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BEST The top Grade 7 student at J. F, Kennedy Separate School, Marlene Halikowsky, right, is the winner of the John Nahorniak trophy, pre- GRADE SEVEN STUDENT sented annually by his daughters to the school's honor student, Twelve-year- old Marlene is shown as the trophy is presented by Mrs. Louis Malle: The Director BB And Jeanne Moreau ' By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP)--The in- terview with French director Louis Malle got off.to an un- settling start. Just as we started to chat, the doorbell of his hotel suite rang. A stately beauty mate- rialized from the bedroom and received some laundry. Her at- tire, in the tradition of French movies, was a towel--period. "That was my wife," said| Malle offhandedly, and he con- tinued with the discussion. He is accustomed to such things, having directed not only Bri- gitte Bardot (A Very Private Affair) and Jeanne Moreau |WAS TOUGH (The Lovers) separately, but also Brigitte Bardot and Jeanne) Moreau together in Viva Maria. He had just returned from Mexico with the two French film stars and his aplomb seemed unshaken by the expe- rience. He is an impeccably groomed man, young (23) for a director, and handsome enough to fill in as leading man. "It was an extremely difficult picture," he said. 'There were) all kinds of complicated things to do--western scenes, special effects, battle scenes--all this with two girls doing what John Wayne and Gary Cooper might have done in an American film. "We shot for 17 weeks with the girls, 24% weeks without {bad for a film of such scope." P. A. Conway, left, and Miss Eugenia Nahorniak, The spiritual advisors to the school, Francis Smythe, left, of Holy Cross Roman Catho- them, but we lost three weeks during that time because of ill- ness, We went three weeks over schedule, but the picture came in about $2,000,000, which is not Bardot and Moreau hadn't met before Viva Maria, and the prospect of a raging feud was savored by journalists every- where, It didn't happen, said Malle, He said the ladies went} through three stages which pre-| cluded any blastoff: | 1. A period of watching each| other stealthfully. 2, A time. when both acknow]l-| edged the challenge and played| together competitively, as in a|sexpot, but is actually a first- tennis match. . A period of mutual respect.|sidered so if she were less Malle said the pair bore up/flashy, sexy and beautiful. If better than he expected under|she keeps going on her present the rigors of the location. The/trend, she will be as good as script, which concerns a central|Marilyn Monroe in some of her ONE RAP of the gavel and | Stanley Lovell found him- | self out of office Monday. He is shown above, left, as he hands over the badge of office of the president of the Oshawa Rotary Club to Geoffrey Andrews. The changeover was made at the end of Mr. Lovell's term as head of the local club. Mr. Andrews now takes over the reins for .a one-year stint as president. --Oshawa Times Photo WORK OUT IN FIELD MONTREAL (CP) -- Two} young Qubec scientists. will! spend the summer in research, | aided by CIL wildlife manage- ment scholarships. Daryl Gui- gon of Trois Pistoles will work'! under the Nova Scotia govern-| ment, studying the ecology of| the Missiquash Marsh, and. Gab- | riel Alain of Le Saules is study- ing hares in Quebec. | HOLIDAY | DANCE WED. NIGHT 9:00 P.M. GREENHURST PAVILION Thurstonia Park Dunsford, Ont. ROTARY PRESIDENT INSTALLED Block East of Liverpool Road Ph, 668-2692 FRANKIE AVALON a Second Co "ENSIGN ROBERT WALKER Both in BOB HOPE and TUESDAY WELD "PLL TAKE SWEDEN" es Adult Entertai nd DIANA MERRILL medy Hit PULVER" ond BURL IVES Color LATE OWL SH 2 Horror Hits "THE VAMPIRES" -- Plus -- "Fantastic Disappearing Man" Recommended as Adult Come as late as,9:30 and see all 4 hits OW TONIGHT Entertainment Conservatory The following is a list of suc- cessful candidates in examina- tions held recently by the Royal Conservatory of Music in Tcronto in Oshawa, Ontario. The names are arranged in order of merit: GRADE 5 THEORY Harmony and History Pass -- Joan M. Weir. History and Form Honors -- Sadie Brown. Pass -- Carolyn M. Hayward. Harmony First Class Honors -- Lydia M. Ciglan. Honors -- Margaret Taylor, @\Jane Delaney, Joanne Chmara. Pass -- Harold Chmara, History First Class Honors -- Adrienne} Pass -- Mary D. Samanski; | Carolyn Faint. | Hass. pad 5 a Re as Of Music Announces Exam Results GRADE 2 THEORY First Class Honors -- Nor- wynne Fiess, Patricia Shaw, Au- drey Sugden (equal); Joan Stan- ley; Sally Harding, Susan M. Entwistle, Margaret Tool- ey (equal); Bruce Brydges, Mar- garet Down (equal); Rachel Dudar, John Howard (equal); E. Ralph Bridgland, Barbara Taylor, Betty A. Yanch (equal); Christine M. Lupyniak; Jane Webster; Philip Fiess, Paul Winkler (equal); Valerie Gardy- nik; Michael Black, Harold J. Ellis (equal); Laurie H. Burnett, George Goreglad (equal); Bev- erly Carnegie; Ricky Dudar, Nancy-Lee Gardner (equal); Mi- chael Dawson, Susan Kirby, Lin- da M. Popham (equal); Brenda J, Stephens; Jack Shearer, Sheila E. Spence (equal). Honors -- Archer Guy, Karen Form |Hawke (equal); Deborah Cc, Honors -- James R. Pollard, Sproule; --, Sheds ps |Paul Rose (equal); Elaine Lip- Frederick R. Cotton. iski, Carol Stewart (e qual); AT J.F. KENNEDY jual impact that goes beyond be- --|later comedies, Z jbard or Judy Holliday." G. 'Werry. Pass D. Dolores Allen; Betty Hrycyshyn; Bonita S.! MacLeod. fat Counterpoint lic Church, and Rev. J. C, ety , | Pereyma, St. George's Pass -- ag ed Hayes. | Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Wousie. ot Moat Wiatrayes| observed the ceremony. --Oshawa Times Photo Henry H. Vanderkooi. | elise cme Pass -- Ruth Young. | American revolution in the | 1900s, called for them to use | firearms, Bardot became espe- | cially proficient with the ma- chine-guns, learning to unjam misfires so scenes didn't need to be halted. "One. indoor scene required her to take the machine-gun and shoot and destroy everything," the director said. 'There was terrible noise, but she did it per- fectly." ' Malle's analysis of the two * History Stars: Honors -- Eleanor Burrows,| Moreau -- "'a great actress,|Barbara J. Hart (equal). | but more intriguing than that.| pass -- Harold Chmara. | GRADE 3 THEORY Harmony First Class Honors -- Grace} Fiess. | Honors Douglas Gregg,| Carol Webber (equal); Henry) H. Vanderkooi; Lillian E, Hay- ward; Heather Eaton, Larry W. Marshall, Veta L. Murray (equal). | Pass -- Linda MacDermaid; | Mimi Wiatrzyk, Dawn Wilson' (equal). GRADE 4 THEORY le i ' ; Harmeay aad History Sharon Barr; Marilyn Banfield; Honors Jeanette Taves; | Diane Turton, Harmony j Honors -- Janice Faint; Wil- : \liam Sprackett; Irene Rechitz-) ki; Frederick R, Cotton; Donald Carole Campbell. Pass -- Carol Down, Cynthia L. Young (equal); Mary Do- browski; Mary~ Delvin; Eliza- beth Ukrainetz; Louanne M. Ayre; Marianne Farmer. GRADE 1 THEORY First Class Honors -- Douglas Heard, Lynda Hess, Paula M. Kashul (equal); Kathleen Low; Katherine L. Gilkes; Diana Phillips, Nancy Sliter (equal); Pamela Martin; Catherine Den- nis, Elizabeth Lambert, Cather- ine B. Neal, (equal); Marilyn P, Forster, 'Trudy Hart, Cathy E. Heard (equal); Gail Sugden; Beverly Huether; Myrna L. Brown, Diana Lovell (equal); Glenda J. Davis; Bruce R, Smith; Sharon Knox; Eric Wright. Honors -- Donna Backus. Pass -- Sylvia J. Gomme. Kingston Moves Typhoid Bodies KINGSTON CP) -- City council agreed Monday to the transfer of the bodies of 1,400 typhoid victims to a new grave site in St. Mary's Cemetery. The remains are of the Irish immigrants who died here of typhus in 1847. A large monu- ment erected over their grave will be removed from the grounds of Kingston General Hospital to make way for hos- pital expansion. Council's permission was nec- essary because a city bylaw forbids the extension of ceme- a teries in the area of St, Mary's. BOTH No id BOTH « ee oe MU laying. -- IN -- 3 COLOR! ? COLOR! WE'RE NOT "LION" IT'S ALL THRILLS tren A be 'excraur TONY FLAVOR ! wg "TAGGART" tie i In COLOR with ' ea TONY YOUNG FLUFFY DAN. DURYEA in COLOR with DICK FORAN JIM: BACKUS DOORS OPEN 2 6:30 P.M. She has an emotional, even sex- ing an actress," Bardot--"She is considered a rate actress. She would be con- Carole Lom- | Wren: } et eg 1 MES 207 -- 4:25 6:45 -- 9:18 LAST COMPLETE SHOW 9 P.M, BILTMORE © PHONE 725-5833 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1:30 P.M, PAUL SCOFIELD 'eragn FRANKLIN COEN ont FRANK BILLY MEEK Musical comedian Billy Meek will star in the first summer concert at the Mc- Laughlin Bandshell, Memor- ial Park, July 6 at 8.30 p.m. The six summer concerts are sponsored by General Motors and the Toronto Mu- ; PHONE 723-28 sicians Association. PLAZA not BURT LANCASTER Sou SEUTERTLOY with MICHEL SIMON + SUZANNE FLON and in the WOLFGANG PREISS « RICHARD MUNCH ¢f Christine Produced by DAVIS JULES BRICKEN 45 Led JEANNE MOREAU JOHN FRANKENHEIMER GATES MISTS beginning, | it was wrong.... but nothing could keep them apart! 4 * FEATURES SHOWS DAILY AT 1:30 - 3:35 - 5:30 - 7:35 - 9:40 A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 1.30 PM 38 YEARS Or ADMITTANCE R TO PERSONS a METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER AnD FILMWAYS present ELIZABETH TAYLOR - RICHARD BURTON EVA MARIE SAINT IN MARTIN RANSOHOFF'S PRODUCTION AN ADULT § LOVE™ STORY. CO-STARRING CHARLES BRONSON * ROBERT WEBBER screenpay By DALTON TRUMBO AND MICHAEL WILSON apaptation BY IRENE KAMP And LOUIS KAMP story ay MARTIN RANSOHOFF pirecten ey VINCENTE MINNELLI §N PANAVISION® AND METROCOLOR OF AGE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, June 30, 1965 3]. RESTRICTIONS EASED ye Prange ar northern TRENTON, N.J. (AP)--New|°! the state. 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