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' Area. It was suggested Ontario sentative © to find what arrangements cov'd! ~ning area to the east," said 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 8, 1965 Students Are Planning Rally Sought To conform with European de- signs, Britain has begun replac- ing more than 1,500,000 traffic signs along its roads. Guests Of Club ORONO. (TC) SIGNS REPLACED Mambiri, of Kenya, nadian government are studying forestry at the Dorset Ranger|entitled School and the Orono Forestry|showing scenes of the Gatineau Station, were introduced by W. Roderick|R. Bunting, Watson, of Jamaica and Johnjthe Orono Forestry Station, atjden was explained by Mrs. South|the meeting of the Junior Gar- Africa, who as guests of the Ca-ideners Club. superintendent Mr. Bunting showed a film "The Four Seasons", Hills, of| The making of a bottle gar- Fairbrother. The making of onstrated by the members, who used yellow and mauve mums, pussy willows, Easter bunnies and green foliage. Carol Chatterton, Gay Marie|have brought in seven or Easter arrangements was dem-|Kilpatrick, and Wendy Mercer, Quinton, Nancy Barraball, Edithinew members. New books will be available|soon as weather is favorable. jnew club members, were pre-|this week through the courtesy sented with potted plants. Ajof the Bowmanville Kiwanis contest to secure new members|Club. All paid members may se- is under way. Some members|curé a copy from Mrs. Challice eight/or Mrs. Aslett. ELEVEN PERISH SALONIKA, Greece (Reuters) Eleven persons were killed and 31 were injured Tuesday when a bus taking workers to a mass_ : t ; rally in Athens collided with a A spring hike will be held ag er near Ekaterini, 60 miles south of here, police said. BROUGHAM -- Pickering Township Council this week gave approval to a resolution from the planning board which recom- mended that a meeting 'sought to discuss the pr Central Ontario Joint Planning County municipalities, a repre- from the Metro Planning Board and a represen- * tative of the Ontario Department of Municipal Affairs should at- tend The planning director ex- plained, aided by a print of the township's position, that the township's planning area was between that of Metro and a proposed joint regional planning area in Oshawa and district, The planning board felt the time had come to- discuss this matter with other planning bodies. A further resolution directed the clerk and planning director) be made for clearer liaison with) Metro Toronto and the County) of Ontario with respect to plan-/ ning. | Ellwood Smythe of Ajax now) represents Pickering Township on the Metro Planning Board. Reeve C. W. Laycox revealed that Mr. Smythe had not attend- ed one township planning board} meeting, nor had he requested} the minutes from any of them. "He goes to Toronto not know- ing what we are doing," he} said, "We feel we are being left) out, except when Mr. Faulkner) and I attend the Metro meet-| ings." "We are between Metro To- ronto and a projected new plan-/ Mr. Faulkner. "We would like| more liaison through our repre- sentative. We seem to be greatly) influenced by the Oshawa com- plex to the east and Metro. Mr. Smythe is only one of many members, so we have one-third of a voice out of about 15. If the county project goes through we feel some re-organization should be set up." Couple Marks Golden Wedding BROUGHAM (TC) -- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gray received) friends and relatives at the Claremont Villa Nursing Home,/ where Mr. Gray is a patient,| on the occasion of their 50th) wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Van- Yeshaut are busy moving and renovating their new home on) the former W. Slack farm,| south of the village. | The Achievement Day for the short course 'Focus on Fin- ishes" will be held April 13 at Brooklin. | The Easter Thankoffering ser-| vice of the Brougham United| Church. will be held in the hall/ April 22. Miss Beatrice McClean will deliver an illustrated lec-) ture on Jamaica, Trinidad and) Brazil. | A sacrament service will be} held at the morning service on) Palm Sunday in the United) Church. | Mrs. D. A. Beer will be the| hostess for the meeting of the Evening Group of UCW on) April 14. The Afternoon Group! will meet at the home of Mrs.' i G. Wright on April 15. The Women's Institute will meet April. 13. Ontario Probes Ambulance Case TQRONTO (CP) -- A govern- ment - appointed committee on ambulance services made it/ clear Tuesday that financial as- sistance from municipal and provincial authorities must be) considered to help ensure satis- factory ambulance service. An increase in hospital insur- ance premiums was suggested. The committee said the added cost would be only a few cents. Minimum standards for am- bulance equipment and_ the training of drivers and attend- ants also were listed as areas in which government action was needed. PILL STALLS BIRTHS SYDNEY, Australia (Reut- ers) -- The oral contraceptive pill introduced in Australia three years ago has been re- sponsible for a drop in the na- tional birth rate, medical authorities claimed. Govern- ment statistician K. M. Archer announced that the annual birth rate dropped from each 1,000 in 1942 to 20.58 last year. Medical authorities said the decline in births tallied with the increasing use of the pill. PROFIT. 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