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BRET TTA ds SAS CEFR EL] Ernest Baker of Claremont ST. CHRISTOPHER'S Rush Construction Of Separate School going Chris- Construction workers are full out to have the new St topher' the chi on back-to-school day Sept. 4. But it will be race R. A. Watson, ma ity Constr on ( which are building corner of Gibbons will have LAST MINUTE RUSH Paint work h to be floor and there varate School ready for J ronto ers: Mary Dawney, Toronto: 3 ar Kingstc Shields, Cobo But if you | excavated and and his four teacl Lindsay » McKenny, Read, and Mrs. G, mounds of builder's school and land- 4) will see Christophe a school to be proud of. Designed by Osh- awa's George Tonks, architect of city hall, it is built in con- nore the and windows length of of the school. The fourt h and west side is in. brick, and provides for extension later of classrooms streams through the spills out past glass- walls into a wide , lit further by d skylights. A special I pivoted wooden the length of the cut glare from the Wiig ve whole 15 more win side to Probe Deaths At Pickering PICKERING (Times - G Staff Reporter 1 ts held in Pi ng nesday into the Sasaki, aged 15 Pickering, and Johr fries, age 20, of Ajax. The deaths two separate acc In the Sasaki inques found that he came t« due to head from an acciden with a car on Brock road, on ust 7, while riding his bicycle Two witnesses, Donald 13, and Kenneth Muckay, both of Brock road gave evidence that Sasaki was riding in the middle of the road, and they had called to him to get into single file. The jury absolved the ¢ar driver from any blame. Police evidence showed "Aug- Halibreed Fights E1ort quest the ex- acci- Baker's ca as on left shoulder when the occurred BLAME RECKLESS DRIVING In the second inquest into death of John Jeffries the jury found that 'he came to his death due to his own reckless driving." was injured in an acci- 2 Highway. east of r August 6. Evidence 8 ed that he attempted to pass another car, found - he couldn't make it, lost control and rolled the ear over. He died from severe fond injuries on August 8 Dr. W. W. Tomlinson of Picker- | ing conducted the inquests. No date has been set for the in- into the death of Michael! McGreevy of Pickering, who was killed in the early hours of Sun- day August 26. when he was thrown from his motorcycle, west of Pickering the Jefiries Rh 40 Lm Him From Indian Tribe Events as far reviewed in some 60 In- REGINA (CP) - back as 1899 were eourt Wednesday as dians listened to a 72-year-old halfbreed appeal hi expulsion from their band District court Judge B. D. Ho garth, sitting with special powers under the Indian Act. cision on the with seph Poitras' name from Musiowpetung band list--3 after he was admitted into a unanimous vote and approval the Indian affairs branch The action, f Saskatchewan, v 1952 when the ba protest . against I name on th included time 3 Kin ision for the vision The Iropped last held a hea n July, 19 first Indian reserved de- ira ( Joe i'Appelle dition of the At stake is loss of Indian status and its privilege for Poitras, now living in Qu"Appelle, and some 26 descendants still living on the re- serve, near Fort Qu'Appelle. His three sons and their families farm almost 1,000 acres of reserve land between them If ousted from the band. the: nd their children lose their rights the land, shares in the income, and other priv- such as free schooling and ospital care provided by the nch The Indians claimed Poitras was not eligible for Indian status because he had accepted 'script' n 1900 Script was a 8 Ifbreeds upon request for ahout 240 acres of federal government . inaugurated the system in 1899 on the rec- * ommendations of a royal commis- sion that studied the restless con halfbreeds in the certificate given born before 1885, It was transferrable land. The West § tional sun. Another is the special folding rooms, which can be folded to make a large school auditorium. a children 's closet, green 3 The color shrimp, blue, JLach classroom has wardrobe and teacher a wide expanse of on-the-eye chalkboard scheme is gay with lime, Robin Hood green, Rowney ivory and burnt sienna. Heating is provided by convection radia tors and each room js mechani- cally ventilated TO ACCOMMODATE 320 Cost of the building is approxi mately $110,000, and total cost in- ciuding the property, landscap ing and equipment is $134,750 St Christopher s School will ac- commodate 320 children, but how many children will register there next Tuesday is anyone's guess, says A. C, Love, secretary-treas- urer of the Oshawa Separaie School Board. His guess is 150. One thing is sure -- the children and teachers will find St. Christo- pher's. once completed, a and delightful school to work in gay cist A a tightly-knit Marion Hinch, 'door connecting the two end class- ji. SEPARATE SCHOOL NEARS COMPL ETION Sea Coll ' New Car Wash Shells ected By Westerner GIBSO NS, B.C. (CP! Charles + [Is Under Way A $75,000 combination car-wash ? land service station will open just {east of the Ontario Motor Sales Ltd. building, on the north s'de of Bond street west, around the {middle of November. The station will be called Auto- Magic-Wash Ltd. It is being but fos financed by'Ed Bouckley, 1028 | Simcoe North, and Bob Calder. op- erator of Calder's Service Station. Construction of the red," white jand blue Petrofina station began | Monday. Licence to build granted by the city last Mav. The service station proper wll include four pumps on one island and, two service garages in a 50- by 42-foot building. ! The car wash attachmen be 140 feet by 22 feet, and wi |capable of steam - eleaning, cuuming, washing and drying car a minute when operated full speed, Ed Bouekley said The station yard, which has 160 feet of frontage, will be paved. WEATHER TORONTO (CP) -- Official fore- A. Bedford of this little commun- casts issued by the Dominion pub- about back| Vancouver Canada's a-shell some viewed to a piling across "Collecting beaches Mr. Bec equipment is specialize in starfish, which measures 27 inches from central Lake Huron to Lake 20 miles northwest of has gathered one of largest privately-owned collections ange in size from they must be with a magnifying glass. pried from a wharf shells along our instructive hobb; says. "No special needed unless you collecting chiton IS an iford shells requiring 140 pounds of pry- ing The press tube Bedford s favorites and he says it ¢ ures is "dying to be a bricklayer.' ure." worm is one of Mr ' The worm rolls itself into the sand and exudes a forms a Also life is particula explains drop all five of its legs, then later Mostly cloudy today on a jelly-like substance which cement-hard grave. starfish." This r creature, Mr. Bedford can, when in danger, grow another set Mr. Bedford selling Z h isn't interested in is collec tion. Psychiatrists 8 Soon To See Inside Heads MONTREAL i eer-psychiatrist device to trist a ¥ on inside T team bination of fic people, is working Memorial t Dr. CI rist, Dr. and cialized job. Dr. Shagass. heading the depart- empowering all town authorities to ment of institute ARENA MANAGER The appointment of Bill Smith, who has been active in the sports field in Oshawa for a number of years. as manager of the Oshawa Children's Arena, is "oye Arena com- will leave as sports announcer to assume his Sept. 17. The commis- T™ission. Mr, his position at CKLB duties on Smith sion Hopes to have ice' early in ment in a | subjective _ispecialist and patient." October vails if suitable weather pre- electron which: 1 inside tJ surgical} chart emotion. place | within th new mystery. needed to Zui (CP) -- An engin- team is working give the psychia- picture of what is going a patient's head. representing a com- academic and scienti- at the Allan Institute of Psychiatry. harles Shagass, psychia- John Davis, bio-physi- electronics engineer, and team of highly spe workers are doing the electrophysiology at the says_"we hope to place| at the disposal of the svehiatrist] nd other Apparatus lic weather office at 5:15 a.m.: Synopsis: The dividing line be- tween hot humid air and cooler cloudy weather still lies across Southern Ontario, Isolated thun- derstorms are reported south of this front in the Windsor and Lake iirie ares while along the front Ontario storms howers Timmins With little movement showing up on the weather map unsettled weather is expected to persi.t over most of the province today and Friday with afternoon tempera- ranging from the 80s in Southwestern Ontario to the 60: in northern regions. Regional forecasts showers and thunder- are general. Scattered extend as far north as valid until among the assorted marine midnight Friday: "the brittle Leke Huron, Niagara, Lake Os- tario, Southern Georgian Bay, London, Toronto, Hamilton: and Friday with scattered showers and thun- derstorms, little change in tem- perature "Winds southeasterly 15 FORECAST TEMPERATURES Lows tonight, highs Thursday Windsor St. Thomas London ... Wingham Toronto Trenton i Si. Catharinss Hamilton Muskoka Killzloe Farlton Sudbury North Bay Kapuskasing ie White River ....... Moosonee BAD WEATHER THREAT VIENNA (AP) -- Prague radio today broadcast a Czechoslovak Communist government decree fpobilize factory workers, civil farvanis and Brivate Parsons $0 to) ng Jarves crops, are § [thirea by bad weather. 'enable him to 'lool patient's brain, without rvention, in order to hysiology of disturbed| { What actually takes physiological function brain is still much of a More information is de the doctor's judg-| highly personalized and; relationship between Rambling Ukrainian Lives By Writing, Selling Verses (Cp Travelling writing what Alfred and he does it. has a home verse 2,000 CALGARY countryside "and make a living is Bahry wants to do, Mr. Bahry, who now here, figures he writes 10 or an average of 1500 to words, a day. He sells his work where he can, sometimes for use in advertisements and sometimes to people who happen to like a particular poem He says he has for poetry in the persons. And he poetry is like else. "If packaged will sell." He types his found a liking mos! unlikely believes selling selling anything properly it poems on good quality notepaper usually decor ated with a scenic motif in one corner. Each poem is usually con- tained on one page. The theme is usually taken from the locality in which it is written, and may be related to the particular person or concern it will be offered to REPORTS ON SUNRISE 'I'm what you might call a tramp with a white collar."' says Mr. Bahry. "I do the things many people would like to do but never get around to. Through my verse I tell them about things they would' like to see and do." He makes a point of watching the sunrise "Many people a sunrise and never do "It's very easy, happens day, but many people just work even one into their _He likes to a roam around would like to see he says. | can't lives." the city he verses to isnt Ukrain ian Mundare Normal 1933 and for two He wo before the happens to be in when he riting. Mr. Bahry, of descent, was born in Alta. He graduated from School .in Edmonton in tauglit school in Alberta years. rked on the Pacific Coast Second World War and TERN ONTARIO NEWS IN BRIEF LARGER ENROLMENT BELLEVILLE -- School author- ities here are anticipating an in- creased enrolment in both the primary and secondary schools of the city. An attendance of 2,900 including 330 new pupils are ex- pected for the public schools and about 1,075 at the collegiate insti- tute, BARN DESTROYED i BATTERSEA ~ During a recent high wind and rainstorm fire de- stroyed a horse barn on the farm of John Huntbatch, near here, burning up about 500 bales of hay and a quantity of grain PLANT HELPS HOSPITAL KINGSTON -- The Du Pont Company of Canada has announc- ed a gift of $30,000 to the building was foreman in a paper mill when fund of the Kingston General Hos-' the war army bu held a war befc way He was in the t did not go overseas. He variety of jobs after the re he started his present started. of life Mystery Fish On Display In Vancouver VANCC at the (CP) Public Experts Aquar- JUVER Vancouver ium have caught a black and grey mottled fish which they believe to| Samuel Saunders of Kingston were be comp T he off the Island by the crew of the vessel C brought It is 10 every back and "beautifi Aquariur the like a any "mystery" unknown to science. fish was taken of Vancouver research July 25, then observation. ) inches long, with a dark white underneath, with il circular markings." m officials say it is un- fish they have ever seen. letely vest [coast "hallenger here for Kansas City Firm Insuring Dogs. Seeks Cat Business KANSAS CITY (AP ers by the hundreds are their pooches in Canine Shield hot new item in the insurance business in the United States the first medical plan on a na scope devoted exclusively Dog own {to non-humans 0 QR T ORDER COOK; ESKIMO STYLE Inside, the cooking vessels, kudliks or ficial snow can, see the visitor the seal oil lamps the caribou skins piled on the leeping bench, Outside the igloo Ss at al tundra setting with grayvgreen reindeer moss floivn in from the Arctic underfoot, stone launched _only two Kansa Richard R The project was five 'monhs ago by City insurance men Nelson and Gordon R. Reabe Today, the founding fathers re port, Canine Shield boasts some 3.000 agents 'several hundred active policies." In words: 'The influx is. just begin ning. The response has been far tastic, and nol only in this cou try, We've had inquiries from a far away as \ Zealand Policies provide medical {and hospital insurance for between enrolling of age alto 875 per annual Reabe much about "They dom tible to order ays. "We've strep tl recently, with are wor Reabe's him to men Then bulldog vas treated for scratche care at the claws of a dogs ¢ "We've rking six months and 10 years providing payments of up hospitalization for an premium of about $15. and Nelson are learning the maladies of dog- seem to be suscep- much of the same dis- as their bosses." Reabe 4 paid off on canine wroat and tonsilitis and, leukemia had one dog recently cataracts, and the vets on contact lenses for remove a vision impair- there wa: the case of a 1 ed Prissy The dog "innumerable infections' victorious tom. and suffered- pital. CALL CHURCH TENDERS CORNWALL -- Tenders are be- ing called for the eonstruction of a new Roman Catholic Church for New Town No, 1 which will accom- modate residents of Aultsville, Farran's Point, Dickinson's Land- ing and Wales. TOOLS STOLEN BELLEVILLE -- Two boxes of tools, valued at approximately ' $1,200, were stolen from a con- struction project near here. | GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY KINGSTON -- Mr. and Mrs, principals in a marriage which took place half a century ago, in St. Mark's Church, Barriefield, and the occasion was fittingly cel ebrated recently when they ob- served their Golden Wedding. PLAN NEW CHURCH CORNWALL -- A distinguished | group of church-men -- the 31 bishops of the Anglican Church o' Canada -- will" tour the St. Law- -- rence power project next Tuesday, | Sept. 4, and launch construction of {the new St. John's Anglican ! Church in New Iroquois. 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