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| |G i &§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 13, 1960 HONOR | FIRST NURSING SUPERINTENDENT KT ONT. HOSPITAL Miss Gertrude Bryan of Whit- by, right, the first superinten- dent of nursing at the Ontario Hospital in Whitby, poses with the present superintendent, Miss Helen Whitman. On Sat- urday over 250 former gradu- ate nurses from all over Can- ada and the United States registered for thre second Alumnae Association Reunion at the hospital. The highlight of the reunion was the unveiling of a portrait of Miss Bryan who was the superintendent of nursing from 1921 to 1933. She is 88. The reunion was the second of the Alumnae Associa- tion in the 40 years of its existence, the first taking place eight years ago. --Oshawa Times Photo WHITBY And DISTRICT 795 Enter Tourney Of Whitby Rifle Club Over the weekend 75 sporting, rifle enthusiasts answered the in- vitation of the Whitby Rifle Club when they competed In the An- nual Tournament at the club's outdoor range on D'Hillier street. Many clubs from southern On- tario were represented in the four classes of Master, Expert, Sharp shooter and Marksmen, There were 10 events which calered for the three methods of shooting the sporting .22 rifles on the 25 and 50 yard ranges. The following is a complete list of the results of the tourney: Prone position, 25 yards: Master Class: G. Purser, To- fofiton 199-16 and F. Stanley, Hamilton, also with 199-16, Expert Class: 1st, J. Wyatt, To- tonto, 199-16. Sharpshooter Class: K, Budd, Stratford, 198-15. Marksman Class: ist, J. Wil- liams and 2nd, J. Mason, both of Guelph, Prone position, Pairs at 25 yards, Master Class: J. Munro-Cape and J. Wyatt of Toronto with a total score of 199-13. Expert Class: D. Somner and| J.» Denham of Toronto with ale total score of 199-13. Sharpshooter Class: B. Doran| and D. Seeley of Stratford with | & "total of 199.8. Marksmen Class: J. Williams and J. Mason of Guelph with a total of 198-12. Prone position, team of four at 25 yards. Master Class: Hamilton (Messrs, Gurton, Least, Stanley and Colville) with a total score of $91.19 out of 400. Expert Class: North Toronto (Messrs Wyatt, Munro - Cape, Bucksteins and Bawden) with a total of 398-27. Sharpshooter Class: Stratford, (Messrs. Dowslet, Rehl, Sipple and Budd) with a total score of 395-24. 'Marksmen Class: Guelph, (Messrs, Mansfield, Lace, Mor- kot Bae Williams) with a total of Kneeling position at 25 yards, Master Class: R. Shultz of Norwich with 194-8. Expert Class: B. Orth of Nor- Ready for "a big time" this summer? HOW ABOUT YOUR DANCING? DON'T L2¥ poor dancing fuing good party for you. Come to Arthur Murray's now and learn | all the latest steps. You'll find | t's quick and easy to learn the Arthur Muzrey Way, By ak ARTHUR MURRAY "114 Simcoe St. South RA 8-1681 Open 1 to 10 p.m. Daily Air-Conditioned fich with 188-1. Sharpshooter Class: Cape, Toronto, 188-8. | Marksman Class: Mrs. V.| Master Class: B Shultz of Nor- J. Munro-|wich with 771-33. Expert Class: Toronto with a total of 765-2. Sharpshooter Class: K. Budd of Staff Members Of Whitby Public School Board on Mrs. Thursisy announced the appoint- ment Ronald Bareham, of -- as the new principal of Brock Street Public Schooi The following is a list of the teachers that will staff Whithy's public schools during the coming school year, Brock Street Public School, Ronald Bareham; principal, and Mrs, Sheila "Thompson. . Colborne Street Public School: Carmen Sarles, principal, Mrs Joyce Bain, Mrs Eunice Beer, Mrs. Gretta Lee, Frank Hiusser, Lyle Fairfield, Miss Marion Hare, Mrs. Beryle Walker, Mrs. Mar- garet Van Deuren, Ross Andrews, Aubrey MacNaughton. Dundas Street Public School: Miss Florence Heard, principal, Ross Drew, Robert Martin, Mrs. Kathleen Hutchings, Miss Eliza- beth Odlum, Mrs, Margaret Smith, Mrs. Lillian Fairfield, Miss Beatrice Craig, Mrs. Ann Budd and Miss Margaret Real. Hillcrest Public School: D, G. Catherwood, principal, Roland Bullock, Mrs. Helena Stewart, Miss Gertrude Corbett, Miss Doreen Whitney, Mrs, Shirley Bergevin, Miss Mildred Corbett, Mrs, Marjorie Frost, Miss Chris- tine Robinson, Miss Glenna Kirk- wood, Mrs. Ina Bryans and Mr, Roy Currie. Kathleen Rowe Memorial School: Dwight Swerdfeger, prin- cipal, David Disney, Mrs, Bess Duff, Mrs, Joyce Middleton, Mrs Zena Carlaw, Mrs. Dorothy Brady and Mrs. Eileen Haley. King Street Public School: Jerry Stachow, principal, Ross Fairley, Henry De Mille, Mrs. Iris Baker, Miss Gwen Lowe, Miss Diane Smith, Miss Mary Harris, Mrs. Lilian Brown, Miss Gertrude Eckel and Mrs. Joyce Cox, Palmerston Avenue Public School: Willlam Batten, princi- pal, Edwin Vickery, Miss Sher- ril Farmer, Miss Brenda An- Public Schools Myrna Bayliss and Mrs. Mildred Felstead. Blair Park Public School: Douglas Hogg, principal, Mrs Georgine Gibson, Lloyd Slut e,/He Miss Eleanor Yates, Miss Lorna Richards and Mrs. Eleanor Hol- man, Music Superintendent: Mrs, Marian Williams, Principal's Sup- ply, Mrs, Carrie Arksey and Mrs. Mary Akey and Supervising Prin- -- Earl Fairman. Ray Carlaw, who formerly taught in Colborne Street Public School, is on loan to the Dept. of National Defence for a period of two years. Whitby's Public School machine will have 13 new teachers in its schools for the next school year. The following is a list of who they are, where they are from and where they will teach. Ross Andrews, from Toronto, will teach at Colborne School. Mrs. Shirley Bergevin, of Whit- by, will teach at H llerest School. Roland Bullock of Atherley will teach at Hillcrest School. Lyle Fairfield of Kapuskasing will teach at Colborne School. Ross Fairley of Ajax will teach at King Street School. Miss Sherrill Farmer of Kapus- kasing will teach at Palmerston Avenue School. Douglas Hogg, of Pickering, will be the principal of the new Blair Park Public School. Miss Lorna Richards of Port Arthur will teach at Blair Park Public School. Miss Diane Smith, of Whitby, will teach at King Street School, Whitby. Mrs. Sheila Thompson, of Whit- by, will teach at Brock Street School. Edwin Vickery, of Oshawa, will teach at Palmerston Avenue School, Miss Doreen Whitney of Ux- bridge will teach at Hillcrest School, Miss Eleanor Yates of Whitby § drews, Miss Eleanor Griffiths, will teach at Blair Park School. Guelph with 760-38, Marksman Class: Guelph with 747-44. Grand aggregate scores: Master Class: B, Shultz of Nor- wich with 1164-49. Expert Class: P. Bawden of Toronto with 1151-42, Sharpshooter Class: K. Budd of Guelph with 1148-54, Marksman Class: J. Lace of Guelph with 1118-42. Whitby Rifle. Club Pr Jim Frazer presented the win. J. Mason of P. Bawden of members ners and second placed competi- tors with trophies and medals and all officiating was handled by of the Whitby Rifle Club. Baughman, Toronto, +187-3. Standing Position at 25 yards. Master Class: R. Shultz of Nor- wich with 182-2, Expert Class: P. Bawden, To-| ronto, 184-3. Sharpshooter Class: K. Budd of Stratford, 179-3 Marksman Class: K. Butcher, Toronto, 177-1, [2d TooAY Heleoy Atlee, FEATURES Prone position at 50 yards. Master Class: J. Munro-Cape of Toronto with 199-13, Expert Class: J. Wyatt of To- ronto with 199-10. Sharpshooter Class: K. Budd of Guelph with 198-10. Marksman Class: John Mason of Guelph with 198-8. Kneeling position at 50 yards. Master Class: B. Shultz of Nor- wich with 198.9. Expert Clags: B, Orth of Nor- wich with 192-6, Sharpshooter Class: K. Budd of Guelph with 190-6, Marksman Class: Mrs. V. {Baughman of Toronto with 186.2. Total aggregate scores in events 1, 2, 3 and 6 (prone posi- tion). Master Class:" J. Munro-Cape Toronto with 597-42, Expert. Class: J. Wyatt of To- ronto, with 596-38. Sharpshooter Class: K. Budd of Guelph with 593-30. Marksman Class: Guelph with 596-34. Total aggregate scores in events 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 (prone position), His name was Halsey -- But the enemy spelled it "Hell"! PLUS ADDED FEATURE o JIM DAVIS | Ne: J. Mason of THIS WAS THE BULL OF THE PACIFIC! LYNN THOMAS "NEWS FOR A GUNMAN" "THEY TURNED A WHITE HELL RED WITH STEAKS Six To Graduate At Ont. Hospital Six nurses, one from Oshawa, will graduate from the Ontario Hospital School of Nursing, Whit- by, at the 32nd graduation cere- mony on Tuesddy, June 14. Guest speaker at the afternoon event will be the Hon, Dr. Matthew B. Dymond, Ontario Minister of iy Sunday, the annual Bacca- laureate service for the graduat- ng class was held at St. John's Anglican Church, Port Whitby, in the evening. The Rector, Rev George Nicholson, delivered a special message to the nurses. On the afternoon of the gradu- ation, Dr. C, A. Buck, director of the Ontario Hospitals Department, of the Department of Health, will present the diplomas. Miss Dorothy Riddell, RN, senior in- spector of the Schools of Nursing, will present the graduating pins. Robin Nicholson, of Whitby, will preside at the organ. Members of the graduating class are: Miss Elsie Armstrong, New Liskeard; Miss Eleanor Bai- ley, Virginia Town; Miss Louise Juveniles Lose Crumback, Oshawa; Miss Sheila| period In Peterboro Friday night the McQuay and Kidd Juvenile Lacrosse team made their second stast ofthe season and were edged by a fired up Peterborough club in fo Lift lock City to the tune of 10-6, The game was fairly. evenly played except for the second period when Peterborough outscored the locals by five goals. In the first period Peterborough got an early jump on the real tors with Morris connecting at 3.45. Then at 14.35 it was Holli- day tor Whitby from Koster and Gray. Peterborough took the lead again at 17.15 when Asta scored with Campbell of Whitby in the sin bin for slashing. The second period was a rug- gedly fought session with referee Terry Davis handing out a total of 10 penalties, four to Whitby and six to the Petes, The oles took a commanding lead in this firing five shots past Wagg. Although Whitby did score in this some fine chances and Dunn who played a strong game in the nets for Petechrough. Whitby took cha in third, scoring five gi and Ronnie Moore each a pair and Koster firing a These two goals gave the hat trick for the game realtors gave a good account themselves in this session should they continue to this manner will be very beat in future games. Next home game of the Me Quay and Kidd Juveniles is Mon» day night, July 4, when they en- tertain Fergus. 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