The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

- @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridoy, December 6, 1963 'School Board Letter -|Hooper-Heads Rubberworkers Described As 'Weak local 189 BOWMANVILLE (Staff). -- Ajas a school for at least the next|stair hall is the first of these 1 ocal 189 United Rubber, Cork,|Growers' arketing Board ex-lior Hockey Teague to endorse BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- lchallenge to any member of the|25 years. Basically this building|renovations and was considered') i, j1eum and Plastics Workers |School Board to. prove that the/is : sive ifloors in Central Street School keep costs have been fairly high.| going ahead with it' 'are over 50 years old was issued |Tuesday night at council structurally sound, but up-jfor six succesive year before of America held their second " > cin A % z election in two weeks yester- It is our pinion that by im- The hardwood floor in the day, with Ken Hooper defeating proving and modernizing, some|downtair hall, besides being Don Kemp for the second Councillor Ken Hooper hurled)of the high upkeep costs can be| worn quite thin in several spots, tiie. \the challenge after a letter from)removed and at.the same time|was simply unsuitable to with..." 4 spokesman for the union 'the School Board was received we will be able to' bring this|stand the tracking in of mud, said that the first election was by council hardwood was covered with a "Pine floors were lean remember those floors be- Councillor any one year. ing put down," Hooper said. "T am not 50 years old and I get the most out of this school scraping, hardwood floors with the am sure the are not either." Councillor weak. Its weakness shows, he said, since it took them nearly three months to draft it. The letter from follows "In reply to September 25 your 1963, case nearly hopeléss. Doctors still fear he may never walk normally but his parents, Mr Ubald Lamoureux, Eleyen-year-old Michael La- moureux of Orleans, Ont., near Ottawa, in a deep coma since being struck by a car and Mrs last April, now is looking for- ward to. a wonderful Christ- mas with his family. He came out of the coma Nov. 11 after doctors had considered his REPORT TO DURHAM with a few facts 'During the fice, this Board has fairly intensive as they have done since his accident With nurse Mrs. Lois Berigan Michael is jties Wheat Sale To Reds Will Boost Ontario BY RUSSELL C. HONEY, MP 'mental reorganization of OTTAWA -- Within six months culture the one billion dollars now being' For political reasons, eco- received by Prairie farmers for nomic self-sufficiency has. been Communist cou aale of wheat to export custom- the general aim of these coun- ers will be in Eastern Canada, tries, The hugé wheat pur- having been used to purchase chases from: Canada this year the automobiles, washing mach- indicate clearly the difficulty ines, television sets and clothing of maintaining this policy at all which we manufacture here in times . the East to supply our fellow Canadians in the West. TRADE SURPLUS The Canadian nation as a whole is feeling the accelerated from these countries in the Sino- changes in 2 economic tempo touched off by Soviet bloc remains low Canada tice, the Sov the sale of crop ever grown in the West rade surplus with the area ap- world It might be interesting, there- proximat equal to the value some fore, to consider whether or not of our grain shipments we can expect similar grain sales to Communist in future years, and to review ' ' EUS : briefly Canada's trade -- policy rune cement a wih reference to these sales. (Canada's balance of payments. rangeménts The countries _ purchasing' position. : oe ' Canadian wheat this year in- elude Albania, Bulgaria, China, »Cuba, Czechoslovakia, East Ger- many, Hungary, North Korea, north Vietnam, Mongolia, Rou- mania and the U.S.S.R. These countries cover one-fifth > tol a it an eas on tional liquidity generally population. It is an area which The large grain sales this year West fhas been undergoing rapid in- 27 4 direct result of poor crops dustrialization and a the difficulties and indeed have recent years It is: difficult servations but justified, at least, wheat time to come Payments in gold or conyer- afford a port sales of wheat in there is a substantial services ning goods .and with the ed and maintained the sale of wheat do not only re- production this year lieve the strain on Canada's p0s- problem for the ition, they also add to interna- countries as to Ideological great rums to suit your individual taste No matter what kind of rum you like best -- Very Light, Dark or White -- you will enjoy it more if it's Lamb's. Excellent for highballs and other drinks. Inspiring on-the-rocks or straight. Always choose Lamb's for the rums. of good choice. explaining why a.school' up to. the level of our dirt and snow, and we found it floor at the school other schools. vinyl as- bestos tile earlier this year. there fore. the hardwood ones and Iso that this goal can be achieved|had been satisfactory be-|the school a little bit each year,|ings have been tried and none} Hooper also said school comparable to the others the letter from the Board was in the Schoo! Board to the Council read as ' During Wint z . | Jct°" During Winter es the reason for covering a hard : v i floor with tile in the ha ENDS SEVEN MONTHS COMA "cit Suc'"sthont "Se Council Rules would like you.to be acquainted past term of of- investigation of|town council decided on Tuesday say they will cointinue to pray our schools with respect to pop- night. ulation trends and present facil We have concluded that Cen --(CP Wirephoto) 'tral Street School can be utilized pended for four months agri-/national, political or other con ai ex ndiv- STUDY REQUE i have perienced in collectivizing idual. peasant farm land remain increased to draw really Eigin School was firm conclusions' from these 9)- the- new one would app® in suggesting Because' the value of imports that without some pretty radica cultural sit Union is not prac- the largest wheat is now running a merchandise going to be a serious competitor) | itt th. oovernments of the markets for NEED STEADY MARKETS : While we probably cannot ex- understanding and a reduction of countries tible currencies accruing from pect to achieve such large ex- international tension ' en-| Our trade policy support to cu ears as under present ar- the philosophy that internationa z evidence Commerce contains the possibil that steady markets for wheat ity of promoting greater under- However, Canada is still run- and. other commodities with the standing deficit un Sino-Soviet bloc can be develop- Our recent world at large. The receipts for 'The shortfall in. agricultura Communist whether should buy massively from the AUICO C/T they differences funda- and are not attributable to inter-- moved aside in favour of neces void by. the Executive declared impossible to make the floor Rana "Hence, it is our plan over the look respectable at any time. next few years, to modernize; 'Several different floor coat- ed Don Kemp in the The only *lelection by 96 votes without any exorbitant: cost inialternative 'to tile would be 'an © expensive process to remove the be entire floor seal by solvents and/tary-Tre and sand the entire c!amation ; asurer's "In this way, we feel we can \floor and refinish it with Pene- The trim or a like product. Even © i ps with this method our experi-/P, Dolan, W Collville, a cleanliness and appearance, ence has been such that this ens 1 eee type of floor finish would not Cuddahee last more than two or three 2 ye eWith the vinyl asbestos tile, Canadian Wins Junior Yearling ! a . *.* Bull Exhibition ye feel we now have a floor CHICAGO Dogs Can Roam that will last indefinitely and and District Cattle will be much easier to keep Association and W. J. Knapp of smallest long-term overall cost and still provide a for educating our children. "The tile floor in the down- clean and attractive. "We are very pleased with the appearance of the new floor and we would like to suggest that if the Councillors are interested in seeing the changes in the Cen tral School, we would be happy BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- to show them the vast improve . ogs will be permitted to run, ment this renovation ha at the International j sre' Thursday. a loose during the winter months, made he Thursd Apple Hercules. year-old bul] class, wood Rag In the two The present bylaw which pro- hibits dogs from roaming the streets of the town will be sus- Toronto Mayor Apologizes To Firefighters TORONTO (CP) -- Mayor lor A. Oke Philip Givens publicly apolo- gized to the Toronto Fire De . HAVE NEW STREET partment Wednesday after he Ont placed third Sowmanville will have a new learned the department was not Reserve champion bull street responsible for ambulance delay Greenwood Rag Apple Hercules This will come into being when former. mayor Donald ; jaftér Goodyear Rubber com- Summerville died the late pany deeds: the street to the town manded "a damn good explana-|for a resuscitator, not an ambu Goodyear at present holds the tion" from the department for lance deed to Durham street which is what he called a delay of seven the road to their new plant minutes Fire Frado| Farms Limited, Bramp- ton, placed second It was also noted t yuncil ae that if a rabies threat did come nto the area the bylaw would b- enforced This motion was made by uncillor Hughes and Council- shown by R. R. Ridges, Ont Dennis, Haven Rag Applé Reward shown by C. J Ferme Notre Dame, Beeton mayor was Chief Frank said the telephone request when jis called A request regarding the erec- Inter- Mr. Hooper who won the first election by three votes, defeat- second J. Coyle was 'elected to Secre- office by ac- executive board of offi- rs are: P, Patrick, C. Devitt, (AP)--The Oxford Breeding Woodstock captured first place hand to present diplomas to the n junior yearling bull judging following recipients Exhibition|lin, Wendy Cox, Ralf DeJonge, Their joint entry was Green- Fradol Supreme Max, shown by place junior yearling, bull was Oak Ridges Regal Luke) Oak Were given to The senior yearling bull Bond, (Sports); ; ,| (Academic); Cresswell and| (Sports) was worked throughout a four-year stricken|School Crest Last week Mayor Givens de-|with a heart attack Nov. 19 was| 2 = E LECT a He said the policy is to try to revive thé patient and if no re- Coakwell/sponse is evident an ambulance {ker says his club has banned the slap shot entirely, | Tobacco Sells At_| North Bay Jrs. 50.15 Cents Lb. , 4 3/season,"' said, Parker. TILLSONBURG (CP)--A total, Ban Slap Shot "Tm convinced that in aban- of 1,735,760 pounds of tobacco ' doning the slap shot we have fetched an average of '50.15 NORTH BAY (CP) -- A plan improved our shooting accur- cents a pound when auctioned »Y Frank Boucher, commis: 0, py a good margin," said on Ontario Flue-cured Tobacco! sioner of the Saskatchewan Jun-| pot,. Palangio a PRE Na- changes Thursday. tional and American Hockey So far, 28,327,958 pounds have|# penalty on players who use|League player and sponsor of sold for an average of 51.56 the slap shot outside the oppos- the clb |cents a pound. ing team's blue line, has been - He added "Youngsters -----~ -jtaken a step further by Novti should learn to develop a wrist Bay Trappers of the Northern! shot which they can control te- Ontario Hockey Association Jun- fore using the slap shot. I think lior A circuit. our players are making great Trappers' coach Howie Par-iheadway in this respect." Graduation ------ -- Exercises Held THANK YOU onoxo-s cau To The Electors Of The Township Of East Whitby \gram was recently held for the Many thanks for electing me to |Grade eight graduating class of the council for 1964. | shall en- effect--all- Orono School '1962-63 of Orono Public School Dr. R. Taggart, chairman of the Orono Public School Board, offered a welcome and congrat- julations on behalf of the board. S. Rutherford, vice-principal of Clarke High School, gave a jvery interesting talk to the |\graduates, impressing the need of higher education. H. Dyke, former principal of the Orono School and' teacher of the graduating class, was on deavour to serve all clases to the best of my ability. Sharon Al- Dorothy Dunlop, John Grady, Patsy Hardy, Terrance Hardy, Cecil Kennedy, Wayne Mercer Richard Neal,, Carol Nixon, Mary Tennant, William Todd, Douglas Walker, Richard Mor- rison and Robert Luxton ROSS E. LEE period to accomplish 18 of the 26 points required for the Orono TO Bars for special achievements Wendy Cox Patricia Hardy Terrance Hardy Cecil Kennedy (Music); Honorable mention was given to Patricia Hardy, who had HARRY M. 1 tion of school signs on the streets approaching the Lord referred to 1964 council "My Sincere Thanks!" FOR MY RE-ELECTION ar ity which dictated the policy which was established this year Canda's readiness to deal in a fair and straightforward man- Communist countries. who need our foodstuffs could result in the development of a greater mutual Darlington Twp. Council ... To all my friends and to the electors in Darlington Township. May you enjoy a merry Christmas and a Happy New » New Year! is based on grain 'sales have helped to meet. the food needs of the buying countries, and, of course, have been of great eco- nomic benefit to all of Canada Carl Down a ° Quality This seal is the hallmark of quality in the. Rug Cleaning Field. As member of NIRC,. Nu- Way Rug Co. Ltd. have the knowledge and equip- SMITH Councillor 1960-61 Reeve 1963 professiona| rug cleaning 25 Years Financial Business Experience job Vice-President of Bayly Engineering Active in Church and Service Work NU-WAY GIVE AJAX EXPERIENCED RESPONSIBLE RUG CO. LTD. ADMINISTRATION 174 MARY ST. 728-4681 DECEMBER 7th--VOTE... soma Seiten od) )6 HARRY M. SMITH-Mayor @ Deputy Reeve 1962 ment to do a thorough, by Qualified Oshawa Technicians" were WY 5199" SEINON-S7OP FROM TORONT NAR CANADIAN PACIFIC Your holiday starts as you step aboard. Relax. Enjoy world famous Empress service on a Super DC-8 Jet non-stop to Mexico City. Just 414 hours and you're there. Only $199, 17-day jet economy round-trip. Travel in the friendly air... let Canadian Pacific jet you there. TAKE A TOUR OF MEXICO -- 15 dazzling days for only $215.20 (plus air fare). See fabulous Mexico City, Acapulco. Tour includes all hotels, sightseeing, some meals. Call your Travel Agent or any Canadian Pacific office. In Toronto phone EM 6-7531. a . GP cific TRAINS / TRUCKS / SHIPS / PLANES / HOTELS / TELECOMMUNICATIONS WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM rereagrmecenamnryonne'non: enone Se ELECTRIC CAR WARMER Happy car... Happy driver! He'll drive away each morning with a WARM feeling inside! -- and clear windows, too! (for greater safety) He'll start out happier with an interior electric car warmer. Not a block heater for the DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE OSHAWA--WHITBY--BROOKLIN 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY PHONE 668-3304 engine, but an inside car warmer, so he can get right into a warm car on frosty morn- ings--no sitting and shivering. No scraping windshields or windows, before getting in, either. It's like having a fully heated garage, for only 7 to 10 cents per night. This safety-approved, fan-type,. thermostatically controlled car warmer operates on ordinary household current and it's easy to install. So why wait? They're available at service stations ... auto supply stores... department stores... and shopping" MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE 22 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH PHONE 723-9441 your hydro