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elected president of the siation. Other elected offi. were, Mrs. D. Miles, Vice dent; Mrs. L. Metcalf, rding secretary and Mrs. 'immerly treasurer. C.V.1. BAND (\ENTS" '67 nt 8:00 P.M, yeCarrol, Tenor + 8:00 P.M. GS" H.S. BAND ITORIUM Students 50 cents a HIGH LINER tOZEN FOODS! LLETS OF COD Regular 49c 43° 1-LB. PKG. HADDOCK FISH STICKS Regular 69¢ c 14-0Z, PKG. 59 Supreme Brand Foney Best Buy! -- Save 6¢ --- GREEN PEAS 2-LB. 4% BAG Y, BRANDED 39: Ib LB. 49° LB. 33° , 00 H--10-oz. bags H 2/39 59: TH 18-02. JAR 47° , VITAMIZED gt TINS ALLARD'S 6 = 79" WHITE MEAT 2 20-02. 85° TINS '1 J ) For 1.00 USHROOMS or 1,00 31* 15 TO PKG. Sane 4 AT QUEEN'S PARK / tario government was urged Tuesday to build a second na tural gas pipeline through Northern Ontatio if Trans-Can- ada Pipe Lines Ltd. will not. Donald MacDonald, New Democratic Party leader, todd the legislature that the Pro- gressive Conservative govern- ment could both make momey and develop the northern por- tion of the province by seeing that a second pipeline was built. He said the federal govern- ment has accepted arguments that a route through the north- ern United States would be cheaper. Mr. MacDonald said if. the federal or provincial govern- ments wanted the line through Canada they could provide the TORONTO (CP) -- The se Second Pipeline In North Suggested By NDP Leader 'ing station on the Mississagi,permit the Ontario Police Com- River near Thessalon will cost/mission to eliminate police about $325,000,000. _ {forces in small communities. 3. Amendments to the Police|provincial police would take General Arthur Wishart will!small communities. Further Decline In Birth Rate Secretary Robert Welch said Tuesday that the decline in On- tario's birth rate continued dur- ing the first quarter of 1967. report of the registrar general's | office showed that while the| number of marriage registra-| Because rag ie er tg de in| radiates its own energy, some Act introduced by Att ; ; i number pal y Attorney-\over policing in villages and|slipped to 31,351 from 32,809. Toronto, Hamilton, London and Windsor figures but the number| Farm Land Loss of births registered in Ottawa] r E ed was up slightly. | | Deaths in the period were| ear xpress TORONTO | (CP)--Provincial down to 13,635 from 14,009, but| GUELPH (CP)--The -annualt he' professional jincrease, at 165 compared with)stitute of Agrologists Kegggr 4 tion in the province. /127 in the first three months of|opposed urban expansion tha |would result in the loss of the {best farm land in Ontario. The institute said it urge the federal and provincial STAR OR PLANET Mr. Welch said the quarterly | 1966. | Jupiter apparently| sovernments to adopt. policies |- - opposed to such expansion. | The institute also said it will! the ; ' qlastronomers believe it may be a small star rather than a very The slump. was reflected inilarge planet. | of births registere education to include agricul-'during 1964. os me money at an interest low enough to eliminate the differ- ence in cost. E. G. Freeman (NDP--Fart William) said construction of the route through the - U.S. would mean a loss of $750,000,- 000 in pipe and labor revenue to Canada. In other business: 1. The house unanimously gave second reading to a gov- ernment bill boosting uncondi- tional per-capita grants to On- tario municipalities, but only after opposition members com- plained that inequities in the grants system would be pre- served. At present the grants range from $3.50 per capita for small communities to $7 for large cities. The government bill would raise each municipality's grant by $1.50 a head. 2. Premier Robarts said On- tario Hydro has approved con- struction of three major proj- ects which will add 1,500,000 kilowatts to Hydro's generating capacity by 1973. Largest of the three projects will be the doubling of Hydro's nuclear 'power station at Pick- ering to more than 2,000,000 kilowatts. The Pickering expansion plus a new hydro-electric station on the Montreal River near Cobalt and an expansion of a generat- _ Western Bill ' Sidestepped TORONTO (CP) -- Premier Robarts sidestepped a question in the legislature Tuesday con- cerning delays in proceeding with a private bill amending the charter of the University of Western Ontario, NDP Leader Donald Mac- Donald asked the premier whether the government in- tended to "proceed this ses- sion" with the bill, which among other things would give stu- dents representation on the university's board of governors. Mr. Robarts replied that "certain aspects" of the bill were being studied by the gov- ernment. "However, I won't say that the bill won't be called." As originally presented to the legislature's private bills com- mittee, the bill provided for the students to be represented on the board by non - students. However, following submis- sion of a brief from Western students, the committee voted to amend the bill to give the students direct representation. At one point the university threatened to withdraw the bill if the amendment were ailowed to stand but the threat was not carried out. Ont. Pledges Tornado Help TORONTO (CP) -- Agricul- ture Minister William Stewart announced Tuesday that the provincial government will match local funds raised to hel victims of tornadoes that swep' through southwestern Ontario Monday. Mr. Stewart told the legisla- ture the government has also asked Ottawa to join in the ald piygren. The minister said damage re- ports were still coming in but that at least 40 barns were de- molished or severely damaged. He said the provincial gov- ernment "is offering to match dollar for dollar -- every dol- lar raised locally for the pur- Poses of rehabilitating the dam- aged properties." Health Program Board Slated TORONTO (CP)--Health Min- ister . Matthew Dymond has given notice of.legislation that will establish a health insur- ance registration board. Government spokesmen at Queen's Park indicated the bill may clear the way for accept- ance of an Ontario medical health plan eligible for federal grants. The health minister also gave notice of amendments to the Hospital' Services Commission Act and the Medical Services Insurance Act related to estab- lishment of the registration board. during If you like saving money, don't miss this mammoth event. For three thrilling weeks, thousands of A&P customers have been saving even more than usual. To celebrate our 40th Anniversary and to thank our customers for making this great event possible, April is a month of ; EXTRAORDINARY VALUES AT AaP, This week, thousands more will get extra values throughout the store. Be sure you get your share. Come see... You'll save at A&P! _ pennies, nickels, dimes and more A&P's big 40th | Anniversary Celebration! SUPER-RIGHT BRAND SMOKED, COOKED PICNIC STYLE PORK @ CUT INTO 9 TO 11 CHOPS PORK LOIN QUARTERS | 6} COTTAGE ROLLS +5 9% CAMPERS TO FRANCE It is estimated that 1,000,000\non - urge the Ontario department of|foreign campers visited France /10.7 from 79.5 mills. | To the homeowner with a-chains tural examples in the science, curricula of secondary schools.) -- It approved a report that, if }approved by the Ontario govern- ment, would make the institute jsuicides showed a 29-per-cent/convention of the Ontario In-|agency for pes rt Mi ee | It said it will approach the/council Tuesday night set the Ontario government.to pass leg-|1967 residential tax rate at 82/ : jislation empowering the insti-|mills and the commercial and|Idaho Senate is considering -a wil Bike to license both professional! industrial rate at 90.2 mills land technical agriculturalists, ; SLICED b 46 SHOULDERS. Nine - HG Jump: In London Rate THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wedneiday, April 19, 1967 96 year LONDON, Ont. 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Price 370 -- SAVE 40 SPAGHETTI SAUCES 111021 33¢ Grouting cite CANAD = = A = Ava AVAVA FOR 40 YEARS gg?) ic: All prices shown In this ad guaranteed through Saturday, April 22, 1967 -- Oshawa, Whitby & Bowmanville ' : g 1$5,000 assessment, it means paying $410 in taxes this year, compared with $363.50 last SELL BUFFALO -MEAT Idaho (AP) -- The bill adding buffalo to the' list repre-,Of animals subject to meat in- ~~ |sents a 9.3 mill raise from last spection laws. Senator Joseph jyear's figure of 72.7 milfs. The|Garry, a fullblooded Indian, is being | l ; in s@®me_ foodstore j