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A former housewife, Mm. Jennings wan , member of the C.W.L. for mnny yen: as well u 1 member of the Libel-d Atmo, union. 'MP'WAtMme=Theftmttr-twttttttsrteot. grip...for twteetttesafetytto wot roads. too. soon. Pomrful new " engine tor Iii-Torque 6). both ml- able with Turbo Hymn-Mow sumac rumba. "1ooltttteuet-tdmtt-yrttr-ettt- in. 1tNtlth -2cyttted adv. also bubble. -, At woven-'0! up the said thlt III. had enjoyed motoring with her Mr, Mm. K. Smith Ind her husband. all over tho United sum. She could not be persuaded to bond . plan. homwr. _ Eh. in uncanny quit: proud of Us. Blaming fun: the Pops, Paul VI which lungs on the II.“ in her room. Lula year and the year be- fon Ibo nllo had a win from Her Kdmy, Queen Elizabeth, Prime Hint!” Par-on and Mr. Baht. with“: Showman-WM 1tttivimr I plum. than Mr. Hm in g pic-nu who hon than of tho I." vi: India and TN. Goxdon Mani-mother Nvortte mm. Hock-y Ill!) inund- In. Jennings unduly the Maple Lad; Rod [any in her hum- lunch: plum. Mm. Jum‘m. [and 1(an- anoin- Ctr. ”mlummunhdhl’on Minna). Inlaninpwu hon Ombu- an. m; ttd Juli-u Oudl-houumm ?'urtmi-e,qr.qtutm.t+ T'ggrtdettt.r.'eft of " and Stud. NI! who in 101 riGau.uiuaGa' my” about 0.:qu You " " gut to In in. u . m of "t dug [In old tim. music," uh. l doth. lik. airpltmets," she April lees the hurt round-up of joint workshops uni dam-ea. as club: get together for their sped-la and visiting entertainmmtta, baton the May graduation parties begin. These graduation' are held by ptaurtieally all modern Ian-re dime On the same date, March 25, Hamil Cargill called I delight- ful Enter dance for Peterboro Squlnl Mud their many guests. Dancers from the Ajax-Pickering- Onhvu Ire: "tended lumber Enter affair when one of the best known international alien: Max Pony“: of Indiana was guest caller in Pickering High School. Much 80. The Banter season was a gay and busy one for modern square daneem Ind many clubs held lunch] events. Circle B Club of Bramalea, caller Norm Wilcox, held I "Bunny Hop", March 25th, with Eileen Dockmnn conducting rounds. St. Catharine: Swing l Whirl group entertained sue-t: from Burlington, Niagara Falls, Port Credit, Onkville and many other towns, " their natural Euler Bum. Ernie Dempster (and Lucille) of Trenton headed the prom-In} for n fun~tilled evening. bu now been relaxed. and Iqulre dam-n throughout the province In computing note. and making Ily1catysttrxiititrls, _ -e, H _ Toronto and District Squire Dunc. Association bu cooperated fully in this project and joins SWOSDA in the hope that it can be upended to other provinces Ind evuntullly all of Clmd: - a true “commit! "fost"t _ The association " madam mum "%tmettNfrrmsmntmtandaintte, were": Ontuio bent- ramming. a you no, to eompiltt Ind-tic- and mm up n Centetw't3l_Bek, giving information about club. throughout Ontario, Imrtieulnrly those when visitor: no welcomed. Now ith, ready to go and lucky holders of the booklets are planning many I gay Met to distant or nearhy clubl to use their invitation- from then unique booklets. Boom» {in .outiGaeCiiiiGri att""""""""" Ws JOIN-w Inn-Ind In "t?AettrIh.Pret_cedit_m. g: ml iii0aYia%ii" G MI?" 'rtt-atth-'aa-vera. “1!“.‘PWWCII-b I?! rlqu-‘nflcip-md (inhuman! .l'r..herit {our new to: but SQUARES A " tt saunas no peat be"; mahirm the impart of I var crush? In I us. study ot impart dynamics I lib-size durumv was und Ind the ”straining offer) nf I tteat bolt WI! mouurw" ttt I 20 mph impart with stopping " Une. of nine inch". The Urtrrttttntittpd dummy', head "ruck with I (one of t,5M pounds: with I lap bolt the for" was 600 It... Ind with the (mar point human - eomhimitior, "st, Ind din-norm over-the-shoulder belt - there was no impact. _ The ml belt load for the lap 'belt m 8.500 Ibl.. and nk the 3- point mm the Up belt Main" 2200 IU., and the diagonal elm! belt absorbed "" tim., for a total of 4.505 lbl. In 1966 infnnta Mrounted for 78.3 per cent of the deaths due tn rrurfoeation, the under 4 map for 82AM eetWasf-Ntatttttr We ttt fire or explosion. the 60-69 are nnup for 38.5 per cent of the poisoning, Md tV over-70 for 71 per cent of the hm. Accidents iniiJiim. is one " the four major causes of death in Canada. How uh is tin homo? Astronaut John Glenn Btrrvivrd a trip through spun only to um in his Uthroom Ind sustain I serious head injury which imarpari- tated him for months. Controller Robinson: “Yen , can. We all want a holiday but W'- ean't word one." thawed Alder-mm John Allen romment ed: “People need a rest once I month in this push-tmd-shove rat rate. You eati't relaté Tur/ia, to money." He laid the daily mst " pawn: borough employees is $36,000. This. plus $14,000 holiday pay, is too much money to mend for a Cen- tannin! "Flatt Day" on or near Fats Iii, u pmpoud by Aneaster Township. A holiday celebrating the second anniverury of Canada's ted or sign would coal Elnbiroku 850.000 said Controller W. K. Robinson last week. Moro Centennial Celebrations: ", Peterboro'l Lift Lock Squares . Centennill Jamboree at Kenner 2 Collegiste, Bob Jnffray and other 's callers, April 'th. On the lame 4 date Hamilton', Steel City Center- i nial Bull, with Ernie Cargill, at ; Bishop Ryan School. Ahd "after : the ball is our" - off come the l Ina-nil? We’ll see! Al Burning. the famous diver) tor of mum dancing for New York World' Pair, will conduct the workshop/and dance April 8, at Down-view Collegiate, for Toronto and District Association members and guests. Al, being kept so busy in the IM., hun’t been in this urea for many months, and his old friends in curly looking forward to dancing to his smooth and fun- filled culling. ‘Flag Day' Scrapped Sm club. like to learn some- thing new wary week, ‘other dance“ like hart to dance, with an amnion] new thing thrown in - t-hon'l mouth variety to unit every dancer. _danein. The happy part or thin series of events is that dancers (by; Itop lamina. but. than'l shay- somcthing new coming dong, ”In. new Iquuo dance, routine, or I new waltz, tango. or twoqtep. So the fun of learning. is well u dancing the well-known and land routines goes on from year to yen. duh and becomo the hnppy climu when "ttmt yur dancers", who nll your but been busily learning the basic Item of their new recreation. graduate to the intermediate clubs. Nutmeg level dancer: Koo. nihi- time of year, mowing tn Iona vary Ides “can" to an". Sh. doun't an too nun] 10: mini skirt. ttrough. “Do you like to In young um “ring Hui! hair [on] t" I uhd "No," I!» upliod nimrir. Add. from TN. and movies on It in favorite patina for Inn: 1ttohnddsi-d3trrothoB, Whaukdhtv'muoluu ACCIDENTS IN THE HOME Pmrm'ud 'Thur Dar" wan SEAT BELTS News of Square Dancing Activities