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RCAC REC TEE RAEN SERA: - +» They Are Needed To 'NEW HOMES ON ACADIA STREET IN OSHAWA Meet Growing Population ' Home Builders In Area Optimistic About Future Oshawa and District Home Builders Association are opti- mistic about future construc- tion in Oshawa, says president Cal Potter. "We are almost certain that home construction this year will increase to the 1965 total of permits issued," said Mr, Pot- ter. In 1965, the ne issued 668 single family dwelling permits, compared to 422 in 1966. "Last year, construction was caught up in the economy changes but it seems to be clearing itself now," said Mr. Potter. "We can look for more town houses to be built in the future -- with the increase of taxes and land prices, people will be looking more toward them. , "Apartment building con- struction in Oshawa has slowed because a few years ago there ,was a great demand but it 'seems to have reached the point where there is enough for Oshawa's city council. "They are doing a good job and I feel that the industrial commissioner is finally getting the backing that he needed," Mr. Potter said. "From what I can gather, more inquiries are being re- ceived from industries, desir- ous of settling in Oshawa, than ever before." Mr. Potter says that he sees in the short span of 10 years, Oshawa, becoming as large as Hamilton, or at least be a major centre as Hamilton is. "This of course, will depend a great deal on our city fathers," Mr. Potter said. The Go Transit commuter also be a deciding factor in some industries coming here. "This will bring new people and more construction. It is our hope to be able to service these people in the best pos- sible way and to work alon with Oshawa as it grows. "One major project that I feel must be looked into imme- diately, is the development of the downtown area. Oshawa is on the upswing and it would be a pity to have all of these assets and a poor downtown area. "But it will come, it will have to come. Oshawa has too much Pt gua for it not to. come," he said. Summer Jobs Found For Teens Overload, a non-profit organiz- to find summer jobs for teens, will mark its third season this year, Established in 1964 by busi- nessmen here who recognized the problems high school and university students often meet when seeking Teenage Overload is operated by teens who act as liaison be- tween employers and students. Similar organizations been set up in Toronto and Montreal. Last year 4,040 teen- agers applied here and 780 were helped to find employment, ranging from mothers' helpers _--" and general factory WINNIPEG (CP) -- Teenage ation operated by young people OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana- a record value for 1966 exports and expects even greater sales this year to its biggest cus- tomer, thé United States. Foreign Trade, the federal trade department magazine, says the consensus in the indus- try is that U.S. sales will in- crease because meat prices re- main high, the U.S. population is growing at a rate of some 3,000,000 a year, and the low cholesterol in fish makes a good A \selling point. And a new reason for antici- |. Fisheries Industry Gains Record Value For Exports salted groundfish; pickled and dian fisheries industry achieved|dry-salted fish, molluscs and crustaceans, fish and whale meals and marine oils. The year 1966 began with a strong demand for fresh and frozen fish generally. Prices in the U.S, for some varieties reached record highs. The U.S. market weakened about mid- year due to greater European production, the U.S, tight-money policy and relaxation of th rule of abstinence from meat for Roman Catholics. Of Canada's total 1966 fish- erles exports, the U.S. pur- chased 68.7 per cent at a value of $150,647,000, compared with 70.3 per cent of 1965 exports at a value of $149,686,000. 200 London Negroes to drop its;which had the backing of the most popular television musical|Campaign Against Racial Dis- series, The Black and White|crimination, claimed the show Ministrel Show, The petition,/offended Negroes. The second-best market was Europe, which took 19 per cent of 1966 exports--Britain took 9.8 per cent--at a value of $41,536,- 000, compared with 18.5 per cent in 1965 at a value of $39,412,000. Exports to other areas were much smaller, with the British Caribbean taking 5.8 per cent of al! 1966 exports at & value of $12,682,000. BBC REJECTS PETITION LONDON (Reuters) -- The British Broadcasting Conpora- tion has rejected a request by mae For The Final Touch To Your New "Home" or "Cottage" "f° WEBSTER LUMBER ALL HANDYMAN'S SUPPLIES FOR pating greater fish sales: "Families who used to eat fish as penance now will eat it for pleasure'--a reference to the Roman Catholic Church's| relaxation of the no-meat-on- Friday rule last year. | Fisheries exports in 1966 reached a record value for the fifth consecutive year, bringing in $219,100,000--about three per cent more than 1965. Canadian fish products were shipped to 76 countries. Exports of fresh or frozen, whole or dressed seafish to- talled 181,700,000 pounds worth $34,600,000, compared with 151,- 400,000 pounds worth $30,000,000 in 1965. Fresh and frozen At- lantic and Pacific fish did par- ticularly: well. Fresh and frozen seafish and freshwater fillets, smoked fish and canned fish all made gains. 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Industry won't be '90 MEMBERS The association embraces 90 able to afford to bypass us," he said. ATTRACTION 'members in the building indus- try in Oshawa and district. Members have received the "eltizens' award from Ottawa, twice, consecutively, an honor that no other association of this "type has received. "The award is given to the most progressive association in Canada," said Mr. Potter. "We are looking forward to winning a " third. The aim of the association is to promote better housing for -Oshawa. The local association, along with others, supports the 'federal association. "When the 11 per cent sales tax was added, it was our men in Ottawa, that had it broken down into different areas," said Mr. Potter. 'If this hadn't have been so, a lot of people would 'have been hurt by being hit ,all of a sudden." "COUNCIL PRAISED The president of the builders "association has high praise for NOT MOON-STRUCK CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- "Christopher C. 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