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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednosdey, June 2, 1965 Final Examinations Loom Over Students At Clarke; By LIZ KOZUB June is with us and the dread ed but inevitable final examina- tions, the Clarke District High Schoo) student council election and the goodbyes to friends leaving school Last Thursday night the an- nual "Breath of Spring" con- cert was presented by the glee club, under the able direction of Mrs. Westhauser. The club presented many musical selec- tions which were much en- joyed. Peggy Hancock and Jo- Anne dance. Sue and Nadia Quin- ton and Sharon Allin, a new and talented trio, charmed the au- dience with the rendition of 'I'm! In Love with a Wonderful Guy" Tina Kozub played a medley of. her own compositions on the accordeon. They included 'The Bobby Hull Polka "White Dove Tango' and '"Dizzie Liz zie Polka'. The Orono Brass Rand, directed by M. Tamblyn were guests The Drama Club, under the di rection of Mr. Amesbury, pre sented a one-act play, 'The Queens of France". Those tak ing part were: Leslie Stephen son, Anne Sorénson, Betty Couch, Candy Storks and Grant Wade The student counci! election was held last Friday. Those running for president were Sharma Ferguson, Kathy Tur- ansky, Karen Lee and Ray Kon- kel. Marilyn Hamm, Tove Jor- genson, Bey. Rickard and Tina Kozub ran for secretary. Hugh Allin sought the office of treas urer. He was opposed by Neil Allin, Wendy Cox and Shirley Mercer. For the office of publi city director the candidates were Brian Haick, Ruthe Hen derson' Eleanor McCracken and Jane Witherspoon The results of the election Teacher Cites Life In Trinidad BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Ali Khan, a teacher at Cartwright High School, and a native of Trinidad, told members of the United Church Women of the life and customs of his native land. Mrs. Harold Kyte conduct ed the meeting. Mrs. Stanford VanCamp conducted the wor ship j It was reported the allocation bale had been shipped. Another large bale was sent to the Over- seas Relief Department and oth- ers will go to Simcoe Hall in Oshawa and Mrs. Tonge in Hong Kong Final plans were made for the Spring Tea on June 9 when Mrs E. Meiklejohn of the Toronto Garden Club will demonstrate floral arragnements The Women's Institute held a successful bazaar. A musical program was presented by the) Oshawa Sweet Adelines. Mrs Percy VanCamp opened the ba- Zaar. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Brooklin and Mr, and Mrs Courtney Graham attended the Queen's University convocation when Mrs. Kelly received her arts degree Miss Donna McLaughlin was awarded a scholarship as the top student at the Peterbor ough Teachers' College. She will teach at the Cartwright Central Schoo! Miss Mable Van Camp is at tending the YWCA convention in Saskatoon this week Blackstock United Church will hold its Sunday School anniver sary service June 6 with Rey Duncan White, field secretary of Christian education, as. the speaker. Music at the morning service will be provided by the school choir. The Bowmanville Training School Choir will sing at the evening service Whitby Teacher Speaks To Club AUDLEY (TC) Rev. Ma Doughert BA pf Enniskillen was the speaker at the Sunday Schoo! Anniversary Service Sur day afternoon. Bert Guthrie conducted the service. The chil dren sang two selections with Lynda Puckrin at the piano Sacrament of the Lord's Sup per wil! be observed next Sur day. On June 13 the -churct service w be at 11 a.m. pre ceded by the Sunday Schoo! at 9.45 am The Hi-C Club met Sunda night at the home of Mr. and Mrs Harold Guthrie. Keith Puckrin presided. Harold Guth rie led the worship service Anne Guthrie read a story and Clifford Godwin, a teacher at Anderson High School, Whitby gave a talk The meeting of the Commun ity Club will be held June 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs James Davidsor Alfred Bur ker wil] show pictures of his trip to Australia and New Zealand ONTARIO BULLS SOLD RRANTFORD, Ont. (CP) The British Milk Marketing Board has bought 15 Holstein bulls from Ontario farms for its artificial insemination centres It is the board's first purchase from Canada GAVE CASH FOR STUDY TORONTO (CP)--Robert A Adams ha en awarded the International Nickel Compan) of Canada's $3,000 postgraduate fellowship for advanced study A native of Port Arthur, Mr Adams working towards a PhD degree and a teaching a " math ematics arrer Cameron performed a | 'Scout Camporee Scout Troop of Courtice was well|tour Oshawa for its June meet- the nominating committee Courtice High Schooi is proud; Martin represented at the North Kast! ing ct Camporee, Scoutmaster ; "Coe WAS Cz » Scouts t forth East t P were announced at the "Final John DeCoe was camp chief, His|the Scouts from the North East/dent, who .has pias see pe assistant was Assistant Scout-|District to form a new Rover showing in recent track and An excellent gym and wrest Miss Diane T was bladiat Pra Fling" dance Those elected master Lloyd Irvine. The prize|Crew. The executive are Mate, field meets ling display was given at the|Folk dancing was presented bythe ft rececPhlgwell Miss Gladys i rege ee Hockaday enter- were: Kathy Turansky, presi- winners were the "C" Patrol of Dave Toll; assistant mate, Russ. Courtice United Church held ajCourtice High School Open/the girls. Excellent examples of|Yellowlees in the evening "A tained at a form party in honor ident; Bev Rickard, secretary; |the 17th Troop who received the Goheen; secretary, Rick Craw-|"going-up" Service when Cub-/ House, Sharon Tweedie, Dennis|shop and art work were on dis-|football game between Tyrone| of Geoffrey Taylor, who is mov- Wendy Cox, treasurer and Jane Log and Ax Trophy. 1 un- ford: treasurer. Danny Carpen-;master Bill Veitch introduced Homenick and Dan Carpenter|play as well as the work of the and Solina and a variety con ling to. St Catharines He was Witherspoon, publicity director. ners-up were 4"' Pat the ter: quartermaster, John Walk-\the Cubs who entered Scouts to performed on the parallel! bars lagriculture department ert, featuring the Orono Brass/presented with a farewel gift. 117th Troop and the &%th Star-jer. They will be known as the'Scoutmaster John DeCoe Fred Sewell held a meeting of|of Ron Barber, a G made a fine linch The! board Troop. Charles Carpenter 17th Rover Crew new Scouts are: Doug. Me- é presented the prizes The 18th Scout Mothers' Aux- Knight, John Fraser, Carl Wil-} i Fine Success Mrs. Frdnk Chumbley opened iliary held a pot luck supper. son, Bill Stacey, Ivan Summer-| To Hold Hike SB RO Siete Me es at her home for the meeting of the Mrs. Garne Goyne appointed all, Randy Boomer, Tim Burr niversary COURTICE (TC) -- The 18th friendship Unit. 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