Kennedy Visit Shaped Ottawa Scene With Pageantry
The Kennedy visit drew tens of thousands to Ottawa streets and the House of Commons. President Kennedy urged NATO unity and a broader food program while pressing Canada to join the Organization of American States. His informal style and handshake drive made the trip memorable and newsworthy.
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T'tan
Rieenhower
House of Commons
Canada
Organization of American States
Department of External Affairs
NATO
Ottawa
Cormmons
Oftown
MacMillan
Notes on Nature FIELDS AND FORESTS
Field notes describe ladybugs as hungry predators that control pests by eating many insects daily. The horntail wasp visits fields and bores into trees with a multipart ovipositor, while bumblebees may nest underground and some wasps attack spiders. Stinkbugs deter enemies with a glandular odor and have broad, folded wings.
Church To Go After Deteriorating Building
The old United Church building is to be removed after valuables are stored. Demolition will start once debris is cleared. An average dairy note states it takes about ten quarts of milk to produce one pound of butter.
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United Church
Bank of Nova Scotia
Scotiabank
Halton Music Festival marks 30th anniversary in Milton
The Halton Music Festival Association held its 30th annual meeting at Denyes School Milton with the secretary treasurer report. A North Halton Rural section next spring was proposed and November plans set for next year’s rural and urban festivals. Read more about divisions North Halton Rural North Halton Urban and South Halton and the generous community support from schools boards councils institutes and service clubs across Halton County.
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Hulton
Denyes
Milton
Halton
Festival Association
North Hatton
North Halton
South Halton
Nassagaweva
Nassagawega
Speyside
Esquesing
Robert Little
Acton
John Wood
South Peel
Margaret
S Gemmell
M. Z. Bennett
Bennett
Eileen Martin
D. E
Halton Music Festival Assoc
S. S
Nassagaweya
Burlington Board of Education
Acjton
Angela Bruce
Oakville
John Milton
White Oak
Sarah Martin
Sybil Bennett
Thayendanegea
Burlington
Lakeside
Acton Women’s Institute
Campbellville Women’s Institute
C.D.E
W. H. Morden
Woodside Homey
St. Mary's
P. T.A
Trafalgar Golf and Country Club
D. Sloane
Ruth Evans
Silver Wood
Limehouse
Mountain Union
Seatch Block
Bannockburn
Ballinafad
Georgetown
Ashgrove
Busy Bee
Campbellville
Hornby
Dublin
Milton Heights
Maple Grove
Percy Merry
Westwood
Bruce Street
Baptist Church Explorers Meet on May Friday Night
Baptist Church Explorers met at the church on Friday May 19. Mrs Dunk opened with the motto and the group sang This is Our Fathers World. Linda Ralston led prayers and read minutes from the prior meeting.
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Acion Bootlet
Dunk
Freulur
Rudd
Patch and pave crews repair roads and dial exchange
Contractors re pave and patch drive ways and roads this week under a permit. Bricklaying continues at the dial exchange building beside St. Josephs Church, a structure noted for having few windows.
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Dial Exchange
St. Joseph's Church
Knox Church Ladies Hold May Meeting
Ospringe Knox Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs. George Jacksons home for May. Mrs. Bruce led a devotional on prayer as serious talk with God. Fourteen members answered roll call with exchanges of plants and seeds. They planned a German day, catering for a conference, and a June 29 barbecue.
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Knox Church
W. Brice
Ospringe Knox Church
George Jackson
Bruce
B. Bruce
World Citizens Emphasize Faith in National Life
A meeting praised global spiritual stewardship with calls to follow God in all national life. Mrs. Fuller and Gail performed a musical number while Mrs. Storey led a scripture questionnaire. The event closed with prayer and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. McEwan and Mrs. McCrae.
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Fuller
Gail
C. Storey
Jackson
R.mcewan
A. McCrae
Poets Corner Jubilant Spring Song
A brief verse captures joy at spring as a small gray wren sings in the glen. The speaker urges the bird to cast off burdens and trust God’s control, promising that none of His children can wander astray. The message ends with reassurance despite looming shadows.
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Gray
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