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24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 16, 1963 Mike Starr Special Guest At Whitevale Anniversary WHITEVATE. (TC) -- Hon. Michael Starr, the cone ll de School Cente! Saturday afternoon, a how times had changed in the past 100 years, since the sti little brick school house was built for $1900, and property was worth about $150 per acre, Now, he said, we are faced with the' greatest burden. of taxation ever, yet an occasion such as was celebrated on Saturday b "back. fond memories for this. of school, disappearing so fapidly. He hoped that those educated here today would be completely successful. Russ Cellulose Plant Fantastic OTTAWA (CP)--A cellulose plant being built by the Rus- sians in central Siberia was de- scribed by Northern Affairs Minister Laing today as "the most fantastic thing I have ever seen." The minister, who returned Sunday from a 17-day tour of Russia and Siberia, said the plant near the city of Bratsk covers more than 100 acres and is just one part of an industrial site being developed near Rus- sia's biggest hydro - electric dam. He told a press 'conference that the opening up of Siberia promises to be as important to the world-as the emergence of Atloutdoor stage with Mr. Starr Appearing on the improvised 'was Pickering Township Reeve and cox, Deputy Reeve Mrs. J. L.- McPherson, Coun- cillor Harvey Spang, Mrs. Eleanor McKean, Cherrywood, Chairman of School Area No. 1 and Charles McTaggart, Green- wood, member of the board, Mrs, Wetherall, Cherrywood school teacher, and the pres- ent teacher of Whitevale school, H. B. Cawthorne. and Miss Jean Allen. gown worn in the last century, led the school choir in several selections, many. of the boys and girls wearing costumes of the past. A burst of applause was re- ceived when Reeve Laycox recalled that Mr. Starr was in- strumental in setting up voca- tional schools, and commented on their growth since. "It was thought necessary for my father to get Grade 8," said the reeve "and in my time to get Grade 13. Boys and girls today should plan far better education than we had." "I implore young people,"' he said, "to take advantage of the opportunities of today." Hundreds of people watched the fine parade, directed by Parade Marshal Clair Ingram, before gathering in the school grounds to watch the program. Colorful floats from Pickering Township schools were careful- ly prepared, the Pickering Blue' Notes, Highland and Markham Bands, navy cadets, all in im- maculate uniform, provided band music, and the oldest Markahm Fire Reels provided sharp contrast to the spanking new Pickering Township fire truck. . HISTORY ON DISPLAY In the school house was a dis- play of historical articles, \Pre- sided over and displayed by Mrs. Judith Donaldson, while her husband, Wally Donaldson, was in charge of TV camera of many of the outside events. Home-made refreshments were served, The boys and girls took part in races and sports under the dire@tion of Peter Jansen and laughed at the antics of a clown wth long butter-colored hair. ceived a prize for this distinc- tion. Others receiving prizes were Mrs, Violet Postill, the oldest female pupil present, and Howard Turner, new of Ajax, the oldest male pupil. Tribute was paid to all who made this well-organized event possible by Mrs. Norman Lynde, president of the White- vale Home and School Associa- tion' under whose auspices this special event was held. FRENCH FILLY WINS PARIS (AP) -- Blabla, a French filly owned by M.G. Brun and' ridden by M. De Palmas, won the $100,000 Prix de Diane over 'the 2,100-metre Chantilly track Sunday, Canto- lene, another French entry owned by M. P. Duboscq was second, and Yami, owned by D. A. Jackson of England, was The oldest teacher present was Miss McCallum, who re- third. Africa. Miss Allen, in a gold velvet WaT WHITER WHITENS ¢ WHITEST cleans. MICRO "IT" Micro White is best for all white shoes. 'IT' Micro White whitens positively--as it "IT" Micro White gives a more 'profes- sional', whiter look because you apply it ith the handy Quik Clean applicator. "IT" Micro White gives superlative results, every time. Be sure you get some today. | ANOTHER PRODUCT es, WHITE CANADA'S NEW LABOUR CODE/Hon. Allan MacEachen, Minister of Labour, answers some questions: f "Our new Canada Labour Code '*Yes, and it is one of the most all-embracing. Canada has been called a 'first,' Mr. MacEachen. has a right to be proud of it. 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