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;|eral Motors cars'. He indicated "a Plowmen Set Match Date of The annual meeting the South Ontario Plowmen's Asso ciation was held in the Town % ship Hall, Brooklin, with a good ¢/turnout of members Bert Guthrie, President 1963, was in charge of the meet ing. Mr. Guthrie made refer ence to the splendid plowing match that was held last fall He expressed his appreciation to the directors for their very |fine co-operation and to. all |jthose who with the |match | Lynn Fair, agricultural repre sentative, conducted the tion of officers which resulted jas follows: honorary. president, Bert Guthrie, Whitby, RR 2 | president Howard Farndale, 1|Oshawa, RR 1; iident, Murray mont, RR 2; dent Jim secretary Powell.. Oshawa | for assisted elec first vice-pres Dunkeld, Clare second vice-presi Lee, Greenbank; treasurer Flmer RR 1 a ant ecretary-treasure? Lorne McCoy, Brooklin: auditors John Batty, Brooklin, RR 1 and Hugh Ormiston, Brooklin, RR 1 The to the annual meeting in. Toronto Feb, 17 and will be Howard Farndale {Elmer Powell and Murray Dun keld The junior plowing 'match committee is Howard Farndale,| Elmer Powell, Lorne McCoy,| Murray Dunkeld and Jim Lee! The 1964 Plowing Match will be held in East Whitby Town-| ship Wednesday, Sept. 30, at the National Stud Farm. The Jun-| ior Plowing Match will also be held at the National.Stud Farm about two weeks prior to .the ssist lecates ; delegates i & ¥ Christmas [18 musicale, 'Silver Bells". Be low, a closer look at the Nativity scene from the same Left, Bernard O'Brien, Bonnie Chisholm -Oshawa Times Photos ed a humorous one-act play, the cast of the "Wayside War', folk dancing by the Tatra Slovak Dancers and a series of Latin songs performed by the Boys' Bass Choir. In the upper picture s AND Joseph's THE DRAMA glee clubs of St High School presented their annual Christmas show, | Thursday "evening in St. Gregory's Audi- torium. Entertainment includ- Separate School Board Plans 8-Room School ($nctdering tin Your attitude Results In Alarm wd na n Lint eemed in tavo play right An eight-room Catholic: school;St. George's Ukrainian Catho-'ona Clarke Your will occupy the Oshawa Sepa llic .Church, went. to. the rate School Board's Ritson road-jarchbishop earlier thi ek, Conant street site, it was de-}and was present at the meeting cided 'Thursday night to relate their discussion Decision was based "Archbishop Pocock told amended recommendation of the|/he met a similar situation when board's committee The he was'a bishop in Saskatoon original recommendation th said Father Pereyma. He was tabled at st meeting the sohition to the problem of the éd that the satisfying a need for the teact school b a six~room ing of the Eastern Rite of the structure teaching of the, Catholic Church was. found: bs Latin Rit the Catholic,taking Ukrainian sisters of the Church w epted a 10-|Setvants of the Immaculate room st teaching of|Conception into the school the Lati n Rites!tem was accep Archbishop Pocock The amendment ed we build a regular stated, in a motion by Trustee school but get William O'Nei!, was based on Eastern Rite in a) an earlier remark Trustee could teach the Eastern Rite to Lloyd Bolahood those who wanted it and the Latin Rite to the others: This i the easiest way and could be done peacefully and without ani- mosity,"' he said Father Pereyma emphasized it is necessary that the children of his Eastern Rite Church have an upbringing in their own rite "or they would be lost to my church and the Catholic church."' He said the -arch- bishop is "much in favor of 4 school teaching both rites, to the benefit of all.' Trustee Dr. George Sciuk said he was concerned over the fact that the Ukrainian had been asked to teach Oshawa in past vears but "Suddenls he stre Bolahood puzzles times of area Trustee faet have reat sething omethir ms e in a domestic Mitchell Oshawa's No Fire a second a smoldering in eat laundry dryer, at avenue, resulted only fire alarm damage uhters w past vou : having -a schoo ee in Thursday was reported were called out th to Rudka answered presented to been unjust but n_ the vith th on an me Some the I'd time board hate f sites wring 1ay p wi id 0 middle. o during day sist a ais ee home 'owner who w locked er stat board a" Ambulance eight of them nature. The ninth took a person injured in a_ traffic at Rossland and Thick roads, to the Oshawa Gen Hospital CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Congratulations and best wishes to the following resi- dents of Oshawa' and district who. are celebrating their birthdays today Jimmie Cayer, 194 Church street and Fred Fishenden, 38 Wayne : vered of a NO ELABORATION Tru Rud did t would a f o tee not. wish nine calls Pe to borate on remark routine do of the Se when requested to 0 ever members accident He Baron the school boare Frank with the for SVS a son ra g asked if Chairman ked tl he archbishop regarding which was separate received 'no Trustee Rudka' later question, to which stated he felt his being questioned. | the and sisters of an answer there they repeated h ry 1} I the 'chairman integrily wa | When asked not to report the! discussion which was to follow, this-reporter requested that tho! board go into committee of the who When .the board came out of committee, the motion to build the eight-room school was. passed WANTS SITE USED "I'm interested in school now," Trustee nae to f getting a stressed would b see stand idle while we talked Eastern Rite or Latin Rite. 1 think an eight- room school will do the job.' Trustee O'Neil that the recommendation the sites committee had been tabled because dded information from Archbishop Pocock' s office"' expected Rey there Bolahood that si recalled of was J.C. Pereyma, pastor of sisters in were they Debatina Team Beats Victoria On ers deba 4 n the third round of tt debating sé d Victoria County team High School In the debating county re affirmat Two debate same ev thr never available are available."' Following Trustee remarks about getting a on the site regardless of which rite or rites were to be taught Trustee Rudka questioned the need '"'of any classrooms in the area." Commented Trustee Mrs Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club Scores The winners and high scores of the games played this week by the members of the Whitby Duplicate: Bridge Club were t and West -- Mrs. Bovey and Miss Bovay, 109; Mrs. Mc Coll and Mrs. .-Beaton, 10314; Miss Bird Wilson and Mrs. Dor- ay, 98: Mrs. Welsh and Mr Odium, 95; Mrs, Cubb and Mr Maundrell, 9) sed school uym- ed to wovincial ating the Brock by fe at Win each an team the prese by ve and neg 1\ held a s are on with sco the € eS aff of th Pr é rmat sid e Resolved that the Y Sci Taxation rio is Satisfactory' upheld by Bob Robertson, Po Perr and Marilyn. Downey Brooklin. Frank Barkey and David Hawthorne. members of the Brooklin Club, upheld. the ive ent in was ool t | C Car T Back At Work A walk-out of more than 80 transport drivers of McCallum Til clare hls Tale BR a ly BP Oshawa Fimes Transport Limited ended after a meeting this morning between SECOND SECTION OSHAWA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1963 PAGE ELEVEN the men and company repre- sentatives at the Albert street Steelworkers'. Hall. The men walked out Thurs- day afternoon in protest against the suspension of a fellow work- er. The driver, Ted Snooks, was suspended for one. week follow- ing a minor trailer accident in a company yard. The men agteed to return to work after Stanley Bacon, com- pany president, said that the suspension period would be re- duced to three days. The drivers are all members of Local 880, International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Fred Moore, business representative of Local 880, said that the walk- out was considered illegal by the union. "TI told the men that they could be suspended by the Junion," he stated after the | meeting, "and that they should | follow the proper grievance pro- |cedures,"" | Mr. Bacon said that the walk-/ out delayed the delivery of | 5 "urgent merchandise Ger-| that the trucks would begin to roll soon after the end of the | meeting. Kinsmen Host | At Hillsdale The Kinsmen Club of Oshawa held its annual Christmas Party i o ' for the residents of Hillsdale Manor Wednesday evening. Santa Claus gave gifts to each and every resident and person- ally delivered gifts to all those who are bed-ridden Kinsmen present were Presi dent Bruce V. Mackey, Chair- man Earl Fielding, Bob Fry, Art Stone, Sr., Jack Graham, Lioyd Pigden, Jim Henderson, Geonge. Moreau and George Gudgeon The Kinettes Club was repre- sented by Thelma Fielding, Mary Ripley, Marion Melch/ and Gail Graham, and they served a delightful lunch' after the. singsong Entertainment Seen here are the two auto- mobiles -involved in an acci In Camera Club Test The Jast 1963 meeting of Osh- provided awa Camera Club was. compe- was den at the piano, Robert Henry,/ entries -- 61 senior and 59 in tenor, and Peter Gellatly, bari-|the beginner section, most tone The project at Hilsdale Manor! sion of the many pro Harry Hibberd won a first and jects which the Kinsmen Clubithtee honorab!e mentions went is. only one Fred of Oshawa undertakes during/to 'Thelma Rowland, two to the entire year, such as pro-|Harry Hibberd and one each to jects for the children at the!Gladys Hill, John~ Shiel and Children's Aid Society, dona-| Jenny Pringle. Harry. Hibberd tions to Oshawa Minor Hockey|won a first in the beginners' and the Oshawa General Hos-' nature: division pital, and others In the senior division, ----~| Miller won a first in the pic- . |torial section and three honor- Officers Of jable mentions « in the nature | section, Hazel Worfolk, Fred |Miller, Jack Button and Bob Stroud each won honorable owmen {mentions for pictorial entries jand Jake Laird won Top award jin the nature entries whiie Are N amed |Archie Dancey and Bob Stroud jeach won honorable mentions : for their nature slides arene Morrison, Beaverton, | It being the Christmas meet- BE A was pected resident ling reasons were, enjoyed beech Piand with lunch am _ informal Association at, the annual meetin for visiting ing held in the Beaverton Town! > Hall } It was reported that an ex- cellent match had been held Club Members Oct. 3 on the farm of Wm. MacDermaid with 22 plowmen Are Commended competing; 33 lands were-plow-! ty9 Westmount Kiwanis ed. The program for the pen members were 'especially com- heath eet vaste the direchion o!/ mended for their efforts on be- mt Ac Donald, president, and half of Oshawa's young pésople Arehie Gilchrist, secretary- if ' treasurer ' *"lwhen their club was presented In 1964, plans call. for the es: ave " ies ones plowing inatch to 'be, held in|, THe, Dague was presented on og vy PORenio. Thurdey, Canada at the Westmount Kiwa- Officers elected for 1964 are; |S luncheon. past president, Wm. McDonald.| The two Kiwanis members Washago; - president, Grant|Who feceived. special praise Morrison. Beaverton: first vice-/Were Bill Smith and Harold president, Les Smith, Black-|Davidson, chairman of _ the water; second vice-president, | Boys' 4nd Girls' Committee Morgan DeGeer, Mount Al.| Westmount president, .Bob bert; secretary-treasurer, Alan'Branch, noted that it was en- Ross, Beaverton; auditors, Rus-|tirely through their efforts that sell Morrison, Beaverton and|the club had been honored, Don Smith, Beaverton. | Guest speaker at the lunch- Delegates to the Ontario|eon was Westmount Kiwanis Plowmen's Association Annual| member, Rev. Wesley Herbert Meeting in Toronto, Feb. 17 andjof King Street United Church. 18 are Presidnet Grant Morri-|He delivered a special message on and Secretary - Treasurer|on , the 'Deeper: Meaning of Alan Ross. Christmas."' Bes 4 a 4 | ] sf % | | | \ of /|member } the latter in the Pictorial divi-;awa, Whitby, Bowmanville and! w . Major F. Lewis of the Salvation| ;/be "What.all the world is seek- |p. road and the Third Conces- sion of Whitby Township. Four dent Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Thickson ~ FOUR INJURED IN TWO-CAR COLLISION district residents sustained in- juries in the collision. --Oshawa Times Photo 120 Entries Area Land Use Study Approved By Planners Reeve John con- On 6 to vote Thursday;Whilby ,Township night, Oshawa. Regional Plan-|Goodwin who suggested ning Association members ap-|sulting - "well-known 1 land use study covering the six-jed "'larger 'area planning." municipalities (Osh-| Approving the study were: n illiam Woodcock, chairman, the township of Whitby, East! Oshawa Planning Board; Coun- Whitby and Darlington). cillor Des Newman, Whitby) The report, by Derek Little's| William Lycett, chairman, Bow Municipal Planning Consultants} manville Planning Board; A. J Company Limited of Toronto, Cole, secretary - treasurer and will include 25-year population) former longtime member of projections and a study of fu-|Bowmanville's planning board; ture land use requirements in|/Harold Muir, deputy-reeve of the ORPA area. Darlington Township; and Wal- The land' use study will be|ter based 'on residenttal, industrial,|ship representative. commercial, institutional and| "Professional planning hely open space categories. jcan give us the same thing,' Voting against the study was|said Reeve Goodwin after the > ation is available right now. "The trouble is, our town- ship can't afford professional planners on a full-time basis. But, with larger area planning we could share the costs, get proposals and make our own choices." Mr. Goodwin recalled that fol- lowing receipt of some town- ship work by Mr. Little, it was jdiscovered the same informa- jtion could have been obtained from the Department of High- ways 'for nothing." Prayer Week Plans Are Completed The Oshawa Ministerial Asso- |ciation have made the final ar- rangements for the observance of the annual. Week of Prayer) services to be 'held Jan. 6 to 10. |WORTH THE COST The guest preacher for each) while a 5 2 | greeing that most of evening will be the Rev. Cross-/the information was available, ley E. Hunter, the well-known) yr Woodcock argued that the alte fg oe too graphs, projections oronto e § y s v lan ally ' : A held in the Simcoe Street: United and generally "putting it all in jregional context" was worth Church and. each "evening Dr.|the cost " ; Hunter will be assisted by a st and "the best means of local minister and a choir from portraying the area's future." | one of the churches. | He predicted proposals by the On the Monday night the pres- ORPA (to councils) would ident of the Ministerial Associa-| "ever get off the ground. It's tion. Rev. A. Woolcock, -- will|0U% job to underline the need conduct the 'service . and the| and show the demand for area choir will be made up of mem-/P/anning. But it's up to the bers of the local -Anglican|@lected officials to act on churches, St. Mark's, St. Peter's|them," he said. and Holy Trinity. Dr. Hunter; "No report is all fresh," ob- will speak on the theme, "Won-|served ORPA Chairman Wil- 'der, Love and Praise'. jliam Jenkins. "I don't think the "Take Heed" will be the| . theme of Dr. Hunter's Tuesday} message. He will be assisted by) the Rev. D. Sinclair and the} choir will be a combined choir from the local Presbyterian | churches. Rey. N. F. Frank Swackham- mer, minister of the First Bap- tist Church and the choir will! assist in the Wednesday night meeting when Dr. Hunter will Conditions on which Catholic nuns of the Eastern Rite would! : " be invited to teach in a proposed} +o a PUUIECE He closed. oshawa school will be spelled] On Thursday when the theme Ut in a letter approved Thurs-) is "He opened the Book" the|day night by the Oshawa Sep- local minister assisting will be|@rate School Board. Author of the letter, Trustee | Army and the choir for that oc-|Richard Donald, stated in his casion will be from the host)motion that these conditions church, Simcoe Street United. | would have to be acceptable to Dr.. Hunter's theme for the) the sisters as well as Rev. J. C. Friday evening will be of spe-|Pereyma, pastor of St. George's| cial interest to the young people) Ukrainian Catholic Church, and) of the city. Rev. J. K. Moffat|/Rt. Rev. Phillip Coffey, pastor) vill assist in the service andjof Holy Cross Roman Catholic the choir will be made up of|Church, The motion was unani- young people from a number of|mously approved by the board. churches. The timely theme will! 'Trustee Michael Rudka asked| rustee Donald what would hap-| pen if one of the three parties did not approve. He received the SUSPECT FOOD POISONING | answer that the dissenting voice EDMONTON (CP) City| would have to present "'compel- health officials are investigat-|ling reasons'. ing 20 suspected cases of food : poisoning among women stud-/ TEXT OF LETTER | ents on the University of Al-| The letter, which will be sent berta campus. The women, all|to the _ sisters and the} living in the same campus Tesi-/two priests, will read as follows: dence, became ill Wednesday|"Rev. J. C. Pereyma attended night. All were reported "rea-|the Dec. 19 meeting of the Osh-| sonably well.' awa Separate School Board,! |where it was understood and} BLAME WIRING Life!" | planners" by Fred Ballard.and Mrs. Wor-|tition night and there were 120|proved a $1600 population and/to get proposals on what he call leg Beath, East Whitby Town-) ----|meeting. 'Most of this inform- cost is out of line for what we jwill get." He suggested going further-- mbining all, area Official Plans (Whitby and East Whitby Townships don't have official plans) into one area official jplan, He estimated this cost at |$7000 to $9000. {FIRST STAGE | Mr. Woodcock labelled this jidea as 'premature' but today | George Lofthouse, Whitby Town- ship's other ORPA representa- tive, and the man who sug- gested the study which was ap- proved last night, emphasized the study as "just the first Stage." Said Mr. Lofthouse: 'We must take the responsibility for a program of-area planning, It's our job to take it back to the jelected officials and sell them. | "We need these plans (Mr. Little did an area engineering study for the ORPA in 1960) to forsee pressures of develop- ment | 'Mr. Little has done a great {deal of work in this area, Even |though he may be using some jinformation already available, |this eliminates background work, | "Little is the logical person to |do the study in this area, better than someone coming in cold. 1960 STUDY PRAISED Whitby's Des Newman agreed the study will be "only a pre- liminary to a larger, undefined Study to come." He praised the 1960 area engi- neering study, calling it "most useful,"' He said the new study would be '"'most useful at the price." Mr. Lycett stressed the need to "educate the public."' He underlined the need for good public relations, selling the pub- lic on planning. Mr. Lycett warned that while municipali- ties talk. about losing local autonomy, "we could be taken over by Metro Toronto." Set Conditions For Use Of Nuns "The school will be no dif- ferent than any other Catholic school in Oshawa and would not be an Eastern Rite school. How- ever, facilities would be pro- vided by the sisters and Father Pereyma which would enable the teaching of the Eastern Rite if it did not inconvenience pupils of the Latin Rite.' It was further stipulated in the letter that, if boundaries were placed on the school, they could not be. violated. 280 CHILDREN NEEDED Before the unanimous vote was recorded, Trustee Rudka stated that 280 children would be needed to fill the school, and of these, '"'there might be a chance of 92 of them being chil- dren of the Eastern Rite". "You will have to request or lay down a law to get a Latin Rite priest or priests to send Latin Rite children into that school. You' will make the par- ents of 92 chitdren happy and displease the parents of 190 others."" He asked: "Who will be the pastor?"' (It is customary in the separate school. system to have a. pastor for each Catholic J Pereyma, Rev be OF negative side of the debate Ontario County will now meet Halton, or Pee January. Donnz rio County | County. early in Johnson, Ont a esident, actec i z 1 chairman North and South -- Mr Mrs. McCann, 11714; Mr Mrs. H. Baker, 116; Mrs Intyre and Miss Forsyth Mr. and Mr Winter jMr. ang Mrs...We 99 and and! CHOIR BOYS PREPARE FOR CHORAL SERV of. St. George's in Church g for the annual carol service to be held Sun- Dec A} Reesor, choirmaster, is shown day, 22, at 7 p.m lan ICE Allen Conboy Ritchard Harris with some of the choir boys Back row They are, left to right, Larry Lionel Rose, Ronald Harris, are 'Wayne Donald Wasiluk and Thursday for causing a $1,500,-\the Servants of the Immaculate'Cross Roman Catholic Church, --Oshawa Times Photo 'drew ode |agreed by the board and Father, school. | MOOSE JAW (CP) --A short)/Pereyma that the. school (at) pastor of St. George's Ukrainian circuit in lead-in wires to an/Ritson road and Conant strect)/Catholic Church and Rt. Rev electric stove was blamed|would be 'staffed. by sisters of| Phillip Coffey, pastor of Holy ed Cates destroyed St. An-|Conception if they were avail- have their parishes in the area United Church Sunday. /able. 'of the proposed school.)