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7 Py eslahiish & certification system SEVEN CANDIDATES 10 ™HE OSHAWA TIMES, Voosdey, Worember 1, 1960 % ; Canada N for Whariane across the comply. WINDSOR (CF) --Twe mh - Pershin to AL presest, only Omari and rowncements Mondey di Mg » British Colwming certify Wher: seven the number of Ald Librarians ons, candidates seeing Eection 0 dete, A Day With Kennedy Vividly Retold | rum sme esent vacancies in Cannda, the | 4d ' The best-known name in the sud no srmy, two weeks later lor president of the Canadian 14 Vi tas 4 Se ad re! On Cam ai n Road United States from 1917 to 1919 France brary Association says me te 18 a uy am br hon was undouhiedly thet of John J Struggling agminst Aclsys and Neal Harlow, chief Whrarion ot Pershing The first General of the the inevitable frustrations that (he University of British Colum. : vison, Canadian and color hudogreph chores continued his basic theme--that UB. Armies since Grant, he led iow from Hrming the peace Wie, Vencouver, made the re - pileoid Soviisn ' dent wt While Shriver Vhong ag, that he actions of the Bepubiican admin. Expeditionary Force in France in time CEORImY of # great, COTY | mark Auring the armel meeting ashinglon, travelled for # meet some 60 Chicagn business instration had weakened Ameri. those 1m: Witons and exciting into # Wr SENAY 8 Faleing of the Manitoba association here, week with Senator Jom Ken: men downstairs, Each of these can influence ahrosd years ig Fd ere Be oak inane. Mr, Harlow told tes the wedy, In this story he de. men had contributed $1000 to the TOP DOWN All of bis colorful oud exe wing oo yance and sie Re nor national library association 1s scribes 4 day In the came Democratic presidential eam On #n Eight-mile drive nly CATEER is Droge " ug - deleting iB " conducting an inquiry nto the: paign We of the US, presi- paign, downtown Detroit, he insisted on HVEY IR % eA ine THE Newt 4 Baker. Wilson's ALE of the library profession in dential candidate, ( . leaving the Lop of his convertible Yanks y.. i Tou 1 Sua of war pa of Persh Canada Ly Kon Hewn Gon sh. shal be "ight ne or PERSHING" (Longmans, Green ing that he was purried how a "Not since 1666 hes there heen y § Then Kennedy placed a long: ; pe wave Lo cusiers Canadian Press Soll Wier tinh Mane y Paced 4 og ne eos oh Bg and Co, 144.) by the editors of man who thot # i hot 0 Miempt lo look a the Worary y tyokal da re brother, Bok in Washington ¢ ved at his hotel about he Army Times httons could have such vision hadi dd a Wolke dey pa "ho Is y 4 his "Wilk Jacek [ He riven of hia i This handsome volume, with Colonel Frederick Palmer, for Since J ' poser yours, when ayers gently ip Bile /s . w be, | Washington, completed and got ila & warm hath mare than 100 photographs IEF REWSPRPET COTTESPONAEN] J agi i egan he " or Mis Ack nk Puy bis breakinst and. scanned local" Ailired in fresh clothes Ken. Many of which have not appeared and AEF press censor, seid of A VERE, INRRY Changes have pI pd lig papers and a synopsis of nedy ate dinner -- mediumerare 1 A hook before ons oe his longtime ies the General Vn pace, not systematic v : I { d got atiractive, erect and determined of the Armies, "He was not given b r "Pime Lo de FES ews Pre] d by Bali g og of i Fi J : a Time to get wp he infor med Pres pews prepared by Sein Sitios, Moa Sroth i iP ov figure of "Black Jack' Pershing, tn Phrases of promises, He was aly hoted whist he thingies ae, peratie candidate of ha Nn Tig Md The text is based on his own per- wholly aloof to any persons ged whether (he wir had heen asleep ghoul six hours neisnnuly. had abim three hours fats, 4 bottle of beer an £olies sonal papers wn the IAbrary of build-up So whle, adequate, sutfickently well! a 18irly average might of rest on 4 ee Ble plone BRC BHLEYYaras 058 B p afl oris s Was "a 7" # f his hectic CAMpaIEn 4 for the a small lobby crowd as he went greeted local politicians in his Congress and wiso from material He was, wloof, yo he Jas 4 wip BD to Whethur ther Ds) United Ee fi Rn Bowers downstairs to talk to the busi room from those who know him oh man of "ison y he Je0rge jig Avg anideiy v P ate esidency 0 s y me 1ershing saw ) @ as { @) . | J is Kennedy's personal eerelary nessmen and he photographed An hour after-his hotel arrival, jg ! us et a A in the Pill Yashinglon, Pershing iy] Mr, ih cited low salaries! fet 4 | 2 shaking hands with each of them A . i Ld hess a iy y 1 : p p 4 i i valet and general wiility man ; RE irned 15 Hin Hom Kennedy was on the road again, (ribesmen and on the US. south- at a time of dire national peril, and lack of teaching facilities as Kennedy unhittoned his while od ity el A y Foi appearing at two well-attended ern horder against Villa in the In this centennial year of Persh- the chief reasons for the short: silk pysamas (immed With, blue an bed 2 oo Saeed Au ana evening rallies, one outdo oF, I ently years of the fy WwW Century, Ing's birth it is A good time 9 age of librarians, In some paris Pioing fr " ay pth M did id A te of 2 Negro Polish dis strict the other fi the In May of in Secretary a Ios hack " ih achievements w of the country, librarians were yiamas, shirts and inks tHE EAH Br Wh Colis ¢ he agai | asted ar Bake p hear the monogram med nitials minister who had heen jailed on Aseum were he 8% uff ed War Baker put Wm Soman ! io LA gt 9 % rund 4 making as much money as WK whit! Monod y ; od ini oe a traffic techmicality, King a the He piblican f A allowing of American Soaps n roe trensur or those who Ike Wis school teachers but in Phi F ile in the tub he shay a Fa " American prestige to decline, i he left wi a mi stall, tor Are f , with a straight razor Negro leader, had participated in Aeriean previse 1» aH a " " " iT nd Wate oil aly Wn Y = bak i restaurant { in' demonstra: ANOTHER FLIGHT Powers laid out Kennedy's suit Negroes esriier this, Af 10:30 p.m. on schedule, i A new graduste school of Ji y [J . / 10 1 hy ' Kreancd Sar. ae year took off for New York, spoke io 1 1t ral hrary Mller at UBC, opening and black shoes. Jack is a met ennedy expressed sympathy another rally at the New York J soon, would help meet the needs his and concern for Mrs, King whe, airport, In his hotel room he read of the western provinces like Mrs, Kennedy, is expecting with satisfaction a New York Another objective of the Cana: paigns, in the locker of his pr 3 3 oy parse twin + engined beigs Pia child, He said he would do Pimes editorial announcing sup dian Library Association was 1 white Convair plane, carries six EYervihing he could to help her port for his candidacy, He also { ou . suits, 15 shirts and four pairs « hushand, King later Was" Ye: read news reports concerning a . The meeting closed with "The vs ' ; 0 black, leased on $2,000. hail government survey of loss of m Sons, we brown and tue Was on vy American prestige abroad By MRS, ARTHUR ELLIOTT (Mrs, Cyril Wick Mrs, Norman 99eeh BUSINESS WITH MEAL By this time Salinger had sel. gy this time it was 2:80 am, BROOKLIN The October Alves -- SCOUT MOTHERS J & Ly A waitress wheeled in break. up evews next door for a Ken: oq" ve was ready to vetive, A|meeting of the Brooklin Horti Class 6 =~ Copiainer of mixed whe October meeting of the 16t fast, In the corridor of the two- nedy television interview for the oo gont of history, he is an avid cultural Bociety was held on hardy Mums -- Mrs, Charles Wil: Brooklin Scout Mothers' Auxil storey Chicago O'Hare Airport British Broadcasting Corporation. poor woader hut the hectic eam. Monday evening in eonjunction son Mrs, Leslie Hall, Mrs, Eric lary was held on Thursday eve motel were police who had Following this, Kennedy posed in paign left him no time for diver: With the annual chrysanthemum Green : ning at the home of Mrs, Lorne { 16 guarded his door through the color shots for American news Go show In the Christian Education) Class 7 = Corsages of Mums --~ Gray, with attendance of 16, The night, Breakfast for the ecam- services and for staff photo Hall of Brooklin United Church, Mrs, Cyril Wick, Mrs, R, V.| president, Mrs, B, 1, Godfrey, ex paigner consisted of fresh orange graphs The president, Mrs, Norman Young, Mrs, Norman Alves tended welcome to new members { { | Juice, twa soft-hoiled eggs--3 It was getting close to takeoff : Alves chaired the meeting, ¥Fol-' Class § = Dish Garden ~ Mrs, joining the group minutes--sweet rolls and coffee time and Kennedy skipped lunch ussian lowing the singing of "'0 Canada" | Eric Green, Mrs, Norman Alves,| mne meeting opened with the with eream and sugar Flying behind his plane, named Minuies and CoOrraspondenoe were Class 8 =~ Arrangement made Scout Mothers Promise and pray 0 Jack may have an occasional Cavoling after his three-year-old au ht In read hy the secrelary, Mrs Flin & natural container Mrs, ler. Plans were finalized for the hy 0 's daughter, were (wo press planes [i Elliot : Mrs. 1 ; n i 0 ir Mrs ulous dresser and on his cam cigar after dinner but pormall Norman Alves Erie Green, Hard Times Party held to raise A " V | Ives re dorfed on hus doesn't smoke during the day At Detroit's Selfridge Air Fore A / Mrs, Cyril Wick funds abot | t wi ] 1sk Wile he' 8 he tase, Kennedy wis 'met' by bi More Schools oko, "am Mrs. Cyst Wik "83" he dressed and ale Following the conclusion of the he folloy p op oe 4 Base, y Toronto. and Mrs. 1 voil Wick allowing the conclusion of the The following members were called his ustial staf Mesting to Michigan cambaign team headed visit to Chrysanthemum Show at Show, Miss Mildred Price, Whit- nominated as officers for the prepare for the day--a flight tei i ded 4 A yi ts VICTORIA (CP)--Russian has sheridan Nurseries, Islington hy, entertained the group hy coming year: M v i the Detroit area for five Pall § Williams he 2 na i Wa yh hecome an essential language for showing colored slides of a recent) president, Mrs, R, L. Godfrey ake this simple, inexpensive test at home; hefore moving on to New York. warmly and hegan the motorcade bl BB i 2 ] gy ' esident, | lL 3 ; , Included at the meeting were: | tour which would take in a num Science SHIdeniy, say Rrolessos EHRYEANTH] " MAHow ived ine io aatungion ; Hd president, Mrs Geirge Mac:| Pour an ounce or two of Beagram's 88" into a CANADIAN WHISKY hada. v 4 John ood 0 ctoria College's arty ries Hy The grandeur of the interior ol engle; secretary Mrs Guy : , ' 3 N lv's ) Wt sub as ! > : PSTN Keowneth eh 0 anal N.. nacdy's ber i Deth i suburhan al . al depal tment of modern langua in the Jnntal i eh aan mim the White House, and grounds sur: Stevenson; treasurer, Mrs, R glass, Add ice if vou like, Then pouy in clear, cold wn TLAHE HAE M0 WETTED OIRO ! i ' MN alo 108 sHORRING f 4 any important seientific tech- show; double 1 numher 0 i the huildir he heaut " p » NE " 0 ¢ P : Salinger, his press seeretary, and evening rallies nical Ape s are Russian, and previous vear, The judge, Mrs Fndiag the biliding He hati Abley BIRR. Sanve her, Ms water® (plain or sparkling) until the mixture is Just Joss ESsaanam s§ows large : er { & 5 ) » Ww 3 3 3 iy R. dip dd) : i Hire Sargent 8h; jver ni Whedy 5 By the time the afte hoon, fs are not offic lally translated for Russell Van Horne, of Whithy, inside Washington Cathedral, also Mrs, David Burleigh; sewing con:| the right shade of pale amber, Now lift the glass and » ad Ll over, Kennedy was drenchec Nl perhaps three years, he said. Be- complimented the society on eX: interior views of the home of vener, Mrs, Zylstra; visiting con 1 the in th al : oreathe in that clean, fresh fragrance , , , like fields O'Donnell checked over the afternoon downpour had thinned cause of this Russian would have cellent quality of exhibits and ar Thomas Jefferson at Jamestown, vener, Mrs. Rashlelgh; member: day's schedule; Salinger wanted the outdoor crowds, but Kennedy a "soarcity value' for the ned rangements shown. Competition and' the 'magnificent splendor of ship convener, Mrs, Walter Miit-| of golden rye in the sun, That is Beagram's "83" Kennedy to do some television drew enthusiastic applause as he years until it is taught In was keen in several sections, |wails hung with tapestry, heau: ler ! high school Vrs, C, Bryant read list of prizes : ' ul portraits and drapes were p Ima > i he ahilit v Lo re ad a technical winners a fallow ! . ! Nominations will remain open as Beagram's and Nature made it = with nothing paper with at Teast enough un:| Class 3 = Container of white| {ed With many exclamalions uni the next meeting, to he held added but honest, all-revealing water, If it tastes Now in a A of awe from the audience, Var Thursdé 1 4 : : dima : ad Across derstanding to know what part hardy Mum Mrs. Charles Wil fin slides were shown of gar om Thradey, ho w the better than any other whisky with water, then you'll distinguished new decanter, is vitally important, and should son, Mrs. Cyril Wick, Mrs. Eric dens and. Bower heds in Wash ome of |; i i i y he translated in detail, may he 8 Green ington Meeting closed with the Beout be sure to like it as well with any other favourite mixer, decisive factor in the future ofl Class 8 = Container of pink Mrs. R. V, Young, on behalf of Mothers Migpah benediction (®) ou 13) fuy dent now at university," hardy Mums -- Mrs, Leslie Hall, ine' Rociety, voleed appreciation Luneh was served hy the com: 18 Bale } p 8 W Mis, Cyril Wick, Mrs, Charles fon (his splendid entertainment, mitlee, NOT TOO DIFFICULTY Wilson By ATHOL RETALLACK was built, were surfaced hysthe! Two years study, says Prof Class § = Container of hronge Canadian Press Correspondent [slash -and. leave method The Weed, 1s enough to obtaig a hardy Mums - Mrs, Leslie Hall DAWSON CITY, Yukon (CP)--lheavyegrowth was cut and left|reading knowledge of Russian, | Mi Erie Green, Mr Cyril Engineers searching for oil are'to form a hase without disturh. Which isn't a particularly difflenll Wick pushing a development road from ing the insulating moss over the language to master Class 4 = Container of yellow the Alaska Highway into the permafrost, Ciravel was then| "It has a bad reputation be: ijavdy Mums -- Mrs, Erie Green, heart of the Klondike, over a|piled on top of the timbers cause of the alphabet, whieh 18 aos" Cyril Wick, Mrs, Leslie rugged voute that was blazed hy Bevand mile 50 road crews are Hiferent from most Furopean ga | some of the gold prospectors of languages, But it helongs (0 the "glace § = Container of i 1608 ily 5 i htldosey and Hp. great family of Indo . European, io Mums Mrs, Leslie Hall, \ . Aring HEY languages such as German and The road begins at Flat Creek, shoving up black gravel and na French. to which English itself 25 miles southeast of Dawson tural binding from the river bed. is related." year Russian language course al City on the Alaska Highway, and| 14 (hou can finish their joh by, A tough language would he the college two years ago, Bight, runs northeast for 50 miles Into), 0 up, supply trucks will Finnish or Hungarian, which in students enrolled the first year, the Ogilvie Mountaing--a barrier ion ihe Ogilvie Mountains and origin 1s related to the Asian 18 the second and 48 this year hetween the Klondike country and oor down inte Blackstone Val. group of languages So popular has it become among the tundra which extends to the jou on tho other side this winter,| Prof. Wood. who als is Span: science students that the college Arctic coast carrying supplies to Chapman! ish and German instructor at Vie. offered a three-year course this If conditions permit, 22 more I ake 'toria College, introduced a two. term miles of winter truck route added ria Lollege, in f A hefore freeze-up will take the . i Joad to Chapman Lake, a relay Ba ase for airborne oil explorations : a for the past five years % From Chapman Lake the oil men will haul supplies to their drill sites hy tractor train WILD GAME AREA The new road passes through once inaccessible big game coun try and most of it has a dry gravel surface. Among the plen tiful game animals in the area \ | é are moose, caribou, Dahl sheep, | g y eh Yi if , Bo grizelies and wolye [ | | tA -- At 30 miles out the road and : El the Klondike River run side hy side through a narrow valley where the 6,000 « foot mountain ! y 3 4 dy i | 'h | } Plan ahead neaks seen to he directly aver head i gE 3 At mile 44 the road begins al § . . Wf rapid ascent of the mountains i . ps i 2 4 y p hi buy carefully reaching an elevation of 4,200 / : " 4 { { J feet at mile 80, Glacier streams § i i y ; ; Fig : 5 In in this area flaw south to the Yu: bE ey , ; i : save systematically kon River and the Bering Sea on | a i i y one side, on the other north ta ik os : ] ' the -Mackenzie River system hy . #8 : / vest wisely which empties inta the Arctic A 5 f y Ocean Fo i i. f } Stoiches of Muskes over \ : ] Buy the new which one-quarter of the road Narlhues | AER \VINGS BONDS CHETCAMP, N§, (OP A i Cape Hreton rug hooker, whose orb A : BE i ereations hang in Huekingham ; A a 4 Cashable anytime Palace, the White House and the & 3 kK y Vatican, has nlayed a major role f § fi . a in reviving the folk artistry of i Ed ; TT) N her Acadian ancestors Y $ ) at full face | alue Miss Elisabeth La Fart of Che ; i i j 3 ticamp is widely acclaimed for] 3 : Now atlahle her intricate portraits in wool i 7 4 No Ww al ailal le Unsatisfied' with hooking ordin. LL) ary household rugs, Miss La Fort decided ta weave portraits 20 years ago aad a} | Although her friends have heen : . 1 i long-time proponents of her work PY . x tnpestment deal ry, it was not until 1954 that she was . "discovered" hy Kenneth Hans : : ; ford, a wift shon awner in Mar trust or loan companies garee Harbor. He persuaded her : to hold a summer showing at his Needed , , because your family lives all aver the home shop for the tourists a : hey portrait of Queen Elizabeth Ever think of the different areas in your available in a wide variety of colours, The which Miss La Fort hooked in 13] home where members of your family apend wall phone is particularly convenient days was presented to Her Ma much of their time? 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