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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Student Newspaper THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 10, 1961 § Senior team members are Mary Lou Cucdy, Elsive Ca i, Mary ¥lms, Karin Gross, Kathy Mcintyre, Diane Speers, Teresa Steffler, June Scott, Bon- field, Menzel, Burnside, Joey Bryant, Angeli- ka ¥ggert, iris Giffin, Marget Hamer, Anne Henstock, Marg Hare, Maureen Liddle, Susann Schilling, Julie Tweedy and the manager is Kathy Cuddy. Grade 9 volleyball coaches nie Townsend, Jchanna Wensing, i ALTAR BOYS RECEIVE On Sunday afternoon, Most Rev. F. D. Marrocco, DD, Auxiliary Bishop of Toronto, presented altar boy award certificates to 160 altar boys from four parishes in the Whitby area. The awards were made at St. John the Evangelist Church, in Whitby, on behalf of the Serra Club, of Toronto, an international or- ganization dedicated to the purpose of increasing voca- tions to the priesthood. Shown SERRA CLUB AWARDS above are representative altar boys of the four parishes with His Excellency and Joseph Cornish, president of the To- ronto Serra Club, Left to right in the photo are William Fin- negan, of St. Bernadette's, At Henry St. High By JOAN CALDER Smiling faces peered out of the pictures laying on the vari- ous teachers' desks. School photos had been returned to the school office by the photogra- 4 pher and now the rush to order © Student Activity cards will be on. Student Activity cards are the lowdown on what was dis- cussed. Discussion on school Christ- mas cards was held. It was planned to have the school em- blem printed on: the front of the cards. The discussion was ad- journed with the motion that the council secretary write to Ajax der. and the manager, Gerry Alexan- are Julie Tweedy, Bonnie Town- send, Jan Norwood, Maureen school on Tuesday and Thurs- Junior team members are Liddle, Ann Henstock and Mary Elms. day nights. Teachers met the Marilyn Archer, Pat Bloye, Joy parents and gave parents the portraits of their children as students. VOLLEYBALL The girls' volleyball teams have been chosen for this year. sold to support Student Council and thus support the school. The cards cost two dollars each but are worth much more in the value that an Activity card hold- er gets out of an Activity card. Advantages that a student re- ceives from an activity card are many. He has reduced ad- mission to school dances. He gets an identification for shows to allow students to get in on re- duced student admission. The money obtained from the sale of the Activity cards pro- vides transportation on buses for school teams when they go away to play games at other schools. Student Council has decided that High School and OCVI in Osh- awa to obtain information about getting the cards printed. Students again want to start the school newspaper called the 'School Spirit Splash." Council decided that this paper be or- ganized into a club and run as an extra-curricular activity. A few articles, such as the con- troversial column, "Teacher's Pet," were argued over be- cause some felt that it was not necessary. Another side of the argument was that students should have a chance to express their views. Mr. Dhillon was to be consulted about being a staff Ajax, John McGee, of St. John the Evangelist, Whitby, Bishop Marrocco, Mr. Cor- DODD & SOUTER C.L.L. Paint Dealer Ind: ST. JOHN AMBULANCE FIRST AID COURSE Registration for en eight-week First Ald Course Instructed by St. John Ambulance will be held ov PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE 107 BYRON ST. S., WHITBY MO 8-5231 All &, Thursday, October 12 at Saints' Parish Hall police and fire departments YOUR Painting & Decorating Contractors Gyptex, Paperhonging Full Wall Murels end general public invited. FEE $4.00 Sponsored by the Whitby Chamber of Commerce nish, Gregory Gerbis, of St. / d advisor for the paper. Francis de Sales, Pickering, all members on school teams and James Puddister, of St. |must take Activity cards be- Concerning the school dances, council moved that ten per cent ive the benefits ! ; { cause they receive of all dance receipts be given Mary's Mission, Rosebank. " 219 i _ from the money Student Council Garrard Road Brigade In Ambitious Program As part of the National Fire Prevention Week program of Whitby Township Fire Depart- ment No. 2 (Garrard road) nearly 300 school children in The results of their efforts will decide which girl and boy will win top honors in each school. Much of the fire prevention week program in Canada and | | Banquet for the Garrard Road|Euclid street, and a nine-year- Fire Department will be held on!0ld boy, passenger in one of tL: Saturday, Oct. 21 at 7.00 p.m. in| vehicles, suffered a cut shin. Westminster United Church| A car driven by Elmer Treen, Grades 3, 4 and 5 were visited) ihe United States is promoted| 4 | DROP IN CALLS by members of the department. |p, an insurance company, said| The visits to St. Paul's Sepa- rate School and the Taunton| and Sinclair Public Schoo's, launched Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 8 to 14 and an all-out Mr. Watson, and the company feels that children in Grades 3, any other. attack on fire hazards by the 20-man department, headed by Fire Chief Jim Waston. The students in the three schools were lectured on fire hazards in the home and, upon completing an inspection of| their own homes, were appoint-| ed Junior Fire Marshals. Each was presented with | badges and their names will be| placed on an honor roll in the| three schools. "The Garrard Road Fire De-| partment feels that these school lectures, which have been car-| ried out for the past three years, are the most important part of the program," said Fire Chief Watson. 'Every week| fire strikes at more than 1,000 Canadian homes," he pointed out, "and the pathetic thing is that 90 per cent of she destroy homes could spared o le checked fire traps in the CHOOSE MISS FLAME inspect the area this week, located between the lake front and the third concession. '""Seventy-five per cent of alll home," he continued, Mr. Watson said that in Can- ada last year a total of 566 "The fire prevention week program is an all-important p {part in protecting life and prop-lon Walnut street. Following the 4 and 5 are more fire safetyorty" Chief Watson said in|collision at conscious at this stage than at|cjosing, "and we are proud to|both vehicles came to rest fac- {announce that since we started|ing west on Walnut street, west|a hymn. lecturing the school "and|dropped by 50 per cent in the|Alfred Noble Grant, of Picker-|Rezelman was in charge of the | three-quarters of fire deaths in | Canada result from home fires." area." The department was one of|9, who suffered a cut chin. the first in Canada to com-| 3 lectures during Whitby Police Department, in.|the program to be given Satur- mence school deaths were caused by fire and Fire Prevention Week. that the Ontario tally was 185. In addition to teaching school] children, the fire department personnel will instruct teachers on how to operate fire extin-| guishers in the schools. Teach-| ers will have to put out fires i | the vicinity of the school yards. Home and School Associations in the schools will also hear speakers on fire prevention dur- ing this week. FIRE INSPECTION Fire Department crews will all industrial sites in : children|of the intersection. |fires in Canada are in the|three years ago, fire calls have to Student Council. A letter ad-| dressed to the school informed council that the police officers| who attended the dances to pre- vent any undesirables from forc-| ing entry into the dances were to be paid nine dollars in future instead of the former five dol-| lars. | Parents' night was held at the spends on the buses. STUDENT COUNCIL At this week's meeting, the president, Kathy Hamer, passed a motion to have the minutes typed out each week and given to members of the council. This is to give the members who missed the previous meeting 'Boy Injured In | Town Mishap Two motor vehicles were ex- tensively damaged on Saturday afternoon when they collided at the intersection of Walnut and BLAME TATTOOING Work, Pray Group | yy york (AP)--The city health department will impose a Hears Pastor ban on tattooing of the human] Emmanuel Reformed Churchibody effective Nov. 1 to help street while a truck driven by|Work and Pray Society met prevent the spread of serum he-| Harvey Beatty, of 51 Beatty|Wednesday evening at the|patitis, a liver ailment, it was |road, Ajax, was proceeding west|church at its regular semi-|announced Monday. The depart-| monthly meeting. The president|ment said is has traced 32 cases| Mrs. Rezelman was in charge|of hepatitis--and one death--to of the meeting and opened with|tattooing during the last three years. of 526 Euclid street, Whitby, was proceeding south on Euclid the intersection, The meditation was led by Passengers with Beatty were | Mrs. Rezelman after which Rev. WHITE NEWSPRINT 4Y2-1b. pkg. discussion on several questions on the preceding chapters. Further plans were made for {ing Beach, and his son, Gary, PC Kenneth Edwards, of the | vestigated. | day, Oct. 21. The ladies are pre- |paring a drama in the Holland] Scarlet Raiders Row To Henry St. By DEREK BETTY Great improvement was shown by Anderson's 'Scarlet Raiders' on Thursday as they met Henry Stréet High School on Ander- son's football field. Great plays were made by which are The Garrard Road Fire Hall On Friday, Oct. 13, students|was open to the public last Sat- in each of the three schools willjurday and in addition "Open compete for the honor of being| House" will be held on Wednes- named "Miss Flame" and '"Mr.|day, Oct. 11 from 7 - 9 p.m. and Smoke." During this week stu- dents will be busy with their pencils in trying to write a four- lined poem on fire prevention. also Saturday, Oct. 14, when in- struction will be given on the use of extinguishers. The annual Fire Preventionl Ted Gowe, Tommy Kirkwood, Stan McKelvey, John Spellen, Bruce Craige and considerable improvement was shown by the whole team. Their lack of ex- perience was shown in the score 16-0 in favor of Henry. On several occasions Anderson was deep in Henry territory but could not score. The tackling has certainly improved as when the 'Raiders' hit a guy he usual- TO LIVE IN WHITBY Pictured following their wedding in Brooklin United Church are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ray. The bride is the former Lyn Mantle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mantle, of Brooklin and the bride- groom is the son of Mrs. ma in f approximately 630 1 entitled "The Hands| That Load (| sheets for -- $1.00 Further business was discuss- Also Available in ed and the neeting Slosed by 9-1b. pkgs. singing - Now thank we all our DEAL FOR TYPING. God" and the Lord's Prayer in PADS, CARBON COPIES i R. Wiersma served re- INNER OFFICE MEMOS, ETC. freshments. On Sale of . .. WHITBY OFFICF & ly stayed hit, although the line needs more experience. The game consisted mostly of pitch-outs, runs and hand-offs, but in the fourth quarter Ander- National Fire Prevenfion Week OCTOBER 8-14th The attention of ell citizens of the Town of Whitby is directed to the following recom. dati for the p of loss of life end property by fire. AH dwellings, public Build, stores, h and foctori should be carefully inspected by their occu- ponts, and oll conditions likely to couse or promote the spread of fire should be re- moved. All theatres, hotels and other insti. tutional buildings should be inspected end PREVENTED provision made for all changes necessary te protect occupants in cave of fire. Fire drills should be held for the children in all schools, for the inmates of all institutions, and for the employees in all factories, in order that a greater degree of safety be ensured by acquainting the occupants with the best and most expeditious means of exit in time of danger. Special instructions on the subject of fire prevention should be given by the teachers and by municipal officials in the schools and such appropriate literature as may be available should be distributed to the pupils! This co-operation of all citizens of the Town of Whitby is respectfully se- licited in the above matters. George Brooks, CHAIRMAN, FIRE COMMITTEE son changed the pace by pass- ing. These passes might have changed the result of the game, had the new tactics been started earlier, In the near future we expect Anderson to start on a winning spree. WHITBY AND DIS. MEN'S hid (Dia CIRCULATION DEPT. Oshawa Times Bruce Corner FIRE CHIEF PRESERVE LIFE & PROPERTY AND REDUCE INSURANCE RATES LEAGUE THURSDAY NIGHT Singles, 250 or over--J. Ross 264, W. Brown 253, W. Watson 265, A. Samanski 250, J. Kirk- | white 265, E. Jordan 272-287; A. Knibb 259, M. Jordan 277, A. { Young 270, W. Hubbard 285, B. Gordon 253, D. Lloyd 256, J. Brueckle 310, M. Slessor 260, D. Adams 292, M. Reeson 274, 208, 265; D. Rowden 251, 254; F. Major 265, J. Williams 279, Business Firms of CLIP AND SAVE FOR WEEKLY REFERENCE! CALENDAR SPOR This Programme Presented By The Local WHITBY and DISTRICT !! --- Of WEEKLY Events! J. Kirk 256, D. Smith 250, C. Hutcheon 309, 283; B. Hutcheon 284. : Triples, 700 and over -- E. y Jordan 785, C. Hutcheon 798, D. Rowden 715, M. Reeson 837, M. THE LOMBANK Money Tog Jordan 725. fe is the symbol of friendly money service for thousands of families who seed STAFFORD Brothers Lid. Monuments M0 8-3552 Whitby WHITBY MOTORS LTD. G.M. DEALER FOR PONTIAC, BUICK VAUXHALL & G.M.C. TRUCKS NEW AND USED CARS New Car Sales 107 Dundas East MO 8-3610 1006 Brock South MO 8.4911 Used Car Sales Rousseau Upholstery FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS Our location et 216 MARY ST. EAST 1 block Hoh MM Offlse Is Most Convenient For Yi ing Needs of Quanity dg Prices That Save! MO 8-3483 emergency cash or money for consolidation of bills and la. stallments. "Lombie" is fast a0 all getout, VIGOR OIL STATION Operated by "Vic" Van Luven Dominion Royal Tires The Best Deal on New and Used Tires DIESEL OIL Phone MO 8-3644 501 Brock St. N., Whitby Homeowner's Policy Does Work of Four Modern fire insurance--one Homeowner's Policy does the job of 4 separate policies, yet costs less! Ask about it soon. THIS WEEK'S SPORTS EVENTS Walter Ray, of Oshawa, and the late Mr. Ray. The couple established residence in Whitby. WM. H. (BILL) MIDDLETON Finance 608 Brock St. §. Whitby, Ont. MO 8-3762 The name to remember for MONEY! 101 DUNDAS ST. W., WHITBY BROCK BLDG. MO 8.3381 wan CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Stats Farm Moteal Automobile tasuronce Copa Canadian Head Office--Torontoe, on. FIND TWO BODIES DETROIT (CP) -- A laid-off factory worker, estranged from| his wife, shot and killed himself and his four-year-old son in their rented bungalow in suburban Hazel Park. Police said the vic- tims in the murder-suicide were Richard Lambert, 28, and his son, Ned. Their bodies were| found Sunday. | VISITS SEAWAY EXHIBIT PARIS (CP) -- French Presi- dent de Gaulle paid a weekend visit to the St. Lawrence Sea-|| way exhibit, one of the high- lights of the 27th annual marine show now in progress here. He closely questioned officials about the functioning of the Seaway and its impact upon the North American economy. 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