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Paap Bag gg ag OG A ae . AN EXCITING MOMENT in the boys' basketball game last week between Central Collegiate Institute and Anderson Street High School, Whitby, is caugitt CENTRAL SPORTS we Grade lID By DAPHNE HART Dr, F. J. Donevan Collegiate Institute Student Council met for its first meeting of 1965, Jan, 14 at 4.30 p.m. A motion was passed that a scroll be made 'and framed, listing thé form which collected the most money for the Community Chest each year. The form for this year ™ |was 11D. Congratulations! It was decided at the meet- ing that the date of the Prom be May 7. A committee, con- sisting of Susan McConleey, s0- cial convener; Paul . Coppin, organizer and Bill Rutherford was appointed to listen to vari- ous dance bands. They will re- port on these bands to Council and a band for the Prom will be chosen. Students' Day this year will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 3. On the day students will have a chance to teach a class in either their own grade or a lower one. A committee to organize Students' Day was appointed. The BAA has announced a dance in the near future. It will be held after a home basketball game, but more about this when plans are com- pleted. by the camera as players of both teams jump for pos- session of the ball. Central won the game by a score of 118 to 17. --Photo by Bill Corby JELLY IMPORTS Canada imports some 34,000 |pounds of jams and jellies from Italy each year. Boys Basketball Teams Defeat Anderson High Chest Winner| Se SSS > CENTRAL NEWS Se By Girls By RUTH ANN TAVES As was proven during this past week, Central Collegiate Institute has five good basket- ball teams, On Tuesday, at Cen- tral, the Junior and Senior Girls' teams defeated Donevan 22 to 12 and 36 to 16, respec tively. On Thursday at McLaughlin, the senior girls really shone, winning by a score of 76 to 17. Sylvia Rudy with 35 points and Irene Cherkas with 22, sparked the attack. The juniors also won by a score of 29 to 5. Good work girls! Keep it up! On Thursday against Ander- |Friday at Donevan, Central's |Boys' Basketball teams won all six games. The COSSA cham- pionship games are at Central this year on March 13 and it looks like we might make it. However, we still have to_play Donevan son High School Whitby and on} the other Oshawa teams; 60 anything may happen! Since some cheerleaders ha to drop out, tryouts were held for replacements. All the cheer- leaders practiced feverishly at} noon-hours and after school get:| ting ready for the weekend| games. They were in perfect of DINE IN PUBLIC first meal in public. Dini an order out VANCOUVER (CP) -- Nuns|marks one of the new f ms in the Chinesejamong a number of activities community here have had their/previously: not permitted. - PARENTS - ADULTS YOUNG PEOPLE just up and died, I guess the cold was too much for them, Anyway the signal for classes to change had to be given over the PA system and everyone got through the day without too much confusion. After. classes were over, of course, the clocks began to go again. Beaten Teams JANUARY CLEARANCE 77 50% OFF SHOE STORES jeoe fo make your feet 26 King St. W., Oshawa Hamilton, Ont. other one would be supported. Formerly this was usually used as a plank by one of the parties| up for election and may have) been responsible for attracting) votes too heavily to one side. Rehearsals for Central Pre- sents are in full swing. I hope everyone is planning to attend the event to be held on Fri- day and Saturday, Feb. 19 and 20. Good old Central! There's always some excitement! Now it's the clocks. On Friday they LOST IN MOUNTAINS | FUNAESDALEN, Sweden (AP)--A 78-year-old Lapp rein- deer herder survived 40 hours in a snowstorm and temperatures near zero after he lost his way Skiing to his cottage in the north- ern Swedish mountains, Whe found by a mountain rescue squad, Lars Fijellsten com- }mented: shamefacedly: "It was ano good that a mountain man like me became lost." EGr4 ANNUAL cratch & Dent The Oshawa Business Collage Offers Specialized Business if Training throughout en- tire year. Stort Any Week. Re- ceive individual instruction on equipment by en iastic and interested instructors, Placement Service for grodu- kIGH Why, RSES FROM 4 each designed to fit various levels of U ESDAY end Goo seid ka to 9:00 p.m, a gel yan or afternoons. Choice of subjects. JUNIOR TYPING on | SATURDAY MORNING 10 of age and up -- 9:00 to 10:30 or 10:30 till noon. ates, 10 Simcoe §t. N bial #2h-3375" DOWN'S SERVICE STATION STARTS TOMORROW AT 9:30 A.M. satemmpomna dy ws aoe first high school chapter of the Theresians, the feminine coun- terpart of the 'Serra' Club dedicated to securing more re- ligious yocations among Catholic Youth. The Theresians of St. Jo- seph's is a non-profit, charitable and educational organization. The two main objectives of this organization are first, to foster vocations to the Sister- hood by prayer, work, study and sacrifice and second, to further education in regard to religious vocations and the life of the Catholic Church. The only requirement that the Ther- esians must fulfil is to make a) holy hour once a week. EXECUTIVE ELECTED The president of the Theres- ians of Toronto, Mrs. Parke, came to Oshawa to formally inaugurate the girls into this or- ganization, At the same time the executive was elected and installed. The executive is made up of the president, Anne Ivanco; two vice-presidents, Eve Ten- Haaf and Betty Ann Yanch; a secretary, Olgo Kokat, a treas- urer; Mary Pat Byrne and four trustees, Kathy Love, Lynn Conlin, Maureen Mitchell and Mary Grygorciewicz. BANTAMS WIN St. Joseph's Bantam basket- ball team defeated Bowman- ville's Bantams 35-17. Great game fellows! However, the sen- ior team was defeated by Bow- manville 40-38. The teams play- ed excellent games and con- gratulations for a great effort. PARENTS' NIGHT Parents' Night was held all last week. To avoid any rush or confusion and to ensure all par- ents a chance to speak with the Kosiw 4, "Mac" made liberal ' use of our so-called '"'second- On: the first weekend in| stringers" and they proved that) February, O'Neill Collegiate|we have 11 very good players and Vocational Institute will/on the team, not just five. present "The Winslow Boy".! Donevan's top scorers were: Be Coifed By Hairstylists 71 CELINA ST. The play, which is being direc- Hobbs with 15, Crozier 10, and 19 Bond St. W. L. A. & B Discount Dept. Store 728-9521) | ted by Mr. Winter is being|Kapplin 6. Sorry fellas, but I'm studied at several of the/not sure of your first names. schools. Our boys' teams .aren't the et in just before 3 | a First yao g ealge 8 yg jonly basketball players that are] sity ot how Anhoe Winslow (bringing honors to Central. The thas his' case shade. "the {2 -- teams are doing just courts for two years to prove ml boy Men! "Cash-In" On This!! | his son innocent of the charge ES 'i 2 of petty theft, which had been| SINGLE PRESIDENT | the cause of his expulsion from|,,¥mes Buchanan was the first school. U.S. President to be inaugurated Among. the main characters while still a bachelor, in 1857. jis Arthur Winslow who is played by Marshal Crotin. Ann Stiles plays his daughter, Catherine; Doug Yonson is Ronnie the accused son; Dorothy Vipond plays Arthur's wife, Grace, and Mac Swackhammer, his son Dickie; Glenn Sacks portrays) Sir Robert Morton the defense | lawyer. The students involved} have worked hard so plan to) attend on either the 4th, 5th, or 6th of .February. | BOYS' SPORTS | Last Thursday, the O'Neill) Collegiate and Vocational In-| | stitute boys basketball teams| d their hedule with) three big wins over Anderson Street High School of Whitby. The bantams topped their opponents by 38 to 19. 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Chuck/set their chance now to exper-| SKI saan" ial | B.< Suodern living, The 19" Davie Bite "Tube provides pleture had to start over from zerojcloser, with Central winning, by|Marlowe also displayed brilliant|ience the feeling of being a carrying handle and Power Cord Storage. i eed we ng pal rece only 84 to 19. For Central, Joe|shots from in front of the key. teacher for one vig ond See . Your SKI Was a2 q RRR a am rod ee rare) i for 18, Zhe See) "Perkne td Central's scoring Core™ near indy rearsing |p HEADQUARTERS : 88 | i nn ty ~ Pind did Doh't feel panski 11, Larry Lloyd 12, with 14 points, Marlowe had more oy er t's earning. | ' NOW ONLY C} q a Cectier cae aa ae he ee, Blea 9 0nd Kosmetik BICC aewey) | nes ' id, . | may d0|ski and Gord Perkins, 8 each.!yaqinski and Fils scored 11\ caches" 'anyway! x | | this several times this year. |For Anderson Aken got 5, Pol-lccch for lt The Student Body -recently And for all your other." | NO DOWN PAYMENT -- PAY 3.50 WEEKLY F SCORING DISTRIBUTED lard 4, and Duncan 3. 3 : voted on an amendment to the Sporting Needs { cm : dates " 4: | The, Anderson bantams were SENIOR GAME constitution. 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