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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 16, 1962 Today's Toronto Stock RZSn2u8 it $30 30 30 $114 U% 11%+% $18% 18% 18%+ % 38 ESRES $6 2 626 $10% 10% 10% 39% % W%--% 0 225 225 25 +5 $12% $6% 82 $74 $57% $12% $56% $21% $62 $18% $6%4 6% $18% 5 $35% $17% $11 Cc C Imp Bk C 440 740 Cdn Oil 2714 CPR i 1 Pope Opens, a Windows For Church By ALAN HARVEY ROME (CP)--To the people of Rome, Pope .John is peculiarly "their Pope." They speak of him with affectionata irrever- ence, The Pope, who strolls about freely:and often goes to church in the poor quarter of Rome, is a@ chubby, grandfatherly figure with twinkling eyes and a mouth always ready for laughter. He has the head of a noble senator from imperial Rome. He has remained doggedly him- self since his appointment to succeed the late Pius XII Oct. 28, 1958. Pius was ascetic, thin-faced, tristocratic, austere. Pope John is of t origin and his brothers still till the fields near Bergamo in northern Italy. The late Pope spoke copybook French; Pope John's $8 8 8 +% 350 350 4350 4+10 8 Ke 1% lle + % Ne are sometimes slurred and his emphasis is pastoral rather than intellectual. HAS 'OPENED WINDOWS' His great contribution, a Vati- can authority said, is that he has "opened the windows" and allowed fresh breezes to blow through the sometimes musty corridors of the church of Rome. Pope John radiates a simple, all - enveloping warmth, His|and broad smile seems to everyone. He is spontaneous and sincere, and he is fond of mak- ing jokes. Two Canadian _ bishops chuckled as they passed on to a reporter little stories of a hu- morous nature recounted by the Pope. "He has tremendous personal- ity,'"' said a man who has talked with him. "It is almost a physi- cal thing. Though not tall, he is a large man, and he seems to throw his whole body into his conversations." GENERAL HEALTH GOOD He will be 81 Nov. 25. He suf- fers from occasional minor complaints but his general] health is good and his vigor is remarkable. This was shown in his recent extraordinary whistle-stop tour of Loreto and Assisi when he stood at train windows for long periods without any sign of fatigue. Similarly he has moved easily through the exacting cer- emonies of the first week of the ecumenical council. He is immensely popular, at home and abroad. Perhaps there are some: dissenters. At a dinner party outside Rome, this reporter found a certain reti- cence, an indication that some older Romans would perhaps prefer a more dignified and withdrawn personality. To outside observers, it seems almost an understatement to say that if the Roman Catholic Church needed a figure with something of a public relations flair, it could hardly have picked a better man than Pope John. 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Fifty-eight U.S. 'buyers rep- resenting firms selling more than $10,000,000,000 worth of goods a year through 3,000 stores were flown here by the Manitoba government for the Manitoba Samples Show. During the "fly - and - buy" visit buyers from New York and the American Midwest saw what goods are being manufac- tured in Manitoba, met Mani- toba manufacturers and set up contracts for future sales. trips south of the border. At least one Manitoba manu- facturer has headed for New York to develop possible mar- kets revealed by the show. The buyers showed enthusi- asm for the sample show idea. ranging from sporting goods to jewelry made from Manitoba rock. A New York buyer said there was "excellent presentation" a Detroit official said: "Manitoba manufacturers will be welcome callers at our of- fice." The buyers said they wanted quality. and design; price was not the prime consideration. They wanted something '"'dis- tinctively Canadian," although they were not sure just what this would be. Clayton Miller, senior buyer of piece goods for Sears, Roe- buck and Co., said he felt Ca- ANTARCTIC RESERVE Marine biologists believe the seas of the Antarctic may be- come: the world's richest source of protein food. Contracts Made In Trade Show nadian manufacturers could do DIVIDENDS more business if they made more trips to the United States. Earl Stiegemeier, import-ex- port manager 'of Montgomery Ward, a mail order house and department store chain, ex- pressed particular interest in a sleeping bag designed for below zero weather. Ann Thomas, buyer for a Chicago ladies' wear store, said she was "fascinated" with the plaid clothing on display and the wide range of products us- ing plaids. William Jump, men's buyer for the 1,700-store J. C. Penney chain, said he had never been approached by a Canadian By THE CANADIAN . 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This, special anniversary sales in al!) the company states, has become stores, and the opening of a new|a pledged obligation. store in Guelph, Ont, Eleven years after the estab- Of Zeller's two stores in Osh-|lishment of the first store in awa, one is among the oldest)Oshawa, a second floor was of the chain and one among the|added to the existing facilities newest. The first Oshawa store}on Simcoe street south. Further was opened on Simcoe street/expansion of the city warrant- south in 1936. This was four)ed the opening of an additional years after the company wasistore in 1956, at the Oshawa founded by Walter P. Zeller, a] Shopping Centre. native of Kitchener. The ncw-| M. D. Wyman, long-time man-: est store in Oshawa was opcned| ager of the downtown store, who! at the Oshawa Shopping Centre|retired last June, was well six years ago. ' | known in -- for _ ---- The 'chain was started in thejinterest in civic organizations. middle of the depression ycars|His place was taken by W. 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