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KARATE FAMILY belt which is slightly lower. According to this family self-defence is a minor as- Joy, 13 and Kenny, 10, are serious students. Mr. Paige has the black belt of an ex- pert, Mrs. Paige has a blue Karate is a family affair in the home of Toronto op- tometrist Ned Paige. The three children, Jan, 5, (left), ® Bright British Movie Star 'Only Grocers Daughter' jed to type and write love you" in shorthand, By HAL BOYLE Ke NEW YORK (AP) -- She was| lonly a grocer's daughter, but| WIN FILM ROLE she refused to be put on a shelf.| Finally she landed a job as| So, at 23, Rita Tushingham, | assistant stage manager with} |who never took a formal drama|the Liverpool Repertory lesson in her life, has becomejatre. She played a few small) one of Britain's brightest young |parts, served as a prompter,! film stars. jand dae AAP aed in the} Her story is that of the ugly|morning unt at night. \duckling who became a success| 'It was good training," she lwithout turning into a swan recalled. "'I studied the actors) a Cinderella who looks|and the reactions of the audi- |more like a wistful gnome. ences, EXPO MANAGER ' | | "But I had to leave because ae * nok i ~ esi face |L wasn't experienced enough. I Andrew Kniewasser has (would never win a beauty con-|, 45% been to drama school. | been general manager of jtest, but her face is her fortune. | é z fat | ' : \Sol t and got myself a film| Expo 67 since 1963. He was |It looks like an elf toy drawn |"? 7 wen got m} previously a federal govern- |by Walt Disney, and shines with) art. | ment economist. Mr. Knie- | The part she got was the role the awkward grace of youth. lof heroine in A Taste of Honey, wasser was born in Ottawa | and is a graduate in eco- "It's the face that helps inland: she got it by winning out] hols ae Ce films," she said, "It has to] over 2,000 other applicants. nomics from McG ni- versity. : | , jhave something that comes; Since then her touching, through. I've been lucky." homely features have been in Going to football games in/five other films, including The " her native Liverpool stirred|Girl With Green Eyes, Doctor VENTURI GETS TROPHY Rita to dream of a career in| Zhivago, and The Leather Boys, NEW YORK (AP)--Ken Ven-|the theatre a tale of teen-age marriage turi, who won the 1964 U.S.) «1 thought the response of the|among the motorcycle set. Open and then fell victim to @ 0.4 was marvellous. It thrill-| Miss Tushingham has a sprite- numbing circulatory ailment,| .4 me. But since one can't vo gamin quality and she loves) has been voted winner of the) 01. 2 footballer -- it gives you|mimicry. Ben Hogan Trophy by the Met-| ich muscular legs and arms --| ropolitan Golf Writers Associ\; Gecided anjeyed girl," she remarked, 'I'd! ation. The trophy is given), tress" \like to be a bit more zany --| annually to a golfer who has) pit, quit school at 15, spent mi ore like I really am." conquered some serious handi-\three months taking a business) She is married to Terry Bick- cap. lcourse during which she learn.|"ell, 2 television. cameraman, | jand they have a 20-month-old| j | to become A TIMES PATTERNS |daughter, Dodonna, named after jan ancient mythical Greek city 'We found the name listed in the back of a dictionary, and liked the sound of it,' she ex- plained. 'Manning Hits At Ottawa EDMONTON (CP)--The fed- eral government is guilty of dis- icrimination against western |provinces, Alberta Premier E. ;C. Manning said Saturday. | In a weekly regional teleyi- |sion broadcast, Mr. Manning said the federal government has refused to pay half of a -pro- }posed assistance program for 'some Alberta farmers although it spends some $15,000,000 in \farm assistance programs in | Ontario and Quebec. 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Centre who has be- come parliamentary secre- tary to Revenue Minister Benson. Favreau Asks Dela MONTREAL Y (CP) -- Satur Quebec leader of the federal Liberal party, said he favors delaying} steps to transfer constitution-| amending powers to Canada! from Britain. "I would prefer to delay it} rather than entrust its reform} to a Parliament which would) be dominated by that sentimen-| tal colonialism which instils in} the Tories their conception of| national union," Mr. Favreau said in an address to the found-| ing convention of the Quebec} Union of Legal Students. | Mr. Favreau, president of the| Privy Council, said constitu- tional reform must await the} report of the royal commission} on bilingualism and bicultural- ism in 1967 and the results of| current inquiries into fiscal priorities. 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