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rvu Vwll my supra rouxg r5 LJ v10 iue iVY Special the firs dliltfl mm ivy School re ooraages aai birtflonnier es at naduatlon exercises hue ps well as their diplornss Grad uaies were April lee Michael Clarkson Heather WIN Jack Martin and Larry Glipin Roderick Price made the chairmans address Rev Hewtnn presented ths diplomas Surnames are arranged alpha beticaily BENIOB ROOM Grade to oMlchael Clark Ason Sufi Heather Cunning ham ml Larry Glipln 550 Av rii Lee n0 Jack Martin Grsde to sRobcrt Rain on Myrna Carnslhers eon iiiurray Codsrone sro Donald Giipin ooi Roderick Price all Malcolm Wilson eon Mich ael Viison 710 Grade to 745131 Bler1y Iol Jack Haywa en neih Hoggerth 925 Richard Lee Sharon Patton 193 Linda Speers coo Grade to Harry Davlr 71l Lynn Davis 695 Patricia Issttnn roe Sandra Kursis 351 Karen Marshall sot Ronald Mc Lean 697 Michael Price 731 Drisn Reid au Myrna Smith ML AMias Dunnlil teacher TUIlENliAM Stall For sibllitles oi setting up an en lsrged Protestant pub in school oboard to include schools In Tot tenhnm chumseth Township 5and Bretonwill bs explored at meeting here later in July Tottcnham clerk Don Fleck read letter to council Friday night irom Ferguson Al tllston Public School inspector or Simone District No The rlstter outlined recent changes In the provincial public school ract which would permit an en afgedrarea board such as this the munidpaiities concern wish to term one We dont have to Join such Consult DHO iibout Tender OAKVIEW BEACH Stall Alter opening and considering wiour tenders submitted ior pit runv gravel Sunnidale Township aCouncil here Thursday tentative chore one But road superin ndent Oscar Rowe was to seek Depertrnent oi Highways advice on problem arising irom the tender Iubmiseionl The new or more cubic yards vni gravel are tor the new road the township is building in the Oxbow area According to terms tithe gravel is to be loaded irom township gravel pit at New lowcll and hauled and spread glob lhe new road Gravel with good clay content is needed as base or luture resurfacing The New Lowell pit was speci lied or that reason Collingwood Sand and Gravel Cn Collingwood submitted proposition aopealing most to mouncrl This tender was the only one oitering to take the township 2grsvel andmrn it through the sllrms crusher with sorcen Since this would break up the biggest stones council accepted to tender at 92 cents per cunlc yard smut this price was seven cents yard higher than the tender submitted by Dalton Lowe Stay ner at as cents cubic yard Mr Lowe does not have crusher council was told Anothcr low tender was dis alitlcd because it was not muted according to requlr vnrents This one cameirons Ted rdon Wasaga Reach who ot ed to deliver the grave at on cents yard irons his own pit on fflighway to in the Edenvale flea He gave no price or tak ing it irons the township pit Rre ieurth tender was irom arold Martin Construction Co New Lowell for $114 per yard NN snavs on snow as one enowar SATURDAYS aunnava anMIseroN Parana omission manre Aoucre ViCall Meeting In Tottenham Ior School Board Discussions FAMOUS PLAYERS acrnEMi IEINMLDHVMIAYER sot ClliiilAilA Gina irom the ivy Wososoa in stituto to the graduates were presented by Mrs lune Can ruthers Valedictorian was April Lee The graduates ted their teacher Miss Dunnlil with Trip Diary Book ill in the Junior room gave in tas chsr Mrs aran Darrow an aluminum tray in another pm fiIvy Public School Junep Promotions ivy Junior RoomNantes are srrsnged siphabetlcailyr and to Hoaaph Berry Marilyn Giipln Jamar Hayward stris Newton Eddie Patton and Gordon Siurgors Grade to tGayle Rsksr Donald Davis John Marshall Christine Peacock Joan Speers John Walton Judy Wilson Grade to Hamel Clark oon William Hewlon Kevin Hughes Brenda Jenneit trans icrred Debbie McLean Jimmy Peacock iranslerred Rosanne Robinson Alan Spears Jane Wilson iransierred Grade to Hhsrrol Biskeiy Tomm Clarkton Karen Hew ton irley lioggarth Bradley Kiernan Gerald Peacock liugh Price Helen Smith Mrs Dermott teacher board ii it is set up Mr Flock said We can continue our present setup The meeting later this month will bring together council mm bore oi the Tottenham Public School Board school inspectors concerned lottenham solicitor Gordon Molilon and mem ber ol the Ontario Trustees and Ratepayers Association ln this way council hopes to get tree exchange oi opinion as well as expert advice on all lscois oi the new iegislstlon ii the proposed new area board is formed it will have live members Mr Fergusons letter said lecumseth Town ship schools will rats three trustees with one each coating irom Damon and Tottenham lull time school board secret HTY would have to be hired also supervising principal lor all the schools in the am Some councillors ielt the in eviteblo rise in costs irom suds board would influence Tot tenham to stay out oi it Count oiiior Oral McClain had the op posits opinion its as broad as it is long he commented it might be better or the children oi the whole area to have the costs shared Toltenham could easily be the place needing new school addition ilrst its hard to predict those things Engine Trouble Slows RoadWork OAKVIEW BEACH Stali Mech icai breakdowns of both town vehicles have hamper ed Sonnidale Township road rule erlntendeot Oscar Rows in eiiorts to keep his work sched ule humming Mr Rowe was to go to Tomato on Thursday to investigate da isy in delivery oi new trans mission ior one oi the vehicles Reeve Lloyd Prldham mention ed place on the 7th Conces slon needing more gravel Mr Rowe said he could do nothing about it until the machinery was repaired rm SOUTH AHch GENEVA ReuterslTtre spe cial committee of the interna tional Labor Conterenoe adopted Friday drait declaration con demning south Airlcaa apsrv tlreld racial segregation policy as degrading criminal and in human It also an amendment to the lnternatlon Labor Organization constitution allowing for the suspension at anyrrrerniurrstate using de clared policy oi opartheld no turn over AWARDS pliant ar our SHOWS AT MAflNEE 75¢ EVENING 7k ATINEE 011 EVENING Honor Ivy School upils With Aurarcls mumflout Revived iliiistonCirl Wins Award ALLISIDN Special 11 Allistoa Junior Horticultural So ciety was lirst organised iive years ago it has nssrly to members with contesting at the suran show last August Many oi there will be showing again this August Leaders are Mrs Frank Anthony hire Whiteside and Mrs Dell The senior horticultural rocle t1 suppliesthe flower and vege table seeds to the Junior society members to plant and look at ter in their gardens the scrap book contains pie tures and articles onnature landscaping birds and flowers and how to care lor them There are ol educational value under headings such as spring ilow err roses wild flowers lilies and dshllas Diseases and gels that aileet flowers and to use flower arrangements inr diilerent occasions are also covered Carolyn Anthony daughter oi Mr and Mrs Frank Anthony won the ilrst prlra in the locsi horticultural soel and agrin in the district then in the provincial it was announced at the Pro vinclai Horticultural Society Con iereoce hold recently in Guol that the award oi or Junior Horticultural Scrap book was won by Carolyn Anthony oi Aiillton Marilyn McMulien site at Al liston won second prize in the local contest and again in the district contest The scrap books sra judged or educational value original ity attractiveness and neat nesr CAROLYN ANTHONY Police 0n Lookout For Pickpocirets TORONTO CF About one plainelethos lbronio policemen will have one duty durlng the lions international convention Jrly Elldragging in plelrpock Hundreds oi oi are ex pected to swarm ate the city noklng ior easy and rich pick ings among the tow delegates lexpectcdh to attend dreamy Police arshelng assigned to watch btls depots union station and the international rt and have already made eir ilrst graba Columbine who ar rived Jtnro 21 to case the city trieda practice run onia bus pastmger and was arrested Police said the man will be kept in on until oitsr the con ventiononds and have set all at $5000 properly or $8000 THECLUB OF Two trv EiS Qwolsso Lodge open sea ilil use now area ARING 00 per person filletr Nlrht nterialnment Singer Mahalla OXBOW SS N0 are as lollows ksmr Collmsnn Lawrence Carol Mchrisne man Webb lord celves kiss irom her hur bond Minters Slgman Gallo Galloway is crow Park Public School No rsx Sunnidalo promotions Grads to Hohn Beamlsh Michele Slain Corrie Souw Verna Coin Brunhllde Donald Dickinson Graham Evans Ma Tom Ford Also no dos Edi Marv son David Rogers Gail Small Carol Smith and Ann Grsde to occupationall Willism Hondry Roll Mueller Wayne Monhy Norman Stan lilrs Koch teacher wagu titllimlllcglleil weddinédn CO on Cl yes ly gliding con tact PROMOTIONS 15 SUNNIDALE Jackson ra Gordon Linda Hendry transler Kenneth lluni translor Shirley Lsismbo Faye Long Phi Malllnsoo Mardi McDermd Murray McIntyre Robert Pink Alan Saeerty Fred mom on David Warren Cynthia Wa son Rosemaryme transior and Alan Mrs Mom teacher Grade to nDonns Allen Scott Andorran Stephan Ansleti Scott Campbell Ksrsn Cox Vir fiinis Flaming Debbie Frank Bruca Gordon Ti Murray Harvey Laura Jesrop Debbie Leah Terry Livingstone Kim Maia Susan Myles Derek Schmuck and Nancy Thomson Mrs Hawion teacher Flemln MoArlhur Roger Morri KISS FOR THE BRIDE Grade to Marian Slain Donald Bristew Barry Chand lsr Roger HarveyWendy Mac kearls Keith Saoerty Elaine Sayers Roy Thuroo Gale White Linda Wilson tirade to IJacoues Slain Jack Bouwksmp Joyce Frank lin Thelma Gordon Marlena Jarvis Nelson Jones Larry lice ms Friday Raids Follow Bomb Incident roman tReutersSouth Airicsn security number oi as do dur raid on scores McDermid ars Woodcock om Champoux Morgan Ti Lougth Patricia long Colin Robert Jean Smallrnan Charles Webb Lee Wilson Specials Trans lsrcesMsrgaret Clark Wayne Oslgneur Dale Synnoit Darb Grsde to eDarlene Diox Sharon Burnr Paulette Gilles msudet George Unawka Wendy Flem ing Nancy Franklin Donald Oirard Rob McArthur Karen Rodney Starp Judy Webb Pam Wheeler and Carol Woodmck 5p arsde to tSablenno Chau det Pam Chewka Jim Frank lin Goldie Hondry Koch Linda Kuzyk Diane Long Heather Mackenzie tor oi homes intha Witwatersrand and notoria areas Brig Had van den Der chlei oi the special seourty brandr said the raids were lonoodin advance and cm ully synchronised But he rclused to identity the low people he said were an rested or to state the charges on which they are being held The raids were reported to have been1 egtrnrcaslutrated fn ouses occup peep banned under the Suppression owommunirm Act One at tho houses was coupled by Ronald Gill editor oi the Pretoria News an evening newspaper the raids allowed bomb ex ploeion Thursday night which shattered telephone booth and rgan Jim Patricia Malilnson Judy Myles Karen Smallman Laurie staniord and Eeveriy White Mrs McDermid teacher Grsoe to aBrenda Bowers Carol Cook James Cook Mary Claire CMurJohn Jackson Nicky Livingstone Keith North Brenda Sanert Patty Thuroo Newspapennen roveron damaged post allies in the Johannesburg suburb oi levllle Brigvanr den Berg denied however that the events wereconneeted tree Martha Wilton TONIGIi ssmsurrsssr venom moo stern and Lynn Grade to Lynda Anlteit Carolyn Cieary David Chamr pour Stephen Chandler Debra Cook Andrew Gardiner Peter Oil To lied China UtllAWA GP The Cana dian government has authorized the granting at visa to Com muni Chinese newspaper man BARRIE HURONIA DRIVEIN THEATRE suunav nonosv TUESDAY ltniu DORIS DAV cause GARNER tractor irom Gary lndlens AP Wirephoiol iottenham Names Acting Reeve TUIiENNAM Stall With Reeve Fred MacLean leaving soon on months vacation to the east coast council Friday night passed motion to deleg ate tho reoves oliloiai duties while Mr Macbean is away Counoiilor Alton Anderson was named acting reove ailective irom July to Aug lie will sign necessary munlcl al the nor and represent Mae an at the July mootln oi the Public Utilities Oommlss on Mr MacLesn said hs intends to be back or the next regulsr mar more on Baxter SohOOI Results Listed ail Dale Marioli moors Me Mitts Raehar Susan John Sawden Grads liar Kirk Dalila fiance Gibson and Dooald Saw urada Semi Russell BANK CLERK JAILID MONTREAL CF Roger Case alyoarold bans clerk was oanteatodmio it at iducssh and moquoa rom tho bank when he had worked lor it years Cora wu arrested on an Albanybound bus carrying the money He had leaded guilty to the theits the may was recovered NmNHAM Stall Counlt ell here last night decided to translsr to Slmcoe County its grant sbsre under the Canton nlal Grants Program With only marinuun oi 100 to spend on centennial project council lelt participation in the county centennial projectan archives building his the county mur eurnwss the beat cmrru What can you do with root was the reaction to Coun cillor Radph Haddoas comment its shame we cant use it ourselves hero in iottonham Whoa Oomeillor Oral McClain rug cried build an archway at ontrancoto itoohsm he was told oven this would cost more thsn 300 council meeting the evening at Aug Grants sre calculated on matching basis at two dollars Meat Prices Will Climb Derwya Doom Alverns krill Darlene Mooney and Mary Ann Starla lb Gretta lintr Mo AM Richard Mots so lav Morris and Gregory Mur Mrs Monaco Deon usdrsr Laird Mann UflAWA CPiMolt prices are expected to ink seasonal climb during July th cul ture de rtmeni prodlc hi dsy in is monthly ioed bulletin Prices at beet pork smoked and and meats will be as bl as last summer or align hither with the unokad and cured masts the least expenrrve Fresh lruils and vegetables will be readily available in all parts oi the country July will see the lost oi lhe strawberries but the ilrst ras berries cherries and ear peaches will sppesr on the mar lrel Good peach crops ore ex led in British Columbia and niarlo Tottenham Gives Simcoe County Its Share at Centennial Grant caplts Reeve Fred Mae on explained Since Tottan hams population is around 300 thou the village could with an 01600 grant by speeding moo on its own protect Since lottcnlram has decided instead to participate in the county project no local money we or on wan any money from us Mr MacLesn said at the county project They lost want to use our poprustion tor grant purposes While grants were being dir eussed Reeve Macloan said it was too bad lbttenham had not waited until this year to buy the new in truck Now we could get as per cent subsidy irom the Emergency Measures organ iratien he rei Lsst year we could got nothin New Lourell TBrentwood Pupils Get Diplomas NEW LOWELL Special Whon students irom New Lowell and Brontwood schools gather ed lor graduation exercises in New Lowell hall they heard Ii Miss Elisabeth Matthews give the addan to the graduates Rov MscKenrie New Lowell gave the opening re marks while RevuP Cohiil Stayner bad advice tor the children at the end oi the oer emoniea The veledictory address was made by Nancy Day Brent wood The three schools so presentedNew Lowell Brent wood and ourLsdy oi ths Assumption all contributed musical nurrbere to dis pro gram in the presentation oi Auxil iary trophies the plaque went to Rrentwood school resented Mrs Jam eson presl oni First prise presented by post prerldeo to permit him to ants Canad iniormed sources said Friday The name oi the correspond eat is Pu Chanmin oi the New China News Agency visa has also been authorised tor travy elilng companion lieu Cblng mol thought to be an interpre ter It is behaved that Mr Pu will aunts oar stan KIM DOUGLAS OVAK ERNIE unwnaun it was MrsG Gavini went to Nancy Day Brentwoed Jean Matthu awrtiew lowell received ths second prise irom Mre Col Presentation oi Graduation diplomas wsa an iollows New towell presentedby Mrs JeaoWslkerDavld Bell Gaylecrosson PatriciaDuil Food Poisoning Hits Hospital Cause Traced rorwrvro OPlTha 1m oi at persons stricken with iood poisoning Thursday sitar estifll th caiateria oi lbronto Gen eral Hoe ital were released4 irom horp tal Friday Meatyiive person were treated in the hospitals omen gency dopsrtrnent and nine in the Willi ilniirmaryfiAtl were la emp oyeer res were in hos ital overnight and neared day No patients were allected Dr Doyle aselstant medical rlntendont at the has it thestephyloooceel food poisoning was traced to minced ham sandwich This happens in MiiesNorth at some at Guthrie onfllglrway Elwin Llshiheart Jean Molils ewe Larry Mills Ann Morrison antricla Ro nson Susan Snow and Neda Warner Brentwood presented or Mrs Ruth DryEloise Coup Ins Nancy Day Ellen McCai lum Darlene McGillvray Eon nis Murray Pahlcia Murray Msrilyn Paddlson Jack Sar sent and Robert Steinton Our Ls ol the Assumption resent by Mrs Farrell Dahe Berlin John Stella Ered Duigasnn Michael Gavin Harmon ers Richard Mc Carthy Molly Pltrnsn and Marion Van Mlekerir PERI EATR now sHowmo TIIE GREATEST ADVENTURE SIIIEE MEI FUIIEIIT 0N harm oortotuurt truer