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N 44 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, September 23, 1964 Vintage Cars ~ Are Sought In Maritimes automobiles has generated a search for vint- age cars, especially several models which were manufac- tured in the area more than 60 rs ago. ° = a the leaders of the movement, Mel Louden of Ed- . says "It's a little! known fact that cars were) manufactured in several towns and cities in the Maritimes " Mr, Louden, who runs an' the early 1900s." antique auto museum near here, | has 12 cars on display, including) a 1905 Reo Tourer and a) 1933) Rolls Royce. "The three cars I'm especi- ally anxious to get are the Maritime Singer Six which mes) manufactured in Saint John, N.B., in 1913-14, and the four-| and six-cylinder MacKay cars built in Kentville, N.S., and in! Amherst, N.S., around 1910." Mr. Louden, who works as a) supervisor of an equipment re- pair shop at an Edmundston) pulp and paper mill, has put in many hours of spare-time work | restoring cars, several of which he found in barns and fields| around the Maritimes. At the First Atlantic Automo- _ bile Show, to be held in Halifax, Sept. 18-19, Mr. Louden will be) the senior judge in the eight) classes of antique cars to be displayed. | More than 50 cars, dating) back as far as 75 years, will be} on hand for two days of pa- rades, skill trials and public display. The show will be pre- ceded by an endurance drive by) 15 antique cars from Yarmouth, | NS., to Halifax, about 215! miles. | Volunteers Rid Patients In Hospital PETERBOROUGH, Ont. (CP)) As a result of the efforts of a group of volunteers, long-term! mental patients have been able to spend a family-style week at @ cottage near here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brook started the project. Mrs. Brook is chairman of the Peterbor- ough volunteer visiting commit-| tee of the Mental Health Asso- ciation. Because of her. work, | both she and her husband know | many of the patients at the On- tario Hospital in Kingston. ' | Mrs. Brook also has first-| hand knowledge of how it feels! to be a patient in an Ontario hospital. Some years ago she . epent three weeks in One. "'It's a startling experience that no one can know until they go be- hind the door and hear the key, turn." | The cottage holiday was Mr.| Brooks' idea. Mis wife got the) approval of hospital superin-| tendent Dr. J. S. Pratten, and began organizing. } A four-bedroom cottage was/| loaned to them. Volunteers got) it ready, took bedding, dishes) and food there. The freezer was) filled with home-made baking, | the Northminster United Church | Women donated over $100 worth of groceries and soft drinks. A neighbor of the Brooks loaned a boat and motor, and bathing suits and cottage clothes were collected Theatre passes were provided and Mrs. Brook took her guests to band concerts and to church. On Friday she had a pot luck supper, inviting guests from the volunteer group and the Mental Health Association, ENJOYED BY ALL } "It was this contact with us and other people that did so much for them," Mrs. Brook says. "I don't want to drop it} now, in spite of the work and the expense." The patients who went on the holidays were chosen by the hospital staff, with permission from their families. One group of five went for the first week, another for the second. Mrs. Brook and one other volunteer each week did the} housework, with some help from the guests. The Brook's two young sons were at the cot- tage, which Mrs, Brook says helped. 'Children don't see any difference." The Brooks have had a letter from the hospital, telling them. "It will be wonderful if this can be repeated in the future. Ev- eryone seems to have enjoyed this and to have benefited." Mrs. Brook says she would organize another group this| summer, if she could get an-! other cottage. She dreams of ex-| panding in the future. "Then I would hire help or perhaps get help from the hospital so that I would have more time to be with the guests ' "T have long term dreams about this, but in the meantime "Y'm hoping what we've done can be repeated. It is something for them to remember in the long) winter. And it would have been' so much better if the time had been longer." HOTEL AFLOAT | VANCOUVER (CP)--Mr. and Mrs. Walter Le Grue of Kodiak, Alaska, have purchased the Ca- nadian Prince, a 250-foot --. ship, for conversion into a Fotel a Kodiak, Formerly the| Canadian Pacific ship Princess) he once plied the west| Norah, s Pp tend. - coast of Vancouver ¢ Oshawa Times WOMY GREATEST READING BARGAIN IN CANADA L00K WHAT 70° . A WEEK WILL BUY WHAT AAPPENED AFTER END OF ANNE FRANK'S DIARY icon: SHO Na 9 Ma La grand! 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