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& THE OSHAWA TIMES, Twesdoy, Mey 26, 1964 Grads Speak -- To Students Saturday morning and most lads would prefer to.spend it rotting in bed -- not so these ones. The Delta Phi Frater- FRATERNITY CAR WASH AIDS RETARDED nity gave up. last Saturday to operate a car wash at the shopping centre; The pro- ceeds of this car wash will go to help the Retarded Chil- dren Workshop. Materials for the workshop were donated by builders in Oshawa and it will be completed in about five months. The sod turning ceremony was held on Friday. Mrs. R. D. Shorten donated the property for the build- ing. Pickering Separate School Track, Field Meet Results © On Friday, May 22, St...Fran- e's de Sales Separate School hold its track and fielg day in preparation for the Ontario County South Separate School meet which will be held June 6, at St. Bernadette's, Ajax. The following are the winners in the various events for the d'fferent age groups. -.Midget Girls (under 9 years o:d) -- 50-yard dash: 1. Linda Clermont; 2. Barbara Feather- s:one, Carmel O'Kane; stand- ing broad jump:.1. Linda Cler- mont; 2. Carmel O'Kane; 3. Larbara Featherstone; rinning -troad jump: 1. Linda Clermont; 2.. Carmel .O'Kane; .3. Barbara Featherstone. Midget Boys (under: 9 years -years..old); -- 50-yard dash: 1. John Vernoy; 2. Raymond O'Kane;. 2. 'Nancy. Van _ Bilok- land 3. Naney Kaise. Juvenile Boys (9-10 year olds) | sa Running broad jump: 1. Ken | Jacques; 2. Herb Meulensteen; Hickey; 3. Gary Gibbons; stand-|3. Paul Clermont; 60-yard dash: ing broad jump: 1. Gary Gib-|1. Ken Jacques; 2. Philip Ovsa- bons; 2. John Vernoy; 3. Mark) nek; 3. Peter Vis; softball Kearney; running broad jump: | throw: 1. Ken Jacques; 2. Herb 1. Gary Gibbons; 2. Terry Ker-| Meulensteen; 3. Paul Clermont. stens; 3. Raymond Hickey. Junior Girls (11-12 year olds) Juvenile Girls (910 year)|-- Softball throw: 1. Helma van olds) -- running broad jump: | Asten; 2. Tina Van Blokland; 3. 1. Betty Coyne; 2. Lorraine|Charmaine Burke; running O'Kane; 3. Mary Vernoy; 60- 1; Helma. van yard dash: 1. Lorraine O'Kane; 2. Betty Coyne; 3. Mary Ver- noy; softball throw: 1. Lorraine Anderson High Athletes Place Fourth By VELVA VOOGJARV Anderson High The Anderson Track squad although not large in number, made a fine showing at the Lakeshore District Track Meet, placing fourth of 12 schools. The following were the outstand. ing compeittors: Girls: Chris Craddock, first, shotput; Angie Eggert, third, running broad jump; Sue Mason, third, high jump. BOYS: Raivo Abermann, first, shotput, third, javelin; John Bedard, first, 440-yd. run; Bob Dawson, third, pole valut; "Ed Morrison, first, hurdles, second, pole vault;, Gerry Nekkers, first, javelin, third, high jump; Larry Westlake, first, 220-yd. run, second, 100 yd. dash, third, broad jump. Boys' senior relay team (Raivo Abermann, John Bedard, Gerry Nekkers, Wayne Yarrow), second in relay. Our school field day will. be held Thursday, so we are look- ing forward to seeing these ath- letes at work again. We also wish them the best in COSSA competition on Saturday. OPEN HOUSE TOUR On Thursday, 20 boys from| 10B, 11B, and 12B 'spent an in-| teresting afternoon attending | the Open House held at the} Provincial Institute of Trades in| Toronto. Friday morning the school band, under the direction of Mr. Gentry, entertained the In Meet students of Colborne Street School here in Whitby. A large number of students attended to make a success: of "Beach Party," the last dance of this school year, held on Fri- day evening, We would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks to the dance com- mittee "members, in appreci- ation of their efforts during this past year. Good news for all Anderson- ites waiting for their copy of ASH'S -- the yearbook is now in the process of being printed by members of the Commercial Department and the Yearbook Staff and before long it will be in our hands. Needless to say, the .remain- ing' schooldays this term are numbered and the finals will soon descend upon us. So let's all buckle down and make sure that the. past nine months regis- ter to our. credit! broad 'jump: Asten; 2.: Maureen Power; 3. Kim Kearney;.. 57-yard dash:. 1. Helma .van -Asten; 2. Kim | Kearney; 3. Maureen Power; 'high jump: 1, Helma van Asten; 2. Charmaine Burke; 3. (tied) Maureen Power, Margaret Henry; 220-yarl run: 1. Helma van Asten; 2. Maureen Power; 3. Margaret Desjardins. Junior Boys (11-12 year olds) Softball throw: 1. Brian O'Kane; 2. Brian Britskey; 3. |Bill Featherstone; running 'broad jump: 1. John van Asten; | 2. Brian O'Kane; 3. Doug Von- |dette; 5-yard dash:. 1. John van Asten; 2. Brian O'Kane; 3. Allan Rutledge; high jump: 1. John van Asten; 2. (tie) Peter Kraiser and Ben vanden Broek; 220-vyard run: John van -Asten;: 2, Brian O'Kane; 3. Bert Ver- noy. Bantam Giris(13 --14 year- olds) -- shot put: 1. Afiné:-Over- beek; .2. Margaret McGrath; 3. Henrika vanden Berg; softball throw: 1. Henrika vanden Berg; 2. Pat Cummings; 3. Emily Wil- son; high jump: 1. Emily Wil- son; 2. Teresa Crockett; 3. Mar- garet McGrath; running broad jump: 1. Anne Overbeek; 2. Emily Wilson; 3. Teresa Crock- ett; 100-yard dash: 1. Henrika | vanden Berg; 2. Emily Wilson; 13. Anne Overbeek; 220-yard | dash: 1. Henrika vanden Berg; 2. Emily Wilson; 3. Diane Cler- mont. Bantam Boys (13-14 year olds) -- shot put: 1. John Ma- joor; 2. Lester Post; 3. George O'Kane; softball throw: q. John Majoor; 2. George O'Kane; 3. Lester Post; high jump: 1. Gerry vanden Broek; 2. Lester Post; 3. Peter Kroon; running broad jump: 1..Gerry vanden Broek; 2. George O'Kane; 3. Peter Kroon; 100-yard.dash: 1. Lester Post; 2. George O'Kane; 3. George Nedlkoff; pole vault: 1. Brian Britskey; 2. Peter Kroon; 3. Brian O'Kane; 220- yard run: 1. Lester Post; 2. Gerry vanden Broek; 3. George O'Kane. Intermediate boys (15-16 year olds) -- high jump: 1. Peter vanden Berg; 2. John Meulen- steen; shot put: 1. John Meul- ensteen; 2. Peter. vanden: Berg; softball throw: 1. John Meulen- steen; 2. Jim Desjardins; 3. Peter vanden Berg; 100-yard dash: 1. John Meulensteen; 2. Peter vanden Berg; running broad jump: 1. John Meulen- steen; 2. Peter vanden Berg; discus: 1. Jim Donkers; 2. Bill Palm. OVERCOMES HANDICAP ALFRETON, England (CP)-- Draughtsman Victor Davey, 22, of this Derbyshire town, who lost both his hands" when he was' a_ schoolboy, has been awarded the British Construc- tional Steelwork Asso ciation prize for his work on the new |-p Derby College of 'Technology. Henry High © On Friday, May 2, Mary Lou Cuddy, Trinity College, June Scott, Victoria College, and Bob Orton, University -of Western Ontario, came to ad- dress the Grade 12B guidance class. These people had gradu- ated from Henry last year. Mary Lou, June and Bob gave the students a_ briefing on each of -their different courses, They gave their points of view on just how easy or hard it is toadjust to university life, . After they had finished talk- ing they answered many of the students' questions concerning university, Mary Lou also ad- dressed Grade 12A on Wednes- day. LAST DANCE On Thursday, May 21, Henry Street High School he!d its last dance of the year; a tea dance from 3.45 to 5.30. It was a fair success with many students finding it a welcome break from studying for the June exams, On Friday, May 22, the Folk- Song Club held a meeting. As the meetings will soon be terminating for the summer, the members would like to thank Mr. King for supervising them throughout the year. LOSSA Mark Smashed In. Broad Jump By VELVA VOOGJARV and PAT LUKE On. Thursday afternoon the weather was ideal and- Ander- son's Track and Field Day was held. on the: back campus. In girls' events, the LOSSA long jump record (13' 814") was bettered by Angie Eggert, who jumped 13' 10", . Senior Girls'. Champion. was Terry English, witha total of 17 points. At present there.is a tie for Junior Girls' Champion _ be- tween Chris Craddock and Sue Mason, who each have 15 points. The Junior discus and javelin events, which have not been held yet, will decide this cham- pionship. As. some events have not been run yet, the boys' results are not complete. Last. week it was reported that Anderson stood fifth of the 12 schools in the LOSSA Track and Field meet. After a recount of points it has-been learned that we actually were in fourth lace, behind McLaughlin, O'Neill, and Ajax -respectively. Perfect For R. B. Reed & S 10% KING STREET WEST RAGES w Teen Dances ons FLORISTS LTD. 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