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CANADIAN PACIFIC AIRLINES PROPOSED ROUTES
Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montreal sr '
Edmonton, Regina, Toronto ).,fr.,4, • •
Vancouver, Calgary,..Saskatoon, Ottawa, Montreal
Vancouver, Edmonton, Montreal
yancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal
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Based on Cost f Production
committee of practical Support prices ,.determined by a
farmers.
Floor prices related to production posts on
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period.
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announced
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THE BRUSSELS POST AVodileadV"',. AP:V.01)404 1901 . • " .,.........
STRATFORD TEACHERS' .COUEBE
Franic Rutledge,
After, 4!, contest on f4nir-L$ of. hie
Bible refreSbinen4ts were Served I?7
the committee in ollgTge.
*1),,CINE-TSARvz AND ,151y04,EArk- CcIMRSEk are offered,
lead:frig to An Interim ElementaU-Sohool Teacher's
Certifieate, valid in the elementary schools of Ontario.
'TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 9, 1958. Descriptive book-
let "Teaching in the Elementary Schools of Ontario,"
free on request.
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT FOR ADMISSION:
ONE-YEAR COURSE: Standing in, eight Grade 13
Papers, one of which shall be English Composition or
English Literature,
TWO-YNAR COURSE: Secondary School Graduation
Diploma of the General Course.
INTERVIEWS WITH APPLICANTS are conducted by the
Committee of Selection. Secondary school students
interested in entering Teachers' College should apply
for interview' through, the principal of their secondary
school. Other applicants should write to:
THE PRINCIPAL, STRATFORD TEACHERS' COLLEGE
WATER STREET
0•23,10000.10.0000meK,b....,00:00,,fte.voloasmar,t
Rev, W. A, Williams, interimt
149del'ator, eonductedl tale service
in. Kiii)X ;church nn..Smiday morning
Xr C, L, Thenhison WAS OOLLOLLGtill4
SQl!nceEi. TIOA001..
and hips, Cotton, Thainesford,
have Inoved to the :former littether
farm which they Intrchased from.
Mr+ Qeorige Menzies.
Mrs, Cl; Stealer circa Mrs. Murray
Buether are in Winghani Monday
and Tuesday of this week attending
the Training School for leaders for
the 4,Ff project "The club (lid
Stands on ,Guard", Any ,girls who
are Interested in taking this pro-
ject please get in touch with either
Mrs Steffler or Mrs. Duether as
soon as possible,
rPhe La d les' Aid of Knox Pree.
01turcb, held a quilting last week
at the home .Of Mrs. Allister Bird
with an, attendance of :iS ladies.
Jim Knight has returned home
from a incr or trip to California,
and otiher points.
Miss Khte McNabb was a recent
visitor at home here.
The Library Board plan on baying
another bake sale in the near ,
future.
ST. 4p 'W:t
The monthly 'inee In of St.
'NV. A. Was ;held in tate Ohnreh Hall
a'ltli the 'president, Ws. Jewell in,
'he chair,
Mho nv.eting opened with a, hymn
'aurd Litany from the February
Message,' ALILL 11..AW0114,17
prayer. Scrip';ure. lesSOn was read by
BryanS. Minutes and correspon-
4ence by the secretary, Mrs. INIViS)
and treasurer's repovi by Mrs.
Somers,
An invitation .from' St, Paul's,
Winaltam W. A..le meet with them
on Tbrursday, March 5.01. was read
and Erieeetle d.
Mrs. E. Somers gave a reaching
The Always. Faithful Few, —
which was very aPPropritve.
Mrs, Keffer reported the quilt top
was ready iror quilting and Mrs.
Thynne and Mrs, Keffer were assig-
ned. to look after 'same. :The quilt
to 'be sent "o Mohawk Institute
wilien finiShed, Mrs. Stephens
eductional .:secretary, took us on an
imaginary WO through mid Japan,
r‘rophasi7ing our missionaries and
their different laSks. Our prayers.
are greatly desired for the splendid
work they do. Three sick or -shut-in
visits locallly, were reported by )
the committee.
This irt'erestteg meeting' closed
with maser.
tTen, was served .by Mrs. Stephens
assisted by Mrs. Davis,
CANADIAN PACIFIC
PROPOSES AIR ROUTES:
peg; Ottawa — Saskatoon; Regina
— Edmonton; and the first service
1Saskatoon arjl Vancoinvet
via. Calgary.
routes, providing for the first time
non-stop service between the follow;
ink citiesl: Montreal — Edmonton:
Toronto — Regina; Ottawa —
from improved air services if an
aprification by Cianadian Pacific Air-
lines now before the Air Transport,
:The above drawing ishows how nine Board 'is ap)prWed. Daily service is
major Canadian cities will benefit proposed on five east-west'mainline
Theirs is a
mission of mercy
PLEASE
EL
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March is Red Cross month in
Canada. Sometime during this
period volunteer canvassers of the
Canadian Red Cross will come to
your door. They come to ask for
your financial support—support for
the work of mercy that never ends.
So much depends on your, re-
sponse—for only through your
generosity can this great work go
on, You who are confident, strong,
secure, please help in this mission
of filmy please give generously.
support - the
CR SS
I you are not at home when the,
canvassers call, please send your
Contribution direct to:
COLLE6TICNS WILL Itt, MADE BY tHt
LAD; 'S' AUXILIARY TO TFI dANAblA41.`,t..0164
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IViELVIi LE GUILD
The Young Women's
Melville cibruroh held their February
meeting with nineteen members
present.
The meeting was in t.ithrp,o of
Isabel Adams, Kate Wilson and Sean
Ireland, Mrs. Adams took the chair
and opened the meeting with a
poem followed by a hymn. Prayer
was offered by (Gate and we read in
unison verses 1-16 from ithe gospel
according to St, John, chapter 10.
Mrs. Ireland continued with the
study 'Women of the Bible deal:
lug with `Wary *and Martha,' those
'Sriends of Jesus who served' In twO
sudh different ways..
After a, hymln the IMizpalt Bene
dictimCwas pronoUnced and Mrs.
Edgar took ,charge of the ibUshiess.
portion.
The secretary's report was
by Jessie littIe and the treasurer's'
relfort by Leona Armstrong.
Marguerite .itziaiuter and Isabel
Gibson marked the attendance of
their itwo sides, bitd 1 new Member
was. 'reported five former
members joined again this year.,
Letters of appreciation were read,
from Mrs. Orri.e Elliott, and Mrs.
George Elliott. The report of the
Sunshine Comittee. was given by