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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 31, 1960 Immigrants Now Welcome MONTREAL (CP)--An Ontario education official said Wednes- day that French-speaking Cana- dians had a negative reaction to immigrants for a long time but this attitude is slowly dying out. Stephen Davidovich, assistant director of the community pro grams branch of the Ontario education department, spoke at a seminar sponsored by the Moat- real 'Citizenship Council. Mr. Davidovich said Canadians should welcome the different cul- tural traits of immigrants and should help preserve them be- a a a i JL Mth ao he EAE Lip a i oo yond the life of the first-genera- tion immigrants, Hes for lL Rig ney ¢ Husband Held Roger Duhamel, vice-chairman of the Board of Broadcast Gov- ernors, said newspapers today are "a millionaire's adventure" and the number of daily news- papers is dropping while their total circulation increases The concentration of ownership holds dangers, he said, because SHERBROOKE, Que. (CP) -- GONE FOREVER Mrs, a Mariel, 43, whose Joiy was fou an apartment - NANAIMO, B.C. (CP) -- A 20- nesday, apparently died from two foot sign that brought back mem-| 29.calibre gunshot wounds in the ories disappeared with the dem-|back of the head, police said. olition of the old Crescent Hotel| Police are holding her hus- here. It said: "Beer by the glass, band, Armand Martel, a garage five cents. mechanic, as a material witness, o i a el a an ea RRR Brea Ke i ---- a re -------- KELVINATOR APPLIANCES TIMES OPEN HOUSE ATTRACTS CHILDREN AND ADULTS Open House at The Oshawa , Here a group of visitors is , ing machine, where cylindrical | Times proved to be an attrac- | caught by the camera in he plates receive final touches be- tion for youngsters as well as | stereotype department, locat adults Wednesday night, as | in the press room. A member of fore mounted on the rotary more than 700 persons paid a | The Times pressroom staff ex- | Presses. visit to The Times Building. | plains operation of a plate rout- --Oshawa Times Photo AT BLACKSTOCK Thieves Rifle School Desks BLACKSTOCK -- Police havebut the thieves got nothing, and questioned three suspects in con-|again scattered papers and other neciion with break-ins at the articles around the rooms. FOR EXPERIENCED blic school and the high school| ¢ Franc de f De thos. Tupaqey alti. Ne amp "table Francis Drsden of] PURCHASING rests have been made, how- owmanville detachment OPP is| in charge of the investigation. Ac-| MANAGER FITTINGS LIMITED APPOINTMENT FIRST IN US. The first commercial television || program in the United States was|' broadcast from New York's ii pire State Building in 1941. | i > hs. x -- rs UR Model KRRM30Z Sturdy steel construction with fiberglass insulation. Here are just a few of the features: MAJOR OPPORTUNITY Deluxe features include . . . 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