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R TUNING naps into perfect Philips have put s to give you a lor to black and hilips set virtual- Philips -- first TE Toe ai be function. It for $1,225 -- TEEN Anderson Collegiate Institute Anderson this year is much ncreased in both size, and en- rolment with a new wing and about 1,000 students. After a week of vigorous cam- paigning by five candidates, Judy Bi Diane Dougl Fraser MacKenzie, Mary Saul- nier and Larry Wastle, Mary Saulnier emerged the victor of the election for Student Council president. Larry Wastle is vice- president. Field Day was held last week with the following results: Jun- tor boys' champion, Terry Hal- ton; Intermediate boys' cham- TALK champion, Larry Westlake; Junior girls' champion, Laurie English; Senior girls' cham- pion, Pat Hendricks. This year, Anderson will be playing its home football games at Henry High since our playing field is' being repaired. In the first home game of the season 5-0. Pep rallies, and red and gray days are being organized to promote school spirit. Anderson defeated Pickering|515. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Following is the Canadian Press list of members elected in Saskatchewan, majorities being approximate in many cases, with party gain shown unless seat unchanged, (x- Member of last legislature): Arm River--Wilbert MclIvor (L) 32, gain from PC. Defeated Progressive Conservative Lead- er Martin Pederson, Athabasca--xAllan Guy (L) Pelly--J, Ross gain from CCF. Prince SASKATCHEWAN MEMBERS Barrie (L) 248, Albert East- Cumberland--xW. J. Berezows- ky (CCF) 956. Prince Albert West--xD. J. during Steuart (L) 168, Defeated Dr. 0. K. Hiertaas, Prince Albert Community Clin- ic, first to be set up in Saskat- chewan care crisis, who directed 1962 medical Qu-Appelle-Wolseley--xDoug McFarlane (L) 1,148. Defeated Social Credit Leader Lloyd | Avram. Redberry--xDick (CCF) 23. Regina Centre--xAllan F./ Blakeney (CCF) 1,923. | Michayluk Regina North East--xWalter 977: Smishek (CCF) 2,541, | Regina North West--x Ed! Whelan (CCF) 1,629. | Regina South--xGordon Grant (L) 3,710. Regina South East--xHenry Baker (CCF) 324. Defeated for- mer Canadian Football League (referee Paul Dojack. Regina South West--Don McPherson (L) 1,814. New seat. oe via ton F. Loken CCF minister of social welfare. Saskatoon Mayfair--xJohn E. Brockelbank (CCF) 2,152. Saskatoon Nutana Centre-- Clarence Estey (L) 1,272. Gain from CCF. Saskatoon Nutana South-- Rosthern--xDavid Boldt (L)|Austin Forsyth (L) 1,837. New THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 12, 1967 F (CCF) 334, gain from Lib. | Turtleford--Jack Flack (L) 2, Souris-Estevan -- xlan Russ w from CCF. Dougall (L) 764. Defeated Russ} wadena--: hurst aein former CCF minister of! (CCF) 983. _-- = industry and information, Swift Current--xE. I. sical Watrous--Percy Schmeiser |(L) 59, gain from CCF. Weyburn--xJ, Auburn Pepper (CCF) 153. Wilkie--xClifford MeIsane Lib.|(L) 1,464. Yorkton--xBernard Gallagher (CCF) 1,459. The Battlefords--xEiling Kra-| mer (CCF) 506. Touchwood -- Frank Meakes) (CCF) 466, gain from Defeated Education . Minister seat, Saleoats--xJames FE, Snedker| Saskatoon Riversdale--Roy i(L) 1,622. Romanow (CCF) 2,542, New Saskatoon City Park-|seat. University--J .J. Charlebois} Shaunayon--xFern Larochelle (L) 581, gain from CCF, Defeat-|(L) 395. ed A.M. Nicholson, former! Shellbrook--G. R. Bowerman George Trapp. \(L) 673. Bengough -- xAlex Mitchell (L) 215. Biggar--xWoodrow §. (CCF) 1,335. Lioyd | The first issue of this: year's Penpoint, the school newspaper, has been published. pion, Brian Wyatt; Senior boys' --LINDA RUTHERFORD Pickering Collegiate Institute The Drama Club has been in- vited to enter the Simpson's Drama Festival which will be held in April of 1968. Each year an award is given for the best actor and actress as well as the winning play. Several plays are being considered but none has been chosen as of yet. The Drama Club also plans several assemblies before then as re- hearsals for the play will not start until January. There will not be a major musical produc- tion this year. The Student Council has. de- cided to sell rings, sweaters and jackets again this year. The prices may be slightly high this year but don't let that dissuade you from showing some of the old school spirit. The Council has also agreed to pey half the price of the Prefect jackets. The school newspaper has not appeared yet but we are still hoping. The Telegram's Christmas Fairyland will be held again this year in the Automotive Building of the CNE, from No- vember 19 to December 24. Four Representative will be in- vited to a special party which will be held between the above dates. Sixty students from each school will be invited and four schools will attend each night. This is being presented free of charge by CHUM, After Four and the Milk Board. There will be a band supplied for each} party. The football game, held on Oct. 5 between Pickering and Courtice was won by Courtice, with a final score of 28 - 1. --GLYNNIS WALKER. Debray Changes His Plea Accepts Part Responsibility By CHRISTOPHER ROPER CAMIRI (Reuters)--A fresh aura of drama surrounded the trial of French Marxist writer Regis Debray here today after his emotional acceptance of partial responsibility for Bolivia's seven-month-long guerrilla outbreak. The 27-year-old Frenchman, openly sobbing over the death Monday of Cuban revolutionary Ernesto (Che) Guevara, made a dramatic retraction of his defence against charges of guerrilla involvement during an interview with Bolivian law stu- dents in his cell Wednesday. Debray, who faces a possible 30-year prison sentence on charges of rebellion, murder and armed robbery, told the students: "I am in mourning for the death of a continental leader." SHARES RESPONSIBILITY The bearded intellectual, who consistently declared after his arrest in April that he was in Bolivia only to interview Gue- vara for French and Mexican magazines, said he would ask the military tribunal trying him to consider his share of respon- sibility in guerrila acts. He told the students: "Yes, I am responsble. I am going to) demand from the tribunal the honor of making me responsible for the facts that are being judged." WORK FOR BILINGUALISM OTTAWA: (CP)--The public service commission of Canada is spending $5,000,000 this year on language training programs, chairman John J. Carson said Monday. Ability to speak both} French and English now is an element of merit in the selec tion of all university graduates recruited for administration and foreign officer positions in the puble service, he said. He said he did not fire a sin- gle shot, but '"'politically and morally I consider myself have charged Debray with moral responsibility for guerril- la operations because of his published book on guerrilla tac- tics,Revolution within the Rev- olution. sponsible for the occurr- anges." 8 Bolivian authorities already Cannington--xThomas Weath- erald (L) 1,079. Canora--Adolph Matsalla| (CCF) 249, gain from Lib. | Cutknife--Miro Kwasnica) (CCF) 775, Elrose -- xGeorge Leith (L) 127. - | Gravelbourg--xLionel Co d-| erre (L) 542. | Hanley--R. A. Heggie (L)| 128, gain from CCF. Defeated) Robert Walker, former CCF attorney general. Humboldt--xMatt Breker (L)| Each school which has an After|812. cae dines Messer (CCF) | "xelvington--Nel E. Byers (CCF) 1, gain from Lib. Kerrobert-Kindersley-- | xWilliam Howes (L) 866. | Kinistino--xArt Thibault} (CCF) 537. | Last Mountain--xDon Mac-| Lennan (L) 35. Lumsden--xD. V. Heald = (L)| 694. Maple Creek--xAlex -- (L) 781. Meadow Lake--xH. F. Coup. | land (L) 244. Melfort-Eisdale--xC. G. Willis (CCF) 567. Melville--John Kowalchuk (CCF) 116, gain from Lib.| Defeated Public Works Minister | Wilfred Gardiner. Milestone--xCy (L) 446. Moose Jaw North--xGordon T. Snyder (CCF) 140. Moose Jaw. South--xW. G. | Davies (CCF) 2,239. Moosomin--John Gardner (L)| 54, Morse--xRoss Thatcher (L)| 1,000. cha ad Moose Jaw Mayor L. H. Le Nnavia-airank, 'Radlotf (L)| 11. Notukeu-Willowbunch-- xJames Hooker (L) 548. MacDonald m An interesting position is op Unit at the Ontario Hospital, development of a programme f mobile would be required. Registered nurses with a cert ing and three years of experienc: are Invited to apply to: -- ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ONTARIO HOSPITAL WHITBY PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE SALARY: $7,500. to $8,600. $7,900. to $9,000. 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