The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 11

THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 11 'inoKSDAY, JUNE 3, 1854. Brian Sharkey, Joe Palmer, 1 Bill Long, Ron Smith, Don OODLES?" LONDON, Junt 'Reutersl The Archbishop of Canter bury, Most Rev. Geoffrey Fisher, 17, is confined to bed Sutherland. David Cow tan, day" night unanimously approved a IS-mill rate of taxation for the coming year. The rata la 'unchanged, from last year.

The meeting, presided over by Mayor Den. Lafortune, approved th financial statement, estimating revenues and expenditures for the year at I1M.MZ Library and Athletic Awards Presented at Nepean High mm rvuio By bocsb reic. 1 Don Patten, Jerry 'Oordon, Councillors of the munici BBl-raWWSfBBBBBBBaBF Larry Undberg, Leo Dahl, Bob with a severe chill. I I pality of Oatlneau Point Tues- Uenkins. Senior touch rugby.

12B: Bob Brlggs, Sandra Baker. Barbara Library awards were pre- A Powell, Ron White. Bill Robin. nted to the executive and Holgate, Evelyn Leech, Busanne Cook. Helen Flaherty, Betty son, Jim Stone, Brian Leafloor, Oeorges Ostlguy.

Carscallen, Shirley Sheila Howard, Barbara Cot- Basketball Robert Rose, Wally Brighton, Jacques Ham. Enjoy the Advantages of Two-Oven Cooking TINS GREAT NEV SERIES OF llton. Roger McNeely, Clarke trn, Virginia Fawcett, Joan Foster, France Cowan. -Boys' athletlo awards were In Ooldle, Harry Istensen, David Raply, Via Mallet, Evan Leslie. Basketball 10C: Bob Butler, Hush Turner.

Pat Holbrook ifccmbers of the Library Club by MU Margery Vice, librarian sftd Marlon Oray, president. I Executive bars: Vlce-preil-dnt, Judith Robert; aecretary, (tarol Wood; maintenance, Inga ljahl; cataloguing, Marilyn Annan publicity, Mary Ellen 4rmxtrong. Library ban: Mildred Albert. JOalne Blair, Mary Bond, Elisabeth Butler, Louise Caswell. Marlon Cheyne, Joan Cheyne, Carole Clapp, Sandra Cocklield, Morrlne Cole, France Cowan, Jtrlene Cross, Virginia Fawcett, Keith Ingoe, Bob Salmon, Ken Splcer, Bob Bwerdlow, Bartley Lahaua.

Senior basketball 13B: Keith Swltzer, Kent Outhrie, Bruce French, Ken HammeU, D'Arcy wuians, Jim Mill. Hockey UB: Jerry Shannon, charge of the Boys'. Athletic Executive under President Don Cameron assisted by vice-president Ron Jarvls and secretary-treasurer Harle Long. Inter-form championship bars were presented by Don Cameron, official bars by Ron Jarvls, interscholastlo bantam basketball bars by Mr. A.

R. Veall, junior basketball and track by Mr. Labrosse, senior baskets ball and i by Mr. A. J.

Cock-field. s. Harle Long. David Illsey, Joe Palmer. Interschol-astle senior basketball bars: Dosr Cameron, Oary Downea, Bob Lyon, Ron Jarvls, Oordon Ouzzo, Don McNay, Jim Ward, Allen Rae, Howard Kneen, John Brannen, Ron White, Jerry Bruce French.

Keith Bwltaer, Janet Olbbard, Nancy Oranti D'Arcy WUlans, Bob Barkley, Terry 8trachan. John Brannen. Gymnastics: Harle Long, Jim EL ECTRIC RANGES Stone, Brian Leafloor, Bob Powell, Mike Shaw, Lawrence Radford, Len Belford, Bob Welch, Warren Scott, Charles Everett, Bob Robertson, Jack Kulack. Bill Hewson, John Brannen, Don Cameron, Cllve Woolley, Jim Davey, Leo Dahl, CROSS VSZO MAN FROM MARS I Ilk this Droodla becaus It afford me a valuable opportunity to warn people once again of the danger we ki4 In from those little two-foot-tall rascal up on Mara 'and to ask you to 'join your local chapter of the "Flying Saucer Spotter of Terra" better, known aa the FSST (pronounced Fsssssst). Not enough saucer are being spotted these days and if we dont watch out those little rapscallions will land their saucer here and take over the earth and blow up Illinois and steal a lot of stuff and cat all the chocolate Ice cream and put King Farouk In charge of everything and who know what else.

Be alert and remember our slogan a Saucer a day and help keep the Martians away. The original Fort Churchill on Hudson Bay was a trading post established in 1588. Shannon, Colin Sangster. Inter- Jim Carvlah, Bharkey. Don Patten.

David Cowtan, David Courdln, John BuscombJ acholastlc Junior basketball bars: Jim Prebble, Peter Dale, Oary Oeddes, John McLlntock, attho price of a tlnglo-oven rang Three great modeti to choose from, each with two, big capacity, T(lng Six" oven and many ether exclusive Moffat Features. These ranaet can be Derated an Officials: Oordon Ouzzo, Bill Richard Hutching, Ian Smith. Jerry McManua, Murray Sands, Peter Clarke, Jim Peseta, Jim Wild. Dave Illsey, BUI Drolet. Hewson, John Brannen, Don MacNay, Don Cameron, Bill Drolet, Peter Andrews, Jim Ward, Oordon Ouzzo.

John Qall Oreer, Bheila Orlerson, Marina Hahn. Marilyn Hall, SUabeth Harder, Carol cques, Erelyn Leech, Bernlce Covering, Jane MacMlllan, Margaret McCilntock, Enid McNeil, Dorothy Joyce Harriott, Lillian Millar, Sutan Moflat, Aleta Nesbttt, Dlanne Surdy, Ann Rider, Kay Btew-airt, Carol Btliuon, Marilyn Thomas, Joan Tucker, Marilyn Twyman. Marilyn a 1 1, Shirley Whiting, Bheila Wright. Norma Weaver, Leona Holley, at Kendall. OlrU' athletic awards were In charge of Miss Patricia Furvls and Helena Brlggs, president of the Girls' Athletic Association.

Badminton bars were presented by Sandra Baker to: Anne Stone, Kay Boare, Frances Cowan, Virginia Fawcett, Barbara Cotton. Junior basketball bars were presented by Sheila Howard to: Marilyn Butler, Rhea Desjar-dins, Oall Durant, Lorna Green, Carolyn McLaughlin, Enid McNeil, Donna Pack, Sandra Potvln Mary Wilson, IJaadra Wilson. 1 Senior basketball bars were presented by Shirley White to: Interacholastle bantam bas- Brannen, Jim Prebble, Don ragular house rang wiring, I (.. -r ketbeil bare: Jim Peffera, Peter Dale, Richard Hutching, Charlea Everett, Cllva Woolley, 60-amp. service (except 3223).

MacNay, Bill Drolet, Oary Oeddes, Bob Lyon, Jerry Mc- Man us, Ed. Macdonald, Bruce French, Terry 8trachan, Ron Jarvls, Jerry Shannon. Joe Douglas Thomp son, Bill Klrby, Dan Skuce, Your credit i food at R. P. T.

Roger McNeely. John Mash, John Oray, Ron Smith, Dave Douglas. So THIS Is Track and field bar: Ian FRESH WHOLE FISH! Brlggs, Dave Charboneau, Derek Cross, Oary Downes, Its the Cot's Charles Everett, Oordon Outzo, Jacques Hamilton, Dave Illsey, St th new Mtffat Today ht Lloyd Jarvls, Don McNay, Ed Macies, Jerry Mackenzie, Roger McNeely, Victor Mallet, Ed 1 Mash, Joe Palmer, Jim Fetters, Jim Bob Richard ion. Barbara, Holgate, Helen Blair. Peggy Gross, Oayla Henry, bod Bwerdlow.

Jim Robertson. Bob Salmon, Colin Sangster, wan snaxkey, Dan Spencer. Bob Welch, Ron White. Junior 5S Bparks St Ett'd 1919 Phone J-1M1 volleyball 10 Bob Butler, Bob Bwerdlow, Hugh Turner, Pat Holbrook. Richard Hutch CAUU tnun oa rtuanotn roa LrrntATUu ing, Ken Splcer, Bob Salmon; Keith Ingoe, Carl Elliott.

1. 1 Senior volleyball ISA: Ed. Macdonald, Ron Jarvls, Ed. Macies, Dave Mowat. Earl Mouth-Watering Johnston, Jim Ward, Don Dcofco Cameron.

Junior touch rugby 10A: Lenion Oatmeal Cookies! asobel Langiord, Evelyn Leech, 'Anna Patrick, Pat Shannon, Beth Sinclair, Mary White, tfhlrley White. Basketball referees, scorers and timers bars were presented By Helena Brlggs to: Helene Brlggs, Joan Cheyne, Barbara Cotton, Helen Flaherty, Peggy dross. Marilyn Hall. Diane Mahllta, Joyce Marriott, Ann Rutherford, Patricia Shannon, Carole Stlnson, Shirley White, Joan Whltehorn, vJudy Bell, Helen Blair, Barbara Foster, Oall Oreer; Shirley Jones, Helen Morton, Oayle Nlchol, Anne Pollock, Ruth Sonley. Tumbling club bars were presented by Helen Flaherty to: Jackie Abra, Charlene Armstrong, Mary Beddoe, Mlmi Boyd, Marilyn Betty Carscallen, Louise Caswell, Barbara Cotton, Rhea Desjar-dlns, Roberta OUchrUt, Ellza-l ybeth Hetse, Helen Flaherty.

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