Registered Nurses Group Visits School for Deaf Milton
The April 15, 1965 report notes 216 children aged five to 14 enrolled in the Milton school with 130 senior students. A speech given by D E B Kennady opened the event and a dessert bridge is planned for April 26 at St Christopher's Anglican Church Hall in Burlington. The group discussed presenting at the Provincial PCM Meeting in Toronto in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Milton
Seeatnichoan
Getario
Toronto
St. Christopher's Anglican Church Hall
Burlington
Silverwood Institute Elects Officers Directors Conveners
Silverwood Women's Institute holds 1965 66 officers in a Milton district meeting with reports on improvements. Officers include President Mrs G Burt and District Director Mrs W R Nastun. Conveners cover Health Agriculture Citizenship and more. Also notes Homemaking Club meetings at Mrs Henderson's with laundry bag project and a funeral in Norval for Mrs McCullough.
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Silverwood Institute
Wood Women’s Institute
G. Burt
G. Henderson
J. Carmichael
Prescurer
FP. Duffield
H. Scott
W. R. Nastun
F. Campbell
H. Marchington
D. Lindey
Marching
Scout
Ironside
Marchington
Silver Reles
Rev Herbason New Minister Called at Local Presbyterian
Rev Herbason of Sutton accepted a call to lead the local Presbyterian Church and Erin Burns Church with a June start. Other items note Mee Kisester's hospital return after tests, Robert Clarke breaking a wrist, Easter combined services at Burns Presbyterian Erin, and the Dekin Hazenberg auction drew a large crowd with sales to Chatham workers.
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Herbeaon
Sutton
Presbyterian Church
Erin Burns Church
Mee. K. Kisester
Guelph Hospital
Mrs. J. Kelly and Sons
Willowdale
Robert Clarke
Seoare
Egate
Burns Presbyterian Church
Erin
T. Maxwell
Toronto
Barden
Eden Mills
F. Lambert
Rockwood
M. Jackson
Dekin-Hazenberg
Chatham
M Ker
Acton
Dekin Farm
Stulp
Ballinafad
Haze
Art Club Holds Final Session Due to Waning Interest
The Art Club concluded its official meeting amid dwindling participation. A planning session is set to discuss next steps and to recruit new members.
Easter Meeting at Knox W M S Hosts and Guests
Mrs. A M McPherson hosted the Easter Trank offering meeting of the M S at Arthur Street. A smaller gathering due to church work, with Reverend Cockay of Knox Crescent and Kensington Oganteng presenting. The day featured prayers, meditations, hymns, and a shared reception concluding with Crown Him with Many Crowns.
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A. M. McPherson
Arthur
M.S
F. Anderson
John
Emms Cole
Due Alert
Johnson
Cockay
Knox Crescent
Kensington Church of Oganteng
Emmaus Road
Bella Maye Roel
Isobel
Greenock 4-H Fruit Demonstration Plans
Greenock 4-H Merry Maids met March 31 at Mrs J McCullock's with Doris Spence presiding and Linda Cole reading minutes. Members discussed proteins and acids in foods, fruit buying tips, and serving ideas. A prune sponge fruit salad and baked apples were prepared and lunch was served, followed by the group singing O Canada.
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Greenock
Merry Maids
EF. Pearen
Canada
Mission CircleThankoffering aids mission work in church
The Marion Rudd Mission Circle held a spring Thankoffering on Monday evening April 5 in the church. Miss Alice Clarke of Hamilton spoke, recounting Bolivia work and new missions while local members and Georgetown guests attended a devotional, singing, and social hour.
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Marion Rudd
C. W. Landsborough
Janice Ralston
Janice Wagner
Judy Gordon
Linda Ralston
Joanne Landsborough
Jean Bulmer
Ruth Landsborough
Georgetown
J. W. Chapman
Alice Clarke
Hamilton
Majur
Canada
Eastwood Centre
Bolivia
Miss Clark
Alice Pilkington
G. S. Gammon
Ted Rachlin Becomes Partner In Toronto Law Firm
Acton residents learn Ted Rachlin son of Mr and Mrs B D Rachlin has been named partner at the Toronto firm Levinter Grossberg Dryden Rachlin Bliss and Raphael. He is married with two children and joined the firm seven years after graduation.
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Acton
Ted Rachlin
B.D. Rachlin
Law Tift
Rachlin
Levinter, Grossberg, Dryden, Rachlin, Bliss and Raphael
Toronto
Community notices and events from Acton area
Local items include a Friday gathering at the Dekens home with a parting gift, thanks, and lunch after a move. Churchill U C W meets April 7 with devotions, readings, roll call hymn singing, and a paper drive planned for April 28. Obituaries and illnesses touch Melvin McCullough, Mrs. A Damm, and Orville Brown. 95th birthday and Ireland trip mentions appear among social notes.
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Cybieeila
Churchill U.C.W
Wallace Swackhamer
A. Damm
Geo
Lest Swackhamer
Luke
All
Ralph Benny
Mn. Damm
Ron Saunders
Bruce Ulelich
Frank Thompson
Acton
Damm
Paynter
Leitch
Williamsan
Stephens
Swackhamer
Frank Freeman
Easter Thankoffering Illness and Church News
The record notes Mr. Gam Gisty’s abdominal operation and hospital stay with wishes for recovery. Communion services were held at Limehouse. Mr. Charles Mather returned home after five weeks in Chicago on business. The Bentons visited Campbellville. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Michie on the birth of a daughter for Philip and David. The WMS Easter bank offering meeting featured Mrs Fred Gould from Nigeria with reports and exhibits. Mrs W Mitchell chaired, Mrs Roughley was organist, and social time followed. Mr and Mrs Walter Noble visited Hamilton relatives on Sunday.
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Umehouse
Gam Gisty
Geurzetowr
Limehouse
Chas. Mather
Chicago
Bentons
W.greenlees
Campbellville
John Michie
Philip
David
WMS
Fred Gould
N. Nigeria
Pus
Mustin
Stewart Brown
HW Graham
Sard Twee
W. Mitchell
Roughley
Sanford
Bert Henson
Walter Noble
Hamilton
Jay. Noble
Y's Men Plan Team Jackets and World’s Fair Tickets
At a Thursday meeting the Y's Men, led by President Guy Ross with Noam Turner as tinesmaster, decided to buy hockey packets for their team. A report covered ticket sales for a New York World's Fair weekend on May 24. The group noted upcoming events including a 28th birthday party on April 29 and then viewed the hockey game on Hall Wilson's TV.
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Y’s
Y's
YMCA
Guy Ross
Noam Turner
Pny
Hall Wilson
Burlington Adds New Police Officer To Force
Constable Nick Farion of the Burlington OPP began duties in town Tuesday night replacing Constable Lorie Simpson who resigned. Simpson, who lives with his wife and family in Burlington, will take a position in Hamilton.
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Nick Farion
Burlington
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D. E B. Kennady
Super
BSSA
Riverwood
Hanna
Bir
W.J
Rev. Herbason
Knox
W.ms
Mission Circle
Churchill U. C. W
Melvin McCullough
William McCullough
Ralph Denny
Stanley Morrison
Orville Brown
Arthur Grifflig
Tressa Keeler
Eriny
William Thompson
Harold Griffin
Smith Griffin
Kenneth Leitch
Ireland
Joshua Thompson
London
Hugh Dunn
James McCulloch
Elva Pearen
Lena Dekens
Robert Kerr
Robert C. Kerr
Cam Fraser (Shearer
Fay-Sat
Cliff Richards
Walter Slezak
Susan Hampshire
The
Shadows
Fast Buck Duck
Frank Sinatra
Clint Walker
Tommy Sands
Canaan
Devald
Coun
Gus
Frisat
Walt Disney
Hayley Mills
Roy
I. J. Bert Wood
Denny's Insurance Agency of
Bert Wood
Robt. R. Hamilton
Mill St
Fevenlag
Eagle Star Group
Eagle Star
Sydney K
Lamb Insurance
Vauxhall Dealers
BUICK
Beaumont
Vauxhall
Massonsson Motors
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