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Holidays Report Cards Are Here By COURTNEY lllcNABB Barrio North Spring really must be here at last The baseball season has started in the States the Leafs and the Canadians are in the playoffs for the Stanley Cu report cards are piled up waiting to be distributed among the wocbcgonc students llowcver not all of the stud cuts will be receiving their cards before the holidays Just grades 12 and 13 This we imagine is supposA ed to make us study and work during the holidays to help our June marks Oh how little the teachers know about us The only thing that bothers us about getting our reports early is that we might have those teiltole yellow cards ly ing take that both ways around the house for whole week without being able to re turn them Ah well at least they are bright springy color Theyre yellow YEARBDOK DANCE Saturday the yearbook held its annual dance the Polaris France in the cafeteria Un dcr the crepepaper outline of the Polaris star sat Martin Silhurt of CKEY spinning the records In all the dance was suei cessful and we wish to thank everyone who attended it and made it so By the way be sure to get your yearbookordcrs in and complete your payments so that you wont be disappointed and not have one LAST DAY Thursday today is the last day at school for this term An Easter assembly will be held this afternoon in the sud ltorium and when its over we will be free for the holidays When we think Easter we think of going to church new hats songs about Easter par tides big chocolatey Easter bunnies eandy eggs painted eggs little cartoon transfers and holidays All of the previously mcnr tioncd things except holidays happen before and on Sunday but the holidays last for one gloriously long week staying up late afternoon movies looting just doing nothing in general except maybe going shopping or help ing with the dishes Hmmm can hardly waltl Happy holidays overybodyl Should Promote Junior Tennis TORONTO CPICanada can break into bigtime world tennis by paying more attention to ju ior promotion programs Doug llas Philpoll secretary of the Canadian Lawn Tennis Associa tion said Wednesday night He said Canadian amateur for juniors will be held at Tor onto Lan Tennis Club nex September One whole week sleeping in CAMPUS WHISPERS Elmvale Sock Hop Is Success Raisesfilli For Gym Equipment pleasant surprise grcctcd the students of EDHS April when the 9As held noon hour Sock Hop The gym was decorated with bunnies and record plays and record were supplied by 9A students Those who entered for bbe ice of ts cents had most enjoyable time There was also door prize and luelq winner was Norma Lush DB She en joyod the box of chocolates she received Those who be Iorohandcnlled it Sock Flop were much surprised for it was great sucrass and the Mrs made profit of 51000 Thh money will be used hplp buy blackout drapes to the gym CURLING The curling schedule was completed htls week with tho playoiis Four telIM Play and the winning team was skipped byPat Bowl with Earl Spring Joyce Ingellon and Doug Roberts Pats team won byone point over DIVc Camp bdll rink Bill Hill finished third with 18 points and Jo Anne Christie was fourth with points Thanksshould hg given to Mr Jackson for super vising such fine club this year STAFF INTERVIEW Van Den Hurk our science ond modscrnatiol toadllor was born in Holland He went to High School in Helmonti and also to an Agricultural College In Rocnnond Time weeks at mr graduating he left for Canada to attend the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph Hon he obtained his Bachelor of Science degree After graduating he went to work weather forcoasting at his Meteorological Service in Toronto it was imm there SCHOOLBOOKS GO OLIT AS VAC STARTS Queens Dies In tennis championship tournament KmGsTON Cpl0m Queens University student was killed and two others injured early today when an automobile left the road Student Accident Provincial police said Dcmcrso was driving the ear whlebwns overturned when it was discov cred that he tome to Elmvale At college he ertdoyed sports especially soccer but he found little time foa ll During this past soccer roman heper Iormcti tho difficult task of rulcrcclng the boys games Mr Van Den Hurka other hobbies include photography SCHOOL TRIP As you lanow our annual school trip to Toronto had been scheduled for Friday Ap ril However because of great deal of sickness and general lack of Interest it bad to be cancelled It is hoped that next yoar it the Students Council decides to sponsor trip that there will be more people interested in going Mnry Turner PLAN FOR ARCTIC OTTAWA CPIThe Dominion Observatory plans to establish chain oi earthquake recording stations in the Canadian Arctic to aid in the development oi northern regions Officials said Wednesday the stations would determine which areas of the north are prone to earthquakes or earth tremors and this will be of major value in the future plan ning of large installations such as Margaret Hancock Should Not note To School Slates Ontario Trustee HAMILTON CF Students should not be encouraged to drive cars to school Hamiltons di rector of education said Thurs day night Dr Riddcll advised the property committee agnlnst set ting up student parking space at Hill Park Secondary School It is no good for students to drive cars to school he said It would be mistnko to en courage them United States survey had shown that there were so pct cent more failures among stu dent carowners Dr Lamb chairman of the board sold residents around the achool were complaining about the lock oi parking space and driveways blocked by sin denta cars Campys Son Is Set Free NEW YORK AWThu toen sge son of former bosebnll stnr Roy Campanelin was freed Vcd nesday from charge of larceny and receiving stolen goodson condition that he stays out oi trouble The district attorneys office in suburban Queens asked that the charges ngoinst the youth David Campnnelln 16 be dismisst for lock of evidence However special sessions JusA tlce James Randall Creel instead of dismissing the charges out rlghtrclcnsed the boy In his own recognizance for an unspecified period with the charges subject todismlssnl inter it he behaves prom no mo SMALL ADS YOU Alttl hydroelectric power dnms ST MICHIIELS null mmn THURSDAY APRIL ll IMOl Come Top In Math Match St Michaels College School oneof Torontos most noted institutes of learning capped the top awards for an individ ual as well as for team of three students In recent in ternltlonal mathematics can test In which 0200 Ontario High School students from 269 schools participated Donald Curran 17 grada is studenLJchicved the high cst individual maria William Butler 17 oi Bclmrvllle who topped the list in 1959 fin bhcd to second place this year while John Bursllm Kingr mind District High School war Each school must enter at local three students in this examination which is based on algebra and geometry and team standing ls based on the total of their marks Curran led his team of two other St Michaels students to the team championship One of his teammates Rudolph Benn was in the top 20 Globe Collegiate Institute Ottawa finished in second spot in team scores The purpose of the contest Is to bring recognition to students who have demonstrat ed mathematical ability as well as to their schools and teachers By this means It is hoped to arouse greater ln tcresl in mathematics ID that more students will continue their study it The contest primarily for pupils in Erotica 12 India originated 11 years ago In the State of New York and became an International competition in IIlill lillIY With 1057 That year only one Ont urlo school participated This year more than 150000 aludv cnts In Canada and the U5 competed NEWCUMER Haveyou or has someone you know just moved to new home Your Welcome Wagon Hoote wlll call with iita and friendly greeting lmm the con usually PA 66302 WELCOME WAGON Vr on sharp turn at Collins Bay village six miles west of here Donald Demersc 24 of Kirk land Lake was dead when found pinned beneath the car at 230 am 273 feet from the road John Adams 22 of Thetford Mines Que was brought to has pitél here for emergency treat ment for scalp lacerations and possible internal injuries Oakley Emilia of New Gius gnw NS was released after ex amination PPM Plan For Sports Hall final year science students at Queens TORONTO CPI Metropoli tan Torontos board of control approved in principle plans for permanent hockey ball of fame Wednesday after Controller Wil liam Allen said rumors the plan was going to be thrown out have upset the citys hockey colony Heavy Water Runoil On Land Can Conlaminate Well Water Contamination of well water by heavy water runoff over land was discussed in the March report of Simcoc Coun ly Health Unit just released Wells and sewage disposal systems situated in the same area create several problems it was reported Sewage sys tems become saturated with tlood water and this can carry waste to adjacent wells Flood water usually contaminated with human and animal wastes may seep into wells making drinking water unsafe DANCING EVERY SATURDAY l0tII lliltl cutout ST pm FRIDAYMusic By The Rhythmairos Modern SATURDAYMusic by Tom Pnttcndon Orchestra old time and modern ADMISSION 500 AUSPICES 10 No Slacks or Jenna Permitted THE LAST ANGRY MAN With Plul blunt nudDavld Wayne Feature Times 00 and 1000 pm PIIVERS IIIEIIIIE REIDS ratavrsron sanvrcr 125 Dunlop st Opposite Eatonl health unit cities for advice reports the Ilnlt Sterile sam ple bottles will be given to you for testing well water Authorized Service Agents for Barrlcs Largest Appliance Dealers Tubes parts and new pic ture tubes in stock for all makes of sets We do not install rebullt picture tub ES GIVE GENEROUSLY to help the BLIND Local Campaign for Funds than 18 IIPIIII so If the volunteer canvas ser misses you please do nate by mail to Mr Harry Nutter Treasurer Bank of Nova Scotla Barrie Ontario CNIB Objective $7500 It is imperative that wells be located on higher ground than adjacent sewage disposal systems it was reported since prevention of well contamina tion is related to the wells location It should be located in anarca not subjected to flooding Well cribbing should extend at least six inches above ground to prevent runoff from entering the well the unit said SHOULD TEST Water from well known to be contaminated should be boiled or chlorinated before it is drunk Only after testing and clearing should suspect ed well be used againand even then it might be necessary to clean and disinfect the well after passage of flooding said the Health Unit Doubtful about your water Contact your ZUUM mm mm CARPET FN LEAP mm ILYING IRAPEZE EXCITEMENI Connie Smythe president of Maple Leaf Gardensl is in an awfulstew about it said htrl Allen Its ridiculous You cant get anything done in this city mom mm for Immediate service House Calls $300 Thehall to be constructed at exhibition park hasbecn ap proved by the National Hockey League the Toronto parks com mittee and the 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