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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 24, 1961 REACH FINALS KITCHENER (CP) -- Rinks skipped by Robert Coward of Orillia, Allen Shirk of Kitche- her and Sid Smithers of Galt advanced Thursday night to to- day's final of the Kitchener-Wa- terloo Granite Club men's invi- tational bonspiel. Coward renre- sented Ontario in the Canadian curling championships at Cal- gary last season. whisky and 2 pints of beer the|rial Scholarship Fund. was successful. A bus load will mitted he had drunk a bottle ne pd to the L. W. Dippell Memo-;chairman, reported the tag-day' \dav before. | "Phe Ladies' Auxiliary of the|/attend the Rally of Zone F at 'Co-Operation Of Parents Urged NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) said. Social workers could help A social worker appealed for) with these difficulties. : closer co-operation by parents} Dr. S. R. Laycock of the Uni- of handicapped children to im-|versity of British Columbia ap- prove rehabilitation programs, |pealed for a concerted effort to Mrs. Agnes Johnston of the|provide research funds to meet Montreal Children's Hospital/the educational and physical told the second Ontario Confer-|requirements of h and icapped ence on Handicapped Children|children. : that .treatment facilities 'are| Education of the handicapped not achieving results commen-|was part of "the unfinished bu- surate with the time, cost and|siness of education," he said. effort that is going into the|He said. Public opinion must treatment plan." emerge from pity to acceptance She said rehabilitation pro-jand understanding. grams break down when pa- rents fail to send their children} ti ibed treat: t t nS © prescribed treatment centre ef ; or do not follow instructions for) LONDON (CP)--Dame Mar home care. jgot Fonteyn, Britain's prima Emotional problems in handi-|ballerina, says that at age 42) capped adults can be traced to| reports of her possible retire- over - protective attitudes by|ment "have become just a little their parents, Mrs. Johnston'tiresome." MUSIC STUDIOS Register Now For Lessons On These Popular Instruments @ ACCORDION @ CLARINET @ SAXOPHONE @ HAWAIIAN @ VIOLIN GUITAR @ SPANISH GUITAR @ TROMBONE @ POPULAR PIANO 8 @ ~VIOLA @ TRUMPET @ CELLO WILSON & LEE LIMITED Dies In Jail 4 Dr. John Lynch, pathologist, Royal C: Lexi Uxbridge. Of Rat Poisom {a acattvas'cised ny sins 7at Caution tation wi) - | phorus isoning. He agree % HAMILTON (CP)--Four day: 8 \this oak have tou Pn be-| Board of Directors of Memorial). EMEMBERS OLD: after threat to shoot him-| i i LONDON (CP)--The foll salt. Willnt Tene tee tae [tare de-went into. Jail: Hospital will be invited and a P (CP)--The following self, William Lang, 52, of Dun-| | cheque for $2,000 will be pre-|notice appeared in The Times: 'ma Brorngge Pensghircyy July 21 . seed to the ge chairman|"Harold of England--Killed in St ail as a re-| lenholme 'Hughes for the new) action defending his coun ott ol eyes 1% grains « Royal Legion wing at the hospital. \from the 'evade. 14 Onan, y rat poison, an inquest, i "ag cary henna, see Peter Bathgate, Poppy Day'1066. The five - man jury ruled the| T G $2 000 | ; dose was self administered be-| 0 " 7 fore he was taken into custody.| s | But they submitted that TO Hospital view of Lang's threats to com-| mit suicide and the fact that a) By MRS. A. L. HOOEY tube of the poison was found on} BOWMANVILLE -- President¢ his person, he should have been|James Woodward presided for/§ given a more thorough medical | the meeting of Branch 178 of/¢ examination when arrested. the Royal Canadian Legion on Police evidence was that Lang| Thursday evening in the Legion had been drinking for 10 days| Hall. 4 without a break and that he ad-' The members voted to donate ¢ | 4 A ROSS HUNTER-CARROLLTON PRODUCTION Srl FANNIE HURST'S? MOST COMPASSIONATE ROMANTIC DRAMA! Our 6-week beginner's course on the accordion at 1.50 weekly includes the FREE use of an accordion during that period which is taken home for practice, WILSON & LEE LTD. MUSIC STORE 87 SIMCOE ST. NORTH JOHN LANA WAYNE-TURNER ine Sta Chase vacsanres 9" Warnes Baos. CiNmmaSSCOPE WARKERCOLOR ecce™ 2 BIG HITS! ADULT} ENTERTAINMENT f wz. Vera Miles tes ftw UZ SAXON" FEATURE TIMES: S412", 1:35-3:30-5:30 7:30--LAST COMPLETE SHOW 9:10 P.M. "YOU SAVE ma MONEY WITH 725-4706 RESCUED COMPANION Dr. R. J. Wassing, Dutch) stayed with the disabled |¢ companion of Michael] Rocke- feller on the ill-fated voyage off the New Guinea coast last craft, was picked up by a/| Dutch naval vessel. His com- panion has been missing since | THE radio ($ GOLDEN YEARS weekend, sips a drink at Mer- auke, New Guinea, after his rescue. Dr. Wassing, who trying to swim ashore. --(AP Wirephoto via from. Sydney) i 205 | Macl e es To Take; utes Ri STORY OF ARNOLD wanes ERA! & | ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Place Of Teacher PLUS--THIS SHOCKING THRILLER! OTTAWA (CP)--Machines or-|greatly alter his function as it iginally designed by psycholog-|now is understood. | The majority of delegates to\$ ists to teach rats and pigeons} may in another generation Or/the three-day conference took a| so be sophisticated to the point/dim view of machines ever be- where they'll take over the/coming more than a teaching whole educational system. jaid. "This isn't as far-fetched as} H, R. Matthews, supervisor of | you may think," H. J. A. Good-| course study for the Protestant)? man of the British Columbia/school board of Greater Mont-| Teachers F edera tion said | real, saw great potential for! Thursday in reporting work be-| programmed texts as such but) ing done by American scientists| warned of their limitations. to incorporate complex digital computers into the teaching-ma- chine industry. | 4 . | "The programmex text in the He told a Canadian Teach-|..; of the children is not a ers' Federation seminar on self-|text, not a teaching aid, but a instruction programmed learn-/teacher." ing that American compU-/ var UES NEEDED ter firms have in peinciple| However, it was a teacher of meee ve pagpione caper da the facts and 'facts only Texts or point where a central computer chi _ ain ould not inl could take over the task of pre-| ' ci e con ov im- senting 20 courses to 1,000 stu-|P4t! values. dents at one time. Dr. F. G. 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