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' THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, April 3, 1959 12 School Research Council Formed (CP)--A new coun-|book must be ell will co - ordinate, correlate|large and easy-to-read print and disseminate the results off Dr Robert Imrie, director of educational research in Ontario.|the. poison control centre of To- The Ontario Education Re-|ronto's Hospital for Sick Chil- search Council was formed by dren; warned against leaving the Ontario Teachers Federatipn, poisonous le such as meeting in conjunction with the cleaning fluids, moth Walls, in- 99th annual convention of the On-|secticides and medicines within tario Education Assoclationireach of children which closed Thursday. The OEA announced that mefh- A teachers' federation an-arohip fees will be increased to nouncement said Dr. R. W. B..g5 from §2 to provide more Jackson, director of the depart:|y,,,ey for sections to pay speak- ment of educational research lers and for distribution of litera- Ontario College of Education, qc. will be president of the new) council which will be composed of representatives of various edu- cational bodies, other organiza-| tions and individuals interested in 'the project. DISCUSS MANY TOPICS About 10,000 delegates attended the OFA convention and heard thousands' of words from a var joty of speakers. The conveniton med Monday and for most of as divided into some ections which dealt with g from rural schools to accurate and have TORONTO given of di- Consideration wonld be to holding the fall meeting {rectors in Ottawa DANCE TONIGHT TORH BY THE ORNADOES tur THE NATIONS TOP TUNES SQUARE DANCES 0 v week Ww wmnual convention of Fducation Corfer held this OFA sections. th t {eration of Home and ¥ ol Associations, passed a re- on asking the government duce ore J French classes wry schools wee! 'UK. Dancer | Shot In Paris olution nassed 477 to 1f w+ another section, the istees and Ratepayers defeated a motion introduction of French chool as early as pos BY EOB FOWLER RED BARN resolution as ket night by a stray bullet while walking to the theatre She was Maureen Graham, 19 and blonde, who cam: here from | London three weeks ago. Shot PARIS (AP)--A pretty British through the heart, she was dead dancer who got her chance in the when a police ambulance arrived. IPolies Bergeres only {wo days Police said the shol apparently Anton R. Lendi presents SWITZERLAND paradise on earth Simcoe St. United Church MONDAY, APR. 6, 8:00 p.m. Sponsored by Simcoe Street Y. P. U ADULTS 75¢ ® STUDENTS 25¢ HARDTIME 'HOP' Saturday, April 4 8 P.M. ADELAIDE HOUSE (USE McGREGOR ENTRANCE) ® SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT eo 50c PER PERSON eo TOP RECORDS alist 'who was gunning for a Tun- hour chase. isian. The intended victim was The kolics show went on as wounded slightly, aaa the gun-iusual. » Initial Concert by the OSHAWA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Wednesday, Apr. 8 - 8:15 p.m. U. A. W. HALL Conductor FRANCIS J. FRANCIS Assisting Artists MARY LOU BAKER---Soprano REGINALD G. 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Clifton said chil d must have had a thorough in children's classics fore they get to high school for it was difficult to keep up with reouired reading If the reading | skill was not acquired in elemen- ary schools A children's classic was *'a Gond cat iana t 0 She Light Snack -HUM'S ™ f spec rents 27 CELINA ST. ...istops" We Serve The Best Coffee In Downtown Oshawa n minding Chow's C SPECIAL ON DINNERS BANQUETS LUNCHEONS CHINESE FOODS Exotic Oriental and TAKE-OUT ORDERS OUR SPECIALTY DIAL RA 5-2543 Canadian Dishes H oO P S U E Y 19 KING ST. WEST OSHAWA HOUSE TYRONE POWER THE MARK LINDA DARNELL [tmees [gears oa BIITHO! E CECIL B. DeMILLE presents / YUL BRYNNER 4 CLAIRE BLOOM + CHARLES BOYER THE Bue CHARLTON HESTON SAR vstiYision | Funan Pei "WOTTAR KNIGHT" Color Cartoon . SHOWN AT: 1:45 IT dVIITRLIT, 4:15 - 6:45 - 9:20 kx which vou can enjoy when 1 are a child for its story and - n reread when you have own up and enjoy for its phil hid 8 She said children need guid in their reading. A good $83,344 Given In Damaages To Sony TC ATHARINES (CP A | sota family has been d $83.34 in damage The Next ance 1 a motor cide nt » last summer in which as paralyzed for life action was a joint one t« arroll Crouse, 23-year r, ang 3 15 tend and i : of Two Ha Their only child badly injured in the hich occurred July 4 to Mx as awarded 877.600 The balance went tc DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF 1959 SUPER CAR BINGO | FRIDAY, APRIL 10th at 8.30 p.m. in the PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL ARENA $7,000.00 dollars in prizes including 12 games at $50.00 each game 3 games at $150.00 each game weet hams as free door prizes 2 SPECIAL SNOWBALL BINGOS THE BIG SNOWBALL VALUE OF 1700.50 It won in 56 numbers THE NEW SNOWBALL VALUE )0 if won in 52 numbers The big came a full House for the BRAND NEW TWO-TONE 7 p.m. Come early and avoid the rush Kinsmen Hey Kids! EASTER HOLIDAY ICE SKATING AT Oshawa Children's Arena EVERY AFTERNOON 1-3 PM Saturdays under 12 years) 2-4 PM. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8-10 P.M. 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