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eee Aa cee ee sd tl i oe oe SHELL-OUT "MONSTER" Gary O'Con- nell, of Wilson rd. n., deals out some advice to skeleton pals Brian Noonan (left) and Terry Hopkins. The three Hallowe'en horrors all wore luminous costumes guaranteed to put the hardi- est of souls to flight. Most kiddies will be out Saturday since Hallowe'en falls on Sunday this year. Oshawa Times Photos dunking for apples are (left to right), Michael Foley, Andrew Krol and Dale Geng. THE HOUR is near. Just 48 hours more and the little people will be wandering the city streets trick or treating in true Hallowe'en style. By he Oshawa Zime OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1965 way of a warm up the 29th Cub Pack held a Hallowe'en party at St. Joseph's school last night, Pictured here from the 29th pack attend- ed last night's party in the school auditorium. BLIND FOLDED Mark » Foley, of Ansley ct., has a go at the puffball and spoon game, Watching intently are Michael Noonan (left) and Frank Foley. About 30 cubs Second Section City and district features, social and classified advertis- ing. Unlucky 13th? Not For Chest Reports today from the Great-, General. Motors is expected er Oshawa Community Chest|to report within the next two disprove the old superstition|days on the amount raised to about the 13th never paying off.|date through employee-dona- The Chest's campaign for|tions at the plant. Last year GM funds entered its 13th day to-|employees gave some $122,006. Emergency Numbers Hospital 728-2211 Fire 725-6574 Police 725-1188 Y rotten i.e mun ris LO qin NOTHER FORUM TOMORROW JACK FROST NIPS EARS; ee ee eae 'FIRST SNOW OF WINTER country is one of the big top- ing a political forum in St. 728.5376 and 723-2022. overnight when the tempera- ics in this election, with some Gregory's. Auditorium at : polls showing as ih as 40 which all four candidates will _ Most tickets will go to young ture slipped into the low 30's. secant ie cere il be quae' by & foenpers BP Tee cata Wer) ee uncommitted son panel, : ge Page 68 2 i St. Gregory's Roman Catho- preceding this, each candi. V°tns for the first time, | ot ee ee lic Church Young People and the date will have 10 minutes to The Young People's group ae gh ? in seas Oshawa Jaycees are combin- _ ; has explained the forum's pur- evels in the day, t put his party's philosophy and pose as "designed to inter- fuomsmet recent innervate t Liaison Bod 'Gratifying' Says Alderman Jack Frost crawled out. of bed last night and gave the Oshawa area its first warning that winter is close at hand. The area was also dusted with a sprinkling of snow ing forces tomorrow night in an attempt to change that promises across. est the young voter and ac- Admission is by ticket only. quaint him with the issues and image of apathy in Ontario I - Riding. The tickets are free and the the candidates. srt yma CAMPAIGN HO ROUNDUP More Comment On Office Minister Here Tomorrow Liberal plans to open a fulljday is a coffee party in Oshawa|through this election, It won't time office in the city after thejat the home of Mr. and Mrs.|be won at a walk." Sidewalks, sewers and school|three groups approved the for- ib be/Jane Ruddy. fact » and General Mot Ms! The Independent candidate, acturing and General Motors. |p, Jy. &, Rundle, will spend Mr. Hodges said, according to|time canvassing around town Conservative incentives Afterwards he rushes over to |Ajax to attend a coffee party |to be held at the home of Mrs. a press release, that the NDP|today and tomorrow. He is also plans also in-| 2, | suggestion that a special On- Check UNICEF Credentials |Before You Donate Money A warning today from Osh-, awa UNICEF committee chair-| jman Mrs. D. K. Stiles about the committee's annual collec- | tion this weekend. | "People have reported to me| that children are out on the} streets already collecting money "I don't know who they are; | voters "receive the representa-|George Drynan where he will] This morning Mr. Hodges was) ut they are not authorized col-|them f \tion they deserve' jvere dis-|address a special party organ-jon a door-knocking stint. This|!ectors. The reports I have been|stances," she said. | |missed as just another 'gim-|ized for all the teachers of Osh-levening he attends a union|getting say the collectors are) The collection will be done} meeting of Houdaille workers at high school children, f "Our collection is being handl-|be going round door to door.! ed entirely by elementary school children, Whoever these children are they should not be collecting on our behalf." Mrs. Stiles said the official collectors will be armed with an orange box marked UNICEF. The other collectors are not using boxes at all, she added. 'Money should not be given to} under any circum- \this weekend when children will AT COUNTY MEETING PORT PERRY (Staff) -- A tario County council committee be formed to investigate the feasibility of an Ontario County ;/Planning Area fell by the way- side here last night. Pickering Township represen- tatives, promoting the idea of a County planning area, out of the reach of the Metropolitan To- ronto Planning Area, failed in their bid for support for a spe- cial committee, Instead, a suggestion by Port |Perry representatives that a re- |port of last night's meeting bé | | Planning Committee Fails To Win Support Ontario Joint Planning Board than continue to remain in the Metropolitan Toronto planning area because of the delays in having problems and questions answered. John Bowers, representing the Metro board, said the three mu- nicipalities could make any de- cision they wished on the ques- tion of which planning area they should belong to, but said he failed to see how they could fail to benefit from participating in the Metro area board. The question of whether a mu- nicipality could belong to two day and organizers are confi- dent they will do better than yesterday when only $137 was added to the kitty -- now stand- ing at the $103,920-mark of the $306,300 target. James Vessey, a campaign organizer, said today that his returns will be flowing in more rapidly now. He is collecting donations from doctors, law- yers, dentists and other profes- sional people in the area. Bob Branch, executive secre- tary of the "Chest," expects blitz organizers to finish the day In an effort to help the blitz, the 65-member student-choir of the Kingsway College Music De- partment will stage a two-hour performance starting at 7 p.m. Saturday. The : ance, south of King st. e. in the area between Kewatin st. and Townline st. s., will cone sist of religious and semi-classi- cal selections, While the group sings homes in the area will be canvassed for donations. Choir director, Ralph Coup- land, said today: We are happy to do our bit for the smiling. Community Chest." | WHITBY (Staff) -- Three of lthe four candidates seeking election Noy. 8 in Ontario Rid- jing, presented their parties' policies on education yesterday to students of Henry st. high school in Whitby. Michael ~Starr, Progressive Conservative . candidate, said that while he was Minister of Labor in the Progressive Con- servative Government, he help- ed a bill through the House of Commons that provided for financial assistance to the prov- inces for technical and vocation- al training. 30 PCT. FOR UNSKILLED He said he set up the con- ference with the provinces when he discovered that only 30 per cent of the jobs avail- able in Canada were for un- skilled laborers. "In Ontario Riding alone," "there have Candidates' Views Aired Before Whitby Students cation is rising beyond the con- trol of those wanting it. "Therefore," he said, "it is the feeling of the Progressive Conservative Party that a de- partment of youth should be established to study the needs of young people to fit them for a better life and. citizenship in the country." REMOVAL OF BARRIERS Oliver Hodges, the New Dem- ocratic Party standard-bearer, said the emphasis today is on remoyal of all barriers of edu- cation with no fees to students. "The NDP believes in and will implement free university education for all who want to go and who are capable of go- ing to university," Hodges. "This is in the grasp of the country's finances." SUE FOR LIBEL said Mr. Mr, Hodges emphasized that the NDP is in no way connect- ed with communism and the party '"'will sue anyone for libel caught spreading this type of rumor." He said social demo- crats have done more to defeat communism than any other party in the world. Dr, Claude Vipond, the Lib- eral candidate, said university enrolment is expected to double in the next 10 years but since education is mainly a provin- cial problem, the federal gov- ernment has offered aid in the form of grants. He said more than $40,000,000 has been proposed for spending over the next five years for said Mr. Starr, Pete Sere Oe eee ta been four types of this school tect it rd was also dis- fe biel -- built in the last 24 years. Mr, Gomme said it was un-| He said the late President likely that this would be ap-|Kennedy once said that 25,000 proved and noted that the mu- Workers a week in the United nicipality would have to support|States were put out of work both planning boards financially through automation and since and would be faced with advice|Canada has one-tenth of the from both areas. {population of the U.S., 2,500 a Explaining the formation of|Week would be out of jobs. the Central Ontario board, for-| The Conservative candidate now | Let's Cive Economy New Push, Says Hees BOWMANVILLE = (Staff) --) "The Liberals are riding on Canada's economy is showingjour momentum. They have signs sf slowing down and needs'shown no initiative, no new a new push, George Hees sald'drive. We need another trade Oshawa Second Highest Paid teams; donations to the Simcoe} Mr. MacEachen will speak in oemeueneemencrecneeemnennnenesnaseananaansinin ta | Hall Boys' Club; aid to the/support of Dr. Claude Vipond inderprivileged children at the at a 12 p.m. public luncheon to YWCA summer camp be held at the Hotel Genosha Donations to the crippled chil-josha Oshawa and Sarnia continue/dren's school;- aid to the Com-\CANDIDATE MEETS PM to lead all Canadian cities in)/munity Chest drive; assistance} Dr. Vipond met and chatted highest average weekly wages|to the local Red Cross; annual/with Prime Minister Pearson and salaries, the Dominion Bur-)scholarships presented to localjlast night at the rally held at eau of Statistics reports today.jhigh schoolsy and many otherjthe Yorkdale Shopping Centre The Oshawa figure for Julyjexamples of a translation intojin Metro Toronto. was $115.67, compared to the/active work of the words of} This morning he got-off to an Sarnia figure of $116.24 Both'Psalm 133,. which the B'Nai/ear! ) a bout of hand res were well abo B'Rith quote "Be-ishakin entering July, 1964 averages $102.10 hold GM and later for Oshawa and $110.65 for Sar jbrethrea dwell together in har-jcanvassed in Whitby | ~--""s@' mony". Also on the schedule for to-i to t it was business as usual this} Grant Taylor, USW represen- morning at the Reynolds Extru-jtative, said today that the walk- sion Company plant following ajout was caused by 'several return to work by members of|problems, that began in the Local 2784, United Steelworkers,/extrusion department and spill- who walked off the job latejed over into the rest of the Tuesday. jplant." He 'said that the men The 175 men returned to workjfelt that their grievances were on the night-shift yesterday and'not being settled properly and today's day-shift following ajso staged the walkout. four-hour. meeting Wednesday} "It's all cleaned up now," ment representatives. said Mr. Taylor. Start wi i as he wrkers in NE 'sites were among the matters|mation of a committee last Ald. Gordon Attersley, whojthe request of any member of with the results, said Ald. Attersley. ests of council and the two est can be discussed -- leading jed designs and specifications of|naign manager Bob Nichol to-| Party workers are finalizing the UAW Hall at 7.30 p.m. hiéard | He is Wallace Young, who isiqueries and problems for dis-/ shaking hands at Coulter Mar scat ; "peed Aa | Lyman Gifford, who scheduled|build a theatre-sized auditorium |pointment to see the candidate poverty, when he spoke last|candidates forum at. St. his door open at home for the|that some of the elements ofja meeting at Ajax High School Mr. Starr fulfilled fina}|Which should provide a means Today marks the 20th anni-help to bind us closer together," |the riding yesterday when he|fare_ provisions which reduce) Labor Minister MacEachen Lodge No, 1500 lodge got an enthusiastic re-jcannot be bought with "hand-|0nal program of land pur-talk on the Liberal labor policy m Riding, on county affairs, won general night it celebrates those years bers. iwhen a Progressive Conse jto develop the rate and charac-|wi} Share the ut | } . A possible ernment will also see that the! New Democratic candidate although the present election Township. The meeting took the The founding member of the|Move in this anniversary weet. store-owne! Sons of the Covenant -- has ajtownships of Whitby and East! ; i ing|Municipal affairs, sai ici ons ¢ ovenant -- has ajtownships o itby and Ea "Dr. Vipond," he said, "will/remarks last night at a meeting : ipal affairs, said munici- ee the Jewish Th€ Oshawa members are|said today that he canvassed considerable evidence of sincere} municipalities -- Oshawa, Whit-| "This is a mistake," he focal point its influence didn't" Come of the work during the!today that the use of the Unem-| Dennis Tyce, Oshawa, chair-| "One reason for this planning|force."" has also offered loans for stu- \six - member regional board|dis-interested," said Mr. New- baseball and minor hockey'awa tomorrow ham Riding candidate, Garnet/Surpluses overseas vantage to have a .county plan-| the/facts and figures would have to! The Oshawa Council of Boy sades should beinitiated to sell government. a sign of weakness Pickering Township. represen Oshawa is hoping to be able members dous expansion the discussed last night at the first|week, Joint meeting of city council,/SOME PROBLEMS | and separate school) Members of the committee representatives. should cal future meetings at jwas elected chairman of the|the committee, new co-ordinating committee,) 'There will be problems trom suid after the informal two-hour|time to time and meetings wil! meeting he was "gratified" |be called whenever necessary,"'| CO-ORDINATION. ESSENTIAL . ' "We discovered that there are Co ] L k many areas where co-ordination! uncl 1 es is essential in the best inter- , school boards," he said. Big School Hall Purpose of the committee meetings is to provide a forum! The Oshawa and District Arts where matters of mutual inter-| Council is pleased with propos-|mick" by Conservative cam-|awa to increased co - operation'the auditorium which is to be|qay, the details of Dr. Vipond's 22- among the three municipal/built in the new secondary! The Liberal plans would mean mile marathon walk across the groups. school on Harmony road, @Nithe opening of an office where|riding on Saturday, Ivan Wallace, separate school|ODAC spokesman said today. |the public could bring their! This afternoon he will representative, Stanley | aiso director of Music in Osh-} eyc¢j Lovell and Leo Glover, board of! awa's Sel aysihae ' Sp awa s public schools, "It makes it rather imperson- education representatives, along) City council recently author-|a) for the people to have to go with Ald. Attersley and Mayorjized the board of education tojio an office and make an ap- will come to grips with rural/scheduled to talk at the all- the first meeting, participated|and specified that it was to be/oy nave a secretary send a regi-|?: 3 ah sy " in discussions last night. The/for the entire community. stered letter for you.to Ottawa,"' acre ese -- ks no. ae gs aR a a ries és ----IMr, Nicols said hss ene : : : . aoa Vouie hak always had) He told a 25-strong audience|clude a coffee party on Nov. . I § as al é Jewish Good Works Unit Ipeople of his riding. Many peo-|the NDP policy included: Fulljon the following day,.and a pub- ple from every walk of life|employment is essential to labor |jlic meeting at St. George's Ang- have brought their problems to mobility out of the rural labor|lican Church Hall, Centre st., at Just 20 Year Old Today Mike at his home." market; a planned economy 8 p.m. on Nov. 4. i ial F : his ' SDE ' speaking engagement outside|f0r rational adjustment; wel-/MINISTER TO SPEAK izati ss cians -jlliq.|Subsistence motives for rural/will speak in support of an- versary of an organization|he said. spoke at a mass rally at Orillia,|S¥ ence ; which has done much to bolster' Mr, Wilson got together with) He outlined the policies ofimmobility; financial and other other area Liberal candidate the Jewish community in Osh-|some of his friends and found/the Progressive to "locational and) when he appears Friday at New- awa -- the Oshawa B'Nai B'Rith'that his idea for a B'Nai B'Rith\party and said national unity;OCCupational adjustment; a na-)son Hall in Port Hope. He will Twenty years ago the lodge sponse, After a period of can-jouts or special favors" Gnase, rural zoning, land use /and labor relations at the meet- held its first meeting in the city|vassing prospective members| The former labor minister|@4ustment and land reserves; jing. -ourse of so-ithe lodge was finally brought/said that the old age pension\°reation of a federal depart-| Russell C, Honey, who seeks|made to the county's com and set off on a course 0} i$ I + OF sclenc: d technology! : y mittee cial service and good work. To-|into being with 48 charter mem-|will be hiked to $100 monthly|Ment O° science and technology | re-election: in peer 4 | P : platform. with/approval. with an anniversary dinner held) Since the early days member-|tive government is' elected odted pie gta bo apt an alllMr, MacEachen, | Ten County municipalities at the Hotel Genosha. jship has remained fairly con-/TAX BONUS PROMISE -- aewalt na ea economic) the NDP candidate, J. A.|Were represented at the special Mayor rlilip Givens of To- paeetl ys a ga now has) Mr. Starr said that a PC goy-| P . "Tony" Ketchum, said that/meeting called by Pickering ronto will be the guest speaker. = ? vl PER : m year|first $500 of homeowners' taxes|Oliver Hodges also took a crack/has been called the most un-f0rm of a panel discussion on club, and its first vice-|'S the establishment of. aiwill be deductible from Federal/at the Liberal candidate today necessary election ever called the question of area planning. resident, is Edward Wilson, a/"OMen's chapter of the lodge. (Income Tax jover the planned walk through)he thinks that it is a vital elec-| E- A. Gomme, community pres : B'Nai B'Rith -- which means! He is canvassing today in the|the Riding. tion for Canada. He made the|Planning branch, department of Mr. Wilson got the idea fori9,, ang honorable history|Whitby and will tonight attend f ve i i Jew-isaid high wages by industry. 'Nai B' e spay EP egy os 8 jhave to use more than his feet/held in Courtice. pal governments are responsible|mer chairman Desmond New-/Sald. hig ' i a BNai B'Rith lodge ; By stretching back to the first lodge|the anniversary banquet of the) ----------__ i \for establish lanning areas.|man, Whitby, said it did not con-/particularly in this area, in- Motor City : ten & i ea of the| Which was founded in New York/B'Nai B'rith at a local hotel. |But, he said, the municipal af-|sist of selected municipalities.|duces high school students to borough where a . City Mr. Starr's local headquarters \fairs department would require/He said it was. a case of six/drop out. "In those a as not (Proud Of their record of service/Frenchman's Bay area Wednes- intent to co-operate by munici-/by, Whitby Township, EastjSaid. "Everyone should get a community in Oshawa was nO" al vnich compares well with any day palities before it would take ac-| Whitby Township, Bowmanville,;complete education in either kc t he said | Whitby r : * ' : close-knit community," bh ma -jother lodge in the international, A spokesman for the Ontario tion on any applications forjand Darlington Township -- get-|@cademic or technical subjects|technical and vocational educa- 'Although the temple Ww organization Riding Liberal Association said] planning areas. ting together and co-operating, [before entering: the 1aborjtion and the federal government reach out to all the people. past 20 years of the local club/ployment Insurance. Fund will] |man of the Central Ontario Joint|board was to arouse similar in-| Mr. Starr said the cost of edu-jdents. BIND CLOSER has included: donations to the/be a topic Labor Minister Allan| |Planning Board, said futurejterest in other municipalities "T felt the, B'Nai B'Rith would) Oshawa General Hospital; spon-|MacEachen will be asked to jplans and policies of the new|who appeared at the time to be : - einapncreregy 'sorship of minor and junior/speak on when he visits Osh- e 0 or ers bg jcould not be outlined because! man. the new board is still in its in-| -- here last night crusade, and an agricultural fancy. c ha Speaking in support of Dur-)crusade sell the country's Asked if it would be an aa-| 2 Scouts May Ah . After Four-Hour Meeting B, Rickard, Mr. Hees told 450; Mr. Rickard' said Canadajning area, Mr. Gomme said vot ss Conservative supporters in Bow-|faces ater challenges today/fore a rational, useful answer V t E ] d manville High School auditori-\than ever before. He said the could be given, considerable! 1S] ng an um trade and agricultural cru-jpeople have lost faith in j a , be compiled; a definite plan-|Scouts is again looking forward Canada's goods abroad. Quoting the Liberal, "'never- ting area established; and mu-|to its annual exchange of scouts Mr, Hees, former trade minis-jhad - it - so - good" slogan, Mr.jnicipal willingness to co-oper-|with their English counter- ter in the Diefenbaker govern-|Rickard criticized this attitude'ate strongly indicated. parts ment, pointed to the "'tremen- Gros If become self-satisfied tatives suggested that the town-|to send two city scouts to Eng- National Product" during thejwe forget about securing our ship, Ajax and Pickering would/land while two UK scouts will Conservative years in the early|position, Then the country is injbe better off to join a countyjbe spending time here in ex- 1960's, trouble,"' he said. iplanning board or the Centralichange. of how pieasant it when, the north plant