Adventure in Citizenship fuels Pride in Canada trip
Edie Hopkins reflects on a Rotary trip to Ottawa as 240 Canadian students explore democracy, culture, and citizenship. Highlights include a May 15 briefing at Cha teau Laurier, a Diefenbaker luncheon, RCMP training division, National Art Gallery, Nepean Point’s Son of Lumiere, Expo experiences, and a personal lesson in French.
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Edie Hopkins
Ottawa
Marton
Canada
Chateau Laurier
Don Reid
House of Commons
Fisher Port High School
Hel Pin
John C. Diefenbaker
National Art Gallery
Modern Art
Nepean Point
Parliament Hill
Quebec
Rotarians
Sunshine School schedules busy week of events
Sunshine School students at Hornby wrapped a busy seven days with a field day and picnic held in a Franc is partnered setting, a Friday bazaar, and Monday closing concert. Gold silver and bronze awards were presented by Bob Kanerva to about 125 attendees at St. Pauls United Church Milton.
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Hornby
Terrion
J Square Pony Ranch
Department of Education
Bob Kanerva
Halton Association For
St. Paul's United Church
Milton
Canada
Accidents Reported on Acton Streets June 4 to 10
Police report two accidents in Acton during June 4 to 10 with total damage around 295 dollars. On Friday June 9 George Fred Allan of 184 Cobblehill Rd collided at Wellington and Peel with Garrit Kroezen of Main St as Allan’s eastbound car was struck by Kroezen turning from Peel. Allan’s vehicle sustained about 85 dollars in damage and Kroezen’s about 35. A second crash on Main Street involved Joseph Roy Kaine of Guelph and David Leonard Stanley of Acton, with Kaine’s left side damaged by roughly 150 dollars and Stanley’s left front damaged in a similar amount.
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George Fred Allan
Cobblehill Rd
Garrit Kroezen
Main St
Wellington
Peel Sts
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Peel
Kroezen
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Joseph Roy Kaine
Guelph
David Leonard Stanley
Kaine
Stanley
Public school board fills teaching posts for next year
At last Tuesday's meeting the public school board filled positions at M Z Bennett and Robert Little schools for next year. M Z Bennett will see Mr. Smith and a large list of teachers including Mrs Arlene Bruce and Miss Susan Radford. Robert Little will employ six new teachers once agreement is reached, with Principal G W McKenzie and staff such as Mrs J Gamble and Miss E Ellis among others. E Ashley is secretary. H Hines will split time between industrial arts at the school and Nassagaweya.
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W. D. E- Smith
G.W. McKenzie
M. Z. Bennett
Robert Little
Public School Board
Mr. Smith
Arlene Bruce
W. Dubois
E. Brears
G. Bateman
E. Leatherland
Judy Gellatly
Fern Small
Susan Radford
D. Hines
K. Hannah
E. Ashley
Hines
Nassagaweya
Ryerson Polytechnical Institute
Expo 67 Man the Producer pavilion showcases future tech
Leading US computer makers lend machines to Expo 67 theme pavilion to illustrate modern science. Visitors see petroleum based edible food, an automated factory, advanced appliances, and a futuristic Alfa Romeo car.
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United States
Alfa Romeo
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