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7x TEEN SCENE Ajax High School The first meeting of the Ajax High School Honors Club was held last week with guest apeaker, Fred McFadden, vice- principal ef Winston Churchill te. sy er by principal, Mr. Ster- , mumbers sixty-seven stu- @ents. It requires a first class gtanding on all sets of exams for entry. Future plans for the elub include a trip to the Uni- wersity of Toronto, other univer- tities and industries, as well as guest speakers. Among the new clubs formed this year are the German Club, the Boys' Athletic Association ° and the Folk Music Club for any student interested in listen- ing to or playing folk music. The Ajax UNICEF campaign was again successful with a collection of $350. Auditions are being held for a variety show sponsored by the Drama Club to be held directly following the Christmas Exams. The show will be called Mistle- toe A Go Go complete with go- go dancers. The annual Sadie Hawkins dance will be held early in December and will be run and organized by the GAA. Com- mencement was held Friday, (SANDY SMITH) Pickering High School Wednesday a short Remem- brance Day service was held with John' Brett, Grace Lioyd, Don Robertson and Mr. F. A. Clark performing the service over the PA sys- tem. Poppies were sold to the students and teachers during the three noon hours. Thursday and Friday the decorations committee work- ed hard decorating the gym- masium and cafeteria for Commencement. The effect was very pleasing and appre- ciation is extended to the committee for helping add to the success of the occasion. For indeed the fourteenth an- nual Commencement was a success. Miss Eleanor Westney gave a stimulating Valedictory ad- dress. The address to the graduates by Professor Leith, BA, MA, Ph.D., was also ex- tremely interesting, and the choir sang a medley with their usual competence. A special thank-you to Mr. Slichter who produced and arranged the lovely flowers placed along the stage. (ROSEMARY SNOW) Central Collegiate The student council plans te celebrate the conclusion of the examinations with a "Sock Hop" from 4 to-€ p.m., Nov. 26 in the gymnasium Principal H. E. Murphy has asked the Central Forum to present a debate at the Sen- ior Assembly in December. All members of the club feel it is a privilege to speak to the student body. (MARTIN LEGER) Courtice High School Congratulations go to the teaching staff of C.H.S. for their everwhelming victory over the BHS teachers in the basketball game held Friday, November 12 at Courtice: score 37-13 for Courtice. They displayed a splendid performance. The Courtice Cheerleaders along with an appreciative audi- ence have given encourage- ment and support to the win- ning teams, Courtice High School held its Commencement Exercises on Friday night. This year's Student Council Executive consists of; Presi- dent, Shirley Pickell; vice-presi- dent, Greg Simmons; _secre- tary, Marilyn Yellowlees; treas- urer, Pat Porter. With these well chosen representatives we are sure of a most successful year. (JANE FISHER) ~ ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS -- VETERAN PERFORMER Shirley Booth, star of the tele- wision series Hazel, has given 4,000 performances in 30 plays. TEACHES IN CHURCH Bud Collyer, host of the weekly television series To Tell The Truth, is Sunday school superintendent at the First Presbyterian Church of Green- wich, Conn. SHOW TRANSLATED The TV western Bonanza star- Ting Canadian - born Lorne Greene has begun its sixth year of being dubbed in Spanish. PLAYED 46 ROLES George Groulx of Montreal has played more than 40 roles and become one of French Can- ada's most distinguished actor- directors. GOT EARLY START Buster Keaton. began his stage career in 1899 at age four. COMO SANG TO MOST Perry Como is considered to have sung more songs to more people than any other vocalist in television history, SWITCHED A LONG WAY The only non-comic role of Lori Saunders, Bobbi Jo on TV's Petticoat Junction, was in a horror movie. INDIAN FROM EUROPE Michae! Zenon, Joe Two Riv- ers on TV's The Forest Rang- ers, was born in the Ukraine and came to Canada in 1948. buy your STYLISH SHOES NOW THAT THE SNOW IS HERE » + ~ to moke your feet lovelier SNOW BOOTS at Young Artist (Continued From 6-A) it this way. It takes too much e. "My real love is in por- trait work. For the last year, however, I have been at work on the window arch designs and the single theme line that runs right around the perimeter of the church," "Two portrait works are already finished and installed beside the altar. One is of Christ and the other the Virgin Mary. Both works show the intense warmth and security that the artist tried so hard to install in his figures. "T re-painted Christ's face six or seven times to get just the right expression and feel- ing," he said. '"'Even now I am not completely satisfied." Mr. Baczynsky was among five artists who competed for the project over a year ago. 'J heard of the competi- tion through relatives in Que- bec," he said. 'I flew up with an artist friend to take a look at the church. As soon as I saw it I wanted to win. I wanted to win. I contributed a design and was selected." 'Except for a short break in February when he flew to New York to get married, he has been hard at work ever since. The hours are very often long. "If inspiration is with me I will work right through the night. Most of the time I work until I am completely ex- hausted. "But I have loved every minute of the project. To you," he added, "the work looks half complete. But to me it is finished. "TI work all the time with a picture in my mind of the finished church."' Much of Mr. Baczynsky's work has been in gold leaf. Graceful arcs of leaves and flowers surround the window arches and _ decorate' the mounted columns that frame the altar. "I am doing this work for my people and for my church. The colors and the designs are firm. Some might not like them. But I am trying to catch the character and mood of my people. "TJ hope I am succeeding. 'Above everything else in this work I am trying to create warmth. I want to put the people in the mood for worship." Although still young the long-haired artist ("my bar- ber is in New York and I don't get to see him too often") has had a long and colorful career. FIRST PROJECT A member of the Salma- gundi artists club he _ spent three years on a travelling scholarship in Italy. It was there that he tackled his first church pro- ject. - "T painted several paint- ings on wood for a church in Yugoslavia."' He has exhibited his work in Rome and New York and has been loudly acclaimed, especially for his portraits. 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AJAX 942-3711 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, November 20, 1965 7A SHOW TIMES AT MOVIES REGENT THEATRE Last times today two double performances in color-- "Town Tamer' shown at 2.00, 5.20 and 8.20 p.m., and "Ding. aka" shown at 3.30, 6.40. and 9.50 p.m. Sunday, "Monday and Tuesday (Nov. 21, 22, 23) Rich- ard Chamberlain and Yvette Mimieux play the starring roles in "Joy In The Morning" in technicolor, shown daily at 1.30, 3.30, 5.35, 7.40 and 9.40 with the last complete show at 9.25 p.m. Wednesday (Nov. 24) Live on the Regent Stage -- The National Ballet -- one show only at 8.30 p.m. Commencing Thursday, Friday and Satur- day (Nov. 25, 26, 27) "The Re- ward" in technicolor, with Max | in don Sydow and Yvette Mimi- eux, shown daily at 1.30, 3.25, 5: 25, 7.25 and 9.25 with the last day at 12.00, 2.00 and .00 p.m. and on Sunday at 1.30 and 3.30 p.m. PLAZA THEATRE Michael Caine is currently playing in "The Ipcress File'"' in technicolor. Showtimes are at 1.40, 3.35, 5.30, 7.30. Last com- plete show at 9.25 p.m. MARKS THEATRE Last showings today and to- morrow, Sunday (Nov. 21) Yul Brenner, Brad Dexter and Jan- ice Rule star in 'Invitation To A Gunfighter' in technicolor (Adult) plus second 'feature, "For Those Who Think Young,"' in color, starring James Darrin and Pamela Tiffen. Starting Thursday through Sunday (Nov. 25-28) George Maharis and Ann Francis star in "Satan Bug" in technicolor, along with the second feature 'Ferry Across The Mersey"' with Gerry and The Pacemakers. Programs run 'continuous from 7.00 p.m., Thursday and Friday, and from 1.00 p.m. Saturday, and 2.00 p.m., Sunday. BROCK THEATRE--WHITBY Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday (Nov. 22, 23, 24) -- one complete show each evening starting 7.0 p.m.--'"'The Naked Brigade". with Shirley Eaton and Ken Scott, starting at 7.30, along with the second feature starting at 9.20 p.m. "Doctor In Love" starring Michael Craig and Virginia Maskell. Thursday, Friday and Saturday (Noy. 25, 26, 27) starting at 6.55 p.m., "Ferry Across The Mersey" starring Gerry and The Pace- makers, plus "Walk The Proud Land" in color, with Audie Murphy, starting at 8.20 p.m. BILTMORE THEATRE Last times today: "Lord Jim" with Peter O'Toole, plus "First Men On The Moon," both in color -- continuous from 1.30 p.m., with the last complete show at 8.00 p.m. Sunday, Mon- day and Tuesday (Nov. 21-23) . « . Two Shockers ... Joan Crawford in "I Saw What You Did' and "'The Dark Intruder" (not recommended for the weak of heart) -- continuous Sunday from 1.30 p.m. with the last complete show at 8.30 p.m, Monday and Tuesday from 6.45 p.m. with last complete show at 9.00 p.m. Starting Wednesday through Saturday (Nov. 24-27) Lee Marvin plays a dual role in "Cat Ballou' plus "East ot Sudan." poe ga nnoe INE 5 The Smart Traveller makes his reservations for ye AIRLINES + STEAMSHIPS + TOURS % HOTELS--by calling: 723-9441 MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE 25 King St. E. 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