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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wed nesday, Januory 25, 1967 Across a street from the Finnish parliament _ build- ings in Helsinki, a monu- men to Carl-Gustav Man- nerheim commemorates the brilliant soldier who in 1918 defeated the Bolsheviks in Finland to establish his country as a democracy. He came out of retirement in 1939-40 to conduct such a brilliant campaign against Granddaddy Silver Dollars the Russian invasion of his country that a peace was arranged largely favorable to tiny Finland. (CP Photo) On Display At Expo 67 MONTREAL (CP) -- The granddaddy of all silver dollars --a 447-year-old 'Bohemian coin known as a joachimsthaler-- will be on display in the Czecho- slovakian pavilion at Expo 67 as part of a display of old currency. Today's silver dollar is a de- scendant of the coins first produced in 1520 by a Bohemian known as a joachimsthaler-- the coin of St. Joachim's thal (valley). The coin soon became popular and the Hapsburgs, who ruled the region at the time, recog- nized a good thing and revoked the baron's licence so they could take over the job them- selves. The Bohemian thalers set the silver coins were hall-marked with the word "yefimok" (Joachim) te indicate they were genuine. PIECES OF EIGHT Hapsburg monarchs also ruled Spain in the 1700s and when the silver mines of the Spanish colonies in Mexico and Peru began to enrich their own- 'Suspected Cheater Proves To Be Bright His teachers suspected the In-jcome from nearby reserves,|tario vocational centres. i - ort ju ts. pork boy was cheating on ex others from northern outposts CONVERT SCHOOL class and rarely participated world have been limited. in question-and-answer periods, but he always marks. with him and found the answerj|started aroun d 1953, when|schools. --the boy was self - conscious fewer than 20 Indian children and too shy to speak up, but bright. With encouragement, public schools. his reserve thawed. His story is typical of morejenrolled in five secondary|from remote areas in Northern e004 'King. Stree ty than 400 Indian children in|schools. More than 20 gradu-|Ontario. 725-0444 Ralph Derby, the Sault's di- Sault Ste. Marie's public andjated and went on to universi- ee a es - + Indian children are rector of education, says thejlike Toronto, others return tojin offices, "essen-| Small northern centres to work] schools. | oe Ce ee hospitals an¢ --_------------ tially bright youngsters. They) appear to excel in art and ath-| letics, although their marks generally are high." Ray Bean, superintendent of | education for the Indian affairs ; branch, estimates the average' SAULT STE. MARIE (CP)--|separate school systems. Manyjties, teachers' colleges or On-|for Indian students graduating from the city's schools is as| good as or better than the over- | hid enciy o been so suc-|all average for the Sault. | coastal that the Shinwask reel: Indian graduates have little) The federal government|dential school for Indians here, i built in 1876, has become a resi- |trouble finding jobs, Mr. Bean, scored high) pays tuition fees and a share of for some 90 chil-|says. Many go south to centres, lthe schools' capital cost in an|dence onl, program. thatidren atte: ing city el tary LEWIS OPTICAL In both cases, their previous He showed little aptitude in|contacts with the white man's A' teacher spent some time integration Most of the children living in attended the city's secondary|the residence, operated by the Anglican Church for the In- Last year, 163 Indians werejdian affairs department, come WEEK OF PRAYER UNION SERVICE CENTRE ST. UNITED CHURCH REV. G. MINIELLY D.D. SPONSORED BY Oshawa Ministerial Association ALL ARE INVITED TWE Re By JOH of TI Twenty-fi night whet ed to met hands of ¢ They w veterans assembled fic semina trate's cou Ambition the mont the Oshavw -- but a court orde All left | with a fre While so the court donations classroom echoing a duce _ traf dents, inju THREE P Constabl Ontari Whitby, Mayne, 0} home thre They ar sive drive other fell know the road and your car | One par' room. with the numb came pref In an i erick J. St., said | toss out a wanted to e v A Ne baron who wangled a royal/pattern for currencies in other charter to mint them after find-|countries. In The Netherlands| Ts, the metal was minted into ing rich deposits of silver in the|the big silver coins were called|thaler-type coins worth eight --_. backyard of his castle in the|rijksdaalder or simply daalder,| reales. 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