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WPL YG LE I PEN See GD Oi te ape 1966 Hery in Rhodesia have been mio Rhodesian-Za border 16TH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT HELD fected by a railway requirement| must be replaced by one travel- that each freight car crossing!ling the other way. eg 4 Metal Output Ontario secondary school honor diplomas were presented Saturday 'to 55 Oshawa Central Collegiate Institute students at the 16th annual commencement, They are: Sharon Annis, Bev- erly Barry, Phillip Baugh, Nicholas Beverley, Sophie Bic- zak, George Bolotenko (honors), Joanne Bone, Doris Chrome} (honors), Marilyn Chryk, Rosalind Coe, Frank Dalidowiez, Edward Derlatka, Paul Dorko, Sandra_ Fry (honors), Christine Gardynik, Sharron Graham, Lynda Gray, David Hatch, Tamara Hubar, Robert Hutchison and Jean Jan- kowski; James Kehoe, Robert Kidd, Frances Kruger, Jerry Kuzem- chak, Peter Lambros, Monica Lindholm, Edward Locke, Grace MacDonald, Norman Mc- Four Options --- Lynne Andrews, Richard Annis, Heather Bennett, Willi Berkis, Richard Bilinski, Karen Brise- bois, Susan Brown, Douglas Bulloch, Olga Chmelowsky, Berndina Clark, Lois Cuthbert, Peter Dewsbury, Michael Du- browsky, Russell Essery, Jane Ferens, Robert Garrison, Dianne Hamilton, Donna Harri- gan, Lea Hilts, Margaret Hobbs, Daryl Hudgin, Nadia Iwanczuk, Olga Kokot, Walter Kolesnikowicz, Donald Kram, Elsie Kuz. : Bonnie Leavitt, Aila Loyska, Linda MacDermaid, Charles Marlowe, Martin McGraw, Michael McMullan, Gus Milosh, Richard Moak, Brian Morenz, William Morris, Harry Morri- son, Brian Myers, Steven Nada- 55 Get Honor Diplomas At OCCI's Commencement Five Options -- Vivian Bax- ter, Thor Chmelowsky, Carolyn Garrow, Herman Klein Nien Huis, Irene Klimezak, Irena Swynar. K Four Options -- Leonard Bir- ijukowicz, Joseph Bolahood, Martin Brownell, David Chinn, Robert Cory, Peter Czypyha, Steven Czypyha, Stanley Dole- zal, Betty Fowler, Norma Grant, Allan Holt, Joseph Kon- dyjowski, Kenneth Kornic, John Ladd, David Lloyd, Mildred MacDonald. William Maule, Carol Middle- ton (honors), Peter Miller, Ellen Nussbaumer, Eric Palo- koski, Henry Reczulski, Daniel Reid, Carolyn Rodgers, Thomas Rowinski, Robert Sargent, Jud- ith Spencer, Linda Tate, Gerald Tilk, Peter Valks, Irene Wawr- Reduced Again LUSAKA (Reuters) -- Zam- bia's two copper mining com- panies announced Sunday @ sec- ond reduction in refined metal production to two-thirds of nor- mal output. This followed a 25-per-cent cut announced Oct. 16 because of a shortage of coal imports needed for the refining process. Each ton of copper mined needs a ton of coal to refine, and Zambia's seven mines nor- mally produce 2,000 tons a day, Imports from the Wankie col- Sandra Hughes, Wanda Kalata (honors), Mary Kusmytch, Irene Kuz, Lorne Marshall, Teresa Maziarczyk, Lucia Se- menko (honors), Virgina Wer- ner, Gummy oom TODAY At: 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 . 7:30 . 9:35 Gillis, Gregory iv a "4 bo jewski, William Pakosta, Deana |zynlak. Moore, James Nawrot, Jane|Ppritchard, Harry Shephard, Ochyra, Steven Fai Teaigid REceenet Suese Ton (OMe we James Pendergest, Anthony|ham, Chester Wawrzyniak, Wil-| qj7, 7s Sag Perzel, Gary Pringle, David|}\iam White, John Wilkins, Riley (honors), . Christopher | Christina Wilson, Earl Wotton, Roberts, Claude Rochefort,| Joseph Zimny, Edmund Zyg- Carolyn St. Thomas, Gwynne| mont, 'Savory, Marlene Shewchuk, : |Ronald 'Siblock, Walter Silke) FOUR YEAR i(honors), Richard Siwek,| Secondary. school graduation | Borun, | Michael Skoblikowskyj, Rose-|diplomas in the four-year arts (honors, Margaret Chapman, |mary Somborsky, Marian Stef- and science course were pre-|Margaret Demoe, Candis laniak, Zbigniew Szezepanski, sented to: Eagleson, Lynda Gingereski, |Hans Van Hoof and Barbara |" " - -- v4 le cae a SO aay -- : Webster. | |FIVE YEAR VALUABLE RELICS RECOVERED Secondary school graduation | ' | diplomas in the five-year arts An antique dealer uncov- revealed that it was made the floor of an old horse jand science branch were pre- ered valuable relics tearing in 1851, The double-house = barn, we came across & |sented to: down old houses, Edward had been purchased by Pat- horse collar that is over @ Six Options--Christel Kleitsch | Van Hamburg, of. Dutch te's grandfather and one 100 years old, In another |(honors), Susan Tavelock | Sand and Gravel Co., Cour- part of it was torn down to home, in Barrie, I found an | (honors). | tice, examines a hand-hewn make room for parking at old .22 calibre rifle, cut | Fiye Options -, Lawrence beam from. an Oshawa the store, 'You never know down to be a pistol, which | Anderson, Lucille Bak (honors), building, owned by Patte's what you will come across," is believed to be one of the |Maralyn Bell, Ewald Bengel, Paint and Wallpaper. A said Mr, Van Hamburg. first made,"' he said. \Elsie Bogucki, Louise Bon- | date carved on to the beam, "In Willowdale, underneath Oshawa Times Photo |daruk, Eric Butler, Leonard | Alice, Wizard Crossed Seconets graduation diplomas in the special com- mercial course were presented Martyn Atherpold, Susan to: Barker, Donna Bartosik, Gloria Bilyj, Agatha Boiten, Christine Martha Broersma tote ke kK eK HELD OVER THE TROUBADOURS Featuring the Go Go Dancing of Denise Rock and Roll KING ST OSHAWA liem was critical, for in the 60|Cover, Betty Crouter (honors), | |minutes there was only about | Robert Dearborn (honors), | : ' -- Swinging -- 15 minutes of meaningful visuai -- Coad delta OE Meteo material--shots of the finding of | Helcoe, acyna aczmarek | : 8 jaw bones and other evidence (honors), Susan Knapp, William | STARLETTES In Television Fantas and the digging. The rest was Langley. : filler--some of which had litte} Frances Levandoski, Anna-| Four Gorgeous ov 'to do with the exciting subject. at ee eg pero eh irks By CYNTHIA LOWRY songs and a number of hand-) CBS' Run, Buddy, Run, a|Darlene McKnight, Christine Enterteinment Night! , NEW YORK (AP) -- They|some production numbers. |frail comedy that promptly hit Naylor, Mathew Obal, Patricia iid a Bt surie' Patings Seturdey 4 P.M. te 6 PLM, crossed Alice in Wonderland) ADDED LAUGHS lthe Nielsen rocks, was aban-|Olinyk, Terry Ostle, Brian Pol- with The Wizard of Oz then bor-| Jt was a happy time for chil- doned during the weekend, It/lock, Ngrine Reid, Luba Samo- rowed from other enchanting/dren and adults alike, But it| Will be replaced Jan, 9 by an- chin, Lydia Skochko (honors), sources. 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