Stan Hall Reports on Week's Events from Ontario Politics
Provincial MP Stan Hall reports on a week of developments including proposed increases to uninsured drivers fund a new pollution centre cost estimates, social assistance reforms, tax issues raised by Liberals, and civil service salary plans. It notes health and education funding shifts, highway spending, and per cent shares of tax dollars among federal provincial and municipal levels.
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Stan Hall
Alfred H. Casting
P.C
In High Park
Bolle
MacDonald
Roberts
Phillipe
Canada
Thistletown
Wast
Toronto
Oliver
Frost
Albert Wren
Keneral
Abotih Haffler Censor Board
Mies Frost
Coregals
Trans Canada
Pope Lines Lad
Hoberta
Balan
Wroap Sant
Ontario
Department of Highways
Thankoffering Sale Planned by Knox Alert Evening Auxiliary
The Knox Alert Evening Auxiliary met at Miss Emma Coles home convened by Mrs Lloyd Clifton as president. Plans were set for the spring Thankoffering and a spring Talent Sale with home baking candy and talent tables. A letter to the editor praising liquor advertising policy was noted from Ballinafad urging continued stand and church reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Emma Coles
Fredericu
Mra
Lloyd Clifton
James van’ Fleet
Cam Leshman
Taiwan
Clifton
Mra J Inglis
Mra van Fleet
Frank Terry
Doug Davidson
Robert Turner
Ladies' Aid WAAS Holds Regular Meeting
The WMB and Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church held a recent meeting at Mrs Anna Coulson's home with good attendance. The WMS led by the president conducted scripture readings and prayers. Final arrangements were made for upcoming events including a World Day of Prayer joint with the United group and a congregational supper.
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WMB
Presbyterian Church
Anna Coulson
W.M.S
Mino
United Group
United Church
Bt Petrich
G. MacDougall
W. Lasby
Dickson
Formosa
J. D. Lowrie
MacDonald
Brest
C. Lasby
James Cilbertnot
RO Wright
Rovers
Mfrs
Wind
Dougall
Nasteas
Ontario youth place in Junior Holstein judging contest
In Ontario two boys and a girl shared second place in the Junior Judging Competition for selecting All-Canadian Holsteins. Wingrove Campbellville Mary Lee and Don Taylor Burlington tied at 128 of 140 with an Waterloo boy Peterborough and Burgessville competitors, behind winner Shirley Jackson Calgary with 180. Doug Wingrove won the prize draw. Ontario Holstein association will present true type awards to Ontario winners. Micanor Taylor was close behind with 125 points.
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Halton
Siz
Ontario
Wingrove
Campbellville
Mary Leu
Don Taylor
Burlington
Sech
Eskaterloo
Peterborough
Burgessville
Baxter Lab Social at Highlands Docked by Manton Pagtsiritirtes
An OCR damaged note reports a Baxter Lab gathering at The Highlands with spouses and friends enjoying a social evening. The fragment mentions transportation by three chartered buses and indicates the event was organized through the Plant Petty committee.
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Baxter Lab
Highlands
Manton
Cohen
Plaot
Mrs Ross Hosts Knox Heather Club Meeting
The February Heather Chit meeting was hosted at M Lacy Hoes home with Rene Watson presiding. Mecle Kirkness read a chapter. Douglas Davaison spoke as chairman of the Ushering Committee. Discussion covered Sunday school aids and a March 22 event with Helen Otterbein supervising the tea and bake/candy tables.
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Mrs. Ross
Knox Heather Club
M Lacy Hoes
Rene Watson
Mecle Kirkness
Douglas Davaieon
Know
Asa Patrick
Helen Otterbein
Charlotte Motmes
Oral Norton
LUREHOUSE Euchre Tournament Results and Social Visits
The Lurehouse Institute euchre event sponsored by W.L. featured winners Mrs. James Noble and Ron Latimer taking first, with Mrs. F. Miller and Sam Oleby second in a Clare Wilson cut. Consolations went to Mrs. A. N. Stark and Meldrum Stark. Clif ford McDonald claimed the Jones prize. The Patersons visited the McKay couple in Brampton as Mrs. Mitchell traveled.
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Institute Euchre
W.L
S Euchre
James Noble
Ron Latimer
Scout Mothers Discontinue Euchres After Meeting
Scout Mothers Association held a meeting in the Scout Hall last week. The secretary read reports and a long business session led to the decision to discontinue euchre games for the foreseeable future. Members were welcomed and the gathering closed with a social period.
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Scout End
Holt
Welcom
Group of Westing
Full Schedule Planned By Girls Auxiliary
The Gib Gallery of at AL bawe have started their cuts for the leadership of Men and Mre Warbean They work towards helping people to spend aid mataasonarica at fare at wad Meetings held every tmlay in the opiriash hall from 7 to 30. ALL girls over 12 are welcome.
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Gib
Auallery
At AL Bawe
Mobi
Mataasonarica
Opiriash
Knox church Girls of Knox meeting notes
The Knox church CGLT girls met in the classroom on February 33. Mrs Buckner taught posture and poise before splitting into groups to work on a layette for missions. Jane McPhedran conducted portions, Dorothy Duffield read minutes, Jule Holmes read Scripture Acts 17 29 to 34, June Ren Dick spoke on Thailand, and the gathering closed with prayer.
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C.g.lt
Knox Church
Buckner
Jane McPhedran
Dorothy Duffield
Jule Holmes
Ren- Dick
Thailand
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