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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, July 37, 1959 Korean Romance Produces Haven 5 ONTARIO MOTOR By ALAN HIRSCH |istetn at the Ottawa General Hos- %X 2 Canadian Press Staff Writer "mm Bo You ". ) S Al ES' he students are put in ic! MONTREAL (CP)---A romance M that blossomed out of oe Korean With, the Wilson tutes Mar DOLLLR war has led to the establishment |. oi," department in Seoul, of a peaceful haven here for | and through Father Kim, a reli- | Koreans studying in Canada | gious adviser in Ottawa. The haven was established by | : Mr. Wilson went to Korea with Dave Wilson, a former Canadian | wy, {the Canadian army for 14 months net . gd i. Martie a Korean p;, was returned to Canada with ' Sarr ' . Ina ai modestly furnished jaundice and discharged in 1952. 2s ; ) 1 apartment on A north. After a year in Canada, he re- ' ; ills : y mpa turned to Korea as a civilian. od Cha gneur street, Mr. That year he married Mary, a Wilson and his wife Mary have university graduate who speaks | made one room available rent Korean, Chinese, English and | free to any Korean student, They . ' LA 7 7, pr have issued an open | nvitation to Japanese | 1 , . i ny / the students to drop in any time KNOWS SOME KOREAN | . od A ' . to watch television or just to chat.| Mr. Wilson understands some | 2 ' / ; 7' a / i LINK WITH ORIENT Korean and knows one Japanese | " Ly y vr in ® word -- "bakayara'" -- which is gi Woon' ver ot the 5 pays "wy of" cation ean campaign, said In an inter.| Someone stupid, view that he took the step for| Their daughter, a comely four- two reasons: year-old with rosy cheeks, re | ski of . 1. To give his wife and him- |sembles her mother. Lorna + 1g] self a link with the Orient--a land speaks only English, they still love; | "Whenever we try to teach her | 2. To provide a home away a few words of Korean, she] 4 from home for Koreans, a people laughs and says that it sounds | y y $ for whom both he and his wife crazy," sald Mr. Wilson, i i oing tron have a special fondness, Even when the students visit | yy ! . There now are six or seven the house they speak English, so i / / Korean students in Ontario and|[orna has no chance to pick it| } Quebec who make occasional orl,n from them. She can sing In| regular use of the haven, This japanese, but she doesn't under-| ' a. pi summer two students -- Jimmy |giand the words. ; \ vw Kim and Bob Lee--are staying ar, Wilson, now employed by | x 4 4 | ry I] 7 with Ye Wilms. IK | Trans-Canada Air Lines, knows J . 54 56 56 r. Wilson has several Korean| wha it's like to be far away i ] friends he would lke to bring to ives home. He even got a job ; USE OUR . Canada, but first he wants tol (or Job Kim. | ) SpOngor Mary's nephew who is to rd like to po! a larger house ir A CONVENIENT wh with three or four bedrooms so a | H , ' low more students would have a | 5 GMAC PLAN FOR h > Circus Couple [pie sav. te wa tcl) | | & TATION W Hook § KF THE EASIEST STATION WAGON HARDTOP 4DR. H'TOP | | "CLASSIC" i ] : Built Museum | $B TERMS POSSIBLE Radio. : & 3-83 SNe SES MINDEN, Ont. (CP)--Bob fo Prospects For SPECIAL : Loaded 98 Sedan. New condition. Honey Ray have brought an un usual handicraft centre to this Haliburton resort area Geneva Dark , \ The Rays travelled all over the| L . world, doing circus acts and] WASHINGTON (AP) -- The working at handicrafts, before West has made some significant | ¥ | ae they decided to settle down here|concessions to the Soviets in the| 1 ) : and establish the Minden Mu-|Geneva talks on halting atomic | W seum tests, but the Russians have A We suggest that you The core of the museum is a| made even more concessions to] diorama--a combination of paint-|the West. : shop around compare ings and scenes in which, by| This is the conclusion of Wash- other dealers' prices. changes in the color and direc-| ington authorities in rev iewing | A 3 . sm tion of light thrown on and the nine-month - old conference : We feel sure you will : ; TA through them, effects of natural and attempting to determine \ 8 find that the best pos- ; dh) ' " : processes such as sunsets and what lies ahead 4 . 7 running water are produced. | ~ Although prospects seem less | sible deals are on our % The scenes range from the|than bright, the negotiations still | : lot. : 1 dinosaur age to the days of the | could lead to a breakthrough of super jet. 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