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ling aded 0"HEARN ne of the main ut of this year's ates concerned ing upgraded in ntary and sec- elds, the much criti- urses are to be ; were started 0 when the bi rop began to hit needed to staff weren't avail- tment ' provided ers could qual- mer courses of 1 of the regular College of Edu- R leachers could nd earn money ter graduation So the courses ir. recognized by they weren't y. n dropping the ortage of train- d then the de- so strong that luced by these ere absolutely rowth has been st post - war in their 20s-- s of education e being, estab- nN, Queen's and Ottawa). ister William ) tell the house these courses he summer of ary field there ial upgrading, liversity traine ively required, 5 nal, of course, Mr. Davis a that all grade ill be required "degrees. ng to happen fer. In fact Il be many of to see it, 1y people, of er if this ever ary, particue er grades in would seem ght secondary with a leaning ng, handling n the poorer sity gradu- prey be at- seem to re- ' degree. ties saw that nd other ad- la really call if the teach- them as well AGO AGO 952 tario Depart- call for the pr of part of Highway 2A st to New- orimer, BA, s. W. J. Lor- | receive his n Chemistry e University ay. AGO 37 mn, city solic. 5 years, has Yr. K. Creigh- d as his suc- adian Trade n Jamaica, trip' across itor in Osh- stated that conditions in & Former village Reeve and County Warden Cyril Mor- ley officially opened the ry ed by Mrs. Barrett in charge. Street, progress. Mrs. D. Langille. St. Bs gota Anglican Church Ruth WA is sponsoring an auc- tion sale this Friday. Making weekend at a trailer park near arrangements are Mrs. Herman Parish, Mrs. T. Coulthard and WHITBY - AJAX PERSONALS |." The Almonds United Church)Brady, Women are holding a 'Confed-|Lynch, Gerald Hicks and John|Horton is chairman of this pro- this Saturday. The General con-|Gauthier. Prize winners were: |ject- this Saturday. The Genral con-| Laurie vener is Mrs. E. Ward assist-| Smith. R. Weatherall at the homebake table. Antiques will be on display with Mrs.|danced to the music of three Lorne Atkinson and Mrs. Evan! orchestras: Scout leader, Gerald "The large crowd, as he sang, "The Renovation" and "The Moran". IL § Mrs. Elizabeth Mell, Seg members of her family, spent alcharge of the lunch. visited friends in the area. jax and Pickering Gen- held this Saturday. Mrs. L. G. English and Karen! yrs. Frieda Farraday, of Los|Singles match Tuesday in the Angeles, California, who is at-|Glamorgan County tennis cham- TENNIS More than 150 teen agers|tending the American and Can-|pionships. Frank Tutvin, a Ca- adian Art and Museum Conven-|nadian now living in Florida, INSTRUCTION : tion at the King Edward Hotel,/beat J. A. Hammett of Britain lestré Associated/Toronto, visited this week with|6-2, 6-1 in first-round competi- Few" with Paul Hay a former| Mr, and Mrs. Russell VanHorne,|tion. In a second-round match, Mrs. May Lintner, $31 Perry 5th Whitby Scout drawing a|59g° wainut Street. has been a patient at the Oshawa General Hospital for several weeks but is making The Unity Club Past Noble|°: will hold a pot luck supper Proceeds from the dance for|/Grand (Rebekah) is holding a the Venturers' Expo canoe trip./card party this Friday at the 100. convener, with' Mrs, Lottie Plaskitt will be in] fp. Algonquin Provincial Park and| The First Whitby Cubs and|9Pening her home June 2, for Scouts, to terminate its seas- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, June 1, 1967 5 is being CANADIANS WIN Keith Carpenter of Montreal de- CARDIFF, Wales (CP-Reut-|feated A. J. Goold of Britain ers--Two Canadians won their|®2> 6-3. Registration for junior tennis players (age 15 years and under) will be held from 10 a.m, to 11:30 a.m. on Satur- day, June 3rd. Registration for Senior begin- ners will be held on Tuesday, June 6th from 7 p.m. to'9 p.m. WHITBY TENNIS CLUB Friday at St. Mark's United Church Hall with Mrs. James Smith in charge. Jackie Wilkins, 2905 Beachview, Pickering Beach, is the Ajax CP and T euchre. Pickering Village Library and Centennial Square Wed- nesday night. Shown here County Warden Charles Hea- CENTENNIAL PROJECT New Library Opened At Pickering Village PICKERING (Staff) -- After 76 years of library services without a library building, Pi- ckering Village unveiled its Cen- tennial Public Library Wednes- day night. Ontario County Warden Charl- es Healy at the ceremony, at- tended by an estimated 300 peo- ple, said the library was only the beginning of what could take place in the next century. Pickering Village Reeve, Ross A. Murison said the village had been playing football with a lib- rary building years'. He congratulated the people of the village on their centennial project. Clifford Laycox, reeve of Pi- ckering Township, said he hop- ed 85 per cent--of the books would be borrowed by township residents. He said he had con- tributed to the library by selling tickets for a week at the re- cent mayors and reeves con- vention. SQUARE DEDICATED Pickering Rotary President, Harold Anderson officially dedi- cated the Centennial Square' south of the Library on Church Street, to the village of Picker- ing as the Rotary Centennial Project. The father of Pickering Vill- age, Cyril E. Morley, officially cut the opening ribbon. The former village reeve and coun- ty warden was assisted by Li- brary Board chairman Robert Kennington and Reeve Murison. In addition to his praise for the new library, Mr. Morley elo- quently voiced his feelings on Canada. Architect W. W. Rankin pre- sented the key to Building Com- mittee Chairman P. B. Kearne and Mr. Kennington and told his audience he had received "nigh onto 100). #Tom_ Stples; a great deal of help in the pro- ject. After the opening refresh- ments were served by the Pi- ckering Ladies, assisted by the junior librarians, EARLY HISTORY The first Mechanics Institute Library was formed in the vil- lage in 1891 in the village after an organizational meeting on June 10 of that year. In the first six months of operation the library acquired 103 members with fees at $1 per year. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lay- cox, Reeve of neighboring Pickering Township. OSHAWA TIMES PHOTO ly congratulating the village on its project. At left is Library Board Chairman R. Kennington, on the right, the The teen dance, sponsored by of Columbus Hall, successful. charge of Ben LaHaye, Ven- turers' advisor, assisted by John 5th Venturers at Knights was most The event was in WHITBY THE SCREEN'S and in 1930 the library moved to a rented store. In 1954 the library moved to the new community centre buil- ding and became a public lib- rary in 1956 under provincial legislation. By 1963 it had out- grown its premises and moved temporarily to a disused public school. When the school was torn down the books were again moved to a village store. After 76 years the village li- brary now has a_ permanent home and the village has com- pleted its centennial project. By 1893 the library contained 478 books and the circulation SAWDON'S 244 Brock St. S., Whitby FREE 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE By Our Local Service Contractors FUELS | FURNACE OIL -- | STOVE OIL AND COAL } Boyd -- Ed BROCK Evening Programs At 6:55 & 8. 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