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PR PUTA TR FABRE SF onan aan es THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, July 3, 1964 HITBY And DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Ww Tel. 668-3703 Manager: John Gault Student Promotions At renee Mg eit yg Se comtins, pe Special Cc oun: ibe da) Duale fins, Robert; Downham, Walter; Fitz- Ross: ui Alan, Linda; Dudley, Susan; ; Gitnon Rost iy Valerie: Horgrave, any jeffreys, Gary: londe, McCarroll, Daniel; Munson, Gordon the school-year oa Karen; Seminsky, James; Sytnyk, Barry; 3 Sendison, Vileger, Ronald; Weedmark, Eleanor. Bonnier White, Willian; Wood, Michael;| &YEAR ARTS AND SCIENCE " Judith; Yates, Keren, GRADE 11 GYEAR ARTS AND SCIENCE @RADE 10 ist Cless Honors: Anna (87.9 per cent); Bird, Janice; Sayeynn | eanor; Gutherc, Valerie; tha ' YBAR ARTS AND SCIENCE, GRADE 9 ist Class Honors: Dovgslev, (89.9 per, cont)) Allany Susan, Boland, Allans .Chonoskle, Vir-) Doole, Jennifer) Ounn, Athena; + Hall, Janice; Heron, ron nee Jones, San- x 9 Liebregts, Peppin-| ettay hb Mary Jane; Caroly Miller, Keith; Plazek, Brians Ann; Pridie, Peter; Rutherford, |H jeymour, Rosiie; Sutherland, Nancy; Westlake jandell; Taylor, Balley, 'addock, per cent); Cornish, Paul; Crawford, ryer, 'Frances; Ji i] » Jan fer, son, David. ~~ Andrews, Karen; Ayres, Catherine; Barnes, Barbara; Bentham, David; Bird, Marilyn; Burgess; Leonard; Corl; Prestons|Cooke, Sandra; Craddock, Clifford; Curl, Schwarzer, Dorothy; Stork, Bar- Gary DeRyk, Dick; Doole, Christopher; en Rae, Linda; Vera, bara. » Thomas: ler, John; Fowler, Sherron; Heron, Mary; so Hill, Isabelle; Howard, Ronald; Innes, John; Kirtley, George. Joynt, Howard) Kurzwernhart, Robert; Lockyer, Roberta; McCready, Wayne; MePhaden, Barbara; Manson, Trudy; Mason, Susan; Maxwell, Gordon; Muir, Philippa; Parsons, Joanne; Patterson, Jeffrey; Scott, Dennis; Shepherd, Gillian; Small, Stephen; Smith, Verna; Szym- czak, Cy: Vander Meuien, John; Van Dyke, Mino; Westlake, David; Yarrow, Wayne. 4+YEAR BUSINESS AND COMMERCE GRADE 1) Promoted: Allison, James; Janis; Bronsema, Anne; raine; Crawforth, Marion; d+) Dilling, Cynthia; Echeverria, Yynn; Eng- ish, i Farr, Wayne; Graves, Cnar- lotte; Hatcher, Beverley; Hartman, Ju th; Heerschop, Jane; 'Holyk, Kenneth; Kennedy, Joan, Kuhn, Bernd; Majcher, Linda; Mid ley, Alberta; Ormiston, Brenda; Ostaff, Dennis; Ostertag, Manfred; . Soto, Wil- liam; Siichter, David; Staniey, Helen; Stephenson, Gloria; Walsh, James; Wick, Gordon} Wiison, Ria; Woodward, John; Zeigenhagen, Manfred; Zeisner, Graham. SYEAR BUSINESS AND COMMERCE GRADE 10 Ist Class Honors: Luke, Patricia (80.2 percent). Promoted: Antie, Gall; Ball, Lorraine; Khout, Madeline; Gostlin, as; Eyers, Lee, Barbera; Lee, Donna; McCabe,|ler, Jean; Graham, Lorraine; Penelope; Reid, Thomas; Snudden, Bon-|Willlem; Kirkwood, Patricia; nies Vandermale, Hilda. Mitchell, Diana; Nichols, Shirley; Pettes, Mary Dawn; Read, Judy; Rid- SYEAR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY ey, sh ) : ' AND TRADES _- GRADE 10 y, ariene; Schad, Darlene; Vander Ende, Doris; Van Staveren, Ineka; Wit- Ist Class Honors: Aquilina, Paul (81.7\tig, Ursula; Ytowski, Steven. per cent); Couke, Barry; McColm, Har-| old; McLerie, Thomas; Mahoney, David;) GRADE Nekkers, Peter; Povinsky, David; Vol-) 6 Book, Sandra; Gray, fiver, Susan; Henry, Judy; Hill, Derek; Hill, Frank) Hogen, Marie; Horton, David; Jackson, Linda; Kennedy, James; jad Brien; Kitt, Janes Knight, Jenni- Law, Shanofiy Linfoot, Daniel; Mac- Kay, David; McKeag, Ethel; Mitchell, Pat- ricia; O'Donnell, Kathleen; O'Leary, John: Ormiston, Jane; Quellette, Linde; Philip, Jo-Ann; Robnson, John. Sacre, Georgina; Sanderson, Patricia; Schenk, Afia; Shankland, Christina; Son- ley, George; Stanic, Lidia; Suddard, Wil- liam; Sweete, irene; Winecott, Sandre. SYEAR BUSINESS AND COMMERCE GRADE 9 Ist Class Honors: Hood, Karen (82.7 per cent); George, Marlene. Promoted: Buldyke, Marie; Burleigh, Linds; Callus, Brenda; Gerrard, Nancy; James, Mary; Leonard, Shiela; Lunney, Patricia;, Mcintyre, Sandra; Matthew, Patricia; Vipond, Peter} Wigston, Maer- garet; Wineck, Joanne, SYEAR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND TRADES -- GRADE 9 Jack (80.4 Ist Class Honors: Compton, Helen (76.4 per cent); Thrower, Agnes; Zy!sira, Tobia. Promoted: Aijlison, Leslie; Brown, Larry; Burtinsky, Lexina; Doyle, Thom- Betty; Forrester, Jill; F Green, 12_-- SECONDARY SCHOOL RADUATION DIPLOMA SIX OPTIONS Bailey, John; Boychyn, Robert; Daciuk, Peter; Guthrie, Anne; Kulke, Edward; ered Donald: MacKenzie, Carol; . Neve, 'eter, FIVE OPTIONS Ist Class Honors: Lofthouse, David (83.15); Eggert, Angelika; Kroll, Ronald. and Class Honors: Andrews, william; Craigie, Bruce; Rodney, Crawford;, Gale, Lynda; Gow, Edward; Kapuscinski, Rich- ard; Lekey, Lynda; Mason, Lyn; New- land, Janice; Povinsky, Darlene; Schenk, William; Seto, Linda; Spencer, Nancy; 'dra; Henderson, Dennis; Hicks, Bever-|Verfaillie, Anita. ley; Kinch, Sharon; Koster, Diene; Lee,| sins, Shirley; Down, Davids Down, Tim-|Carol; Mackey, Phyllis; Mantle, Terry;/ FOUR OPTIONS othy; Everitt, Gell; Hatch, Carol; Hicks,|Nichols, Patricia;, Oldham, Linda; Pri-| Abermann, Raivo; Barbera; Hotfot, Barbara; LeVon, Laura-|meau, Lynda; Rivers, Craig; Shisko,|Dair, Donald; Guest, Diane; , Jackson, lyn; Molyneaux, Edward; Probert, Lynn:|Reta; Tennant, Lynda; Thaxter Mer;|William; Kirkwood, Thomas; Knibb, 'athryn; Smith,|iyn; Thornton, Peter; Van Hemmen, Me-| Janis; Law, Sherillyns Matthews, Arthur; i}chelina; White, Diane. |Nekkers, Gerald; O'Connor, Candace; ys |Pritchard, John; Spencer, Linda; Stark, 4+YEAR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY ..|Bonny; Sturiska, Eric; Sweete, Donalds AND TRADES -- GRADE 10 - Verhoeven, Walter. Ist Class Honors: Dixon, Richard (78.2 per cont); Kentner, Gilbert. | GRADE 12 -- SECONDARY SCHOOL Promoted: Appleton, William; Bell, GRADUATION DIPLOMA ; Bell, Donald; Bronsema, Rang-| SPECIAL COMMERCIAL 0; Como, Robert; Davidson, Wayne;| Ist Class Honors: Verriet, Memme (85.6 Edwards, Kenneth; Hall, Robert; Hough-|per cent); Agar, Gail: Chonoskie, Betty- Ann; Doner, Brenda; Dryden, Anne; Moore, Carolyn; Munro, Patricia. 2d Class Honors: Bedard, John; Bow- Promoted: Aisthorpe, William; Allen, Robert; Barta; Donald; Crawford, Gary; Duncan, Donald; Fertile, James; Gav- thier, Robert; Grylls, Lorne; Liebregts, Robert; Scott, Thomas; Treffers, Mar- tins Wilson, Michael. | 4+YEAR BUSINESS AND COMMERCE GRADE 10 | Is? Class Honors: Brobbel, Lena (83.9 per cent); Kortekaas, Elizabeth; Kortek- ads, Kiristine. Promoted: Doble, Judith; Fitzgerald, Diane; Gaudeur, Marlene; Godfrey, San- 'st Class Honors: Wastie, per cent); Badgley, tan. Promoted: Avent, Christopher; Ayres, Rodney: England, Gary; Grady, Paul; Heinen, Archibald; Howes, Sidney; Jen- sen, Frans; McLean, Donald; Moore, Rob- ert; Pritchard, Lewis; Ruck, Fredi; Townsend, Philip; Van Deuren, William? Warman, Frank; Wiersma, Peter; tig, Walter. 4+YEAR cats eed COMMERCE Promoted: Allan, pe Allard, Marie; Bergstrom, Davids , Judith; Cormpbell Suzanne; Cassady, Linda; Cou- it Batty, Douglas; Taylor, P ward, Glories Wright, David. 4+YEAR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND TRADES -- GRADE 9 Ist Class Honors: West, Michael (77.4 per cent). Promoted: Arskey, Murray; Codlin, Thomas; Crawford, Richard; Darling, John: Gale, John; Goddard, John; Green, Robert; Guthrie, Harold; Halonen, Pat- rick; Halton, David; Labonovich, Williams) Lakey, Thornas; Lambert, Kenneth; Le Paddick, land, Glenn; Johnston, Blair; Liebregts, Roland; McLuhan, John; McNutt, Wayne; Matthew, John; Molica, Thomas; Pater- son, Richard; Potter, James; Scott, Rich-|cott, Linda; Brown, Bonnie; Crawforth, ard; Sturgess, Calvin Underwood, Ted?|Elaine; Hamelinck, John; Hopkins, Shar- Walendzewicz, Peter; Westerink, Com joni Mclvor, Margaret; Parrott, Diane; rad; Zylstra, Harry. Bonnie; Ti Myrie. | 'Henry Street School | List Of Promotions Following is the promotion Joanne (Geometry and Physics); McColl, Garratt, Lnda; list for all grades excepting 13 Lys ie ob (Physics. and Geography); |Carol; Gordon, at Henry Street High School,|ics): Porter; Ann (Geometry and/Guttin, Peter; Guzik, Jean; Hall, Lynda; Garratt, Robert; Godwin, Linda; Sally; Green, erson St. High Bell, Peters Col- john, Morris; Graham, Gall; Grant, Ste Hamer, Noel; Hurst, Gerald; Mc- Lesiie; McPherson, Donna; Moase, Ist Class Honors: Voogiarv, Valve (88.6 Di-| vice, stated that although the ane; Dair, George} Delaney, Jane; Hun- ice; ~Thomp- ing, George; English, Terry; Fow- Brian (Geometry and Phys-|Greig, Christopher; Gresham, Stephen;| Whitby, for the school year|Frenc): 1963-64. GRADE 10 PROMOTED To GRADE 11|. J2ck Stonehouse, Audrey (Geometry|Harlow, Jane; and Physics). GRADE 12 PROMOTED TO GRADE 13|--5-YEAR COURSE (Subject fo the approval of the Depart-' ment of Education) HONORS: Cuddy, Kathryn (86.9); Me-|§ Connell, Merie; chard, Mary Lorra; PASS: Allen, Bonnie; Breckenridge, Barbara; phine; Carr, (French); Cuddy, Cristopher; Karin; Hamer, Margot; Harlow, James; Henstock, Anne Huxter, James. King, Alan; Knoester, Dirk; Judy; Leggett, Avis; Liddle, Alexander; Parikhal, John. Bentley, Hazel; Bryant, Jose- Lunney, Richard; Mcintyre, Duncan; Mc-| Quay, Mary Ellen; MacNell Paul; Ma-| Douglas; Mitchell, Ruth; Morison, Mary. | sky, Richard; Pritchard, Elizabeth; nolds, Timothy; Rodman, Ri Thomas, Wayne; Treffers, Joost; Van Duffelen, Cornelius; Weaver, Michael (English); 'Young, Edward. | Moore, offrey, George; Pogson, Louise; Hiscox,| McKim, 'obert; McGary, Robert; Ross, Margot;| MacNeill, Anderson, Terry; Hope-|Parikhal, irene; Evans, dill Brown, Virginia; Graham, Diane; Prit- pen, Sarah; McColl, tis, Jane; Gerda; HONORS: Lesile, PASS: Atki Richard; Christie, James|rrank; Béde, Eveline; Burkert, ny Nellie; trons, Brenton; La Lynda; lene. Haas, Adrienne 3 McKibbin, John; inson, Elizabeth; Ina-Jean; Barbara; Robert; Dawna; Jack, Trobe, Jamie; (89.9)i\ney, Anne; Mc Bloye, w res Suzanne; | FOSS, Clark, Linda; Cockburn, Catherine; Cond, ; Crawford, ; Barry; Donald, Mary Lovise; Evans, Pat-| John: Kuzik,|ricia; Foote, David; Foskett, Judith. | Hall, Alan; Barbron, Henderson, Hermann, +_ Davidson, Har- Herder, ; Hodges, grath, Douglas; Martin, Robert; Miller, | Patricia; Hoogerdyk, Martin; Hoogerdyk, | ee Muckle, | Johnson, Dennis; King, Vertis ome, | McBride, | Perry, David; Pollard, Susan; Povin-| James; Mackey, Sheila; Magrath, Allan; Met sacar' Marie. 7 Ross,| is, ' i Gordon; Rowe, Victoria; Scholten, Rob- isk Manin Dow Teer Dary! _ eft; Smit, Nienke; Staples, Christopher; | Robinson, Lee Anne; Rowland, Mark; Ry-| Stratford, Susan; Stevens, Dennis (EN9-|croft, Sandra; Saville, Gay; Sleep, Linda; lish); Sugden, Marian; Switzer, Richard: | smith, Reginald; Town, Jennifer; Town, Pol-| wilson, Janis; Price, Patricia;| my Ne Harris, James; Horack, |Larry; Hughes, Charles, Diana; Jack, Gary; Jarosz, Sonia; Jewell, Patricia; Johnson, Wil- jliam; Jones, Ross; Kzanoski, Carol; Ken- | Laurence, Scott; Lomax, | David; Lowe, Gloryanne; McCoy, Valerie; Laurel; MacDougall, Diana; Cathy; Machan, Sharron; Victoria; _Ink-| Madill, Linda; Magrath, Janice; Maschke, Deborah; Craigen,|Patricia; Matthews, Margaret; Minnis, | ja; Sharon; Parker, Linda; Snelgrove, Jan-| Murray; Mowat, Rodney; Murkar, : ice; Wotten, Ross. Wen- dy. Pearce, Cavan; Peck, Eleanor; Peebies, | liam; Perry, Joan; Pilz, Peter; Prit- chard, Louise; Quesnelie, Margaret; Reed, Susan; Reeson, George; Roberts, Robertson, Rosebrugh, Laura; Rosettani, Ross, Har- |vey: Ryzek, Linda; Sala, Anthony; Sang- win, Berenice; Sheedy, Margaret; Smith, Ronald; Smith, Elaine; Snar.e Leslie; Sorichettl, Gail; Staples, Joseph; Stevens, Judy; Stubbins, Gregory: Thomas, Heath- er; Town, George; Treen, 'Vivien; Trum- bley, Gordon. | Unger, Mary; Van Der By, Neila; |Viiet, Elizabeth; Van vilet, Nicholas |Welch, Glenn; Whitéside, Marlayne; | GRADE 9 PROMOTED TO GRADE 10-- YEAR COURSE: Atkinson, Lorna; Beth, Edward; Brad- Winter, Elizabeth; Wyatt, Char-|torg, Patricia; Bremner, Patrick; Davies, Edgar; Dawson, Barbara; Grant, David; Harris, Sandra; Liscombe, William; Maid- The following pupils will register in|GRADE 10 TO GRADE 11 -- 4-YEAR jaw, wayne; Metcalfe, Pauline; Pindar. Grade 12 and repeat the subjects after their name: COURSE: Fudge, John (French and) -piack, Kenneth; Bylsma, Marianne;) Allan; Prentice, Robertson, Barbara. Patricia; Rottine, Hilda; Latin); Gartshore, Glenn (Chemistry and! christie, Eric; Glanfield, Michael; Gold-| Sandford, Daniel; Swerdfiger, Judy; Tay- Latin); Molyneaux, Thomas (English andiring, Dianne; Grant, Pamela; M*ard|lor, Robert; Van Hoof, Paula; . Young,| Hibbitt| George. Norma; --... French); Prosser, Linda (History and) and Latin). GRADE 11 PROMOTED TO GRADE 12 HONORS: Laurence, Hugh (91.0); Goode, Andrew; Lesile, Donald; Samuei, Margaret; Smith, Gladys; Speers, Lynda; Hare, Margaret; McClelland, Robert; Roddis, Jane; Hare, Sandra; Johnston, Bruce; Miller, Mary; Vabasalu, Kristal. PASS: Aaslepp, Rein; Anderson, Alex? Archer, Ronald; Barter, 'Roderick; Bea- fon, Heather; Beth, Andrew; Bell, Wil-| liam (French); Byers, gg hoes mr Stephen; Chase, George; zen, San-| aves Coslen, Hilbertus; Cond, Janet; | Cross, Raymond; De Simio, Peter (French); Drews, Heinz; Durkin, Mar- garet; Ferguson, Cheryl (French); Fos- ter, Joy; Gale, Robert; Gerry, Kathieen; Goodall, Mark. , f° Graham, Elspeth; Gross, Reinhard; John (Geometry); Harris, Joy ( ); Hepburn, John; Hews, Charies (French); Holst; Ronald (French); Holwell, Patricia; Hoyt, Joan; Hoyt, Judith; Huxter, Linda; Johansen, Jorgen; Kahn, Patricia; Kerssing, Mari- Hall, tinson, Gera' Miller, Peters Mitchell, David ry)s He (Geometry); Mitchel Susan (French); Nichol, James; Niro, James (Geometry); O'Sullivan, Pascoe, Melody; Partington, (Physics); Quesnelie, Alfreda; Susan (French); Reeson, Stewart; man, Beverly; Rosettani, Eleanor. Rivett, Marvyn; Sandford, Eric; Sa ville, Linda; Schell, Dianne; Smith, David; Smith, Terry: _ Sneigrove,' Nor- man; Spencer, James; Thompson, ith; 'homas; T n Judith; Van Doleweerd, William (His tory); Van yt Beery ldo ad IK eter (Physics); Willan, Linda Winter, Bran. lowing pupils Ellen; Marlaine Read, Rod- will register in the subjects efter 'and Geometry); Bore and Geometry): ee and Geometry); a and French); Davies, Richard (English and Geography); Douglass, Sharon (English and Geometry), Hay, Shella (Geo Susan; Norrie, vis, Dennis; Hefferng, Chemistry); Whale, Jacqueline (French: quise; Hicks, Sharon; Jameiie; Hottot, |Loke, William; Mitchell, John, James; Rowland, White, Keith. Jennifer; Thomas, Judith; Trumbley, Douglas; Vor- Columbus Sc GRADE 9 PROMOTED TO GRADE 10 HONORS: Cunliffe, Alison. (64.7); Pele- Todd, Lawrence; Gibson,| Neil; Payne, Rhonda; Hiscox, Andrew; | Lawrence, Andrew; Sorichetti, McColl, Diane; ; Schubert, shok, Stephen; Patricia; Bri Susan Annedore; Town, Kenneth; Douglas, Diane. PASS: Arnold, James; Barter, Ellza- beth; Barotn, Brenda; Bassett, Beverley; ani) Hermann,| Holwell, COLUMBUS -- The Columbus school picnic was held at Gen- }eva Park last Thursday after- Beaton, Janice) Bell, John; Bentley, Wi noon, sponsored by the Home liam; Bergey, , Brian; Borchuk, Donald; | Bossoka, Elizabeth; Calder, Lois; Cemp-| bell, Mary; Carter, Richard; Cawker,) and School Association, The children enjoyed an hour a Ba SR sek PERRI SORES Go PICKERING (Staff)--Picker- ing Village council last night ruled that the hiring of a mem- ber of their recreation board to work for the board had their approval. The matter arose when last winter A. E. Reeve was hired by the board to maintain the ice rink, It was later brought up that since Mr. Reeve was a member of the board it was illegal for him to work for the board for remuneration. The Oshawa law firm of Creighton, Drynan and Mur- doch in a letter to council, in answer to their request for ad- matter was somewhat irregular, no harm had really been done and that council approve the appointment of th? recreation board. In a recorded vote only one councillor voted agains the mo- Paris = o" Pickering Council Backs Board Hiring tion that the hiring be ap-| proved. CNIB CAMPAIGN The council gave permission to the Pickering Catholic Wom- en's League to canvass the vil- lage for funds for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind from September 12 to 14. The department of highways asked the village to send in a profile map of the village out- lining the proposed new sections of storm sewers. A green and white sign board will be erected at the Church street entrance to the village giving the names of the recrea- tion facilities and service clubs in the village. The applicants for signs will bear the cost with the approval of council. Three applications for signs have al- that building permits totalling $92,600 had been taken out dur- ing the month of May and $28, for the month of June, These amounts are far above last ear's figures. e Starting Friday at midnight the number of the Pickering Village Volunteer Fire Depart- meni-will be changed to 725- 6161. MORE FUNDS ceive more funds from the On- tario government and will meet with Municipal Affairs Minister Spooner sometime this month to discuss its plans. The village' now receives $27,000 yearly. The Hon. M. B. Dymond, MPP, informed the village that unless sanitary sewers are in- stalled within the next two or ready been received, BUILDING | 'The protection to persons vat |property committee reported three years the reconstruction lof Highway 2 through the vil- lage will be postponed by the department of highways. AJAX -- St, Andrew's Senior)Ilwain; running broad jump --| Sutton, School of Ajax held its annual \track and field meet recently lunder the direction of W. Whit- jney, Mrs. Dafoe and W. | Worsell, | Individual trophy winners. were Janet Bellinger, grade 6 girls' |champion; Robert Joyce, grade 16 boys' champion; Carol Ravey, grade 7 girls' champion; Wayne | Sutton, grade 7 boys' champion; /Patricia Pickering, grade : girls' champion and Angus Rid- \dell, grade 8 boys' champion. Individual winners of the vari- ous events were: Grade 6 girls' softball cham- pions -- cyaptain Barbara Grif- tin, Kerry Laing, Maija Kas- sella, Beverly Griffin, Marlene |Bradburry, Donna Hickman, Janet Croft, Linda White, Don: Ina Wetherall, Vivian Brown, |Cathy Edwards. | Grade 6 boys' softball cham- | pions -- captain Ken Kimmell, |Gary Grubb, Peter Crumb, |Bob Joyce, David Thomas, Brian Wallace, John Pratley, Bob Row- land, Dave McKinley, Ray Ash- liey, Don Clegg, Ken Wilkinson, | Wilson Trail, Bill Killin, Tom Chambers, Philip White, M ike | White, | Grades 7 and 8, girls' softball {champions -- captain Barbara |Horton, Caroline Hine, Jackie Smith, Linda Armstrong, Mary McFadden, Anne Peters, Su- zanne Mcilwraith, Anne Mil- burn, Sharin Archibald, Beryl Traviss; Pam Hall, Carla Van Hemmen. Grade 7 boys' softball cham- pions--captain Dave McGregor, Robbie Limkilde, Tom Gadman, Bob Stewart, Tom Bloodworth, Bill Magda, Michael Mann, Ron Loudfoot, James Ellison, David Bateson, Patrick Mills, To Jan- oski. Grade 8 boys' softball cham- Charlie Gyles, Erle Newitt, Paul |Watkins, Terry Gallagher, Neil \Boden, Bill, St. Thomas, Stephen Welch, Bill Northan, David Mitchell. | JUNIOR GIRLS : | 50-yard dash--Janet Bellinger, | Judy St. Thomas, Christine Sie- relay -- Debby Timmins, Linda Donaldson, Norma Gray and Judy St. Thomas; ball throw -- Linda Rudkin, Janet |Bellinger, Wendy Donaldson high jump -- Janet Bellinger, Aileen Wordley, Candace Tay- lor; running broad jump--Janet Bellinger, Aileen Wordley, Chris- tine Sieja; standing broad jump -- Janet Bellinger, Moira Hair, Cathie Andrew. | INTERMEDIATE GIRLS | 75-yard dash -- Carol Ravey, |Barbara Horton, Maryanne Ter- horst; relay -- Barbara Horton, Barbara Wilson, Barbara An- drew and Carol Ravey; throw -- Barbara Wilson, Bar- bara Horton, Maureen Graham; high jump -- Darlene Emmel, Sue Rowlands and tied for third) were Glenda McCoy, Marcy (Donaldson and Susanne Mc- hool Picnic Is Held At Geneva Park rane; Grade 7 and 8 -- John Brooks and Wally Prentice, |Bruce Davey and John Dupon vey and John Dyson. | Shoe kick -- Grades 1 and 2: |Stephen Sobil, Billie Collins; Williams Churcher, Dale; Collinson, Carol; of swimming before the races.|Grades 3 and 4: Merle Collins, Connor, John Doreen; Craig, De Pratto, R ; Cooke, Anne; Courchesn Lynne; rs Dilling, Donna; Dil-/ ball game with Beverly; Davis, ichard; ie, | Following the supper a base- the mothers ing, Nadine; Foster, Diane; Foster, Susan'! against the boys and girls. Sign Amendment To Be Considered | Race results are as follows: 10-yard dash |Bruce Love, Carol Mountenay |and Stephen: Sobil; Grade 2 -- Dennis Puckrin, Billie Collins; Grade 3 -- Scott Webber, Garry HAMPTON (Staff -- A zon-|Wray; Grade 4 -- Michael ing amendment the Imperial Oil Company of Canada, will be considered by) proposed by |Leibscher, Merle Collins. Leslie Lucyk, Cathy Barlow; Grade 6 -- Janet Dupon, Benny Darlington Township before any) Prentice; Grade 7 -- John Du- Gwen-| decision is made. The amendment would permit the oil company to erect a sign 100 feet long by 12 feet high in pon, Pat Webber; Grade 8 -- |John Brooks, Betty Schwartz. | Three-Legged Race -- Grades 1 and 2 -- Ronnie Pereman and Donald Powell, Jamie Hooker Darlington Township, just north) of Highway 401. jand Patty Lucyk. Grades 3 and The sign would advertise the|ther Sobil, Merle Collins located at the! Michael Leibscher. Churcher, Barry) Waverley toad cut-off on High- service centre 4 -- Marilyn Pereman and Hea- and Grades 5 and 6 -- Leslie Lu- \nie Simpson and Heather Coch- Grade 1,} 20-yard dash -- Grade 5 are |Garry Wray; Grades 5 and 6: |Robert Powell, Sylvia Davey; |Grades 7 and 8: Bruce Davey, |Pat Webber. Sack race -- Grades 1 and 2: Barbara Brooks, Randy Leibs- cher; Grades 3 ad 4: Merle Collins, David Love; Grades 5 and 6: Charlie Love, Heather Cochrane, Grades 7 and 8; John Dupon, John Brookes. Shoe scramble -- Grades 1 and 2; Stephen Sobil, Larry Wray; Grades 3 and 4: Scott Webber, Don Gimblett; Grades 5 and 6: Heather Cochrane, Charles Love; Grades 7 and 8: John Dyson, Bruce Davey. BALL THROW -- Grades 1 and 2: Billie Collins, Ronnie Pereman; Grades 3 and 4: Michael Leibscher, Scott Web- ber; Grades 5. and 6: Benny Prentice, Robert Powell; Grades | way 401 and would be up for|cyk and Benny Prentice, Con-|7 and 8: John Brooks, Bruce | three years. Davey. | pions -- captain Mike Edwards, | ball) St. Andrews School, Ajax Track, Field Meet Results Carol Ravey, Barbara Horton, and tied for Robertson and Cindy Tickle; Richmond, Anne Peters, Carol Ravey. SENIOR GIRLS 100-yard dash -- Pat Picker- ing, Ursila Trefzger, Emily Hill; relay -- Pat Pickering, Gloria Mather, Heather Elliot |and Moira Macrae; ball throw-- |Donna .McCoy, Pat -Pickering, |Linda Armstrong; high jump -- Pat Pickering, Charlene Dolli- |more, Emily Hill; running broad | jump -- Pam Haigh, Pat Picker- jing, Heather Elliott; standing broad jump -- Pat Pickering, Moira Macrae Christine | Welch, |JUNIOR BOYS 50-yard dash --David Thomas, ; Wayne Sutton, Gary Mitchell; jrelay -- Robert Joyce, Ken Ki mel, David Thomas and Mich- ae] White; ball throw -- Robert | Joyce, Alan Mitchell, Ken Kim- |mel; high jump -- Robert Joyce, |Wayne Sutton, Alan Mitchell; jrunning broad jump -- Wayne third were Jean| standing broad jump -- Diane} Pickering village hopes to re-' Alan aitenett |Joyce; standing broad j David Thomas, Jan Priediti | Bryce Norman. | INTERMEDIATE BOYS 75-yard dash -- Greg Birrell, Stuart Mather, Rick Freed; re |lay -- Gary O'Brien, Eric Walk- er, Stewart Mather and Ricky Freed; ball throw -- Charlie Gyles, Alex Rogatinsky, Philip Laviolette; high jump -- Charlie Gyles, Alan Goddard, Hugh Cope; running broad jump -- Charlie Gyles, Brian Desroches, John Rent; standing broad jump -- Wallace Donaldson, Wolfgang DeGtorgio, David Perkins, SENIOR BOYS 100-yard dash -- John Ruddy, Anyus Riddell, Hector McLean; relay -- Hector McLean, Steve Grose, Angus Riddell and John Ruddy; shot put -- Angus Rid- dell, David Marquis, Earl New- itt; high jump -- Hector Mc- Lean, John Ruddy, Angus Rid- dell; running broad jump--Ang | Riddell, Harold Kennedy, Keith Cook; standing broad jump -- Keith Cook, Stephen Welch, George Campbell. Orono Man Drops Charge Is Ordered To Pay Costs BOWMANVILLE (Staff)--An Orono man, Ralph Clark, who laid an assault charge against W. P. Irwin, also of Orono, was ordered to pay court costs of $23 by Magistrate R. B. Baxter, |Tuesday, Clark, who did not appear in jcourt after laying the charge against Irwin, told a police of- ficer by phone he did not 'wish to proceed with the charge. His worship then told Irwin that he was going to make Clark pay for his lawyer's fee and also a witness fee for Irwin. "The courts are not a_ play to lay a charge," remarked the magistrate. Three Toronto men who were in possession of a stolen car, were remanded in custody until July 6, to appear in Cobourg court. : Bail for David Barlow, Peter Pattison, and Gary Rushon, was set at $1,000 cash or $2,000 prop. erty securities. | CHARGE DISMISSED | An Oshawa man, Joseph P. | Kelly, had a charge of impaired | driving dismissed by Magistrate R. B. Baxter, who said he felt the Crown had not proved its case, Kelly had been the driver of the car that was stopped by OPP Constable P, Harte-Maxwell, on Highway 35 on June 13. Kelly told the court he drank about four pints of beer since 10 }a,m. until the time he was | stopped, thing for anybody who decides! A blood test taken from Kelly showed that there were 1.3 parts of alcohol per thousand parts of blood in his blood streani. SPEEDING and costs of 10 days in jail for travelling 50 miles per hour in Bowmanville.. James Von Gun- jten, was fined $20 for travelling | Ags per hour on Highway A charge of failing to produce proof of insurance was dismissed against John Patterson, Ontario Training School fof Boys, | Patterson produced an insur- jance policyi n court which show- jed he had been insured from | midnight on May 16. Patterson jhad been involved in an accident jat 10 a.m., May 16, |FAILED TO STOP | Frederick Kooehy, was fined |$10 and costs of 5 days in jail |for failing to stop. Koochy, was |the driver of a car which had | been involved in an accident at |the intersection of Church and | Division streets in Bowmanville. William Porter, Bowmanville, was remanded out of custody until October 6, for sentencing on charges of dangerous driving and driving while ded, Clement Yesik, was fined $20) AT CONFERENCE Miss Catherine Je fford, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John Jefford, Port Perry, re- cently returned from the pro- vincial girls' conference for 4-H Homemaking club mem- bers held at Guelph Federated Colleges, She was the delegate from Ontario County. Cathe- rine, a recent gold cord win- ner, stayed at MacDonald Hall Guelph, along with 200 other delegates. Field Day Results | Cartwright School | Bob, BLACKSTOCK--Field Day re- mp -- sults s,|school were as follows: at Cartwright Central Midget girl champ, Thea Buma; midget boy champ, Randy McLeod and Randy Pros- jser (tied); junior girl, Trixie *|Buma; junior boy, John Wolfe; intermediate girl, Joanne Ballin- gal; intermediate boy, Bryan Wolfe. | Malcolm, BOYS POLE VAULT -- Mark Wayne Kirkpatrick, Paul Nappin, GIRLS RELAY -- Lorrie Turner, Norma Watten, Heather Brien and Joanne Ball- ingal. BOYS RELAY -- Brian Wolfe, Barry Rohrer, David Fal- lis and David McNeal. i Senior girl champ was Rose- atin MacDonald with 21 points followed by Betty Lou Stinson and Linda Rohrer. Senior boy champ was Den- nis Romeril with 22 points fol- lowed by Douglas Asselstine and Danny Perrill. BLACKSTOCK -- Cartwright high school examination results follow, Subjects in brackets in- dicate failures. GRADE NINE First class honors (75 per cent and over), Marilyn Adams, 77.38 per cent; Joan Wotten. per cent) -- Richard Jenkins, Glenn Bonnetta, Sheila Sharpe, Ivan Bradburn, Linda Gray. . Third Class Honors (60-65 per cent) -- Warren Rohrer, Ber- nice Mappin. 'Credit (50 - 59 per cent) -- Bob Kyte, Nancy Frew, Denise Malcolm (Hist.), Lucille Bea- cock (Lt., Math.), Don Brown (Lt., Math.). GRADE TEN . First Class Honors (75 per cent and over) -- Lorna Wright, 85.8 per cent; Nancy Dorrell, Elizabeth Thompson, Judy Co- chrane, Brian Mountjoy, Denis McLaughlin, Marlene Tomchi- shin, Jim Carnaghan, Roy Brad- burn, Marguerite Clement, Second Class Honors (66 - 74 Second Class Honors (66-74) EXPORTS TELEVISION OTTAWA (CP) -- France's| only North American colonies,} the islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon off the south coast of Newfoundland, are going to get television through "an extension of Canadian broadcasting to Marystown and Placentia, Nfld. Suggitt, Douglas Asselstine, Ver- non Malcolm. Sr, Girl Relay --Joan Horton, Betty Lou Stin- son, Judy Mountjoy and Linda Fallis. Sr. Boys relay--Brian Wolfe, Danny Porrill, Garry Phayre and Ronnie Redmond. The over-all. champion girl was Rose Ann MacDonald with 21 points and the over-all cham- pion boy was Brian Wolfe with 25 points. Allergies? Backaches ? Or Do You Just Want To Sleep om forte: Ask About PERMA, FOAM Mottresses 5 off Reteil Price. Cell RAMA DISTRIBUTORS 725-8762 BOYS POLE VAULT -- Ray Exam Results At Cartwright r cent) -- Richard Reitsma, avid Mackie, Sheila shin, Lloyd Trewin,- Hele yee Betty Bradburn. ; € ls # rd Class Honors (60 - 65 ricia Wotten, Nadia ~ yg a Judy Swain. ee Credit (50-59 per cent) -- Mar- garet Carmaghan, Joan Fren.); Joan (Comp., Hist.). GRADE ELEVEN First Class Honors (75 per cent and over) -- Dianne Mairs, 78.7 per cent, David Wotten. Second Class Honors (66-74 Staniland, (Phys.)., Third Class Honors (60-65 per cent) -- Leah McKee, Ken Rohrer, Shirley deJong. Credit (50-59 per cent) -- Glenna McLeod (Geom., Phys.), Eleanor Firlit, David Ballin- gall (Geom., Phys.), Brenda Malcolm (Phys.), Sharon Fel- stead (Geom., Phys.), GRADE TWELVE . First Class Honors (75 per cent and over) -- Janice Byers, 78.1 per cent. Second Class Honors (66-74 per cent) -- Patricia Adams, Mary Bradburn, Grace dema, Bruce Beacock, Third Class Honors (60-65 per- cent) -- Cheryl Metcalf, Mar- griet Brinkman, Credit (50-59 per cent) -- Joe Prosser (Chem.), Carol] Rahm, Marion Bradburn (Fren.), Reg Renouf, Carol Blyth (Geog.). AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 728-4681 NU-WAY RUG CLEANING (74 Mary St, OSHAWA eZ o "Gb ) npr | allt SINGLE VISION $4 195 Complete with Frames Lenses and Case BIFOCALS $4795 Complete with Frames Lenses end Case BROKEN FRAMES ' REPAIRED or REPLACED WHILE YOU WAIT. 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The Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa intends to construct asphalt pavement with concrete curb and gutter, and granular base and asphalt pavement with concrete curb dnd gutter on the streets as shown below, as a local impravement, and intends to Specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work: ESTIMATED COST Width Totel City's Share ASPHALT PAVEMENT AND CURB AND GUTTER Rd. S, we: Montrave Ave. 77" N, Bond St. E, any objection to the work will be considered. 26th day of June, 1964. of N. Limit S. Limit Veteran's Rd. ASPHALT PAVEMENT, GRANULAR BASE AND CURB AND GUTTER 6.60 6.60 11,02' $. of S, Limit 1.33' S. of N. Limit Lot 115, Plan 653 32' 46' $70,484.37 13,191.17 35' 35' 13,859.14 42,801.83 $51,966.05 10,747.82 13,447.37 39,217.50 The estimated cost of the work is $140,336.51. The special assessment is to be paid in ten equal annual instalments. Application will be made by the Corporation to The Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the work and any owner may, within twenty-one days after the first publication of this notice, file with the City Clerk his objection to the work being undertaken. The said Board may approve. of the said work being when but before doing so, it may appoint a time and place when i; a ncaaliig Clerk, City of Oshawa.' Owner's Cost Per Ft. Frontage $3.30 3.30 Annual Rate Per Ft. Ftge. $0.45 $0.45 0.90 0.90