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ene ee a ORE TE oe een: Rees ee tae parent tese Hallowe'en Is Motif Sadie Hawkins Dance By CHRISTINE HEATH It's still prod too oe Se have a days a Srrorite fellow to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. -The Sadie Hawkins Dance committee has worked hard to make this the best dance yet and from what I've heard its going to be just that and more. The auditorium will be decor- ated as it never has been before with Hallowe'en decorations and to completely top this off you'll dance to the fabulous sounds of the Silvertones. Oh, yes, girls, John and Mary will be there to help make that fellow yours, permanently. . Bring one boy; bring five boys -- but whatever you do, come + 3 the Sadie Hawkins Dance , Oct. 30! GIRLS SPORTS By ROSEMARY WOOD The inter-form volleyball was scheduled to begin on October 16 but both games were cancell- ed. The first game was called off due to the time schedule for the participating classes while the second game was canciled due to default. Please note the times you are to play as the inter-form games will not continue if there are - enough games being play- defeated the girls in both game were practising furiously in o der to gain strength PARLIAMENTARY NEWS MAIDM. day, Oct. 19, at 7.30 p.m. Justice Howard Goldblatt for the nominations and swearing the Deputy Speaker, Mr. Hail Advisor, Mrs. Norley. mons, the Senate, tive offices. Justice, contained 13 majo points to be put before House in the 1964-65 session. Th for transportation for student I'm sorry to report that the boys When I left the gym the girls for th next competition of this 'kind. By MARIE. AN The first sitting of the 56th Parliament of OCVI was called to Order by the Speaker of the House, Mr. Williams, on Mon- After the opening prayer. and the rol call, the Speaker re- linquished the chair to Chief Donald, and the Deputy 8, e Minister, Mac Swack- ammer, thanked the students r- ters also gave reports on their various departments, Kathy Hamilton, leader of the oppos- tion, thanked the students who supported her party. Committees were nominated to handle arrangements for the Christmas Frolic.. Tutorial and Christmas cards committees were also nominated. Parliament was closed with a prayer led by the Speaker. BOY'S SPORTS in of the Speaker, Mr. Williams; day and the Governor-General's The Speaker then resumed his chair and the Cabinet, the Loyal Opposition, the House of Com- the Chief Justice and the Officials and Servants of the 56th Parliament were sworn into their respec- The Speech from the Throne, which was read by the Chief the government will try to arrange +} Friday night, Oct. 16, both our i-/ Junior and Senior teams came up with important wins. The Seniors, who needed a victory to ensure them of a COSSA playoff spot, defeated Central, 12-6. Our Juniors, who were battling for first place, beat Central Juniors, 14-1 Last week, the sweetness of victory seemed to be simply dripping from our sacred halls. On Wednesday, Oct. 21, our track team made an outstand- T\ing showing at the Lakeshore district meet held in Pickering. ¢/The Junior team captured first spot and our Intermediate team S| second, in their division. In the who campaigned and voted e|for them. The cabinet minis-| ~ Se The Lionette Club of Osh- awa presented a bursary re- centiy for highest standing in English to a pupil of St. LI0. who made the presentation Sister Mary Sheila, -- bigniew son of Mr. Martynek, and PRESENT ENGLISH BURSARY Joseph's High School. Shown, from left, are Mrs, Gérald of the school and Hudson, president of the club, ; Mrs. Jan Martynek, 91 Wil- son road south, the winner of the bursary. --Oshawa Times Photo Teams Debate In Toronto By ANNE IVANCO Two St. Joseph's High School debating squads, went to Mor- row Park, Toronto, for a de- bating competition. The teams were made up of Linda Paulocik and Myrna Lack, affirmative and Giselle Menard and Shayne Armstrong, negative. On the preceding Friday, a demonstration was held in the school auditorium. Myrna Lack received the most points for the best speaker, but the negative team of Shayne and Giselle won the debate. Three members, not men- tioned last week, who are on CENTRAL NEWS By RUTH ANNE TAVES team is Executive Named By Drama Club After losing another heart- breaker to McLaughlin Friday night, the Central senior football feeling pretty bad.|clubs, the Drama Club, met re Again, as last week, a touch- down by the opposition in the| -. last few minutes of the game|'iscuss plans : downed alll hopes of winning by|year. The club is famous for its -- the iead our team had|annual presentation of plays at Both junior and senior teams The film,' in most students opinion, was well made and wil help in their study of the novel One of Central's most famou: cently to elect an executive and for the coming Central Presents. The our student veniently than in the old ones and the commercial section has expanded miraculously, The in- dustrial arts and home econom- ics rooms also have a lot of new equipment and better facill- 'ies. Our new cafeteria, bigger than the old one, seems to be handling Central's inoreased populace quite well. One complaint may be made, though things are improving, the temperature of the new ving, especially in the cafeteria, has ranged from lukewarm to cool, Despite this the students ike the new addition with its glass causeways, white floor and Air Rangers Have Outing At Cottage ttage windo into taking nearest vil =--see esses gq Whistle! ie i) | WHITBY'S aner tr t Phone 728-5133 |. " PICKWICK CLEANERS ' eee weew esa = a i es | ay a8 : i i see, Behe ke el i 7 exhibition space, Pua ie aco, Wierass areas have been re- P|claimed for Canada's 1967 e people (?)| World Exposition at Montreal. Be Colfed By Hi tA CELINA sed Be A Leader IN FASHION For Selective Fabrics . cnccccageen IT to athletic meets. They will also| individual running, Grant Os- Prefects, investigate the possibility of|borne won the Intermediate| establishing a ski club, dramajrace, with Jim Peel taking sec- club, girl's curling and intra-|ond. Larry Hicks won the sen- mural bowling clubs, amonglior race, by taking over the other things. A copy of the/lead in the last 20 yards of Speech from the Throne can be! the tiring course. have played hard all season, and the coaches and players deserve every bit of credit they get. As the end of the football season draws near, we can stil! say "Wait until next year!" On Wednesday, Oct. 21, the OCVI Junior and Senior Volley- ball teams played the Junior and Senior teams of Henry Street High from Whitby in our boys' gym. The Seniors won the volleyball team, are Myrna Lack, Nellie Tenhaaf, and Lori Simmons. So far, only two fingers have been injured, and one face bruised. Yeah team! On Oct. 17, a banquet was "policemen," met also and dis- cussed their duties and who were to be the new prefects. They are on duty now and are trying to get used to our new cafeteria, and Young Moderns! Exclusive Millinery Build Strong Bodies Two Weys one game of the three played as did the Juniors. What we need is more school spirit and a better attendance at these games '"'Come on, Octa- vites" support your teams and make it a point to come to the next games played. We all wish our players the best of luck in all future games. On Thursday, Oct. 22, the Sen- jor girls' volleyball team play- ed the boys in the girls' gym. THE STRANGER By GWEN WEATHERALL, OcvI The «mall boy clutched the hand of his father tightly. He was afraid. The first day at a new school was always hard, his father had told him, but he would meet new friends, and soon be having fun. If this were true, then why had his sis- ter cried, and why did his father tell them to be courageous and) remember God would be with them. He could see a big grey build- ing with a fence around it. He could see people trying to break through the fence. They were angry. He wondered if they, like his sister, were angry that school was starting and the holi- days were gone. As they walk- ed closer, he saw that the fence 'wasn't a real fence, but a fence of soldiers and policemen with guns and sticks. Suddenly someone. in the crowd shouted and everyone turned towards them. Then as if they had stepped out of the air, soldiers were surrounding his whole family, and rushing them into the building. Dogs barking; people were shouting, them. Car horns were being honked. Sticks and stones were obtained from your form repre- sentative. During the Cabinet report: the Prime Minister Judy Mac- Our Juniors gained a third, compliments of Tony Czajkow- Siski and 5th, taken by Gary Christenson. Girls Split With Clarke By NEIL RICHARDS The Senior Girls, at Bowman- ville High School, in their first volleyball match of the schedule were defeated by Clarke but the junior girls, with an excellent performance upheld the day for Bowmanville defeating Clarke two games to one. Connie Brad- jey was the major point getter for Bowmanville. With football completed for the year, basketball practices are being held. The junior and senior teams will be chosen shortly. Anyone visiting the art exhi- bit at the Lions Centre last week would have seen a number of pieces done by students at BAS The student's council thanks Mrs. McMaster fer her work in ensuring that BHS was well rep- resented On Thursday afternoon, Bow manville Seniors ended their schedule with a tie against Henry St. Henry St. took the lead early but Bowmanville's hard play made it up. The game ended with a score of 19-19. Plans are well underway for our Hallowe'en dance, "Pw kin Pounce," to be held this Friday night. Prizes will be given for the best costumes. Admittance is, In Costume: .50c single or .7ic per couple. Casual: . 75c single or $1 per out for Bantam Basketball play- ers. The first practice was held Oct. 23 at 8 a.m. BAA Cards are now available at $1.50, so get yours '"'While the price is right". By ... WAYNE ASTON BRIAN HOUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL HIT PARADE The following is this week's hit parade as chosen by Oshawa and District teenagers and supplied by Oshawa Shopping Centre. 1. Have I the Right --Honeycombs 2. Do Wah Diddy Diddy --Manfred Mann . Pretty Woman --Roy Orbison Little "Honda --Hondells Something Good --Herman's Hermits Loving You, Baby --Elvis . Last Kiss --J. Frank Wilson . Hurts to be in Love --Gene Pitney 9. From a Widow --Billy J, Kramer 10. Hold Me --T. J, Proby A reminder that the call is| held by the Knights at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The dinner was well attended, the |food excellent, and the serving superb. Incidentally, 20 girls from our school did the serving under the direction of Mrs. Johnson. Last Sunday, a delegation from the school boarded a bus at St. Gregory's enroute' to Peterborough. The students at- tended a youth conference at St. Peter's High School. The pru- pose of the convention was to discuss the changes in the | liturgy, CITY SINKING MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Sub- soil experts have warned the government to take action to halt the sinking of Mexico City. They have reported that parts of the capital sank about one foot this year and that the drop had been about 18 feet in the past 20 years. Cracks have de- veloped in some buildings, in- cluding the metropolitan cathe- With the experience Central's Use ANNE'S snatch the ed yet should really give teams FILM AIDS STUDY teams have gained, we should be really tough and ready to city championship back again. But we're not finish- and our Centralites the other something to worry about in the remaining games. 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