Youth 19 Dies Of Wounds In Oshawa Area Stabbing
A 19-year-old Oshawa youth charged with non capital murder after Earl Fraser Ross died from stab wounds outside a roadside cabin east of Oshawa on Highway 2. Investigators searched for a switch blade while witnesses recalled a 3:30 am scuffle and a drive in restaurant sighting earlier that night. Ross moved from New Glasgow Nova Scotia to Oshawa two years ago and worked at Hambly Concrete Products.
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Oshawa
Oshawa City
Earl Fraser Ross
Ross
New Glasgow
N.S
Hambly
Whitby
Ritson Rd
Death of Howard J. McComb former Oshawa resident
Howard John McComb died August 9 1965 at Oshawa General Hospital aged 78 in failing health for years. He lived at 114 Albert Street and was a longtime Metropolitan Life Insurance Company employee. Survived by his wife a daughter Gladys Williams of Oshawa a son Ted of Oshawa a brother Bruce of Newcastle and three grandchildren. Interment Union Cemetery Oshawa. He played baseball in Bowmanville Orono Newcastle area and belonged to King Street United Church.
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Howard John
Nibs) McComb
Oshawa General Hospital
Albert St
Orono
Laura Edwards
McComb
Bowmanville - Orono- Newcastle
Oshawa
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Grenville Williams
Gladys
H. E
Ted
Bruce Whitney
Newcastle
Centennial plans to multiply 1967 projects across Canada
Canada plans to spend about 75 million dollars on ongoing centennial projects. The national commission reports 443 approved recreational and cultural efforts with a target of 2000 by July 1967. Federal grants total around 5.84 million to date and may reach 20 million in 1967.
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Centennial Commission
Ontario
Quebec
Commission
Canada
Auto Makers Add Safety Features As Standard
Ontario auto makers will include six safety items as standard in 1966 models after talks led by Hon. Irwin Haskett and Chrysler Canada president Ron Todham. The rules mandate windshield washers outside rear-view mirrors padded dashboards padded sun-visors rear seat belts and back-up lights with potential added devices such as multi-speed wipers safer glass and improved door latches.
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Mr. Haskett
Ron. W. Todham
Chrysler Canada Limited
Motor Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association
Ontario
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Peter Beaton
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Peter Sawatsky
OPP Criminal Investigation Branch
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Leonard James
Howard
Nibs
Armistrong Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Provinces
Centennial
Irwin Haskett
Farmers
Ontario Hospital Insurance
Province of Ontario
Ontario Hospital Services Commission
Toronto 7
Yonge St
Tom
Harry
R.R
Idant
Parert