The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Journalist Education Fellowships TORONTO (CP) -- Dr. Claude| § Bissell, president of the Univer- sity of Toronto, Tuesday an- nounced foundation of the Sout- ham Newspapers fellowships for journalists to further education for journalism in Canada. The Southam Company, which publishes daily newspapers in eight Canadian cities and has broadcasting and magazine .in- terests, is establishing three an- nual one-year fellowships at the university. Each pays the win- ner the equivalent of salary up to $7,500 plus cost of moving families to Toronto and univer- sity fees. The first fellowships will be for study in the university year 1962-63. The fellows will be working newspaper, magazine, radio and television writers-- men or women--with at least five years' experience. They must agree to return to their present employers for at least a year after their study. | Application forms, to be re-| turned by March 1, 1962, ars) obtainable from the office of Dr. Bissell. "The objective of the fellow-| ships is to elevate the standards of journalism in Canada by furthering the education of qual- ified persons," says a university leaflet. *. . . Although no for- mal credits will be given, it is felt that fellows will probably do intensive study of some of the basic disciplines--history, eco-| nomics, political science, litera-| ture or philosophy, and attend | the lectures and write the ex-| aminations on at least one course." { Fellows will be chosen from among the applicants by a panel of university and journalism personalities. Those under 40 years of age will be favored. Testimony In Fraud Hearing TORONTO (CP)--A trial into an alleged fraud conspiracy by | a firm supposedly distributing | first - aid supplies in Ontario] Tuesday heard one of the de-| fendants testify he had been told to see that the firm's display | racks went into stores as quickly | as possible, and by any possible means. Stanley Rose of Toronto was testifying in the trial of eight men associated with General] Merchandising Distributors of Canada. The trial is in its fifth SPAGHETTI With Cheese & Tomato Sauce 3° 49 Reg. 2 tins 35¢ -- SAVE 4¢ COMPARE QUALITY! COMPARE PRICE! A«P SUPER-RIGHT MEATS 28-fl-oz tin 21 C Reg. fin 23¢c -- SAVE 2¢ SAUERKRAUT COME SEE . . THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, wetober 11, 1961 23 . YOU'LL SAVE AT A&P! #4 BEANS Deep Browned, In Tomato Sauce Reg. 2 tins 39¢--SAVE 2¢ | <i> PORK ROASTS Ib Meaty BUTT ROAST week before Judge Shea and a general sessions jury. All eight are charged with conspiracy to defraud. | Rose said he joined the firm | as a "location man," in the be-| Yef its scheme was both legi-| timate and feasible. He said Da-| vid Curley of Scarborough, an- other of the accused, told him to get the display racks into stores under any circumstances --"no matter how I got them in" Rose testified he received | for each of an estimated 200 stands he had placed in the stores, as well as commissions) for signing up persons as dis- tributors of the firm's producst. Also charged are four Toronto- area men, Earl Black, W. C. Goddard, Anthony Aquanno and| Donald Pickard; Brian Cassidy | of Montreal and Toivo Nordman | of Ottawa. | Frost Wort Cross Pickets TORONTO (CP)--After hold- ing meetings for 30 years at the | Royal York Hotel, the Empire | C'ub of Toronto has decided to] move its Oct. 19 meeting to an- other hotel. | The decision was taken be- cause Premier Frost has re. | fused to cross a picket line] maintained by striking Royal | York employees. { The club, which offers a fo- rum to public figures as one of its main functions, was founded | #0 years ago and began sitting | at the Royal York in 1931, the | year the hotel was opened. It is also making other ar-| rangements to receive Prime] Minister Diefenbaker Nov. 23| after Mr. Diefenbaker sent word | he would not attend a Board of | Trade dinner the same day at) the Royal York. | There is alsouncertainty| about appearances by Finance Minister Fleming Oct. 26 and Premier Lesage of Quebec Nov. 23. Planners Needed | For People Blast TORONTO (CP)--School busi- | ness officials were told Tuesday | the education systems of North) America must produce sufficient qualified regional and town plan- | ners to meet the unprecedented | population explosion of the con-| tinent. Frederick G. Gardiner, chair- man of Metropolitan. Toronto, | told the 47th annual convention of the International Association| of School Business Officials there are not enough trained planners to go around to face the swift transition from rural to urban ways of life. What are needed, Mr. Gardi- ner said, are professional plan- ners with a 'knowledge of eco-| nomics, sociology and engineer- | ing. The planner would have to be enough of an idealist to| know what his region should | have and enough of a philoso: | pher to refuse to become frus- treated i his plans are shelved. SHANKLESS SCHNEIDER'S CHUBS CHICKEN SPREAD Sea Seald 16-02 pkg 3 3 ¢ BARBECUE 90 Fresh Lean SHOULDER ROAST stamsciwnats | J. §O COOKED HAM «49 HADDOCK FILLETS SPECIAL THIS WEEK! CHICKENS MOST A&P STORES CANNED FOODS SALE! Choice Quality Reg. 2 tins 37c--8AVE 20 A&P TOMATOES 2:ic:in 3 5¢ CASE OF 24 TINS $4.20 -- SAVE 240 Choice Cream Style Reg. 2 tins 210--SAVE 30 As«P CORN 3 i0foztins 29 CASE OF 24 TINS $232 -- SAVE 20¢ Choice Red Pitted Reg. tin 21c--8AVE 30 A&«P CHERRIES 2:57:39 CASE OF 24 TINS $4.68 -- SAVE 36¢ Henley Choice Quality Reg. tin 3%c--8AVE 30 FRUIT COCKTAIL 22s: 7 5¢ CASE OF 24 TINS $9.00 -- SAVE 38¢ Std. Reg, 2 tins 33c--S8AVE 110 IONA PEAS 4205.02: 5 5¢ CASE OF 24 TINS $3.30 -- SAVE 86¢ OVEN FRESH PIE . . . AS OM y dane. Parker. CAN BAKE IT! This Week Featuring JANE PARKER BLUEBERRY PIE -53 Reg. 80c -- SAVE 16e STOCK UP YOUR FREEZER AT THIS LOW PRICE Jane Parker Reg. 39¢--SAVE 10e SPANISH BAR CAKE +29: Jane Parker Individual Reg. pkg 36c--SAVE 6¢ JELLY WHIRLS phgof6 2 Qe Jane Parker Sandwich Reg. loaf 22¢--SAVE 7c BREAD 60% Whole Wheat 2 24-01 loaves 37: Jane Parker Reg, pkg 19¢--SAVE Be DINNER ROLLS 2:.:0i223c Allgood, Smoked, Sliced, Rindless SIDE BACON Fancy Quality, Sliced LAMB LIVER Lean Shoulder Cuts GROUND CHUCK Sweet Pickled, Vac Pac -- Centre Cuts Ib 8% BACK BACON Brookfield, Pure, Skinless PORK SAUSAGES 8X Brand, Jellied Pork HEADCHEESE 8uper-Right, Brown 'n. Serve, All Meat SAUSAGE PATTIES Help them in High School to Learn More -- To Earn More Jhe Golden Home and High School ENCYCLOPEDIA SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER! VOLUME 1 only 490. VOLUME 2 t 20 1.29 Over 6,000 subjects are treated fully, enabling your youngsters to find the true and correct answers to most questions asked every day in school. Prepare for Winter NOW! HOT SHOT (Glycol Base) ANTI 2, 49 FREEZE * OCTOBER CHEESE FESTIVAL Coloured Cheddar MILD CHEESE Black Diamond Cheddar OLD WHITE CHEESE MORE BAKERY FEATURES Jane Parker, Twin Pack Reg. pkg 45c--SAVE 8e OLD FASHION COOKIES 22-0z pkg 39¢ Jane Parker Reg. pkg 49c--8AVE 6e GLAZED DONUTS pkg of 12 43¢ Jane Parker Chocolate CHIFFON CAKE each 59¢ Ib 45¢ Ib 43¢ woe 09 35 » 59 27 Qe vd Se 12-02 plastic contaher § Be Washed, END CUTS Golden Ripe, No. I BANANAS 2-29 Grade Valencia, Fancy Grade ORANGES 5b colle bag Ready To Cook, No. 1 Grade SPINACH 7-...29. Yellow Cooking, No. 1 Grade ONIONS Bradford Marsh, Tender, Sweet, Ne. 1 CARROTS ne 23 wa] Qc 8-0z pkg 3 9. GROCERY FEATURES Nabisco Reg. pkg 310--8SAVE 4e SHREDDED WHEAT wo:s:27: Special Blend Reg. pkg 990--SAVE 10e A«P TEA BAGS seo 99¢ Shirriff's Mashed Reg. pkg 800--S8AVE 4e POTATOES mst nerpks 5 5c Sc Off Deal Reg. bt! T90--8AVE AN EXTRA 4 MAZOLA OIL 32ebil 7 5¢ Rose Brand Reg. 2 Ibs 490--8AVE 3¢ MARGARINE 4110s: 9 5¢ FROZEN FOOD FEATURES Clearbrook Fancy Quality Reg. 330--8AVE 7¢ RASPBERRIES 2 10-0z pkgs 59¢ Fancy Quality Reg. 43c--SAVE 4e A&P KERNEL CORN 2b poly bag 39 Swanson, 10¢ Off Deal A&P Reg. Price 68c--Total Saving 120 CHICKEN TV DINNER 11-0z pkg 53¢ Duncan Hines Spice, White, Fudge Marble CAKE MIXES Good Luck MARGARINE aine's DOG MEAL Seacliffe, Choice Sliced POTATOES Percolator or Drip Grind, Extra Fine A&P VACUUM PACK COFFEE Mild & Mellow (Custom Ground) 8 O'CLOCK COFFE - For Scouring Pots & yee 3 i beg $ Lis 5.0.5. PADS pkg of 10 25¢ SHOP & SAVE CASH at A«P JANE PARKEK REGULAR 59¢ -- SAVE 10c 4%: 19-0z pkg 41¢ 2 1-Ib pkgs 69¢ 29-0z pkg 35¢ 2 20-fl-oz tins 35¢ 1-Ib tin 77¢ 1-1b bag 61e 12-0Z. BOX DOLE PRODUCTS AT AsP Dole, Fancy PINEAPPLE SLICED Dole, Fancy Quality FRUIT COCKTAIL Dole, Fancy Quality PINEAPPLE JUICE Dole, Fancy Quality PINEAPPLE CHUNKS 204i 41c Dole, Fancy Quality PINEAPPLE CRUSHED :04e:: 3 5¢ 25: OFF PACK KING SIZE TIDE For The Cleanest, Whitest Wash Possible, : 1-25 BO! 20-fonin dh Tc 20-Ron tin 3 Be PERSONAL SIZE "Special Bundle, One Bar FREE With. Four" IVORY SOAP 3-35 THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY LTD, Super Markets AAP MEANS DEPENDABILITY All Prices In This Ad Guaranteed Through Saturday, Oct. 14th, 1981 48-fl-oz tin 35. | | |