by the club in ratio ably flashed through his bed mals and of the behavior of ani-'to the number of times he has that it has eens long Fae mals and plants, though this is been observed by the. club spot from the days ids A ee often neglected in animal books. 'ter were held in a pac neds fee at This book is an examination of Coach to this Yoga ie agrn some of the ways in which ani- butt ending eo > : and aris of aH walks|mals have adopted to the range nothing to of tit ape Helped and guided of environments: on the plane-'games : to 4 better future. I knew, upon tary surface, from ocean depths! Leclere said the innovation * watching him, he was very |to mountain heights and from not a slap at officials and yl-ased and could hardly be- tropics to poles yearned butt SDE ne spear- lieve it was happening. One of the unusual things ing will be considered uxuries ind about animal life is the way the from now on. If they (the play- I have had the privilege Of illions of creatures in the seas (ers) can't afford it, they had ee "af oats tie on the deserts, mountains prai better stop." with children and adults and it I is 'amazing how his friendliness oe ee seems to, "'rub-off" on everyone) : : "a . ff present. Since our acquaintance: i ee ee ee ee Union Su er warm in-the Arctic? How: do : . they withstand ocean depths? Drop In UN Committee tr anes ire here ; Dr.' Bates" lucid and enthrall- h Or eater luc and entra! Membership Passes Plans and perfect familiarity with his) WASHINGTON (AP) The subject, He is without a peer in\U.S, labor department has put this particular field, as the suc-|its finger on a sore spot in the cess of 'previous books illus-' American labor. moyement--un- trated : ion membership losses UNITED NATIONS (CP)-- The book starts with the open' It blames the losses largely The United Nations General As- seas and continues on to the on a shift in. the U.S, job pat- sembly's main political commit- ocean depths, to animals on the tern toward more white collar tee approved: by acclamation/margins of the seas and to the workers, many of whom "have Thursday. a broad program forjdazzling world of coral reefs,/not recognized a need to be rep promoting international co-oper-|He then turns to lakes, streams, resented: by unions." | ation in peaceful uses. of outer/and landscapes, ranging from Affiliates of the AFL-CIO, the| space, including further explo-'tropic forests to northern taiga giant of the labor world with ration of the solar system and polar snow. He also deals\more than 14,000,000 members In the Same manner the -111- with the human animals in rela-/in the United States and an- nation committee recommended tion to both invited. and unin- ada, lost 220,000 members from to the assembly BDDEOTS of Alvited animal companions 1960 to 1962, the bureau of labor declaration of legal guide lines ii nes ed. There were for outer a eie! att One, of" the: most atractive et Pepin for) Both actions were made 'pos points of all in this unusual book ee but the 'declining trend al sible by prior agreement of the |S the 245 superb illustrations by nost certainly continued this! United States and the Soviet Un-;Some of: the finest photog Sear ee | ion, the two giants in the field ey phage puitoi ar chapter " "The drop in membership has} se AOE cli employ-| During the' debate, Canada titles -- Natural History in ete Se nk warned against allowing outerCities; Getting Along With Man ehifts in the economy and lag- Ee ae ea cael Malang Lire; fine. demand for the products of ist quarrels over newly - dis-/ Far North and Far South; Taiga ANQUETEY | paver tan pisioe! covered territories : ~ \--the North Woods : °" (disaffection | with the labor ' 7, movement," the bureau said. | Ambassador Paul Tremblay, He points out that pigeons can pit jt added, "there is as] ea ae _ sometimes be classed as sain yet no evidence of a resurgence factor binding men and nations some te ecient mr |Of organizing spirit comparable together rather than separating eee De ae ihe to that in the late 19808 and : : As araungs ily sorted into one class or the the early 1940s good inlaw ed } : id other. The variety of pets that' phe membership loss figures snes, Lodi Bi pth lates As bought in pet shops are based.on the bureau's own bly's. committée on peaceful seems to reflect some deep urge survey and reported in it's uses of outer space, on which |" man to have other animals'monthly labor review Canada was a member, repre around him in this cement Many -unions are reluctant to sented the "first significant world 2 as talk about membership losses. step" in drafting space law. He "ANIMAL WORLDS" is one "Government figures on un-} considered it one of the most,0f the finest hooks of its kind toion membership over the years constructive developments .of appear in several years. This have been somewhat out of kil- the current. assembly session shows the anima! ineir var- ter.' an AFL-CLO. spokesman In view of. the legal signifi. ous worlds as rarely shown. commented cance of the declaration. he THe author knows. his subject; The federation said its own said, it was important that the, well and knows how to express figures show a loss of about 74,- principles should conform with his thoughts in precise, articu--100 members in comparison the known intentions of all po- late prose that holds 'the read-|with the 000 reported by the tential space powers er's attention throughout bureau In accordance with a resolution passed by the City Council, | hereby proclaim THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1963 (BOXING DAY) A CIVIC HOLIDAY for the City of Oshawa GOD SAVE THE QUEEN LYMAN A. GIFFORD, Mayor to the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 6, 1963 3 $2,000 GIFT TO CIVIC AUDITORIUM Civie Audi- was presented by Charles ng fund received World, district manager of boost this week Consumers' Gas, to William sentation of a Kurelo, a director of the Osh- Gas. awa Civic Auditorium project Although the campaign for funds officially closed with The. Oshawa tourism buil a powerfu with the cheque from Consumers' Company Written in the amount of $2,000, the cheque Target Day celebrations dure ing the summer, _ public- spirited citizens continue to show their interest in seeing the million-dollar auditorium become a reality. --Oshawa Times Photo Building In November Amounts 10 $2,723,204 3uilding report totals for No-;each and 10 at $10,000 vember in Oshawa hit $2 Hogenboom Construction, Taun-|L. Wallis, Burk street, four 204, the eighth million-dollar Ontario, 10 units: four atjunits: three at $11,000 each and plus month $10,000 each, three at $11,000)one at $13,000 The. tota each and three at $12,000 each.| Pp. Motolko, Don: Mills, One month to go Stone Manor Homes, Picker-|tario, two units at $10,000 each; 733, far above ng, Ontario, nine units: five at}Crawford Construction, Bloor of $9,963 $11,000 each, three at $12,000 street west, two units at $13,000 October reports shoved this each and one at $10,500; W. E.!each; G. Lysvk, Chesterton ave- year's dollar total past the 1953 Roth, Westdale avenue, eight nue, two units: one at $11,500 record of $17,000,000 plus. all at $10,000 each and one at $11,000 ee the Banfield, Box 501, Osh- J. O'Malley, Cedar Valley, igner patios piieaacnes awa, seven units: four at $12,000,two unit one at $11.000 an 176 APARTMENT SUITES each, two at $11 000 each and one at $10,000; J. Goreski, eine Two new apartment buildings one at $11,500; C. Romanin, To-|son avenue, two units: one at with a total 6 suites lead ronto, seven units: all at $10,000 $13,000 and one at $10,000; W. this month's wnat each. P. Johansen Limited, Law Ivanczuk, Bloor street west, Hann and Son Construc- trot. six units: four at $15,000 $12,000; Jess Hann and Son tion Limited, B ssborough drive, cach. one at $17,000 and one at Taylor avenue, $10,000 ; was issued a $650,000 permit for $16 000 2 | 104 suites on Grenfell street Y ne AlN Jeffery, Mary. street, A $576,000 permit went to Ox J. Kalyta Hares Court, five $10 000; H Zarimny, Park road ford Park Towers Limited two at $12,000 each, twonorth, $9,000; A. Yakely, Pick- ering, Ontario, $12,500; T. Van ae at $10,060 ¢ > ates Downsview, Ontario, for 72 H ne a h pig bed $l, Sonunt rile suites on Glen avenue . Kassinger Construction, Schyndel Wilson road north, 000 ' : epee beac Oshawa Blvd. north, four units:|$10,000; G.- Adair Parklane ave- M. Karas, Southwood stree »\three at $10,000 each and one at/nue, $20,000; M. Deboski, Chad- got a 00 permit for A NEW | $19 000, \burn avenue, $10,000; W. Szczur, factory building on Wilson road W. Tonno. Park road north.|King's Court, $13000; F. Han> south four units at $10.000 each; BlokjSink Fernhill Blvd., $14.000; W, Construction Oshawa. Limited,|J- Wozniak, Toronto, $14,000 SHORGAS || NEW HOME HEATING & SPECIALISTS APPLIANCES | Industrial and | Commercial YHA , The established, reliable Gas Real Estote Ltd. Ser itiecs Dealer in your area. TRADES ACCEPTED ATTENTION 31 CELINA ST. 728-6286 323 King Se. W. each;|Toronto, four units at $12,000; ton na for stan , with one at $20,910 the entire 1962 058 units shoves new record AW Jess 130 SINGLE HOMES There were 130 single family dwelling permits' issued last month Building Associates Stevenson road north, 21 units; nine at -$10,000 each, six at $11,- 000 each, three at $11,500 each and three at $10,500 each Terrace Park Construction Toronto, 20 unit 10 at $10,500 PAUL (Corner of Athol) ISTOW EALTOR 728-9441 , 728-9474 "<"and the friendly warmth of a glass of imported Paarl Oloroso Sherry with its own nutty flavour and richness. If. it's theicocktail hour, the more. délicate Paarl Pale Dry Sherry is the perfect choice: Both.are fine imported wines-- at aisurprisingly moderate price. se att