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sme TEEN SCENE JUDY MACDONALD Teen Talks Of College In today's Teen Talk six students from OQ'Neill Col- legiate and Veeatienal Institute were asked te comment eon the possibility of an Applied Arts and Technology Col- lege (Community College) being established in Oshawa. They said: BRUCE SINCLAIR, 17, Grade 12: "I think it would be fine if the professors would be.up to standards set by professors in larger universities, such as Waterloo or Queen's. If not, it would be better to commute to get a higher education." RENE PLEAU, 17, Grade 12: "It is a good idea be- cause it would offer technically-inclined students a school closer at hand. They would not have to leave town to extend their education." NANCI RUSSELL, 18, Grade 13: "Good idea! For one thing, I think it would enable commercial students to fur- ther their education. It would also help students without sufficient finances te continue their education -- at home." JUDY MACDONALD, 17, Grade 13: "Oshawa is grow- ing. It can afford a college better than a iot of com- munities in Ontario." ROSEMARY CONLIN, 18, Grade 13: "An applied arts and technology college at present is not available te Osh- awa. I think we need one and it would be greatly sup- ported by students." CHRIS HAYES, 19, Grade 13: "I'm finished Grade 13 this year. I would like te continue my education while playing hockey, but Oshawa can't offer me anything. My only alternative will be to ge to work and play for the Oshawa Generals, meaning I'll be dropping a chance for ROSEMARY CONLIN CHRIS HAYES 25: an alt-color, thrill show fea- | | This | Sunday from 1.30 p.m. with last higher education." Courtice High School 1966 has brought te beth stu- dents and teachers alike new ideas and constructive plans for fhe remainder of the year at CHS. Repért cards have been dis- tributed te the students and has reminded them that constant work is vital if they are hoping to achieve high marks. The teachers believe in keep- ing the students busy and to ac- complish this they have given the students essays assignments and projects which all unfor- Gmately have a deadline. . Mr. Devolin, who is in charge of the drama club this year has chosen the cast for the play "Beyond the Door,' which will be performed later on in the season. On Thursday 13th the Grade 12 students visited Port Hope High School,to witness the famous play '"'Murder in the Cathedral." Interest was held throughout the entire play. The Athletic Association which has just started this year is try- ing to acquire funds by holding a dance at the thigh school Fri- day 2ist. This dance will fea- ture "Lynda and the Chancel- lors." We are hoping for a good turnout. ---JANE FISHER Pickering High School The newspaper staff of the Aarvark met Thursday in order te pool their resources for the next edition which is coming out this Friday. The "Brewer's Re- tale" column by Don Brewer is rumored te have a _ surprise feature about our new Student's Council President, Joy Green. Friday the gymnasium was oc- cupied by the mixed doubles senior badminton club. They are practicing for a tournament in Whitby. against the other local teams. The Drama Club has been -- reguiarly.. They are : on a play entitled "THOR WITH ANGELS". Trampoline Club will be meet- ing for the first time this year on Tuesday. The elub will be divided into two greups, junior and senior. The basketball season this year, for beth the boys' and girls' teams, Is not too success- ful. They are hoping for better results soon. The new cafeteria, an exten- sion of the old, seems to be in the final stages of completion. Students are commenting on what a vast improvement it is. However, the kitchen will not be in operation till approximate- ly March. The stoves and other equipment are due te arrive BILTMORE THEATRE-- Today only: '"Saboteur" star- ring Marlon Brando; and "The Pleasure Seekers" in color with Ann Margret. Last eemplete shew 8.15. Starting Senday, Jan. 23 and running through Tuesday, Jan. turing "Duel of the Champions" and "The Witches' Curse." double-bill continuous complete show at 8 p.m. Mon- day and Tuesday continuous from 6.45 p.m. with last com- te show at 8.30 p.m. Beatle fans please note: start- ing Wednesday, the 26th, the four longhairs. star in '""A Hard Day's Night'? and "Help." This dowble-bill is continuous from 6.45 p.m. daily with last complete show at 8.15 p.m. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturcey, Jonuery a izes > are SHOWTIMES AT MOVIES" Eaeh Evening Starting at 7.30! p.m. "Murder Most Feul' with Margaret Rutherford as Miss Marple. Alse second feature starting 9.10 p.m. "High Bright Sun," in celor -- star- ring Susan Strasberg, Dirk Begarde. Thurs:, Fri., Sat., Jan. 27, 28 and 29; "De Net Disturb" with Doris Day, Rod Tayler. Plus selected featurette -- all color show. Saturday Matinee Attraction STARTS WED. IN COLOR STARRING NIGHT" PLUS "HELP" iN COLOR STARRING THE BEATLES BILTMORE "A HARD DAY'S Only: "Deg of Flanders." WHY WAIT? Give your child the Enjoyment of MARKS THEATRE-- Today and Sunday: "The Bed- | ford Incident" starring Richard | Also, "Under the Yum- Yum | Tree" with Jack Lemmon. Con-| tinuous from 1 p.m. today and 2 p.m. Sunday. Next Thursday through Satur- day, beginning at 7 p.m., Thurs- day and Friday, and from 1 p.m., Saturday: "Bunny Lake is Missing' starring Sir Lau- rence Olivier and Carol Lynley; Lee Marvin and Jane Fonda. REGENT THEATRE Today through Wednesday: "The Second-Best Secret Agent. in the Whole Wide World" star- ring Tom Adams as Charles | Vine. This spy-spoof feature (in| coler) wili be shown daily at) 1.30, 3.30, 5.15, 7.20 and 9.20.) Last compiete show at 8.55) p.m. Thursday, the 27th, through Saturday "When the Boys Meet} the Girls'"' will be featured. It' S| in color, with Connie Francis, | Harve Presnell, Herman's Her- | mits, Sam-the-Sham and the) Pharaohs, Louis Armstrong and | Liberace. Daily at 1.30, 3.30, 5.45, 7.40 and 9.50. Last complete show- 9.20 p.m. PLAZA THEATRE-- Today only: 'Do Not Dis-| turb,'"' in color, with Doris | Day and Rod Taylor. Shown at | 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.35 and 9.45 with last complete show at 9.25. Sunday through Wednesday: "Return from the Ashes." Re-| stricted. Daily at 1.30, 3.30, 5.36, 7.3% and 9.30. Last complete show at $.2@- p.m. "Irma La Douce" returns. on Thursday .(through Saturday) with "'Tom Jones." This all- color double-bill is listed as re- stricted. 'Irma La Douce" stars Shirley Maclaine and Jack Lem- mon. "Tom, Jones' features Albert Finney as Tom. Times: (daily) 'Irma Douce'? at 2 p.m. and 6.40; "Tom Jones' at 4.30 and 9.15. BROCK THEATRE-- Mon., Tues., Wed., Jan. 24, 25 and 26; One complete Show about the beginning of Febru- ary. The whole addition, it is hoped, will be finished by April. --ROSEMARY SNOW Widmark and Sidney Poitier. | La} Last complete show at 6.40 p.m. | music Now. Qualified Teachers of... @ Spanish Guitar @ Steel Guitar @ Piano Accordion Aptitude Test At No Cost and "Cat Ballou" in color, with | {Loaner Instruments Supplied During Aptitude Period.) Limited Number of Immedicte Openings Available. For Appointments -- Phone 723-0101 Canadian Conservatory of Music 735 Erie Ss. (Station Pleza) Oshewe | Mr. Bonney's Showcase Presenis Next Week The Beautiful & Talented DEBUTANTES EVERY STUDENT NEEDS A REMINGTON Portabie Typewriter The Portable with the features that students need and want! Makes home- work easier to write, easier to read, helps students get better grades. 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