Echo Hill Ladies To Start Campaign

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Newspaper Article - 'Echo Hill to Start Campaign' - (Farm Safety - Reflector Tape) - April 15, Westlock News
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Transcript: Echo Hill n^. i^ r
Ladies To
STthae rEtc hoC Haillm Wp. I. a wiigth nt he
assistance of the Echo Hill Be- f
Club are gathering at the Lloyd
McMillan farm on Saturday,
April 18 to launch their safety
iprogram.
A tractor and a trailing imple­ment
will be at the farm all prop­erly
equipped with reflective tape
there will be. a spot lamp, head­lights,
reflectors on ; the equipment
Th « | y will meet there between
2 and 4 p. m. and any visitors
wlho are interested ARTE welcome to
attend. Lunch will be served.
Among those present will bie
Mr. William Perkins of the Safety
Council, Al Richardson of CFRN,
and others.
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Echo Hill Women's Institutes
Westlock, AB
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