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WHITBY And DISTRICT Manager: John Gault Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Sad Finish For A Tel. 668-3703 READY FOR THE WRECKERS Proud Ship The welder's spell the end of a vine tat trail "or a gallant old warship that is gently bumping the Whitby Harbor. The ship, an old Wellington Class Corvette, will find its way, piece by piece, into the giant melting pot at the Lake Ontario Steel Mill. She began her life at sea in 1944 when she was commission- ed into the Royal Navy as the HMS Wellington Kent at a ship- yard in Troon, Scotland. She served in the British Navy till 1947 when she was sold to a shipping company in Halifax. Her steam boilers were haul- ed out and replaced with marine diesel engines. She was renamed the Belle Isle II, and stripped of her armor, she began the unglamor- ous task of hauling freight on the world's oceans, Several yearns ago she caught fire in Montreal harbor and after the blaze was extinguished she was towed to Kingston where she laid accumulating rust, She was purchased by the Steel Company and will fall, piece by piece, to the cutting torch. Thus a gallant ship which served her country in time of war 2nd peace will go to the melting pot and with her will go all the whispered memories of Henry High Students Take Top Honors Congratulations are in order|En; for the Grade 13 students of Henry Street High School for the excellent results produced on this year's Departmental Examinations. Top students were: Robert Bassett with an average of 86.2 per cent, Charles Herder, 85.5 per cent, John Goodall 82.4 per cent, each based 'on nine papers. Ontario Scholarships for 80 per cent average on eight papers including English Com- position and English Literature were won by four students: Robert Bassett, Charles Herder, John Goodall, and Malcolm Bates. Special mention should be made of Michael Eggert who was successful in eleven papers with nine first class honors: Leonard Andrus -- Bot. 52, Zool. 53. ? Marilyn Archer -- Eng. Comp. 70, Eng. Lit. 66, Bot. 60, Fr. Auth. 62, Fr. Comp. 57. Robert Bassett -- Eng. Comp. 76, Eng. Lit. 88, Alg. 88, Geom. 95, Trig. 80, Phys. 82, Chem. 88, Fr. Auth, 89, Fr, Comp. 90. Malcolm Bates -- Eng. Comp. 68, Eng. Lit. 73, Hist. 88, Geom, $6, Trig. 75, Bot. 86, Zool. 88, Fr. Auth, 78, Fr. Comp. 76, Sandra Bell--Eng. Comp. 71, Eng. Lit. 67, Bot. 53, Zool. 56, Lat. Auth, 62, Lat. Comp. 50, Fr. Auth. 73, Fr. Comp. 60, Patricia Bloye -- Eng. Comp. 63, Eng. Lit. 54, Bot. 56, Zool. 68, Chem. 55, Lat. Auth. 69, Lat, Comp. 66, Fr. Auth, 65, Fr. Comp, 54 Cameron Bowes --Eng. Lit. 68, Hist. 74, Trig. 73, Phys. 54. George Carr -- Eng. Lit. 77, Alg. 76. Geom. 69, Trig. 64, Phys. 70, Chem. 51. Dwight Chizen -- Alg. Geom. 88, Trig. 85, Phys. Chem, 61. James Christie -- Bot. 55. David Cross -- Eng. Comp. Eng. Lit. 55, Alg. 76, Geom. Trig. 72, Phys. 64, Chem. Fr. Auth. 64, Fr. Comp. 73. David Davidson -- Eng. Lit. 54, Geom. 57, Trig. 55, Bot. 52, Zool. 53,. Chem. 52, Michael Eggert--Eng. Comp. 73, Eng. Lit, 74, Alg. 79, Geom. 80, Trig. 81, Phys. 84, Chem. 79, Fr. Auth, 80, Fr. Comp. 80, Germ, Auth. 83, Germ, Comp. 80 78, 77, 64, 83, Stuart Evans -- Eng. Comp. 55, Eng. Lit. 58, Alg. 77, Geom, 85, Trig. 83, Phys. 74, Chem. 88, Fr. Auth. 69, Fr. Comp. 75. Ross Gibson -- Eng. Comp. 73, Eng. Lit. 65, Hist. 67, Bot. 77, - Zool. 71, Lat. Auth. 72, Lat. Comp. 58, Fr. Auth, 72, Fr. Comp. 63. 70,|50, 56, Chem. 67, Lat. Auth. 55, Fr. Eng. Lit. 87, Bot. 60, Zool. 66, Chem. 55, Lat. Auth. 54, Lat. Comp. 57, Fr. Auth. 61, Fr. Comp. 62. Susan Glanfield -- Eng. Comp. 50, Eng. Lit. 58, Bot. 54, Zool. 57, Fr. Auth. 70, Fr. Comp. 65. John Goodall -- Eng. Comp. 68, Eng. Lit. 82, Alg. 84, Geom. 89, Trig. 91, Phys. 83, Chem. 86, Fr. Auth, 78, Fr. Comp. 81. Barry Goode -- Eng. Comp. 56, Eng. Lit. 67, Alg. 86, Geom. 89, Trig. 76, Phys. 79, Chem. 72, Fr. Auth. 70, Fr. Comp. 72. l Henderson--Eng. Comp. 50, Eng. Lit. 67, Zool. 58, Chem. 52, Fr: Auth. 60, Fr. Comp.. 58. Charles Herder -- Eng. Comp. 72, Eng. Lit. 80, Alg. 96, Geom. 95, Trig. 92, Phys. 92, Chem. 84, Fr. Auth. 79, ba Comp. 80. David Houston -- Eng. Comp. 53, Eng. Lit. rm Hist. 77, Trig. 60, Phys. 53, Chem, 62. Dale Lague -- Eng. Comp. 72, Eng. Lit. 77, Alg. 73, Geom. 77, Trig. 75, Phys. 61, Chem. 77, Fr. Auth. 76, Fr. Comp. 74. PB yg ge Liddle -- Eng. Comp, 70, Fr. Comp. 67, Bot. 50. Scott Lindsey -- Eng. 50, Eng. Lit. 57, Alg. 83, me 80, Trig. 75, Phys. 66, Chem. 80, Fr. Auth. 63, Fr. Comp. 73. William Love -- Phys. 59. Roland Mackey -- Trig. 55, Chem. 58. Grant -- Alg. 76, Trig. 53, Pe sen a -- Alg. 81, Geom. 82, Phys. 63, Chem. 70 Ross McKenzie -- Eng. Comp. 51, Eng. Lit. 68, Alg. 75, Geom. 77, Trig. 50, Phys. 52, Chem. 57, Fr. Auth. 54, Fr. Comp. 53. Donald McQuay -- Eng. Lit. 53, Geom. 57. | David Meader -- Hist. 59, Geom. 62, Trig. 52, Bot. 57, Zool. 75, Chem. 50. Kate Manzel -- Eng. Comp. 50, Eng. Lit. 78, Alg. 60, Bot. 57. Susan Miller -- Eng. Comp., Eng. Lit. 71, Bot. 56, Zool. Auth. 68, Fr, Comp. 53. Noel Mowat -- Eng. Comp. 65, Eng, Lit. 64, Geom. 66, Zool. 51, Fr. Auth. 50, Fr. Comp. 56. David Muckle -- Hist. 60, Alg. 57, Geom. 81, Bot. 56. William Newman -- Eng. Comp. 63, Eng. Lit. 68, Alg. 69, Geom. 75, Phys. 59, Lat. Auth. 64, Lat. Comp. 68, Fir. Auth. 66, Fr. Comp. 71, Danie] O'Hagan--Eng. Comp. 75, Eng. Lit. 67, Hist. 80, Geom. 85, Trig. 59, Phys. 63, Chem. 72, Fr. Auth. 64, Fr. Comp. 66. Lawrence Paterson -- En g. Comp. 56, Eng. Lit. 59, Alg. 75, Trig. 50, Bot. 72, Zool. 64, Phys. 63, Chem. 68, Lat. Auth. 60, Lat. iris Giffin -- Eng. Comp. 56, Comp. 50. BROCK WHITBY Feature Evening Shows at 7 and 9:05 Recommended As Adult Entertainment Starts at 7:20 and 9:30 79, Eng. Lit. 70, Bot. 65, Fr. Auth. 70, Fr. Comp. 61. 56, Zool. Auth. 54, Lat. Camp. 57. 65, Eng. Alg. 70, Geom. 77, Chem. 65, Fr. Auth. Comp. 72. To Attend PC's Picnic David Perry -- Geog. 78. Jane Robson -- Eng. Comp. "i, Zool, Bruce Rodman--Eng. Lit. 70, Alg. 78, Bot. 66, Zool. 70, Phys. 60, Chem. 77. Peter Schell -- Eng. Comp. 61, Eng. Lit. 68, Alg. 68, Geom. 75, Trig. 58, Phys. 80, Chem. 77,| Fr. Auth. 67, Fr. Comp. 66. Susann Schilling--Eng. Comp. 66, Eng. Lit. 70, Alg. 69, Bot. 74, Zool. 80, Lat. Auth. 65, jchildren, gig who served and died r. Her plates and ribs will pro, vide reds to reinforce concrete| in new buildings Several preg ships are -plan- ned for, wrecking in Whitby in the near future to keep the great PERSONALS Mr, and Mrs. James Nicker- so, and two children, Martin and Jane of Chalk River were THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, August 14,1964 5 U.S. AID $1,000,000 to help build a poly- The United States has pledged| technical college in Malawi. recent guests at the home of| maw at the mill filled. HAVE A WILL THAT WILL WORK Don't attempt to draw your own will, It is a formal legal document and should be drawn In legal terms, Plan your will carefully and HAVE YOUR LAWYER .- PREPARE IT FOR YOU. Be sure your executor has the knowledge and experience necessary for the best administration. The long experience of Victoria and. Grey Trust in. the admini- stration of estates can be of real value to you. NAME VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST TO SERVE AS YOUR EXECUTOR Write or call in for our booklet "If You Neglect To Make A Will." VICTORIA and GREY TRUST *' OWEN SOUND MEAFORD ORILLIA CANNINGTON son LINDSAY PETERBOROUGH BELLEVILLE KINGSTO! Established 1889 308 Dundas St. W., Whitby Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saulnier, 230 Rosedale drive. Mr: and Mrs. Albert Sansen, 705 Burns street west and three Karen, Bobby and Dee Dee have returned from a two-week vacation spent at a cottage at Chandos Lake, north of Peterborough. Present guest at the Sansen's residence is their niece. Miss Brenda Carey of Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs,. Max Willits of Miami Beach, Florida, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos St. John, 335 Lat. Comp. 67, Fr. Auth, 68, Fr. Comp. 69. | Theodore Scholten Eng. | Lit. 53, Bot. 69, Phys. 69, Fr.| Auth, 52, Fr. Comp. 68. Michael Sheedy--Eng. Comp.| 81, Eng. Lit. 50, Trig. 76, Phys. 62, Chem. 61. Kees Smit -- a Comp, 51, Geom. 55, Bot. Carol Smith -- en 51, Bot. ene at the home of Mr. jand Mrs, 50, Zool. 56, Lat. Auth. 55, Lat. 1009 Centre street north, Mr. Comp. vag and Mrs. Dando are Mrs. Far- Steven Snelgrove -- Eng. Lit. 73, 54, Eng. Lit, 50, Alg. 78, Geom.|®4, Trig. 62, Bot. 78, Zool, 86, Trig. 89, Chem. 60, Fr. Auth.|Fr. Auth. 50. Pamela Stewart -- Eng, Comp.| Comp. 58, Eng. Lit. 50, Bot. 52, Lat. Comp. 54, Fr. Auth. 57, Fr. "| motor trip East, They visited in Comp. 61. Fernanda Tavener--Fr. Auth. 50, Fr. Comp. 56. Michael Tavener -- Bot. 55,| Fr. Auth. 58, Fr. Comp. 50, William Watters -- Eng. Lit. 67, Chem. 60, Lat.) Geoffrey Welch -- Eng. Comp, Lit. 67, Hist. 77,] Trig. 57,| 76, Fr.! Robert Corcoran -- Bot. 61. | Diet, Robarts Leader of the Opposition andformer Conservative Prime Minister John G. tw gue all of Cardiff, South) | Beli |Roseda e drive, on Wednesday. job only... Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Harris jand family spent a week at a jcottage at Sharbot Lake. Mr, and Mrs. C, A. Dando, Mr. James Dano, Miss Chris- tine Dando and Mr. Bernard Wales', are sending five weeks) T. J. Farquharson, }quharson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shaw} tween eeeeeees tam Buildings , ae biatalidi I BUILDINGS THAT PAY FOR THEMSELVES A farm building today has one job and one to help you get better production at the lowest cost. That way a building pays for itself, It's not just a building but a specialized farm tool laid out to make work faster and This is how the Beaver farm "rep" con help you with engineered plans, custom fitted to farm for more ction ot the cost. He is at your service for ccmueiinn ning help and estimates, Phone BOWMANVILLE, WHITBY AND OSHAWA - DISTRICT ROMKE STEL R.R, No. 1, Newcastle Phone 987-4597 NEWCASTLE BEAVER LUMBER, BOWMANVILLE 523-3488 WHITBY 668-5818 and family, Glorian and Dorre)- have returned from a two-week Montreal, Quebec City and on their return trip toured the northern part of Ontario. Belinda, dagghter of Mr. and Mrs, Anthon Sillius, 519 Dun-| lop stpé® a many happy returns of |the day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Wyatt) }and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowden, | |Lee avenue have returned from | a two-week vacation spent at a/ cottage at Sandy Cove, north of} Peterborough, Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs., Harmen Siers- ma, 1106 Green street were: -.. don't grow in my wine cellar. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Donaldson, brother of Mrs. Siersma and six children, Danny, Judy, Gerry, Randy, Lori, and Marty, of Cold Stream, Copper Mines. Recent guests were Mr. _ Siersma's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Siersma of Los Angeles, California who were on their honeymoon. (They wouldn't dare) Diefenbaker will be attend. ing the annual Starr-Dymond and Walker picnic to be held tomorrow. Mr. Diefenbaker has ac- cepted the invitation. and unless anything unforeseen happens he will be at the picnic to meet his party members. Mr. John Robarts, Prime Minister of Ontario Prov- ince, will also be attend- ing. 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