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E A 1 0 white eitizens and normally on|such but relies on such excuses|ing their home in Oshawa, having| Ebenezer, Mr. and Mrs. C. Terry|degree in May at Convocation| > 8 YUE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, April 29, 196 the most friendly terms os the hotel claim that no a up the farm here. and Laurie, Oshawa, vision fat in Toronto. al et Ww | US their neighbours. rooms remain. But such expedi-| Russell Perkins returned home |P. W. Davidson Sunday. | Leonard Stainton visited his Acceptance residentially. is the ents are becoming more difficult|from the hospital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bull and father, Herbert Stainton, in Osh- same as socially--on individual|to maintain, and those most ac.) Mrs. Norma McMaster, Joan family, Scarboro, visited Marilynjawa Hospital Sunday. : ew ed an behavior. Generally a Maori who|tive in tracking them down are|and Ross, and Mrs. F. B, Glas-|and Ross Bull Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Werry| lum In lives up to accepted Western|whites, pell visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph| Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sleep, called on Mr, and Mrs. Allan standards is freely accepted in| In law Maoris enjoy full equal- Glaspeii at Tyrone Sunday. Coldwater, visited Frank Pascoe/Werry, Sunday. | LJ | equivalent society. Those who arelity, except that in some cases| | Mrs. pissed y Bion, ya, Sunday. ib Me and Mes Goraun Yeo and . ive { ! aril H 1 { | rejected would be no more ac-|they have advantages denied to mes x Mrs vy Ea Oug-| Mrs, Don Pratt and Donnie, jam y spent Sunday at Sturgeon ections ceptable if they had white skins. white citizens. These include spe- 28 ls ors if lomas or and Reford Cameron, Bowman- ake. Teli Port] . But such judgment is not uni-|cial fishing rights, and the right oan Wl aie AX |yille, visited Ray Cameron Satur-| I. and Mis, ©. elfey ot By J. C. GRAHAM possible for matches to be played. posts and have been cabinet min-|yersal, There are people wholto elect four members of Parlia nq he Bo eo oOo day. / pany Phin r. a rs. A. TORONTO (CP) -- The bottom Canadian Press Correspondent But recriminations are contin-|isters, professors, bishops. At the|show color prejudice, and edy-|/ment on smaller voting rolls than wit ih DP Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoy, Osh- ing Su aay. Lyal Brock. M [fell out of an earlier rally AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP) -- New|uing here. The decision to send|same time, the proportion in|cated Maoris are sometimes sub-(in white constituencies. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hircock,|2"2 visited Mr. and Mrs. H.| oo "Mrs Reg Brock fi 4 ill, attempt as the stock market Zealand race relations have been|a team has been described as|senior posts in business and the|jected to slights. Some complain| Numerically the Maoris are in- oshawa visited Fred Cameron Fisher Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman kid slumped in all sections at the described lately as all the way condoning South African excesses|professions is still low, and t00|of peing refused accommodation|creasing faster than the whites |gunday,' | David Killen, Mr. and Mrs. and Ronny, Bowmanville, Mr close of trading Thursday. from ideal to deplorable, and as an indication that New|many Maoris remain all their|in boarding houses and hotels on|but they are still much in the Paul Moffatt, Oshawa, visited Wilfred Frank and David, To-land Mrs. Ray Van Meer and|,tdustrials dropped 1.71 at One writer claims New Zealand|Zealand supports a color bar. (lives In unskilled jobs. slight pretexts. Young Maori men|minority. At last returns there p, W. Davidson Monday. ronto, visited Robert Killen Sun-|tamily Providence, visited Keith | 286.52, golds were off .16 at 82.25, treats its natives as badly as| As usual when feelings are high,| But standards are continuing to|complain that some white girls|were 2,203,000 white and 156,000) wr.' and Mrs. P. W. Davidson|%2Y [McGill Sunday. | base metals were off 1.88 at 155.13 does South Africa, Another says|charges on both sides have been|rise. Some Maoris still live in|will not dance with them. Maori New Zealanders. visited Me. and Mrs. B, Habbard,| Mr. and Mrs. D. Knapp, Ome-| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue [37d western oils hit their lowest the relationship between white|exaggerated. 'The fact is that|isolated villages somewhat 'akin| Some alleged slights may arise| Cynics sometimes question ang Mr. and Mrs, Howard Abbott| Mee, Visited O. Knapp Thursday.|Gail, Darlene and Cindy Masters| Point since 1955--off 1.05 at 89.87. New Zealanders and the brown-|race relations in New Zealand|to the ancient communal exist-|from a super-sensitive outlook{whether the relationship between| of Burketon at the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. O. Knapp visited visited Ruby Virtue and Violal Volume was 1,255,000 shares skinned Polynesian Maoris is a|are not perfect, but the two races ence of their ancestors. But large|from those always on the watch|the two races would be as har-| nr. np wavev Bowmanville (L. Knapp, Pontypool, Sunday. Williams, Toronto, Sunday. | ed to W y's 1,271, model for other countries. live together in closer harmony numbers live in Western-style|for signs of discrimination. But{monious if the proportions in the visitad yi Fine own; y d Ri and ys Howells Spent wo. ia i 2 a8 iti .|than in the great majority of houses, among the white ula-|straight-out cases of color bars|population were closer. . . unday wit . and Mrs. Floyd Building products led indus- Critical surveys of race col ed communities. tion. : a occasionally come to light. P Mr. and Mrs. O. Bull and Jack ENNISKILLEN Maybee, Belleville, ¥¥ trials down, dropping 3% at 30. tatts iv New Zealand lave been is h ed i When such i visited Mr. C. McCleary at Hast- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Garrard, [Confederation Life and Domini prompted by the bitter dispute| The Maoris have advanc 2 Some crowd into poorer areas, 'Y€M SUCh cases receive pub- ZION ings Sunday. Visitors to Ray Haydon, visited Mr. and Mr ' | Glass were off 2% at 134% nd over whether New Zealand should|150 years from a stone-age. cul-p¢ they live where they choose, [icity they usually bring an in- Cameron Sunday were: Mr. and| 8Y MRS. RUSSELL GRIFFIN yw. ijace Griffin, Saturd *|s73%, Eddy Paper 2 at 61 a send an all-white rugby team to ture, with no written language, | ot in native quarters. The fact dignant response from the white | Mrs, L. Hoskin, Thornton's Cor-| ENNISKILLEN -- W. H. Moore 4 3y- [Carian oil ape Asbestos South Africa for a tour, exclud.|to @ basis of equality with thelya¢ Maori houses are often over-| community and are rapidly re-| gy VRS, ALLAN FISHER |ners, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris|is visiting his sister, Elsie Moore, NE. Floyd Beckett, Is expect | oration 1 at 20% ing Maoris from the selection |White population. This. fact is|crowded arises largely from thejr|dressed. For instance, when a| 7ioN _-- Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Prout and Marilyn, and N anc y|London, who is reported ill in hi ome, rom Oshawa Hospital| iti "3 The argument has become more|Partly a tribute to their own na-\jimitless hospitality, which leads| Maori doctor was refused a drink|Gjaspell, Mrs. F. B. Glaspell, Brown, Bowmanville. [hospital in London. Mrs. Moore is| '15 Week. onoridge was ower at bitter as South African tension |tural ability, partly to the quality|ihem to provide accommodation(ii 28 hotel some time ago, the|yr and Mrs. Car] Bradley at-| Mr. and Mrs. Art Youngman|Visiting her daughter, Mrs. Reg. 28%, Hollinger 1% at 23%. Inter- has increased. of white tuition and assistance./tor numerous relatives and|licensee of the hotel received altended the Spek-Talsma wedding/and boys, Tyrone, visited N.|Weaving, Thornhill. BID FOR TOURISTS | national Nickel and Kerr Addison The average level of Maori at-|triends on prolonged visits. severe reprimand from the owner and reception in Bowmanville|Leach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ashton,| LONDON (CP) -- The British| moved ahead % at 50% and 13%. FEELINGS HIGH tainment in many fields is still of the hotel chain. ~~ |Friday. | Mrs. P. W. Davidson visited |Lois and Charles visited Mr. and|Travel and Holidays Association|In senior uranium s, Denison It now seems certain that a/somewhat lower than among peo- INDIVIDUAL STANDARDS Critics maintain there is stilll Mrs. Otto Strehl is home from Mrs. L. McKenna, Oshawa, Sun-|Mrs. R. B. Green, Brighton, |has published a British touring dropped 40 cents at $9.20. team will go to South Africa un- ple of European stock. Individual] Those who wish to live in better|a concealed color bar, which does|the hospital. day, | Mr. Green, a former pastor at|booklet in the Russian language,| Western oils were led down by less the crisis there makes it im-' Maoris have risen to the highest suburbs do so, side by side with/not reject Maoris outright as| Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are mak-| Mrs. Elmer Down and Larry, |Enniskillen, will receive his D.Dlto be distributed in Moscow. Hudson's Bay, off % at 10%. Manufacturer's overmakes . . . 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