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Youngsters Love Typing For the past seven years, The Oshawa Business College has offered special typing class- es to young people from Grades 6, 7 and 8 and high school stu- dents. These classes operate on Saturday morning and have proven to be extremely popular especially with youngsters from Grades 6, 7 and 8. Since last September a total © enrolment of 37 young people have enrolled and been in at- # tendance every Saturday morn- ing. Many of these have de- i veloped speeds as high as 30 words a minute with a surpris- ing degree of accuracy, One of the most interesting aspects of this class of students is their ability to concentrate and thus enthusiasm for typewriting. Parents and teachers have made very favorable comments with regard to the effect the ability to type has had on the students. Reading and spelling ability have improved a greater degree of interest in school work has been evident; many have obtained better grades and perhaps more important, these youngsters take more pride in doing neater and better work. The group shown in the ac- companying picture will be fin- ishing shortly for the summer. However, a new group will be- gin and carry on during the summer, attending two hours per day during July and August at which time this course will finish and another new group will begin. Bridge Club High Scores Following are the winners and high scores of the games LETTERS PATENT played last week by the mem-| The current issue of The On- bers of the Oshawa and Brook-|tario Gazette carries the infor- lin Duplicate Bridge Clubs: | mation that letters patent have been issued to the following OSHAWA district firms: Sid Ballik Mrs. M. R. Clarke and S.|/piumbing and Heating Limited, Sheridan, 66 points; Mrs. S.|pickering Township; Browview Sheridan and G. Adams, 59 BUSINESS COLLEGE OFFERS SPECIAL TYPING COURSE Two Charged In Car Theft WHITBY (Staff) -- A 17-year-|¢ old Brampton youth, John Nor- man Melanson, and a juvenile, were charged with car theft after Whitby police gave chase 'on foot. The pair were arrested in the Whitby shopping plaza area by Corporal James Barter and Con. stable Eric Erickson last Fri- day. Police say a knife was found near the scene of the arrest. Bowmanville police reported a car owned by Robert Allison, RR 4, Bowmanville, was stole Thursday night from the Good- year Tire and Rubber Co. park- ing tot in Bowmanville. A car, stolen from Bolton, Ont., was found abandoned in a field near the Lord Elgin School in Bowmanville the same night. DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto -- Austin Gregory Ross, 79, Toronto's oldest prac- tising criminal lawyer. , j er gee hot _ ye oe len, 52, an e depart- ment ot chiens at Washing. jane n. Grouae CITY AND DISTRICT TWO GRASS FIRES The Oshawa Fire Department responded to two fire alarms during the weekend. Both were grass fires. The department also answered six ambulance calls. CBMC SPEAKER R. Stanley Tam, an _ indus- trialist from Lima, Ohio, will be the speaker when the Osh- awa Christian Business Men's Committee holds its annual ladies' night Saturday, May 11, at Harmony Road United Church auditorium. RETURNS TO PARKWOOD Col. R. S. McLaughlin,--who spent the winter in Hawaii and Bermuda, returned to Parkwood during the weekend. coe een mae e se eH UEKESCESAR SERS R OEE SEL EESE MARBLE TOURNAMENT PROVIDES KEEN COMPETITION The feature of the Boys' tournament with 16 boys com- Seen here are some of the rey, Richard McQuaid and in th ior divisi ontestants in the senior divi- oy Leblanc concentrating on Club Week, at Simcoe Hall peting in the senior division conte tia aston: last Friday, was a marble and 15 in the junior section. sion. From left are Jim Cur- Oshawa Times Photo CAPSULE NEWS Anti-US. Said S Picketed - tore ~~ et No Dead Issue : oints; Mrs. E, Wadsworth and B Y t TOU NEW YORK (CP) -- Ontario|chase of components and parts Mrs, W. Heron, 55 points; J. og cing ee ae acs tae y Youth Group tng: Economics and Development|used by the U.S. subsidiary|Patterson and J. Miller, 52\Limited, Oshawa, and W. E. Minister Macaulay said today|companies operating in Canada.|points: Mrs. E. Culp and Mrs-!Roth Construction Limited, Osh-| ton University in St. Louis PICKET STORE SEIZE LIM'S ASSETS that the recent Canadian federal] Many branch plants of Amer- G. A. Rundle, 52 points. awa. Veutner, Isle e Wight--Dr TORONTO (CP) -- Members} MANILA (AP)--The assets of election proved "anti-American-|ican companies in Canada "en- BROOKLIN NTRA Carl Prausnitz Giles, 86 Ger. ef the New Democratic Party's|Chinese-born millionaire Peter|{™' is a dead political issue|gage in fabrication rather than] yy and South -- Mrs. M ip agcn CT |man-born authority on allergy. youth group Saturday pickeied|Tim have been ordered seized|i™ Canada. full-scale production--they sim-|, NOME SMO ares. J. Timmins, [Wy eny oe peated 'a| Newark, NJ. -- Mrs, Ruth|Dux the main downtown store of the|by the Philippines bureau of| In an 'address to the Ameri-jply assemble parts rather than 100 7 i ioe Mr. and Mrs W. Whitty bas teen aware > Dressler, 30, the first Jewish Woolworth Company in sym-|internal revenue because of een ong : t erengapn" ae the components ao tee points; Mra, R. sea yo ye war orphan to find » home in|J=m -|Lim' ff, aulay sa' real|themselves." 2 ' 4 > pg Be er nari VB it so in tse gon Rig el Are CanutawAmerions Hunter and H. he hg 12-classroom public school. The ynewe after the Second World nation by some U.S. Woolworthlassets in 17 corporations were| relations is the possibility of|CITES OTHER CAUSES points; Mr and Mrs. K. Holli-\company's tender of $269,878) "4? stores against Negroes. R. D./seized. economic domination of Canada _-- , of discontent|day, 88% points. . was the lowest of 12' received Campbell, general manager of by the United States. was anadian resources} fast and West -- Mr. R. Her-|by the board. = F. W. Woolworth Company Lim-| SET TWIST RECORD Minors Caught . In Ajax School Anne, L. Eaid Also Eligible: Boxer's Sister, C. Hi + King Gold, Wm, Shrieder, Mp eae Be e Oshawa's Origine! Carpet Cleaning Centre . . . where fully guoranteed satisfaction is assured, contro .|were often processed into indus-|on and J. Patterson, 111 points; ited, said: "If they want to] MARIETTA, Ga. (AP)--Four or a 2 Pa trial materials in the United/mr, ang Mrs. W. Soetens, 100%] Christian Science Subject blow. off steam.and make fools| couples and a stag are claiming|greatest misunderstanding in States rather than Canada. = |noints; D. Brady and J. Brady,) A Bible Lesson on the sub- of themselves, it's all right with}, record for marathon dancing.|Canadian-American business re-| "The Canadian government/91 points; J. Wild and C. Keith, ject, "Doctrine of Atonement, us. There is absolutely no dis-/They did the twist for 62 hours|lations, the minister said. government would be justified|s6%4 poinnts. was read Sunday, in the Osh- crimination by our company in Canada." ORPHAN DIES MONTREAL (CP)--Mrs. Ruth Dressler, 30, the first Jewish war orphan to find a home in Canada after the Second World War, has died in Newark, N.J., it was learned here Sunday, Her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Alexan- der Frieblieb, were killed in German concentration camps. She was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hecht of Hamp- stead, a Montreal suburb. STOP COCK FIGHT TROIS-RIVIERES, Que. (CP) Police surprised 74 persons watching a cock fight in the basement of a private home Saturday night and took the whole group into custody. Fifty- seven live roosters and four dead ones were seized. CANADIAN KILLED INNSBRUC,K Austria (AP)-- Three persons, including a Ca- nadian, were killed Sunday when a single - engined plane slashed through a power line and crashed into a mountain- side south of here. Dead in- cluded passenger Michael Boyle, 55-year-old Canadian cit- izen, believed from Saskatche- wan. MARK UPRISING WARSAW (Reuters)--Visitors from all over the world, here to commemorate the 29th anmniver- sary of the Warsaw Ghetto up- rising, Sunday visited the site of the infamous Nazi extenmi- nation camp at Treblinka where 800,000 Jews were killed in 15 months. Their visit came as Po- lish radio and newspapers re- the discovery of the of thousands of other Nazi victims in two mass graves near Lodz, central Poland. MARKET PRICES and 30 minutes, bettering the mark of 60 hours and 12 min- utes set recently in Helsinki, Finland. Marietta's marathon contest, which ended Sunday, was declared a draw among the nine twisters still on their feet. OFFER TEA, SYMPATHY TOKYO (AP)--The tax ad- ministration has announced all tax offices will hold an open house three times a month at which taxpayers will be served tea and offered "sympathetic" advice on their tax problems. ROME CELEBRATES ROME (AP) -- The Eternal City celebrated its 2,716th birth- day with special cer i One cause of Canadian dis- content is that Canadian subsi- diaries of American companies are often operated only in the domestic market, he added. "If the Canadian subsidiary can compete with the parent corporation in world markets, then that subisidary should be allowed to do so." The same freehanded prin- ciple should apply to the pur- in taking special action with re- gard to tariffs and combines legislation to protect the domes- tic industries," Mr. Macaulay said. Too often subsidiary plants in Canada rely almost entirely on research and design done by wig parent American compan- es. "A relatively small expendi- ture on industrial research and awa Christian Science Church. design by American companies in their Canadian plants do a great deal to overcome Ameri-| 4,14; but 'that the world can resentment on this point." The minister also said that i capable Canadians are avail- able for bo A yet _ tions in si iary companies,| ,, - r " "rich port" in Spanish, was dis- ev port Berni pied est fs aan. covered by Christopher Colum- dian operation." The Golden Text was from John (3:17): "God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the {through Him might be saved." COLUMBUS FOUND IT Puerto Rico, which means bus in 1493. .. Sunday at the Campidoglio, Rome's city hall. Speeches com- memorated almost three mil- lenia since the legendary Romu- lus founded Rome on the River Tiber's swamplands in 753 B.C. 'PRISONERS MISTREATED' TOKYO (AP) -- Communist China charged today that 2,000 Chinese residents in India were herded into concentration camps and dozens died under "appalling conditions." A broad- cast quoting "'Chinese victims of Indian government persecution" said the Chinese were interned last fall during the Chinese- Indian border fighting. RICK NELSON MARRIES HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Actor- singer Rick Nelson, 22, was married Saturday to Kristin Harmon, 18, daughter of sports- caster and former Michigan football great Tom Harmon. More than 400 guests attended the wedding at St. Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church in Brentwood. WIN PATSY AWARDS sion's talking horse, Mister Ed, and Walt Disney's canine film star Big Red won Patsy awards as top animal performers of TORONTO (CP) -- Chuming ream and butter print prices were reported unchanged today. The egg market was steady with offerings adequate for a fair demand. Country dealers are quoted by the federal department of agri- culture on Canada grade eggs, delivered Toronto, in fibre cases: A large 40; A medium 38; A smail 34; B and C grades market. GOOD FOOD BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH Breektast, Lunch, 12-2 P.M. Hote! Lancaster 1962, The awards were pre- sented Saturday by the Ameri- can Humane Society. WILL END FIGHTING BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -- The premier of Saudi Arabia, Crown Prince Feisal, says his government has approved an agreement to end fighting in neighboring Yemen. He told a rally it calls for his country t HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Televi-| 23 Se REV. DEREK ALLEN, minister of St. Paul's Pres- byterian Church and Ernie Whiting, director of the young people's club of the church, both seated, are seen as they discuss plans with three of the four delegates who will attend the North American Reformed and Presbyterian Youth Assembly to be held at Purdue University, Lafayette, and Rusty Goheen. Absent when the picture was taken was Jack Gillespie. --Oshawa Times Photo Will Attend Conference The young people's society of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Oshawa, is one of two groups selected to attend the North American Reformed and Pres. byterian Youth Assembly to be held July 19 to 25 at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana. The Oshawa group will repre- sent the Presbytery of East Toronto which is the largest presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. The delegates who will attend are Jack Gillespie, Rusty Goheen and Gary Bradley. The alternate delegate is Eric Legge. Jack Gillespie, 15, a student at Dr, F. J. Donevan Collegiate Institue, is a member of the 17th Oshawa Boy Scout Troop. Rusty Goheen, 15, attends Dr. F. J. Donevan Collegiate Insti- tute and is a member of the 25th Oshawa Boy Scout Troop. Gary Bradley, 15, attends O'- Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute and is a member of call from the school caretaker that two boys were in the building. A small amount of money had been taken. J PICKERING (Staff) -- Two minors were charged with break, enter, they. were apprehended in the Ajax High School Sunday after- noon, and theft after Police said they received the TAPE RECORDERS WITH DINNERS A Chicago restaurant is offering tape recorders for business lunchers who want to prove they actually talk business when they deduct meals from their taxes. If you have been planning @ building project to add to your present home, Osh- awa's supermarket of values, Oshawa Times Clas- sified ads offers lists of many good items in con- struction materials and equipment at savings to you. Turn back and check now. Phone 728-4681 NU-WAY RUGCO. LTD. 174 MARY ST. FUEL OIL for automatic delivery by our metered trucks DX OIL CO. Phone 668-3341 NEW HOME SPECIALISTS HYWA Reel Estcte Ltd. TRADES ACCEPTED 728-6286 323 King St. W. 54 SIMCOE NORTH SPECIALS TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY ONLY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEAT PORK 19; LIVER 49. RINDLESS BACON FRESH PORK c Ib 39: lb 'ST B :$ SPARE RIBS BONELESS SHANK STEW BEEF LEAN MINCED the 13th Oshawa Boy Scout Troop. Eric Legge, 15, attends O'Neill Collegiate and Voca- tioal Institute. Rev. Derek Alien, minister of St. Paul's Church, will lead the yesweatr to the conference. ssnESS Indiana, in July. The dele- gates, from left at rear, are Eric Legge, Gary Bradley stop aiding royalist forces and for Egyptian troops, supporting the republicans, to withdraw. "KINDNESS BEYOND PRICE, YET WITHIN REACH OF ALL" GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 King W. 728-6226 vr 'p \ JOHN A. J. BOLAHOOD REAL ESTATE -- MORTGAGES 725-6544 SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS A sale of unclaimed bi- cycles and other articles will be held at Stirtevant's Auction Room, 33 Hall Street, Oshawa, on Thurs- day, May 2nd, 1963 at 7 o'clock p.m. HERBERT W. FLINTOFF, Chief Consta' Nagy Motors Opposite the Shopping Centre 728-5178 KING ST. W. MORTGAGES Ample Funds for Ist MORTGAGES 2nd MORTGAGES . 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