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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, June 6, 1967 MANY OSHAWA AREA STUDENTS RECEIVE DEGREES THIS MONTH is CHRISTOPHER CHA Y- TER, son of Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM D. HOLDEN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald EDWARD JAMES Wina- cott, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. LESLIE MORGAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Morgan, FRANCIS JEFFREY Mc- Tiveen, son of Mr. and Mrs. ERIC W. CHIN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Chin, JAMES PHILLIP McRae, FRED K. GRAHAM, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W . DENNIS JOHNSTON, son Graham, RR 2, Newcastle, received his Bachelor of Music degree at University of Toronto, May 29. He will be awarded the W. E. Fair- clough Scholarship _ this month which will assist him to study in Europe. Fred, a graduate of Bow- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Johnston, 215 Kendall Ave. graduated May 26 from the University of Waterloo with a BA in history. Mr. John- ston, a graduate of O'Neill Collegiate intends to further his studies in law. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McRae, 495 Oshawa Blvd. N., received his BA degree, majoring in history at Trent University on June 2. Mr. McRae, a former student of O'Neill Collegiate, was a member of Trent' Univer- sity's first graduating class. F. A. Mcllveen formerly of formerly of Oshawa and now residing in Oakville, re- Oshawa and now resid of Peterborough graduated from Queen's University June 3 with a BA degree, majoring in Politics and French. Jeff attended §S. J. Phillips Public School and O'Neill Collegiate. ceived a Bachelor of En- gineering degree at Mc- Master University, Hamil- ton, May 26. Eric is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of 14 Nas- sau Street, Oshawa. Winacott, 143 Garrard Rd., Oshawa, graduated with a Bachelor of Physical Health and Education from Queen's University, June 2. Edward is a graduate of Anderson Collegiate, Whitby and will join the staff of Markham District High School in Sept. W. Holden, Westdale St., Oshawa received his Bache- lor of Arts degree in honors Business Administra- tion from the University of Western Ontario, June 2. RR 1, Brooklin, received an honors B.Sc. degree from McMaster University on May 26. Leslie is a grad- uate of Port Perry high school. C. H. Chayter, received his B.A. degree with honors in biology from Carleton Uni- versity on May 26. He atten . ded Dr. S. J. Phillips pub- lic school and O'Neill Col- legiate. He plans graduate work at Carleton. manville High School, ex- pects to leave for Germany in September. He is assis- tant organist at Simcoe Street United Church and has won a number of donald will be marked reo oad affairs of $379,062,000 for|formation of a university grants} HOSTESSES FOR DRIVERS by a short ceremony by mem-|the fiscal year ending March 31,|commission to replace the de-/ WINDSOR, England (CP) -- bers of the legislature before) 1968. partment of university affairs.|Traders in this Berkshire town a statue of the first prime) [Liberal Leader Robert Nixon| Outside the house Mr. Davis|Want to replace woman parking minister on the Queen's Park}. eae ARS PISA soy (meter wardens with pretty grounds. | suggested the commission in-|indicated the commission will) ini = gkifted 'tralfic: hbsthkies \clude representatives of the ad-|have three full-time members| who will assist drivers rather ' : PRESENT ESTIMATES \visory committee on university|and will take from one to two| than fine them. Hugh Langrishe, ,--Mr. Davis said a proposed) Mr. Davis, also minister for! affairs, the committee of uni-|years to finish its report. j|Chamber of Commerce presi- $1,900,000 grant to the Royaljuniversity affairs, announced) |, . it 'abnt d lead C Ray' b F dent said the wardens "don't Ontario Museum may be en-|the plans for education in in-|VerS"'Y Presiden's and leading)' Commission members will bel) ove to look like alot of Gor larged in the government's|troducing spending estimates| "university experts. appointed by and report to the|sons which I'm sorry to say a 1967-68 fiscal year. He said|for the department of univer-' He saia it should lead to the cabinet. lot of them do." the grant is under review fol- lowing complaints by Museum a Director Peter Swann. --Attorney - General Arthur Wishart said a comn.ittee is studying the possibility of using computer - compiled ne crime information to provide coverage for the use of all Ontario police forces. In an- swer to Eddie Sargent (L-- Grey North) he said all crim- inal convictions would be fed} | Committee To Study, Plot Post Secondary Education TORONTO (CP)-- Education Minister William Davis told the legislature Monday a comn.is- sion will be set up to study post-secondary ediication in On- tario and plot a chart of de- velopment to 1980. Mr. Davis said the study "Should help to develop a com- plete understanding of the kinds of effective relationships that will exist among the various types of institutions and clarify, I hope, once and for all that no able student in this province will ever be denied the opportu- nity to proceed with further education if he has the desire and ability to do so." awards during his stay at the Royal Conservatory. PETER FRANCIS Baron, RONALD E. MILES, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mi- les, 555 Mary St. graduat- ed with a B.A. in history on June 1 from Victoria College, University of .To- ronto. Ronald plans to do B.Sc. Baron, son and daughter of Mrs. Mary Baron and the late Mr. Peter J. Baron, will both receive university degrees on June 3. Peter and Carolyn Mary . of Western Ontario. He has accepted a position with the Ontario Government in Ottawa. Carolyn will re- ceive her BA from Queen's University, Kingston. She In other developments: --Mr. Davis turned down re- commendations of the special committee on graduate stu- dies to form a University of Ontario to co-ordinate opera- tion of the province's public into the computer and be available to any police force. --The 75th anniversary of the death of Sir John A. Mac- 'Travel Sickness' What's new? I'll tell you what's new! graduate study at the Uni- will graduate with a Master 88 accepted a teaching | universities. versity of Toronto in the of Business Administration position at Hillcrest High --Mr. Davis said church - re- Affects Many-- fall. 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