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6A -- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, May 6, 1965 Growth of the credit wnions' Own insurance So- ciety has been such during the past decade that plans are now being drawn for a new home to house CUNA Mutual Insurance Society's Canadian operations. Twen- CUNA HOUSE WAS OPENED IN 1954 ty-six acres have been pur- chased along Macdonald- Cartier Freeway between Hamilton and Burlington to provide for the present needs and further expan- sion of the Society. CUNA House Maison CUNA, opened 1954, shown in above, now houses Cana- dian operations of CUNA International, Inc., and CUNA Supply Co-operative, as well as the insurance So- ciety. CUNA' (Hamilton) Credit Union also shares space in the building. --Photo by Bochsleler Ex- Brigadier To Be Committeed OTTAWA (CP)--Retired Brig. John Baxter Allan is to be for- mally committed for trial next Wednesday on charges of con- spiring to accept and of accept- ing 'a benefit of more than $8,000. Brig. Allan, 50, free on bail | of $4,000, was army vice-quar- | ter-master-general until his re- | tirement last August. He is alleged to have ac- | cepted benefits in the form of | merchandise, payment of hotel /bills and transferred shares | from four Toronto brothers who | were agents of a company or ;}ompanies doing business with 'the federal government. | Top Officials Get Pay Hikes TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto City Council Tuesday gave sal- ary increases to its top officials and 300 other non-union em- ployees that will cost taxpayers $100,000 a year. All non-union employees, in- cluding engineers, draughtsmen and clerks, received increases. B Well Done Members! COURTICE 728-1611 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE -- 728-1617 The management and staff of Oshawa Wood Products con- gratulate the executive ond members of the Auto Workers Credit Union on their modern new building. This is another indication of the spreading faith in the future economy of our city. We were proud to play our small part in the com- pletion of your new "home", OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS LID. 4% ee Ee ee Ee ALLONT LIMITED "ALLONT -- The Name to Build On" eet , 1 J Ask Fairer County Plan TORONTO (CP)--W. H. Pal- mer, deputy minister of munici- pal affairs, today asked the Association of Ontario Counties to meet the provincial govern- ment to work out a fairer sys- tem of representation of county councils. Mr. Palmer, speaking to the mid-term meeting of the asso- ciation, told the meeting that fundamental Feforms are needed in local governments. Mr. Palmer suggested pooli industrial assessments within a county since loca} planning can- not be. effective while munici- palities battle each other for assessment, He suggested larger units of local government. Effectiveness is increased when handied in larger geographie er political units, he said, CONGRATULATIONS © 'And BEST WISHES For The Future Officers and Members of the Auto Workers Credit Union should be proud of their tremendous accomplishment: Contributed by: ONTARIO CREDIT UNION LEAGUE Our Congratulations BOARD -- tothe -- AUTO WORKERS CREDIT UNION On Their Modern New Offices CASH COUNTERS STEEL DESKS PARTIONING ROOM CHAIRS BROADLOOM WALMSLEY & MAGILL OFFICE EQUIPMENT LTD. 32 King St. Eost Phone: 723-1461