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M. Starr Addresses Students At MCVI By R. GLECOFF : Michael Starr visited Mc-|i Laughlin Collegiate and Voca-|° tional Institute Dec. 7, He was the second speaker in a series of six invited to the school. The first was Dr. Pauline Jewett who spoke on the pro- cess of becoming a parliament- ary representative. Mr, Starr, who was minister of labor from 1957 to 1963, addressed us on the duties of a cabinet minister. Fol- lowing his speech was a ques- tion period, which gave some}; MCVI Parliamentarians aj; chance to quiz Oshawa's MP on the nation's business. Our next speaker will be T. C. Douglas, if his schedule will per- mit. These visits*are of great|t interest and benefit to the stu- dent body. They give more}; knowledge about and create fur- ther interest in our government, on all three levels: Mr. Palmer Skits For < h Reviewed By RUTH ANNE TAVES The skits for Christmas Capers at Central Collegiate In- stitute, have been handed in to the skit committee and a few! have already been deleted. This week the remaining skits will be reviewed and several more will be removed. The reviews take place on Monday, Tuesday and 'Wednesday. From conversations overheard it is easy to gather 'that this year's Capers shoud be the best and most interesting = Don't forget the date -- onday Dec. 21. The Art Club has set the Christmas mood. It has begun its annual decoration of the school windows with Christmas designs and pictures. They are floing a fine job as usual. As most of you know, Cen- tral's boys' basketball teams fhave been playing exhibition games recently. Now the girls are preparing to get into the act. Both the junior and senior 1s' teams have been doing a lot of practising lately. Good luck in your games, girls! Meanwhile the boys have started playing intra-mural vol- leyball at noon hours. The curl- ing club has been organized this year and the drama club is pre- paring for its presentation of several plays at Central Pre- sents. Those students who were absent when the school pictures were taken or those who wanted them taken again had this done students, evening" entries. are s to be commended for secur- oe | such interesting government fficials to speak to the MCVI student body, NOTE DEC. 17 On Thursday, Dec. 17, the MCVI Band, and Glee Club will present a festival of Christmas Carols. be the MCVI's answer to the Kingston Trio. Mr. charge of the musical has some special Also in attendance will "Jane St. Minstrels' Crosbie, who is in guests coming whose dentities he will not reveal at he present time. The festival will commence at 8 p.m. in the MCVI auditorium. Admission will be 75c for adults and 50c for students. It is open © everyone in Oshawa, all the parents, mothers-in- law, everybody! If you want to pick up a bit of the Christmas Spirit. which seems to haye dis- appeared in this atom age, come get your share of it on the 17th at MCVI, cause it isn't extinct. CHRISTMAS CALEIGH "64 Again this year the classes of MCVI will present skits for the Capers Are student body at the traditional hristmas '"'Caleigh". (Caleigh is Gaelic for "an uproarious ) Among this year's "Sleeping Beauty" ' Nigerian Boy Seeks Pen Pal | The Oshawa Times has re-| ;jof amendments "Repulsive" (alias Rapunzel' ') and "Paul Revere's Ride'. If they are of the same general quality as those seen last year, the Caleigh will undoubtedly be "'uproarious"'. Lastly, the MCVI Parliament will meet tonight. The main item on the agenda for this and the next few sittings will be that to the MCVI Constitution. The last two sit- tings were mainly concerned with this also. Out of roughly 25 amendments, these two sit- tings consumed about half of them. The Student's Parliament sits for three hours per sitting, so it's obvious that the amend- ments are rather complicated. One for instance was the pro- posal to graduate the value of the students' vote according to sland the Midnights'"' = |the entertainment. Christma BY BEVERLEY WARING Pcikering District High School Annual Christmas Dance _ will be held Dec, 22. "Ritchie Night will provide Admission be 75 cents single and $1.25 a couple. Come out and get into the festive spirit. Also on. Dec. 22 the school choir will participate in our Christmas. Assembly. The choir is also planning a Christmas party for Dec. 18. Speaking of parties, the Grade 13's held a Christmas party during the last period, on Pickering Plans s Dance they begin their exams, Good luck! The Grade 1i's went to. the museum in Toronto on Dec. 11. It was reported everyone had a very interesting and worthwhile trip. On Dec. 10, PDHS held its an- nual awards assembly. Studeits were given Crest Awards for outstanding achievement in Aca- demics, activities, and athletics. The following studenfs received Academic Crests: K. Bongard, Christmas Death, J. Egoroff, L. Graham, R. Groff, J. Hasek, J. Hunt, R. Irving, S. King, B. Knox, L. B. Horrasz, 5. King, L. Kozak,|Parker, L. Piitz, J. Lusted, R. Major, K: Messer,}R. Richards, N. Nicholson, 1 Pe ee ee rs i aia sein an sles dss A le tl R. Puckrin, L. Schram, C. North, N.;Van Nus. Just what everyone: needs: D.}dull his' Christmas spirit pect cards go out this bl Kozak, M. Majoor, J. MacKay, N. Parker, L. Plitz, W. Pugh, D. Smith, R. Taylor, P. Well- man, The following students re- ceived Activity Crests: W. Fehn, G. Gerbis, E. McKay, S. Michna, L. Patterson, K. Schram, E. .Westney, W. Wil- liams. The following students also re- ceived Athletic Crests: D. Cockayne, D. Evans, D. Green, Be A Leader IN FASHION D. Cockayne, S. Crawford, T. | For Selective Fabrics Thursday in Mrs. Hawley's room, complete with Christmas tree and decorations. The'Grade 13's enjoyed themselves while they could because this week Central Wins Are you plagued with Acne, Pimples, Dandruff Etc.? Don't cover it up .... Cure it, The Natural Way Use Noture's own healing medicines. Three Games At Cobourg By BRIAN WILLIAMS The Central Collegiate Insti tute Basketball teams played their second set of basketball games last Friday night, when they travelled to Cobourg to play three exhibition games. I their grade. For instance, a Grade 9 would have one vote| whereas a Grade 13's_ vote would be worth five. mob of Grade 9's who, accord- ing to some members "don't know anything', They feel that! people new to the school would not vote on the basis of the can- didate's proposals but, rather |would: vote with the party ----- |who had the most original post- ;ers and sharpest hats. | However, the argument was then raised that a small number jof Grade 13's with large votes | would control the elections. Also, }1 The reason behind this was |: entral team with that every year there is a huge| Hennis Hercia got 16 and Serge} wasn't there, but they tell me For Further Information us at The Sunshine Shop 24 Prince St. 725-2241 see |! and Exclusive Millinery ANNE'S | FABRIC SHOP I] 113 BYRON ST. S. WHITBY Ph. 668-8152 i] Also . . . 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Kuzemchuk led the scoring with. 17 points for Cen- tral, Joe Krasnaj gave us 11] and Bilinsky got 9. Finally in the |Central again more than doubled the opposition's score with a tally of 67 to 32. Larry Horne got back into his old form foot Grade 9's, because of their bers, are a rather large omen of school income. There- ceived the following letter from/|fore, it is not fair to make five Waheed - J - Abioye, care of|Grade 9's votes equal to that of} Lateef-Jenmi, 13 Alof street,)one Grade 13's. Eventually, the| picking up 21 points. Brian Jen- kins _scored 45 Assembly Is A Fes \ Be, \ Fe € AUN: -- £ UAE . senior game Fashionable hairdos any time--with G.E.. Home Hairdryer. Wear it while you relax----whisper quiet motor, light, -- portoble case with carrying strap. Lorge bouffant bonnet is Fragrance for her bath . fragrance for festivities . . as NAVAN AAD JADAATAAAAAAAATATUARAAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIVAVA: _ CHRISTMAS FANTASY OF GIFTS FORAFAIR LADY G.E. GOES ALL OUT FOR GLAMOUR SHOPPING HOURS OPEN TO 9 P.M. SHOPPING NIGHT INCLUDING SATURDAY . fragrance to surround her all day! "Zeller's has o marvellous assortment of fomous-n -name gfit sets thot will bring a gleam to her eye! Lagos, Nigeria, who seeks a pen pal in the Oshawa area. The letter reads: Dear Sir: "Congratulations for the} best intelligence recommenda-| tion which I heard through the} World Almanac that you are| the ancient and distinguished in! any sphere for the case of publication. Therefore, assist me in curiosity and marvellous way to publish me into the in- fluential newspaper. "For the purpose of pen pals) I shall be very much thanked if you can do this heavy obliga- tion by publishing my letter into your recommended news- paper. "T am an African (Nigerian)| young boy of 17 years old. I am five feet three inches. tall, black hair, black eyes and also black in complexion with hard, sound teeth. I am_ living in Lagos, the federal capital of Nigeria, centre of trades, com- merce and education. The pop- ulation of Nigeria is 50,000,000 in peoples. I like to correspond with any one in the marvellous} country. recently when R. . Aldsworth returned to the school. Once again this year the pre-| fects have been doing a - velous job. They keep control a noon hours especially and mae at special occasions such as} commencement. Keep up the} |Day. On Dec. 24 is the day | sold 240 bars, and Tully sold 238. good work students! ' HIGH SCHOOL HIT PARADE The following is this week's hit parade as chosen by Oshawa and District Teenagers and supplied by the Disc Shop. . Last Kiss --J. Frank Wilson . The Wedding --Julié Rogers . Hawaii Tatoo , --Waikikis . Into Something Good --Herman's Hermits _ I Feel Fine --The Beatles . Hold Me --P. J. Proby . Have I the Right --The Honeycombs . Baby Love --Supremes 9. Come A Little Bit Closer --Jay and The Americans 10. Four Strong Winds --Bobby Bare |change of gifts. "My hobbies are footballing, | view cards, reading, long jump,}| }pole jump, swimming and _ex- "Excuse me sir, I want you) to publish my name and ad- ldress on Dec. 24 on Christmas \of my birthday. On Dec. | will be 18 years old. "TI will appreciate any letter! Yanch and Donna Coleman. ifrom anyone regardless of age, |sex or creed. | "May Almighty God be with|Linda Paulocik, Peter Bobres, }you for long life and prosper-| Yours in Friendship, Waheed-J-Abioye. |Phew! What a relief! |amendment was defeated.| In The Offing By JOANNE IRELAND Each class at St. Bernadette's Senior School, Ajax was recent- lv informed that the Christmas jassembly. will be coming up very soon. The exact date has not yet been revealed to the stu- dents. Each class has plans for some certain act. We have start- ed to rehearse. The Grade 9 and 10 girls' and boys' basketball teams are prac- ticing feverishly several nights »*ter school for future competi- tion. Well, next week we will give| you the results of tonight's amendments and more informa- tion about the upcoming Christ- mas | Caleigh. St. Joseph's s | Pupil Sells 262 Bars aha oe By ANNE IVANCO |by Mr, Bowen, our physical edu- The St. Joseph's High School|cation teacher. His continual chocolate bar sale has now/and unceasing endeavors. with come to an end. Just think what|the teams is sure to make St. you missed if you did not buy/|Bernadette's better known. one, or two, or three! On Dec. 12, at 9 p.m., we had We had a few excellent sales-| mixed skating for an hour. Fol- men at our school, and their| lowing this, the boys had a hock- talent certainly showed through./ey game. Bernadette Van Hoof was tops| 'With less than two weeks left in the sales departments, and/yntil Christmas, everyone is she sold 282 chocolate bars./anxiously awaiting Christmas |Bernadette received a huge $10|holidays. After the holidays we chocolate bar for her superb|wjl] have January exams to look efforts. Good eating, Berna- | forward to. \ dette! iste erate = Next in line are Frank Reezer and Tully McKleever, «EERIE. AND Dae ina |Exank and Tully received some (CP)--The Tiller family here very valuable prizes. Frank jhave reported the presence in their house of what may be a Several times_they report they have heard the sound of a saving brush being rattled in a metal mug. Stephen Tiller, 44,. said: 'I have twice seen a white apparition on the stairs. It made my hair stand on end. ag BE A LEADER! Some students doubled| hairy ghost. \their quotas. These were Jim) Others sold their quota plus jone half of another. They were Lori Simmons, jand many others. These five |students had their names | chosen at a draw. All of these |Lynn Pearson, STRICT DIET AUCKLAND (CP) -- A New jealand collie dog, Dougall, |doesn't eat steak. A strict vege-| |tarian, he likes mashed silver} beet and carrots, lettuces, raw/ onions, beans and peas. For |dessert he favors a banana and} as a between meals snack he| | snaps up windfall apples or an | master reports he is in good ptcantinail JAZZ FANS 'POLITE' | STOCKHOLM (AP) -- Rock| 'n' roll concerts have been |banned at Stockholm's down-| town concert.hall but jazz per-| formances will still be Per-| mitted. The director of the au- ditorium, Johannes Norby, ex- plained: jage pop fans, but jazz audi- fences are polite and cultivated and will be welcome." 26. King St. W., Oshowe GIFTS FOR HER: Boots Slippers, Purses or an Attractive Gift Certificate Colattern » to moke your feet lovelier Also a Hamilton Store OPEN 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SAT. -- 9 A.M, - 6 P.M. orange, if he can find one. His ""We do not want the| place torn to pieces by the teen- | | |students received huge $2 choc- jolate bars. (Calories, calories). Only a few days after the ee had ended, many students freceived some precious gifts iThese_ desirable treasures graced every student's heart | incidentally, I am referring to reports. The sale is over and re ports are out; now all attention is focussed at preparations for our Christmas frolics.. Basketball is jin full swing, and now the de- |bating teams are preparing for | another tournament i in | January. Be Coifed By Modellanairstylists 71 CELINA ST. NEW WINTER TERM Commencing MONDAY, JAN. 4, 1965 at the OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE ACT NOW - Enrolment Is Limited Individual Instruction -- Complete Modern Equip- ment -- Qualified, Interested Instructors -- Assise. tance Available to Graduates in Obtaining A Posi- tion in Business -- Over 100 Placements Per Year. Twenty-Eight Years of Experience in Training and Placing Young People. 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