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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 16, 1960 13 WHITBY AND DISTRICT No Atomic Blast Due To Accident WASHINGTON (AP) -- The expos} Vacation Soon For 3,000 At of a as the result of an accident such as the recent one involving a Bo- sail marc are micr Whitby School the defence . department Wednesday. said elementary and secondary stu- rt figured the chances|dents, the halcyon days of sum- a one in 10,000,-| mer vacation will soon be here. 000,000. In fact, for some of the 650 stu- dents at the Whitby District High The occasion was a briefing 1. those days have arrived for reporters by officials of the Oo oe BY the results Pentagon's Defence Atomic Sup-| "ono" examinations. rt Agency. It followed a fire st week which burned and melted down a Bomarc anti-air- craft missile with an atomic war- head at McGuire Air Force Base, NJ. Public and Separate School pupils will cease their labors on June 29 and will return again on Sept. 6, the day after Labor Day. Registered in the public schools are 1908 pupils and in the Officials said that in 14 years| separate schools 450. the safety record is perfect-- there has been no nuclear deto- Although the' high schools do not officially close their doors mation as the result of am ac-|, i; June 29, students are allow- cident. ed to go as they complete their Montreal Rivals Toronto In Arts June examinations. On Tuesday, all Grades 11 and 12 at the Whitby District High School were released for vacation. Today, Thursday, Grades 9 and 10 will be finished and on June 23, Grade For more than 3000 Whitby |' ONTARIO'S LARGEST HOME FURNISHERS GR lida "ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT IN THIS WONDERFUL ADAMS SALE Hundreds of wise shoppers have made REAL SAVINGS in this 79th Anniversary Sale. Reductions of 50% and more on some brand merchandise. So while there is still time, visit your ADAMS store TOMORROW for sure . to get your share of the many bargains! OPEN DAILY FROM 9 a.m. fo 6 p.m. FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. 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Chalmers, : resident of the board of direc- ; re of the Canadian Opera Com-| Herman Geiger-Torel, announced pany, told the company's annual [2 season of 81 performances. meeting here Wednesday. | The fourth national tour with] Mr. Chalmers" suggested that|39 performances starts Nov. 1 at Metropolitan Toronto council es- Deep River, and ends at Brock- tablish a $200,000 annual fund|ville Dec. 22. and Ontario provide $500,000 The fifth tour opens Jan. 23 in| yearly to support the arts, | Saint John, N.B., and ends March The opera's general director,'11 at Whitby. (WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR PLUS THESE OTHER ADDED FEATURES ® A comfortable high riser spring ~ @ Luxurious spring-fiiied mattress, 46" .. ® 2 Quality feather-filled pillows un Monday night, the St. Catharines Athletics wake their initial appearance at the Whitby arena against the current®league-leading Whitby Red Wings starting at 9:00 p.m. This game was originally sched- uled for Saturday night, but manager Ivan Davies was given the ok at the first of the year to arrange for the game to be moved to tonight. However, come last Sunday afternoon, the officials of the St. Cathar- ines club went crying to the executive of the OLA to cancel the game--rather a childish procedure, be- cause no apparent reason was given for their actions. Now their eyes are dry, and in it's place a complacent smile upon receiving their own way. This type of ; . 3 JE attitude is evident amongst the player roster also, 5 Sheds Em" oy ; ' 3 ! : a judging from the reception, the Wings received in X - 3 g : their first outing in the Garden City. The Red Wings took exceptions to the excessive high sticking and other rough tatics, and plan to avenge proceedings come Monday evening. You've heard of grudge matches in wrestling, well this contest between the } lh Athletics and the Wings should prove likewise. Note : ih E ] the different starting time of 9:00 p.m. for this one, tonight to brush up on a few details at practice in the | of 0} Om Oth | COImp Community ena, commencing at 8:00 p.m. Tomor= - row night, they travel to Brampton for a game with 4 the Excelsiors, defending Minto Cup champions (em- NO 4 blematic of the Canadian Junior "A" lacrosse champ=- fonship). Although the Wings hold a one-point DEPOSIT NEEDED a § aegis CH RRN NB HSE . hm 188 PIECES HE EN $399 123-piece kitchen group 79.95 80c Weekly - duit vig Whitby will take advantage of .the open date league lead, the going will become increasingly tougher. This season, the OLA Junior "A" league is extremely competitive with the first five clubs bunched closely together, When the Wings invade the Brampton arena tomorrow evening they will be seeking their first victory away from home. As yet they have been unsuccessful in three attempts. They have an excellent home record with three victories in as many tries. It is readily agreed upon that to stay on top you have to win on the road as well as in your own back yard. It's practically impossible to complete a schedule undefeated at home, with this tight compe- tition; so it makes it almost imperative that you win a few away from home. Club leaders, Ivan Davie and Bev Groves are definitely aware of this and they will undoubtedly convey their thoughts to the players. TOWN AND COUNTRY ... two important series in the major leagues involving league leaders are currently taking place. In the American League, Baltimore and Cleveland' are squaring off, while in the National, Pittsburgh and San Francisco are en- gaged in battle on the west coast. The New York Yankees, with powerful Roger Maris and young hurler, Jim Coates, continue to keep pace with the Orioles and Indians atop of.the American loop. With all tne power they possess, the Yanks would have to favored as the number one club, come October's classic world series . . . Ted O'Connor, playing-coach of last year's Whitby Dunlops has assumed a like role this year with Tony's softball club, members in the Inter-county League. Teammate Harry Sinden patrols centre field and is hitting the ball at a good clip. 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