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t { H 4 G_THE OSHAWA TINS, Tueedey, November 10, ROVER SCOUT NEWS 'D. M. Rose Crew Gains 'Experience Out of Doors. . 1th OSHAWA D.M. ROSE K ROVER CREW 'It's just about that hour again @hen all you readers out there have to sit and endure another tweor three minutes of rot from masterful pen of this reporter. fr our last column the writer who scribbles this piece of prose decided that you folks would hear all the gory details of the crew's overnight journey into fame and stardom. However, that has all been changed. The authorities who plot the courses ofthe great nations of this world have decided that the read- ers of this column shall be) denied the privilege of hearing how our dedicated skipper led hig 'courageous band by com- s and intuition right into the werglades of Ontario! Then too, you won't be told how Gregg felt so full of energy that he fan almost all the way and was ready to go for a midnight stroll as well! It is quite safe, though, to) assume that the next few choice morsels of information will pass thfough the censorship of the pritie minister and the presi- dent, The reporter is allowed to tel] you how eight stalwart souls i@ directions on a citizens' 4 radio which enabled Jiggs, Hi , Sr. and Mike to become as no one has ever been before! PORCUPINE INCIDENT It. is the duty of this reporter te 'tell you how Farmer decided to terrorize a poor, innocent, ine which was only just ming to gnaw on May- nard's leg. His vicious attack with apples was cruel and un- The walk from the Clark monument to the bustling met- ropolis of Kirby was uneventful except for the splitting off of various groups according to thier own senses of direction. "Your're crazy Snowdon, north is that way" A monumental discovery was made when one of the groups stumbled onto, or more probably into a beaver ipond containing trout "this long."' Throughout the whole in- cident Bottomely was walking around asking everybody if they liked fish. He was especially interested in Perch! PAUL BUNYON ACT Everyone got a chance to act like a lumber jack recently, You know, chopping down trees, bare chest, checked shirt, big boots, the whole bit. Most of the super- vising work was done by Paul Bunyan's brother Ron and most of the working work by the big blue ox Hans. Anyhow, we done }laid in our winter fuel fer the fyerplace. Actually it is not really finished but we only have to saw up two fifty foot logs and that shouldn't take us much more that ten years! Last Friday night the Crew attended the Scout meeting and showed movies and slides of rovering activities. Not only were the Scouts entertained in this simple fashion but we have talked to Barnum and Bailey and have arranged to have the boys set up shop in the parish hall, Besides charging admis- sion at the entrance we can make more money selling nose plugs at the exit doors. Just before the happy event of departure becomes a reality warranted. If it wasn't for the fact that Al has the worst arm in the crew I would have called thé SPCA. Breakfast was rela- tee dull except for the foot- bali: game which began rather spontaneously and ended almost as quickly when Gower became unjustifiably angry because he had to eat his eggs off the ground. Juggs would like to extend a special vote of thanks for all the hostile letters he has received from his readers in Peking and Moscow. Sorry to hear about you bad luck Nick but that's show biz, |QUAGMIRE QUIPS We've got another member in MCVI Supports Arts Theatre By DAVE HOUSE The government of the 'stu- |tain exceptional culture and jneed an Arts Theatre in which the crew with healthy lungs eh | C.L?... hey Tilling, push on that rope. . . come on you guys one more lurch... who's the new guy with the green Jack- |shirt?... sorry no 9807's... |somebody cooked breakfast in bed... how is the collision in. surance on the den?... ask Wilson what he yells when he goes by the dump!. . . see y'all. "JIGGS" Henry Street Senior Team Wins Title By JUDY TUSHINGHAM, JOANNE HAY and JANE RODDIS On Nov. 5, the Henry Street High School senior football team won the LOSSA Championship. Playing the second of two de- ciding games, they tied. Com- bined with Henry's score in the first game of the series, 26-0, Henry, thereby, earns the right to represent this zone in the COSSA Championship on Wed- nesday, Nov. 11. In the hard fought Courtice game, Henry was challenged by an exhibition of fine passing by the Courtice backfield. Their failure to convert passes into touchdowns enabled Henry to earn a tie in the game. Mr. King, coach of the Henry team, deserves credit for again bringing the Henry team to the LOSSA finals, JUNIOR TEAM WINS Henry's junior football team were victorious in a close game with Courtice, Nov. 3. In the first half, the Henry squad com- pletely dominated the play. Henry's quarterback, George McCaffrey, opened the scoring with a touchdown on a "keeper"' play. Tony Sala made a drama- tic 15-yard run only to be tackl- ed on Courtice's three-yard line. However, Tony completed the three yards, adding six points. Both touchdowns were uncon- verted, leaving the half-time score. at 12-0 for Henry. Courtice, in the second half, jmade her comeback. . Courtice this 12-12 score produced a win-| ning margin for Henry of serra | 'THE PUPILS IN the sew- ing department of O'Neill Col- legiate and Vocational Insti- tute have 'been busy this year | making stunning creations | ranging from blouses to eve- | ning gowns. In the upper | right picture their teacher, Miss McDonald, is seen with Sandy Macdonald and Judy Fekete. Sandy is sporting a Parson, Once Patrols Beat LINCOLNTON, N.C. (AP)--If you are arrested in Lincoln County, you may get a sermon on the way to jail. That'is, if the officer is Rev. Frank Grigg. A Baptist, he retired from the pulpit in 1951 because of a throat ailment, He put on the badge of a Lincoln ounty dep- uty sheriff in 1962 at the sug- gestion of a church deacon, Sheriff J. Earlie Norwood, 'When I arrest someone I can always preach him a sermon on the way to jail and there isn't) much he can do about it,"" said} Grigg, who lives on a five-acre | farm with his wife. | The 70 - year - old preaching | deputy said he doesn't take all the offenders he catches to jaiil, | especially teen-agers. "You can talk to these young) bullies who have just gotten out of school and do some good," he said. | "T caught three boys about 17 years old the other day with three cans of beer and some white liquor. I poured it out. | They said they were going to mix it and drink it. | "I gave them a lecture about the evils of liquor. They didn't know anything about liquor. You know the next day one of the boys called me up and thanked me." with their 349 per cent sales, with a treat -- their fill of ice- pink, candy-striped tailored blouse with a round collar and roll-up sleeves. Judy is wear- ing a tailored blouse in a dashing red-patterned print. It features roll-up sleeves and a tailored collar. The picture at upper left shows Barbara Hatt and Louise Broadbent. Bar- bara is in a sporty, two-piece suit of navy boucle. The straight skirt is complement- ed by the hip-length sleeve- less jacket, Louise is in an Empress style dress with long sleeves and button cuffs in a brown, yellow and green pais- ley print in corduroy. In the lower picture Georgia Kerry (right) uses the popular crepe in the versatile black. This sleeveless semi-formal fea- tures a scoop neck and back in simple lines which are ac- cented by the wide belt, At left is Maria Weiss wearing a floor-length evening gown with a fitted bodice, bell skirt and a straight-cut neckline. For material she chose a heavy peau de soie. --Oshawa Times Photos | Fae EXPLOSION HITS EMBASSY ROME (Reuters) -- 'Extra Italian police were on guard) outside the Russian Embassy . MPETITION hte here Sunday, following a mys- POOR CO ' terious explosion Saturday night) 4-D. 66 was a bad year for which shattered glass panes in|the Olympic Games--the, Ro- a door. A police official said |man Emperor Nero won every their men were not allowed into| event he entered when the embassy grounds after the| were afraid to beat him. blast. He added the -police duty di' not see ; anything at the embass. me : Announce New Healing Substance... Shrinks Piles, Checks Itch Exclusive healing substance proven to shrink hemorrhoids ... and repair damaged tissue. A renowned research institute has many months. found a unique healing substance This was accomplished with « with the ability to shrink hemor- | new healing substance (Bio-Dyne) rhoids painlessly. It relieves itch- which quickly helps heal injured ing and discomfort in minutes and cells ana stimulates growth of new speeds up healing of the injured, tissue. 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Music was supplied by the fabulous Silvertones with danc- ng to records during their | break, L | At 11 o'clock a shower of can- \dies descended over the crowd. | The success of the dance de- |pended on a well - organized |dance committee which we had jand plenty of school spirit in| for a good at-| the students tendance which O'Neill always has at its dances. GIRL'S SPORTS Rosemary Wood 12D On Oct. 31, finals were held at for the girl's volleyball. The but were defeated by Donevan. Donevan will be the school in this district to send a senior girl's volleyball team to COSSA. The Junior volleyball team came second in these finals. The Anderson and O'Neill teams will be going to COSSA. On Nov. 7 the juniors will be playing at Dunbarton in another day-long tournament. Spectators are welcome at these games and school support is much appreciated by the teams. 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Our parliament met injcome celebrated through the| steve Peleshok, Henry's hero, an emengency sitting last week |athletic successes of Don Jack-| was frustrated by penalties. and approved a resolution to|son, Alex Oakley, the Generals'| -ecovered the ball in the -last send a letter to the Oshawa|Hockey Team and the Green| minute of play with the score Capbeanial Prsivt, Comumities, Gaels Lacrosse Club. tied, 12-12 Quarterback, George yd ss mag (PROUD OF ATHLETES jMcCaffrey, kicked a single poin ee McLaughlin students are pro|>ringing the final score to 13-12 pen 8 auth of Bobby Orr, General defense-|for Henry, As a result of this Sipe man, Merv Marshall and-Joe|Win, the Henry juniors will Both the Senate and the House|Kiwior, both Green Gaels, as\@nter the Lakefield Champion- Beate ef the theaive, altkous ae caren OE peas ate MeLaugh-| SRDS. dap ha prtobes in students; but these boys will) | "sportsminded" senator and @/soon have the new Civic Aadi-(comeae ay! greed t| cabinet minister, who felt heltorium in which to exercise | coho! "ay bine mg ag needed no more culture, add-|their competitive spirit, 8 genera a ee on fe . ediaelor to the debate by head-|. The point is that Oshawa is|ncttay, Nov. 3. The speaker, ing @ minority group in favor of one of the best developed cities|'e, field secretary for the On- a 'swimming pool. jin Ontario in all sports fields las wcagig 2 --_ ate ANCE and it is time that we began to|°ntertaining and = intormative geome gy hie nec an|support and promote the cul- address, impressed us with the Alt 'Theatte included: tural interests of our fair city --/danger of alcohol, particularly : with an Arts Theatre. jfor youth. L. A. & B. Discount Oshawa does not have a| An jronical point was that| , The past week was spent put- theatre suitable for presentation none of the parliamentarians| 'ing finishing touches on scen- Dept. Store of symphony concerts, dramatic|was in favor of a grandstand,|¢Ty, costumes, and actors in|9 Bond St. W. productions, choral groups, OF|wWe also felt strongly that a|Preparation for the Friday and) . touring ballet and operatic cOM-| swimming pool was not an ap-| Saturday night performances 1 RAISERS RR RAROROIRIIEE SS! panies. Also, the gymnatorium| yrpriate memorial to commem-|"The Admirable Crichton" by pee design included in the neWiorate the one-hundredth birth-|J- M. Barrie. The play presents | MCVI has poor acoustics; en-|lqay of our nation. the story of an upper class) ables those sitting in the back} Jp summing up, I would like|British family, and their butler rows of the audience to Vi€Wito say that we, the students|stranded on .a deserted island the performers from the wasit/g¢ MCVI, are proud of having|after being shipwrecked. Since up; and comes. equipped with! had this opportunity to express|"Crichton", the butler, is the basketball nets suspended from|oyr opinions as future citizens|only one with adequate know- all four walls. and. leaders of Oshawa, on alledge of survival techniques, Oshawa can well be proud of|matter of concern to all of us,|Situational. authority shifts to its Little Theatre group, its) Further, we hope that the stu-jhim, a reversal of rules which talented Symphony Orchestra,/dents of the: other collegiates|generates' ill-will among the the new McLaughlin CVI Drama)will stand up and be countedjhelpless aristocracy. Club, and Oshawa's unique Folk| whether they support the Arts} "Blitz Nite" for ticket sales) Festival. It is the latter which|Theatre or not, and on, further] was a success, assuring a capa-| shows the greatest undeveloped| municipal affairs concerning the|city audience .for both perform-| potential; the many European|general public and their future/ances. 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