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Albert Street Sch ool THE OSHAWA TIMES, Weanesacy, revrucry 17, 1709 Z7 Holds Skating Carnival Sunshine and snow were part of the day which made a suc- cess of the recent Skating Car- nival held by the children of Tae ils. petocienl,'« d Y » DP pal, an J. B.-A the 's ' vice. ». ska races. The children's costumes were piet by Mrs. N wolg the Home and Members of the Home and Association served re- freshments after the 'carnival. Folanins are the prize- 'winners* - PRIMARY 'DIVISION Costumes -- Most original, Marion Fisher, Danny Hamil- ton; best animal, Julie Elrick, Jimmy Wallace; funniest, Eliz- abeth Edwards, Peter Rachl, RACES Six years girls--Sherry Nick- erson, Sherrie Knox; boys, Neil Watt, Ken McElhinney. Seven years, girls -- Irene Korbak; Marion Fisher; boys, Ralph Hutchinson, Danny Ham- ilton, Eight years, girls -- April Lee, Marlyne Hutchinson; boys, Jimmy Allen, Milton Thomp- Haight, Stella Wright; boys, Ronnie Hutchinson, Stephen Sar- cout NOVELTY RACES Six an sedven years, girls-- Irene Korbak, , Cindy Cook; boys, Ralph Hutchinson, Danny milton, i Eight years and over, girls-- Stella Wright, Carol Haight; boys, Ronnie Hutchinson, Mil- ton Thompson. JUNIOR DIVISION Costumes' -- Most original, Jane Stovin and Elizabeth Stroj- wans; best animal, Raymond Shaw; funniest, Debbie Loyst. Races: nine years, girls -- Debbie Rogers, Debbie Kemp; boys, Andrew Ghersini, Winston Day; 10 years, girls, Elizabeth Strojwans, Vickie Knox; boys, Shaun Robinson, Billy Bell; 11 years, girls, Margaret Harris, Susan Rogers; boys, Walter Knox, Nicky Melnychuk; 12 and over, girls, Linda Haas, Carolyn Laffin; boys, Terry Gay, Tom Parker. NOVELTY RACES Grades 3, 4 and Junior Op- portunity Class:/ Partner Racing -- David Hutchinson, Terry Mutrhead; Beverley Thompson, Rhonda on. Ning years, girls -- Carol Cook, CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS Oshawa's Separate School Board will be notified by city council that a 3.45-acre parcel of land near the Civic Audi- torium is available for pur- chase. The school board inquired as to the possibility of purchas- ing a seven-acre parcel of city land adjoining the auditorium on the north. However, the Civic Auditor- ium committee asked that four acres of this land be retained for parking purposes. The jand offer recommenda- tion by the parks, property and recreation committee of coun- cil was one of several commit- tee recommendations approved last night by council. Others are: Property -- A lot on Minto street will not be sold until the storm sewer has been con- structed through the property and until the services have been constructed on Minto street abutting on the lot. At that time it could be sold as serviced property. -- Faith Lutheran Property Church will be notified that gbout a seven-acre parcel of land on the south-west corner ef Adelaide avenue and Wilson toad is not for, sale. Property -- Michael Aprile's request for a billiard licence to operate @ busines at 360 King street west was granted. Traffic -- No action will be taken on the request of C. E. Houck, 973 Masson street, to control parking on the west side of Masson street, Traffic -- No action will be taken on Gordon Wilson's sug- gestion that parallel parking be permitted on the south side of William street from Ontario street to Division street but General Motors will be re- quested to investigate the need to provide additional off-street parking facilities for their em- ployees in the area. Public Works -- Oshawa will continue its membership in the Ontario Good Roads Association and the membership fee of $50 for 1965 will be paid. Public Works -- The installa- tion of an additional track at the CPR crossing on Thornton road south was ap- proved, Finance -- Frank Markson, city treasurer, will be asked to meet with the fire department employees and explain to them the manner in which their pay cheques are issued, The de- partment asked the city to supply 'a statement with each pay cheque. Train -- John Harris, Andrew Ghersini, Paul Kelly, Debbie Rogers, Kathy McNally, Doro- thy Watson. , Graes 5, 6 and Senior Op- portunity Class: Partner Racing -- Shaun Robinson,. Ken Kellar; Terry wy. Tom Parker. ral mond Shaw, Walter Knox, Douglas Laffin, Kenny Kellar, Bill Bell. Fixed Incomes Problem Faced Financial relief for people on fixed incomes faced with rising school costs will be considered by city council meeting in com- mittee. Sarnia. asked the city to en- dorse a resolution asking the Department of Municipal Af- fairs for proper legislative and financial relief for such people, subject to test, with respect to the educational portion of: mu- nicipal taxation. Council, while generally favor- ing the resolution, decided to discuss whether a "means test" should be necessary and also the problems faced by people who pay rent and not just prop- erty owners, ; Sarnia said a majority of peo- ple on fixed incomes have, through the years, paid for the education of their children and entitled to some relief from the educational portion of municipal taxation. in -- Alex Zsager, Ray- gs their children's children and are|Simcoe Home and School Asso- South Simcoe Has Carnival Races and costume competi- tions highlighted South Simcoe School's annual skating carnivs!' recently. ' The teachers walloped the Grade 7 and 8 students 2-0 in a biocm-ball game. Boys 6-7: 'Terry Patfield, Brian Black, Steven Brooks. Girls 6 - 7: Heather Perigoe. Jan Dabrowski, Mary Beth art. Boys 8 - 9: David Wilson, Ron- ald Bessie, Ronald Williams. Girls.8 - 9: Muriel McKeen, Sylvia Shabatura, Margaret Mc- Phail. Boys 10 - 11; Randy Ostle, David Saunders, Bob Barker. Girls 10 - Ll: Wendy Mitchell, Karen Lemere, Barbara Scott. Boys 12 - 13: Ronald Suddard, Steven Hercia, Everett Bunts- man. Girls 12 - 13: Janice Ostle, Joanne Bessie, Judy Taylor. Boys' Open: Wayne Sargant, Lloyd Cameron, Paul Williams. Girls' Open: Joanne Bessie, Brigitte Ottinger, Donna Remego, Boys' Backwards: Ronald Suddard, Randy Ostle, David Wilson. Girls' Manila, Black. Trick or figure skating: Andrea Manila. Costume Winners: Comical -- Jeffrey Christie. National -- Andrea Manila. Pairs -- 1, Jody and Timmy Jollow; 2, Dale Wil- son and Joe Watt, Judges were Mrs. Gary Taylor, president of the South Andrea Brenda Backwards: Janice Ostle, ciation and James Henderson, supervisor of physical educatien for public schools. The Coadjutor Bishop of To- ronto, the Rt. Rev. G. B. Snell, confirmed 31 people at Christ Church Memorial Church Sat- urday evening. jon. In his address the Bishop pointed out that he personally confirmed about 2,000 people these people and wondered if they kept their vows. The Sacrament of Holy Communion was to help, he said. The new members of the church will receive their first communion this Sunday at the 8 a.m. celebration. BishopConfirms 31 At Christ Church The candidates were pre-|Howard, Donna Gales (Mrs.), sented for confirmation by the|Ross Kauffman, Margaret Gar- Rector, the Ven. H. D. Clever-jrett, siding] each year. 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