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THE OSHAWA TIMES, fednesdey, March 31, 1965 Lodge Marks Birthday -- ae ue eee 18th birthday Mar. 23 with 30 members and visitors in at- pot supper and participate in the observance. Sister Betty New- man, noble grand and Sister Lola Kennedy conducted the meeting. The "lodge was honored by the presence of Sister Mae Bunker, past district deputy president of Lodge No. 3, Osh- awa and her husband, Gordon Bunker. One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of red roses to Sisters Doris Wan- nan, Bessie Watson, Maude Cooper and Winnifred Young- man and Bro. Ed. Youngman in recognition of their 15 years' membership in the lodge. The presentations were made by Sis- ters Gladys Gamsby, Mildred 4 Rainey and Ta Martin, all past| , noble grands of the lodge. Sister Bunker presented roses to three past district deputy presidents of Heather Lodge, Sisters Mildred Rainey, Gladys Gamsby and Mae Allen. Sister Irene Murray read an address and presented a gift to Mr. and Mrs. Youngman, who recently moved to Bowmanville. Roses were sent to Bro. Ben and Sister Eva Whyte, of Orono, charter members of the lodge and to Sister Mabel Disney, past president of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, who is sick in Oshawa Hospital. During the business meeting Sister Alice Hooey was elected as the representative to the Rebekah Assembly and Sister Laverne Barrabell as scholar. Sister Irene Murray, PNG, was nominated as alternate. Sisters Irene Murray and Laverne Bar- rabell were nominated as dis- trict representatives, On the instructions of the| president, three past noble} grands, Sisters Mae Allen, Hat-| tie Wilson and Gladys Gamsby| were named fo assist the new) officers in learning their duties. The draw made during the pot luck supper was won by Sisters Alice Hooey and Greta Falls, Birthday greetings were| extended to Sister Allen and Bro. Youngman. Following the meeting bingo was played. Farmer Union Urges Parity TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario Farmers' Union has requested a@ meeting with Prime ister Pearson to urge parity support prices for all farm commodities, OFU President John Dolmer said Monday. The farmers union has been ning a march on Ottawa to ack up their demands. Mr. Dol- mer said the date of the march will depend on the prime min- ister's reply. However, plans are for it to take place before the middle of April. The Ontario Federation of Agriculture, which claims to represent the majority of On- tario farmers, hss stated it will not be participating as an or-| ganization in the march. Cong Too, Likes "The Good Life' SAIGON (AP) -- Pressing a campaign to win the allegiance of the people in the South Viet- namese countryside, the Viet Cong are demonstrating a homey touch. The Communist guerrillas ap- ar to believe they have found in the family photo album the to the United States' four-color) propaganda brochures. | Recent secret material ob-| tained through South Vietnam- ese intelligence sources includes albums containing pictures of family groups, sweethearts, re- ligious meetings, funerals and political and military gather- ings. | Informants said the photo al- bums undoubtedly are used by the Viet Cong to show, on a personal level, their way of life. It is believed the albums are| passed from hand to hand as| guerrilla leaders work among! the dwellers of South Viet Nam's) vilages. | Ontario May Set Ambulance Dicta TORONTO (CP)--The Globe and Mail says province-wide standards for training ambu- lance personnel and for ambu- Jance equipment are recom- mended in a report soon to go before the provincial cabinet. Provincial licensing of ambu- lance operators as suggested by the Ontario Medical Association is not recommended by the re- port, the newspaper says. It says the report was drawn up by a 12-man committee ap- pointed by former attorney- general Frederick Cass to study demands for legislation setting up minimum standards in the ambulance field and a new sys- tem of compensation for ambu- lance operators. GET WRITS MONTREAL (CP)--Nine ten- ants of the LaSalle Heights housing. development obtained Superior Court writs Monday granting them the right to break their leases because a risk of further explosions deprived them of "peaceful enjoyment" of the premises, The housing de- velopment in suburban LaSalle was the scene of an apartment house explosion March 1 that took 28 lives, | RARARAARAARRARRARRARRARRAA im RERAAAARRARRR RAR -+s+== fresh and exciting that's Our ing Parade of Vabres THIS SPRING SHOP K-MART'S LOW LOW PRICES! 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