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th We WE ~~ ---- ibe done in one classroom, it could {be done from one coast of Canada dents wrote deserved to be put into a book, to encourage more h and better writing. | | | |Kingswod House, Canadian MANY RUSSIAN WOMEN ACTIVE IN AVIATION at Tushino airport near Moscow | aerobatics. The Soviet govern- | deal of 2 to women want- after showing off their skill in { ment has always given a great | ing to fl Russian women pilots are seen | Encourages Young Writers Canadian Press Staff Writer TORONTO (CP)--Last year a teacher at Pickering College in Newmarket near here began writ- ing to provincial school authorities and pestering publishers for sup- port of an Idea. Anthony Frisch, first of all, had encouraged his 13- to-18-year-od students to write, to put down on paper what they saw, felt, be- lieved. He says: 'They wrote much that year, and some of it was not bad at all. , Some of it was very good indeed." J The Idea was that if this could to the other. And that the best of what Canadian high schocl z*u- The result is First Flowering, ledited by Mr. Frisch assisted by {John Harasti, and published by Yrasch of the British Book Ser- VOICES OF YOUTH It is probable that even Mr. Frisch is surprised by this 210- page book of verse and prose written by 128 boys and girls from Newfoundland tq British Columbia. | For it is something more than an anthology. It is voices, speak- ing and singing. The -voices of boys and girls touched by some- thing -- an urge that makes it than turn the dial and follow the crowd. ward and the singing a bit off- pitch. But the total effect is one of great clarity, and--oddly, this century ful objective confidence. There is little here of clever bitterness. This work is young. It is also Canadian but properly, without being consciously so. The Cana- dianism is in themes and subjects rather than intent. Only in this country could you get the sen- tences: "The Sundance is held about three miles east of Stand- off," or "The wheatfields flowing with the color of the golden boy." SENSE OF WONDER The young thought of Canada is ere, from many a milieu and many a racial stock. Look at the contributors: Diame C an, Shirley Eaglespeaker, Ryan Gillis, David Krygsveld, Duncan Mec- Laren, Janet Morris, Remi Plourde, Mich Toyata, Rdvan Wenzel, Peter Yurikiw, . And there is nothing "stereo- typed, no following of set pat- terns. The jonse of wonder grows in many soils. It is in these lines of David Stein's: Our roots 'are deep in an old man, His shirt stained, his face un- shaven, As he endlessly repeats his prayers, And endlessly believes in them. necessary for them to do more Re Sweepstake Winners CALGARY (CP) Passing Calgary Providing Unique Service | For Newcomers To Canada ing" friendshifs have developed |around the cooking stove. 5 And these from Phyllis Par- al The speaking is sometimes awk-| being what it is--a Toone] Pickering College Teacher "(Cloudburst Hits Oregon PRINEVILLE, Ore. (AP) -- A cloudburst Friday night sent a roaring wall of water How the| sagebrus| lined Key: reek Canyon and through oy little: central Oregon town of Mitchell. Roads were cut and no one could get into the town. State po- lice said apparently no one was killed although at least 20 build- ings were reported smashed. Reports from the isolated town indicated the 400 townspeople-- wary after four previous in the town's history--had spotted the cloudburst the Ochoco Mountains to the south and fled up from the canyon bottom be- fore the torrent struck. The water that spille down from| the pine-covered mountains . sent the creek 40 to 50 feet higher ahn normal, coptral Ore on 1esidents report d get only within five ns p+ Mitchell. cross, but it must have heen at least 40 feet higher eariler be- cause there were logs, and tables and chairs and timbers piled up that far above the creek," said Mrs. Elsie Miksche, an Associ ated Press correspondent who drove there from Prineville. TAXI PROTECTION WIESBADEN, West . Germany, (Reuters)--All West German taxis are to be equipped with tear-gas equipment and sirens to be set off in case of an attack on the driver. FUEL PLANT m: In the soft silence of the dawn, the sea | Comes rolling 'round the corner of the world. The first plant to produce avia- ton fuels in Australia on a large {scale has been opened at Altona, {near Melbourne. "The creek still was too high to| TAIL LIGHTS FOR HORSES WELLINGTON, NZ. (Reuters) Horses with pieces of tape 'on ther falls wil shortly © on New Zealand roads night if a recommendation by Clubs' Association adopted. Boucher Death Sentence Deferred For 13th Time QUEBEC (CP -- Ovila Boucher, at 38, Friday received the ' ALUMINUM BUILDING i : num {here in order to save bricks > i ithe country's drastie hou postponemen was from shortage. bricks iy As , 14, |homes will be saved. MASSACRE JAMES STEWART CANYON ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S | STARTING MONDAY CONDITIONED § Find Life Still Imperfect A a TORONTO (CP) --Too much|free windfall equivalent to 45 getting Pei one said, "Will Station or Add for a few minutes Harris, and her husband live in + money--like too little--can be a years of the average man's sal- this pestering ever let up?" at the airport a delegation from the centre and she is always on . problem, several Ontario winners ary. They are doing their best to for- the C~lgary Canadian Citizenship hand for advice and information. | + of the $140,000 top prize in the] Two families, Murray' Ruta of | get they have $140,000 in the bank, | Council. | The immigrants can stay at the| t Irish Sweepstakes have been dis-| Niagara Falls and Maj. E. F. and are finding it difficult. Afterwards, the federal minister home for a week at a nominal covering. |Hersey of Barrie continued théir| This year's big winners are still| 5qmitted he dad been prepared to charge. In that time they have a| Some make a splash and some normal routine, invested and now getting used to the newly-rich py.pass any request they might! chance to look for a job and al save their winnings, but for all/call on considerably more than|feeling. make. But so eloquent was their permanent residence. of them life is different from the their $140,000. Pesterers? 'Ignore, John Moler of Weston has a plan plea for financial assistance in es- The centre: hel x PRY i * moment a winning horse has/them,"" Maj. Hersey said. which includes a summer holiday tablishing a centre for immigrants Yo +s Par hd ii eed mpl . made their ticket an entry to| Mrs. Aida Micheline of Welland fer the family in Europe. He hds |; gran es together ormerly | + wealth. has taken the chance to realize not retreated behind the "unlisted * At first it seems too good to be some of her wildest dreams. She 'phone' defence. true, then it seems too much to bought a home and a car for each| "Beggars don't bother me," he * be good, judging from reactions of her four children and financed said. "I know what I'm going to of various winners, Fair-weather a four-month Canadian holiday for|do with the money." «friends move in and in many her 89-year-old mother in Italy. | Mrs. Micheline probably sums * cases the money-winners move out 'I would need another winning up the [feelings of most when she "to hide behind an unlisted tele- ticket to satisfy all my relatives says: 'You just exchange a lot ' phone number. back home," she said. of small troubles for a batch of Each of the "lucky ones" has/ Other families would rather let big ones. But it's worth it--I "his own way of reacting to a tax- the whole thing drop. "We're still guess." 'planting areas that a new disease as an arena for gladiatorial com. P t Se ealled Phythopthara is spreading. bats and fights between wild ani- ain S enes {about the railway station until the JIt is said to be seriously affect- mals, have been unearthed at Of Fi h | 15 er en Travellers' Aid came to their res- ing rubber production. Enge, near here. ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--A self- cue, to get in touch with ethnic R A D 1 O L O G taught Portuguese artist is paint-| groups or organizations or private | individuals and find out if they [thee Fbing his Sountrymen and could look after the family for the| MONDAY EVENING WBEN-Bing Crosby trough Calgary last year Immi- nist ALL OF HIS LIFE. ..SHE HAD BEEN "THE UTHER « WOMAN" but row proposed reception centre. /to the YWCA hostel or private was if even Now more than 200 immigrants homes. | of 21 nationalities have passed [ate for through the centre, the only one of its kind in Canada, and it has CURE SST REE PORT | proved so effective that the min- , est Germany, (Reuters)--Cuxhaven on the Elbe] ister said recently that any other be | city wanting to establish a sim- i Joe, lhe frst {32 centre can count on similar cost about $7,000 in feés to pest control teams to get rid of LONG-FELT NEED rats. 5 Bf oe The need for such a centre -- had been apparent for some time before it was opened May 1, 1955. Newcomers, many without money {and most with only a sketchy | knowledge of the English language would arrive, wander aimlessly You're always welcome at NIAGARA At Niagara we have the money you need in the amount you want. You smay borrow up to $1500 or more and take up to 24 months to repay . . . with poyments arranged on a monthly date selected by you. Loans up to $1500 are life-insured at no extra cost to you--and on many amounts rates al - PLANTERS WORRIED bs ANCIENT ARENA COLOMBO, Ceylon (AP)--Rub-| BERN, Switzerland Reuters) ber planting circles are alarmed The walls of an oval-shaped Ri tat reports from major Ceylon man amphitheatre, probably used Don't Forget To NOTIFY YOUR CARRIER DEALER Niagara are lower than elsewhere. Convenient ways for you to borrow will be discussed privately so, if you need money promptly--come in anytime "Hore are just @ fow of ovr many loan plans" MONTHLY PAYMENTS 15 20 $ 23.38 800 74.90 61.55 48.05 $41.40 1500* 139.80 | 114.50 88.85 75.90 *One of many of our convenient even-dollor payment plant J.T. :7.) (Heo .¥, 1 BRANCHES FROM COAST-TO-COAST Grand Banks south of Newfound- (might, at least. | land. seven-room house was taken, on and furnished, It can accom- a ose, Randerio, 2 ' Hannes, | modate 22 persons, although there, watching the fishermen at their, are Seldom more than 14 or 15 work and sketching them. Later|iD the house at one time. 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