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| Promotion Results -- A * = The results of the year's work and Vo- Zpupil has atained an average Zot First Class Honors (75 to 100 Zpercent), = & promo tion Sthings: 1. That a pupil has Sshown serious weakness in one ity of trying the =work of a higher grade level; Sin order to remain in the higher "form, he must make a satisfac- story effort and do satisfactory . Swork. 2. In a few cases, the : sional promotion is grant- on condition that the pupil Stake a certain designated course in the higher grade. Any pupil Softered a provisional promotion smay choose to repeat the work 'of the last year in order 0 Zsrengthen his grounding. = Music has been credited as Zan option to those students who a 'subjects. He is offered|tycret, "sonar "submitted Royal Conservatory /for of Music equivalent cerificates. The individual report cards are being mailed to the homes, Details about promotions and provisional promotions are noted on the personal report cards, Promotion Withheld Pending Completion of Requirements: These pupils may find out what the requirements are by telephoning or visiting the school during business hours. TOP bid want At McLaughli =McLaughlin oe Scational Institute are given below. ert = "Honours" indicates that the|*" provisional Gmeans either or both of two} 'Ogden, in Grades 9 to 12 at the|ville, michaei Norwick, Harry Collegiate J (PP), Paui Westley, Robert William- son, Ronald Wilson, Glenn Wright. PROMOTED TO GRADE 10 First Class Honors -- Robert Glecoff, Joanne Linton, Edward Muiville, Mary Lou Smith. PROMOTED Beverley Alldread, Bryan Allison, a nC wi GRADE 9 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS I 'Wildman, Williams, son, Vernon Wood, Catherine Wright. Withheld Pending Comple- fion of Requirements: Ronald Breen, Roderic McKenzie, William Nesbitt, Victor Read, Werner Thaler, Robrt Vaillancourt (Hons.) PROMOTED TO GRADE 12 eron, Danny Cann, Ernest Clark, Sev- erly Connolly, Jean Crowder, Joseph Mi born, Alan Aylesworth, Sandri A Bell, David Bishop, Graham Boughton, Craig Bowerman, Donna Branch, Arthu Breen, Charles Brisebois, Eric Brown, Howden Bryan, Mary Cannon, Anthony Castaido, Dean- na Channing, Heather Collis, Kare Cooke, Barbara Cufra, Ross Christel Edinger, Susanne Faulkner, Wal- fer Fracz, David Gow, Stanley Gren, Mi- Hooper, Edward Howe, Willlam Hunger- d. Olga Janiw, Paul Jordan, Gary Kalyn- ko, Barbara Kelly, Nancy Knihnisky George Kupnicki, Russell LaRocque, Ken- neth LaSalle, Marion LeBlanc, Roderick Lesage, Robert MacKay, Gary McKenzie, Christine McPhail, Raffaele Maffei, Joyce Marshall, David Miller, Judy Mitchell, Kathryn Monroe. Sharon Nagam, Michael Noonan, Garry Sharon Pilkey, Robert Protor, Frances Richard, Ric! y Joyce Roxburgh, Eric Rubin, William Se- gers, Patrick Smith,. Phitip Solomon, Earle Stewart, obin Stuart, John Tuck- er, Walter Valentic, David Venning, Jane Vinco,, Susan Walte, Jack Wilson, Phyl- lis Woodcock. PROVISIONALLY PROMOTED Irene Bobyk, Louise Dzumek, William Gooding, Stanley Hartshorn, Bonnie Hen- ry, Linda Smith, Irene Szachowicz. Pending C The following head- ed their respective grades in the year's work: Grade 9 -- Beverly Spring, 87.7 percent. Grade 10 -- Anne Lloyd, 8.1 percent, Grade 11 -- Sharon Smith, 81.1 per cent (on 5 options). Grade 12 -- Mary Henkeman, 89.1 per cent. PROMOTED TO GRADE 10 FIRST CLASS HONORS James Aichison, Dey Brownlee, Craig Burch, Mark Burch, Sandra Cain, ie as Dari, Dionne, Norman ney, John Elliott, Bonnie Flontek, Van Holmes, Ellen Hunter. Janet Meier, Susan Neal, John Ruiter, Beverly Spring, David Siater, Dale Thom- as, Brenda Usher, Carol Wales, Susan Walker, Thomas Waimsiey, Debora Wray. : PROMOTED | James Adams, Linda Allison, Rhonda Alfred Annis, Edward Arnold, ) Richard Babcock, Ronald Backwell, Brian Baker, Douglas Ballentine, Peter > Baluszek, Sheron Barkwell, Joan Black, . Karen Branton, Lynda Bremner, Lynda ) Brett, Carol Brown, Joseph Bryant, Wil- fam Buffett, Byron Burnett, Richard \ Butler, i Douglas Sermonell sagen gry 'Antoinette ina, Jane Carroll, ie q Clark, Norma Cook Douglas Cory, Coulter, Joseph Cooper, David Csedr & '1% Wayne Gibson, Ree Graham, Roy "rahem, Barry Grey, Patrick Greeley. Berbara Hajdu, Joy Hanna, James 'Hermer, Sharon Hayball, Donna Hender- aon, Christine Hobbs, Brian Hodgson, Terese Holody, Calvin Hooper, Paul Hoskin, John Howard, Alfred Humphrey, ) Karen Igel, Eric James, Margaret Jeze- _ gou, Johnston. i Grégory Kehoe, Edwin King, Henry Konopacki, Elsie Re icey Wak Andrew uinsky, Wael- John Lasek, Robert Avoy, Sandra 5 Larry Martin, Allan Matthews, Walter Matyczak, Terry Messent, Gary Miles, Mary Minlacl, Robert Mitchell, Gary , Glenn Mosier, Timothy Newell, Gail Nugent, Robert Orr. Ronald Palmateer, Bejamin Pank- hurst, Michael Parker, Barbara Parsons, Dennis Parsons, Richard Podgorski, Mar- garet Powell, Wanda Pudiis, Martin Rich, William Robinson, Michael Romhenyi, Paul Rose, Joseph Serflek, Linda Sharpe, Dianne Shaw, Grace Silvestri, Alice 'Sim- kin, pees Simon, Gerald Smith, Larry Smith, Paul Smith, Terry Smith, Virginia Smith, Lynda Snudden, Christopher Steed, letie Steenstra. Alex. Tackachoff, Dean Taylor, Garry Thompson, Peter Twist, Kenneth Vance, Erwin Waldinsperger, Steven Watson, Diane Watt, Betty Ann Weales, Christop Weeks, Linda Wherry, Paul Wilson, Peter Wilson, Terrance Woods, Penny Yourke vich, Michael Zimmerman. PROVISIONALLY PROMOTED Allin. Anderson, Judy Annaert, Eric Beatty, Larry Bell, Terry Brady, Charles Brown Gary Burk, Mary Camenzuli, Ken- neth Cobb, Linda Cotie, Irene Cox, Dar- " Mary Czupak.| ay lert of Requirements: John Clements PROMOTED TO GRADE 1!) FIRST CLASS HONORS Nancy Bevan, Betty Crouter, Dougies Dobnye, Anne Lioyd, Bryan Markle, Jane Mason, Susan Mason, Ann-Louise Ross, Barry Segal, Peggy Stuart, Edwerd Syperek, Donald Woods. PROMOTED Ziatke Abersek, Jerry Addington, Rob- ert Anderson, Scott Andon, ' Richard Andrews, Lawrence Annaert, Karen Barna, Lynda Bates, Linda Bell, Ruth Bell, Ross Bennett, Lois Bigwood, Fran- ca Bizz0, Sharon Bo'shood, Marilyn Bowler, Kenneth Brooks, Joseph Bugell, Grant Buss. Dale Cameron, Carolyn Colborne, Bryan Colleran, Terry Collins, William Connell, Gary Cotnam. Ronald Davison,| Susan Dell, Dennis Delorme, Eunice Daies, | ley, chael Gualtieri, Timothy Hickle, Karen} {cz 'nmond,|David Stewart, Edward Stuart, Douglas ©! Geography, Mathematics and Science in Warren M Ronald Garvock, James Gazdik, Ron- ald Godridge, Mary Goulding, Marilyn Graham, Ronald Green, Richard Greon- Edward Hanowski, Carolyn Henry, Ed- ward Hodgson, 0. House, Richard Hunt- , Adrienne Johns, Karen Johnston, Philip Josiak, James Justinski, Wanda Kalata, Taras Kalyta, Edward Kolodziel-| ak, John. Krasinski, Edward Kroll, James Lawrence, Gail Lynde. Goll Maddock, Ronald' Mauro, . Robelt , Lesiie Moore, Barbara Mo- rrison, Dian Murphy, Beverley Naish, Jo- seph Newell, Robert Nicno's, Maurice O'Brien, Dawna Ormiston. faui Parkie- son, Gerald Power, William Quinn, Douglas Redknap, Freeman Reid, Dawn Richardson, Edward Rivzt, Robert Ruddy, Craig Russel, David Sampson, Patricia Skelton, Brian Smith, James Spiers, James Stevens; Catherine Stewart, Ross Taylor, Susen Usher, John VandenHeuvel, Janet Ward, Harry Weldon. PROVISIONALLY PROMOTED Travte Behm, Michael Clarke, Donna Dragomatz, Netta Elliott, Rovert Ethier, Carolyn Foley, Russel! Goheen, John Hopmians, J: Koene, Barry Magill, David Maundrell, Michael Otvos, Roman Rosiek, Allan Rutherford, Lorraine Trey- nor, Peter Wetherup, John Winsley, Marie Sutton, Christina Szulak, Arowny. Promotion Withheld Pending Comple- tion of Requirments: Raymond Podrats, Audrey Swartz, Jo seph Vanderheyden (Hons.) SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMAS Below are listed the names. of students of Grade 12 of the General Course and the Technical Course who are recom- mended for Secondary Gradu- Diplomas, subject to the ap of the Department of Educe- ation proval Diplomas are granted to students who fave standing In English, History, Physi- cel Education and at least four optional subjects; it Is necessary to have stand- ing in both Grade 11 and 12, History, order to obtain credit for these subjects 'on the Graduation Diploma. Dillon, Jerry Dionne, George George Dbyala, Patricia Fane, James Famme, Robert Fenner, Rosemarie Fer- guson, Robert itches, Gail Flontek, John Forder, Lioyd French, Catherine Fulton. Rickey Gatchell, Lynda Gingereski, Terry Glecoff Js Grabowski, Norma Graham. Pamela Grevelle, Fred Green- wood, A'lan Griffin, Harve Hagerty, John Hamiiton, Linda Hamilton, Joraid Hicks Roxenne Holmes, Karen !meron, Mary Jackso, Ludwig Kem, Richard Kichko, Larry Kulik. Carole Laagma'd, Robert Lee, Barbara Ligenza, Lipiec, Robert MacDonald, Gail Mc- fiveen, Manny McKee, Herbe* Maoiil, Brent Maitland, Dyygits Manvel, Erna Gordon Mit- Norman Lansirg, Joseph Mosler, | , Linda Oliver, Norman Ottaway, Linda Owen. Werner Pantermolier, Barbara Park- er, Ruth Pascoe, Chery! Pelow, queline Perpete, Wayne Peyton, Robert Poloz, Jacqueline Powell, Peter Richard- son, Gail Ritchie, Peter Rodenburgh, Kenneth Rodman, Lynne Romanchuk, Pauline Segal, Michaei Senkiw, Senkiw, Harold Silver, Leonard Barbara Slack, Linda Stewart, Stroud, Andre Strzeiczyk. | White, David Thompson, Valerie Ingrid Vollmer, Linda Watts, Weeks, Michael Wesselink, Dorothy Wilson, Diane Cerolyn Yeo, Randolph Zedic, PROMOTED TO GRADE 11 PROVISIONALLY PROMOTED Brian Amey, Richard Bartlett, Laura Bizzo, John Bone, Michael Bradshaw, Phillip Brett, Gary Brown, Margar Bryant, Shirley Dillon, Anna Frederick, Tamerara Garrett, Willlam Gravelle, Joan. Haynes, Carol Henry, Michael Hughes. Robert Jackson, David McMaster, Margo McNab, Douglas Mack, William Mills, Lawrence Powell, Hans Roden- burgh, Steven Salter, Dianne Shutka, Christine Simkins, Robert Stewart, Pau! Studley, Michael Wahrer, Nancy Wakelin, Bradd Wilson, Shirley Wood. PROMOTION WITHHELD PENDING COMPLETION OF REQUIREMENTS Robert Crawford, Eric Gomme (PP), Frank Keleman, Gerald Pomery, Doug- las Prentice (PP), Edward Samkovas. GRADE 10 DIVERSIFIED COURSE COMPL First Class Honors -- Patricia Magee. Course Completed -- Linda Anderson, Beverley Astrop, Sharon Barton, Larry Corneal, Lea DeLeenheer, Kenneth De Mille, Maria Dzumek, Gilbert Evenstein, Judith Fernley, Barbara Gray, Janet Wooley, OCCUPATIONS ETED rel Dickson, Kenneth Donnelly, Lynda Foote, Susan Gingeresy, ing, Quinto Greco. Douglas Hall, Dianne Harrison, David Hedge, Bonnie Hughes, tan Johns, Ste- phen Johnson, Harriet Kolynko, Sheppard | Harris, Kathleen Harvey, Judi Hoogsteen, Walter Jariga, Michael Johns, Vicky Knox, Judith LaRocque, Mervin LaRose, Anna Legvari. Mary Madill, Ronald Maynaro, Wayne obert | Martens, obert| Slack, Dorothy Slater, 'et | Option Diploma). Seven-Option Diploma -- Karen Mosier Six-Option Dipomas -- Douglas Barr, Beverly Gibson (Hons), Mark Henkel- man (Hons), Mary Henkelman (Hons), John Johnson (Hons), Lorne Rich, Hee- ther Ross (Hons), April Seeley, Douglas Simkins, Marilyn Sleep. Five-Option Diplomas -- Pav! Austin, Pamela Behm, Robert Borek, Douglas Carrington, Shery! Dodwell, Darlene Dud- ley, Wayne Ellwood, Janet Finley, Don- ald Flintoff, Janice Goring (Hons), Dianne Goulding, David James, Barry Kory, Di-) anne Kupnicki. Donna. Libby, Nancy McNevin (Hons.), Wayne Markle, Ariene Massey (Hons), Marilyn Massie (Hons), Denise Page, Lynda Parsons (Hons), Pau! Romanchuk, Thomas Russell (Hons), Laraine Shine, Jan Stacey, Thomas Werry, Lorna Wil- lieams, Maxine Wray (Hons). Four-Option Diplomas -- Dolores Allen, Bonnie Ayers, Dennis. Bennett, Leanna Brian Borrowdale, Mark Brett (Hons), Patricia Campbell, Douglas Clifford, Sharon Crossman, Patricia Grif- fin, Graydon Gutsole, Steven Harding, John Holmes, Peter Hopps, Louis Levine, Ruth McBride (Hons), Gerald MCrohan, lan McGibbon, Warren Magill, Ralph Robert Mason. Gloria Parry, James Pearse (Hons), Sandra Phelps, Joanne Rutherford, Ter- rence Ryan, Sharon Saunders, Linde D'Arcy Smith, Grant Southwell, Gary Steveason. John Stewart, Richard Stuart, Ross Suther- ba Patricla Wall, James Ward, Brian ison. Promotion Withheld Pending Compie- tion of Requi --- Thomas Britton (5Option Diploma), Robert McRae (4 SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPL $s TECHNICAL COURSE Harvey. Ambrose: (Hons), Louis Balogh, Nicholas Baluszek, Edward Barnes, Grant Bennett, Ronald Broome, Ray- mond Carswell, Brian Crawford, Donald Dittrick, John Harmer, Daniel Harris, Bryce Johnson, Michael Kassinger, James Kemp, Wayne King. Richard Lewis, Klaus Maver, James Pallant, John Peyton, Keith Pike, Lee Sayers, Michael Sinner, Alewyn Stolk, John Vanderheyden, Allan Westlake, Paul Wheeler, Edward Wilkinson, Douglas Wright. The following studerts have met the requirements for Graduation Diplomas except In the subjects which follow their names. If they fulfill these: requirements at any time before June 15, 1965 they will receive a Diploma. They should contact theh teachers concerned in Sep- tember: John Kroli (Chemistry), Ralph Luke (Chemistry), Larry Romanskl (Chemistry), Douglas Smith (Chemistry), Hilton Smith (Mathematis and Chemis- try), Peter Stephenson (Mathematics and Chemistry). Markets Sought By New Zealand The New Zealand Government} pared to one anda half million is interested in' attracting Osh.| in Canada. awa businessmen to invest in) their country and to develop more trade between Canada and! agricultural, New Zealand. New Zealand, like all coun- tries whose ¢conomy is mainly suffers from a precarious international trade The New Zealand Trade Com- | position. Her greatest market missioner for Eastern Canada, |has always been the United Robert B. Gray, visited Osh-|Kingdom, where the: F y sell more awa, Wednesday, July 8, as part|than 16 million sheep annually, of a two week official tourjas well as a large amount of through Ontario, to outline his! qai country's plans for increased! ny FERRE BOE PO trade between the two Common-| SEEKS NEW MARKETS wealth countries. He met with several city businessmen in the|ing of Now however, with the shift- Commonwealth Trade office of James Williams, Osh-' Preference, Britain's move, last awa Industrial Commissioner. TRADE IMBALANCE New eZaland is interested in buying more machinery and in- dustrial products, from Ontario. However, at present, the imbal- ance of trade between the coun- tries is running two to one in Canada's favor. Therefore, Mr. Gray said, it is necessary for more of their products to be sold here, if New Zealand is to be able to increase her imports from Canada. They hope to earn 'more Canadian capitol by launching a sales campaign for high quality New Zealand lamb, especially in Ontario. These efforts to establish a market in Canada_ will conflict with Canadian farm producers. There are 50 million not} year, toward the European Common Market, and the in- creasing subsidization of United Kingdom Farmers by their government, New Zealand must look to new markets based on industry. New Zealand in striving for more anq new industry," Mr. Gray said, "wishes to enlist the technical know how of nations such as Canada, and to convince Canadian businessmen of the good opportunities opening up in that country. It is natural therefore, that the New Zealand government should be interested in more trade with cities like Youth Faces 7 Charges Auto Theft A 17-year-old youth has been charged with seven counts of auto theft following a rash of car thefts in Oshawa. The sus- pect was taken into custody after he drove a stolen vehicle into the yard of a local police officer. Thomas Donald Barker, 355 Verdun road, will appear in Magistrate's Court Monday charged with the offences. Constable C. W. Gallogely re- ported that a car drove into the yard of his Whitby home Wed- nesday night which he recog- nized as a vehicle reported stolen in Oshawa. He questioned the driver and later tvok him to the Oshawa Police Building. Police Chief Herbert Flintoff said today the charges relate to the theft of a car from: Wayne Hussey, 1523 Kalemount street, July 7; Gordon Murphy, 393 Centre street, July 4; Victor Willis, 933 Mary street, July 3; John Clatk, 625 Perry crescent, June 26; Harry John Bennett, $24 Pine street, June 15; Wil- liam Kirton, 113 Keridalwood Oshawa." He said that automobile parts and bodies are among the im- portant exports under considera- | sheep in New eZaland, as com- tion in connection with Oshawa. | SECOND SECTION THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1964 She Oshawa Times PAGE THIRTEEN With many projects still on its agenda the Oshawa Centen- nial Committee agreed Wednes- day night to postpone its meet- ings until Sept. 9. The members also agreed to extend the deadline..date for their proposal to city. council of a centennial project until Sept. 30. Most of the committee members realized at the last meeting it would be impossible ate to meet the previous deadline of July 15. The committee were original- ly faced with 36 proposals on which to spend the $200,000 cen- tennial money. These projects have now been narrowed down to about six. At Monday night's meeting the committee heard represen- tatives of two of the leading proposals -- Civic Auditorium Committee who want a swim- ming pool and Canadian Auto- motive Museum. who want the money for advancement. During the breakin meetings, James Williams, secretary of the Centennial Commi'tee will be gathering informatior, about prospective projects. SWIM AT PETERBOROUGH Terence V. Kelly, one of three representatives of the Centennial Committee, said Oshawa residents were going to Peterborough to use indoor swimming facilities. He said other cities of com- parable size with Oshawa were building more indoor pools. Said Mr. Kelly: "Kiddies are now learning to swim at Sim- coe Boys' Club. When they grow up they will still want fo swim as will their children." Mr. Kelly was asked if the pool was ever likely to become a white elephant. He said there was no chance of this and cited other cities where he had made studies of swimming habits. Mr. Kelly said swimming was a family sport enjoyed by peo- ple of all ages. He said: "Believe me, an in- door pool is of interest to the majority of citizens. Children are now being turned away from Simcoe Boys' Club -- so many want to use the pool." POOL SECOND CHOICE The Centennial Committee in- cluded representatives of all citizens of Oshawa, Mr. Kelly "Approve Rezoning Of Ballard Street Oshawa Planning Board Wed- nesday approved a rezoning to residential of the south side of Ballard street, east from Ritson road south to Edith street. At a public hearing at city hall on an application by Mr. and Mrs. J. Macko, now of Lake Worth, Fla., for a rezon- ing of one lot, only two out of some 12 area ratepayers voted to keep the south side of the street's industrial zoning. Lawyer Arleigh Hillman told the board that prior to M1B (in- dustrial) zoning in 1947 several "nice homes" were built, "If my client's lot were to be put to an industrial use it could have a tremendous effect 'on home owners," he said, =< :=|Project Deadline Set For Sept. 30 said, and in a survey he had headed for the Auditorium Committee, he found that most of all an arena as needed and second a swimming pool. He said the Auaitorium Com- mittee had bought sufficient land to build many facilities including a theatre and swim- ming pool. But many financial pledges had been made under the understanding that a pool be given second priority to an arena. After the pool was built, Mr. Kelly said, a theatre might well be provided by the committee. _ He said the auditorium com- mittee could raise $100,000 in pledges by September if the Centennial Committee gave its $200,000 grant. It is estimated that $300,000 will be needed to build a good indoor pooi. Other representatives of the Auditorium Committee present were E. R. S. Mclaughlin, chairman and the architect, Peter Allward. PLAN THEATRE Mr. McLaughlin said that as much variety as poss'bie had been designed into the audi- torium building. He said a the- atre was always in the minds of the committee and it intended to build one on the site a3 soon as was possible. : Herbert Robinson, represent- ing the Canadian Automotive Museum, said that people from all over the continent visited the museum. The museum is applying for the centennial grant to buy and improve the present premises. Mr. Robi said the will attract more people to Osh- awa and at the same time be self supporting. 2,000 Haar U.S. Band ance by the Milwaukee Contin- ental Youth Band was given at the McLaughlin Band Shell Wednesday, July 8, at 8 p.m. The two-hour concert was spon- sored by the Simcoe Hall Boys' Club of Oshawa. The band is currently making a tour through Eastern Canada before appearing at the New York World's Fair later in the season. The band p&raded to the band-shell down Simcoe St. from the armories, The largest crowd of the year at the band- shell, well over 2,000, turned ut to hear the 125 piece band. In their performance. the young American group played selections ranging from the marches of Sausa and Filamore to the Broadway musicals of Rogers and Hammerstein. Mayor Gifford welcomed the band to Oshawa, calling them excellent ambassador of their country. Stewart Alton, chair- man of the Simcoe Hall Boys' Club, thanked the band for com- ing to Oshawa, and said he hoped they would return soon. The band next goes to Ottawa for a concert, and from there will continue on to Boston Fine Arts Festival, before appearing in New York, Distribute $9,400,000 Motors of Canada. During the the largest total ever paid out 000 in July 1962. July more years seniority. tions: produces the highest rate pay on a length of service basis Motors Will Busy days are in store for Oshawa bank staffs and the pay- roll departments at General month of July, GM will distri- bute $9,400,000 in wages, salar- jes and vacation pay. This is to GM people at Oshawa in a single month and compares with $8,300,000 last July and $7,400,- GM employment at Oshawa totals 13,800 hourly rate people and 3,000 salaried people -- the highest level of employment in the company's history. The an- nual vacation period for most GM production people begins on 19. Qualification for full hourly- rate vacation pay is at least 1,000 hours of work in the vaca- tion year, which ends on June 30. Company-paid vacation per- iods are 40 hours pay for em- ployees with one but less than three years seniority; 60 hours pay for employees with three but less than five years senior- ity; 80 hours pay for five but less than 10 years seniority; 100 hours pay for 10 but less than 15 years seniority; and 120 hours pay for employees with 15 or Vacation pay is calculated on the basis of the employee's straight time rate for the last pay period in which he worked and which ended prior to May 1 or June 15 whichever calcula- Salaried people at General Motors receive vacation with The results of the year's work in Grades 9 to 12 at the O'Neill after a pupil's name indicates Class Honors (75 per cent to 100 per cent). A (PP) 'adi. x. promoted. This promotion means that a pupil has shown serious weak- ness in one or more subjects; he is offered the opportunity of trying the work of a_ higher grade level; in order to remain in the higher form, he must make a satisfactory effort and do satisfactory work. In a few cases, the provisional promotion is granted on condi- tion that the pupil take a cer- tain designated course in the higher grade. Such pupils will be interviewed and their individual problems discussed . with them at or before the opening of school. Any pupil offered a pro- year in order to strengthen his grounding. TOP STUDENTS The following students headed year's work: Grade 9 -- Richard Mooney, 86.7 per cent. Grade 10 -- Douglas Yonson, 91.2 per cent. ton, 87.1 per cent. Grade 12 -- Louisa Garrett, 87.3 per cent, Angi, 81.9 per cent. bara Gillingham, 78.3 per cent. Grade 12 Commercial: Sharon Williams, 78.1 per cent. cial: cent. Gloria Hickie, PROMOTED TO GRADE 16 Form 9A Marlene Blair Chery! Clarke Hons, Nancy Cobbiedick, Gannon, Rene Goulding Hons, A special good will perform- CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Congratulations and best wishes to the following resi- dent of Oshawa aad. distric: who is celebrating his birth- day today. Douglas Epworth, Sharbot street. 1297 Jackson, Janet Jarvie, Hons., Olga Kis! Anne Lancaster Hons, Linda Darlene Leaming Hons, Christine Mechin, Eleanor Rice, Lynne Scarlett Hons, Jen- nifer Smith, Jo-Anne Smith Hons, Joan Stapleton Hons. Janet Stevens Hons. Form 9B -- Susan-Anne Clement Hons, Bonnie Cubbage, Connie Cubbage, Denise Dbuyk, Hele Glendinning, Sharon Gold- blatt, Wada Halcolm, Sandra Henderson, Barbara Koblack Hons, Donna Kuchma Hons, Sharon Leddy, Catherine McBean, Rundle, Evelyn Smith Hons, Kathrine Springstein Hons, Marjorie Stiles, Gail Tresise Hons, Dawn Wilson. a Lakas, August Tassa Hearing qown drag 'em out" public hear: City Hall Wednesday night. Some 45 area two lots, one north, one south. ing lots. Solicitor George K. Drynan, commercial in fact." Parking Lot : Angry shouts of "'liar' and! "sit down" punctuated a "knock ing at normally quiet Oshawa ratepayers showed up at a planning Board hearing on an application by Mrs, Julia Wasylyk to rezone on Malaga road to permit park- who said he represented area owners of 26 residential and unoccupied lots carrying: an assessment of $246,745, charged that the applicant and her hus- band, William, "have been al- lowing GM workers to park on the lots for two years. It's been Mr. Drynan said the applica- tion 'is not that of a person who wants to put property to Heated a commercial use, but is one that seeks to legalize an exist- ing prohibited operation." DENIES TAKING MONEY Mr. Wasylyk denied taking money from GM workers for parking on either lot but said he had provided parking on the south lot for a store he owns there plus parking for a 15-seat lunch counter. "The other parking is for my friends,' Mr. Wasytyk said, "Liar," yelled one woman. "Why tell such lies." "Sit down,"' shouted another. "Order," barked Board Chair- man Kenneth Crone. , Ald, Cliff Pilkey thought argu- ment should be restricted to matters of zoning. We're not here to sit in judgment of illegal practices." Later, the board moved to recommend to council that the More than 70 young girls are attending a two-week road, June 11, and Nigel Fer- guson, 485 Albert street, June All vehicles were recovered| within a day of the theft. summer camp at the Kiwanis Camp, Kedron. The camp will end Saturday and a sim- ilar two weeks of camping for GIRL CAMPERS LEARN TO SWIM boys will start Monday. Photo shows Pat Kells, left, a coun- sellor, as she talks with two of the young campers. They are Lynn Lukow, 11, fore- ground and Margaret Gandy lil. The camp is under the 3 direction of Tom Cotie, a long time member of the Oshawa Kiwanis Club, who this year marks his fourteenth year as supervisor at the camp at Kedron. Oshawa Times Photo north lot be rezoned to permit a parking lot and that consid- eration be given to prohibit parking on both sides of Malaga road, easterly for 200 feet from Park road south. Ald. John Dyer cast the only dissenting vote with William Woodcock absent. 30 CARS EACH In his earlier presentation, Mr. Drynan said the two Wasy- lyk lots each holds approxi- mately 30 cars and "'is far more parking than is needed to serv- ice local commercial interests. He said the "peace and quiet of the residential area is shat- tered by the constant 'comings and goings of GM shift work- ers. In the board meeting Ald. John Dyer agreed: "We have no right providing GM with parking down there-- and I'm a GM employee. The people's objection is valid." After being told there was no parking restriction on Malaga road, Mayor Lyman Gifford said. the problem is to "'sort out the lesser of two evils. **Get these vehicles into park- ing lots and restrict parking, or have them parked on both sides of the road." Test Hate Case Evidence Lacking TORONTO (CP) -- Attorney- General A. A. Wishart' of On- tario "aid © .unesday his de- part. t lacks enough evidence to proceed with a test case against persons who spread hate literature. It would be foolish to launch a test case' unless success is certain, he said in an interview after méeting 'with leaders _of the central region of the Cana- dian Jewish Congress. If a test case failed it would only encourage those respon- sible to step up their activities, Mr. Wishart said i Collegiate and Vocational Insti- tute are given below. "Hons'| that this pupil is provisionally) visional promotion may choose to repeat the work of the lastjliem their respective grades in the Grade 11 -- Katherine Hamil- Grade 10 -- Commercial: Idi Grade 11 -- Commercial: Bar- Grade 12 -- Special Commer- 82.7 per Hons, Beverley Dean, Catherine DePratto, 'ann Elizabeth Eyre Hons, Robin Frost, Donna 2 Kish, 5 Latimer, Sheila Loeb, Inez Pretty Hons, Nancy Smith, Catherine Straughan, Lynda Tal- bot, Sharon Yourth. Margaret Mills, Sandra Nellis, Elizabeth Hons, Graper Hons., Terence Keys Hons, Hons., Lance Maidiow Hons. David Prest Hons., Michae; Stephen: Robert Stone Hons., Judy March, Mary Andrews, Barbara y rine Westnutt, Wendy Wilson. ard Glover, George Lakas, Phillip Levine, McKenzie, Tom Ogle Hons., John Pick- ering, Edward Robertson Hons,, Chris- topher Code, Lorrie Curry, Doroth) Fi Burns, Jo-Anne Densham, Valdeen Mowbray, Nancy Trewin, liams. Timothy Alexander, Wayne Bradley, John Crozier, Edward Goodchild. Wal- 5 ter McNamee, Donald Parker, Rollo, Clark, Elliott, William Greig, ren Hough, Ronald Hughes, Namee, James Pettitt, John Salowski, Robert Yurchuk. rence Hons, Maceline Ann McConnell, borg Markalous Hons, Neal Hons, Su Karen Thompson Hons, Hons, Leslie Townsend Hons, Hos, strong, Aris Birze 'Hons, Hons, Hons, Hons, Hershel Stemeroff Hons. Beatty, Carolyn Faint, Kathy Henderson, Gall Knipe, dith Ralke, ley, Lucille Snider, Watts, Bi Brian Drew, G Ewart, Tom Forestall, Lawrence Galley, Norman Gibb, Eric Hooey Hons, David J Hons, Philip Meliveen, Michael Mother- sill Hons, Lynn Woods, Lerry Yanch HOns.| anne Brown, Janet Salowski, 1964 Promotions At © OCVI Are Announced iruce Mackay, Dona Corby, that this pupil has attained First Hons, John 5 Hons, Gerald Murray, Donald Sinciaii an john Townsend, Eric Wright, James Form 9& -- Mary Alker Hon:, Calder, Sherrill, Demeter PPro Haig Linda Fre, rycyshyn. Hons, £' ila Keys elons, Bar- bara McLean ti.4s, Virginia Macevicius Hons, Jacugeline Malachowski Hons, Laurie Smyth Hons, Catharine Vodden, Nancy Willson, Ellen Woods Hons. Dou, 4s Bidgood, Stephen Blake, Wil- i Broadbent, Garry Christenson, Mi- chael Deli, Michael Evans Hons, Grant Girard, Patrick Herrington, George Hilts, Richard Ireland, Robert Konkle, Fred Diane 'Ne... denice son, Donald Ruddy, Frederick Hons, Douglas Wherry Hons, Allan Young. Ann McQuold, Deborah MacMillan, San- dra Mason, Brenda Milburn, Sandra Mur- mond, Pauj Hollingsworth Hons. Hollingsworth, Robert Irvine, Robert Logeman, Grant Osborne, John Rose, Gilles St. Plerre, Wayne Taylor, Telesniki. Form 9G -- Sharon Farrow Hors, Rita Gibson Hons, Florence Larkin, Gail McWilliams Hors, Patricia Mexy- mulk Hons, Lestle Skelton Hons, Brenda Stephens. Hons, Beverley Tindall Hons, Susan Winder Hons. Philip Akin, David Alexander Hons, Marcus Brown, W Craig Hons, James Gough Hons, Arthur Heath, Robert Howard Hons, Ross Kauff- man Hons, Eugere McDonald, Stuart Middleton Hons, Richard Mooney Hons, Murray Nicholson, Victor Puhach, Brian Reardon, Douglas Reeson Hons, Karl Shaw, Donald Sugden, Terry Thompson, Gordon Wires, David Wright. Form 94 -- Sandra Barron, Karen Bir- cham, Donna Cooper, Gale Diehl, Brenda Emmons, Marylee Fair, Bonnie Grills, haron Guber, Catherine Haley, Lorraine Lambert, Jill, McClelland, Donna Mcin- tyre, Nancy Manning, Mary Munroe, Madeline Normoyle, Bonnie Ranstead, Richmond, Janice Ripley, Karen PROMOTED TO GRADE 1! Form 10A -- Catherine Bateson, Jane Dewey, Dinah Gough Hons., Nancy Grif. fith Hons., Heather Hall Hons, Susen Kelly, Sylvie Lancaster Hons., Chris- tine Mcintyre Hons., Pamela McMul- Carol Prest, Karen Shaw, Mary Southwell, Susan Starr Hons. Linda Wilson Hons., Sandra Conk Hons, Marshall Crotin Hons., Bron Curley Eric Farncombe Hons. Peter Thomas Johnson Hons., Hugh MacDonald son Hons.» Douglas Hons., Larry Winter Hons., Warren Geoffrey Woods Hons., Dougias Yonson Hons. Doreen Britton, Heather Delvin, Catherine Hay- den, Jill Heard, Linda Hopkins, Kent, Jan Lee, Jo-Anne Lors, Barbara Low, Janice Parfift, Anna Power, Wendy Prothero, Beth Sharp, Lyan Taylor, Les- lie Walters. David Andely Hons., Gilbert Brick, John Clancy, Gary Clark, Brian Dawe, James Devine, Shawn Hagerman, Barry 'Jamieson, Brian Lynch, Wilbert Merrl- thew, Ronald Nathan, Rene Pleau, Ron- ald Sheyan. Form 10D -- Karen Ashman, Kathryn |g Brown, Suzanne Brown, April Carter, Crothers Hons. Carol Daniel Hons., Linda Duncenson, Mar- garet House, Suzanne Jeffery, Barbara Kirkpatrick, Teresa Kuchma, Carolyn Mark Hons., Linde Smith Hons., Jill Stevens Hons. William Adair, Wayne Adams Hon 5. Richard Dawson Hons., Ronald Kitchen Hons., Douglas Mann, Ralpn Moore Hons., Robert Reid, Evelyn Davidson, Sutton 'Hons. Branton, Sharon Kent Hons., Heather Mac- Form 10 Sandra Griffin Hons., Ruth Kimmerly Hons., Farlane, Joelanne Nicholls, Patricia Pal- Joan Reed Hons., Linda St. Storie, Hons., Mary Vipord Hons., Cathe lant Hons., Townsend, Wayne Aston, Michael Conway, Rich. Crawford, Bill Gardner, robert Brian Houghton Hons., David Lenny Lambersky, James Lindsay, Charles Martin, David Miller Hons., Douglas Richardson Hons., Barry Sampson Hons., David Saunders, Robert Stephenson. Form 9F -- Caryl Haines, Janis Loos, Bi Diane Tresise Hons, Jane Webster Hons, fo Whitbread, rye | tington tin Singleton, Macbath Randy Walters, Giern Willson, Form 11F -- Beatrice Bedford, Shella Louise Mensink, Charles Popham, Richard Rol-| Deak, Sharon Gedge, Vodden McRae, Ann bara Rose, Judith. Sutton, as, Victoria Vodden, Margaret Michael Astrop, Robert Middieton Paul Wilson, Robert Wilson. GRADUATION DIPLOMAS the Graduation Diploma. SIX OPTIONS -- Carolyn MacDonald FIVE OPTIONS -- Henry Aay Hons, Bell Hons, Linda Bellingham, Beverley Brown Hons, Barbara Connefy Eleanor Coulter, Linda Crawford Hons, Louisa Garrett Hons, Marion Gillies, How ard Goldblatt, Pau! Gulliver, Christie Ir+ win, Stephen Jarvie, Lawrence Jeffrey, Darlene Kadoski, Helen McDuff, Jan@ id Hons, Mary Lee Magee, Linda Purdy, Thomas Reed Hons, Gerald Ross, Joanne Rundie Hons, Ann Sinclair, Caro lyn Webber, William Whitbread Hons, Katherine Williams Hon FOUR OPTIONS -- Richard Anderson, Wenda Aston, Robert Baker Hons, Wil- Ham Bellingham Hons, Barbara Black, John Bourrie, Leslie Burden, Thomas Cal- der, Lynda Calvert; James Clapp, James Clement, Susan Cotter, Lionet Crotin Hons, Allan Dawe, William Don, Kether> ine Doughty, Gerard Downey, Maria Drygala, Colin E Douglas Elis, Robert Fowler Hons, Alison Foy Hons, John Fox Hons, William Fry, Rober? na = Giikes, Macdona! lan Hons., Elizabeth Mills, Hons., Sandra | Gordon Toppings, Edward Townsend Hons, Allan Ti ard Wesselink, Arthur Wherry, Ronald anche Lary Wao ec freee tae COMMERCIAL COURSE PROMOTED TO GRADE 1: COMMERCIAL COURSE Form 10AC -- tid! Angi Hons., Shirley> Anne Armstrong, Linde 8 Lynn Bell Hons. Linda Bennet, ja Bennet, Susanne Bowers Hons. Bull, Cernigor! Daniels, Margaret Davis, Frances Dean, Frieda eenheer, Lise Dusureault, Heather Eaton, Jacqueline Elliott, Berna- dette Evelyn, Heike Feldman, Donna Foote, Sandra Galt, Mary Pate ricla Gordon, Marie Hazelton, Vicki Le r Douglas Short, Paul | reton, Form WBC -- Pat Fakyta, Hens, Carol Ferjo, JoAnn Hall, Mary Louise Halliday, Patricia Harding, Karen Haw- ley, Rosemary Hill, Christine Hooper, Margaret Hooper, Gall Jordan, guerite Keel, Pamela Kehoe, Knne-M Kruk, Heni -Kroontie Hons., Margaret Latat, Karen Leaming, Marion Mc \Geachie, Carol McKenna, Dale McLaugh- lin, Carol McMaster, Jinette "Mercier, Mills, Linda. Mills,, Heather Beverley Parker, Marie Pearn, Gayle Peeling, Susan 'Peters, Judy Phipps, Mari-Anne Preston, Judy Price, Catherine: Puhky, June Tobin. Form 10CC -- Dianna Robichaud, Mate llyn Roe, Marie Rouse, Shirley Salway r Form 10E -- Marion Jacqueline Mc- Kathryn Platt, R ja =Rogen, Dieter Anlauf, Alfred Burns, John Cot- ter, Warren Coulter, Garry Cubitt, wile liam Dawe Hons., Dale Gallant, William David Laing, Robert Allan Gillette, Stones, David Tole. Form 10F -- Bonnie Burns, Donne Erin Dou: y Downey, Brenda Finer, Freeman, Marie Maidman, Jean Martin, Susan Murdoch, Elaine Hf White, Michael Crosby, William Gar- rett, Patrick Hanley, Bill. McCullough, Tony Newell, James Peel, John Thiebaud, Westcott, Ge yg oo Holland, 106 -- Vicki Barker, Elizabeth Michelle Calder, Jo-Anne Crozier, Jean Koss Hons. McBeth, Patricia May, Sharyn Kalinowski, Winston Moore, Andrew Murdoch, Wayne Pdrats, David Trewin (PP). Podrats Cherl Boissoir, Jean » Terry Robert Form 10H Brown, Linda Dollick, Vicki Sharpe, Pen- elope Van Sylvia Wood, Judith Worden Courte, Sharon Watson, Ga Bradley, Roy Chabot, James M Jotin Coros, John Dick, David Patrick Gibson, Robert Gillard, Allan Hanton Hons., War+ lan Mc- Gordon Perry, Alan Sisco, Reg Parry, PROMOTED TO GRADE * Form 1A -- Jane Collard 'ions, Jus dith Cunliffe, Carol Gardner Hons, Eve irby, Joy Knott Hons, Jane Law- Lovell Hons, grt ig yn K Judy McLean Hons, Hos, Pamela Miller y Hons, Margaret Catherine Normoyle Hons. Margo locombe, Janice Tierney Joan Weir Janice Wilton Hons, John Arm Harold Chmara Dave Gorman, Karl Markalous Hugh Popham Hons, Glenn Sacks Shawne Mu san Pretty Hons, Form 118 -- Crystal Adam, Linda Laurie Blake, Carolyn Clarks Elaine Gulliver Hons, Pearse, Tina Pernok Karen Rimar, Patricia Rough- Pamela Vipond, Joan , Derwin Dennis, ary Edgar Hons, Dennis Nancy Robert judge, John Lancaster, Bryan Latta Form 11¢ -- Jane Alker, Donna Cle Vi torla Gerrow, Christine Heath, Vivian i Jones, Virginia Kirby, Adam, Leslie St. Andrews, Marjorie Stockaruk. wile Marcia ol Catherine le, wer sherif, Ann Stovin, Brenda Summers, dervoort, Alle Versivis, Adrea Waskan, ther Wilson, Marie Nick Bokalo, Frost, Edward Gates, huis, Brian Page, William Suwala. PROMOTED TO GRADE 12 Form 11AC -- Lols Bartley, Katrine Berkuta, Jill Brewster, Mary Charlotte Curtis, Judith Freeman, bara Gillingham Hons. Laura Graine, anuta Gronke, Nellie Kohary Hons., awnaida Lansing, Susan Laverty, Fran- ces Leggot, Joyce Martin, llomen® Montagano, Gloria Moore, Brenda Nor- ris, Helen Ochel, Ellen Parker, Jeanne Parrott, _ Nadia Pinczuk, _ Valentina Puhach, Juanita Reid, Nina Semczenko, Helen Seto (PP), Hilda Thompson, Joyce Tobin, Jean Wnuk, Jo-Anne Zak Hons, Form 118C -- Mar'ene Abramoff, Care Diane Bradd, Sharon g Bare bara McAskill, Form 11CC--Patricia Monaghan, Diana Pierce, Gail Penhale, Hazel Read, Ar- lene Recalla, Gall Ritzie, Peggy Scho field (PP), Clare Maduck, Janet Wells, Susan Windsor (PP), vanst Yeo. Kenneth Bell, Ronald Buchanan, Terry Hackney, Peter Lindsey (PP), Allan Patterson, Allen Pilkey (PP), Roy Roach, Ronald , Steve Sytnyk, John Wellman, Dieter Wilhelm Hons. ® GRADUATION DIPLOMAS Below are listed the names of students of Grade 12 of the Commercial Course who are recommended Secondary School Graduation Diplomas, subject to the approval of the Department of Edu- cation. General Business -- Dianne Boyd, erine Drumm, Judith. Goreski, Nancy Hall, Ellen Krasinski, Marilyn Langmaid, Eleanor Moore, Harriet Morrisey, Paul- Ine Sewell, Rosemary Sfire, Linda Wik liams, Sharon Williams Hons. Clerical -- Noreen Arnold, Gail Bran ton, Marguerite Connaty, Diane Dusur- eauit, Anne Falkowski, Judith Goodchild, Beverly Grills, Caroline Porter, Judith Richards, Frank Kostoff, Jean-Guy St. Pierre. al Commercial -- Lynda Bishop, Connie Blok, Maria Blok, Joan Davidson, Dianne F U Gail Glover Hons, Gloria Hickle Hons, Donna Montemurro, Matilee Parker Hone Darla Phillips, Margaret Tripp, Eleanor Wescott Hons, Dianne Delorme, Marcia Fair, Clare Perrin. Diploma Withheld -- The following stu- dents have met the reqirements for Graduation Diplomas except In one or two subjects. If they fulfill these require- ments at any time beforé June 15, 1965; they will receive a diploma. Laraine Elford, Gail Glover, Gail Perry, Lakin, Grline ave