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* |Clinies are held regularly and 'jat the same locations all year 'jround. The population of the _ |areas that these locations serve "lis considerably. lower during _|July and August. This means | |that it is extremely hard to find |blood that was needed. Blood Bank Near Empty The Red Cross Blood Donor SECOND SECTION OSHAWA, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1964 She Oshawa F e:.ough donors to collect 400 bottles of blood at the Oshawa Clinic, which will be held next week, It is a recognized fact that more driving is done during the summer than during any other period of the year and with more cars on the road we natur- ally have more accidents and more need for blood transfu- sions. The amount of surgery done during the summer does not diminish so we have a need) , for more blood than usual. In the past the citizens of Oshawa have always met the challenge and we have had enough blood to see that every- one who needed a transfusion tg- ceived it. There have been a few times when we have been so short that we had to call in donors on a half-hour notice and there have been times when we had to send escorted vehicles to the Toronto. Depot to get the The chairman, Bob Stroud, KINGSIDE PARK Gaby Pflanzer, 4; Siegfried Pflanzer, 12; Dianna Malar- ezuk,.7 and Ruthanne Malar- czuk, all of Dean avenue. CIRCUS DAY HELD AT the admission price was only one cent. Seen here are four of the performers waiting to enter the ring. From left are ers had a gala time prepar- ing for and presenting the show. Incidentally there were no dissatisfied customers as As part of the program or- ganized by the Oshawa Recre- ation Council a Circus Day was held Friday at Kingside Park. The youthful perform- Many Recall Outbreak Of First World War The 50th anniversary of the, Belgrade, capital ofy Serbia,,20,000 to the seat of war as a outbreak of the First World War|was bombarded the next dayjfirst contingent, enlistment be- will be observed Tuesday, com-|while Germany notified Russiajgan yesterday, unmarried men memorating the day when the'to stop mobilization. France, anjto be selected first, married bloodiest war in the history ofjally of Russia, also began to) men without families next, then mankind was launched. mobilize troops. |married men with families. "al é Aug. 4, 1914, saw the armies) Russia declared that land and) «tiege is being besieged by aiticipated in many Junior of Britain, Germany, France,/sea forces were mobilized July| great German force. |Farmer projects and competi- Belgium, Russia, Austria-Hun-/31 and relations between her!" "Belgium claims that 8,000/tions. gary and Serbia engaged in ajand Germany were broken offiGermans are dead at Liege but) The tour is sponsored by the war which was to drag out for) the following day. Germany also|Germany still continues the|Ontario Department of Agricul- four years, taking the lives ofjissued an ultimatum to France/siege, lture in co-operation with the millions of men, and changing|to cease mobilization on the) «ye German Fleet is said to|Soils Science Department, OAC, ae nee be bottled up around Kiel Guelph. Delegates will visit the The Oshawa newspaper of the GERMANY DECLARED WAR | "A great battle is raging Oe teas tn ten Cone day, The Ontario Reformer,| On Aug. 2 Germany declared|'e North Sea. inear Guelph, during the four- ives little inkling in its columns | war on Russia and also invaded| "A British destroyer has re-| 4, period September 2ist-24th. of August 1914 of the holocaust/French, Belgian and Swiss ter-|Ceived 200 prisoners _and Slice tours will -steben® poll cin. which was soon to break over |ritory. Kaiser Wilhelm II de-|bringing them to Harwich, Pr eee atiaa, oak tee lee ae ers were concerned with a pos-| ed to cross Belgium to attack t ivili: world, Local farm- i ow-| gland, ; : : he civilized manded that his troops be all age sisi silt ae-| duction, livestock "production, sibility of a plague of army|France Aug. 3 and declared war|pends on the defeat of the Gere eases aS lacie SGanaeenent worms, little reckoning on the!on Belgium Aug. 4 when his de-/man Fleet. | F ' gathering of armies of men bent|mands were refused. "Germany declares war on| The Ontario County delegate on warfare. Great Britain, as an ally of|Italy. jis being sponsored by the On- Belgium, demanded that Ger-| "The bank rate has gone up/tario County Soil and Crop Im- EVENTS CHARTED lman troops be. withdrawn on|to 6 per cent." On Aug. 7 The Reformer/pain of war. {provement Association. The British de-| | "eharted the course of events\mand was rejected and the| FRONT PAGE POEM which led to the entry of Britain|Great War began. CIVIC HOLIDAY The front page of The Oshawa and her colonies into the fray. POSTAL SERVICE Tour Delegate Is Selected Ted Lamb, Port Perry, RR 4, ja member of the Port Perry Junior Farmers, has _ been ijselected to represent Ontario |County on the Annual Soils Tour. Ted is an_ ctive Junior Farmer member, and has par- The first news of the War|Reformer also carried a verse| On June 28 in a provincial town|which the people of Oshawa) which shows the jingoistic 'spirit! in Bosnia, a possession of the|read was reported as follows in| of the times. Called 'A Devil in| Austro-Hungarian Empire, the/The Reformer of Aug. 7: the Kaiser After All', It reads heir to the throne, Archduke) "The most far-reaching war} Ferdinand and his wife, Duch-|in the history of the wer ess Sophie, were assassinated/is now raging in Europe, on| by a Serbian nationalist. land and sea, England, Ger-| The assassination was spurred|many, France, Russia, Austria, by deep national feeling and re-/Serbia and Belgium are in- sentment against the Austro-/volved and over 900,000,000 peo- Hungarians by Serbians. The'ple are affected by it. Colossal small Balkan country, now partias the war has. become it is} of Yugoslavia, was denied ac-|jreally the outcome of Ger-| cess to the Adriatic Sea through|many's ambition for world su- Bosnia by Austro - Hungary|premacy. 3 whenever political instability) '"'Canada may be. asked to was thought to arise in Serbia. (supply 25,000 men to augment A movement known as 'Union England's forces, the other col-| of Death' or 'The Black Hand',jonies will also contribute. The arose in Serbia which was tried|Dominion Parliament meets to achieve nationalistic through terrorism. One of thejof national import members of the society shot the} Belgium, without aid by Archduke and his wife to deathiother powers, repulsed the Ger- during their visit to Sarajevo. |man invaders. Some cannonad- Austro-Hungary demanded the|ing is heard from Margate, and right to investigate the|warships are off the coast of assassinations which Serbia re-|Maine. Two new cruisers bought jected as an invasion of her sov-joff Chile are to defend the ereignty. On July 24 a 24-hour/Pacific coast of the Dominion ultimatum was given to Serbiajand the Canadian Government while Germany made it known|expects to contribute 25,000 men that if another power intervened|towards England's defence. in the disput she would stand) 'The movements of the Ger- by Austro-Hungary as an ally. [man Army are no secret as = French airships are continuous- MORE TIME REFUSED ly taking note of them and are Austro-Hungary refused a re-|showing their superiority over quest by Serbia for more time) the German airships to consider the request July 25.; "Sir Ivan Hamilton has been Russia, champion of the Slavic given charge of the British Navy race, began to mobilize the/and Earl Kitchener has been same day. made. Secretary of War Britain suggested a confer- ence of mediation the following CUT GERMAN CABLE day which was rejected. Austro-; "England cut the German Hungary declared war on Ser- cable cutting off all direct com- bia July 28. |munication. Canada is to send COURT TOLD ue Merchants Duped By Brothers | * A Flinton, Ont., man being sought by police on now 'Merchants deserve the pro- mu!-|tection of the court .. . they tiple charges of fraud andjhave been victimized by this false pretences arranged with] deliberate scheme of fraud. It his' brother to defraud Oshawajis a back door method of steal-| businessmen with worthless!ing " : cheques, Oshawa Magistrate's) The young brther was con- Court was told Friday. jvicted of three false pretences And he did it in order to pay|charges involving cheques total- him for wormpicking, counsel'ling $99.20. Three fraud charges for Robert Mosher, 17, told gainst the youth were with- Magistrate H. W. Jermyn. rawn by Crown Attorney Bruce Gilbert Murdoch said John Affleck Mosher -- now being sought by! Mr. Murdoch said the older police--would issue cheques pay--man paid his brother for a able to his brother who. would|wormpicking job with a worth- buy merchandise and get the/less cheque. difference in cash from Oshawa! "The brother said 'I will get stores. : you the money,' and this scheme In-remanding Robert Mosher|was devised. The accused knew in custody one week for a pre--he was wrong because there sentence report the magistrate «9s no money in the account," said: liurdoch said. aims|August 18 to deal with matters) as follows: | "I've been meditating lately,| and after all is told, | There's a devil in the Kaiser, after all, | His Kingly presence fails to hide his heart so grim and} cold, | There's a devil in the Kaiser, after all. | His piety is humbug -- rotten to the core, And everybody hates him, as they never did before, For he's plunged the whole of Europe in a cruel bloody war, There's a devil in the Kaiser, "tis Due to the observance of Civic Holiday on Monday next, the service to be pro- vided by the Oshawa Post Office will be curtailed. There will be no letter carrier, parcel post or rural mail deliveries during the day. The lock box lobby will be closed and no. wicket ser- vice will be given. All mails will be received and despatched as usual; while special deliveries will be made. There will be one complete collection from street leter boxes at the regular Sunday afternoon. collection time. after all'.' More than 150 local Austrians jand Serbians in Oshawa made says: "The situation at the present |time seems to be worse than it lever was. We need at least 400 |bottles of blood but our phoners lare having so much trouble con- |tacting former regular donors that we are afraid we will fall lf.- short of quota' next Thurs- da 18 and Frank Pointek, who each had 41 years' service, Ed- warg G. Storie, vice-presidegt and general manager of the their faithful service by E. N. Lewis, plant manager. From left are Mr. Lewis; Fred Kiczak, who had 28 years' service; John Kornylo Three retiring employees of | Fittings Limited were hon- VETERAN EMPLOYEES HONORED BY FITTINGS LIMITED firm, presented the three men with paid up group insurance policies, '--Oshawa Times Photo. | There was a considerable in-,reported favourable business lerease in the number of appli-jactivity, which in some cases year from|cants registered for employment|created job vacancies for stu- Sunday, Aug. 6, to Saturday,/at the Oshawa office of the/dents and part-time workers. is painless ang will take no |more than one half-hour at this lparticular clinic because we |have an extra staff to see that Bus Tour Set Jp Considerably save many lives. Whether you! : " p lhave an appointment or not the} The Junior Farmer Bus Tour Red Cross and the people lying/to Eastern Ontario and Quebec in our hospitals will be greatly|is being held this omega Ticks aed veri culture and the Provincial Jun-| Automobile manufacturing and|female office workers and sales- 6 io 9 p.m, on Thursday, Au-|ior Farmers' Association, allied plants continued to lay off| Persons. gust 6. There will be 40 Junior Farm-|workers throughout the month, There were some shortages of | er boys and girls on this bus|as the yearly production sched-/ qualified applicants in the fol- \Central Experimental Farm, jin the number of construction oe narg cooks and house- jthe Royal Canadian Mint, Pub-|workers, with resulting short-) oe ; lic Archives, War Museum andlages in some skilled trades, |. Following is a comparison of | japplicants joyment: sent Ontario County 4-H Club members on an award bus trip to Western Ontario. |. The 4-H delegates will visit donors an hour can go appreciative of your contribu- trip, and they will visit points|ules were completed by various|!owing--maintenance mechanics, 4-H Bus other places of interest. There was a good demand tor pi registered for em- | July, 1964--Male 7,961; female |many places of interest includ-|W°r in their Junior Farmer or-| ang real estate firms generally|female 2,308; total 10,850. and 65 in average good health) presented in recognition of "Those who come to our Clinic The next blood donor 'clinic; " |turing industries closed down for|struction tradesmen, truck City. They will return by way of/the construction industr y|2sPhalt rakers, mechanical and Beaverton, and George Smith, Fred Catherwood, Uxbridge.jage crops reported by area female 2,072; total 4,563. can donate. The giving of blood} | | | e Jr. Farmer (Work Applicants and donate will be helping to| will be held at St. Gregory's| the Ontario Department of Agti-|the annual vacation period, lacivers, wollen taehanlene Ottawa, where they will visit the| accounted for a further decrease|"emical engineers, tool design- |RR 2, Port Perry, will repre- These delegates have been se-| framers. | lected because of outstanding) Retail merchants, insurance! July 31, 1963 -- Male 8,542; y. | ored. Friday afternoon when "Anyone between the age Of| engraved gold watches were \90 i |through the. line. i ag this humanitarian Serv"! aug, 22. National Employment Service| Other job vacancies listed by . This bus trip is sponsored by during July as local manufac-|employers called for skilled con- ; : sof ttern makers, cabinet makers, of interest in Eastern Ontario|departments. /Patiarn . e . and Quebec as far as Quebec! A high level of employment in|™@chinists, tool and die makers, Trip Set Miss Gail Cockburn, RR 2, The Ontario County delegates /farm help during the haying and) are John Hill, Claremont, and)grain harvest season, with aver-| 957: 'total 10,218. June 30, 1964-- Male 2,491; jing Toronto International Air-|Sanization during the past year.| University of Guelph,| Both John and Fred will re- Shakespearean Festival, CFPL-|ceive a grant to help defray TV London, WOAS, Ridgetown,|expenses. Fred is being spon- Vineland, Niagara Falls and|sored by the Riverdale Kiwanis several farms in Western On-|Club, Toronto, while John is be- jing sponsored by the Oshawa Miss Cockburn has completed| Kiwanis Club. a |ten 4-H Homemaking Club proj-/~ lecta, She is a daughter of Mr.| ve omve' Mean Work ~ WOMAN FOUND | ® a Beaverton") MeRDMAN, Que. (CP) -- F or Police |port, UN Bus Tour | Delegate Named Neil Raines, RR 2, Black- water, has been selected to rep- resent Ontario County on the an- |nual Junior Farmer United Na- |tions Bus Trip. Vacations | jtaria lapplications to join the volun-| (7 lteer forces which wou!d fight for Britain. The Reformer} stated that the men wished to] | igive up their citizenship and be- icome British subjects in order to fight for the Allied cause. The role of aircraft in the war was also considered in the edi-| |torial columns: 'many are won-| \dering what part the aeroplanes) will play in the present war. We} do not believe they are perfect-) ed far enough to be of much im-) portance as yet, but it remains! to be seen.' The call to arms was suggest- ed as an alternative to job-| hunting for the unemployed.| 'There may be an opportunity) ldo a little soldiering while work lis scarce at home.' | Meanwhile the normal life of| Oshawa continued 'at scarcely| more than its normal pace. A garden party, with orchestra, Japanese lanterns and copious} refreshments, was held by a| local family, attended by many| of the young set. A report of the party was given on the front page of the newspaper beside the war news. The four-year long war wa; to break up the society to which \the garden party, and like so- heial events, were symbols of a lsure, stable world, unthreatened by the Armageddon, which broke loose on August 4, 1914. | CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Congratulations and best wishes are extended to the | following residents who | are celebrating their birth- | | days today. Teresa McCaffrey, 39 | El 'n street east, Oshawa. Phone 723-3474 for the Canadian unemployed to} | 'HIGH SCHOOL CADETS AT CAMP IPPERWASH Army cadets at the Central Command Cadet Camp at Camp Ipperwash spend much of their training time ia the firing point firing both the Bren and 303 service rifle. | | | They are takng the seven weeks cadet leadership course at that camp. Shown firing the Bren are Left to Right: Cadets Frank Welling, 500 Centre St., George Smith has completed|Mrs. Albina Breault, 65, miss-| . : Neil is a member of the Port twelve 4-H Agricultural Clubling in the woods near this East-| Summer vacations mean just/Perry Junior Farmers, and is projects, and has been awarded|ern Townships community for|one thing to the Oshawa Police|the Ontario County' Junior |several special awards for his|five days, found her way home|Department: extra work. |Farmer President. He is active lachievements in 4-H. George isjunharmed Tuesday. Mrs. Bre-| Police Chief Herbert Flintoff|as a 4-H Dairy Club Leader, la son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie|ault said she lost her way while|Said Friday his department is|and has completed ten 4-H Agri- Smith, RR 2, Port Perry. picking raspberries last Thurs-/Checking up to 25 homes ajcultural Club projects. This award bus' trip is made|day. She lived on berries for the|day. : : f | Several delegates from across possible by a grant from the|last five days but was unable} The houses aren't checked atithe province will participate in |National Centennial Com-|to find water. Her condition was|tegular intervals as would-belthi, award trip to Washington mission. [reported good. thieves could then regulate their| ng New York Cities, Septem- -- jactivities. But police authorities|},, 99 . 98 |say that, despite the time con-| Neil i : tM M lsuming aspect to the task, it|, Nell is a son of Mr. and Mrs. ipays off; the number of house|Morley Raines, RR 2, Black- |break-ins drops as police checks| @ter. ; increase. |. The Ontario County delegate Some relief from the crippling|is sponsored by the. Ontario jextra work load is in sight with}County Council. the return to work next Tues-/ jday of workmen to four Oshawa| |plants: Ontario Malleable Iron} Boat Safety \Co, Ltd,, Duplate Canada Ltd.,| Ontario Steel Products Ltd. and T. G. Gale Ltd. Is tressed | In addition to phoning the| jpolice station to arrange) Bowmanville (Staff) -- People |for house checks, vacationers!who operate small boats should jare advised by Sergeant ol make sure the motor is the |Detectives William Jordan to: jcorrect size for their boat, Bow- | Cancel deliveries of milk, manyille Rotarians were told bread, papers, etc. but NOT. | Friday. repeat NOT, by leaving notes| ' 4 for deliverymen. | Gordon N. Riepert, director "It's a good idea to leave an of water safety for the Cana- extra key with a neighbor andjdian Red Cross, Toronto get him to check the house once/Branch, speaking at the club's in a while," says Det. Sgt.luncheon meeting said in Can- Jordan. jada last year over 1,000 people "He can put the lights on ie drowned in 'red boating odd periods and pick up mailjor swimming accidents. that may have been accumu-| "The main reason people in lated. If there's any suspicion) hoats drown is that they do not that anything's been disturbed) have life jackets handy . Most of course he should phone US/people stuff them under the immediately. bow of the boat." "When operating a boat," he j + continued, "you should always Three Fire Alarms make sure the gas bar = full, you have a bailing bucket, a Are Answered paddle in case the motor fails, 4-hour period up toja life jacket for every person 9 rpiy: the Gehan Fire|in the boat and. a motor that is Department reports it: the correct size for the boat. Put out a grass fire near the} Mr. Riepert concluded by say- intersection of Grierson andljing "accidents don't happen, Roberts streets at noon Friday.|they are caused." One hour later were called to} | tinguish a car fire at 466) i abet attect, : FAILED TO FILE At 7.36 p.m. Friday were) Wyldewood Heights Co-opera- called by a resident when 349/tive Ltd. was fined $25 in Marland avenue - - an apart-iQshawa Magistrate's Court Fri- on ----* A Fa sl ge day for failing to file an income Whitby; Dennis Menard,. 315 [ficial 'blamed a garbage Caries aa ar er peg Ran Rosedale Dr., Whitby;: and | found jammed in the incinerator ete H agente roi lay : 4 chute. } : sities John Vati Munster pf 24 Hunt es ihe: cause Sidaur period|Tealized wa hadnt fiat bet St., Bowmanville. three ambulance calls were|We're an inactive group and --WNational Defence Photo | answered. on't make any money. National Def Photo | jdon't maki * ' ' | Kiwanis Club, Toronto, New Display Opened At © Museum A new room containing spin- ning wheels, hand woven cloths and patchwork quilts, has been opened in the Henry House Museum this week. The new room on the main floor, was scheduled to open earlier in the year but was held up because of illness among the organizing. officials. During July 425 people visited the museum compared with 701 in June and 358 in May. the large attendance in June was mainly due to visits by classes of school children, Visitors were from a wide area including, Jamaica, Sweden and England, They came from Michi- gan, Texas and New York states as well as British Columbia, Sas- katchewan and Alberta. A nephew of Elder Thomas |Henry, who originally owned the house in which the museum is, visited last month, He was How- ard A. Stone, 87, who now lives in Rochester, New York State, Mr. Stone could remember Mr, Henry and said he was a very kindly old man. The museum has also been loaned a 50-year-old autoharp that was made in Oshawa, and a box of cooper's tools which at one time belonged to William Pomeray, an Oshawa cooper who made appje barrels. To Attend Rally At Geneva Park Miss Beatrice Lee and Ron King, members of the. Port. Perry Junior Farmers, will reps resent Ontario County at the Junior Farmer Provincial Camp, Geneva Park, Sept. 7 to 14. Both of these young people have been active in various county activities, as well as activities in their local club. Beatrice has been a member of the Port Perry Junior Farm- ers for three years, and i¢ treasurer of the club this year; Ron has completed five 4H agricultural club projects. The purpose of this camp, sponsored by the Ontario Des partment of Agriculture, is to develop the leadership abilities of 'those attending. Instructioft will be given in programme de- velopment, social recreation: water safety and swimming, ai well as a variety of other ine terest: groups that the delegates choose. m The Ontario County delegates are sponsored by the Riverdalé | Police Probe 2 Collisions A two-car collision at the Albert street Olive avenue intarsection at 10.05 a.m. Frit day caused a total of $510, damage to the autos involved. The drivers were: Albert Segers, 442 Miller avenue, and John A. Baker, 901 Simcoe street 'north. Twenty minutes later a col- lision on King street west, just east of the Park road, caused $30. damage to an Oshawa PUC bus and $20 damage to an auto driven by Wilfred McAuley, 232 Palace street, Whitby. The bus driver was Dentow Grant, 128 Melrose street,