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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, November 12, 1966 19 Danger In Leisure 1° Brothers Die Lets celebrate electric heating' arrival In Unused 'Fridge | here in the sunroom! Se mn me io RE rN ORE NABI = ram WIDOWED TWICE BY VIET NAM WAR" Kistler, 26, is shown early last year with her first son William Jr,, as she learned her husband, Army Ist Lt. William T, Reach, had been killed in Viet Nam, Yester- day, just one hour after giv- ing birth to her second son, she learned her second hus- University Admissions Clearing House Planned WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- An|for 1967 and algo elected to the C0. electronic data processing cen-|committee of universities com Ontario} cils on admissions, tre to- coordinate all university admissions is in the planning stage, A committee of the Ontario Universities' Council on admis: sions, which met at the Univer: sity of Windsor Friday, will make recommendations to the committee of presidents of the universities and colleges of On- tario for a tinal decision on the} location of the centre, A spokesman said prospective sites include Brampton and Port Arthur, The centre would provide a more efficient placement for ap- plying students, A telecommu- linking the pus is also planned, Part of the p ad $250,000 operating budget for the centre would be met by a non-refund- able application fee from. each student applying for admission, The remainder would be paid by @ grant. | v repeatiee students will be} asked to state their first four) university preferences, A stand-| ard application form will also be introduced to clear up con- fusion which some committee members said existed now among the 14 Ontario universi- ties, A student turned down by one university could still be notified, through the centre's services, If Professor TORONTO (CP) -- A United States professor warns that a police state will develop if a culture gap similar to today's income gap still exists when au- tomation frees men from labor, Prof, John R, Seeley, director of the Centre for the Study of Democratic Institutions at Santa Barbara, Calif,, said Fri- day: "A world divided between the culturally poor and the cul- turally rich, freed of economic harness, would gravitate ra- pidly to a state divided simply La |between the police and the po ced," He told a conference on recre- ation sponsored by the Ontario band, also an Army Lieu- |education department that cul- Warns and have no work to do would not be able to fill thelr time "because they are intrinsically serly or early reach their lt a These persons 'will be inter: nally so apathetic that they will be a charge and care on all the rest, or, externally, so explosive as to constitute an intolerable tax on the police powers of BLACKFOOT, Alta. (CP)--| Two young brothers suffocated Thursday in an unused refriger: | ator in their new home at Blackfoot, 150 miles east of Edmonton, : Four-year-old Warren McFad- yen and his brother, Darron, 5, children of Mr, and Mrs, Ken- neth MeFayden, were found in the refrigerator by their mother. RCMP said the family had just moved into the house, a others, ..." converted store, tenant, had been killed in | tural poverty would be intoler- a Viet Cong attack, Doctors |able, Persons who lack culture at Meadville City Hospital ms M e Pennsyivainia, said today Mrs, Kistler was coming F or the Traveller... out of the shock of the @ Jaguer Traveller Kit news, (AP Wirephoto) @ Transistorixed Record Player " Wednesday's Paper" LYNSAN TRADING RR. 3 BURKETON STN., ONT, 39 Simcoe N, Tes, we do KECG CHESTERFIE Interiors hy Windolf with Expert Care! PLEASE CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE o--~ 728.365) a. 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