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William Mitchell. Experimental learning programs

Picture, 1995

Gifts for the future: Cheryl Sanders (left); public relations officer at Durham College in Oshawa; makes deposit in 50-year time capsule.

Picture, 1989

The old assembly line is gone from much of GM Autoplex. Flexible moving platforms stop at work stations and proceed to the next one only when workers are satisfied their job is completed properly.

Picture, 1988

McLaughlin Gallery

Picture, 1994

Waiting or a speeding bus?, Dispensing with a car, Oshawa Police Constable Fred Johns sets up shop at a bus stop on Bond St. E. with a folding chair, a 12-volt car battery and a new type of hand-held radar the force is trying out to see what uses it's suited to.

Picture, 1975

What does Auto Pact mean to GM assembly line workers in oshawa?

Picture, 1985

Complete Instrument panels and steering columns are installed as a unit; using the Canadian arm; s specialized hoist which was developed in Oshawa.

Picture, 1988

Grand entrance: General Motors has a new headquarters in east Oshawa between Highway 401 and the Second Marsh.

Picture, 1989

Growing concern: Oshawa is a vibrant; growing community that has cultural and recreational facilities; shopping areas; and an expanding commercial base.

Picture, 1988

Festive leap: In native costumes; dancers and singers practise for the Athens pavilion show. It's part of Oshwa's Fiesta '81; an annual celebration of civic pride. Sponsored by Oshawa Folk Arts Council. The fun begins Sunday; but residents can gt into the swing early with ethnic fashion show fashion show which starts tomorrow.

Picture, 1981

Standing at the entrance to Lakeview Park is the old Henry homestead; a landmark in Oshawa. It was built 120 years ago; and after the Mackenzie rebellion; afforded shelter to some of the fugitives from the King's men. Twenty years ago it was purchased by R. S. and George McLaughlin; and presented to Oshawa. Since then it has attracted thousands of visitors; for it is furnished in the quaint style of the old days.

Picture, 1936

Brian Marsh Inspects metal stamping equipment; where body parts are molded out of sheet steel blanks. The highly computerized new system has cut shipping time and increased control over quality.

Picture, 1988

Gallery expansion: Masonry foreman Roberto Buttazzoni stacks stones on the addition to Oshawa's Robert McLaughlin art gallery; which will open in May. Volunteers have raised more than $5 million to pay for the expansion and upgrading.

Picture, 1987

Don Cameron fishing for front pier at Oshawa harbor

Picture, 1997

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Residences

Picture, 1983

Friendly encounter: Constable Mike Bevan of Durham police has established a good rapport with the Grade 6 students at Lakewood Public School, Oshawa, during the weeks he's been visiting them under new program called Values, Infulences and Peers.

Picture, 1983

Main St.

Picture, 1981

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

Lunch beside the line saves time for GM assembly workers. Picnic tables are one place to spend their 42-minute lunch periods and two 10-minute shift breaks. There's also a company cafeteria.

Picture, 1973

Presidential candidates: John Sinclair (inset left) and incumbent Ted Murphy (right) are vying for the right to lead the powerful Local 222 of the United Auto Workers. Some 17;000 members; most employed at General Motors of Canada are to vote in Tuesday's election.

Picture, 1973

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William Mitchell. Experimental learning programs

Gifts for the future: Cheryl Sanders (left); public relations officer at Durham College in Oshawa; makes deposit in 50-year time capsule.

The old assembly line is gone from much of GM Autoplex. Flexible moving platforms stop at work stations and proceed to the next one only when workers are satisfied their job is completed properly.

McLaughlin Gallery

Waiting or a speeding bus?, Dispensing with a car, Oshawa Police Constable Fred Johns sets up shop at a bus stop on Bond St. E. with a folding chair, a 12-volt car battery and a new type of hand-held radar the force is trying out to see what uses it's suited to.

What does Auto Pact mean to GM assembly line workers in oshawa?

Complete Instrument panels and steering columns are installed as a unit; using the Canadian arm; s specialized hoist which was developed in Oshawa.

Grand entrance: General Motors has a new headquarters in east Oshawa between Highway 401 and the Second Marsh.

Growing concern: Oshawa is a vibrant; growing community that has cultural and recreational facilities; shopping areas; and an expanding commercial base.

Brian Marsh Inspects metal stamping equipment; where body parts are molded out of sheet steel blanks. The highly computerized new system has cut shipping time and increased control over quality.

Gallery expansion: Masonry foreman Roberto Buttazzoni stacks stones on the addition to Oshawa's Robert McLaughlin art gallery; which will open in May. Volunteers have raised more than $5 million to pay for the expansion and upgrading.

Don Cameron fishing for front pier at Oshawa harbor

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Residences

Friendly encounter: Constable Mike Bevan of Durham police has established a good rapport with the Grade 6 students at Lakewood Public School, Oshawa, during the weeks he's been visiting them under new program called Values, Infulences and Peers.

Main St.

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.

Lunch beside the line saves time for GM assembly workers. Picnic tables are one place to spend their 42-minute lunch periods and two 10-minute shift breaks. There's also a company cafeteria.

Presidential candidates: John Sinclair (inset left) and incumbent Ted Murphy (right) are vying for the right to lead the powerful Local 222 of the United Auto Workers. Some 17;000 members; most employed at General Motors of Canada are to vote in Tuesday's election.

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