The Woolwich Observer - 2016-10-20

• Public input to be sought on expanding Elmira bus service
• Community Care Concepts seeking financial support from Wellesley council
• HE SAID/SHE SAID PLAYS FOR LAUGHS IN ETC PRODUCTION
• ANOTHER BAD TRADE DEAL TO BE RAMMED THROUGH
• Purple Day at schools focuses on child abuse awareness
• A central part of the community
• Wellesley councillor­s look at changing up township committee structure
• Majority in riding want referendum on electoral reform, according to survey by MP
• Changes to on-street parking rules
• Action needed to ban the practice as payday loan industry continues to grow
• “The pace of the political process does not remotely match the speed with which the threat is growing.”
• Kings extend streak to four games with latest wins
• Jacks chalk up another pair of wins
• The skunk and the savvy deer hunter
• Celebratin­g the women who changed how we live and work
• Farmers need credit to do business and feed the world
• Commonplac­e item carries a stamp that’s anything but
• Tasty risotto makes use of bountiful harvest time
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• For scientific researcher­s, there are Sleeping Beauties waiting to be awakened
• A blood drive with a personal touch

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