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-_s- ere eee eee ee ? ei . ad yo} . a : » > ey we 4% 22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, 'Wednesday, July 12, 1967 564 Polish Sailor KING ToStay Here | '*"® OSHAWA HALIFAX (CP) -- A Polish sailor, who says he wants to stay in Canada so he "can start living", has been granted a one- Open Wed., Thurs., year permit to remain here. Stanislaw Lubaszko, 23, left & Fri. TH 9:30 4 the Polish ship Jupiter in St. . John's, Nfld., March 15 and be-| S#t- Till 6 p.m J ¥ gan hitch-hiking 300 miles to Grand Falls in the centre of the province. He was picked up by! the RCMP and brought to Halls) fax where an immigration in-! quiry ended in a deportation or- der. His case was later brought to the attention of Immigration Minister Jean Marchand. Mr. Lubaszko's lawyer, Walter Goodfellow of Halifax, received) a letter from the immigration) department Monday confirming} the granting of the one-year per- mit. It will have to be renewed' yearly unless he is eventually granted Canadian citizenship. Mr. Lubaszko had made two previous unsuccessful attempts) to escape from Poland, one by| going through Czechoslovakia} and another time through) Greece. If he had to return to Poland, he said he would have| to face five years imprisonmerft and "possibly liquidation." Researcher Denied Files TORONTO (CP) -- Board of| education files on Toronto| school children have been! closed to a researcher who says he has access to them in some * other Ontario communities. of educational administration at PURE WHITE GRANULATED the Ontario Institute for Stud-| jes in Education, is study- ing how immigrant children form political attitudes. Dr. Ernest Ingram, head_of OISE field services, says Ham-| ilton, St. Catharines, and vod Toronto boroughs of Scarbor-| ough, North York and Etobi- coke have promised co-opera- tion. . : Toronto board of education comeory ' : A SEPERATE LITA ee ee Se ee eee eee | turned down the request for ex-| amination of files on grounds | POWER FRESH SLICED POWER PERFECT GRAIN FED RED OR BLUE BRAND BEEF STEAKS: ROUND LB. BAG @ White 24 oz, © Whole Wheat peg ® Cracked Wheat said the OISE's motives might} knowledge of the parents sue questionnaires to Grades 2,/ be good but "when you start think we are treading on hi 4, 6 and 8 in schools with many| @ummze of privacy and precedent,| letting out the private evalua- ice." immigrant children, His "°c Board member Kenneth Carson| tion of the children without the Prof. Haller, 34, wants to !s-| Political ctizensrip, which he MASON'S ASSORTED SOFT 2M et in SENET POITS ae | says may be particularly im-| 04 portant for children of non-Ca-| nadian origins. : Sd 4a % i 10 ss McGill Grads | 'Tine Tin Leave Canada ad MONTREAL (CP) -- About one of every two students who graduate from McGill Univer-| sity with doctorates leave Can-} sity with doctorates leave Can-/ CANADA 1st GRADE CREAMERY where, Dean Stanley B. Frost McGill said today. "We rejoice in the Common- wealth scholar returning to his! homeland, but we can neither afford nor can we admire those, who having received a first: 1 Ib. class education at Canadian ex- Pkg. , pense, immediately run off to the highe r salaries of the States," he said. te Sat : -- Dean Frost's statements were contained in a report outlini ing the operation of McGill Univer-|MAXWELL HOUSE -- AZZ PURPOSE GRIND sity in the 1965-66 academic! year. Of the 68 students graduating | with doctorates in the spring of| 1966, 37 replied to a question- ' hs aire sent them by Dean Frost. Ten said they planned to stay in Quebec, nine would stay else- where in Canada, 15 were to go : to the United States and three si eet ee | to other countries. ee "The majority were going 10 earn between $8,000 and $10,000) per annum, but of the 15 going/POWER LIQUID SAVE 8c [ CARNATION GOLD RIBBON CAT OR SAVE Se to the United States, no less 64 than six were. going to earn BLEACH Bi 3]¢ over $12 000 a year... a "Twenty-four gr raduates we going to university or hospital REGATTA STANDARD SAVE 2c _ GERBER OR HEINZ STRAINED STOKELY FANCY genres ceva vereccine DECCERT PEARS 2':: 33¢ BABY FOODS 4% 46¢ PEAS 2 4 37 ¢ | | MARTINS KOUNTY KIST SAVE 3c ; OLD SOUTH FROZEN FLORIDA SAVE 33¢ | reaiwrece coin ce APPLE JUICE "~ 27e WAX BEANS 'te Tle ORANGE JUICE 4 'Sz 65¢ industry." The university's annua cent to $24,200,000 from $13,400,- 000. ; | AYLMER FANCY CUT BLUE LAKE SAVE 4¢ | V!VA ALL PURPOSE To Repave GREEN BEANS 2%: 3i¢ FLOUR xe B5¢ SALMON = is 58c PARAMOUNT FANCY RED--SOCKEYE | REGENCY FROZEN WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--A re- paving program for a 26-mile stretch of the Macdonald-Car- | ee Bass sie : i tier Freeway between here and Tilbury was announced Mon- ONTARIO GROWN NO. 1 GRADE NEW CROP CALIFORNIA day. NEW CROP SALMON-FRESH NO. 1 GRADE ate nenl LARGE SIZE 45 for $424,532, the lowest of three STALKS yrevVu wy eCT TV eC Vere ee ewe www NYLONS 2 EVAPORATED MILK 2°33. DOG FOOD 10:5. 1.00 ¢ POWER POWDERED NABOB ALL FLAVOURS 5-MINUTE SAVE 3¢ Freeway = LEMONADE = ":_--«9¢ DETERGENT * 99¢/PUDDINGS se WO tenders. A spokesman for the com-| 7% pany, Earl Jones and Sons Ltd.. NEW CROP perp PLUMP SWEET RIPE' said the project is expected tc RED-CUTTING take about 10 weeks. ie i San ROSA PLUMS we ATE RACCOONS LEARN FAST G Raccoons, invading suburb 2 G 25 The repaving job will take the| ~ creases out of the first stretch|!. ' of Highway 401, started in Au-| CELERY j gust, 1956. P i An Amherstburg, Ont. firm|~ has been awarded the contract LARGE ee at a record pace, have beer known to sleep in mail boxe end hitch rides in cars. f ry hg Ott an 500 ROSSLAND RD. W. OSHAWA Open Wed., Thurs., & Fri, Till 9:30 Sot. Till 6 p.m. \ lb. 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