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6A THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, Mey 14, 1966 FIELD DAY OF CHAMPIONS an PC A 11): 8 SATEEN HUA REL SALT ISAO SERIES OF TABLOD MEETS New Sports Program In Whitby Schools WHITBY (Siai#} --A new and improved sports program will be inaugurated in the Whitby Public Schools this spring. A series of tabloid meets will be held at each of the eight schools followed by a Field Day of Champions. The tabloid meets will be held on the following dates: Col- borne School, June 9; Dundas School, June 3; E. A. Fairman School, June 10; R. A. Hutchi- son School, June 7; King Street School, June 17; Palmerston School, June 1; Kathleen Rowe and Brock Street Schools (com- bined), June 2. The Field Day of Champions for Grade 7 and 8 pupils will be held June 15 at Henry Street High School. This meet will be a contest of the best track and field athletes from Colborne, Dundas, E. A. Fairman,; R. A, Hutchison, Kathleen Rowe and St: John's Schools. The meet will have eight events. BUILD. PARTICIPANTS Roy Oliver, physical educa- 'tion consultant for the Whitby Public Schools, said the changes in the program will take place because the physical educa- tion department and the teach- ers are trying tp bull partici- pants rather - spectators. "Ia the traditional annual field day it is difficult to keep the majority of the children in- terested and it is obvious that this type of specialized compe- tition has little to recommend it at the kindergarten to Grade 6 level,' Mr. Oliver said. "Many schools have had to contend with the problem of running off events for a small percentage of the pupils while the others become difficult to handle on the sidelines. "There are several ways in which mass participation can be arranged. If all the children are occupied, the event becomes a valuable experience in group ac- tivity." MAIN VALUES "The main values to be de- rived from the school field day should be the high pupil inter- est and maximum pupil parti- cipation which ean he provtasg through a culmination activity to the track and flel4 skills taught to all pupils during the year," Mr. Oliver said. Each of the Whitby Publie Schools will hold a_ tabloid sports meet, This will be a short athletic team competes in each ber of teams take part. Each athletic meet in which a num<« ber of teams take part. Each event in turn and each member - of the team competes in each event, "This type of meet forms a very good method of putting a Jarge number of competitors through several athletic events on a competitive basis, said Mr, Oliver. pL uM SURE runt ntti eget te iT RENNER Giliawa Girls Win Honors At Ont. County Festival AJA X(Staff) -- Oshawa girls proved themselves superior at the Tenth Annual Ontario County and District Music Fes- tival finals held at the Ajax High School last weekend. Carol Weir of Oshawa re- celved the highest honors with two firsts and an average of B8 per cent. She was presented with a $25 bursary donated by the Oshawa. Registered Music eachers Association in mem- ry of Elizabeth R. Emsley. rs. L. W. Parrott presented the award. ' Diane Clarkson of Ajax re- elved a $25 bursary for win- ning class 111 of the piano sec- tlon for pianists 11 years nd under. The bursary was onated by the Ajax Rotary ub who sponsor the Festival nnually. Lynda Bitten of the Ontario dies College, Whitby was also ighly recommended for. a bur- ary of $25 for winning Class 31, by adjudicator Mr, F. Wharram, ATCM. Anne Meggs of Willowdale © received a bursary from @ Ajax Rotary Club for win- Ing Class 120 of the piano sec- on for students 13 years and Under. Following are 'the winners of iano section of the Tenth An- Bua Ontario County and Dis- ict Music Festival: : Class 106, John Lodge, Ajax; lass 107, Michael Krem, Osh- wa; Class 108, Ann Ward, Bay R Class 109, Richard A NEW CHAMPION? ond to Petra Burka in the free skating event at the Canadian senior ladies championships this year. Thirteen + year =< old Karen Magnussen of Van- couver is being billed as a future world figure skating imblett, Oshawa; Class 110, champion. A grade eight Miss Burka recently turned suzanne Ballentine, Oshawa; student at Seaton Academy, professional. yiass 111, Diane Clarkson, Vancouver, she finished sec- (CP Photo) : , Oshawa; Class 114, Kathy Lewis, Oshawa; Class 1}5, Sharane Slute, Port dy ¥ hawa; Class 120, Anne Willowdale; Class 122, stina Keisners, Scarboro; Glass 123, Terry Richardson, Oshawa; Class 124, Karen j Scarboro; Class 125, Adamson, Pickering; 4 126, Wendy Williams, Whitby; Class 129, Karen Rose Downing and Mrs. R. Brown, Oshawa; Class 130, Jan Eliza- both Hodges, Oshawa; Class 31, Lynda Bitten, Whitby; ass 132, Heather Ann Eaton, Molumbus; Class 133, Karen s0se Downing, Oshawa; Class , Marlyn McCullough and DON'T MISS THIS GREAT SHOW! e THE CADILLAC HOTEL NM Oshawa; Class 138, Stuart uy and Stephen Powell of Osh- wa; Class 139, Trinela Cane, Jathy Evans and Sandy Gal- braith of: Oshawa. : THE CADILLAC HOTEL present Jhe Spartons Starring TOM DAWSON ULLLLLAAUUAM AISLE (AMSTEL ANTENA MUU MCS] Luxuriously - Appointed Trailer New Status Symbol Among Stars HOLLYWOOD (AP)--The new status symbol among Hollywood stars is the personally-owned, luxurlously - appoined, dress- ing-room house trailer. The longer the trailer--or mo- bile home -- the more status. Minimum equipment usually in- cludes air-conditioning, stereo, television and, of course, bath and kitchen facilities. Also drapes, lamps, wall-to-wall car- peting, refrigerator, one or two telephones and often a bar. 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