Gibson Heads Women's Institute In Allinafad Meeting
The annual Wo man s Institute meeting elected officers for 1938 led by President Mrs T Gibson and first vice president Mrs Leo Jamieso n. Other officers include Mrs Lloyd Mc Lean secretary treasurer Mrs John Snow district director and branch directors Mrs Norman Sinclair and Mrs Ernie McEnery. A W I euchre event awarded Mrs Robert McEnery and Mrs Swindlehurst as ladies high and Mrs George Gibson and Ollie Moffatt as gent s high.
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The
Women's Institute
T. Gibson
Leo Jamieson
Lloyd McLean
Don Brown
John Snow
Ken Cotton
Norman
Sinclair
Ernie, MeEnery
Brote- MeEnery
Robert McEnery
Conveners Report At W M S Meeting At St David’s Church
April Wo men s Missionary Society meeting at St David s church home of Mrs Wilfred Greenlees featured devotions by Mrs Greenlees and Mrs Wm Roberts. Reports from secretary and treasurer, plus welcome committee. Dr Raulle from India spoke on education in India and Easter reflections were shared by Rev Sutherland. A social period followed.
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Women's Missionary Society of
Roberts
E. Simpson
St. Andrew's Church
Kitchener
Raulle
India
University of Toronto
Sutherland
John
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
Mary
A. Moore
Grady
St. David's
Marjorie Chester
Marianna Greenlees
Schweitzer
Eleanor Cairns
Marilyn Moore
Audrey Cairns
Robert Moffat
Harold Speers
Africa
Fine Parker
Speers
Anna Hurren
Purses at College Now Mighty Thin
A Financial Post survey explains why college purses are thin as universities struggle with fixed budgets. Inflation and rising facility costs force schools to delay modernization while academic salaries lag behind industry pay, triggering faculty outflows. Population growth and enrollment declines push plans for growth and new facilities amid tighter revenues.
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Financial Post
Canadian Red Cross volunteers log 150000 hours for veterans
More than a thousand Canadian women in the Red Cross Corps gave over 150000 hours of volunteer service to veterans and others. They used equipment and supplies purchased with donations to the Canadian Red Cross.
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Red Cross Corps
Red Cross
Willing Gardeners Hold First Meeting in Ospringe
Ospringe Willing Gardeners held their first meeting at leader Misa Doris Fines home. Officers elected include president Joan Aitken vice-president Shirley Awrey secretary Dianne Nicholson and reporter Joanne Smith. Members discussed planting and seating seeds were distributed with booklets. Roll call noted for next meeting.
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Ospringe Willing Gardesera
Misa Doris Fines
Folows
Joan Aitken
Shirley Awrey
Dianne Nicholson
Preas
Joanne Smith
Mary Cooke
Guelph Hospital
Robert Hunter
Georgetown
Land
Bert Craig
S Craig
George Rennick
Marion Jot Hamilton
Mroo
David Stewart
Eden Mills Ladies Aid and W M S Meetings
The April meetings of the WM S and Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church were held in Eden Mills with poems, scripture, prayers, and roll call. Guests included Mrs Kellington of Guelph for a coronation meeting and plans for the Spring Rally in Acton. Social time followed. other local visits and attendees are noted. Deep sea fishing value for 1932 is listed as $82 987 000, down 12 percent from 1931 due to Pacific coast strike impact.
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W.¥. Robertson
Adal Currie
D. G. Robertson
Christian Women's Fellowships
Churches of Christ Disciples
Hillsburgh
Norman Robertson
Guelph
George D. Robertson
Wm Jin
Miss Klein
WM. S
Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Herb Gilbertson
H. Gilbertson
WMS
Kellington
Acton
Wallace Lasby
John Milne
B Smith
Mine
T Scott
Wo McLean
James Daniel
Mary
Grace
Elizabeth Rennie
Toronto
W. J. Lowrie
Anne Fairful
Ruth Brinklow
Jane Wilson Mission Band
Hall Board Hosts Final Euchre and Dance Event
The Hall Board held its final winter season euchre and dance Friday night with prizes awarded to William Smehir Muriel Burt Kenneth McDonald and Neilson Stark. Consolations went to Mrs Sandy McDonald and Charles Jones. Norman Perong held the lucky ticket in the draw. Hull's orchestra played for the dance.
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Wm Smehir
Muriel Burt
Kenneth McDonald
Neilson Stark
Sandy
McDonald
Charles Jones
Norman Perong
Hull
Water Structures Grief in Spring
The piece warns spring tests threaten water structures as ice and snow clog spillways. It cites Swift Current experiments showing topping dykes and washouts from blocked channels cause major damage. Fall maintenance and spring channel clearing prevent costly losses.
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Swift Current
Sask
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Implements
Public auction on May 9, 1953 at 2 pm at lot 12 con 2 Nassagaweya township near Campbellville. Items include cows and young cattle, hogs, farm implements such as a John Deere tractor model M and various attachments, furniture sets, a dinette, dining room pieces, beds, stove, lamps, and miscellaneous tools. Cash with day-of-settlement. farm owner relinquishes possession after sale. Auctioneers Hindley and Elliott.
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Hugh Warmington
Nassagaweya
Campbellville
Durham
York
Hindley and Elliott
Personal Notes From Towns Reunions and Visits
A long list of weekend visits across towns and regions including Toronto London Marion Collingwood and Islington. Social calls from families like Gordon McCutcheon Sinclair Prosser and Freeman marked by birthday and anniversary wishes with neighbors and relatives in Ontario communities. The note ends with a car advice line promoting a 53 model.
How To Grow And Dry Home Garden Herbs
Readers learn to sow herbs like dill sage thyme and summer savory in spring, space plants six inches apart, and harvest sage and thyme in fall before rains. Dry by hanging head downward in a warm ventilated area to preserve color. Mint grows best in damp soil and is propagated by division.
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Namdy
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Allinafad
Mrs. Gibson
Women’s Institute
Joyce Farmer
Mary Jennings
Ilene Platte
Evelyn Saunders
Angola
L. Crozier
Cameron McEnery
McEnery
Crozier
Florida
Victor B. Rumley
Mr. Gibb
Ernie McEnery
Ebenezer Cemetery
W.M.S
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Roy
Johnny Fix-It
Johnnie
John Calder Plumbing & Heating
Eves Troughing
Mary Struthers
James Struthers
Rr, Graham
Wy Gordon
Roody Matthews
R. and
J. Hunter
Ken Leighton
Paul
Mount Dennis
Jack Smith
Thelma Pettinger
Wilfred Dunn
Austin McCutcheon
E. Fisher
Ospringy Hostess Club
Eddie Smith
Russell Smith
Eden Mills
Ladies’ Aid
W.M.S. Meetings
Aehouse
Ivens
Brock Miller's
Scott and
Matheson
Gerald Warren
Misses Warren
Wm. Turner
Guelph General Hospital
Ted Morrow
John Deere Tractor
JL McMillan
R. A. Gordon
F .R. McCutcheon
Jack
Lawrence Hemistey
London
Alex Sinclair
Tra, BC
Willow St
Lare Prosser
Marion
Hod
Hanover
G. A. Dills
Wm. Robinson
Floyd Downs
Horn‘hy
Ross Robertson
Stewart Girdwood
Margaret Allison
Collingwood
Howard Allison
G. White
Elytea Mills
Roy Amott
Perer St
Reg Spires
Edward Freeman
A. Skeac
Islington
Rachlin’s Clothing Stores
Sismans
New Zealand
Scott & McHale
Hudson Bay
Scotland
Rachlin
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