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CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS |\West Germany Change _ [Safe Driver Awards Total oom wis cose oe, ~ A request from the Oshawa! Provision for the installation | Stare: th: r . | LONDON (CP) -- A record More than 60 per cent of the ae t Fish. and. Wildlife Advisoryjof one-hour parking meters in| . oraeia TaliegT ae hele fie q Committee to city council for a|the 15 spaces on the north side| t 9.500.000 driving desis weteadic ee heir firs grant of $350 to carry out con-|of Bagot Street between Centre | over! mel : ' eda al l l CCl en ~ ree @ars |= : _lattempt, ' Dr. servation at the Second Marshjand Queen Streets was provided| i ol- during 1967 was referred by|for in a parking meter bylaw! jy JOSEPH MacSWEEN jbriefing on his own and em-|and his right-wingers are push- Safe driver's awards, totalling|Fred Henderson, 16, Total, 32 NOW PLAYING tal council, last night, to board of/amendment. | LONDON (CP)--The world is\barrassed Kiesinger. Pressure|ing their ideas of a united |81 | accident-free years, werejyears. -- ; a control. ' _ |just waking up to a. startling|will be strong for a withdrawal;Europe less dependent on the presented Saturday at a ban-| Burley Bus Lines Ltd. Bow- i re Council endorsed a resolution|fact -- that West Germany'slof perhaps 20,000 of Britain's|U.S. quet in Oshawa sponsored ieee and Cobourg: C. K WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! _/ i ri i - > ci i - J ibuti . . sportation S. y Asso-'Burley, 2 ry rley : a rage {| i" eral Ontarin Joint Pan of the ety of Windsor regard change of government war a|NARO contribution of 4008) As one Rrinh oherver pls Magn gf iano. G. Re Geach 9 Tova Glas, MORAD TRANS FLAT eae vill cil that its share for the board's!retarded children. | vs a Rn s| t ak 8 ae Police Chief Walter Johnson 14; Fred Dayes, 11; Dana Gil- DAVID LEAN'S FILM OF BORIS PASTERNAKS (5. yri- *e Board of control will study|was endorsed petitioning the! pression today in Geneva. There! The second setback to British minister under Konrad Aden-|Twelve transport companies) |" fat 'ste requests for grants from the |federal and a govern-|( er man opposition appeared |policy has come on the Common |auer. But now that he has re- were represented gg te 14. Total, 33 years BOX OFFICE OPEN 12-9 P.M, ; en Oshawa and District Historical)ments to remove sales taxes On)iikely to hinder an East-West|Market issue. Persistent reports|turned as finance minister) Following are names of athe and McLellan Building | EVES AT 8:30 P.M. Society ($4,701), Victorian |building materials used for pri- treaty against the spread of nu-|say that last week's mission to under Kiesinger, his colleagues griyers with 10 or more acci- Materials Ltd : Orval Wright,! SAT, & SUN. ot 2 P.M. & 8:30 P.M, Order of Nurses ($5.500), Osh-|vate dwellings. clear weapons that has been|Bonn by Prime Minister Wilson|are more ready to listen. : ")17. Total, 37 operation for 1967 is $50,447. | awa Safety League ($3,000), Ca-| nadian Automotive Museum; ($5,500), Oshawa Housing Com-| pany ($5,000 for general pur-| poses, $10,000 for capital pur- poses), Women's Welfar '| League, Simcoe Hall Settlement House ($15,000 to assist in oper-|2, 1967. Parks, property and/jixe, development of nuclear en-|Kiesinger has moved Bonn Several persons in the r4q Whitby; Stan Parry, 10;|Donald Roberts, 11, Total, 45 SEATS NOW 2 ON SALE AT BOXOFF CE OR BY MAIL ation of the Simcoe Hall Boys'\recreation committee will study/e;gy, Diplomats said it could|closer to Paris since coming to Oshawa - Whitby area received "7 . years. : ®» 20. : Club) and Women's Welfare|the recommendation. Mr. Har-\not have happened under for-|power. certificates of Canadian Citizen- | McLaughlin Coal and Supplies = o 35 nee "et RODGERS a) HAMMERSTEINS 3 League, Simcoe Hall Settlement|rison has 19 years' service. mer chancellor Ludwig Erhard.| France has always made it ship recently. W. Bruce Affleck, d H |Ltd., Oshawa: C. Weeks, 14, J. 3 ovrictat, a Ni ae Meer Eh é : House ($1,500 to assist in oper-| Britain has been the victim of clear to West Germany that be-|Clerk of the peace has released tu ents ave lKolynko, 12. Total, 75 years, 2 €XPO67 47 : iE OU WP s ation of the nursery school). _ A bylaw was passed author-| couple of body slams resulting|cause of the Nazj regime and a list of names of people who Stephen Fuels, Bowmanville: : qicxer yf > > Wid IND te 4 __jizing Sunday Sports for Oshawaltrom the new policies of Chan-|the Second World War, the fed. |received their citizenship on . Harold Knight, 11. Sst re on 4 OF, iC A A request from Oshawa Firejas approved by the Dec. 5 mu-|cejjopr Kurt Kiesinger and hisjeral republic could not claim Feb. 16, 1967: More Diplomas Glen Rae Dairy, Bowman: ipa »" COLOR AUSSI 3 Chief Ray Hobbs for authority nicipal election. two chief lieutenants: On the|the same privileges and the Mrs. Margita Balas, 851 Flo- \ville: Total, 36 years : ENIN Aba beabdtn? H to purchase two 25W Mobile right, Finance Minister Franz-|same treatment as other na- tell Dr., Oshawa; Mrs. Wladi-/ George 1. Roberts, superin-) por mat canepete Lid c H = 7 Thurs sis 2 two-way radios, with two fre-| Southmead Club House was) Josef Strauss; on the left, For- tions. mir Boricic, 269 Henry St., Osh-|tendent of secondary 'schools in t ne Hh ht ais, os al, e ht 3 ad eat 2:00 § quencies, from Canadian Motor- established as a community leign Minister Willy Brandt. This meant accepting the/4¥a; Mrs. Liselotte Elfirede|Qshawa, told a recent Kimwg yeaa sla das wadneeuleaite ie Bear ciaiey re : ola Electronics Company at anjcentre by bylaw. 1One London newspaper com-|practical consequences of the|Amna Drews, 921 Greenwood/street Home and School Asso-|, uid | P SABEUS PLAYERS THEATAR: Ma ee : Someecrcceeecccess Sess ee esreereeseeee ensoracsd veers estimated cost of $819 each was approved. Council referred to board of control a request from the Ital- ian Social and Recreation Club of Oshawa for financial assis- tance to build an education cen- tre, which would provide a li- brary and classes for new im- migrants and help them over- come the language barriers, an| assistance centre which would help needy families and a rec- reation centre for dancing, bas- of Hillsdale Manor Home for the Aged informed council that there is. now a waiting list of 45 persons who have applied for admission and there is no ac- commodation. The committee further said that a waiting list of 100 is expected by the end of the year. Board of control will study a request for setting up a reserve fund for construction of additional accommodation. Robson-Lang leathers Ltd. advised city council it will clear underbrush from its property on both sides of Thomas Street as requested by city council. A bylaw was passed making Rossmount Avenue a 'stop' street at Glenforest Street. Council adopted a board of control recommendation that the centennial co-ordinating commit- tee be authorized to purchase an additional 2,000 large and 3,000 small centennial pins for outcome of the Bonn turnover at while to offset the drain on Brit- A city of Kitchener resolution Council was informed that} fireman G. R. Harrison has re- cently completed promotional examinations and is recom- mended to be promoted to the rank of captain, effective Jan. Council approved a board of} control recommendation that E. J. Beauchamp be engaged to) prepare preliminary plans and| specifications for closing in the north Oshawa arena. The parks, property and recreation| committee had initiated the| recommendation. | Support was given the Osh- awa Curling Club to invite the MacDonald Brier to hold com- works committee recommenda- tion that the Central Ontario Joint Planning Board be au- thorized to proceed with phase 1 of the area waste disposal study to be undertaken by the firm of James F. MacLaren Ltd. Council also agreed to re- quest the COJPB to consider providing funds in their 1967 budget estimates to cover the cost. of phase 2 of the study and, if not provided, $31,500 will be placed in a reserve fund in the 1967 budget estimates (city) to cover the city's share of this phase. The parking bylaw was amended to prohibit parking on the north side of Bond Street West between the Oshawa creek and Warren Avenue. Council approved a request from Mr. D. Shutka, principal of Cedardale Public school for pupils to plant 'shrubbery on city property. However the lo- distribution at a total cost of $85. cation will be subject to the parks commissioner's approval. BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Oshawa Man Fined $300 Dangerous Driving Case Frederic A. Parker, 20, 12 Burk St., had his licence sus- pended for one year and re- ceived a fine of $300 or 90 days after pleading guilty in Oshawa Magistrate's Court Monday to a dangerous driving charge. Police testified that on Feb. 12 Parker drove his car through the city at speeds up to 95 mph, went through a red light, failed to stop at corners while mak- ing turns and went through a crosswalk. BAD CHEQUE Charles Johnson, 50, RR 5, Bowmanville, was convicted of uttering a bad cheque in the amount of $84.70. He was given a 12-month suspended sentence by Magistrate H. W. Jermyn. Later in the session, Magistrate D. B. Dodds gave him a 12- month suspended sentence for forgery. Johnson admitted fong- ing a cheque in his wife's name. THEFT Mrs. Lorraine Anne Oderkirk, 21, 359 Rosedale Dr., admitted stealing merchandise to the value of $6 from a local grocery store. Mrs. Oderkirk was given a six-month suspended sen- tence. MINOR CONSUMING Thomas Bouckley, 17, 846 Sylvia St., pleaded guilty to a charge of consuming liquor while under the age of 21 years. He admitted one previous con- viction for the same offence and was fined $75 and costs or 20 days, with 30 days to pay the fine. $100 FINE After pleading guilly to a charge of driving while his abil- ity was impaired, Keith Charles Lemon, 44, 44 Anderson Ave., was fined $100 and costs or 30 days by Magistrate Dodds. Lemon had one previous con- viction for the same offence. DISMISSED A charge of false pretences laid against Harley Hayes of Oshawa was dismissed by Mag- istrate H. W. Jermyn. The charge involved a cheque used to buy an automobile from a local car dealer. Magistrate Jermyn warned Hayes, as he | Treasurer Charles MacNaugh- ton and Highways Minister The most eye-popping single|not cough up something worth-|Strauss was a voice crying in 5 , ' | yilderness -o.\presented 102 awards to 127\!espie, 11; Harry Wade,, 10. f + A the wilderness when he adyo-/|Presen s id Total, 172° years. DOCTOR TH! G the turn of the year found ex-|tish foreign exchange. worked out by the United States|and Brown was not as warmly and the Soviet Union. received as they would have It seems at least paradoxical |liked. that Germany, of all countries,| There are indications that should fight a nuclear agree-|France, too, is somewhat sur- ment even though her avowed|prised by the new Germany on purpose is the peaceful, not war-|the nuclear question although pares Anglo - German relations;war in terms of nuclear ab- toa "hazardous minefield"|stention, and of security gua- after a Bonn report that the|rantees to her former enemies federal republic intended to|--in West as well as the East, withdraw proffered inadequate! support for the British Army on|STEPS UP the Rhine. To borrow a phrase from the swinging Britain set, the whole SIDESTEPS ISSUE 'scene is moving in Germany Foreign Secretary Georgejsince the emergence of the Brown tiptoed gingerly around |grand coalition between the the issue in the House of Com-|Christian Democrats and _ the mons Monday night, saying the |Social. Democrats. Labor government had received| Brandt and his socialists have no official word from Bonn. jbeen making yards with their US. Engineering Firm Studies Bridge Linking Ontario, Ohio TORONTO (CP) -- Governor] An unofficial source said James Rhodes of Ohio said|Ohio's preliminary study Monday a study by a U.S.|showed a bridge would cost engineering firm on the feas-|$650,000,000. ibility of building a bridge or} Goy. Rhodes said it would be causeway linking his state and|nice if interstate Highway 71 Ontario will start today. land 77, which converge at He told a news conference Cjeveland and serve 40,000,000- two preliminary surveys CON-| 59,000,000 persons in the eastern ducted by the state covered|United States, were extended to engineering and economic as-|Canada. pects of the proposed project " ey wie ' but he declined to reveal de- shag gpa faite dg ars tails. S. dusky outside Cleveland to Gov. Rhodes and a number of /DAncusty, oulsicy sebhia® Ohio officials discussed the pro-|p™a"' ® Long Point Provincial ject at a meeting with Ontario' 'Further talks would be held after the feasibility study was George Gomme. completed. The ministers said Ontario, Gov. Rhodes predicteda will give Ohio the results of bridge would result in expanded government surveys conducted|industrial and tourist industry in the southern part of the/employment in Ohio and south- province and covering suchjern Ontario. things as population, highway| Preliminary studies show and industrial projections for|10,000,000 more tourists would the next 20 years. |be coming into Ontario each Mr, Gomme said the province | year, he said. is happy to co-operate because) «Ohio is the greatest indus- "it isn't going to cost US trial state in the U.S. and we interested in the result of the|: want Ontario to become part of ; . ins : »e/drivers in Oshaw nd area. cated the same ideas as defence/|drivers in Oshawa a a IN PANAVISION® AND METROCOLOR United Taxi, Oshawa: Nelson years. as per = dent-free years of driving: B and R_ Transport Ltd., Pg R id t R i Smith Transport: J. Parker, Whitby; William Mullen, 18 ADULT ENTENTAINNENT esiae 10 years; F. Stewart, 10; R. Total, 54 years. aaiatiteemniaahinistinametiel nts eceive Foster, 10;.J. Jablonski, 11; R.| Cab 500, Bowmanville: Lorne 795-8833 Fae ecko Depratto, 12; C. Cuffe, 10:|Haynes, 16. Total, 33 years. | Citizenship Papers Total, all drivers, 145 years. Mackie's Van and Storage Powell Transport (Ontario) Ltd., Oshawa: Ross Mackie, 16 Preis rier teres eer rye Tir terre Siri i yy Cres., Whitby; Gaetano Guida,}ciation meeting 'What is Com-} 109 Byron St. §., Whitby. ing in Secondary Education.' Mrs. Mary Hnytka, 153 Sim- Mr. Roberts said the greater coe St. N., Oshawa: Henderikus pumber of courses offered to Reinder Hulzebos, 74 Elizabeth day has increased the number} Cres., Whitby; Kar! Jensen,/of high 'school diplomas re } 1312 Sharbot St., Oshawa; Ben ceived by students. He said sta- |Egbert Karssing, 218 Colbourne tistics jumped from 37 to 74 per St. W.,. Whitby. cent in 20 years for those re- Wolfgang Walter and Wil- ceiving diplomas. nee RuON Kessler, 58 Aber-) Mr. Roberts said modern deen St., Oshawa; Mrs. Anas- jeaching methods require more jtazja Kisil, 506 Wilson Rd. N.. teachers, illustrative equipment Oshawa; Radomir Kozak, 264 and supplies. Jarvis St., Oshawa; Wolodymyr "MEMORABLE!" --1.¥. times evil HE. JBLUE Fone IW XX. CNEMASCOPE Color by DelUXE TODAY GLINT EASTWOOD "A FISTEUL OF DOLLARS mm MARIANNE KOCH DANGER FITS HIM LIKE A TIGHT '| BLACK Ae, ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Also NURSE ON WHEELS" ketball and other types of|Petitions in .Oshawa at the! 'There was some speculationidrive for better relations with , 7 Miss Elsie Lyon, a teacher in Sen NM ; air 4 LSet eae . g : : Malaczuk, Jr., 478 Dean Ave., : Mon. to Fri. Show Starts 7:30 foo' Sports. earliest possible date, jthat Strauss had given v ite 'the Communist world Strauss Oshawa. Oshawa for 40 years, presented Sit, end don, thew Sharte 4:86 GLOVE! ( Mrs. Katerryna Melnyk, 848 a Jandscape picture to the The management committee i ic ; kab hen tte FREE INSGAR HEATERS ADULT 8 Council adopted a _ public Devon Ave., Oshawa; Miss Ur- school as the board of educa CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE sula Pfister, 122 Patricia Ave., \Oshawa; Paul and Mrs. Liese-| llotte Schmeltzer, RR 1, Picker-|the school system. ing; Andrija Starcic, 190 Non- quon Rd., Apt. 406, Oshawa; | Antonia Sydor, 596 Crerar Ave., Slavko Subotic, 346 Glidden St., Oshawa; Robert Cornelius Wol- Oshawa. vers, 484 Phillip Murray Ave., | Tomislav Susac, 199 Nonquon Oshawa: Daniel and Mrs. Maria Rd., Apt. 406, Oshawa; Mrs.|Zyla, 34 Sandra St Oshawa tion's recognition of her work tn FEATURE TIMES:-- 1:30 - 3:20 - 5:10 - 7:30 - 9:40 668-2692 ----- 282-3969 Ohio study, but at this time aj bridge across Lake Erie was low on his department's priority list. NO ROUTE DECIDED Gov. Rhodes said no route for, the bridge has been decided nor | would he speculate on how! much it would cost. | IZZA Phone 723-0241 or 728-0192 EPI'S dismissed the case, that he was} conducting his business in a! "dangerous manner", | IMPAIRED Joseph Leo Bourque, 304 Burk St., was convicted of impaired | driving after pleading not guilty | to a charge of dangerous driv- | ing. He was found guilty of the lesser charge. Bourque was fined $100 or 30 days by Magis- trate Dodds. $20 FINES | Thomas Adley, 130 Alma St., was fined $20 or 5 days for having liquor in a place other than his residence and Terence | McLean, RR 4, Oshawa, was convicted of being intoxicated in a public place and fined $20 or 5 days. Fathers' Night | At Sunset Sunset Heights Home and) School Association held its} 'Fathers Night' recently. Thomas Buckley,.of the Osh- awa and District Historical So- | ciety showed slides of early| Oshawa from the time it was known as 'Skea's Corners.' It was announced at the meet- ing that the 'Dollar a Family') drive will be held the week of Feb, 20-25. ERE | REMEMBER THE DUMB BATH, England (CP)--Mem-| bers of a Somerset dog owners' | association have been advised to remember their pets in their wills. Jean Waring, society sec- retary, said, "No. owner knows | when he might die and dogs! should be provided for." | 'song pat "| ~~ APPLICATION FORM - -- 4 oR 6 : : ; 7 ade: est bargain you'll drive for years: [ie x a a cil Jory Internationa I © For stylish Hair Cutting, Make an appointment : Phone hh eo a ea coe ae omen A UTS see | . : ith Mr. Antoine i i e Saat | Mart TOME Srna hen MACDONALD FORD SALES and 219 KING ST. EAST, BOWMANVILLE, ONT. 623-2534 6 EUROPEAN 71 CELINA ST. Mail,or Bring Your Applicotion to the 'Times' Circu- 4 725-4531 STYLISTS OSHAWA, ONT. L lation Department in Oshawa, a | Coiffeurs WANTED! 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