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24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 26, 1962 not being sure I wanted to com- mit myself further, as we edged Canada Students Rapped By Girl Ai MONTREAL, (CP)--C: and scribbling notes. I couldn't students are stick-in-the-muds, says vivacious, freckle - faced Shirley Raphael, 24, back in Montreal after nine months' work and travel abroad. A 1961 graduate of Sir George Williams University, Shirley landed what she calls a "plum job" in France through the As- 'sociation Internationale des Etu- diants en Sciences Economiques et Commerciales, a student ex- 'change program operating in 27 countries. Only about 60 of the almost 6,000 young people who took part in the project last year were Canadians. While at pre- gent the project covers only Quebec and Ontario universi- ties, efforts are being made to extend it to Western Canada and the Maritimes. Shirley's job was at the tour- ist information bureau of the Cote d'Azur Airport in Nice. A special employees' pass permit- ted her on the landing field. POSED AS REPORTER "When a VIP was arriving I'd rush out and wait. Then the reporters would stream onto the field and I would make like an- other reporter, asking questions out the door fast," Shirley said with a laugh. After Ituly, the girls travelled deck class to Greece. "There we were, sleeping outside with the chickens and carrying our own food. But we saw a lot of islands." Israel, where they took care of chickens, weeded gardens and worked in kitch- ens, was the last country they saw before sailing for home. Shirley believes that Canadian girls lack the spirit of adven- ture shared by their English and Australian cousins. "They're afraid to travel alone. But I found AIESEC members in every country were most hospitable, and it was like having a friend in every place you visited" bers of Parliament; went lame SPECIAL BACKING LONDON (CP)--The House of Commons is back in greyhound racing. Backbencher, the dog owned by a syndicate of mem- after a few races and had to be retired. Now they have paid £300 for a new dog, Black Nose Streak. jh lll dled tcl hin th. Ai tnd, th tet Mall Min th ath eh di, oth ae dn ne a ewqeeue oer ev y HIGH HAZARD TORONTO (CP) -- The lands and forests department says there is likelihood of above- normal spring forest fire dan- ger in Northwestern Ontario, and is warning woods operators to take extra precautions. There were 1,305 fires between June 15 and July 12 in the area last year. just stand there like a dummy." Celebrities she met in this way included Sir Winston Churchill, Picasso, Greek ship- ping magnate Aristotle Onassis and Sammy Davis, Jr. i After the three-month job was/ up, Shirley teamed up with an American girl to travel "on the} cheap" through Europe. "We usually hitch-hiked and every person who gave us a lift seemed to feel we must be} starving and insisted on 'buying us a meal. We didn't look like; much -- I lived in slacks for} four months -- but actually I) gained 15 pounds on the trip."'| In Rome the two. girls) crashed the set of Cleopatra by} pretending to be French actres- | ses. 'I happened to know the) name of the head casting direc-| tor and told the guard I had an appointment with him. The! guard was a very conscientious sort and insisted on conducting) us right to the director's office." | The director's questions: | "Where are your photographs? | Do you sing? Dance?" left 'he pair nonplussed. "I just mum-| bled something about just hav- TAKE NOTICE THAT: NAME OF STREET FROM Farewell St. King St. East Bond St. East Simcoe St. North Ontario St. King St. East said work being underteken. DATED at Oshawe this 19th ing finished my last picture and| To SIDE SIDEWALK ONL Hoskin Ave. Ontario St. South Bond St. East West 9.2. day of April, 1962. WIDTH OF SIDEWALKS West 4 SIDEWALK WITH CURB 11,50' LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE 1. The Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa intends to construct, as local imp and cement concrete curb on the following streets between the points mentioned: ESTIMATED COST TOTAL CITY'S SHARE $5,101.32 $1,692.33 8,494.44 5,751.23 4,059.75 3° 2,963.94 and intends to specially assess @ port of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $19,346.99 of which $8,716.02 is te be paid by the Corporation, The special assessment is to be paid in ten (10) equal ennual instalments. 3. Application will be made by the Corporation to The Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the said work ond any owner may, within twenty-one days after the first publication of this notice, file with the Board his objection to the 4, The said Board may approve of the said work being undertaken but, before doing so, it may. appoint a time and place when any objection to the soid work will be considered. L. R. 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