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oy 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tossdey, Moreh Bi, 198 Hw) ad SPRING MUST REALLY BE SPRUNG Visitors to the Nisgara | Parks commission Ereen houses in WNiagara Falls, Ont, get & preview of spring. The | wide assortment of fowers hiooming under Blass will soon WMS Auxiliary Holds Meeting BROOKLIN -- The Fvening Aixilisry of WMS of Brooklin United Church held its March meeting on Monday evening in the Christian Education Hall with & good attendance, in spite| Mrs. Mabel Higgs, Kinsale and Mrs, Vietor Parkin spent Tuesday afternoon as guests of Mrs. Annie Hadley at Almonds | Sorry to report Mr. imnde | Beaton admitted to re When The [ands pie somes | definite: boundaries of fhe Fes Aential, commercial and indus Iriel areas wowid be defined nd he e FRlAPRYErs aid We doen 14 protest any 1h Associated Press [Big Plans wth Shape a 2ocosd Ot Eh inSiseetvile Gnring the year STREETSVILLE (CF) ~The Farm Machine prope tions armel and Adi fA ad bse sii sib fm Fs wand including 4 som i services ne Une eleriiom networks he added. firms of 999 acres « ws Price Probed Members of Osha Kiwanis. Such ni Ay gp od gp dims y Ad ph aulis. & JakEs. Uesioiet SERA. Sit COMIY OPIANA CF) ~h seeing Jecame (harsh _4¢:lyarher, ps of The Associated Press serviee iq est of TV ny ¥ snvestigation A on factors borg ise Bu and AEH: Sariet, in Wis soush Teportivoncs wit he cotraener oie Most. deameth piece Of Fiat. contribs to the cont ofimodetions provided for rods es of fhe Pla y [huiiding ever attempted on # orm machinery and ud imple awi's sepior cHIzEns, When io members aludd many CHmtries 48 digeoted directed basis, Metre TOI, emis wes romscd onde pilin Bi indryrnbent. erative, said AP has scored imc the increase of the United Na Planning C Marray ioe ¢. pnb sing Rid li fyi lS. erin tnd ot ' Aged Home "Facilities Explained AWE TR RIMET portant. news MsTiwiion ERs tions 16 99 members posed rok erview in Germany, France and ATgen-lems of EOoverage in new areas, ones shid In on oo mities gry ne To. 190, which, more an lore lo vesch he gre Commitiee members -- @ DS eng. Wore Whats 34 \(armers --~ agreed, (0 study theled 4 \orge group of Wioamons bons AiSnAIng & Dill mest {fll range of conts from the timelon & (ovr (hiowgh Hillsdale ve cele by Tor Ts Shp ove ts imined wait the finished | Wonor Aiscrns proposes PIR. machine oF implement is The momher of users of AP {through # maze of difpenies changes for the Sevelopment, ered to the farmer. 8 sh In Wis Wot the least of these" Be. ue developers envisage inte commitiee was instructed 1 #1-1c M5 ciderty {sid "was the fact that some of groteq nities grange for (arm organizations 16 | veroame, 7 in the "normal the countries do not have edu ph A commercial and in he heard first \eare" wing, including faction] cated newspapermen trained In gusrial zones, When completed. Arnold Peters (CCF -- Timis-\for seven marned fompes, the tradition of & free press" (hey are expected 19 have & pop- keming) said he would be sur more persons in the "hed ny He seid devel ws had wh of more than 190.08. prised i the investigation shows| section and 5 in the "speriall 2 caused staff strength 16 be in. The ratepayers generally fav. that lower costs sre 190 high |care" section, The cost of the| creased during the year in west- ored. the proposal, but said the Very often the farmer honght|bwilding was shared equally by en Arica; The Congm; South arezs ZORIRE Were not new equipment he couldn't ofthe Oy " Oshawa and the | Aries; Bangkok, Thailand, Sei- clearly ford "merely to keep wp with! Provincial government gon, Viet Nam; and Lima, Pern, Rey 1" Speck said that the Joneses" | The speaker stressed KINGSTON (CF) -- Baymond A. Murphy, 84, who was 16 re {ti tire from hs railroad oh Thurs y because "it was too much" 4 bis nerves, was killed Mon day when his stalled jigger was struck from the resr by a ¥-car westhound freight train An pssistant road master for the CNR, he was eligible to re-| tire before the mandatory #5 age himit because of previous ii health An investigation inlo the ace dent is being conducted by CNR officials in Belleville Murphy's duties were a daily | patrol of the tracks from Mary! Ville to Gananoque remarks, Mr. Johns WE aimed wit that Hidde Manor RELRIBIRAAI FE that be out in the gardens. Here four-year-old Kathy Counsell bends low to sample the frag rance as well as the sight of spring flowers (AP proven ways to economize during MARCH SAVING DAYS Wirephoin) How do | of inclement weather, The presi-| |General Hospital on March 14 dent, Mrs. Raymond Hodson, following stroke at his al occupied the chair, Mrs. A. speedy recovery is wished for! Reynolds, assisted by Mrs, Van Cards welcomed Roessell, presented a fine Len! Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hunter | fen devotions) based on Revela- left on Tuesday, March 14, for al tions 3; 13-23 verses Business arising from minutes read by secretary, Mrs, Neill" Pebby, was dealt with and treas- urer's report presented by Mrs A. G, Stocks, Plans were final- ized, and committees formed for the annus! Spring Tea and Bake Bale to be held in the Christian Education Hall, Several members who attend- ed the annual meeting of Osh. awa Preshyterial WMS brought interesting reports, With reference to the new organization to be formed in 1962, by merging of Woman's Association and Women's Mis- sionary Bocieties into one group across Canada, Miss Millicent Juke, Oshawa, voiced the hope that "the missionary minded women would be the backbone of the new organization to be known as "United Women" and would continue with its work to- wards missions at home and | abroad." Mrs, Mervyn Bird read an article taken from United Church Observer, of work and efforts of Padre Arthur Pack- man of Toronto, known as "the padre of the pubs," who visits about 40 hars and beverage rooms in the area running eight blocks east and west of Yonge street and 30 blocks north from Front street Since coming from Britain in 1040, he has served churches at 'Thornloe, Kearney, and Jarvis, Ont,, and resigned his pastor: ate at Sterling, Ont,, to take up his pioneer ministry in Toronto taverns Mrs, Mathew Agar entertain: ed the group by showing color: ed slides entitled, "Alcohol and You" with commentary. Meet: ing closed with Benediction. | Committee served refreshments| ~-- #nd cup of tea at conclusion of| evening' § service PERSONALS Shirley and Karen larmer ave returned to Holina after spending a week at the home of their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, D, KE, Hamer, Brooklin Mr, and Mrs, Alee Esch scholtz, were visitors last week | at the home of the former's cou sing, Mr, and Mrs, Neufer, To- ronto Anthropologist Defends Teeners LONDON (AP) = A leading British anthropologist made a survey of teen - age morals and announced Monday his most surprising discovery was that so many hoys and girls vefrain from sexual intimacy, Geoffrey Gorer, author of sev- eral hooks on life in primitive as well as modern societies, re: ported there is no firm evidence that today's adolescents have looser morals than teen - agers of past generations, Gorer summarized his find ngs in a report to the Associa tion of Municipal Education Committees He scoffed at the pornographic idea that| books and popu: | lar records are leading Jonge people astray sexually, He said the modern adult society does | not regard teen-agers as being| grown up even though they are) physically mature, and parents still demand that they 'pre. serve the chastity which earlier generations of older people guarded so watchfully," "This is unrealistic, Gores declared | trip to Florida and the sunny south Auto Hits Cruiser PICKERING TOWNSHIP (Btaff)~Two separate accidents in the same location early Sun. day morning involved a Picker. ing Township police cruiser and two other cars west of Ajax on Highway 2, Damage to cars, hydro equip. ment and a guide rail was esti- mated at $2200, In the first accident, an east bound car driven by Barry Milne, of Glynn road, Ajas, veered off the highway on Ar: nold"s Hill, crashed through a guide rail and knocked over a hydro pole which brought down lines causing a 30-minute black-| "% out in the north end of Ajax Damage to this car was esti mated at $1500, equipment $300 and to the guide rail $40, This accident was investigated hy Constable Peter Nichols, of the Pickering Township police department, who parked his cruiser on the south side of the| highway facing west--to warn oncoming traffic that the Milne car was being towed out of the ditch The second accident took place when another easthound car, driven by Dick Doodeman, MeCullough drive, Whithy, struck the rear of the cruiser, causing $100 damage to his car and $150 to the cruiser Police said the cruiser park: |Ing lights and roof signal lights were flashing, as well as the tow truck lights, Milne was charged with care: less driving, Doodeman will face a charge of drunk driving, No one was injured, Education 'For Transients TORONTO (CP)=~A re-educa- tion plan for transients to help the government in its unem- ployment program was an {nounced Monday night by Com: {missioner W, Wycliffe Booth at the Salvation Army's social service report meeting, An anti-suicide bureau, which the Army hopes would-be sui- cides will approach, will be formed, Commissioner Booth said British Columbia has as high a suicide rate as any coun {try in the world at 11.4 suicides for each 100,000 persons and that twice as many persons commit suicide as die from! tuberculosis, Commissioner Hooth said the Army has long lists of people waiting to enter its 21 old age homes, In Toronto there are 465 persons on the list He reported that during the ast year shelter had been given | to 9101 unmairied mothers, | {most of whom were "still chil! 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