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CANADIAN AUTOMOTIVE The Canadian Automotive Museum in Oshawa was visited by 20,062 people from all of Canada's 10 ee Archbishop Plans Tour TORONTO -- The Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Rev. A. M. Ramsey, will make a month- long tour of this country in provinces, as well as from Europe and the United States in 1965. Several new displays were added, in- the Anglican Church of Canada| jextended by Most Rev. H. H.! |Clark, the Primate. His last! | visit was in 1963 when he was the leading figure at the Angli-| }can Congress which brought 11,000 delegates from all over | the world to Toronto. The spiritual head of the | Anglican. Communion will fly jfrom London to Fredericton via % » cluding a licence plate dis- play, 11 additiona! cars and many other small items. lowing day will be welcomed.at meetings of the Canadian church' s National Executive Council and the House of Bis hops. He will preach that night at a service of witness to be held at Lady Beaverbrook rink Subsequent to the Fredericton visit the following itinerary has been arranged for Dr. Ramsey Sept. 2, Halifax; Sept. 3-5 Total number of cars now St.}¢ MUSEUM DRAWS MANY VISITORS on display is 45, dating from 1898 to 1950 --Ontario Dept. of Tourism Photo Sept. 7-8, Ottawa; Sept. 9, Tim- mins, Ont.; Sept. 10-11, Hamil- ton; Sept. 12, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.; Sept, 13-15, Winnipeg; Sept. 16, Regina; Sept. 17, Sas- katoon; Sept, 18-20,C algary; Sept. 21, Kamloops, B.C.; Sept. Cariboo Diocese; Sept 27, Vancouver; Sept. 28, Vic- September on the invitation of Montreal, Aug. 30 and the fol-| John's, Nfld.; Sept. 6, Montreal;!toria; Sept, 29-30, Edmonton. : © COMFORT © CONVENIENCE © CLEANLINESS os the casi Heating System GOOD Enough For Your Family... ! 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There are no clinkers or ashes to be removed... no smoke, soot or dirt of any kind, The basement remains as clean as @ new pin and may be fully utilized for any t actually no furnoce to contend with s built right into the wa usehold purpose because there is Your . electroheat s of your rooms enn chi lige estate il as ha on ie i it bai Se i is ly ele mare " PARTS AND ACCESSORIES DEPARTMENT OFFICE AT One of the major opera- tions of GM's Oshawa set up is. the Parts and Accr esspries department office, a partial view of which is shown. The spacious office is located north of GM's south plant manufacturing. piants-on---Park-read-in-Osh- awa, It also reflects in its own way the tremendous dgrowtir in G's Oshawe oe eration in recent years and the end is not in sight yet, GM Photo GM --_---- UNDE TORON ES SURGERY CP)--Mike Duff of Toronto, national motor- cycle drivers \underwent exten- sive surgery Wednesday at Tor- onto Orthopedic Hospital to reconstruct his hip, damaged severely in a spill on the Euro- pean racing circuit last fall. A hospital spokesman said Duff was in "very good' condition, ;adding he should be on his feet jin about three weeks. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION | THE CHALLENGE . . . And Dependeiits Help For Veterans THE PERFORMANCE . . . Over % Million dollars raised annually through Poppies, brings quick help to needy veterans and dependents, A PERSONAL MESSAGE from President-Elect AlexB. Walker The members of Branch 43, Royal Canadian Legion are very proud to be part of a National Organization that has a membership of over 1,500,000 War Veterans. These war veterans through their membership in Legions across the country are playing on important part in community affairs in every part of Canada. Here in Oshawa we are proud of the part we have played in keeping pace with the growth of our wonder- ful city of Oshawa, ond we hope to be able to play an even greater port with the construction of our new Royal Canadian Legion Hall this year. We in the Legion, like other service organizations, are feeling the greater needs of this fast expanding city of ours, and we hope that through the facilities of our new building we will be in a better position to meet these needs. Like all other Legion Branches across Canada, Branch 43 Oshawa is actively engaged in community effairs and our main endeavors are the sponsorship of Minor Baseball and Track and Field which provides recreation for hundreds of Oshawa youngsters and we hope that with the opening of our new building we will be able to further these projects. Service to veterans and their dependents is Our most important function and our doors are always open to any of these people who are in need of ossistance either in pensions, treatment legislation or in emergency welfare. There is still a great need for improvements in the pension legislation of our country, and the Royal Canadian Legion from Dominion Command down to the smallest Branch are continually making representations to the government for these changes. At this time, even though our membership is over 900, there ore still a great mumber of veterans in Oshawo and district who are not members of this great orgonization, ond | wish to personally invite oll veterans in this area to become members of Branch 43, Oshawa, and assist us to maintain our inter- ests in the welfare of veterans . . >their dependents . . , and the widows and orphans 'of the deceased, bY Virtue" of our-strength numbers ALEX'B. WALKER, suuRRSeeune, At Lan \ \ \y AY , YQ '\ \ WY A \\ Ls \ \\ \\ \\ NY A \\ A VETERANS' ORGANIZATION \\ Lt TO WU WW TANS Social Activities For Legion Members Aims and Objectives of the Legion RN A Ww XN @ To perpetuate of the fallen. he memory @ 'Attractive lounge rooms. wy \ YO) \ RA @ The "Quiet. Room" for To assist veterans dnd television their dependents in need. To strive to ensure the preservation of democracy. \\' \ wr' we ANN) Darts, billiards and snook- er, shuffleboard, peg pool, Cribbage and. euchre bowling and curling. Wr To advocate the mainten- ance of adequate military forces for the defence of our country = Above all . . « comrade- ship ! ° Social events. NY RX To work toward everlasting peace for the entire world, << \\\\\\ we NE ahh \\ NOD Keeping Pace with the Growth of Oshawa "JOIN THE LEGION -- IN YOUR REGION" OSHAWA BRANCH ir Susteeten eg, Sal ee te > 7 << Se ae ee cs ie ee ow é ALEX B. WALKER Sponsorship of Minor Base- ball. and Hockey. Constant voice munity affairs. in come Assistance in canvassing for community efforts a Donations to charitable ore ganizations -and commun- ity projects. Sponsorship of track and field, Membership in civic organizations. various "Oshawa Branch 43 - Royal Canadian Legion <--