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en | VINTAGE CARS | VENICE JUROR - { @yyp qgyekwa TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1962 2] Student Part | 1 THE FASTEST TWO HOURS Comedian Harold Lloyd--just| Director Ronald Neame-- -- emerged from a two-decade re-|whose 'Tunes of Glory' and| In 1956, the life expectancy for|was 67.61 years and for a fo Of G F pee crated choad et li a Fe oni eh two 1920 Rolis!-rhe Horse's Mouth" won best a Canadian male baby at birth|male 72.92 years. i o i 5 Troup or | | Royces on blocks at his Holly-|actor awards the last two years \ > ; a IT PLUNGES YOU INTO jwood estate "for sentimental --is British juror at the 1962) gamgem ' a TONIGHT ONLY! i WYlarsh: Foreign Jobs 5 ANEW DIMENSION OF FEAR! | reasons." Venice Film Festival. z.. voi pe a : ' 8 ae eRe eR RECENT GEES LLNS, --_ eo SHOW STARTS AT DUSK! LT | : ee | By JOY FENSTON ' TY THE ONLY THROUGH RAIL SE E esa i A | ' D.E.A. pNONTREAL, (CP) -- Pate IMPORTANT! SEE UMS OF OU TH OVERNIGHT ro CHICAGO | \| 'toes covon rroctast J) SCHOOL OF DANCING unn is a member of a rapidly be: his "WORLD BY NIGHT" | growing group of students who} f ( 4 : join IASEC for sumnier jobs in -- NO CHANGE EN ROUTE 4 ~~ ADULT ENTERTAINMENT -- fel Ballet, Tap, Acrobatic, 5 'TROY DONAHUE -- CONNIE STEVENS -- Bd "4 Character, Pre-School, Kinderdance. foreign countries. i, ; ; Peter, 19, comes from London} % Ye at Travel relaxed--arrive refreshed 4 pe eA and is taking an honors eco. . , j Pog For information phone Vos asia i SUSAN SLADE : REGISTRATION: ian ie at the University ' inburgh, All LASEC train-| 4% / 4 q . | " " ees must take at least one| 7 4 c ' : 1,,,,__ NAKED SPUR" Color course in economics. cual o a % @ CANADIAN NATIONAL TOMORROW! Knights of the Round Table" SATURDAY, SEPT. 8th ' for a "traineeship" as the sum- 144-61 mthe initials Pag the "| . . , ee b. Sister The Sto , Se ea :.. OSHAWA 10 a.m. te 1 p.m. ternatanal Association of Se: | SPASTEST, FUNNIEST sow OF i Ait Timer 3: a Rive-IN | AT THE "4i| MASONIC TEMPLE ence, Economics and Com- merce Students. It tries to find ve Seeker se CHARLIE CHAPLIN ove Fuensnns - PEARL WaT | jobs that will give its trainees : TO 3 : e~ WHEN, OF a grounding in some aspect of ™ é ate A Days f THRILLS HEN COMEDY WAS ASKIN business or industry. ' %: : 4 LAUGHTER Wn 20. The Funniest . { ee ee Sak tas oy Z be. 'BI ey rim ocautinet Ey BIE THORNTON RD. AT TaBreeAY 401... PHONE 723.4972 | 91 CENTRE ST., OSHAWA tine, But they do provide an op- SS P 4 . g ; ) tine, But they do provide an op- ¥ , : BILTMORE et TODAY Thru THURSDAY CHILDREN under 12 FREE! ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON ] | Information: 723-7253 mer travel, The trainees are 4 pees é ; given reduced travel rates, they earn enough to support them- selves while working and to fi- ee COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS A BLAKE EDWARDS PRODUCTION | ' Peter is working in the offices of a soft drink firm here. He ° ' finds his clerical job fairly in- teresting "'as long as it's only e for the summer." TIMES: Gal "I don't understand how peo- 1:15 ple can work all their lives in 3:15 i STREET SOUTH an office,"' he said 5:15 ° "] don't know what I'd like to 7:15 wm J 64 eg be. There are so many things LAST SHOW to do, it's difficult to choose. I 9:15 : think I'd_ like journalism -- AIR you're using you mind and Fe CONDITIONED you're working under pressure ae I'm not sure whether I could do ' : peg teens it. I don't want to be 'just good s anouets' OPEN FRIDAY NITE SORRY! ! Peter has already travelled SALE 'TIL 9 P.M. NO PHONE ORDERS Surope -ontinen N on the European cont n nt and ; seins LOTS OF PARKING SPACE ia Bee to Israel, as well as his trip to | Canada and the U.S. this sum- ¥ | STARTS ? All Goods Subject Te Previous Sole. mer. "T was disappointed in New York,"' he said. 'Now I realize 4 | why American tourists in Eng- o iy land are so overwhelmed when F j : j ursday you stop to give them direc- ; . 7} tions, or walk-with them a little a3 way. People in the U.S. aren't ' ' & : Au ust particularly friendly--I felt like E: ae g an' intruder for days in New : : York, then I realized everyone nm 4 does j | t 'In Israel it's the exact op- posite. But that has its disad- % y ie vantages too. Friends of mine "a 4 nee PROMPTLY who stayed on a kibbutz de- 4 ik 5 = 3 cided to leave after six months : . eee They said that after a while you = 'a a | AT know what everyone thinks, a ° how they move, the sound of 5 ' their footsteps." , ; ' Peter is one of 70 overseas eines $ 9:30 students in Montreal this sum-| ' i] mer. The group includes an % Italian girl who holds a pilot's) ; | jicence as well as a degree in) Pu TS. 2 ; a economics, a 25-year-old lieu- tenant in the Swiss army and) a Dutch sociologist who claims| that "people in America eat too; | er Pa ' pw ae cial . ~ Seer ee Re ne ac" MONROE wonnws | ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS [--crnuorews wide arc with his arm. "But he was one of ie few aa 9 of her greatest Nylon Hose | EVERY PAIR OF SHOES IN THE ENTIRE STORE REDUCED] Ankle Sox qualified liking for North Amer-| jean food. Many ask, disbeliev-| pertornences New Fall shades, seamless FOR EAGER BUYERS AND % LENGTH ingly, if Canadians eat the same styles, oll sizes. 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