Adventure in Citizenship trip reports Ottawa visit notes
Garry Masales recounts his Rotary sponsored Citizenship trip to Ottawa with 230 students from across Canada. Highlights include welcome by Mayor Charlotte Whitten, remarks by Paul Martin, a tour of national institutions, Diefenbaker speech, and a farewell luncheon at Chateau Laurier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Massie
Ottawa
Innerset” High School
Can
Gwen Masales
Queen Street
Rotary Club
Clizenabip
Garry Masales
Malton
Rexdale
Northwest Territories
Belle Mary Sambele
Yellowknife
Vivian Smith
Inuvik
Uplands
R. J. Carson
Guy Favreau
Fisher Park High School
Judy LaMarsh
Dr. Hartey
M.P
Paul Deroo
Glen Williams
Pat Richardson
Oakville
Chateau Laurier
Supreme Court of Canada
Supreme Court
Wolfgang Schamberge T
British Columbia
Acton
Church anniversary and farewell service noted in community
The article notes a church anniversary with no service at Churchill Church on Sunday June 9. It mentions Melville Church activities, farewell messages from Rev Ennals of Grace United and the coming Rev Pendleton of Hamilton, plus local visits and hospital news including Mr. Robert Kerr Sr. in Guelph General Hospital with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Church
Churchill Church
Robert Kerr Sr
Guelph General Hospital
Fo McCulloch
Hey
Brampton
Ennals
Grace United Church
Toronto
Pend Beton
Hamilton
Wee
Leslie Swackha
Harry Krocher
St. Catharines
George Stephens
Seaforth
Wal
St. Griffin and Son
Charles W. Landsborough
Helen
Ruth
Duana
Joanne
Bill
Ralph
Acton
Robert Landsborough
North Bay
Mac Sinclair
RCAF
Downs
Millgrove
Mrs. Peck
Linda
Pfn
Keith
Donald Livingston
Brion and
Scott
Georgetown
Busy Day in Acton Includes Parade and Park Concert
Rand and Acton residents had a full Sunday with a Decoration Day parade in the afternoon and a community concert at Acton Park in the evening. Local turnout and organizers praised the day’s events.
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Acton
Scout and Guide Mothers Elect Officers at May Meeting
The Scout and Guide Mothers held their May meeting in the Scout Hall chaired by Mrs. Alice Wilkinson. They approved a 1963 64 slate for officers including Wilkinson as president and planned the June outing and the Brownie Revel on June 21. The group will serve refreshments for about 60 to 70 Brownies and parents and handle ribbon awards. A Swap Shop for second hand uniforms remains under Mrs. Haggett at 321 Westcott Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout and Guide Mothers
Alice Wilkinson
Ethel Haggett
Lorna Clarke
Laura McEachern
Marie Hargrave
Flora Wissenz
Westcott Road
New Five Cent Stamp Honors Explorer Sir Martin Frobisher
A commemorative five cent postage stamp in the explorer series honors Sir Martin Frobisher. Postmaster General Azellus Denis announced the release date set for July. Frobisher, born circa 1535 in Norman ton England, sought the Northwest Passage through three voyages beginning 1576 from Blackwall with the Gabriel Michael and a pinnace.
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Frobisher
Martin Frobisher
Azellus Denis
Eeeavill
Sir Martin
Normanton
Yorkshire
England
China
India
Blackwall
Gabriel
Michael
New World
Labrador
Frobisher Bay
Canada
Oneen
Car Crashes Into Railway Ties At Main Street Crossing
A vehicle driven by a man from Acton hit a pile of railway ties at the Main St North CNR crossing early Monday. The car went out of control and rolled into a deep ditch. No injuries reported. Damage estimated about $200 to railway property. Constable Ron Rupert investigated for the Acton OPP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sévearold Ken McIsauc
Acton
Main St. North C.N.R
Ron Rupert
No Match in Bizarre Dialogue Exchange
In a fragmentary exchange the text shows a muddled dialogue with phrases about a battle of wits and odd spellings. The readable portion hints at a quirky or erroneous transcription rather than a coherent event or report.
Rabies Clinic Talk Moves Toward County Isolation Center
Dr. Arthle F. Bull led a Milton meeting of Halton officials to push a county isolation clinic for rabies. Oakville Humane Society offered to price a centre at the Oakville shelter while council dithered on funding and other townships showed little interest.
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Halton
Arthle F. Bull
Court House
Milton
Oakville Humane Society
Oakville
Humane Society
Tom Hughes
The
Ontario Humane Society
County Council
Bull
W. J. McCabe
Health of Animals
Department of Agriculture
Halton Conservation
Robert Reid
Hughes
W.J.H. McKendrick
Gon Lhetlen
Novsugaweya
Exquexing
Oto
McCabe
Cream Pies Freeze Better with Cornstarch Gelatin
Food experts at the Institute in Guelph say to bake and cool the pie crusts then freeze them twice with the filling set inside. Cornstarch is identified as the best starch for a frozen cream pie filling and gelatin helps prevent separation or graininess. A tested recipe for a cream pie that freezes well is provided.
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Institute
Guelph
Peach Strawberry Meringue Frozen Cream Delight
Dessert recipe with peaches and strawberries in frozen filling. Includes steps for beating, cooking five minutes, adding gelatin and milk, butter and vanilla, then freezing in an eight inch pan. To serve, top with sliced fruit, dust with confectioners sugar, bake meringue until browned. Quote from Byron concludes.
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John G. Diefker
Diefenbaker
City
Ridents Hall
he_R.C.M.P
National Gallery of Canada
Harold B Grittinater
Orval Bogle
Harold Griffin
Fred Thompson
Robert Kerr Jr
Masport
Afr
Stauntey Kowal
Frank Thompson
Churchal
Hall
Sunshine School
Horndy
North Halton Association
Chikirea
Main Street N
Jevich
Robert R
Optometrist
Eves
F.& S. ‘Movers
Jorgetown, Ont
Caroline Nurseries
U.F.C. Wire Service
Aden
Custom Cleaners
Cash and Caney
Main ST
Byron
Ted
Manning Electric
Pete Masson
Fieally
Relwood
Co-op Vierouat
Chennado
Katona Viking
Pwestone - Frigulaire
General Electric
General Freesee
Gihenn
Gikenn
Kelvimane
Lennard
McClary- Beau - Moffat
Phice
ACA Wheipanl
Ray Rimpeon
Celdepat - Nimpesons-Heare
Westinghouse Wead
Acton Hydro Electric Commission
Romi ST. Be
Saturbay
Symon
G.E
Gilson Freezers
Gordon
Kelvinator
Osrators
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