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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, November 17, 1958 PICKERING VILLAGE HONORS WAR DEAD A T CENOTAPH AJAX AND DISTRICT NEWS John Mills, Representative -- Phone Ajax 426 Announce Anne Stratton Memorial At Pickering PICKERING (Staff) -- Address ing the graduating class at the William Ryan, commencement (Ralph Seamons; James Shipton se¥enth annual exercises at Pickering District High School Friday evening, Dr. E. G. Plevna, head of the depart- m@pt of geography told the stu- dents that the resources of the coliniry were theirs to use. "The pioneers came to Canada a land of plenty. They cut the trees and much was wasted. You must face the future with a strict sense of stewardship. You have a right to use these resources for your purposes, but mo rut to detroy. They must be left in better condition for those who fol-| low", he said. Valedictorian, Craig Peters, likened his class to pieces of metal shaped and moulded during school years and finally smooth- ed down, tempered and fitted to take their place in the world. A sad note was interjected into proceedings when reference Gordon Reed; Jane Roberts; Lynne Sanders; Alice Stevenson, Audrey Tiffin; Paul Tran; Sandra Waltier; Gar- |net Watchhorn; John Webster; {Earl Wright, Commercial Course Commercial Diploma is award ed to students who complete the| course of study prescribed for| Grades 11 and 12 of the commer- cial course or at least Grade 11 of the general course and the one| year special commercial course, Successful were: Enid Benson; Gwen De Hart; Carolynne HM; Catherine Kennedy; Kimura; Toni Korczynski; ald Nicholls; Jean Walker. Intermediate Certificates The intermediate certificate is awarded to students who com- plete the courses of study pre- Don- They are: Carol Anderson; Bev-| erley Banton; was made to the late Anne Strat- ton who was chosen "All Rouxd Girl". Miss Stratton died while undergoing dental surgery last September. | History teacher William A. Par.| ish noted the high qualities of| Miss Stratton who stood fourth in the graduating class and had won the all-round girl title. "No one more richly deserved this honor, and if anyone had wanted | a model of a fine Canadian girl, | Anne would have fitted that de- scription," he said. | -Reve. R. E. Armstrong receiv. 3 od the deceased girl's awards on behalf of the family. The caship.ije. Robert McBride; Char-|Ing: awards will be turned back to the school as a start for an award to be known as "The Anne Stratton Memorial". Burnett Jamieson, chairman of the board of school trustees noted that the Pickering High school was built in 1951 with an enrol ment of 400. Since that year a new school had been built in Ajax and more rooms added to the Pickering School. Four more rooms were scheduled to be added to the Ajax school and a new school was to be built at Whiteside road to serve the west end of the town- ship. The present enrolment in both schools is 938 students. Following are the prize lists HONOR GRADUATION DIPLOMAS The secondary school honor standing: {Wanda Carter; Robert Bentley; Mayfred Bing-| ley; Fred Brock; Gerry Bucking; | Norma Cart wright; Bob Cooney; Stewart Craig. Alan Dawson; Pat Diasio; Gary Disney; Gladys Disney; Freda| Draper; Sandra Foster; Marguer-| ite Found; Betty Foxton; Anna- belle Gulliver; Ruby Hobbs; Douglas Hortop; Diane Hull S David Johnson; Diana Johnson; | Donald Kimura; Irene Kormos; ean Lewis; Richard Livesay; Michael Maloney; John Maniw; Ronald Matheson; Diana Mc lene McMullen; Judy McMullen; Carol McPherson; Michael Mills; 'Tony Moore. Carine Osterhout; {Ronald Patterson; Constance, |Payne; David Pinnell; Donna! Redshaw; Rosemary Salgo; | {Donna Scott; Faith Shepherd; Marilyn Stone; Garry Taylor; Murray Taylor; Gordon Todd. Joy Parker; | |ters; Barbara Wagenaar; David |Warner: Sharon Williams; Dor- |othy Willson; George Wilson; {Marilyn Wonnacott; Joan Wright. {CLASS AND SUBJECT AWARDS GRADE 9A: Cups for highest standing -- Tie (Donated by {Ajax Women's Institute) -- Carol | Whittington; (Donated by Warden {Cyril E. Morley) -- Gai! White. GRADE 9B: Cup for the highest (Donated by W. L. graduation diploma is awarded Smith and Associates). -- Patricia to students who have attended at!Gray, least one year in Grade 13 and GRADE 9C: Cup for student have obtained standing in at least with highest standing: (Donated eight papers of the departmenta examinations. They are as fol lows: Michael Andrew Bate: Denton Arnold Grenke Donald Edward Grierson; Mary Evelyn Harris; James Stephen Robertson with highest standing 1 hy Pickering Women's Institute) '|= Diane Dear. GRADE 9D: Cup for student (Donated + by Claremont Women's Institute) / = Sandra Walmsley. GRADE 9E: Cup for student !by Pickering News) teve Jackman; Lyle Jackson: |K standing: (Donated by George T. Todd; Honor Roll donated by Pickering News) -- Raymond Gil- christ, GRADE 11C: Cup for highest standing: (Donated by Brougham Women's Institute) -- Pat Welsh, GRADE 11: Highest Proficiency (Plague donated by Dunbarton Kiwanis Club) Mary Jean Jamieson, GRADE 11: English Prize --| obert Bodnaryk. French Prize -- Garnet Watch- orn. History Prize -- Garnet Watch- Robert Bod- R Joyce orn Science Prize -- David Saunders; naryk. Latin Prize -- Garnet Watch- orn. Mathematics * Prize -- Garnet Watchorn, Home Economics Prize -- Jane scribed for Grades 7, 8, 9, and 10. Roberts. Industrial Arts Prize -- Gordon Elaine Barkey; Johnson. . Agriculture Prize -- Rae An- derson. GRADE 12: Highest Proficiency (Plaque donated by Pickering Rotary Club. Cash award donated -- Garnet Watchorn. Commercial Girl with highest commercial proficiency: (Trophy donated by Rouge Hills Lions Club) -- Jane oenderman. . Boy with highest commercial proficiency: (Trophy donated by Brougham Lodge, No. 185, I0OF) -- David Saunders. . Cup for outstanding Bookkeep: | (Donated by Claremont Co- op) -- Jane Koenderman. : Cup for outstanding Economics student; (Donated by J. O. Bris Cup for outstanding Shorthand | Writer: (Donated by Ajax Ware-| housing) -- Jane Koenderman, Cup for outstanding Typist in school: (Donated by Disney Motors) -- Richard Kormos. Cup for outstanding Penman in Janet Vander Lugt; Marie Ves:| .hool: (Donated by Claremont (Cup donated by Sarco Canada Co-op) -- Jean Walker. Grade 13 Biology Prize: (Donated by Dr. Kenneth Roberts Susan | Ritchie English Prize: (Donated by Dowty Equipment of Canada 14d.) -- Elizabeth Anne Stratton (All awards won by the late Eliz abeth Anne Stratton will be re ceived on behalf of the family by their Rector, Rev. R. E. Arm- strong.) History Prize: (Donated by Kit- chen Installations Ltd.) --- Susan Ritchie, Latin Prize: (Donated by Rouge Hill Lions Club) Elizabeth Anne Stratton. French Prize: Rutherford"s Dairy) Peters, Mathematics Prize: (Donated by Mr. Robert Brimbecom) - (Donated by -- Craig | awarded to Craig Peters. | Victoria College Residence Alumni Scholarship: Value awarded to Craig Peters. Dominion Provincial Special Bursary: Awarded to candidates who achieve over 80 per cent on ithe Grade 13 examinations and who enrol at an Ontario Univer- sity, Value $400 -- awarded to Craig Peters, Canadian Legion Scholarshi Ontario Command: Value awarded to Craig, Peters. Atkinson Charitable Foundation |Award: Value $400 -- awarded to | Keith Norton, Value $400 -- awarded to Craig Peters. Dominion Provincial Bursaries: Value $500 -- awarded to Craig Peters; value $500 awarded to Michael Bate; value $500 awarded to Keith Norton; value $500 awarded to Denton Grenke. Reserve Officer Training Plan: Complete University Education while serving in the Armed Serv- ices, estimated value $6000 to dur Village Honors Its War Dead PICKERING VILLAGE (Staf South Pickering joined organized by the Branch of the Canadian Legion No, 541. Pipe bands from Bowmanville and Highland Creek Legion bran- ches headed the parade which fell in at the Station road. Other Le- ion branciics represented were abi Ry Whitby, Osha- wa. The parade marshal was Ross McKnight of Bowmanville and Dunbarton Foresters, Pickering Firemen, Girl Guides, Scouts and Cubs also appeared in the parade, District Commander Louis Knack of Trenton placed the pro- i] in a|Other vineisl at the heat were placed tions while the band nt Dennis Salvation Corp provided the music for remembrance Day hymns. Lieut. Pearl Donnelly, officer commanding the Ajax Salvation Army Corps, who is padre of the Dunbarton Legion conducted the service, Reeve Cyril Morley of Picker- ing and Reeve W. G. Lawson of the township welcomed the visi- {tors to the municipalities, It was noted that this was the first ser- vice held at the cenotaph in near- ly 20 years. In between Last Post and Re- veille the Bowmanville pipe band played a lament, PORT PERRY Rotary Plans By MRS, CHARLES H, REESOR PORT PERY -- The Women's Missionary Society of the Port {Perry United Church held its No- vember meeting at the home of (Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey, Cochrane |streef, with an attendance of 37. The president, Mrs. Edgar Adopt Child BOWMANVILLE --- Bowman- vill Rotary Club is planning to become foster-parent to a child in some foreign country, it was revealed by Dr, Keith Slemon,, Friday. | Leask, opened the meeting with a Remembrance Day reading and The foster - parents' project, said Dr. Slemon, js the lalest a prayer, Miz, Hall read the com- development in 'the Rotary's In- {the WMS Rally held in Green- wood, Mrs. Len. Colbear, Christian Stewardship secretary, reported |with a reading "Gift Giving in | Advance" and as birthday secre- tary reported four members' | birthdays in November. A special |greeting was extended to Mrs. Zula Jackson who was celebrat- |ing her birthday: Members joined {munity friendship report given at|ternational Service Committee |program to help better foreign {relations and assist underprivil- eged children in the world, | He outlined the method by which the club will become a foster - parent saying that the local committee would choose a child in a foreign country and support him financially, The ex- pected cost has been set at $180 lly, which will be deriv |in singing 'Happy Birthday" to their life b Mrs. Jack from club funds. and to Mrs, Joseph Peel. Mr. and |Mrs. Peel are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. Mrs, Clifford Love gave a re- port on the fall rally held in |Greenwood when Mary Halg from Japan was the guest speaker. The slate of officers for 1959 was read and Mrs, Ben Smallman [tendered a vote of thanks to the | retiring officers, At the close of the business ses- sion Mrs. Michell's group con. |ducted the devotional. Mrs, J. C. Taylor read the scripture lesson |and Mrs. Ben Smallman spoke on the need of peace among nations, Mrs, S. Cawker sang and Mrs, NEWS BRIEFS cosotapn,| 5 JRESSES TOLERANCE 'Make Army |ville and Cobourg Rotary Clubs R. CZIRANKA Labor Relations Talk At Rotary BOWMANVILLE -- The key to; On the other hand the employe better employer - employe rela. should recognize the rights of the tions lies in the Rotary four way|employer, be co-operative with test, Howard Wright, president of management, and have respect Curtis Lighting of Canada, Toron-|for his property. So ting of Canada, Toros. The employer must instil in his Club Friday. morale and loyalty, The four way test, which asks said Mr, Wright, Loyalty was the "Is it the Truth", "Is is fair to/end product of goodwill, while all concerned," * morale enabled the worker lo Will it buil good will and better' friendship," |turn out more and better prod- and "Will added. SUBSCRIBERS THE TIMES BOWMANVILLE FOR MISSED PAPERS AND SOWMANVILLE'S FINEST TAX! SERVICE PHONE STEVEN'S TAXI safety, and sbove all, his equal bargaining rights. ip, Mr. as a leader, a fil his tasks wi Rotary May Wright said that person must th a high I AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE NOTICE Will all interested parties please note that owing to reconditioning Bases Tour BOWMANVILLE - Bowman. have been invited by the Cana-| dian Army to visit the milita establishments in Kingston Wed. nesday. | The invitation comes as a re- | sult of last summer's tour | HONOR COL, KIDD TORONTO (CP) -- Lt.-Col. T. Ashmore Kidd of Kingston, im- perial grand master of the Grand Orange Council of the World, was honored Saturday at a banquet given by the Grand Lodge of Brit- ish America and the Ontario East and West lodges. He was elected to his high post at a meeting in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, in July, CAMPAIGN SUCCESSFUL MONTREAL (CP) -- The 1058 ign of the Capadian Can- $8,000 -- Colin Lav, Royal Mili-| Michell gave a review of Alaska cer "Society produced $2,303,863 tary College; Steve Hemenway, Royal Roads, B.C, {from the new Study Book. Lunch was served by dian Army officers of the various Rotary clubs in the area. At that time the officers outlined | to the clubs the army apprentice plan and the Regular Officer Training Plan, If there is a sufficient number to tour the bases, an army bus will be put at the disposal of the | clubs. The program includes a visit to the Canadian army ap- prentice school at Barriefield and a trip to the Royal Military Col. | lege, Kingston, If there is not & sufficient sum. ber, the tour will be postponed to! a later date. of the floor, the Main Hall will be closed from midnight on Thurs- day, November 20th, until 6:00 p.m. Thursday, November 27th, Adjoining rooms which can be entered from the outside will be in use, 'Contact A. G. Baldry, Phone 310) and made this the most Mrs. ful year in the society's 21-year! General Motors Institute: Com. Michell's group, followed by a so-| history, K. A. Gardner of Toronto plete University Education, esti- mated value $3000 -- Donald Pos- till; Denton Grenke. City of Ottawa Canadian Citi-| zenship Forum: Rotary Clubs of Pickering and Ottawa -- Robert Bodnaryk. Other Citations Badminton Champions -- Boys' Singles -- Ross Stevenson: Girls Singles -- Barbara Wage- naar: Boys' Doubles Ross Stevenson and Don Grierson; Girls' Doubles -- Irene and Bar- bara Wagenaar; Mixed Doubles-- Irene Wagenaar and Rennie] Boyle. | Bantam Boy Champion: (Cup and Trophy donated by PDHS| Student Council) -- Robert Wood. | Junior Bor Champion: (Troohy donated by Dr, W. W, Tomlinson; Cup donated by Harry Boyes) -- George Wilson. Intermediate Boy Champion: (Trophy donated by Boyes Drug Store; Cup donated by Sarco Can- ada Limited) -- Paul Munroe, Senior Boy Champion: (Cup and Trophy donated by J. R. Boyes) -- Kenneth Dean Bantam Girl Champion: | Field Day Awards (Cup {bin, B, Comm.) -- Jean Walker. and Trophy donated hy PDHS|!o midnight Sunday. Student White Junior Girl Champion: (Tro- phy donated by Dr. W, W, Tom- linson; Cup donated by Harry Boyes) Elizabeth Erickson, Intermediate Girl Champion: | Parliament) Gail Ltd.) -- Marion Kime, Senior Girl Champion: and Trophy donated by J Boyes) -- Lorna Jordan. Boys' Track Team -- Lake On. tario District (COSSA) Cham- pions, 1958. Hurt Soldier Given Help By Whirlybird MONTREAL (CP)--An RCAF {helicopter Sunday flew a critic {ally injured soldier to the Mont- real Neurological Institute from |Camp Petawawa, Ont. (Cup R.|of Simcoe, cial half hour, {reported Saturday. 38 Die In Canada Over Weekend By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Thirty - eight persons died in weekend accidents 'across the county, a Canadian Press survey showed today, 28 of them in tral fic mishaps. The toll by provinces (with traf-| fic deaths in brackets): British| Columbia § (3), Alberta 1 (0), Wayne Sparks, 20, killed Satur- Manitoba 3 (3), Ontario 14 (9), Quebec 9 (7), New Brunswick 2 (2), Prince Edward Island 3 (3), rested the drivers of the other |cars involved on a charge ofl and Newfoundland 1 (1), | In addition to the 28 traffic fa. | talities--which included the fifth victim to die in Toronto's pedes- trian crosswalks -- there were, three deaths by fire, six drown- ings and one shooting. The CP survey covered the lod from 6 p.m. local time Friday CROSSWALK VICTIM The Ontario dead: Wilson Benjamin Fairley, 78, fatally injured Friday night, the | fifth person to die on Toronto's pedestrian crosswalks, Robert Tiliife, 10, killed Friday when a car struck his bicycle in (front of his home five miles east Gerald Hunt, 37, and brother | Edward, 39, both of Wallaceburg, |and Murray McGuigan, 37, and |Lorne Wallace, 21, both of St, | Thomas, drowned Friday night | when their motorboat capsized in |Angus Lake 45 miles north of {North Bay. Mrs, Gladys Beryl MacGillive ray, burned to death Saturday (when fire destroyed her home |above a post office at Crysler, [35 miles northwest of Cornwall, [CAR TRAIN CRASH Guardsman J. P, Dempsey of {pital before he was flown here. |His right leg and chest also were | fatally injured Saturday night on ' Has Effect Ini] Gunner Clarence King, 22, was| the First Canadian Guards Regl- ment at Camp Petawa, killed Sat- urday in a cartrain crash in dense fog near Pembroke, Guardsman Frederick Caldwell, 20, of Hamilton suffered head and on cuts and is in Pembroke hos- pital. Mrs. Janine Delorme, 25, and day in separate two-car collisions in Ottawa, In each case police ar criminal negligence. Mrs, Wilhelmina Plunkett, 81, killed Saturday night when she was struck by a car at a Hamil. {ton intersection. WHEEL COMES OFF Leonard Raynard of Kenora, killed Saturday near Kenora when a wheel came off his truck and it hit the ditch, Charles Baldacchin, 61, of Tor- onto, who died in hospital at Lind. say Saturday after his car hit a tree 12 miles southwest of there, Edward Howard Francis, §4, Highway 2 west of Kingston when he was struck by a car as he walked along the highway. Radium Needle TYLER, Tex. (AP)-=If Johnay Pierce, 19, survives his search: for details. TRY, I SR SEN NU, Ss VY -------------------- ------- DANISH TRADITION Denmark's Royal Guards Regi- ment, still wearing bearskin caps, | was founded in 1658, - ing--and sometimes startling -- amateur experiments, neighbors are convinced he'll one day be 2 great scientists, Just now he's in the hospital, Doctors sald he may experience severe after effects from han. dling a borrowed radium needle. Official concern relaxed, how: ever, at a disclosure Saturday gt that Pierce did not spread lethal rays of radioactive cobalt. Buy "SpackMasTer" and save all the space swinging doors waste . , . these smart, steel framed folding doors by son Hemenway; David Wilmot with highest standing: (Donated Hewie; Alice Norine Kime; Don- by Dr. E. R. Humphrey) -- Jean ald Wayne Francis King: Colin|Barclay. Mackenzie Lay. GRADE 9F: Cup for student Jean Emily Elizabeth Mc: with highest standing: (Donated Gregor; Gilbert Wesley Luker|y Golden Rule Club, Ont, Chap. Newport; Keith Calder Norton: OES) -- Brian Greener. Jerry Anthony Omelon; Robert| GRADE 9: Highest Proficiency Craig Peters; Donald Murray _ (Plaque donated by Mr. and Postill; Susan Barbara Ritchie:|nps Charles A. Sterritt) -- Pat- Vietor Rudik; Joyce Lillian ricia Gray. Schneider; Elizabeth Anne Strat- ton | GRADE (0A: Cup for student h with highest standing: (Donated Diplomas General Course by Dr. G. Jones) -- Diana John- Graduation Diploma (General) son. | is awarded to students who have, GRADE 10B: Cup for highest successfully completed th e standing: (Donated by W. O. Ben- courses of study prescribed for/nett) -- Gordon Todd. Grades 11 and 12 of the general GRADE 10C: Cup for highest course as follows: standing: (Donated by Dr, G. Gordon Allman; Rae Anderson; Jones) -- Marie Vesters Edward Barnaby; Bob Best; Rob GRADE 10 Highest Pro- ert. Bodnaryk; Murray Carson; ficiency (Plaque donated by Beth Chisholm; Maureen Cooke; Mrs. B. K. Sleightholm) -- Diana Lorne Cummings; Ken Dean; 'Johnson. Robert De Lint. Art Prize: (Donated by Reeves Bob Fawcett; Sharon Fitz-| Artist Supply Co. Ltd.) -- Norma gerald; Bonnie Fortier; Betty| Cartwright. Gates; Wilfred Gliddon; Barbara, Music Prize: For student who Gray: Roger Hacker; Gail Hall;|has contributed most to the musi- william Hansen; Marilyn Huff-|cal life of the school: (Donated man; Carole Jakeman; by Dr, and Mrs. F, §. Hertzberg, Jarfles, Gordon Johnson; Alan Season Ticket to Toronto Sym- Jones. |phony Orchestra Concerts) - Robert Kerton; Foster Lay- Alice Stevenson. cock: Peter Laycock; Joan Lum-| GRADE 11A: Cup for highest ley ®* Howard Malcolm; Douglas) standing (Donated by W. P Moffat;, Paul Munroe: George/Neale: Honor Roll donated by M Neak Hugh Neill; Victor Nor-S. Chapman) Mary Jean man; lan Parish; John Paxton: Jamieson Jo-Anne Porter. . |" GRADE 11B: Cup for highest Craig Peters. { (hurt in a car accident near the Physics and Chemistry Prize: camp Sunday morning. His con. (Donated by Grant Messer) --idition was listed as "critical." Craig Peters. His left leg had been amputaed Prize for Highest Academic at the knee at Deep River, hos-| crushed. "King had got out of his stalled |car on Highway 17 to flag a car (60 among a small circle of Tyler driven by Don Hoffman of nearby associates. | Pembroke. Police said Hoffman's| Johnny at first told investigat- {car hit King and crashed into the ors he bought a mail-order cap- rear of his car. sule of cobalt in Canada, con. Modernfold are available in 40 beautiful colours, or can be Jainted «+. tough, washable abric- coverings . . , easy to in- stall. , . Now ne as Title as $24.95 Standing -- Tie. (D Arthur Mitchell Ltd.) Colin| Lay; Craig Peters. (Names to be| inscribed on the plaque donated) ROOM AND BOARD verted it to liquid form and ac- cidentally spilled the stuff on his hands. Experts of the Atomic Ener Also available: Madernfold Custom Line, first and finest of folding doors, by Arthyr Mitchell Ltd.) | Lewis C. R. Briggs Trophy, for| Commission and the state he FULL INFORMATION ON President of the Students' Council -- Victor Rudik. | SCHOOL LETTER AWARDS Presented to students of Grades 12, 13 and special commercial for outstanding excellence in the three main fields of school life: academic, athletic and extra-cur- ricular activities: Elizabeth Anne Stratton; Craig Peters; Steve Hemenway. ALL ROUND LOY AND GIRL TROPHIES Cup for All Round Girl (Donated by PDHS Students' Council) -- Elizabeth Anne Strat. ton. Cup for All Round Boy:| (Donated by Dunbarton Kiwanis Club; Honor Roll donated by Dr, N. F. Tomlinson) -- Craig Peters. SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES Queen's University Edgar For. | rester Scholarship:: Value $500 -- awarded to Donald W. F. King University of Toronto Samuel Beatty Fund (Mathematical Scholarship): Value $300 «| SMELL, CHATMORE, BECAUSE [ 1 HORE OUR SUPPER OF GARLIC BREAD AND SPAGHETTI HASNT BLUNTED YOUR KEEN SENSE OF WANT YOU TO GET THE DELICACY OF THAT SUBTLE SCENT! I'M CALLING IT "BALLET,"AS IT BRINGS TO MIND THE ETHEREAL CHARM AND GRACE OF THE BALLET/ depastmen said Pierce's story didn't jibe with their findings. They asked more questions, That's when Johnny admitted borrowing the radium needle] from Mother Frances Hospital, where he works part time as a student x-ray technician. FOR MISSED PAPERS IN AJAX if you have not received your Times by 7 pm. coll AJAX TAXI PHONE AJAX 333 All sells must be placed batore 7.30 a.m. I SPAGEMASTE "Bp AT THESE HARLEIGH MFG. | 22 BLOOR EAST RA 5-3012 aa DEALERS «wo om ve om oe - MILLWORK & BLDG. SUPPLIES LTD. 1279 SIMCOE NORTH RA 3.4694