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nn G@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 10, 1962 Bertil Kugelberg, left, presi- dent of the Swedish Employers Confederation, and Arne Gel- ation, and Arne Geijer, presi- dent of the Confederation of Swedish Trade Unions, were in Ottawa Tuesday to explain to Canada's leading labor and management men how and why Swedish labor and man- "COMMON SENSE" agement get along'so well. Mr. Geijer told a press conference later it is a matter of "com- mon sense". (CP Wirephoto) SOUTH COUNTY PLOW MATCH Greenbank Farmer Wins Dymond Prize Class 3, Tractors in Sod, 20 UXBRIDGE -- The South Ontario County plowing match was held on the farm of Mr. Leonard Jarvis, RR 2, Seagrave with 48 lands being plowed. This plowing match is spon- sored each year by the South Ontario Plowmen's Association. Robert Baird, president, and Mr, Elmer Powell, secretary- treasurer, and the various com- mittees chose the site for the plowing match. The plowing match was brought to a conclusion with a banquet in the Greenbank Unit- ed Church, at which the various prizes and trophies were pre- sented, Judges for this match were Marshall Dean, Paris, and Mr. George Hostrawser, Mal- ton. The prize winners in this competition are listed below: Class 1, Jointer Plow in Sod, Open -- Byrnell Wylie, Oak. wood; Gerald Bell, Woodville; Anthony Featherstone, Milliken; James Lee, Greenbank. Class 2, Tractors in Sod, Open -- Joe Tran, Claremont, RR 2; Grant Wells, Stouffville, 2; H. J. Couperthwaite, Uxbridge, 3; Bill Hostrawser, Malton; Don Dunkeld, Claremont; Norm Tyndall, Gormley. Bowmanville Man Gets 60 Day Term BOWMANVILLE (Staff) David Bruder, of Flett street, Bowmanville, was sentenced to a total of 60 days in the Re- clamation Centre for Alcoholics in Mimico by Magistrat R. B. Baxter, Tuesday in Bowman- ville Court. Bruder was sentenced to 30 days for a second offence of in. toxication and fined $500 and costs or one month consecutive for illegal possession of liquor. "The reason I'm making th fine so high," said Magistrate Baxter, "is so you can't pos- sibly pay it." Had 2 Shots, Several Beers Fine Motorist BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A Trafalgar Township man was convicted of impaired driving when he appeared in court here Tuesday and fined $50 and costs or seven days. Ralph Presswood was the driver of a car that police said swerved all over Highway 2 about 9.55 p.m, on August 11, go. ing over the crest of-a knoll on the wrong side of the road and forcing other cars to pull onto the shoulder of the road and stop, A blood sample analyzed by the Attorney General's crime laboratory in Toronto showd Presswood had 2.1 parts per thousand alcohol in his- blood stream, ' of liquor in Cobourg and ple of glasses of beer in N€w- castle. Presswood also claimed he-had been driving since 2 a.m' the same day because of his occupation as a truck driver. Magistrate Baxter comment- ed that because the accused is a commercial truck driver is not grounds for dismissal charge. Col of the't Orono Police Trustees, prior to making a decision. authorized to prepare the neces- sary forms for brushing along the township roads this winter. The work is to be done under the winter work program. pleted in the passing of a road- closing bylaw. Six roads and portions of roads are to be closed Clarke. Mr. Lycett also spoke He admitted drinking tw shois/to council on behalf of the road east of the Medical Centre closed. Council has set the hour of 10 a.m. on November 6 to hear objections to the closing of the six allowances included in years and under -- Roy Lewis, Stouffville, RR 3. open-mounted -- Howard Mal- colm, Locust Hill; Ross Notting- ham, Little Britain; Graham Little, Little Britain; Keith Rob. inson, Cookstown; Grenville Webster, Woodville; Lee Web- ster, Cameron; Howard McMil- lan, Greenbank. Class 5, Stubble, Tractors mounted -- Neil McLeod, Black- water; Bob Hunter, Seagrave, RR 2; Keith Phoenix, Green. bank; Ronald Parish, Uxbridge, R. 3. Class 6, Tractors in Stubble, mounted, open -- Ivan De Geer, Mount Albert; L d W Class 4, Tractors in Stubble, man Tyndall, Gormley; William Hostrawser, Malton; Joe Tran, Claremont; Keith Robinson, Cookstown. (Section B -- Mounted) -- Leonard Wellman, Queensville; Ivan De Geer, Mount Albert; Herb Harvis, Agincourt; Les Smith, Blackwater; Floyd For- syth, Stouffville; Nick Aland, Stouffville. Horse Show -- Byrnell Wylie, Oakwood; James Lee, Green- bank; Gerald Bell, Woodville; Anthony Featherstone, Milliken. Special -- Best crown in Class 7 -- Carl Diseman, Wood- bridge. Special -- Morrow Farm Equipment, Port Perry -- Best lowed. ja ell- man, Queensville; Floyd For. syth, Stouffville; Herb Jarvis, Agincourt; Leslie Smith, Black- water; Nick Aland, Stouffville. Class 7, Tractors in Stubble, open -- boys and girls 16 years and under -- Carl Diceman, Woodbridge, RR 2; Barry Tim- bers, Mount Albert; Ron Thom- son, Seagrave; Bob Tran, Clare- mont; Stanley Kerswelli, Stouff- ville; Keith Foreman, Clare. mont. Class 8, Sod or Stubble, (Sec- tion A -- Trailer) -- Donald Dunkeld, Claremont; Grant Wells, Stouffville, RR 2; Nor- p ind -- mounted plows, resident of Ontario Count -- Ivan De Geer, Mount Albert. Special -- Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Port Perry -- Best plowed land in Classes 3 and 7 -- resident of Ontario south, Ron Thomson, _ Sea- grave, Hon. M. B. Dymond Trophy-- Best plowed land -- resident of Ontario south -- Howard Mal. colm, Greenbank. Eaton's of Canada, Junior Championship Trophy -- Best plowed land by junior competi. tor -- mounted plow -- under 18 years, Barry Timbers, Mount Albert. By MRS. KEN GAMSBY ORONO -- The Council of Clarke Township met on Tues- day, when ambulance service, road closings and township busi- ness were handled. Reeve Wakely was present for a portion of the meeting prior to Convention. Mr. Wakely will be representing, along with others, the United Counties of Northum- berland, and Durham. In the absence of the reeve during the afternoon session, Deputy-Reeve John Stone oc- cupied the chair. In a discussion on the Burley versus Township claim, the deputy-reeve was authorized to meet with the township solici- tor, E. R. Lovekin, to arrange a settlement, The financial committee of Councillors Foster and Perrault were to form a final decision on the proposed ambulance service for the four municipalities. A meeting will also be held to dis- cuss this proposal with the The clerk, H. E, Millson, was Final arrangements were com- in the Township of 'Little Charitable Foundation" f Orono. The Foundation wishes to ave a section of an unopened he bylaw. "It would only serve as a li-|cil from E. R. Lovekin, asking cence to many people to go out 't! and take a chance," he said, Presswood's driver's licency I was automatically. suspended fort three months. | jamended to omit the cemetery out. A letter was received by coun- hat the cemetery bylaw be 7. 3; Lovekin Cemetery. Council is © revise the bylaw leaving this Clarke Approves Bridge Extension leaving for Quebec for a Roads! --, Approval was given by coun. cil for work to proceed on the Payne bridge extension in the Broken Front of the township. Thig extension is to be com- pleted at a cost of $1788. A_letter was received from jE. R. Lovekin, referring to particulars in making an ap- pointment with a representative of the Community Plannin branch. Mr. Lovekin referre: to correspondence _ received from Mr. Arrell, chairman for the Ontario Municipal Board, at the hearing in Orono re Incorporation. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beatty and Mrs. Harold Hodgson of Toronto visited. Mrs; Howard Walsh on Sunday. Also Mr. Alden Haw and little daughter Helen of Toronto called on Mrs. Walsh on Sunday. The official opening of the new Clarke High School ig to be held on Friday evening, Octo- ber 19, commencing at 8 p.m. Presently plans and program are being arranged both by the school and by the Durham County District High School oard, Fred Trull visited several days last week with his daugh- ter, Mrs. J, Canning, Mr. Can- ning and family at Oshawa, also with Mr, and Mrs. H. Herod, Mimico. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Billings, Mrs. Heber Souch and Mrs. Harry Bailey visited on Satur- day with Mrs. J. W. Jewell and Miss Mary Jewell, -Bow- manviille, Mr, and Mrs. Archie Watson, Betty Ann and Larry, Water. down, visited on Sunday with} Mrs. Alex Watson and also with Mr. Watson in the Bowmanville Hospital, Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Watt and Roxanna of Peterborough spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Donald Staples and famiiy. Mrs. A. Jackson, Mrs. and Miss Mary Honey of Mark- ham visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper last Thursday. set Oct. election of officers for Local 598 Workers Union (Ind.) is one of a cluster of matters at issue in the tangled struggle for power between Mine-Mill and the United Steelworkers of wrest bargaining rights for lo- cal nickel workers away from Mine-Mill. Steel has the support of a faction headed by former local president Don Gillis within Local 598. are Mr, Gillis and Tom Taylor, a Mine-Mill supporter who took over the officeon a temporary basis three weeks ago after the Gillis term of office expired. Oney|lawyers for both sides of the election date- called for the election in late August, UXBRIDGE -- The North On- tario County plowing match was held on the farm of Mr. Russell Forfar, RR 2, Uxbridge, on Thursday, Oct. 4, with 61 lands being plowed. This plowing match is sponsor- ed each year by the North On- tario Plowmen's Association. Mr, Stewart Ball, president and Mr. Gordon Ewen, secretary- treasurer, and the various com- mittees chose the site for the plowing match,' and carried out the details. The plowing match was brought to a conclusion with a banquet in the Masonic Hall, Uxbridge, at which the various prizes and trophies were pre- sented. Judges for this match were Mr. Marshall Dean, Paris, and Mr. George Hostrawser, Malton. Class 1 -- Men's Jointer Plow in Sod, open -- Byrnell Wylie, Oakwood; James Lee, Green- bank; Gerald Bell, Woodville; Anthony Featherstone, Milliken, Class 2 -- Tractor in Stubble, Five Youths Sentenced For Thefts BOWMANVILLE (Staff) Five youths appeared in magis- trate's court here Tuesday fac- ing sentence for their part in a teenage crime ring that plagued district farmers and serice sta- tions with theft and incidents of malicious damage. Two of them, Frank Pen- wright 'of 43 Stone street, Osh- awa and John Frederick Cobble- dick of Newcastle, were given a year's probation each by Magis- trate R. B. Baxter. John Tendam of Newcastle and Dennis Wannan of Orono were remanded out of custody to appear again Dec, 11 for sen- tence. They were ordered to ob- Serve an 8 p.m. curfew. Another youth, Thomas Ed- ward Stacey, of RR 4 Bow- manville was remanded out of custody to appear for sentence when called upon, after Harold Bigelow, United Counties proba- tion officer, said he didn't think the court would have any more trouble with the youth. The youths were convicted of stealing gasoline and tools from district farmers and looting pop coolers at district service sta- tions. Late For Meal, Driver Fined $100, Costs BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A man who told police he was in a hurry because he was late for Supper on Sunday afternoon, was fined $100 and costs or one month in jail in magistrate's court here Tuesday. Norman Guy Carter, 21, of 310 Oshawa boulevard north, Oshawa, pleaded guilty to dan- gerous driving before Magistrate R. B. Baxter. He was also pro- hibited from driving anywhere in Canada for one year. Constable H. R. 'Pat' Cor- nell, OPP Bowmanville detach- ment, said he saw the Carter vehicle about 5 p.m. Sunday on Highway 2 near Maple Grove. He told the court he had to pull the cruiser off the highway, a child on a bicycle was almost struck and other cars pulled off the road to avoid being hit by the Carter vehicle. The police officer said he turned his cruiser around and gave chase, reaching speeds up to 95 miles-per-hour.. When he reached the Carter vehicle, he found it in a ditch against a tree. Police earlier estimated the damage at $1,000. "The reason I'm making the trate Baxter commented, there's no excuse for this kind clinics held the first and second Tuesdays of each month in the Bowmanville Town Hall. Department Set Oct. 24 For Mine Mill Vote SUDBURY (CP) -- The On- tario labor department Tuesday 24 for a_ supervised of the Mine, Mill and Smelter The twice-postponed election America (CLC). The Steelwrkers seek to Local presidency candidates of driving," and he suggestedyy that' Carter attend the traffic 61 Lands Plowed In North County Match boys under 1§ years' -- pes Timbers, Mount Albert; Keit Phoenix, Greenbank; Bob Tran, Claremont; Stan _ Kerswell, Stouffville; Ronald Parish, Ux- bridge, RR 3; Bob Hunter, Sea- grave, RR 2. Class 3 -- Tractor in Sod, open -- Grant Wells, Stouffville; Joe Tran, Claremont, RR 2; Don Dunkeld, Claremont, RR 2; Norman Tyndall, Gormley; Wil- liam Hostrawser, Malton; Carl Timbers, Stouffville; William Simpson, Stouffville. Class 4 -- Tractors in Sod, plowmen 20 years and under -- Carl Diceman, Woodbridge; Wayne Webster, Woodville; Roy Lewis, Stouffville; David Winn, Stouffville. Class 5 -- Tractor Mounted Plows Sod, open -- Ivan De Geer, Mount Albert; Floyd For- syth, Stouffville; Leonard Well- man, Queensville; Jonn Devons, Mono Road; Herb Jarvis, Agin- court; Nick Aland, Stouffville; Les Smith, Blackwater. Class 6 -- Tractors in Stubble, Mounted or trailer plow, open -- Howard Malcolm, Locust Hill, RR 1; Graham Little, Little Britain; Ross Nottingham, Little Britain; Howard McMillan, Greenbank; Grenville Webster, Woodville; Lee Webster, Cam- eron; Alan Henry, Cameron. Class 7 -- Tractors in Stubble, Stolen Money Found In Can BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- It was not garbage that a travel- ling food vendor found in a serv- ice station garbage can last night -- it was $150 that had Mounted or trailer plow, open|been taken from under the front to residents of North Ontario} seat of his truck. who have never won a prize at| Bowmanville OPP detachment a plowing match -- Ronald Me-|report. that Merrill Benbridge, Guckin, Mount Albert. an employee of Tony's Refresh- Class 9 -- Tractors in Stubble,|ments in Oshawa, found the open, utility trailer --- Joe Tran,|money after he had reported it Claremont; Ross Nottingham,|stolen while parked at a serv- Charge Juveniles charged with breaking, entering and theft and will appear in juvenile court. Following Thefts BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- The combined efforts of the Bowmanville Police Departmnt and the OPP detachment have resulted in two juveniles being apprehended following a wave of cottage break-ins. Police say the offences took place at the Bowmanville and Cedar Crest beaches during the past month. About 30 cottages were broken into. The Juveniles have' been -RULES ARE RULES BASILDON, England (CP)~ Landlord William Quick turned a man out of his new pub in this Essex town for not wearing a tie. Two days later five young men walked in to order drinks wearing collars and ties--but flo shirts. Quick, a former army master, but he is sticking to tule. "It is not proper to be without a tie in front of ladies," Their protest amused quarter- Little Britain; William Hostraw-|ice station on Highway 401 near ser, Malton; Grant Wells,| here. Stouffville; Don Dunkeld, Clare-| Police are investigating the in. mont; Howard Malcolm, Locust/ cident. Hill. Class 10 -- Tractors in Stubble UNIQUE GIFT Utility, mounted, open -- Floyd; NORWICH, England (CP)-- Forsyth, Stouffville; Leonard) Prince Philip has presented a Wellman, Queensville; Ivan De Geer, Mount Albert; John Devons, Mono Road; Herb Jar- vis, Agincourt; Les Smith, Blackwater, Horse Show, open -- Byrnell Wylie, Oakwood; William Hill, bird's nest to a Norfolk mu- seum. It was formerly the home of an Argentinian oven . bird. Prince Philip found it during his South American tour. -- xine GPCL co. Pa het teed ead "" OPENING tractor classes -- Nick Aland, | MONDAY, OCT. 15 Stouffville. Eaton's of Canada Junior! "HOME OF ONE Championship Trophy -- best plowed land by a junior com- petitor -- Keith Phoenix, Gren- bank. Hon. M. B, Dymond Trophy -- best plowed land by resident of North Ontario -- Ivan De Geer, PRICE' GLASSES" 17 BOND ST. EAST 2nd. 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