Ballinafad WMS hosts Thank-offering meeting at church
Ballinafad Women’s Missionary Society members attend a Thank-offering gathering at the ill Church with Dr. W. E. Strangway as guest speaker recounting African medical work. Music provided by Ospringe and Adam families. attendance from Alton Ospringe Melville and Ballinafad. A death notice for William Hall, a cemetery clean-up, and a strawberry social planned for June 25. A friendly softball match Hornby vs Ballinafad ends 11 to 1. Wasonic services in Melville Church noted as services withdraw next Sunday for anniversary observance.
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Cycle and Enjoy Healthier Living Say Wheelmen
Canadian cyclists promote biking as a healthy, economical transport and leisure option. Dr. Swift of the Canadian Wheelmen's Association argues a bike frees riders from traffic, enables country touring, and reduces road clutter. Advocates urge youth cycling clubs to curb delinquency and teach safe riding for educational and recreational weekend tours.
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Georgetown mail bag praises town and councillors
A reader from Georgetown writes fondly of the town praising friendly welcome, beautiful new homes, and community spirit. They acknowledge sewer work but defend local leadership and resist harsh criticism, urging continued patience and support for progress.
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Art Scott
W M S3 Auxiliary Meeting Reports June Activities
The ASH Grove group meets June 8 at the Mick home with hymnody and readings. A Japanese letter thanks the Society for a parcel. Ruth Morrison wed Leonard Coxe in Milton with a desk presentation. Temperance sermon and songs noted. Fathers Day announced for next Sunday with gift ideas.
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Clayton Wilson
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Leonard Coxe
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Leonard
Walter Thompson
Toron
Canadian cyclist Raynham logs 225000 miles without accident
Weston Ontario rider C Basil Raynham, 68, has pedalled 225000 miles in 18 years with no accidents, stressing strict traffic law obedience and cycling etiquette. He notes safety is a mutual responsibility among motorists pedestrians and cyclists, and cites fellow Canadian Gus Hogben at 203494 miles.
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Be a Live Cyclist Not a Dead Statistic
Ontario recorded 15 335 motor vehicle bicycle collisions in 16 years 1531 1548 with 595 deaths and 14 722 injuries eight other cyclist deaths in non motor vehicle crashes. last year 669 collisions killed 231 and injured 634 people per the accident recording division of the Ontario Department of Wireways.
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