Ontario WI Officers Rally highlights leadership and loyalty
The WI Officers Rally in Guelph drew 1,160 delegates, with Miss Ethel Chapman urging members to discover leadership talents in every branch. Talks on branch management and public relations shaped a businesslike agenda while calls for developing local talent kept members active and engaged.
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Bob
Here
Partner
Darby
Joan
Guelph
O.ac
W.I
Nn 1
Ontario
Stothers
Canadian Bank of Commerce
W.1
Ethel Chapman
Farmer's Magazine
WAT
Miss Chapman
Chapman
Victorian Order of Nurses
Reed
Lanevin County
Moss Chapman
DARTMOOR Low Cost House With Expandable Attic
The DARTMOOR is a small 832 square foot home with an expandable attic for two future bedrooms, bath, living room and kitchen. It has front and rear closets, two linen closets, ward robe closets on the first floor, walk in closets on the second floor, high side windows, a double compartment kitchen sink under the window with a right side refrigerator, wide siding and an asphalt shingled roof. Exterior dimensions are 32 by 28 feet with total cubage 18 420 feet.
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Dartmoor
Pope Gregory the Great and the origin of God bless you
The piece explains that Gregory the Great, pope in 500 A D, started the sneeze blessing custom during a Rome plague. He ordered a blessing for sneezes and a cross over yawning mouths, with the latter later fading from use.
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Gregory the Great
Rome
Gregory
Canadian House Poll Reveals Preferred Home Style
Chatelaine magazine surveyed about two thousand Consumer Councillors across Canada. They favor comfortable spacious homes with glass brick and wood, one storey designs, basements, three bedrooms with a flexible den, open circulation, and outdoor features like a yard play area and direct access to the garage. They prefer sloping roofs, airy rooms, and lots of open space for family activities, with many preferring suburban lots and towns over cities.
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Chatelaine Magnané
Canada
Putann Oa
60 7
A Book of Canadian Humour Editors warn readers about overindulgence
A brisk preview of A Book of Canadian Humour edited by John D. Robins and Margaret V. Ray. The volume gathers Canadian comic voices and includes works by Leacock and others, with poems, stories, sketches, and an excerpt from Robins’s Cottage Cheese.
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John D. Robins
Margaret V. Ray
Professor Robins
Victora College
Toronto
Dr. Robins
Miss Ray
Gregory Clark
Lester Sinclair
T. C. Haliburton
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Acton
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Main Street N
Cuberal
Tadis
Rachlin Jewellers
Chronicles Co
Acton Free Press
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Marita
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Pope
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Toronto Baptist Seminary
Jesus
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Coca-Cola
Tling Works
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