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All in family: Ted and Linda Dionne of Oshawa are seen with their children, Darcy,7, Joseph, 6 months, Julie, 5, Alicia, 3, and Marc, 9. Dionne, a policeman, heads Durham branch of group that works for autistic children.

Picture, 1983

William A. Wecker; General Motors of Canada president; points to an aerial photo of the new Oshawa plant which will step up production to 1;350 vehicles a day.

Picture, 1954

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Misc (1983)

Picture, 1983

Diamond; Nancy

Picture, 1995

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Old Pix

Picture, 1987

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Misc (1983)

Picture, 1983

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Residences

Picture, 1983

Diamond; Nancy

Picture, 1996

Working future: Robots weld car bodies on a General Motors assembly line in Oshawa. Canada's hard-pressed auto makers have embraced new technology with enthusiasm; seeing it as a major weapon in the battle with Japanese rivals and emerging auto giants like South Korea; Brazil and Mexico.

Picture, 1985

Oshawa Memorial Pk McLaughlin Bandshell

Picture, 1983

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Residences

Picture, 1983

Oshawa Town Centre

Picture, 1985

Fight for Jobs: Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond leaves a session with neighboring politicians yesterday on strategies to keep GM plants open.

Picture, 1992

Home for troubled: The Murray McKinnon House; a one-of-a-kind home for young offenders; opened officially last weekend in Oshawa. The North Oshawa Lion's Club named the house; at 187 Simcoe St. S.; in memory of McKinnon; who spent his life helping troubled youths.

Picture, 1986

Hospital, Oshawa, Ont.

Picture, 1910

It's a long walk along the slowly-moving assembly line at the Oshawa South plant of General Motors; where the vast; linked buildings cover 165 acres. To save time getting from one place to another; workers ride bicycles along controlled pathways. The company experimented first with golf carts but found the bikes more flexible.

Picture, 1973

with a dramatic leap; a dancer of the Ilarion ensemble from Oshawa; performing at the Ukrainian Poltava; brings Caravan '75 to a smashing finish last night. The dancers; some as young as 6 delighted an overflow crowd with the traditional dances of the Ukrainian steppes. By closing time; the 54 pavilions had clocked a total of 1;988;716 visitors; more than last year but just short of the 2 million attendance that was hoped for.

Picture, 1975

Above; the Churchof the Holy Virgin; situated at the corner of Bloor St. E.; and Ritson Rd.; Oshawa; is shown. Inset Father Chawrink.

Picture, 1937

Added benefit. Retired General Motors worker Pete Klym gathers wood to heat his house from a huge pile of discarded skids. GM lets its employees take the scrap wood for their fireplaces and wood stoves.

Picture, 1995

Big business. Unless federal spending is cut significantly a spokesman for Canada's biggest companies says the Conservative regime in Ottawa will be perceived as government in paralysis. This may be their last chance;' he says.

Picture, 1983

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All in family: Ted and Linda Dionne of Oshawa are seen with their children, Darcy,7, Joseph, 6 months, Julie, 5, Alicia, 3, and Marc, 9. Dionne, a policeman, heads Durham branch of group that works for autistic children.

William A. Wecker; General Motors of Canada president; points to an aerial photo of the new Oshawa plant which will step up production to 1;350 vehicles a day.

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Misc (1983)

Diamond; Nancy

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Old Pix

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Misc (1983)

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Residences

Diamond; Nancy

Working future: Robots weld car bodies on a General Motors assembly line in Oshawa. Canada's hard-pressed auto makers have embraced new technology with enthusiasm; seeing it as a major weapon in the battle with Japanese rivals and emerging auto giants like South Korea; Brazil and Mexico.

Oshawa Memorial Pk McLaughlin Bandshell

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Residences

Oshawa Town Centre

Fight for Jobs: Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond leaves a session with neighboring politicians yesterday on strategies to keep GM plants open.

Home for troubled: The Murray McKinnon House; a one-of-a-kind home for young offenders; opened officially last weekend in Oshawa. The North Oshawa Lion's Club named the house; at 187 Simcoe St. S.; in memory of McKinnon; who spent his life helping troubled youths.

Hospital, Oshawa, Ont.

Above; the Churchof the Holy Virgin; situated at the corner of Bloor St. E.; and Ritson Rd.; Oshawa; is shown. Inset Father Chawrink.

Added benefit. Retired General Motors worker Pete Klym gathers wood to heat his house from a huge pile of discarded skids. GM lets its employees take the scrap wood for their fireplaces and wood stoves.

Big business. Unless federal spending is cut significantly a spokesman for Canada's biggest companies says the Conservative regime in Ottawa will be perceived as government in paralysis. This may be their last chance;' he says.

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