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WHITBY And DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager: John Gavit Tel.. 668-3703 | Last of the many. "Bill" 'safely guides Dundas Street School pupils Martha Robin- so and Vera Lynne Parker across the busy Number 2 Highway. "Bill" is William Stacey, the 70-year-old cross- |ing guard who protects most Pof the school's children in the morning, at noon, and after o'clock, from the dangers of busy Highway 2, He is much beloved of his charges, as is } apparent in the above picture. | Although too modest to say so, it- has been learned that he doles out the odd treat for good behavior. --Oshawa Times Photo Bill Is Sorry Seven accident-free years at a School Guard for the children of Dundas Street School come to an end today for 70-year-old Bll Stacey. Bill, who lives at 631 Brock street north, retires with a per- fect safety record. Four times a day he has guided 200 chil- dren across the busy Number 2 Highway. ore Honor For ocal Musicians he following is a list of suc- ul candidates in examina- held recently by the Royal nservatory of Music of To- mto in Whitby, Ont. The m apg arranged in order GRADE X PIANO First Class Honors--Anne R. le ki GRADE IX PIANO . Pass--Larry J. Pogson. GRADE VIII PIANO First Class Honors -- Richard Lunney. Honors -- Steven F. Pele- ; John D. Bell; Donald Mc- n; William Wharrie, Vera (equal); Joyce W. Cox, ty J. Graham, Margaret juires (equal). Pass -- Lucille Chapman, nnie Malcolm (equal); Susan ds; Jennifer Jolliffe, len Makowchik (equal); it Gordon, Roand A. Smith jal). GRADE VII PIANO jonors -- Carol Godwin. ass -- Elizabeth Herbert; 8. Madill; Trudy Hutch- GRADE VI PIANO fpnors -- Anna M. Bardoel, ly Bain (equal); Barbara Donald Ansley; Anne lings, Patricia Shannon gal); Dennie Ostaff; Laurie int. -- Susan Borchuk, Jud- in §. Pinch (equal); Nan- ooker; Kay Luscombe; Sage; Pat Evans. | GRAVE V PIANO eri tou Sieja; Jane :: -- Glenn Malcolm, Mary per (equal); Jane McGee; Hleen Hughes; Anne Baxter, Riddell (equal); Jane ey. | GRADE IV PIANO nors -- Mary C. Heffernan; am Rogers; Catherine y, Michael Harney (equal); ce Acton, John Bottomley, erine Hendricks, Ann Mc- M Cathleen Power ). ss -- Earl L. Brasier, Phyl- poates, Lorna Deavy, Su- MacDonald Barry Ma- , Mary J. Nettle (equal); Curtis; Isabelle Bardoel, ret Brandon, Nancy Carr 1); Janis Shaw; Wendy J. THIRD GOAL DOES IT By CLIFF GORDON PORT CREDIT -- Brooklin Sr Lacrosse Club climbed back into! a first place with St, Catharines 'A's last night as they edged the Port Credit Sailors 12-11 in Port Credit. The same two teams will be right back here at the Brooklin arena tomorrow night, and it should be a scorch er as there is no love lost be- tween these combatants now. Fleet-footed Grant Heffernan scored the winner for the Brooklin team with just 32 sec- onds of play remaining. It was his third goal of the ae and climaxed a fine all-round fort for the big fellow. Playing coach Ken Crawford, Don Craggs and Ken Ruttan each scored two goals for the Brooklin team. Singles were racked up by Jerry Borrows, match penalty Doug Vipond and capiain Glenn Lotton. Paul Henderson paced the Tar Boys with three goals and was the only repeat scorer for the losers. Aces were chalked up by George Olah, Pete Ruse, George McGaffey, Chub Brown, Flory Tomichishen, Ccrry Ahearne, Red McCracken and Doug Holi- day. There were a total of 23 pen- alties handed out in the keenly- played contest, with Brooklin taking 13 minors. The Sailors got the long end of the minutes in penalties, as ef-|Chub Brown got a match pen- alty and Gerry Anearne picked up a misconduct, We will have some more for you on that in tomorrow Better plan night's - paper. to take in the game Saturday WHITBY PERSONALS night as it has the earmarkings of being a dandy. JUST TALKING -- These two teams are very evenly-matched as you can see by the score of last night's game ... Thi have met three times to date, twice in Port Credit and once here at home. The Brooklin team haverwon both games in the Starch Town, and the Sail- ors picked up a win here in Brooklin , Manager Morton and coach 'Crawford will more than likely be driving their! charges full belt right from the opening whistle on Saturday night as they realize full well that this Port Credit team is right at home on the dirt floor of the Brooklin arena, Also the' Brooklin team are tied for first Place in the league standings and a win would give them that much-valued two-point lead again, . . Grant Heffernan was at his running best again last! night and dazzled the Port New and old executive mem- bers of R. A. Hutchison Home and School Association were The many friends of Mr. Wil- liam Emerson, Dundas street east are sorry to learn that he Crosswalk Guard 7 Years, To Retire His comment on local drivers: "They are very good. They soon got to know me and always respect the sign. If they don't I just reach in my pocket and give them a blast on my whistle. I never have any trouble. I am sorry to be giving up the job." Yesterday Bill was presented with a new watch by the school principal. The watch was bought by the children of the entertained at a pot luck lunch- eon Wednesday, June 24, at the home of Mrs. Gordon Kyle, 408 Dovedale drive. Dale Lague and Danny O'Hagan are spending a couple of weeks in New York City visiting relatives ang will also visit the New York World's Fair. 3 Mr. Ross Houghiand, 312 Chestnut street west is cele- brating his birthday today, June 26. His friends wish him many happy returns of the day. Mrs, Kate Petterson of Lon- don, England, is a visitor at the home of her sister and brother- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mc- Minn, farm residence at Whitby, Ontario Hospital. Mrs, Petter- son is on a three months ex- tended visit. Best wishes are extended to Mr. William Fulton, 403 Chest- nut street east who is celebrat- ing his birthday today, June 26. Joseph Ottenbrite Sr., is still in the Oshawa General Hospital but happy to report that he is making progress. His friends school. wish him a complete recovery. is in the Oshawa General Hos- SSS. 4, Credit fans with his tricky shift and fleet-of-foot movements. Pat Baker in the Brooklin twine picked up a pair of timely as- Little Elmer Tran, pital where he underwent surg- ery, they wish him a prompt recovery. Danny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lehman celebrated his fourth birthday. For the oc- casion on Sunday he enter- tained his cousins: Gary, Shelly, Randy and Kevin Craw- ford, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lee and daughters Carol and Barbara, recently visited in Toronto the! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cunningham. Mrs, J. R. Kirk, 507 John street west is celebrating her birthday today, June 26. Best wishes are offered to Mrs. Kirk One-Stop DECORATING ©@ Wollpeper end Murels © Custom Draperies © Brocdioom and Rugs © C.I.L. Paints and Varnishes © Flo-Gloze Colorizer Points DODD & SOUTER Decor Centre Ltd. Phone 668-5862 ey|back to get another and come Penaite within one goal with just 12 sec-|Cracken Heffernan Heroics Sink Tars"= while not scoring a goal, did have a hand in the game-win- ner as he laid over a perfect pass to Heffernan. The Sailors were not out of it and came onds to go in the big third and final period ... Don't forget the big one " here tomorrow, something. (Heffernan, G. 6. Port Credit MeGattey 7. Port credit Brown 2 ae (G. Ahearne) ..... ard 18. Port Credit B. Aheerne, Tom chishen) .... : Craggs . sapisensanenss 11. Brooklin: eraser ad -- 12. Brooklin: Crawford coeneeee night -- it is really going to be|!> 107 Byron St. S., Whitby on this occasion. Give them the Best Gift of all for advancing. CCM BICYCLES For All Ages Buy where they" con be serviced. WILSON CYCLE & SALES 106 Colborne St. E., Whitby Phone 668-3746 Order Now... We Deliver Ken Kring, RR 1, Whitby, is celebrating his birthday today. His friends offer him their best wishes. . Weekend guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Mc- Connell, Brock street north were: Mrs. James Alexander of Tara, Ont., and Mrs. A, R. Ye GRADE Il PIANO Honors -- Robin C. Minto; Jame Atkinson, Susan Harney (equal); Leah Johnston, Vicky L. Wilde. (equal); Susan Clark, Kenneth Keys (equal). Pass -- Joanne Corrigan, Pat Forestall, Irka Jawny (equal); Kathryn Attwood, Darlene L. Farndale (equal); Beth A. Par- ise; Vicki Mallon; Patricia Creech; Donna Henderson; Linda Englehart, Douglas Mad- den (equal). : GRADE II PIANO First Class Honors--Deborah L. Williams, Honors -- William Freake; Margaret A. Brisbin; Gemma Bardoel, Barbara L. Norton, Gina Saccoccio (equal); Diane Doyle, Joan Dunbar (equal); Beverly Atkinson; Janice Halli- gan, Lesia Jawny, Sheila John- ston, Karan Ottenbrite (equal). Pass --Nancy Aaslepp, Ben- netta Shelley, Marlene J. 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