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Showing its age: Guy House; believed to be Oshawa's oldest structure; is in drastic need of repair. Some $22;000; targeted for fixing up Guy House and Henry House; was cut from the city's budget.

Picture, 1995

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

New display at museum. Jeff Hooper; a vehicle researcher with the Canadian Automotive Museum in Oshawa; displays a set of 1919 Snap-on Tools denoted by the manufacturer to the museum.

Picture, 1987

Sir Joseph flavelle officiates at ceremony. The photographs here show features of official opening yesterday; of Oshawa's new Collegiate and Vocational Institute; by Sir Joseph Flavele. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1930

Prosperous Oshawa: A downtown showpiece is the Revenue Ministry building; centre; near the corner of Simcoe and King Sts.; lower left. Above the ministry building is Oshawa City Hall and above that is the new Robert McLaughlin Art Gallery. Oshawa has the country's lowest jobless rate.

Picture, 1987

'A bad car': Iraqi Ambassador Abdo Al-Dairi has described 12;500 GM Canada Malibus as bad cars because they have no clocks; faulty clutches and no class. Last Friday; Iraq cancelled its $100-million deal to buy the cars; some of which are still sitting on this lot in Oshawa. GM had earlier sent 30;000 Oshawa-built Malibus to the Iraq government for use as gifts to families of Iraqi war dead.

Picture, 1982

A Bumper crop in Oshawa. Glittering in the bright winter sunlight; hundreds of automobile bumpers are stockpiled in the yard of Houdaille Oshawa Ltd. on Simcone St. in Oshawa; watched over by guard Bert Stinson; who directs traffic through the yard. The company stamps and plates bumpers for the big automobile manufacturers and this is a supply of them awaiting shipment; most of them to the U.S.

Picture, 1974

Making plans: GM chairman Roger Smith; right; says $75 million is being invested in its Oshawa centre; shown above; to produce two new products. Smith denies threatening to close the Quebec plant; but is mum about any future investment there.

Picture, 1985

Historic houses: Oshawa - Historical Society wants $250;000 to restore Guy House; above; as it did Henry House (below) and Robinson House (below right) to make up a historical village in Lakeview Park.

Picture, 1983

Hats on: Students at Oshawa's O'Neill Collegiate make a fashion statement after a protest; then compromise; allowed students to wear caps in school; but not in classrooms or the auditorium.

Picture, 1992

Camera man: Oshawa Firefighter Bob Heurkens holds thermal camera.

Picture, 1990

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Residences

Picture, 1983

Dredging carries on as harbor controversy swirls. Dredging operations at Oshawa harbor; which are expected to continue for at least another three weeks; are keeping the dredger Canadian Argosy busy. Harbor; for which a $40;000 expansion has been proposed; is centre of an environmental controversy. Opponents of the expansion say it will endanger marsh area and the economic need for the expansion hasn't been proven. The environmentalists want a wildlife study of the marsh area before the expansion goes ahead.

Picture, 1978

Hospital, Oshawa, Ont.

Picture, 1910

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

Homeless crisis: Oshawa's YWCA operates this shelter for homeless women and children. Executive director Susan Neal; left; and housing director Barb Taggett arrange beds.

Picture, 1988

Who dunnit? Constable Andy van Harmelen doesn't know who stole the numbers off the front of his station - or when they were taken. But for those interested it is No. 1 district No. 17 division in Oshawa.

Picture, 1980

Mill Race, Oshawa, Ont.

Picture, 1910

St. Georges' Church, Oshawa.

Picture, 1910

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Assembly Line and Autos

Picture, 1982

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Showing its age: Guy House; believed to be Oshawa's oldest structure; is in drastic need of repair. Some $22;000; targeted for fixing up Guy House and Henry House; was cut from the city's budget.

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

New display at museum. Jeff Hooper; a vehicle researcher with the Canadian Automotive Museum in Oshawa; displays a set of 1919 Snap-on Tools denoted by the manufacturer to the museum.

Sir Joseph flavelle officiates at ceremony. The photographs here show features of official opening yesterday; of Oshawa's new Collegiate and Vocational Institute; by Sir Joseph Flavele. [Incomplete]

Prosperous Oshawa: A downtown showpiece is the Revenue Ministry building; centre; near the corner of Simcoe and King Sts.; lower left. Above the ministry building is Oshawa City Hall and above that is the new Robert McLaughlin Art Gallery. Oshawa has the country's lowest jobless rate.

Making plans: GM chairman Roger Smith; right; says $75 million is being invested in its Oshawa centre; shown above; to produce two new products. Smith denies threatening to close the Quebec plant; but is mum about any future investment there.

Historic houses: Oshawa - Historical Society wants $250;000 to restore Guy House; above; as it did Henry House (below) and Robinson House (below right) to make up a historical village in Lakeview Park.

Hats on: Students at Oshawa's O'Neill Collegiate make a fashion statement after a protest; then compromise; allowed students to wear caps in school; but not in classrooms or the auditorium.

Camera man: Oshawa Firefighter Bob Heurkens holds thermal camera.

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Residences

Hospital, Oshawa, Ont.

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.

Homeless crisis: Oshawa's YWCA operates this shelter for homeless women and children. Executive director Susan Neal; left; and housing director Barb Taggett arrange beds.

Who dunnit? Constable Andy van Harmelen doesn't know who stole the numbers off the front of his station - or when they were taken. But for those interested it is No. 1 district No. 17 division in Oshawa.

Mill Race, Oshawa, Ont.

St. Georges' Church, Oshawa.

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Assembly Line and Autos

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