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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuetday; June 16, q 164 $5 Council Gets Problem -- City Council. has thrown next year's council (no matter what | election) the Eastview parking Firefighters Get Hike Rete ee Oshawa firefighters Monday night, A WOODBINE ENTRIES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 FIRST RACE -- Purse $2000. Maiden two-year-olds. 5 Furlongs. Harvonian, Burton 115 Bega Bega, No Boy A-120 To The Victor, Gordon 120 Take Notice, Livingstone X11 Spots to Spare, Dalton 117 Echo Boy, Leblanc 120 La Ligue, No Boy 117 Sailmaker, Hale 116 Rococo Rogue, No Boy 112 Ramuntcho, Freed A-121 Burnt Roman, No Boy C-117 King Gorm, Gi Lord Quilio, Whiteborough, No Boy 120 Royal Spirit, No Boy 114 Benares 2nd, No NEW MEMBERS AND THEIR WIVES AT GM 2 YEAR CLUB DINNER New General Motors 25- Year Club members and their wives are seen at one of the tables in the Royal York Hotel as they attended the club's annual dinner. More than 800 club members and their wives attended. A special train conveyed the guests from the. company's south plant to the hotel, 'From left are Mr. and. Mrs. John W. MacMillan, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Childerhose. --GM. Photo 7 Architects Interviewed By Board Of Education , A step in the massive ro-gx in ram Oshawa Board o Eaueation plan over the next five years was taken Monday night when seven architects were interviewed. During the five-and-a-h al f- hour meeting of the Building and Planning Committee the architects each made half hour presentations. The first four to speak, all representing Toronto area firms, were vying for the contract to design a 1,400 pupil secondary, composite schoo] and the last three for a 10-room elementary school which will later be en- larged to a 20-room school. This second school is to be built on a site at Grandview and Olive avenues and the Board plan to open it Septem- ber, 1965. Two of the architects making presentations in regard to this school were from the Toronto area and the third from Pickering. : Site and opening dates have not yet been fixed for the sec- ondary composite school. Six of the architects told the committee that although their firms. would make checks on the construction of regular} First company to make a pre- sentation, Clifford-Murrie, Wil- "clerk of works" was able to stop trouble before it began and was well worth the $100 a week it might lowdale, said the cost to employ one. for inspiration, or even dream a little," he said. When asked about windowless schools, the firm's representa- tive said he felt windows were needed for psychological rea- sons. "We need to look ga t) Turks Protest Greek Youth Conscription ain and Turkey. LARNACA, Cyprus (AP) -- The Cyprus government of President Archbishop Makarios Monday conscripted hundreds of enthusiastic Greek - Cypriot 19-year-olds for a fulltime army being organized over the pro- tests of Turkish-Cypriots, Brit- They lined up at registration centres in Larnaca and nearby Cost is estimated at $59,000. Negotiations have been going on for several months and the contract is retroactive to the first of this year. A first class firefighter will hriow get $5427 a year. Next year, his salary goes up to $5644. Mechanics get a yearly boost of $140. ' Service pay increase goes up from $2 to $3 this year, to $5 next year. According to the contract, council has agreed to study a formal promotion system, de- parmental rules and regulations grievance procedure. Vacations 'and statutory holi- days remain the same; a re- quest for sweaters and $10 shoe vouchers was turned down. New firefighters will now be L Cc B. c T T F Cc! c Ai CITY AND DISTRICT on probation for one year The deputy fire chief has been re- moved from the bargaining unit And council now has 30 days, Cc Second company before the committee, Jackson, Ypes and Associates, Toronto, also said a "clerk of works" was necessary and invited members of the committee to visit a school they have recently completed at Owen Sound. Some members of the com- mittee will travel to see this school today and others on Thursday. William Saccoccio, Toronto, told the committee he thought "a clerk of works" was a good; thing on any building project: and essential on a large proj- ect. A. E. Vine, Toronto, said he also recommended a "clerk of| works". "It would pay divi-| dends,"' he said. | All four architects said they could have plans ready for ten- der about three months after the initial sketch plans had been approved by the Board. FLOWER SLIDES SHOWN Through the courtesy of Dr. Lawrence D. Townsend of En- cinitas, California, members of the Rotary Club of Oshawa, at their Monday meeting,' enjoyed a series of color slides. of flow- ers. Encinitas, located on the coast near San Diego, is known as the Flower Capital. AT OPENING The Eastview Park Associa- tion held their opening ceremon- ies at the park, which included a draw to aid the building for a club house and to support their four junior baseball teams, |I of Thomas Jones, iby; William R VISITORS AT ROTARY Visitors at the Monday meet- ing of the Rotary Club of Osh- awa included Thomas Simnett, Peter Ellens and Mel Smith, all and _ Rotarians Eng- Whit- ankin, Pickering and Keith Jackson, Bowman- ville. Oshawa; Garston, Andrews, and; Alex TWO-CAR HIT A two-car collision at the in- tersection of Albert and Bruce streets Monday evening caused a total of $500 damage to the on Saturday, June 13. Alderman| Vehicles involved. Drivers were: Alice Reardon drew the tick-/ Michael iN ets, which brought a $90 prize| Street, and Robert Wainwright, to Mrs. Eleanor Alin, of 189 General Delivery, Magnetawan, Kennedy, Windsor street, and a basket of| Ont. groceries to Ted Barnes, 190} instead of 14, to render griev- ance decisions. A 588 Drew L Mayor Gifford Raps Policy Mayor Lyman Griffith Mon- day night criticized a Parks and Property committee recommen- dation to hold city land and complained of difficulty in get- jting an explanation from com- $s F L Ss Michael ' Deak offered $1000 for a piece) cia-Cordova road area. Council was told the men own industrially-zoned land on both sides of the piece they want to Cadillac avenue. Secret Inquest COUNCIL BRIEFS buy. City Engineer Fred Crome listed four conditions of sale but the committee's recommenda- tion was not to sell. "Let's not hold onto land; let's get rid of it," urged His , It is not known when a deci-! ;Sion will be made on which ar-| jchitect to use for the secon-| dary composite school and no! indication was given to any firm. The last three firms inter- viewed, George Yamazaki, Scar- borough, Milne and Rankin, Notes Revealed To Reporters OTTAWA (CP) -- The official transcript of the proceedings of an inquest here June 4 now has been made available to the Ot- which had Frost Steel and Wire Com- pany Limited was low bidder, at $5121, for chain link fence for Bathe and Fern- hill parks. Three firms bid. College Park Seventh Day Adventist jcouncil for permission to put up four church direction signs Church has successful asked Worship. "Is there any reason to hang onto it?" Ald, Hayward Murdoch said a Cordova road delegation has complained that enlarging the area for the "likely use' would create "inroads on their pri- vacy"'. Council went along with the committee. S Moon Babu, No Bi A--Stafford Farms Money Eternal Lock, No Boy 111 Toronto Street, No Boy 119 Itulyarso, Dittfach A-122 116; Forest Rover, Newshen, Freed X112 Heliofields, Sweet Lady Briar, No Boy A-112 Blearctic, Gomez 112 Free Quest, Hempeter, Hale B-120 Rainbow River, Shuk 120 Canisteo, Hale 115 atin Mermaid, Shuk 117 joy 120 Eligible: Jay B., No Boy, 120; Cousin Clem, No Boy, A-120; No Kidding, Hale, B-120; 'Light the Lamp, Diftfach, -117; Danassas, No Boy, C-117, Entry }--Pine Tree Stable Entry C--Arrow Farms Entry SECOND RACE -- Purse $2500. ($7500 laiming). Three-year-olds, one and one- sixteenth Miles (Marshall Course). avy Bive, N Turcotte XXX101 in Pan Alley, Harrison 110 'ast Answer, Gordon A-115 Boy Los,t Harris X106 After Clouds, Gordon A-111 Apache Dancer, Potts 111 A--Willow Downs Farm Entry THIRD RACE ---- Purse $1900. ($2500 laiming). Four-year-olds and up. 6¥2 Furlongs. Foaled in Canada, Ruffino, Hale 122 luny Miss, Harrison 117 More, Leblanc 122 rtista, Harris X109 Our Interview, Dalton 119 airnfield, Freed XX112 Grifter, Shuk 122 Miss Bassano, Harris X112 Peter Wrack, Sutcliffe XXX106 Also Eligible: Zenarchal, Freed, A-X114; Bobby Brier, No Boy, 122; Belle nge, No Boy, 117; Highest Reward, Hale, Bomar, Cosentino, 122; Tiny Frult, eblanc, 114. A--F Junger and J P Hogan Entry FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2200 ($4500 Claiming), Three-year-olds, 62 Furlongs. Playampa, Walsh 106 hining Wings, Dittfach 109 Armadan, Hale A-111 leet Hawk, No Boy 114 ove Quest, Freed X106 Kissy Missy, Walsh B-106 Brief Wind, Full Honours, Dalton 111 Future Time, Leblanc 111 Harrison 112 ultan Ruler, Hale 111 Touchbutton, Shuk 116 Dogbane, Harris X111 Also Eligible: Never Me, Freed, X106; 4 Cecelia Binder, Harris, A-X109; Careless mittee chairman John Dyer.|Kate, Walsh, B-106. Ritzie and Frank!A--J Hanley and Chreudon Stable Entry B--Bill Beasley Entry i - .| FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,600, "Jew- of land in the Park road-Valen lish Home for the Aged' allowances, two- year-olds, filliesn, 5 furlongs. Wally Wallace, No Boy A-115 Sharon Market, Foo Foo, Shuk 115 She'sajoy, Freed X115 Expressed, Lady Rhythm, Dittfach 118 A--Stafford Farms Harrison A-117 Dittfach 112 entry (QUINELLA BETTING) SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,900, "The Transportation Club -- Toronto' allow- nces, three-year-old fillies, 6¥2 furlongs. No Boy 117 No Boy 112 No Boy A-112 peedy Lament, Dittfach 112 A--View Hulloa Farms entry SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $10,000 add- ed, "King Edward Gold Cup Handicap", three-year-olds and up, one and one sixteenth miles (turf course). Gran Califa, Freed A-117 Ring Around, Harris 6-111 Sky Diver, , Menedict, No Boy E-112 Intrepido 2nd, No Boy 114 Safety Man, Remillard 111 Galindo, Harris B-113 Albion Star, No Boy E-114 Greek Form, No Boy C-126 Lebon M L, No Boy 114 Dalton 114 Broadway John W., Rogers D-116 C, C. Street, No Boy C-112 A--North Star Ranch entry B--Mrs. N, Jensen and J. B, Azanzea entry C--Mrs. H, Waggorier, Mrs. G. Keane, E. B. Seedhouse and Willow Downs Farm entry D--Lanson Farms and T. A, Dalton entry EH. A. Grant and H. W, Knight Jr. entry EIGHTH RACE--Purse $2,000 ($2500). Claiming Four-year-olds and up, One and One 16th Miles Sir Demijohn, Gordon A-116 Dezory, Hale 106 Ary's Reward, Walsh 114 Shasta Road, Hale 113 Gallant Helio, Rogers 122 Bonnie Flare, Freed X109 Enlyn Lad, Gordon A-TI9 Whitville, No Boy 119 Prince Tour, Leblanc 116 Solution, Dalton 122 A-Willow Downs Farm, P, J. Enright and G. E. Lyons entry. X-5 Ibs. APP ALW Cialmed XX-7 Ibs. APP ALW Claimed XXX-10_ Ibs. APP ALW Claimed, Post Time 2 p.m. HURT CATTLE CHURCHILL, England (CP) Thomas Bateman was fined £30 for dehorning two cattle with- out anesthetic. A witness from the Royal Society for the Pre- vention of Cruelty to Animals said the animals suffered as much pain as a human would if all his teeth were yanked out. problem. a The city fathers Monday night suggested money be set , i in 1965 to. extend a area on the east side of - ~ tral Park boulevard south for 542 feet. > Area residents have complain- ed about parked cars. and the" dangers of children running out from between them. : Ever since the Boys' Club wase= built in Eastview, Park, traffie=> and parking problems have in--< creased, say some neighbors. ~~ Council did consider | jad cars inside the park but reject-"* ed the idea because they were». loath to encroach on. park land. =" A four-point program was suge.« gested for next year: Central Park road widening and. construction; sidewalk t the park side; a fence. alo the street line; a bylaw am ment to permit right angle park. °? ing hi a Lo SELLER BUYER _. PAUL RISTOW REALTOR 187 KING ST, £. AT Ancus-GRAYDON CARPET COMPANY 282 King W., Oshawa @ Tel. 728-6254 Oshawa's Rug and Carpet Centre Broadloom-Tile-Linoleum tawa newspapers their reporters barred from the hearing. Coroner Dr. J. S. Cross or- dered reporters from the hear- ing, touching off a series of events which eventually led to release of the official transcript. The inquest had been called by Dr, Cross to investigate the case of a baby bom to a 17- year-old unmarrieq mother in late May in a room of the Chat- eau Laurier Hotel. The baby had either been born dead-or died shortly after birth. Dr. H. Beatty Cotnam, On- tario supervising .coroner, and Attorney-General Wishart both issued sttements in which they disagreed with Dr. Cross' ac- tion in barring the press. It was Dr. Cotnam who released the official record, The inquest had been in pro- gress only 30 minutes when the jury foreman read a statement to. the coroner which said 'we the jury find that we cannot render a verdict as there is no clear evidence of a live birth. Pickering, and Craig, Zeidler and Strong, Toronto, were not given an indication when the committee would decide which one to use but the decision is expected soon. Only Milne and Rankin said they would not advise a clerk of works. --two at Highway 401 entrances --and have a push-button stop light installed on King street east at the entrance to the col- lege grounds, Council approved a Planning Board recommendation for re- zoning in the Hillcroft - Trick - Adeline avenue area to allow apartment development. Re- quest came from Bolahood Brothers Limited. Alex Smykaluk, John Harris, Dennis Mackey and Gary Chal- lice, all of the city's assessment department, have successfully completed examinations in an Assessment Practices and Prin- ciples course administered by Queen's University. Mr. Smyka- luk finished the third and final year, Mr. Harris and Mr. Mac- key the second year, and Mr. iChallice the first year. Morley Parfeniuk, 27, has been appointed city deputy assessment commissioner at a starting salary of $6600. He has been with the city three years; he was formerly an employee of J. P. Coombes' company, the firm which did the city's re- assessment. Orville C. Eagle and Everett C. Warne have been reappoint-| ed to the Oshawa Suburban Roads Commission for five years, to August, 1969. Loring streét, south of Shake- speare avenue, will be closed. Parking will be prohibited on the west side of Park road from Adelaide to Hillside avenues. the building of a school they recommended a second watch dog in the shape of 'a clerk of works" be employed. KEEPS WATCH Some trustees did not agree with this, saying that if a re- contractor was employ- quent supervision 'vist to the site a clerk of works was not mMecessary, NEED A NEW... OIL FURNACE? PERRY 723-3443 Limasso] under the provisions of a new law approved by Par- liament two weeks ago 'despite a veto by Fazil Kuchuk, the Turkish - Cypriot - vice pres- ident. Turkey. and Britain protested that the ate nee ee con- stitution, b lakarios said con-| They said they would visit a tinuing threats by Turkey to in-| building site aery day and the vade Cyprus made the callup|clerk of works would not be imperative. needed. Just a Minute... is all it takes to moke arrange- ments to have an experienced Travel Consultant call at your home and help you with your travel plans. 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