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ery mens say eee Central Collegiate Promotions Listed students in Nadine MacDermaid, Sernie Mueller, Fred Mullins, Hope Robinson, Brenda The Grades 9, 10, and 11, in the|Tyrpin Oshawa Central Collegiate In- stitute have been promoted, or conditionally promoted, to a r : A conditional promotion means that the student has shown weakness in one or more|%* subjects and must greatly im- prove his work. Sometithes such} a promotion is granted on con- dition that the student take a designatd course in a_ higher} grade. Promotions or condition- al promotions to a five-year or a four-year course have been so designated on individual stu- dent report cards already sent out. : TOP STUDENTS The following students head- ed their respective courses in the year's work: Grade 9 -- First, Teri Nor- moyle, 88.7 per cent; Second: Lorraine Smelko, 88.5 per cent. Grade 10, Five-Year Arts and Science -- First: Lydia Skoch- 91.7 per cent; Second: Lucille Bak, 88.5 per cent. Grade 10, Four-Year Arts and) Science -- First: Richard Bilin- ski, 80.0 per cent; Second: Carol Middleton, 79.6 per cent. Grade 11, Genera] -- First: Sandra Fry, 89.2 per cent; Sec- ond, Janet Hubar and David Riley (tied), 86.1 per cent. Grade 12, General -- First: Irene Cherkas and Hedwig Gra- bowski (tied), 82.4 per cent; Second: Sophie Taratuta, 81.0 per cent. Grade 12, Special Commercial -- First: Donna Bessie, 76.5 per cent; Second: Helen Wiatrzyk, CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED Daniel Froud, Terry Jackson, Jack McGarry, Jerry Ogden, Sharon Parish, Connie Pritchard. 9& PROMOTED 'aud Hengstberger, Kenneth Hoar, Mon- Ika Hof, William Kusmyteh. Logeman, Darlene MacDon- lene McGahey, Sylvia Mak- ¥, Linda Marsh, Rosina Ruffo (First-Class Honors), Marilyn Scott, David Seeley, Joan Smith (First-Class Honors) Donald Suppeisa, Judy Thomp- Larry Hergott (First-Class Honors), Wal-| Bolot Maule, Carol Middleton (First-class Hon- ors); Connie Mitton, Eric Palokoski, John Rajkovic, Daniel Reid (First-class Hon- ors); Rudak, Robert Sargeant, Judy Spencer, irene Swynar, Linda Tate, Gerald Tilk. - CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED Tom Rowinski. PROMOTED TO GRADE 12 lenko, Audery Burnett, Marina Cap- puccitti, Doris Chromej, Frank Daiidow'cz, Danny. Frankiw, Sandra Fry Sharron |Graham, Janet Hubar, Ann J Frances Kruger, Jerry Kuzemchax, Gary Pringle, Joseph Przednicki, David Riley. : Second-class Honors Sharon Annis, Beverley Garriage, Phil- lip. Baugh, Sharon Branscombe, Rejeanne C son, Patricia Young, Barbara Sophie Zaniewski. CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED George Blaney, John Buntsma, a Clark, John Henry, James Lawson, Arthur Waltis. 98 PROMOTED Ann Boricic, Sharon Brown (First-Class Honors), Sharlene Claus (First - Class Honors), Lynda Fleischaver, Doni (First-Class Honors), Georgina Kuche- rik, Sherry Loscombe (First-Class Hon- ors), '.eah. Lowry (First-Class Honors), Judith Mctsaac, Georgina Powlenchuk (First-Class Honors), Valerie Stauffer, Avril Taylor (First-Ciass Honors), Joan Wilson, Lorna Yeo, Halina Zielinski. CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED Teresa Johnson, ean Hi er Patricia Mudrey, Patricia Timoil. WA PROMOTED : Lynne Andrews, Susan Barker /Mar:lyn ors); Susan Brown (First-class Honors); Leonard Cassidy (First-class Honors); Olga y, Irene Chromej (First- class Honors); John Davidson, Robert Dearborn, Margaret Demoe, Jane Ferens, Edward Helcoe (First-class Honors); Joyce Hickey, Dary! Hudgin (First-Class Honors); Sandra Hughes, Christe! Kleitsch (First-class Honors); Kobyra, irene Kuz. Frances Levandoski, Susan Lovelock (First-class Honors); Aila Loysxa, Anne- Marie Malarz, Christine Naylor (First- class Honors); E..en Nussbaumer, Patricia Olinyk (Firstciass Honors); Jane Przednicki, Norine Reid (First-cl Honors); Carolyn Rodgers, Lydia Skoch- Angela 76.2 per cent. 9A PROMOTED William Angus, Sandra Babij (First-| Class Honors), Dennis Bessie, David Calder (First-Class Honors), Gail Elliott) (First-Class Honors), Richard Ellison, Rita Goldman, David Chery! Gray, William Hastie, Dennis Hercia, Lois Mulatt, Anne-Marie Key. | Eric Lockwood (First Class "tonors), Linda MacLeod, Diane McDiarmid, Joan McMaster (First-Class Honors), David) Marlowe (First-Class Honors), Jaclyn Mitruk (First-Class Honors), Teri Nor- moyle (First-Class Honors), James Parson, Margaret Smits (First-Class Honors), Alexander Sosna, Ronald Stalll- brass, Olga Turowec (First-Class Hon-) ors), Stella Van Der Duim, CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED Janet Gabona, Mark, McConkey, shall, Elaine Sargeant, Barbara Wilkins, 9B PROMOTED Carol Arnburg, Daniel Butt, Caine, Robert Cameron, Joyce Cousins,| Allen' Dixon, Paula Gilbert, Jean Glen- nie, Linda Locke, Ruth McKnight, Joyce McLauglin, Deborah Newman, William) Norton, Nada Plavetich, Lynda Proctor,| Fred Ross, Eva Schatz, Caro! Ann Stevens. -COND.TIONALLY PROMOTED Judy "Mar- Ann Venning, Kathleen Clowes, Leslie Kehoe, Dianne! Ciass Honors); Richard Starzynski, Mary | Christopher Roberts. Lenehan, Nora McQuoid, Richard Mor-! rison, Nancy Smith, Gloria Sworik. 9C PROMOTED Joan Brennan (First-Class Honors), First-Class Honors), ass i ert Cherry (First-Class Honors), Churchard, Walter Ovbrowsky, Elliott (First-Class Honors), Chery! Embury, Brien Flint, Edwina Gorny| (First-Class Honors), Beverley Hainer (First-Class Honors), Linda Hutcheon, David Johnson, Donald Kellar (First- Class Honors),.Denvis Krout (First-Class Honors), Steven Kurianowicz, Attillo Labriola (FirstClass Honors), Maureen Lee, Brian Lock, Douglas Lymer, Doug- las Murray, Murray Newman (©'rst Class "Kunden Peddie. Bonnie Ross, Gloria Russe'i, Sergi Skoblikowsky|, Lorraine Smelko (First- Class Honors), Patricia Smith, Deloris Smysnuik, Judy Stevenson, Douglas Sup- pelsa, Sharon Thompson (4irst-c lass Honors). CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED Nina Bakunowicz, David Cranston, Steven Hum. 9D PROMITED Steven Bernacki, Robert Buller, Linda) Chappell, Frank Coscaretia, John Cuth-| bert (First-Class 4onors), Barry Dunn, Murray Flieler, Linda Grant, Greenough, Shirley Hayden, Hraynyk, Ronald Lockey. Alayne Ronald }, An-|Donaid Kram, Suzanne Lewis, drew Cherkas, (First-Class Honors), Rob-| Marsh, Henry Reczulski, Marie Willow Fred/by. ko (First-class Honors); Susan Topham, |Joseph Zimny. CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED Berdina Clark, Christopher Thirwell. 1B PROMOTED Lucille Bak (First-class Honors); James Baskerville, Anne Bernard, Karen Brass, Eric Butler, Sheila Campbell (First-class Honors); Edna Findlay, Henry Fogel, Robert Garrison, Paulette Gulenchyn (First-class Honors); Carol Hamm (First-class Honors); Barbara Herne, Lea Hilts. Nadia twanczuk, Lucy Kaczmarek (First-class Honors); Rudy Komposch, Susan Knapp, Bonnie Leavitt, Linda Mac- Dermaid, Darlene McKnight, Paul Maun-) der (First-class Honors); Anne-Ma: ors); Terry Ostle. Steven Pomery, Ingrid Temmel, Teresa Beaton, Ariene Brown, Cato!) Tomaszewski (First-class Honors); Wilma! VanDerDuim, Jeannie Young, Linda Zy- bala (First-class Honors). CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED Marie Baker, Sharon Campbell, Brian Robert Christie, Lynda Macinnis, trene Wawrtz- Carol Stezik. niak. 10C PROMOTED Lawrence Anderson, Lioyd Beaule, Ur- sula Brandaver (First-Class Honors); Karen Brisebois, Chapman, Roger Greenough, Efsie Kuz, Brian My- ers, Brian Pollock (First-class Honors); Sandra Robinson, Lucia Semenko (First- Margaret Ann Stetski, Robert Stuart, John Wilkins, Ear! Wotton. CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED Dora Ballan, Ewald Bengel, Margaret Bourne, Stanley Dolezal, Lioyd Heholt, Christine gh 10D PROMOTED Lynn Barriage, Leonard Birivkowicz, Elsie Bogucki, Louise Bondaruk, Martin Brownell, Ihor Chemowsky, Peter Dews- bury, Victoria Dubicki, Kenneth Kornic, Joseph Krasnaj, William Langley, Lerry Lloyd, Mildred MacDonald, Charles Marlowe. Karas, Alex Lahoda, Aline Maiski, Henry} Richard Moak, Harry Morrison, Marilyn Brenda|" land, Carol Davey, Robert Farth'ng. Feith, Christine Gardynik, R: Jacula, jean Jankoski, Robert Johnstone. Robert Kidd, Jerry Kos'w, Wanda Ko Mary Kusmytcn, Grace MacDon- » Nancy Marston, Gerald Moore, Richard Newman, Jane Ochyra, Anne Overgoor, Lorraine Par- ish, James Pendergest, Anthony Perzel. Claude Rocheiort, Earl Sargeant, Irene Shiapak, Walter Silke Michael oe, . Julia SECOND SECTION WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1964 She Oshawa Times PAGE SEVENTEEN Y y Zbigniew Szczepanski, Chester Wawrzy- niak, Robert Whiltsitt. THIRD-class Honors Penrose Baldwin, Fred Bengel, Heather Blanchard, Richard Burtch, Michael Chil- derhose, Lois Cuthbert, Robert Elliott, Patricia Evans, Lynda Gray, Haber. Donna Harrigan, Ronald Hiller, Gail Jardine, Anne Kirchyk. Edward Locke, James McKnight, Mil- lord Masters, Teresa Maziarczyk, Gus [Stephen Patterson, Sylvie Rudy, Barry Bell, Heather Bennett (First-class Hon-|Shields, Jo-Anne Topping, Christine wil-| son. CREDIT STANDING | Nancy Cover, Lynne Craddock, bara Gawor, Particia Herbert, | White. | Bar- Jack Conditionally Promoted Linda Adams, Lawrence Brennan, Chris- tine Borun, Jacques Chamberland Roy | Embury. Susan Jackman, William Morris, Dan- jel Nicholas, Chery! Phillips, Beverley Scott, Charlane Shortt, Nicholas Waz- nicky, Donald Woermke, Edmund Zyg- mont. | SECONDARY DUATION SCHOOL Patricia} To celebrate the re-opening | of the remodelled Globe Cafe, | the proprietor, Hong: Seto, | gave a gala Chinese dinner Tuesday night, to a wide cir- cle of friends and business associates and added a further generous gesture by present- ing a cheque for $200 to the PRESENTS CHEQUE AT CHINESE DINNER chairman of the campaign for 1964, left, received the cheque from Mr. Seto and Ald. Walter Branch, right acted as master Greater Oshawa C ity Chest, Richard Fairthorne, of cer --Oshawa Times Photo DIPLOMAS The following students have obtained standing in Grade 11 and Grade 12 Eng- lish, History, Physical Educaiton, and four or more optional subjects, and sub- |ject to approval by the Ontario De- \partment of Education, have been recom- |mended for graduation diplomas: FIVE OPTIONS FIRST-CLASS HONORS Iree Cherkas, William Cliff, Hedwig Grabowski, Larry Horne, Peter Kilistoff, Chery! Laxdal, Sylvia Rose, Lorraine Smyth, Sophie Taratuta, Ruth Anne Taves, Brian Williams. SECOND-CLASS HONORS David Clark, Connie Fiegel, Diane Goreski, Wayne Haas, Lynda Henderson, |O/Neill, Mathew Obal (First-Class Hon-| sony Atulien, Anna-Maria Racz, Sharon \Stata, Maria Stefaniak. THIRD-CLASS HONORS Joan Anczarski, Larry Bobyk, Joanne Bone, Edward Derlatka, Larry Grant, William Hraynyk, George. Lemere, Kath- leen Marshall, James Nawrot, Jannie Okopny, Susanne Pine, ' FOUR OPTIONS FIRST-CLASS HONORS Valetina Puntus. SECOND-CLASS HONORS Victoria Dove, Dennis Elizuk, Alexan- dra Hill, Marie Kupcikas, Brian Laxdal. |Roderick Macleod, Karin Mueller, ' THIRD-CLASS HONOR $ Nancy Arkie, Beverley Barry, Barry, Linda Bedding, Donna Bessie, Sharon Campbell, Marilyn Chryk, Mich- ael Dubeau, Harvey Fogel, Jerry Gaatch, Robert Hutchinson, Joseph Kiwior, Irene Kurianowicz. Daniel Matthews, Edmund Milburn, Eleanor Ritzie, David Shevchuk, Roberta Skinner, Diane Stetaniak, Edward Szman- owski, Bonnie Watson, Barbara Web- ster, Gary Wilkins, Peter Wysotski. CREDIT STANDING Stanley Abbott, Samuel Bradica, Jean Buchanan, Richard Debicki, David Hickey, Margaret Jardine, Marion Linda | Maynard, Print Promotions At Two Schools The promotion results at Central Collegiate Institute and Dr. F. J. Donevan Colleg- iate Institute appear in today's issue. The results at O'Neill Collegiate and Vocational In- stitute and R. S. McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational In- stitute will appear in Thurs- day's issue. Due to mechanical difficul- ; ties and space limitations it | was found impractical to pub- lish the results from the four Trip Planned To Lily Show Lily fanciers in this area will | be interested in the International |Lily show which is being staged at the -Headquarters of the Royal Botanical Gardens, Plains Road west in Burlington about one mile east of the Famous Rock Gardens at Hamilton. This is the third International Lily show to be held in Canada, the last one being held in To- ronto in 1958. Since then Lily hy- bredists in Canada and the Unit- Morrow, Eldora Rider, William Robin-| Shirley O'Neill, Mary Pernak, Jeo ed States have been very active son, Luba Samochin (First-class Honors); | Rowden, Judythe Waddell, Donald Wset-| Ferrol Watts, Donald Weatherbee. CONDITIONALLY PROMOTED Peter Czypyka, Betty Fowler, Huguette Gagnon Allan Holt, Richard Lack, Gor- don Perkins, Gary Perry. WE PROMOTED Bruce Bateman, Vivian Baxter (First- class Honors); Richard Bilinski (F irs t- class Honors); Joseph Bolahood, Kathryn Brannigan, Lynda Cairnes, Glenn Cooper, Robert Cory, Evelyn Cowle, Beverley Crowells, Brian Doyle, Carolyn Garrow, John' Gower. Herman Kelin-einhuis, Irene Klimczak, Nicholas | Joseph Kondyjowski, John Ladd, Lyn Lee, | Thompson, David Lloyd, James McGraw, Heather lake. | SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMAS COMMERCIAL--SPECIAL The following students have met the requirments for graduation diplomas subject to approval by the Ontario | Department of Education: Esther Bellingham, Donna Bessie (First-class. Honors), Joanne Clemens, Heler Debicki, Beverley McCaughey, Sharon Manser, Diane Middleton (First- class Honors), Carolyn Sudsbury, Ther- esa Szyszka, Nancy Taylor, Lynda Helen Wiatrzyk (First-class Honors) Fashion Show Camp Feature Seventy-six contestants took Best old-fashioned gown part in the Fashion Show held) Marilyn Greer, Leslie Johnson. | ™ at Camp Kedron last Saturday. Theresa Casciate and Mrs. G. Kilpatrick acted as judges. Gum and candy were distributed as prizes. The winners were: Best bathing suit -- Pauline Pynisky and Sandy Zedic. Best costume for sports Brenda Hatt and Pat Flynn Best formal gown -- Debbie Lenover and Melanie Karn Best national costume -- Mary Lynn Holtby and Dorit Harm. : Most origina! gown -- Marlyn Greer, Roberta May. Least expensive. dress -- Sheryl Goleski, Margaret Gan- dy. "Best dress for the future -- Clare Attley, Lexie Love: of the events Woman's Screams. Frighten Man Oshawa police have the drag-|Harbor Tuesday evening nearly} net out for a man who attacked 24 hours after his clothing was} a 22-year-old Oshawa. woman/found neatly piled on the har-| Monday night. Mrs. Joan' Reid, of 129 Col- borne street east, told police she was walking east, on Col- Funniest costume Hill and Barb Kells. Best pair (two costumes) best couple -- Denise McKim and Bobby Cornish, Cathy Lancaster and Janet Ballentine Best footwear -- Susan Fro- be! and Pat Flynn. Best jewellery -- Susan Fro- bel and Dona Chizon Best head-dress (hat, etc): Roberta May and Brenda Burtch, «Best costume for camping -- aon Atkinson, Caroline Holt- vy Best "all-around" costume in camp -- M. Greer and Barb Kells. Recover Body | From Harbor The body of a 50-year-old Oshawa General Hospta! em- |ployee was taken from Oshawa 'bor steps. Oshawa Skindiver Robert Ste- phenson recovered the body of Antoni Sidorowicz, Sandi | Zé 4 | DENTAL GRADUATE Dan J. Boyko, the son of | Mrs. Mary Boyko and the late W. Boyko, Bloor street east, who graduated at the spring convocation from the | Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto. A graduate of Central Collegi- ate Institute, Dan will prac- | tice in Toronto. 'Cadet To Fly | To Batbados Seventeen-year-old Major -Jo-| seph Bryant, commanding of- of 528|ficer, Ontario Regiment Cadets, | borne street east, around 11,45/Dieppe avenue, from 27 feet of|Will fly to Barbados July 19 p.m. when she thought she was being followed. When she stopped a man grab. bed her by the shoulder and hair and threw her. to 'the ground. After she screamed, Mrs. Reid said, the man ran away. ' His description: Around 30- water, some 10 feet from the harbor wall. Sidorowicz, a bachelor; had worked as a sweeper at the hospital for about two years, after working a short time for the Vigor Oil Company in Osh- awa. | Of Polish birth, it is believed year-old, five foot cieht iqchest|he came to Canada some 1h tall, dark. hair, and wearingiyears ago. with 40 other Canadians on a military trip. The McLaughlin and Vocation- al Institute student has been a cadet for three years and won the trip through highest marks on master cadets' exams. He will serve as an instruc- tor on the West Indian is'and for five weeks, exchange personnel and a great many new lilies will be seen at the 1964 exhibition. In conjunction with the exhib- ition the Royal Botanical Gard- ens has much to offer those in- terested in plants and gardens as well as amenities such as the new Tea House at the Rock Garden. Lily plantings at the Spring Garden have been pre- pared especially for the occa sion and it expected they wil be approaching the peak of bloom. The show is open on Friday afternoon and evening from to 10 p.m. ang on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Oshawa Horticultural So- ciety is taking advantage of the chartered bus to visit the show on Saturday afternoon. A few seats are still available and can be reserved by phoning Mrs. Chas. Silver. Criticism of the Oshawa Sepa- rate School Board's fiscal pol- icy was voiced Tuesday by Trustee Michael Rudka at a special board meeting. Trustee Rudka took issue with a budget report presented by finance committee chairman Ernest Marks. "It appears that we are using, or will use, money that was raised by de- benture for the purchase of |building sites, for other pur- poses," Trustee Rudka said. "We cannot go on like this Fog after year, adding $25,000 |to our debt total.' | Trustee Richard Donald stat- led that the board could afford \to go into debt for improve- {ments which would amount to | $1,000 or $2,000. | CURRENT DEBT $1,000,000 "If we can debenture~ for school site money then we can debenture for improvement money," Chairman Lloyd |Bolahood stated. "Our current jdebt is around $1,000,000 and another $100,000 would not make all that much differ- jence."" "It seems typical of all boards. It seems to be easy to spend the money which be- longs to someone e!se,"' Trus- opportunity and is travelling by) Trustee Critical Of Fiscal Polic Worm Picker Hit By Car PETERBOROUGH -- An Osh- awa man is in satisfactory con- dition in Civic Hospital today after he was knocked down by a car at the Kawartha Golf and Country Club at 3 a.m. Tuesday. Charles Robert Henderson, 33, 252 Beatty Ave., Oshawa, is an employee. of the Oshawa Live |Bait Company. | He was at the golf greens jpicking dew worms when _ the jaccident occurred. Police Chief | Soe he sack Spread sald Wane HAG son noticed a container of dew worms was missing. He saw two vouths. in the area and began chasing them. A short while later, a car with five youths gave chase to Henderson. They knocked him down and drove off. Henderson said he noticed a worm con- tainer in the open trunk of the | vehicle. Henderson was admitted to hospital with cuts and abra- | sions. D-wert Wideman, of RR 2, Pefferlaw, who is also an em- ployee of the Oshawa company, incident. : Const. Ron Harrison vestigating. Cyclist Bruised In Collision Jacqueline Hamilton, 11, of 593 Annapolis street, was Tues- day treated' for bruises at the Oshawa General Hospital after the bicycle she was riding was 1 is j|involved in a collision with an) auto. The accident occurred on Ste- |venson road north, just north 9|0f Madison avenue. The driver lof the car was Delbert Anthony, |RR 3, Oshawa. A two-car collision at the in- \tersection of King street west and McMillan drive Tuesday morning, caused a total of $350 |property damage to the autos |involved. Car drivers were: Norval | Willson, 50 Adelaide street east, jand Edward Langlois, 173 Al- Our job is to. ksep the debt |down, not increase it." | Details of the budget report |were not made available to the press. |TENDERS DEBATED Trustee Rudka's hot words climaxed an evening of debate on tenders for school furniture, portable classroums, heating renovation and re-surfacing of play areas. The board also dis- cussed the results of a_ fact- | finding tour taken by trustees |around five schools. | A $27,920 tender from George {Hamers Plumbing and Heating Ltd., of Whitby, for heating renovation at St. Gregory's School was approved by the board. Two other local firms |tendered for the job quoting jhigher estimates. | The board approved a motion calling for tenders for the re- surfacing of play areas at St. Phillip's, St. Hedwig's, Holy Cross, St. Gertrude's, and St. Christopher's schools. . Tenders will also be called for three portable classrooms two for Corpus Christi school and the other for St. Joseph's school. INDUSTRY BIG Manufacturing in Nova Scotia told police he witnessed the) "GM JUNE SALES | ALL-TIME HIGH General Motors dealers in Canada continued to topple previous sales records in June. They set an all-time record for the month with Sales of 33,218 North Am- erican cars and trucks. The previous June sales record, established last year, was 30,605 cars and trucks. Passenger cars sales in June totalled 28,109 up from 26,096 in June 1963, Truck sales climbed to 5,109 from 4,509 a year ago. In the nine months to date of the 1964 model year, GM dealers sold 266,978 cars and trucks compared with 242,457 in the same period a year ago. Car sales for the period were 228,664 com- pared with 210,161 in the same nine months of the 1963 model year. Truck sales totalled 38,314 up from 32,- 296 in the similar 1963 per- iod. Man Shot In Chase At | was arrested early today two hours after a Port Perry police officer shot and wound- ed a man who tried to ram his cruiser with a stolen truck. In jail is Kenneth Kavelman, 201 Eulalie avenue, on two charges of auto theft and one of possession of a stolen ve- hicle, i Port Perry police said that early this morning Constable Robert Roy spotted a_ truck parked in the lot of the Brew- er's Retail store in Port Perry. Constable Roy said when the truck started 'toward my cruiser; he was going to ram me. "T leaped from the cruiser and shouted a warning to stop. He veered off and I shouted two more times for him to stop. "After firing two warning shots, I fired at him through _|the back window of the cab. He was hit in the shoulder." The officer said after. he |chased the fleeing truck for about a quarter of a mile, the man abandoned it and "took off on foot." The suspect later stole a car and drove to Oshawa, Con- stable Roy said. Oshawa police picked Kavelman on Malaga road. Rod And Gun Range Opened The 126-acre site of the Union Rod and Gun Club's new rifle and pistol outdoor range was officially dedicated last Satur- day afternoon 'when' Clarke Township Reeve H E Walkey turned the sod. After wielding» the nickel- plated shovel, the rveve -wel- comed the club to the town- ship. i The shovel was later present- ed to the reeve by club presi- dent, William Talbot, who also acted as master of ceremonies. Others present at the short ceremony were: Albert Taylor president, Local 222, UAW; Rus- sell McNeil, secretary-treasurer, Local 222, UAW; Douglas Pow- ell, a conservation officer from Orono; Cliff Pilkey, president of the Oshawa and District Labor ;Council and Oshawa alderman; up ,|Class Honors (75 per 100 per cent). Port Perry © | | A 22-year:old Oshawa man| The results of the year's work| in Grades 9 to 12 at the Dr. F. J. Donevan Collegiate Insti- tute are given below. (Hons) that this pupil has attained First cent to In Grade 11 a (CP) indicates that this pupil is conditionally promoted. This promotion means that a pupil has shown serious weakness in one or more subjects and will be required to repeat the subject at the Grade 11 level. ' . TOP STUDENTS The following students headed their respective grades in the year's work: - Grade 9: First, Andrew Bobas + 87.0 per cent; Second, Jo- anne Chmara --. 86.9 per cent. Grade 10: First, Christopher Pinto -- 90.2 per cent; Second, Dirk Garlichs -- 86.9 per cent, Grade 11: First, Elizabeth Wheeler -- 90.8 per cent; Sec- pase Sharon Clemens -- 88.0 per cent. Janie Mankowski cent, Grade 12, Special Commer- jeial: First, Valerie Smith \76.3 per cent; Second, Sharon Hackwood -- 75.1 per cent, PROMOTED TO GRADE ld Form 9A -- Lynne Butler, Es tushik, Diane Harris, eit i ski (Hons), Cathy Keeler (Hons), MoNicol (Hons), Mary Ellen Malloy (Hons), Jane (Hons), Linda Meades, Beverly Miller, Catherine Sproule (Hons), Sharon Millard. Peter Andrews, Walter Czaus, Kevin Dancey (Hons), ¥ed Drew, David Grif- fith, Alan Hare, Gary Holmes (Hons), William MacDonald, Richard Nicholls, |Jeffery Oborne, John Pearse, David Roote (Hons), Terry Smith, Kenneth Vice (Hons), Donald Werry (Hons). Form 98: Joanne Chmara (Hons), Jene Dortald, Evalyn Dowton (Hons), Sally Goyne, Irene Grant, Susan Neate (Hons), Janet Orr, (Hons), Brian Allard, Donald Anderson (Hos), Robert Bilyk, Ronald . Brittain (Hons), Gary Carroll, Robert Davey, Mi- chael ki (Hons), John Hewer, Ted Jordan, Arthur Kirk, Wesley Paterek, Ronald Rollo, Michae} Rose, Christian Schumann (Hons), Terry Slack, Bruce Smith, David Temple. Donna Sanders, Form 9C-- Patricia Buziak, Eleanor Chalmers (Hons), Jean': Dempsey (Hons), Dawn Farmer, Judith Krause, Brigitte Laver, Linda Lazdins, Gail Lucas, Janet Luchkiw (Hons), Frances Maroosis, Pat- ricia Morrison, Lynda Skinulig, Vaidene Swanson (Hons), Ann Tyce, Maria Tykaj- Jo (Hons), Mimi Wiatrzyk (Hons), Kath- ryn Kerr, Robert Agnew, Michael Boakes, tan Jackson, Leon Jenkins, Kenneth Kore- ker, Darius Paterkowski, Walter Shir- chenko (Hons), William Smart. Form 9D -- Julia Chereshnuk (Hons), Karen Edmunds, Frances Hilj (Hons), Pamela Lawton, Wendy Loveless, Lynn O'Brien, Angela Otves, irene Paplyk, Evan Stasivk, Irene «Stelmach (Hons), Jeannette Taves (Hons), Jane Whiley. Jack Basey (Hons), Andrew Bobas Thor Fel, Graham Forsythe » Robert Kennedy, Andrew Kit, Joseph Kutlik, Paul Risebrough, Donald Sadoway (Hons), Thomas Sanders, Edgar Sheppard, Randy Shrigley, Larry Shrinek, Alex (Hons), David Usher (Hons), William Wayling, Richard Whiteley. | Form 9E -- Luba Bahiai, Donna Bays, Julie Brown, Lis Christensen, jbara Devitt (Hons), Dianne Dunlop, dra Galbraith (Hons), Dianne Hart, Mae Bar- San- Pat- ricia Kells, Jenny Kerpelo, Irene Koenigs: |berger Victoria Lesnick, Susan Lupel, Margaret Nelson, Lindsay Overton, Col- leen Phillips, Christine Robbins, Linda Slo- man (Hons), Janet. Smyth, Raia Stanczen- ko. Michael Charuk, Kenneth Malcoimson, John Magill, Gregory Medinski, Mario Panylo, Gary Sosnowski, Norbert Strahl (Hons), George Szuszwal. Form 9F -- Irene Adamcewicz, Linda Brent, Dianne Chapman, Dorothy Crow- ford, Andrea Fernandez, Gloria Pinto, Carolyn Sajac (Hons), Jorjan Stasinski, Kathryn Steenburg, Jo-Ann Webster. Paul Brockman, Andrew De Jong David Fisher, David Gareski, Armond Ha- chey, Michael Hewer, Lonnie Lockhart, Garry MacDonald, John Moczuiskl, Wayne Ormiston, Raymond. Pearson, fAl- chael Shestowsky. Form 9G -- Mary Baldwin, Doreen Bishop, Donna Carroll, Carol Clarke, Bon- after a pupil's name indicates| Robert Siblock, Alan Trotter. Grade 12: First, Carol Demp- sey -- 90.7 per cent; Second, ( 84.7 per) x, List Promotions At Donevan Collegiate nie Corby, Patricia Gorecki, Christa Howorko, Carolyn Mc} Laughlin, Patricia Manz, Pamela Robin- Jeanette Trudelie, Form 94 -- Laura Arsenault, Donna Chyb, Sonia Crosmaz, Marlene Curran, Grabowski, Gayle Hubberd.| Lyn Kilpatrick: Emily Pussctynski, Donna yn 5 Trelinski, Linda Villeneuve, irene Wojte- Kenneth Ba:ber, Danny Buechier, Wil-| liam Kalynko, Harry MacLean, Wayne Phipps, John Scattergood, David Shetler. Form 9K -- Catherine Cameron 'Hon:), judith Clement, - anne Flynn Judith Kelly, Lois Marszelek, son, Donna Pamela Morden, Jill Saywell, Gavie Saville, Kathleen War- ner. Thomes Anderson, Winston Bardwin, Thomas Chapman, James Clark (Hons), Brian Copithorae, Joseph Kolesnikowicz, Everett Lawrence, David McCabe, Wiyre Mai *, Larry Parkinson. Nicholas Stanczenko, Casey Van Kulik, Dawson Warner. PROMOTED TO GRADE 11 Bielak, Robert Bright, Edward Coulson (Hons.), Peter Crowe, Richard Crystal, joseph zon, ysyk (Hons), enneth Robinson (Hons), Kevin Rus- sell, Frank Ruszer, John Walker, Form 1B -- Lee Cassano, Janine Out- rizac, Catherine Kelemen, ra Love rock, Linda Lupel, Saridra Maiel, Ann- ette Mayr, Margaret Oakes, Susan Pea- cock (Hons.), Alberta Simpson, Joan Stepinac, Anna Warcholak(Hons.). Lonnie Appleby, Oleg Behnivk (Hons.), Donald Bowen, Robert Brabin, Patrick Cyr, David Keenan, Michael Levis, Wal- fer Luchkiw, Ronald Mitchell, Gary Nick- erson, John Olvos,. Henry Przysienzny William Rutherford, Robert Sanders, bee wed Sapinski, Wayne Severs, Dane utton, Form 10C -- Tamara Biddle, Toni Esposito, Mary Hostenko, Janet Kirk- bride, Jean Pyra, Gerda Riesner, Chris- tine Stankiewicz. Samuel Baica (Hons.), Leslie Domon- kos, Michael Dudar, David Hare, Walter Kaczmarski, Douglas Kinton, Edward Luhtala, William Mcintyre, Leo Peet- ers, James Sanders. Form 10D -- Margaret Hewie, Loretta LaPorte, Lynda Mandryk, Pamela Mur- ray, Barbara Power, Romana Rebot (Hons.), Trudy Scott, Diane Tullock, Verena Wagner,. Jennifer Wilson, trene Yaremi. Douglas Greenwood, Jerry Kowal, Rob- ert Kreasul, David, Luke, Peter Miller, | Robert Mitchell, Randy Skelton, Peter Smith, Robert Temple, Thomas Vann, John Williams, Alex Witham (Hons.). Form WE -- Linda Badgley, El'zabeth Bellingham, Kathleen' Hill, Lydia Krysa, Michelle McBain, Joan Palmer, Chris- tine Paterek, Linda Risebrough, Lenore Souch, Diana Thompson, Annette Weter- kamp, Sandra Wotton, Douglas Balson, Robert Gabona, Fred- erick MoMann, Wayne Mitcnell, Fred Parkin, Larry Patterson, Tony Rimiland, Robert Robinson, Gordon Rospond, Ron- ald Willoughby. Form 10F -- Marie Aquilina, Jo-Arne Bowler, Linda Cotton, Sheron Dunbar, Halina Lagodzinski, Betty McMann, Dor- een Roach, Christine Roome, Faith Russell, Pamela Scattergood, Geraldine Schievink, Coreen Sereda, Patricia A. Smith, Vera Sokoljuk, Lynda Thackeray, Sophie Wojtasiewicz. Nel} Foster, Douglas Laverty, John 'MoMackin, Walter Mazur, George Mis- chtschenko, Paul Romaniski. PROMOTED TO GRADE 12 Form VA Anne Balca (Hons.), Tena Beetsma (Hons.), Grigitte Braun (CP), Lydia Ciglan (Hons.;, Vera Grys- zezuk, Janice Hatfield, Susan Kennedy (CP), Lillian Mayr, Larissa Mainyk, Kathryn Pettus (CP), (Hons,), Susan Taylor '{CP), Elke Ulrich (Hons.), Margrite Van der Gronde (Hons.), Janice Walker (CP), Elizabeth Wheeler (Hons.), Anna. Wojlyk (CP), Stephaine Aubczyk , (CP). Michael Bahlai (Hons.', Bruce Baird Brian Gower, Nick Meeidyk, Borys Nakoneczny|, Lawrence Panchuk, Leon- ard Shirchenko (Hons.), Robert Town- send. Form 118 --Jo-Anne Copthorne (CP). Shirley Stinson, Vicki West, Sandra Whiteley, Vaughan Ha!l (CP), David Jar- vis; Peter Kaplan, Donald McEachern, Derek Martin, John Mitchell (CP), Brian O'Neil, Dennis Siblock, Charles Wayling (cP). Form 11C -- Neena Braznik, Marile Bryant (Hons.), Janet Buckley (CP), Pamela Burk, Helen Charysz (CP), Pam- ela Dayday (OP), Suzanne Dewey, Ruth Dobbie, Jo-| Wi McPher- lover. Doug Brian Barker, Elliott Beharrell, Marian| twining. Garlichs (Hons.),| ¢ Walter Hi 0, Edw: (Hons.),, Kevin Rollo, Stephen Rosnik,| 12 Nancy Stewart), Hermine Ei (CP), Karen Nick Burkuta, Donald (Hons.), Neate, if 2 EF i i i : > iff i ii ii i > i i j : sf i i ili : el aad i iil > = 3 i } Cdl : j i id Taylor, Ronald. Wilson. : GRADUATION DIPLOMAS Below are listed the names of students of Grade 1 ote General Cures whe and Geography in order to obtain credit for these subjects on the Graduation Diploma. SIX OPTIONS -- Judith Dalton (Hons! John Forsythe (Hons), Frances tele: Chery! Hudson (Hons), Connie Lucas, Ar- den McLaren, Jacqueline Menzie, Patrick Rudka, Othmar Telep, Richard Zaroda, FIVE OPTIONS -- Dale Anderson, Mal Aru, Bruce Bunker (Hons), Anne Butler, James Crozier, Sharon Davey, Carol Di ), Sharon Duffield, Glenn Elliott (Hons), Sandra Gunn (Hons), Bonnie Hart, Maybeth Sige (Hos), Patricia Jacklin (Hons), Betty Jarrell, Linda Johnston, Molly Johnstons Paul Kettela (Hons), Pauline Ketrela, Gary Kitchen, Marie Klucowski, Lewis Kocho, Robert Liston, Sandra McGahey, Gregory McKinley, Dianne McLielan, Fred Mandryk, Janie Mankowski (Hons), Kath- erine Maroosis, Marlene Mason, Miller, Ardyth Pollitt, Paul Py (Hons), Susan Reed (Hons), Gloria Reid (Hons), Laura. Rimiand, Janice Roé (Hons), Jackie Rogan, , Sawn Sheppard, Ronald Sib.ock, Frances Sparkes (Hons), Paul Stacey, David Stry- natka, Martin Suddard, Wilillam Taylor, Janina Telesnicki,, Donsid Townsend, Nick Urban, Nancy Von Gunten, John Weroski, Barbara Weyrich, Zenon Zeroda, FOUR OPTIONS ~-- Sianley Adamce- wicz, Richard Barnoski, Judith Blencos, Susan Brockman, Allen Chapman (Hons), Donald Coverly, Kathy Fecyk, John Field, Garry Fleury, Marion Garlichs, Bruce Gibbs, Andrew Glecoff, Mary Leu Grife fith, Gary Head, Susan Hickey, Jerry Issel, Sophie Kalmuk, Beverley Lamb, David Lewis, Ronald McKnight, Joan Marshall, Christine Marzac, Edward Mitr chell, Eugenia Nedozytko, David Pare fridge (Hons), Robert Petre, Christine Phillips, Bryon Poot, Corinne Power, John Richardson, Edward Rouse, Margaret Saywell, John f : aput, Sharon Sitsch, Donna Star, Stanley Stri James Swan, Karen Trivett, Lesiie Tro- pak, Eugene Tymchuk, Victor Tyrrell, Brenda Vermoen, David Wandiless, Regie ate Webster, Richard Williams, Rodney ine. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL COURSE The following students have met the requirements for Graduation Diplomas: Betty Chopee, Sharon Hackwood (Hons)» Marjorie Hoskin, Mérilyn Howe, Mary Lazin, Heather McBain, Barbsra Mc Knight, Anne Marie Munroe, Valerie Smith (Hons), Marlene Wood (Hons). The following students have met the requirements. for Graduation Diplomas except In the subjects which follow their names. If they fulfill these requirements at any time before June 1, 1965 they Id tember. Diane Bowler (Shorthand Speed, Physics), Faye ler = Speed), Lynne Chapman (Shorthand Speed), Dianne Kolynko (Physics), Joan Petre (Bookkeeping), Deanna Repa (His- tory). NZE MEDALIST Sharples, BRO. James Douglas son of Mr, and Mrs, Sidney Sharples, Park road north, who graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School with hon- ors, and received his Bache- jor of Laws Degree and the Bronze Medal, at the recent Convocation held at the O'Keefe Centre. Mr. Sharples received his Bachelor of Commerce Degree from the University of Toronto, and has his Master's Degree in Industrial and Labor Rela- tions from Cornell Univer- sity, Ithaca, N.Y. As of Sep- tember, he will be articled to the firm of McDonald, Davies, and Ward, in Toronto. CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Congratulations and best wishes to the following resi- dents of Oshawa and dis- trict who are celebrating their birthdays today: Suzanne Chidley, 264 Jas- per St.; Mrs. Ella Kiantz, School Garbage Thrown In Creek An unusual method of garbage disposal at an Oshawa Separate School was discovered recently by members of the Oshawa Sep- arate School Board on a, tour of inspection. Chairman Lloyd Bolahood said that the caretaker at St. Ger- trude's School, King street east, emptied the garbage pails into Harmony Creek. He told. the board at a special meeting Mon- day that new arrangements have been made for 'he disposal of trash. The tour resu'ted in recom- mendations that caulking of win- dows and cleaning of windows be done at the insperted schools: St. Christopher's, Cor- pus Christie, St. Phillip's and St. Gertrude's. Painting, blacktopping, re- placements of steps and other maintenance jobs were discuss- ed by the board. "We may. not be too far off from a mainten- ance department for the sys- tem" Trustee Richard Donald stated. TIRES STOLEN Oshawa police are looking for three "hot" tires on rims stolen last week from three new half- ton trucks parked on the Bond street west lot of Ontario Mo- tor Sales Ltd. BILK BALKS LONDON (CP) -- Jazzman |Acker Bilk flew to Paris with his clarinet and a dartboard. Said the Somerset-born band- leader: "I've heard about the notorious night-life in Paris, so I'll keep out of trouble playing darts in my. hotel room." CHARTS BORDER KABUL, Afghanistan (AP)-- An Afghan team has gone to Pamir to join a Red China tear in charting their common border. An enabling treaty was Named To Board Of Examiners At the annual meeting of the Canadian Business Schools Asso- ciation held in Belleville Satur- day, June 27, Malcolm C. Bar- nett, supervising principal and proprietor of the Oshawa Busi- ness College, was elected to the board of examiners for the 12th consecutive year and to the board of directors for the 16th consecutive year. Mr. Barnett is a past national president of the association and in the past 20 years of member- ship has served as chairman of every committee within the Association, The Canadian Business Schools Association is a Dominion wide organization of private business schools with membership in every province across Canada, Its function is to set and main- tain high teaching and training standards in business education; to cafry out research in teach+ ing business subjects; to survey trends in office procedure and orient courses of study to fit the requirements of business. ( Mr. Barnett was accomfp- anied to the meeting by Mrs. Stella Barnett, registrar of the Oshawa Business College, who recently became a _ Charter member of the Shoreline Chap- ter of the National Secretaries Association and is presently serving as Chairman of the Edu- cation Committee. EAST MEETS WEST GENEVA (AP) -- ° French, speaking Swiss are unsympa- thetic to Arab music. A Swiss 'firm recently sold a transmitter to Radio Baghdad in Iraq, and it's so powerfu! that it drowns out Radio Sottens, the main His parents are Mr. and espe Bare argued. "It wouldjis the largest si i ; o} i i He : : : : gest single industry,|and Clarke Township Council- -- do not suspect. foul James Bryant, 1220 Weck er|be)asdifferent matier if we had accounting for 45 per cent ofjlors Robert Chater ad Roy play. |drive. to dip into our own pockets.'net value of all production. | Foster. signed in Peking last year but actual demarcation was de- ferred because of bad weather. 824 Rowena and_ Brian Cherry, 360 Verdun Rd. Swiss French-language station on the same wavelength. Pro- tests have been in vain. dark pants and plaid or check- ered shirt. z ¥ Y