Stan Hall Reports on Week's Events in Ontario Parliament
Provincial MP Stan Hall recaps a week of measures and debates in Ontario's legislature. Proposals include a $5 increase to the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund for uninsured car owners, higher liability insurance minimums, and funding for an air pollution centre at $500,000. The report notes tax and social aid adjustments, opposition criticisms, and planned health and education spending with shifts in provincial highway and municipal grants.
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Frost
Albert Wren
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Kenora
Hafiler Censor Board
Pevieval
Cnt
Tienes Canada
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Thankoffering and Auxiliary Meeting Notes
The Knox Alert Evening Auxiliary met at Mrs Emma Coles home with Mrs Lloyd Clifton presiding. Discussion covered spring Thankoffering plans, a Spring Talent Sale, and a praise service featuring hymns and prayers led by Mrs Clifton and Mrs Van Fleet. A reader praises liquor advertising policy in a letter to the editor from Ballinafad.
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Knox
Emma Coles
Fredericu
Mra
Lloyd Clifton
James van’ Fleet
Cam Leshman
Taiwan
Clifton
Mra J Inglis
Mra van Fleet
Doug Davidson
Robert Turmer
Mr. A Dil Dear Sur
Ontario
Actan Free Preas
Woman's Missionary Society
Ballinafad
Free Press
Aucecas
Huts
RR T. Georgetown
Regular Ladies Aid and church groups meet at home of Mrs Coulson
The World Missionary Society and Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church held a recent gathering at Mrs Anna Coulson's home with strong attendance. Readings prayers and singing closed the meeting. Final plans were made for a March event at the United church. Sympathy extended to families of the late Mrs Castor Scott and others.
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WMB
Presbyterian Church
Anna Coulson
W.M.S
Mino
United Group
United Church
Bt. Petrich
G . MacDougall
McKengie
Donald “Macklock
Wilk Wilson
John Walton
George Wilson
Ro Narnell
Castor Scott
Scott
Ontario youths share second in All-Canadian Holsteins judging
In Ontario competing youths take tied second with 123 of 140 points in the Junior Judging Competition for All-Canadian Holsteins. Winners include Shirley Jackson of Calgary. Wingrove Campbellville and Don Taylor Burkinton among 36 4-H entrants nationwide. Doug Wingrove wins second prize draw. Ontario branch plans awards for all 168 winners.
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Halton
Siz
Ontario
Wingrove
Campbellville
Mary Leu
Don Taylor
Burkinton
Canada
Ttake
Shirley Jackson
Calgary
Doug Wingrove
Holstein - Friesian Association of Canada
Miieanor Taylor
Baxter Lab Employees Attend Social at The Highlands
Baxter Lab staff held a social evening at The Highlands Galt, enjoying a dance and hospitality. The event, organized by plant management, featured transport by bus and private cars for attendees.
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Baxter Lab
Highlands
Mantes
Mrs Ross Hosts Knox Heather Club Meeting
The February Heather Chit gathering met at M Lacy Howe's home with Rene Watson presiding. Meele Kirkness read a study chapter and Douglas Davenport led the Know Ushering Committee talk. Sunday school pins were discussed. St Patrick's tea is planned March 22 with Helen Otterbein, Charlade Motmen, and Oral Norton coordinating activities.
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Helen Otterbein
Charlade Motmen
Oral Norton
Euchre night at Lurehouse hall sponsors prizes
The Lurehouse Institute euchre event named W. L as sponsor. Mrs. James Noble and Ron Latimer won first prizes, with Mrs. K. F. Miller and Sam Oleby second. Consolations went to Mrs. A. N. Stark and Meldrum Stark. Clifford McDonald took the travelling prize. Mr. and Mrs. Zari McKay hosted visitors in Brampton.
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Institute Euchre
W.L
S Euchre
James Noble
Ron Latimer
KF. Miller
Sam Oleby
Clare Wilson
A. N. Stark
Meldrum Stark
Clifford McDonald
A. C. Patterson
Zari McKay
Brampton
Mra. W. Mitchell
Turants
Scout and Guide Mothers Discontinue Euchres Meeting
The February meeting of the Scout and Guide Mothers Associat was held in the Scout Hall. A lengthy business session followed with a decision to discontinue Euchres for the near future. The gathering closed with a benediction and social hour.
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Guide
Scout and Guide Mothers’ Associat
Holt
Welcom
Full Schedule Planned By Girls Auxiliary
The Girls Auxiliary has started events and meetings at the operish hall from 7 to 30. All girls over 12 are welcome to attend and help with divisionary work and assisting those in need.
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AL Dawe
Opirish
Knox church Girls of Knox meet on February 3
The CGLT Girls of Knox church met in the classroom on February 3. Mrs Buckner taught posture and poise before the group split to work on a layette for missions. Jane McPhedran conducted business as Dorothy Duffield read minutes and 13 girls answered roll call.
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Knox Church
Buckner
Jane McPhedran
Dorothy Duffield
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