Valentine euchre caps WI meeting in area
Free Press district page reports a Valentine euchre hosted by the Women's Institute at a local school with a fair turnout despite cold weather. The meeting covered club planning, a new year tourism program, and notes on the advertising of Aquar on TV and radio. Members discussed bus trips to St Lawrence and Toronto area points of interest and reviewed minutes and financials.
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Stuart
Berbera
Mlinnon
Bert
Millis
Dane
Elinor Barbour
Hidburgh
Morris
Berths Watts
Caledon
Baxt
Warren
Helen
Smilth
Russ
Barbara Tooter
Orangeville
Womens Institute
Ohio
Um. Jackson
Geret Blnnié
Maeing ‘Young
Watson
Nancy Grundy
My. Cand
Rossie Fergunda
Kitchener
The
K. Ahd W. Hospital
Linda
Women’s Institute
Clltford Storey
Sons Corner
Doris Fines
H. R. Howard
Aquar
Stan Fuller
Cheng+Pig-shu
Everett Small
F.W.L0
Department of, Tourism and Tiformsation
St.Lawrence
Starch ‘Company
Toronto
G. Athens
G. Grundy
E. Archibald
S. Fuller
H. Theaker
D. Winter
Wayne French
Ernie McEnory
Robsons
Horneby
R. Shortill
Harry Shortill
Miss Tone. Oakes
Mimico
Fred Spear
Guelph Hospital
E. Anderson
R. M. Shortill
Frank Smith
Knox
Ballinafad notices include public speaking on Latvia and World Day plans
Local itemized notes recount Mrs R Shortill and Ballinafad church plans for World Day of Prayer combining with Churchill area. Members tell of hospital stays, recoveries, illness returns to school, and social visits. Community groups donate to Halton Musical Festival and McDonald Hall. A Latvian birthplace tale and 4-H subjects appear alongside a Ospringe School speech contest with Gordon Smith as a speaker.
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Halton
McDonald Hall
University of Guelph
W.L
Ontario
N.C.W.L
Robert McEnery
Norman Felker
Glen Willam
Ospringe
Gordon Smith
Fergus Fire Conflict Leads to Council Consideration of Policy
In Fergus the fire chief describes low morale due to lack of interest and cooperation between 16 firemen and council and its fire committee. A key dispute, council and the Public Utilities Commission blocking dual service, prompts the chief to press for decisions. Councillor Bolnes calls the policy “stupid,” and council agrees to reconsider.
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Fergus
Wally Ward
Fergus Council
Council
Public Utilities Commission
Retirement tribute to Mrs. R McEnary marks Ballinafad reporter’s era
The Acton Free Press notes the retirement after 25 years of Mrs. Robert McEnary, with thanks for her country correspondence and devotion. It highlights Ballinafad connections, her United Church membership, and roles with the Women’s Institute and Community Centre Board. Acknowledges readers’ appreciation for decades of weekly reporting.
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Ballinfad
Acton Free Press
Robert McEnary
R. Shor- al Sr
Peacock School
McEnary
Robert
Homd&s
Abo
Widding ’ and Niversary
Ballinafad United Church
Women’s Institute
Ballinafad
Frea Press Tn
Herv’s
Valentina
Mes‘ Gaige
Car makers turn Canadian showrooms into Road Test Centres
During February Chev Oids and Pontiac-Buick dealerships across Canada have been turned into Road Test Centres. Specially marked demonstrators are on the starting line. Come on in. Pick your car and take a drive. You'll be glad you did.
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Canada
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