STRATFORD AMBULANCE
Appeal Fund Committee QRGAWSWG COUNTRY DISTRICTS The- ambulance appeal fund committee met; last evening when, there were present: Tlie Mayor, Mr. J. W.. McMillan (in the chair); and Messrs. Win. Hoskin, C. Till J. C. Robins. D. J. Malone, S. D. Hayton, B. Vinsen and the secretary (Mr. W. D. Young). The secretary reported that organ_ isation of the country districts was proceeding .satisfactorily. "The secretary and I made a can. vass of part of West Broadway," said the Mayor, "and the result was most satisfactory. Practically everyone was willing to give and expressed the opinion that they considered airnm. bulance necessary. The appeal has been received Very well.'' Further arrangements for the or. ganisation of the country districts wore discussed and completed. Severn! social functions will be conducted in aid of the fund.
"I think we have done well so far," •■aid the chairman. "The sum is now in -! 01 £l3O and the appeal was only opened tw 0 weeks -igo."
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 424, 2 December 1933, Page 4
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