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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 25, 1962 SOLOMON ~ ee "\cently announced three-stream '|high school curriculum. Equator 4 Fie her 3 os 05) bias DF s. Map locates areas around Christmas and Johnston Islands in the Pacific where JACK WEBB BACK Former Webb returns to TV in the fal as host and occasional star 0! a CBS dramatic series. it's so easy to stop rust with RUST-OLEUM ... apply RUST-OLEUM 769 Primer over sound rusted metal ¥.then follow up with desired. finish color 18 ATTRACTIVE RUST-OLEUM COLORS Ask for RUST-OLEUM WHITE GALVINOLEUM for gutters and % downspouts! Featured at terboure en lardware, lumbef, farm, and store RUST-OLEUM STOPS *° RUST! . NUCLEAR TEST AREA Dragnet star Jack | ONTARIO MOTOR SALES ... . U.S. nuclear tests are to be | fateful go-ahead for the test conducted. The Kennedy ad- | serise in the atmosphere. --AP Wirephoto Map , ministration Tuesday gave the | "\teen-agers f ~|booby-trapped lure that might i|deprive capable students of a 4\sion held in conjunction with the "4 \the school dropout rate. 't\group" of students will give up /\school if they are exposed to "\too much academic education. TORONTO (CP)--Vocational training courses in high schools were variously described Tues- day as a means of keeping at school and a university education. The divergent views were ex- pressed during a panel discus- annual conference of the On- tario Educational Association. The subject was Ontario's re- J. G. Cameron, vocational co- ordinator for Sault Ste. Marie, said the program's emphasis on vocational training will reduce Mr. Cameron said a "middle "Vocational training is the) "carrot that will keep them at] school," he said. 'Increased! academic training will drive them out." | He approved of a trend to-| ward dropping Latin instruction} jin favor of more vocational) | training. | iSchool Trustees and Ratepay-| ers Association disagreed. He/search into almost any subject| said stepped - up vocational] \training programs may divert| Linguistics was the theme of} potential university students to|two speakers at Tuesday's ses-| 'vocational training. is "I hope the carrot won't be too attractive,'"' he said. Mr. Klinck also described as "nonsense" the suggestion that university entrance standards should be raised. A second panel called for in- jcreased federal participation in education, The panelists, all school trustees, agreed new sources of revenue 490n must be found to meet rising educa- tion costs. L. H, Cutten of the Iroquois Falls public school board charged newspapers had over- played Quebec's refusal at the Canadian conference to surren- der its provincial education rights. Te overcome French- Canadian resistance to federal- ism in this field, he proposed that bilingualism be fostered in English-speaking schools. 0. T. Sigsworth of Toronto said provincial autonomy in ed- ucation is retarding Canada's development. He suggested creation of a national education joffice as a first step toward) massive federal involvement. NO RESEARCH HERE Dr. R. W. B. Jackson, re- search director of the Ontario Harold Klinck of the Ontario|College of Education, said fed-| eral funds are available for re- but education. sions. 'School Courses Said 'Booby-Trapped Lure Professor Charles Carpenter Fries, retired professor of Eng- lish at the University of Michi- gan, said applying the science of linguistics to teaching Eng-| lish in the early grades could cut a year from the time it takes a child to learn to read. W. E. Hartwick, former prin- cipal of Toronto's Runnymede Public School, told the OEA primary section there are five main reasons some children are unable to spell: Poor enunciation by the teacher; poor pronunciation by the teacher; insufficient knowl- edge of a word's meaning and use; the number of syllables; and the fact 46 sounds in the English language are spelled in 168 different ways. ~vvwvrewew env ewae Court Ruling On Alienation Of Affections OTTAWA (CP) -- The Su- preme Court of Canada held Tuesday that there is no sep- arate cause of action for alien- ation of affections in Ontario. The court made the declara- tion in disposing of an action by Frank R. Kungl of Leam- iington, Ont., against Tony Schiefer, also of Leamington, for damages for criminal con- versation (adultery) and alien- ation of affections of Mrs. Kungl. Kungl originally sought dam- ages of $25,000 from Schiefer for criminal conversation and $25,000 for alienation of affec- tions. The action involved an appeal by Kungl against a judgment of the Ontario Appea! Court which set aside a decision of the Ontario Supreme Court awarding Kungl damages of PARTS | | | 140 BOND WEST DEPT. WILL BE Closed Sundays EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD. 725-6501 ree wewe ew ee ee $10,000 and ordering a new trial to assess damages. The $10,000 included damages of $2,000 for adultery and §$8,- 000 for alienation of affections. Mr. Justice J. R. Cartwright said in the Supreme Court's rea- sons for judgment that 'there is no separate cause of action for alienation of affections known to the law of Ontario." FOR ADULTERY ALONE Mr. Justice Cartwright said that Kung] had established an action for damages for adultery alone. He said the court as- sessed these damages against Schiefer at $5,000. Kungl, Mr. Justice Cartwright said, "has not a separate cause of action for alienation of his vvvet Ges FSECECSS (wife's affections but that such jalienation, insofar as it has been established, is the result of the criminal conversation and is one of the matters to be taken into consideration im as- sessing the damages." He said that there are a num- ber of Ontario Appeal Court judgments in which "the asser- tion is made that the right of action for alienation of affec- tions does exist in Ontario." However, he said, "that inso ar as they do make the they ought not to be followed." FRENCH ORIGIN Industrial exhibitions began with the French, the first open- ing at Paris in 1797, ] st AUTO PAINT JOB AUTO BODY WORK PACKAGE SPECIAL ! AND INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE PRICE First WE PAINT YOUR C. and repairing small holes, scrapes and rotted-out areas. 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