Campbellville WI Holds Annual Meeting with Laughter and Plans
Mrs George Inglis hosted Campbellville WI for its annual meeting presided by Mrs Leonard Andrews. Reports by officers, a nominating committee summary, and a note on a May 27 bus trip to celebrate the 20th birthday were read. 22 members joined as social activities followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Inglis
Campbellville WI
Leonard Andrews
Institute
Mary Stewart
George Inglia
Nelson Howard
Sunshine School
Campbellville
James Wallace
Alec Moore
Sid Hartley
Wm. McClaren
Queen
Wi Grace
Charles Mitchell
Sydney Hartley
William McClaren
Halton Game Warden Hitchcux Dies at Oakville
Albert Dudley Hitchcux longtime Halton County game warden died Sunday night in his second year of service with the Department of Lands and Forests. Born in Great Bookham England he helped form the game oversight and conservation program in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Albert Dudley Hitchcux
Oakville
Halton County
Mr. Hitchcux
Great Bookham
Surrey
England
Department—of—Lands and Forests
Buckner speaks on reform centre work at Devonshire meeting
Dr. R D Buckner discussed his neuro psychiatric centre at the Guelph Reformatory, its methods, and goals of research and treatment. He described patient care, psychological testing, and the challenges of post release follow up, noting the centre's high costs and the potential benefits of rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Devonshire
Kenneth Know
Mra Bo Mowal
Archibald Lampman
Maas Twat Smith
Mrade
Moz Bennett
RD Buckner
Iduma
Mears
Hungary
Ead
UNO
Sn Association
Mra D Drysdale
Alluston
Sauter
Rod Buckner
Guelph Reformatory
Buckner
Canada
Department of Reformatories
Local School Hosts Student Teachers and Community Guests
Regs School hosted Miss Freeman from England and Miss Gilbride from Toronto as student teachers from Toronto Teachers' College. The community held gatherings over the weekend with numerous visitors from Guelph, Hamilton, Kitchener, and Toronto, including weddings, funerals, showers, and a Rotary Fun Fair despite a Thursday storm that disrupted Hydro and knocked out phones and TV antennas.
Week End Visitors Reported in District
Miss Joyce Fountain of Guelph spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Fountain. Mr and Mrs Robert McCutcheon and Dianne of Kitchener stayed with Mr and Mrs Warvey Jestin and family. Several other local visits are listed including Hamilton and Dundas associations and a note of Albert Ware arriving in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regs School
Jas Freeman
Giller
Toronto
Guelph Township
Qurdan Robertson
Jim
Sharon
Guelph
George McMillan
Mo McCutcheon
Min
Fisher
Mroo
Stewart
McAlpine - Townacmt
Joyce Fountain
Charlie Fountain
Robert McCutcheon
Dianne
Kitchener
George Linbled
Marry Hortop
George Munro
Hamilton
Margaret Black
Port Plain
Miss Hieck
Mere Tom Cutting
Norton
Clarke
Martyn
Ralph Isleury
Dundas
Marjorie Cutting
Don Dolson
Han Clarke
Steve
Robert Patten
John Alton
Jennie Tovell
Stuart Wiehardeon
Tod McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Hot Dinner Precedes Wisconsin Annual Meeting
The Wisconsin annual meeting was held in the hall on Thorneday after a noon dinner hosted by Mrs Haugt rey. Mr Renton and Mrs Lanfent were the hostesses. Miss Quinton returns to teaching in Mo after illness. Mrs Somerville of Ac tun was in charge Communion services will be at Limehouse Presbyterian Church on April 14 at 2:30. Misson Mills arrived home Saturday after five months in Daytona Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Townsend
Tau Mroo
Mra
Don McAlpine
Vno
United Church
Mra Nicholson
Hamilton
MacDonald
Darleen
Gail Hamilton
Huntton
Acton
McNabb
Georgetown
Jldayd
St Andrew's Church
Guelph
SS. No 4
Brookville Hall
Churchill Sunday School Graduation Honors Young Members
Churchill Sunday school held a graduation exercise with guest speaker KE Forgreve from St. John's Sunday School Georgetown. Graduates moved from intermediate to upper class and from primary to intermediate with new teachers appointed. A bake sale and cross bun sale were planned for the neighborhood ahead of Good Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Churchill Sunday School
KE. Forgreve
St. John's
Georgetown
Cedarvale Girls’ School
Arthur Swackhamer
Dowald Swarkhamer
Swackhamer
Hubert Denny
Nosemary Brooks
Bhirley Anderson
Carol Swackhamer
Jenna Brooks
Linda Coles
Trudy Spear
Panclo Nord
Vern Denny
Frank Freeman
Mra W. Swackhamer
Lack of Education Ties to Unemployment in NES Survey
A country-wide National Employment Service survey for the National Employment Committee finds that poor education and unemployment are closely linked. The NES study, the first of its kind, queried job seekers registered with the service and concludes that education deficiency contributes both directly and indirectly to joblessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Employment Service
N.E. S
National Employment Committee
Unemployment _ Insurance Commission
NES
Also Mentioned on This Page
V.V
Jim Ledger
Adtoh Rotary Club
T.V
Doris Thompson
Woodside School
Campbellville ‘Institute
Jack Wheelihan
Reginald Austin
Campbell Agnew
Douglas Agnew
Don Wilson
Fred Soynes
Jack Chettle
Kaths
Department of Highways
Hamilton Moffat Cube
Vincent Massey
Bert Ware
Joseph Roberts
St Josepha Hospital
Mro
Orvdle Mitchelwod
Hell School
Halton City
R.d.buckner
Devonshire
D.E
Ho Mainprize
Mastessen
Mra Kennedy
Morison
Mra Lambert
Layton
Lethbridge
Alta
Paradine
T Hong
Southern Alberta Co-Operative Association
Legion Auditorium
Watson’ Dairy
Baranestaurant
Churchill
Snow Axaine
R. H. Denny
State Farm
Grack Fe
Phene
Ford
Thompson Motors
Main ST. WN
Uae
IGA
Clae
Chase and Sanborn
IGA Florida Citrus
Caravan
Mazola Oldi
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