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Top Students Honored Be ie ee ae, ee At Anderson LACICISES WHITBY (Staff) -- A capacity crowd of friends and relatives attended the Fifth Annual Com- mencement Exercises held Sat- urday fight at the Anderson High School. The. program opened with O Canada, led by the school choir. The invocation was ag by Rev. §S. J, Armstrong) rector of All Saints' Anglican Church, Whitby. The choir also made another appearance on the pro- gram in the early stages, sing- ing the Lord's Prayer; under the direction of choir leader, K. C. Norton. Heading up the program as guest speaker was Arnold G. on the June examinations Grades 10 and 11, five-year pro- gram and, Grades 10 and ll, four-year program. Women's Club of Oshawa and District award was presented to Carol Hawksley, by Miss L. Hart, The award was for the student having the highest pro- ficiency in the. special commer- cial class. STAFF PRIZE awarded to the student in the|tion was made on behalf of The) second year occupational class| Oshawa Times by R. C. Smith. with the highest all-round pro- ficiency went to Susan Dudley.|/dent, received the House of It was presented by Stapleton, director of personnel, General Motors of Canada, Osh- awa, Master of ceremonies evening was George E. District High School board. WORK HARD ing Angelika Eggert, as valedictor-|b fan, Miss Eggert charged the students with responsibility tofor the highest proficiency in both the school and themselves, | Grade to. work hard,|Ron. Deeth, study long and ever persevere.|The awards went to Linda of|ton, Joanne Heron, Paul Aqui-|lish advising them Numerous presentations diplomas and certificates were/|lina, Rodney. \Sklar Company for the) ighest shorthand bookkeeping technical shops in both the four|the highest aggregate and Speaking directly to the stu-|awards were presented to Karen course, Ontario Teachers' Col-ed, hi dents on behalf of the graduat-|Hood, Gloria Woodward, Jack|lege, went to Darlene Povinsky. Grade 13 class was Miss|Wastle and Kenneth Lambert The presentation was made by) y E. J. Chard Loft-| house, chairman of the Whitby) Road Allowance Offer Accepted HAMPTON -- An offer from T. C. Glaspell and-his son, Glen, to dedicate sufficient land to ' A their p y in Lot 19, Con- cession 5, to 66 feet has been accepted by Darlington Town- ship Council. A decision regarding work on the township garage building was deferred after tenders were received from Dale Plastering |Four Main Attributes Of True Leader Cited WHITBY (Staff) -- Four main, 'The individual today cannot attributes of a true leader were|say education is limited to his described Saturday eveningjabilities only," Mr. Stapleton when Arnold G. Stapleton, di-|said. 'The educational field is rector of personnel, G ener a ||widespread, only limited by the Motors of Canada Ltd., ad-japtitude and ability to work dressed students and parentsjhard on the part of the indi- attending the Fifth Annual Com-|vidual." He said non-conform- in Kroll, The presentation was made by Mrs, W .W. Baldwin. The Mary MacDonnell Memo- rial Award for history was pre- sented on behalf of the Vis- count Greenwood Chapter, Business and Professional THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 26, 1965 § Durham Board Sees Need Remedial Reading Program BOWMANVILLE -- The hir- ing of a remedial reading teacher to work under a read- ing consultant has been ap- proved by the Durham County District High.,School Board, It was suggested a student doing postgraduate con- TOWNSMEN JOIN IN ST. ALBANS, England (CP)-- Shopkeepers in this Hertford. shire town offered examples of ___itheir_wares to be blessed at --Attention should be drawa to achievement problems in the county so that all those involved ae p Be aia pn in es sameney and second-lsiven, with the. farm i hs ag can work toward ato old-age pensioners, --The committee recognizes) ices. Tavern - keepers offered mencement Exercise at Ander-|ists, those who were not satis- son High School. fied with only limited education, Mr. Stapleton rated initiative,|could contribute more to mod- imacination, common sehse and|ern civilization than the masses. communication in that order as|He said this is more true today the true marks of a leader.|then ever before. These qualities must be regard-) The speaker advised students ed as definite requirements of alto not become a mere statistic, ader, he advised the audience.jone of the many young people The speaker said good lead-|who become unemp loyed ers adjust early in life, adapt-jthrough lack of education and ing their lives to conform with wind up as an unemployment these qualities and thereby add- statistic, | ing to the advantages of both| He said they should continue ood Sh 4 themselves and those around|to advance their education, | owing | them. The true leader's mind|striving for more and more} | cannot accept anything short of labsolute perfection, he said. Comparing the modern teen|to drive onward to success,"' | ager with those of yesteryear,|he advised. the speaker suggested young| "Development of your mind) ople today are more advanc-|and body only depends on your ave more opportunities but||imitations of applying your- also, have a greater challenge|self," he said. He emphasized) to meet, Education is an abso-|the need of education in the) Without sufficient| vastly advancing world of today. a young person is Limited and Milburn Lath, Plas- tering and Acoustics Limited) were received. | Copies of a draft subdivision) agreement, draft amendment to) the zoning bylaw and draft. of a pits and quarries bylaw will be forwarded to the St. Mary's Ce-| ment Co. | Accounts in the amount of| |$121,779.21 were approved. IODE, to David Lofthouse, by Mrs. H. T. Fallaise, GOODFELLO WAWARD Graydon M. Goodfellow Memo- rial award for the highest marks in Grade 13 English was shared by Angelika Eggert and prize|Bruce Craigie. The presenta-|!¢ The Anderson staff Donald Long, a Grade 13 stu- Mr. B./Windsor Chapter, IODE, award for continuing his education be- received the| yond Grade 13. The presentation| prizes for the)was made by Mrs. G. Lawson. score in) Ladies' Auxiliary, Royal Cana- typewriting, | dian Legion, Branch 112, award typewriting,|for the Grade 13 student with marks one-year Pe Four students aggregate and and UXBRIDGE -- Ontario Coun- ty was well represented at the Provincial 4-H Inter-Club Com- petitions held Oct. 22, at the University of Guelph, Four hundred and eighty 4-H members from the various coun- ties throughout Ontario compet- ed at the event, scheduled in its 35th year of annual competition. The team members, who re- presented their local 4-H Clubs at Guelph, were chosen on their jability to judge and present rea- |sons, as well as on their overall five-year course, The who enrolls in the G. Norris, club presi-|!ute must. education Jane Delaney was awarded headed for considerable difficul- presented bY |the Frances Richardson Memo-|'Y: Ch t A | five students. |rial award for the highest ag- ¢ é a eS ppea Pres-| gregate marks in Grade 12 Eng- Ci b Pl . Mrs. Whitby Kiwanis Club awards dent, WwW 11 were to | by Mrs. A. Robertson, Lena Brobbel and Richard /Richard Dixon received the learning at all times. "Never | IV d B T loantves § 4 before has it been so feaviortent| a e y Cams orned wiih rosea euitag | work be a problem in mathematics and| recommends that this be re-| ferred to the guidance commit-| tee for further study, sidered, The recommendations came after a study of Carnegie tests given to 800 Grade 9 students in the five high schools in Dur- ham County, The schools par- ticipating were Port Hope High School, Millbrook High School, Courtice High School, Cirke High School and Bowmanville High School. A. H. Strike, chairman of the Stop Corn Pain Fast! PRESERVE OLD MILL POLGATE, England (CP) -- The 150-year-old windmill near this Sussex village is to be pre- served because of its historical | : ; interest. It is the only one of its board's co-ordinating guidance | committee, said Durham was|'¥Pe with all the original ma-| one of five demonstration chinery in working order. con-| Ce a ee tests, BROCK Evening Programs ot 7 and 8:45 RECOMMENDATIONS wuirsy _' Feature Starts... at 7 and 9:15 Recommendations based on) |the tests were: | e HELD OVER! e JAMES BOND IS BANK IN ACTION! | --The closest study should be made of the situation where ex treme reading problems exist. | Further studies should be jearried out in these schools to determine what particular read- jing problems the children have. | --Assistance should be given |to at least one teacher in each jschool to help to evaluate the| jsituation with a view to recom-| local harvest thanksgiving sérv- made to students of the com-| Dixon. Herb. Robinson award for ex- Going Well iproject record. }meding resources, * 19 Bonspiels : The teams from Ontario Coun- tl ch (Staff) 'i cing ty, in general, made a credit: |, erie parr FM Cawker, campaign chairman of|able showing for their clubs and PICKERING (Staff) TeN the Whitby Community Chest,| county. J ficates were also presented to|mann, The awards went tO Logeman. bonspiels are planned by the|cav<¢ money is rolling in quite) The Ontario County teams| Grades 9 and 10; 11 and 12. [Valve Voogjarv and Helen |Annandale Curling Club for its). ¢1 phe current appeal has an|were as follows: ' During the evening a large/Compton. GIBSON TROPHY 1965-66 season as the club| objective of $30,800 with 10! Dalry Teams -- Port Perry| number of special awards Were Leadership in at hletics swings into its third full year of| participating agencies. 4-H Dairy Calf Club: Aldo ni also made to graduating and/SCIENCE AWARDS q Drought the Gibson Trophy toloperation on Church St. 8] The canvass of downtown|Smith, Port Perry RR 2 and(2ly, a reading consultant for| honor students, The United Na-|_ Dr. J: A. Jaciw presented) Ronald Kroll. The presentation Pickering Township. [merchants is going better than|Keith Phoenix, Greenba nk; (the high schools should be em-| tions Pilgrimage for Youth cer-| Whitby page egg te Sree TEL mines by 1. Sinton, The first bonspiel takes place|2nticipated, Mr. Cawker said.|Oshawa Kiwanis 4-H Dairy Calf loved. Science to , The Lake Ontario Steel Co, on Nav. 27 and is classified aS!mis part of the campaign is|Club: Doug Batty, Brooklin, remedial teacher should] tificate was presented to Ar-|)" 4 Edward Hunter. The ds ¢ | laine Edwards on behalf of the|hagen and ewan de award to the student who has|the Business Girls' Open. ON\axnected to be cleaned up this|RR 1 and Bob Powell, 'Ash-\2& employed as an emergency| |week lburn, RR 1: Brougham 4-H| measure where the need is} Rebekahs and Odd Fellows of bebe erg: loa in' given leadership in major school|Jan. 11 the Afternoon Ladies : Brooklin, [Ronald Kroll by. Joseph Otten. |2ctivities and who showed pro- Five-Year Filly Bonspiel_ will) 4y)' campaign material has|Dairy Calf Club: Ivan Wilson, greatest, this person would work, aE I brit . 'ticiency in Science went tojoccur and on Jan. 15 the Men's/een delivered to local em-|Claremont, RR 2; John Harris junder a reading consultant. _| Pine So ch b prizes for "David Lotthouse received the |p oware Gow. The presentation| Carling Open. ; ployee groups. The results of|Claremont, RR 3, ' | WHAT KIND OF A CAR the highest proficiency in 'akin Department of Education award|"2* made by M. A. Leslie, aie will gg mpage [0 sector of the campaign' Beef Teams: Beaverton 4Hil yyeT A Grade 9 class, were presented for the highest proficiency in 'one 2 ount Greenwood, ihe ized. Curling "Open. Bon- pyar ste oni within" the/Calf need sa nents ee | RRIVED ! Is RIGHT FOR YOu? by Dr. W. H. Weber, president Grado 13 histoty.. The eerie lahip 'went to Arlaine Edwards spiel has been slated for Feb. "the pict ng deduction plan is Seatt ret cat Clas. 4 New Fall Tallored i A very successful dealer who @n- SS. scan teenies. & nae vA A sacshai(and David Thompson. T his|!2: | being emphasized by these | Wayne Beath, Oshawa, RR 2; TO MEASURE joys the confidence and loyalty of the to Stephanie Strowger, Nancy/The Rev. Dav ted olaward, presented by Mrs. H, T.| the Business Girls' Two-Year| groups and most Whitby indus-|Doroth Brown, Oshawa, RR 2 SAMPLES pov get ghana agcnectr gid ah' 2 ary Ss Bs ge agg ro -vaatoge gl et y |Fallaise was to the students in Filly contest will be held oP tries have endorsed this method | Field. Crop Team: Scott 4-H\f @ House of Hobberlin rape co aa wa r nnes, ' ' y Sh diana Fe : ey vente (Fed. 26 while March 5 has been : r ; ye ' : ing @ cor wos much like getting ; i Grades 12 d | , -! ® sai Fe Tip T | i on ben anti ica' [omen araie wes Le we tT best enay a a bainede scheduled for the Men's Annan en ost committee has|Gridge RR 2 Pip ag Sa Rae bh morriel..1he dealer plays the role of est and Hug! rea f f ' , -in-law, wen at Hue, Draco geen eg (ec wet hy tech a MYO OP: gymnast ela AA a cy | PUSS ie Nard © on, awards were presented| Kydd. , cs cp : rock st. n. branch of the) Forestry Team: Ontario Co. | tense, too. The bigg " page oe iadents by '3 Metver,| The Baldwin Shield, present-| School letters were presented Ladies' One- and two-year Filly\Ganadian Imperial Bank of|Forestry Club --~ Richard Agar,, EEVE tween. the two is thet divorce Is easier when you buy the car. | ' When a prospective buyer first falls in love with his | MEN'S SHOP bride-to-be he may be overwhelmed with her beautiful op- pearance, Or he may be thinking of whot « great help she'll mercial course; special com-| Two awards were presented cellence in automotive mechan- mercial course; general course; |to deserving students on behalflics, The award was presented and secondary school honorjof the Whitby Lions Club bylon behalf of the Herb Robinson graduates. Honor society certi-|club president, William Schatz-| Automotive Co. Ltd., by F. J. -~A survey should be made o determine what people are javailable to be of assistance and these people should be included) in the committee working on reading problems. To improve reading gener- AABN ESEAN GONNERY tc core" M a bait FROM NOVEMBER 19? NOW! sm KIDNEY & ADDER PILLS NORTHSIDE 918 BROCK CHRYSLER DODGE TELEVISION - RADIO WHITBY HOLMES ELECTRONICS 24-Hour Service petition in which they were re- Skinner, Tyrone: On-|Sutherland, Nancy Taylor, Da- quired to complete a practical) ya], Orono and W. Wooke test, identify electrical devices, |tario Hydro, for their co-opera- vid Thompson, Nancy Thomp- Brenda Tizzard, Valve | | Jane Delaney, Angelika|Bonspiel while March 19 willl, Mrs. C. J. Watson|Brookli d Gordon Rob Legion president. The awardsjed to the Grade 13 student qual-|t® y, | pose] we,\commerce. Mrs. C. J. Watson|Brooklin and Gordon Ro erts, were presented to Larry West-|ifying for a Secondary cel cet, eo and Valve open. St, Patrick's cme in charge. 'Locust Hill. sa lake, Anna Dovgalev, Judy Ste-|honor graduation diploma with) RATT Oo 7 oy "ucr'N®| 'The season will be closed with PHONE 668.2091" vens and Lena Brobbel. The|the highest aggregate in Grade : la three-day bonspiel to be held be to him later in an economical ond practical way. What- awards went to the students/13° Chemistry and any other HONOR SOCIETY |April 1, 2 and 3% titled the ae wom} ever approach he uses the romance passes into the honey- having the highest proficiency |science paper went to Ronald) Awarded to students obtain-|Men's Three-Day Open Spiel. | eve and settling down stage when the owner forms some ing first. class honors over the| Annandale has eight sheets SAVI thy inite opinions about his bride a few months loter, « ° three sets of examinations, of good ice under its roof. Mem- meoke to sult every taste and am eams ictorious Paul Aquilina, Ian Badgley,|berships are invited. need ond if @ buyer is counseled honestly et the time of Sheila Bailey, Judith Batten, -- purchase he should evoid some obvious mistakes. His beauti- | or Sally Bedding, Sandra Bell, Pat-| GAIN BILLION ful bride may turn out to be expensive to meintein so he In Guelph Competitions rice Bentham, Alan Boland, Don-| py, 1d hi should know this beforehand. Or she may have faults that ald Boychyn, Lena Brobbel. e world now has 59 more don't show up during the courtship. BOWMANVILLE -- Five 4H| Frances Rickard, Newcastle, |, Virginia Chonoskie, Helenjcountries and more than 1,000,- WILL EARN If buy your new ear from our large variety of Interelub Teams from Durham|and Walter Rickard, RR 4, Bow- |Compton, Mary Daciuk, Ena/000,000 more people than when models available we'll do our best to see that the "marriage" County travelled to Guelph last manville finished eighth in the Dasberg, Jane Delaney, Rich-|the Second World War ended, remains just as pleasent on experience as the "courtship." And Thursday to compete against|/Beef Competition of 33 teams. ard Digen, Hugh Dougan, Anti | paneer as mother of the bride, thot she performs the duties expected +H club tered f Windsor | ' Dovgalev, Nellie Dovgalev of her well and efficiently. Be on the Sete Side, . . Deol with to Cornwall on Oct. 22. y "water felloriees" Enniskillen Nancy Draper, Angelika Eg-| 0 pe -o o8 bry! of the Hit Paroders for '66 =» and Durham 4-H Interclub. Sheep,|competed in the field crops ae6. yi -- yp ieot Eleanor | (Tt exclusive 5-year 50,000 mile power train werranty. Forts Gat Hows Bisciric,, Eo. tien, |" Robert. Galloway, Marlene P gg en a a Congratulations to these Dur-|George, Nancy Gerrard. Val- HA be in the County. The teams entered in|tam 4-H Interclub teams seal ie Gutherc, Frances Heron, WITT? key position this competition are required to/ their excellent effort. ath Hi we Karen Hood, Ju:| 8 to car shop judge four classes of livestock,| The teams were supervised by/or 'Dieter Kirne Evang Hn field crops, or potatoes; give/Mr. Dalrymple, agricultural] peppinetta tate i Pa o ' ie reasons for the placings and an-jrepresentative; Walter Ruther-|riebregts, Debor "4g LR. afties With cash in advance through a low-cost swer six questions orally. ford, fruit and vegetable spe- thechas 'Hi Std ite ae Carl b aarrmcenasensiae The team of Jim Allin, RR 2,\cialist and Cliff Matthews, as-|yane mck rote t, clo m, Mary R Bowmanville and Ted Skinner, sistant agricultural representa- Cart anain d "ihe ec oya. a te lan loan sa aT tee ts i ggg a gy extension|Peter Nekkers, Joan Nicholson, revinelal Sheep Competition. ranch, Ontario Department of i iii wee John Hancock, RR 1, Ennis-| Agriculture. ie, is When you're planning to buy any major item -- a car, 4 e furnis peed and Ken a. RR 1,! The extension branch and the|Robert Pollard 'Linda. Pines hings, fridge, washer, dryer or any important , es sre a Tey, ee ee Interclub teams wish | Peter Pridie, Anne Reid, Hazel epplanse -- check agit other loan 5 les Cees senpeciabla: cacetid lige pd thanks to Bore Russet, Lynda-Ruthford, Doro: = now low-cost really is. Borrow the cash in C 4 A NG 7 O . , Bea" Ayre, a ;. Lioy yre,/thy Schwarzer, } edvance 0 L--] = |_--] | Farm and Home Electric Com-| Bowmanville; Hatold and Lloyd| harsere Savi. Jay beovens ine end due tnaus Herbert Du-|Stephanie Strowger, Randell muy nectar -E- TORE HOURS comment on electrical main €-|tion and assistance in providing| son -- peo on ogo oe Conety renter and facilities for the|Voogiarv Jack Wastle, David | OYAL BANK ong orally. "4 urham County coaching of the Durham 4-H In-|West, Larry Westlake, Ve WHirsy 668-5679 | won the 4-H Regional Demon-!terciub Provincial Teams. Zaika, Tobia Zylst : a | stration Competition in Peter- ein A vaika, fopia Zylstra, borough earlier this year, they re "Se meinen a endenas nua gee were eligible to compete agains the three other regional win- ners. John and Ken won this competition with their demon- stration on electrical safety, DUNDAS ST. E. -- WHITBY checks in the Farm Home and! re MON. to FRI. 8 m The Potato Team of Linda t t . to . 8 to 6 p.m. SATURDAYS 8 to 5 p.m. FRESH -- INSIDE AND OUTSIDE Porter, Pontypool and Paul Wood, Millbrook finished third in a total of 12 potato teams. "WHITBY BOWLING SCORES $7. JOMN THE EVANGELIST, WHITBY MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Standings end scores for October La 9 1968. Ne. 6, 7 14) No 1, 5, 12) No. 7, 8, 9 No. %, 2 9 No. 8, 2.5; No. 4, §, 5: No, S, 2, 2; No. % OO, INDIVIDUAL HIGH SCORES Ladies $00 Triples and over: MeCarroll 01, Mary Forbes $24. | e Singles: Nellie McCarroll 221-220, Mary Forbes 203. Men"s 5590 Triples and over: Tom Ham- mond 708, John Maicher 705, Ed Saman- aki 686, Jim McCarroll 639%, Bill Schroer PRECAST CONCRETE SAVES YOU TIME AND MONEY... Nellie 4628, Ab Samanski 612, Fr. Cochrane 607, Leo Stefiler $83, Mike Reuter 567 Men's 200 Singles: Ed Samanski 273, 20, 204, Tom Hammond 265, 235, 208, Jim MeCarrel! 263, 200, John Majecher 241-290, Jack Veitenheimer 246, Bill Schroer 243-205, Leo Steffler 234, Al Tay- lor 223. Fr. Cothrane 217-205, Ab Saman ski 210, 204, Matt Kolstern 208, Mike Revter 202. WHITBY LADIES' FLOWER LEAGUE THURSDAY AFTERNOONS (October 21) Team Standing: Roses 10, Pansies 3, Asters 12, Tulips 10, Pom-Poms 9%, Violets 9, Lilacs 8, Lillies 11. High Double Fiat -- Ev Curtis 425. High Single Fiat -- Edna Bedard 258. High Double with Handicap: Coulthard 510, | High Single with Handicap: Muriel Me-) Iwain 782 175 and over: Phyltiis Wild 189, Elleen Swerdfiner 243, Edna Bedard 258, Irene Hancock 194, Nessie Shepherd 297, Doro ilar Dwellers: A. Schell 6), M. Con neily 77, 43. Hockley 77, 79, R, Payne &9 A. Rewiand 9. M. Willison #1, V. Kosa 64. P. Wilcox #6 V. Andrews 7%, 6, PF.) a0 04, ONE LOW PRICE 3.99 GALLON DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 BYRON ST. S. WHITBY -- PHONE 668-5862 FREE DELIVERY 1.90 QUART weer Ht Eliminates The Risks That Are Always Present When Pouring On Site CURRENT RANGE OF PRODUCTS INCLUDE: SEPTIC TANKS DURA STEPS COLORED PATIO RAILINGS WALK SLABS WELL TILE DRIVEWAY CURB CATCH BASINS PARKING BUMPERS CUSTOM PRECASEING 655-331 g CONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD.