Halton Police Plan Shade for Manor
Halton County Police Association aims to raise 2500 to provide trees for shade at the Halton Centennial Manor in Milton. Funds will be given to the Manor board in May to finance the outdoor improvement for elderly residents. Every dollar collected supports adding trees to shelter residents and enhance the manor’s appearance.
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Halton Centennial
Milton
Halton County Police Association
Colle
Harry Wilson
Trafalgar Township
Ringes Sickness Clutters District Homes Week
Sickness remains common in many local homes with several residents listed as ill or recovering. Names include Ken Stubbington with quinsey and Mrs. George Grundy with tonsillitis, while others recover from scarlet fever and ear infections. Visits, travel, and family updates fill the report, ending with a funeral note for Mr. Smith in Shelburne.
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Ken Stubbington
Quinsey
George Grundy
Russell Smith
Ward Bruce
Bob McPhedran
F. Fisher
St. Joseph's Hospital
Archie Sinclair Sr
Arnold
Guelph
Len Buck
Doe Boersma
Tim Klooster
Styn Klooster
Shelburne
Foreman
Hugh Moorehouse
Petrolia
Gordon Aitken
D. G. Robertson
Charles Williamson
Douglas Robertson
Sharon
Ken Robertson
Lynnda
Toronto
A. Johnson
Jack
Vernon Stewart
Deby
Alfreda Wintee
Oustie
Martha Jackson
Fred Baptie
Mr. Smith
Reading to the Blind Spurs Campaign for CNIB Centre
The CNIB library in Canada serves blind readers from coast to coast with talking book recordings, reaching 60 000 titles and moving over a ton of mail daily. A new $3 150 000 centre in Dalton County will double space to 150 000 records, add soundproof reading rooms, and enable transcriptions and access to Canadian press for readers.
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Dalton County
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Cniless
Institute
CNIB
Cape Breton
British Columbia
CNB
Cn.lb
Mrs Mary Laing Dies in 91st Year
Mary A Laing died at Milton Private Hospital on Sunday March 21 in her 91st year. She was predeceased by husband Robert Laing and survived by sister Bella of Milton and brothers William of Guelph Edwin of Edmonton and John of Waterloo. Rev Sutherland officiated at Victor Rum and Son funeral home on Tuesday March 23 with interment at Fairview Cemetery Acton. Born Nassagie Weyao township she lived in Eramosa and Acton districts and was a member of Sodom Presbyterian Church and longtime music teacher. Pallbearers were Robert Laing Robert Dredge Fred Laing Carl Rarl Colin Lue and Elmer Dredge.
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Mary A. Laing
Milton
Frarview Coun Vy
Acton
Abs Laing
Nassagieweyao
Robert
Isabella Laing
Eramosa
Sodom
Beginning Of Season For Fire In Ontario 1954
The Ontario Department of Lands and Forests opens the 1954 forest fire season from April 1 to October 31 and marshals all resources to prevent repeats of 1933. Minister Welland S Gemel appeals to residents and visitors to help curb human caused fires as last year saw 1520 fires burning SHROUD Aeres with 6067 and 92 involving settlers, plus lightning and miscellaneous causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
Lands Forests Minster Welland S Gemel
TER Opallen
Gre Line
What Happening To Cheese Plants
Fragmentary note discusses cheese plant status with unclear figures and regional references Quebec Manitoba Saskatchewan New Nova Scotia and Edward. Mentions factory reductions and beans variety changes but details are garbled.
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Quebec
Manitoba
Bett
Sally Norman
Leaders Developed By Many 4H Clubs
The article notes growth of 4-H clubs from 2 to 65 215 members by 1953 and highlights the value of club participation. It quotes Edmonton mayor Wm Hollack and former 4-H members on public speaking gains, leadership, friendships, and cross border exchanges with Montana clubs. It cites EP Pineau on rising parent interest and a thousand volunteers nationwide.
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Fairmonten
Wm Hollack
Edmonton
Guise-In-Traieng
EP. Pineau
Canada
Department of Agriulture
Ottawa
Ontario
Enlarged Halton Presbytery Laymen Hold Meeting and Banquet
Laymen of the enlarged Halton Presbyterial of the United Church of Canada met at First United Church Port Credit for a Friday meeting and banquet. Over 300 attendees from Acton and area heard I N Rawson of Hamilton preside and discuss church-site purchases and interchurch services as the new area expands to Port Credit Cookseyfe Applewood Burnhamthorpe Apple Acres Oakville and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Port Credit
Cookseyfe
Torono Dike
Burnhamthorpe
James Oakville
Additonal B. Wimms Tds
S.nger
Lasman
Barligton Congretaon
Seve Abas
Mrs J Van Fleet Hostess to Group
Mrs J Van Fleet hosts a group gathering at her Knox Teed home on Mrk Ave. The event features tea and social time with attendees readied for a vesper-like program. Names and full details are illegible in the fragment.
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Mrs. J. van Fleet
Knox
Mrk
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