Campbellville Institute Holds Annual Meeting Highlights
Campbellville WI gathers with Mrs George Inglis hosting as Mr Leonard Andrews presides. Members share thoughts on Spring, roll call laughs, and reports from secretaries and treasurer. A bus trip marks 30th WI birthday. Community social ends the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Inglis
Campbellville Wi
Leonard Andrews
Institute
Mary Stewart
Nelann Howard
Sunshine School
Campbellville
James Wallace
Alec Moore
Sid Hartley
Wm. McClaren
Queen
Wi Grace
Charles Mitchel
Sidney Hartley
Wiliam McClaren
Halton Game Warden Albert Hitchcux Dies in Ontario
Oakville Halton County game warden Albert Dudley Hitchcux died Sunday night in his 20s. Born in Great Bookham England he served as game overseer and helped found the Department of Lands and Forests conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Albert Dudley Hitchcux
Oakville
Halton County
Mr. Hitchcux
Great Bookham
Surrey
England
Department—of—Lands and Forests
Buckner Delivers Talk At Devonshire Chapter Meeting
Dr R D Buckner spoke on his work at the neuro psychiatric centre at the Guelph Reformatory, describing its aims of research and treatment. The program included discussion on discipline, behavior, and the centre's EEG findings among inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Devonshire
Mra
Kenneth Kao
Mra Bo Mowat
Archibald Lampman
Rtes
Mies Peal Smith
Moz Bennett
RD Buckner
Iduma
Hungary
Poreves
D Drysdale
Aanter
Rod Buckner
Guelph Reformatory
Buckner
Canada
Department of Reformatories
Celta
Local School Hosts Student Teachers Freeman and Gilbride
Miss Freeman from England and Miss Gilbride from Toronto taught at the local school during a busy week. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Murrey Milson and son, Mr and Mrs Elias-Hell and boys, and many local families. A severe Thursday storm disrupted hydro and telecoms, while a Rotary Fun Fair at the Legion hall drew good crowds despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Freeman
Mim. Giller
Toronto
Teachers’ College
Miss Freeman
England
Europe
Gil‘bride
Murd
McCutcheon
Muriel
Elias- Hell
Hilleburn
Bruce Sr
North
Erin
Apent
Ward
Byron
Murrey Milson
Eon
Quatic
M. Jeckaon
Joyce Robertson
Patricia Hughes
Kitchener
George D. Robertsun
Wm. Webb
Gumph Township
Qurdan Robertson
Jim
Sharon
Guelph
George McMillan
Mo McCutcheon
Week End Visitors Reported in District
Miss Joyce Fountain of Guelph spent the week end at her parents home. Mr and Mrs Albert Ware arrived in England. Wood of South Carolina visited the Linbledt family. George Munro of Hamilton and Miss Margaret Diack of Port Plain visited the Cutting and Sutton groups. Marilyn and other relatives joined weekend gatherings in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Fountain
Guelph
Charlie Fountain
Robert McCutcheon
Dianne
Kitchener
George Linbled
Mere
Hartop
George Munro
Hamilton
Margaret Diack
Port
Plain
Miss Black
Tom Cutting
Norton
Clarke
Marilyn
Ralph iVieury
Dundas
Merjorie Cutting
Don Dolson
Ran Clarke
Hot Dinner Precedes Wisconsin Annual Meeting
The WA annual meeting was held in the hall on Thursday after a noon dinner. Hostesses were Mrs Rough, Jey, Mr Renton and Mrs Sanfont. Miss Quinton returns as teacher at 9 after illnesses. Mrs Somerville of Ac ton presided. Communion services set for April 14 at Limehouse Presbyterian Church. Misson Mills returned home Saturday from Daytona Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Townsend
Mroo
Don McAlpine
Vna
United Church
Mra Nicholson
Hamilton
MacDonald
Darleen
Gail Hamilton
Joan Tagnsend
Huntton
Acton
McNabb
Georgetown
Jldoyd
St Andrew's ‘Church
Guelph
SS. No 5
Brookville Hall
Jey
Renton
Sanfont
Miss Quinton
Mra Somerville
Limehouse Presbyterian
Churchill Sunday School Graduation Report
Churchill Sunday School held its graduation ceremony Sunday afternoon with guest speaker FE Forgreve from Georgetown Saint John’s Sunday School. Graduates moved from intermediate to upper class: Donald Mwarkhamer Linds Swackhamer Robert Denny Rosemary Brooks. primary to intermediate: Carol Swackhemer Monna Brooks Linda Coles Trudy Spear Paniclo Nord Vern Denny. New teachers appointed. event followed by notices of postponed WA and upcoming bake sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Churchill
FE. Forgreve
Rt. John’s Sunday School
Georgetown
Cedarvale
Choor
Preyer
Arthur Swackhaemer
Donald Mwarkhamer
Linds Swackhamer
Robert Denny
Rosemary Brooks
Bhirley Anderson
Carol Swackhemer
Monna Brooks
Linda Coles
Trudy Spear
Paniclo Nord
Vern Denny
Frank Freeman
Lack of Education Linked to Unemployment
A nationwide National Employment Service survey of job seekers, asked if poor education affects unemployment, found education gaps correlate with joblessness both directly and indirectly. The NES conducted the first such survey at the behest of the National Employment Committee for the Unemployment Insurance Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Employment Service
N.E. S
National Employment Committee
Unemployment _ Insurance Commission
NES
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hlath
T.V
Faste Jim Ledger
Actoh Rotary Club
Boris Thompson
Woodside School
Miss Thompson
Campbellville ‘Institute
Jack Wheelihan
Reginald Austin
Willam McClaren
Charles Mitchell
Campbell Agnew
Douglas Agnew
Don Wilson
Fred Seenes
Jack Chettle
Kaths
Department of Highways
Hamilton Moffat
Vincent Massey
Bert Ware
Joseph Roberts
Upbellville
Oin
St Josepha Hospital
Mro
Orvdle Mitchell
Bell School
Halton Charnity Tuberculosis and Health Association
Maworie Hall
Manoas
Manonte Hall
Tosday
Rod McPhail
Esra Howditt
Vivian Cramp
Chiara Matehetl
R.d.buckner
Devonshire
D.E
HO Mainprize
de Buckner
Kennedy
Morrison
Lethbridge
Alta
Sava
T HoWait
Southern Alberta Co-Operative Association
Eden Mills
Legion Auditorium
Ichurchill
H. Benny
State Farm
Denny
Phane
Ford
Thompson Motors
Usaten Oua
Giece
IGA
Chase and Sanborn
Stunt’s
Moz
IGA Florida Citrus
Caravan
Mazola Oil
Rite
Watson
Dairy
Baranestaurant
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