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1953
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JANE
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ill
Mi.
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A.
T.
Whitakcr,
Brantford
Expositor;
Claude
Tice,
Belleville
Ontario
Intelligencer,
and
Tom
Dolan,
Stratford
Beacon-Herald.
A
sixth
correspondent,
A.
H.
Lowe,
Kitchener
Waterloo-Record,
was
unable
to
attend
the
meeting.
The
presentations
were
made
at
a
dinner
following
the
meeting
at
which
39
Ontario
newspaper
men
representing
23
Ontario
,
dailies
discussed
CP
news
and
picture
service.
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ENUS
TODAY
7:
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9:
p.m.
FIVE
VETKRAN
ONTARIO
NEWSPAPER
MEN
are
honored
at
the
annual
Ontario
regional
meeting
In
Sudbury,
of
The
Canadian
Press.
A
silver
bowl
was
presented
to
each
in
recognition
of
25
years
or
more
continuous
service
as
correspondent
for
the
national
news
co-operative.
Presentations
were
made
by
H.
H.
Gordon
of
Toronto,
CP
Newsfeatures
editor
who
has
been
with
CP
sirce
it
began,
in
1917.
Left
to
right:
J.
M.
Cowan,
Niagara
Falls
Review,
1917;
Earl
Werstine,
Gait
Reporter,
1917;
.
'SMALL
TOWN
GIRL"
it
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:
"7
For
safe
fun
at
tllc
shore
The
newest
tmng
in
sana
pans
THE
SPORT
SHOP
Carter
Retains
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Title
j
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NcW
YORK
(CP)
Jimmy
Carter,
with
a
stolid
face
and
a
cut
j
right
eye,
crumpled
toe-dancing
George
Araujo
with
his
solid
s
body
punching
last
night
to
hold
3
Canadian
Writers
Win
Awards
For
Outstanding
Literary
Work
LONDON.
Ont.
P
Winners
of
Judges
in
the
poetry
section
'
career
In
advertising,
"
writing
three
awards
for
outstanding
'ruled
that
no
poem
of
sufficient!
fiction
in
his
spare
time.
He
and
V;
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C'W,
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Times:
I
Cowboy
Country-
....
TM
.
J:3,
fJ,
"Here
Comes
the
Marintt"
1:31
mi,
his
world
lightweight
champion
contributions
to
Canadian
liter
ship
by
a
technical
knockout
merit
was
submitted
to
justify
his
family
moved
to
California
in
ature
"The
President's
Medals
an
award
for
1952.
1946,
but
returned
to
Toronto
University
of
Western
Ontario'
This
is
the
first
year
that
a
were
announced
last
night
by
.medal
has
been
given
for
a
schol-
victory
in
2:16
of
the
13th
round
al
Madison
Square
Garden.
,
,-Referee
Al
Bcrl
signalled
an
end
to
the
contest
as
the
,
22
year-old
challenger
from
Providence,
R.I.,
sank
to
the
floor
under
a
thumping
right
that
doubled
him
up.
'
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,
S
1
the
next
year
where
he
re-entered
the
advertising
field.
Four
years
ago
he
decided
to
devote
all
his
time
to
writing
and
since
then
has
gold
about
125
articles
to
a
dozen
different
magazines.
He
lives
with
his
wife
and
two
daughters
at
Otnemee.
Dr.
Frank
Stlling,
chairman
oflarly
article,
the
award
going
to
the
governor-general's
awards
j
Dr.
Ward.
Dr.
G.
E.
Hall,
presi-board
which
administers
the
j
dent
of
Western,
said
the
need
medals.
,
Ifor
the
new
medal
was
evident
The
lat2
winners
are:
'
from
the
large
number
of
aca-W.
O.
Mitchell
of
High
River,
demic
pieces
submitted
in
1951,
Alta..
for
the
short
story
"The11116
initial
year
of
the
President'
Dr.
Ward
is
associate
professor
Princess
and
the
Wild
Ones:"
.Medals
awards.
The
medals
Willi
0
political
science
at
the
Uni-
THE
BEST
DEAL
IN
TOWN
(tsit
tn
ii
tun
inning.
Robert
Thomas
Allen
of
Omc-
be
presented
June
23
at
a
special
iversity
of
Saskatchewan.
A
native
mec,
Ont.,
for
a
general
article,
dinner
at
the
University
of
i0f
Hamilton,
Ont.,
he
Is
a
gradu-Tm
Loking
for
the
Man
We
Toronto.
ate
of
McMaster
University
and
Celebrate,"
and
Dr.
Norman
William
Mitchell
s
prize-win-
the
University
of
Toronto.
He
Ward
of
Saskatoon,
for
a
schol-jning
short
story
appeared
in
has
taught
at
Varsity,
Queen's
arly
article,
"The
Formative
!
Maclean's
Magazine.
He
is
a
University
and
the
University
of
Years
of
the
Canadian
House
of
native
of
Weyburn,
Sask.,
and
British
Columbia.
More
recently
Commons."
'was
a
writer,
magazine
editor,
he
worked
with
the
Dominion
A
second
iuritrintr
Danel
was
i
school
principal,
lifeguard,
sales-
bureau
at
statistics
and
the
Ptayin,
TOTEM
Monday
to
Wednesday
a
i
m..i
ptKjem
Thnu
8
.
national
film
board.
His
prize-winning
article,
one
of
many
such
academic
essays,
appeared
in
the
Canadian
Jour
required
before
a
decision
wasiman-
aavcrusing
executive
ano
niaric'
in
the
general
article
j
even
a
deckhand
on
a
Greek
award.
Mr.
Allen's
article
won
1
fighter
before
settling
at
High
over
that
of
Dr.
A..
R.
M.
Lower
River..
,
.
.
.
,
of
Queen's
University,
Kingston,'.
He
is
best
known
for
his
Jake
Ont.
Dr.
Lower's
article,
"No
f.nd
the
Kid
stories
which
first
Class
in
Canada'!
appeared
in
appeared
in
Maclean's
in
1945.
nal
of
Economics
and
Political
Science.
rowiiedwitli
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auth-
j
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Thornts
B.
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Dr.
N.
H
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,
University
of
I
Western
Ontario,
and
Gordon
Green,
fiction
editor1
of
the
lltjl
Eortt
Custom
Sedan,
Kis
first
novel.
"Who
Has
Seen
the
Wind,"
was
published
in
1947.
HELL-KNOWN
WRITER
Robert
Allen's
contribution
was
published
In
the
Canadian
Home
Journal.
The
52-year-old
mams
very
good
randilion.
I!l,i0
Eordor
Sedan,
2-lnntv
1
19j0
Meteor
Sedan
2-lnne.
s
m
.Family
Herald
and
Weekly
Star
'
native
of
Toronto
began
his
Montreal.
I
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The
general
article
conlribu-
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And
though
life
is
nof
all
"beer
and
ikitlles",
yet
the
!
sun
on
occasion
can
shine.
Good
friends,
good-will,
good
beer
go
hand
in
hand
to
make
your
happy
occasions
more
memorable.
Your
beef
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service?
tion.i
were
judged
by
Mrs.
lsobcl
Dingman
of
the
University
of
Western
Ontario,
W.
R.
Bird,
chairman
of
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historic
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advisory
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Barton
MacLane,
when
he
The
scholarly
article
award
stepped
into
his
role
in
"Cow
'was
made
by
Dr.
K.
A.
Allen,
Country,"
the
sweeping
Texas
vice-president
of
the
Ui.
iversity
plains
drama
opening
Monday
of
Western
Ontario;
Dr.
Desmond
at
the
Totem
Theatre,
began
his
'
Pace
y
of
the
University
of
N"w
2Mh
year
as
a
motion
picture
Brunswick
and
Dr.
J.
F.
Lcddy
UTMMt
swmuy
Lucky
Lager
has
been
judged
Canada's
Finest
Beer
and
has
been
awarded
the
"Star
of
Excellence"
symbol
of
that
faKLHl
)l-lltlHHi,
ISElli'i
5
hrs.
23
min.
from
TERRACE
to
of
the
University
of
Saskatche
actor,
with
a
record
of
leading
V
:
EDMONTON
wan.
Paul
Kuhring.
president
of
the
Canadian
Authors'
Association,
and
starring
parts
in
more
than
60
films.
In
"Cow
Country,"
In
which
honour
in
1951,
'52
and
'53.
$57.70
Rdmond
O'Rrien
stars
with
Helen
Franklin
Davcy
McDowell,
for-Wcsti-ott
in
the
feminine
lead,
mcr
chairman
of
the
governor-Macane
jwrtrays
a
bank
prcsi-
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general's
awards
board
and
J.
dent
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a
small
town
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