Ontario Folk School Council Recaps Adult Education Progress
The third annual Ontario Folk School Council meeting in Cherry Hill Unionville drew delegates from 19 counties to review adult education work. Discussion highlighted cooperation among organizations, county co ordinating committees, and use of community resources and films to expand programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Folk School Council
Fohm Madsen Folk School
Cherry Hill
Unionville
Ont
Dan Stauffer
United Co-operatives of Ontario
Floyd Griesbach
Farm Radio Forum
David Brown
Lambton County
County Federation of Agriculture
Arthur ‘Luffman
Northumberland County
Baltimore
Ray Hergott
Agricis
Bruce County
Luftman
Folk School
Department of Education
Women's Institute
Iterature Pro
United Nations' Association
Canada
Cliff Waite
Ontario Farm Radio Forum
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Cecil Belyea
National Farm Radio Forum
Doug Brydon
Leonard Harmon
U.C.O
Roby Kidd
Canadian Association For Adult Education
R. Luffman
J. Goodfellow
Betty Madsen
Unignville
Bee
Beatrice
McLean
Ontario
Mtn
Brown
Lambton
R. Coulter
Halton
Naturalist scales 150-foot trees with a portable elevator
A naturalist in African jungles uses a rifle line to raise a hand winch driven aluminum elevator. The cage hoists him to the treetop canopy for plant and animal samples. Canada through Aluminum Company of Canada exports significant aluminum.
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Africa
Canada
Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd
Akan
William J. Smith Obituary At Everton After Long Illness
William J. Smith a renowned blacksmith and woodworker of Everton died after a lengthy illness at his daughter Sadie Baptie s home in Acton on Saturday April 4 in his 78th year He leaves a wife three daughters a son a sister a brother and five grandchildren He was a member of the Church of Christ Disciples at Everton The funeral was held Tuesday April 7 at the Victor Rumney funeral home Acton with burial in Everton cemetery Pallbearers included five nephews and a cousin Floral tributes were sent by numerous relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Smith
Everton
Fred Baptie
Sadie
Acton
Alvin Miller Pearl
Queen St. E
Brampton
Earl van Norman
Vera
Percy
Annie
King City
Robert Smith
Shelburne
McCutcheon
Erin
A. Flemming
Everton Church of Disciple
Smith
Church of Christ Disciples
Victor B Rumnecy
H. Ford
Everton Cemetery
Frank Morrison
Willie Smith
Tom McC
Kenney
Norm McEachern
W. J Benson
Robert van Norman
James van Norman
Guelph
Sprays
Billie
Marian
Marilyn
Betty
Ann
Ronnie Miter
Raymond
Joy Law
Arthur McKinney
Warren
Allan Cleighorn
Toronto
Bert Green
Garnet Coates
Arthur Neals
Manley Kerr
Gordon Coates
Roy Roshritch
Fred McCutcheon
Fred Clow
Baskets
Clarence Miller
Burt Green
Hamilton
Burt Hurn Mitchell
Lloyd Maller
Hillsburgh
Robert Thomson
Leaman Thomson
Smith McCulthesh
Over 40 Percent Motor Vehicles Registered in Ontario
Canada wide motor vehicle registrations reached 2,872,343 in 1951, up 272,074 from 1950. Ontario accounted for 1,205,008 of these, with Adverta leading population density at one vehicle per 36 people, while Saskatchewan and British Columbia followed.
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Ontario
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Adverta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Small economical home plan with central hall and atticless design
The 768 square foot home plan omits wall projections and dormers for economy. A central hall links rooms with a central chimney, laundry beneath the bath, and plumbing in one wall. Features include entrances with coat closets, wardrobes, linen cabinet, dining space in the kitchen, book shelves over stairs, and an attachable garage. Exterior wide siding and shingles. screened breezeway.
A. T. Brown Photos Feature in Free Press
A. T. Brown photographs will appear in a Free Press feature titled Tales on Tintypes. The historical section, with notes by G. A. Dis, showcases the A. T. Brown collection from Acton featuring large easy to view images and scenes from the past displayed previously at the Acton Fair.
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A. T. Brown
Coming Free Press
Lean Alis
Free_ Press
G. A. Dis
Acton
Actan Fair
Deanery Picnic Plans At Acton Parish Hall
At St Stephen's Hornby parish hall a Deanery meeting planned a summer picnic for Hal low Anglicans to be held in Acton. The event originated four years ago at Lowville Park then Appleby College for two years. A religious service includes county clergy with Anglican families sharing picnic lunch. Guest speaker Rev W A Young urged support for a rural clergy summer course at Ontario Agricultural College and urged funding ministers to attend.
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St. Stephen's
Hornby
Hallow
J. ©. Maxwell
Mark Russell
George Atkins
Bronte
W. A. Young
Ontaro
O.A.C
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Roy Coutter
W. J. Smith
Ledger's
I.G.A
G.A
Prem
Ram
Tin
Brunswick Sardines
Acton’s
Ledger
Aall House Planning Bureau
Beunoom Hess
St. Church
Lowville
Nery
George Love
Young St
Ruddick Grocery
Ferguson
Lorne Garner Motors
Farl J. McConachie
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