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G THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 21, 1966 "GIVES BLESSING ~~ Faiey Meeslag" to" the Se y essing to e crowd in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City, prays for the victims of the recent unprecedented floods that damaged north and central Italy. The Pontiff gave his special Apostolic blessing to all helping bring relief and comfort to the flood zones. (AP Wirephoto by cable from Rome) Garden Set For Zoology "KINGSTON: (CP) -- Queen's University is constructing a soological garden about five es north of here to contain , eats, guinea pigs and fher animals used in research, vivarium, scheduled for pletion next September, tures a two-corridor entry tem. Animals brought in will kept in one section under rantine and will not be to the other area until ney are declared healthy. school honor grad- Seconda: as were presented uation dip! \Saturday to 122 students of O'Neill Collegiate and Voca» 'tional Institute. They were: Crystal. Adam Cameron 'TAllen, Richard Anderson, Patri- cia Andrews, John Armstrong, Wenda Aston, Michael Astrop, Donald Barnoski, Terry Bassett, Heather Beaton, Linda Beatty, Aris Birze, Laurie Blake, Robert Brock, Dale Burnett, Robert Burns, Barbara Burr, Harold Chmara, James Clapp, Jane Collard, Joanne Conway, Karen Crowells, Judith Cun- liffe. Anne Davey, Heather Davis, Derwin Dennis, John DeWith, Katherine Doughty, Brian Drew, Bernice Dupuis, Gary Edgar, Colin Edgecombe, Caro- lyn Faini, Thomas Peorestall, Robert Fowler, Robert Fudge, Larry Gannon, Carol Gardner, Norman Gibb, David Gorman, Carole Greene, Michael Greene, Elaine Gul- liver, Katherine Hamilton, Christopher Hayes, Carolyn Hayward, Kathryn Henderson, Larry Hicks, Barbara Holland, Douglas Holmes, Sharon Holmes, Eric Hooey, Patricia Hume, Heather James, Dianne Kauffman, Evelyn Kirby, Joy Knott, Andrew Kryczka, John Lancaster, Patricia Lander, Barbara Langfield, John LaRush, Bryan Latta, Jane Lawrence, Darry! Leach, Megan Lofthouse, Madeline Lovell, Judith Macdonald, Larry McCabe, Mary Ann Me- Connell, Philip Mcliveen, Judith McLean, Robert Middleton, Pamela Miller, Michael Mother: sill, Marlene Mullen, Shawne Murphy, Margaret Neal, Cath- erine Normoyle, Karen Pascoe, Nancy Pearse, Susan Picker- ing. Hugh Popham, Bruce Porter, Susan Pretty, Judith Raike, Lorne Rich, Karen Rimar, Bar- bara Rose, Patricia Roughley, Robert Ruddy, Terrance Ryan, Glenn Sacks, Margaret Slo- combe, Lucille Snider, Hershel Stemeroff, Linda Stevenson, Beth Swackhammer. Douglas Taylor, Thelma Thomas, Karen Thompson, Janice Tierney, Joan Tisdall, Leslie Townsend, Lennis Trotter, Robert Twaites, Henry 60-acre site pas- Wire land for larger animals. An pop and aviary are to be) led and the vivarium's labor- | ies will be used for research | animal diseases. STRIKE AT MERSEY 'AUNTON, England (CP) -- lent ecouts for @ British rec- company think they have successor to the Mersey which gave birth to the tles --it's the Somerset qd. Already a group called Cutler and the Wurzels recorded Market Comes to Santon NOW PLAYING PORTRAIT OF A WEAK MAN. RELIVING HIS TORTURED PAST! 0 at A Ep wy . Cutler's manager says he ld become "'the Bob Dylan England." IZZA Phone 723-0241 or 728-0192 * a = fokdeys F & O10 PHONE 725-5833 aonenaeinmnsemamaitin petresaemaninransinintcnies neato saleaeemameenieniaienianeniaaeiatal ALL COLOR SHOW!! 2nd BIG HIT s Weddi Ww Ann Stiles, Judith Sutton Mac-| Visser, Joan Watts, Joan Weir, Maria Weiss, Gerard Wesselink, James Wilkinson, Alice Wilson, Rhonda Wilson, Robert Wilson, Janice Wilton, Susan Winter, Lynn Woods, Larry Yanch, Ian Young, Graduation diplomas were presented in the five-year arts and science branch to: FOUR OPTIONS Timothy Alexander, David Andeley, Dieter Anlauf, Karen Ashman, Christine Branton, Bonnie Burns, Mary Frances Conway, Richard Crawford, Michael Crosby, Gary Cubitt, Richard Dawson, Donna Deak, Jo-Anne Dehsham, James Devine, Joh. Drynan, Barbara Field, Brenda Finer, John Fox, Susan Freeman, Hugette Gag- non, William Gardner, William Garrett, Allan Gilietie, Claire Glendinning, William Glover, Edward Goodchild, Shawn Hagerman, Catherine Hayden, Jill Heard, Christin® Heath, Susanne Jeffery, Rich- ard Jones, Walter Kalinowski, Virginia Kirby, Jean Koss, Geresa Kuchma, David Laing, Leonard Lambersky, Sylvia Lancaster, Phillip Levine,James Lindsay, JoAnne Loos, Brian Lynch, Elizabeth Macleod, Carolyn March, Charles Martin, Patricia May, Jacqueline Mc- Adam, William MeCullough, Peter McGibbon, Christine Me- Intyre. Robert McKenzie, Elizabeth McRae, Eileen Menard, Wil- bert Merrithew, Elizabeth Mills, Maureen Mitchell, Jac: queline Moody, Terry Moore, Sharon Mowbray, Susan Mur- doch, Mary-Jane O'Neill, Don? ald Parker, James Peel, Kath- ryn Platt, Rene Pleau, Anna 122 OCVI Students Awarded Diplomas Power, Mariin Rhodes, Doug- las Richardson, Roberta Rogan, David Rollo, Barry Sampson, David Samp- son, David Saunders, Elizabeth Sharp, Karen Shaw, Ronald Sheyan, Douglas Short, Bruce Sinclair, Martin Singleton, Linda. Smith, Leslie St, Andrews, Robert Stephenson, Christopher Stones, _ Barbara Storie, Paul Sutton, Sophia Tass, David Tole, Mary Town- send, Judith Walken, Leslie Walters, Glenn Willson, Cathe- rine Westnutt. FIVE OPTIONns Wayne Adams, Wayne Aston, Catherine Bateson, Louise Broadbent, Kathyrn Brown, Alfred Burns, April Carter Gary Clark, Heather Connaiy, Mih- ael Conway, Sandra Cook, Judith Crothers, Marshaii Cro- tin, Bron Curley, Carol Daniel, Mary Delvin, Linda Dunanson, Erie Farncombe, Catherine Fulton, Victoria Gerrow, Dinah Gough, Peter Graper, Robert Gray, Nancy Griffith, Heather Hall, Brian Houghton, Barry Jamieson, Thomas Johnson, Susan Kelly, Sharon Kent, Sharyn Kent, Terence Keys, Ronald Kitchen, David Knowl- ton, Barbara Low, Hugh Mac- Donald, Heaiier MacFarlane, Lance Maidiow, Douglas Mann, Mary Ellen Mark, Gail Mcliveen, Pamela McMullan, David Miller, Ralph Moore, Sandra Neil, Joelanne Nicholls, Tom Ogle, Patricia Pallant, Janice Parfitt, Carol Pre st, David Prest, Joan Reed, Mary Southwell, Linda St, Andrews, Susan Starr, Michael Stephen- son, Dorothy Vipond, Douglas Warren, Linda Wilson, Wendy Wilson, Larry Winter, Geof- frey Woods and, Dougias Yon- son. SIX OPTIONS Evelyn Davidson, Jane Dewey, Linda Hopkins, Ruth Kimmerly, Edward Robertson, Robert Stone, Graduation diplomas in the four-year program, arts and ov branch, were presented 0: Chery! Boissoin, Gary Brad- Pollution Laxity Hit LONDON, Ont, (CP)--Repre- sentatives of the United Auto Workers said in London Satur- day that the public should press for strict enforcement of water solved just by @ legal erack- own, . He said the province has in- creased its surveillance of pol- oy a and has gener- recelv: co-operation from industry, Because the pro- vincial econom depends largely on industrial activity and expansion, the OWRC has tried to control pollution with- out interrupting production, he!. DAILY from VAUGHN: MeGALL CONTINUOUS 1:30 P.M. WHO EVER TOOK THE (THE SLICKEST, SWINGIN'EST CON-MAN | WORLD FOR A RIDE! FRANK "Dual Trumpeter" MOTLEY AND THE ROUNDERS @ SWINGING BAND @ FIERY ELAINE Exotic Dencer ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY AND SATURDAY MATINEE 4 TO 6 P.M. 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