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O'Neill Collegiate Holds Commencement #2. tal Auxillary was held in the room at the Rg Ps the city. Seven of their students honor, were--Mary SThaae' Carslin Coopers Linda Sere aa, dole neberian Heward , 70 in and Terrance -- RE are other me. awa: at last night's commencement: Middle and upper school awards, Grades 11, 12 and 18: Business and Professional ercial Course -- Specie! m rade loria Hickie, R, §, McLaughlin Awards for the Commercial Course--Grade iFirst, Barbara Gillingham; second, Dieter Wilhelm; Grade 19--First, Sharon Williams; sec- ond, Judy Goreski, Administrative Management Society Award for Secretarial Practice---Grade 12---Sharon Wil- liams equal to -- Catherine Drumm. Administrative Management Society Award for Bookkeeping --Grade 12--Sharon Williams by reversion to Marguerite Con- naty. T. Baton Company Ltd. Award for Home Economics-- Grade 1@--Jane Macdonald. Henderson's Book Store Award for Home Economics-- Foods-~Grade 11, Judy Hopkins. Singer Sewing Machine Co. Award for Home Economics-- Sewing--Grade 11, Maria Weiss. BH. A, Lovell Scholarships for Grade 11 of the General Course --First, Katherine Hamilton; second, Aris Birze, Kiwanis Club of Oshawa Scholarships for Grade 12 of the General Course--First, Louisa Garrett; second, Jane Mac- donald, Junior Chamber of Commerce Tr fer Public Speaking and Debating--Howard Goldblatt, J. Albert Sykes Memorial Scholarships for Middle School Science--First -- Louisa Garrett by reversion to John Fox; sec- ond, Howard Goldblatt equal to Linda McQuade. Lewis Stevenson Awan for Science -- Grade 13, He ward Gough. Alte Music Supplies Scholar- ship for Proficiency in Music-- Joan Weir. University of Waterloo Shield --Junior Mathematics Team -- Eric Hooey, Douglas Yonson, Larry Yanch, gy school honor grad- pation mas : Mary Archer, Carolyn Baron, William Braiden, Carol Brooks, 250 Baton Twirlers Here About 250 baton twirlers from ail sections of Ontario competed in Oshawa recently, The Motor City Baton Twirling Contest held at the O'Neill Col- legiate and Vocational Institute drew entries from Ottawa, Peterborough, Kitchener, Galt, Guelph, London, Hamilton, St. Catharines, Niagara Falls and Pontiac, Michigan, The event which lasted all day, featured Fancy Drill Corps, Dance Twirl, Team Twirl and Military Marching in the morning. In the afternoon Fancy Strutt, Solos, Duets and Championships were run in the main audi- torlum. The contest ended with the Advanced Solo first place winners competing for Major- ette of the Day. Trophies were won by: Bon- nie Jane Powell (Hamilton), Ju- venile Majorette of the Day; Dianne Shaw (Oshawa), Junior Majorette of the Day; Judy Dearborne (St. Catharines) Sen- lor Majorette of the Day. The contest endde with the advanced local twirlers compet- ing for Miss Majorette of Osh- awa, won by Dianne Shaw, 14, with Patsy Blake, 12 (Bowman- ville) and Brenda Henning (Bowmanville), as runners up. The main competition was held in the OCVI Auditorium, where youngsters, 5 to 19, per- formed, while Dance Twirls were held in the Girls' Gym. The competition was an event sanctioned by the National Baton Twirling Association and the Oshawa Majorette Parent's Auxiliary were t s Club Award for their, Robert Crothers, Grant Cryder- man, Ri Judith Dry- tie, iam Go! leward Gough, Cameron Hall, Kethioen Heath Mariorie Jen- Herman Hi Alan hme al William Lloyd, Cheryl Mooney, Brian Morris, Sandra Naylor, Ronald Nelson, fags A one. Johanne Park- nis Partridge. Mark Powell, Carol Reardon, Robert Reed, Waleene K John Robertson, Norma - J ean Rowden, Terrance Skelton, Kent Stiles, Stewart Storie, Lynda Thompson, Tyrone Turner, James Whiting, Donna Wilson, SPECIAL AWARDS Art Department Award, Grade Robert, Middleton. Art Department Award-Grade 12 Gerard Wesselink. D, M. VanLuven Award for Art ~ John May. M, F, Kirkland. Memorial Scholarship for History, Grade 18 -- Brian Morris, Prince Philip Chapter 10DE Scholarship for English and His- tory, Grade 18 -- Terrance Skelton, uw Mrs. 1, Josephine Sykes Schol- arships for Middle School Bn- glish -- First, Louisa Garrett by reversion to Bleanor Coulter; second, Katherine Williams, Fannie E, Hislo for Middle and ited School English -- Heward Gough equal to Judith Drynan, Arjay Printers Limited Award for Latin. Grade 11 -- Shawne Murphy equal to Jane Collard. Charles M, Ewing Memorial Award for Classics, Grade 13 -- William Whitbread equal to Howard Goldblatt, General Printers Limited Award for Classics, Grade 18 ~ William Gordon, Alger Press Limited Award for French, Grade 12 -- Louisa Gosyets equal to Richard Town- send, uair and OOVI Staff Award rench, Grade 13 -- Carolyn Cooper. Rotary Club of Oshawa Award for German, Grade 18 -- Wil- liam Whitbread. Laura L, Jones and OCVI Staff Award for German, Grade 13 -- Carolyn Cooper by rever- sion to William Gordon by re- version of Mary Archer. Kiwanis Club of Oshawa -- Laval University French Schol- arships for Summer School, Grade 12 -- McQuade, Jane Macdonald, Richard Town- send. IOOF United Nations Scholar- ship -- Judy McLean. Saywell Award for Musie, Grade 11 -- Joan Weir. Wilson and Lee Award for Music, Grade 12----Larry Jeffery. Oshawa and District Real Estate Board Scholarship, Grade 18 -- Heward Gough. Gordon B. Attersley Award for Mathematics, Grade ll -- Bryan Latta. et-Together Club Awan for Mathematics, Grade 12--Louisa Garrett by reversion to John Fox equal to Robert Baker, Senior Mathematics Team -- Heward Gough, Kent Stiles, Kenneth Bunner. Canadian Legion Ladies' Aux- iliary Scholarship for Mathe- matics -- Heward Gough by re- version to John Robertson. for STARTS MIGRATION WINNIPEG (CP)--Ducks Un- limited (Canada) says Prairie snowfall Oct, 26-27 set off the "first, obvious waterfowl migra- tion of the year" after earlier movements had been steady but unspectacular, The private con- servation organization, in its November report, says snowfall sent birds into southern areas of the three Prairie provinces and ae areas still hold large locks. BALLOTING BEGINS In 1858, the system of secret balloting on ally printed forms was adopted in South Australia, and the practice spread to the U.S. and Europe. FREE ELECTRIC HEATERS Te Pee. IN-DOOR Tonle out-poor /Miiit [Motor City Car Club] LITTLE CAESAR end the Sunday, Nov, 15th 8:30 P.M, till 11:30 P.M. with membership sord--$1.23 ~ THIS WEEK - AS USUAL NEW SOUND SYSTEM 50c Members e DRESS -- SH MOV. 28th .. . HARD. TIMES 75e Non-Members IRT and TIE & SADIE HAWKINS DANCE r iy M, Ferguson for Girls' Athletics -- Christie Scholarship| ¢,,, Oshawa Home and School rds, Grade 18 ~~ Robert Crothers, Tyrone Turner. Cowan Scholarships, Grade 13 anne Marie Kiss, Norma Row- United Automobile Workers of America, 222 Scholar- shies. Grade 46 _-~ Terrance Skelton, Tyrone Turner, Maxymuik, Dennis Partridge. University Women's Club Scholarship, Grade 13--Carolyn ye: ol Lynda Thompson, Mary Archer. Award Irwin. J. Douglas Weugh Memorial Shield for Boys' Athletics -~ Brian Morris. R. 8. MoLaughlin Scholar. ships, Grade 13 -- Ruse Marie Kiss, Norma Rowden, Robert Crothers, Tyrone Turner, Ontario Scholarships, Grade 18 -- Mary Archer, Carolyn Cooper, Lynda Thompsen, Wil- liam Gordon, Heward Gough, John Robertson, Terrance Skel- ton, General Foods Scholarship, University of Toronto - Heward Gough, The Wellington Scholarship, Trinity College, University of Toronto -- Heward Gough, Proficiency Scholarship, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, November 14,1964 17. Show Success Y (TC) -- The Wonien's ° Mrs, Tait from Seagrave. ve, the secretary, read plans veral art show, Peter|Louise Patterson and the tea, in Cornish, change of Mrs, Roy vote of thanks was extend. to all who loaned rugs, arts and erafts of any kind and help- ed with baking and serving at the tea, A special feature of the event was the spinning wheel with Miss Audrey Kent plying her eraft while on a chair at her side sat her live bunny from which the natural wool was sup- plied from time to time, The next project in view for the auxiliary is the Christmas Doll Draw. A window display of dolls, dressed in dollar bills, is planned, Mrs, Manns and Mrs. Gerrow offered to take charge of the tickets for the draw which will take place Dee, 12. Mrs. Storey Beare will bring in the report of the nominating committee at the next meeting. Mrs, Dymond has arranged an evening in the Municipal Hall, early in November, to which the publie is invited. There will be a panel discussion on Mental Health, Refreshments. will be served at the close of this gath- Waterloo Lutheran University -- William Gordon. Queen's University -- Robert Crothers. The Dieksen Scholarship, Trinity College, University of Toronto -- Carolyn Cooper, -- Scholarships -- Heward Slyfield Memorial Library Presentation. Board of Education Award for Distinctive Achievement, Grade 18 -- Heward Gough, Carolyn Cooper, HONOR CRESTS Henry Aay, Robert Baker, William Bellingham, Linda Crawford, John Fox, Louisa Garrett, Beverly Gibson, How- ard Goldblatt, Kiss, Jane Macdonald, Linda Me- Quade, Thomas Reed, William Whitbread, Katherine Williams, - SERVICE AWARDS Thomas Calder, Lionel Crotin, Howard Goldblatt, Christie Irwin, Lawrence Cheng A Caro- lyn MacDonald, Judith McLean, Joanne Rundle, Marilyn Schultz, Lynda Thompson. 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