Bruce Trail proposal eyed for Ontario nature route
A 280 mile Bruce Trail would run from Queenston to Tobermory along the Niagara Escarpment linking Mount Nemo Lowville Rattlesnake Point Glen Eden and Speyside. Funded by a 12300 Atkinson grant the route aims to open by 1967 with hostels lean-tos and access points for hikers campers and school field trips.
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Acton
Federation of Naturalists Soldier
Toronto St
Niagara Escarpment
Queenston
Tobermory
Bruce Peninsula
Mount Nemo
Lowville
Rattlesnake Point
Glen Eden
Speyside
Canada
Britain
Europe
United States
Niagara Falls
Hamilton Mountain
Webster's Falls
Milton
Credit Forks
Blue Mountains
Eugenia
Owen Sound
Colpoy’s ‘Bay
Lion's Beach
Webster
Ontario
Great Britain
Canadian Youth Hostels Association
Aime
Acton Church Calendar March 4 1962
Sunday church schedule from Knox Acton Baptist and Christian forms church listings. Activities include Bible school morning worship evangelistic service and evening rallies with ministers Rev Andrew H McKenzie Rev James M Rudd Rev J Nuuna and Rev Morley R Hall Toronto. Transportation to Guelph memorial gardens and prayer meetings noted. All are welcome.
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New Life Mission
Linguagesiina
Call
Earl Presley
Longfield Rd
Morley R. Hall of
Toronto
Christ Ambassadors
Guelph Memorial Gardens
Acton
Esquesing Pioneer Col Noble Turns 95 In Norval
Col Noble, longtime Norval figure and eldest Lorne Scots veteran, marks his 95th birthday at the Elms on the Credit River. His family helped shape Esquesing's mercantile history, operating a landmark flour mill until its demolition for No 7 road widening. He served in church and public roles and led the Millers Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Hamilton for 48 years.
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Esquesing
Alexander L. ‘Noble
the Elms
Credit River
Norval Village
Col. Noble
The
Millers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Hamilton
Cal
Noble
E. C. Reed
Ethel Noble Dempsey
Ives
Belleville
Ers
A. A. Laing
Guelph
Annie Noble
Toronto
Presbyterian and
United Churches
Norvay
Halton County Grants $2,500 for Lorne Scots Regiment
Halton County Council approved a grant of 2500 for the Lorne Scots, noting the regiment reached a high strength in years with 450. Commanding Officer Lieut. Cpl. P. Conover outlined activities including National Survival weekend, regimental reunion, student militia program, Pipes and Drums in the Vancouver Tattoo, and a summer camp.
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Halton
Acton Invited To Organize Retarded Unit
North Haitlop Association for Retarded Children held its first general meeting of the year in St. Alban's Hall Acton inviting Acton to elect an executive and form an auxiliary unit. Miss J E Manson Metropolitan Toronto AERLC urged progress in care, noting life extension has increased need for facilities and funding remains a major obstacle.
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North Haitlop
Retarded Children Programs Highlighted At Beverley Street School Meet
Speakers described funding struggles for schools serving retarded children in Toronto. Miss Manson illustrated teaching methods for time, measurement, social interaction, and clocking functions, noting a salary role limited by public contributions and provincial grant restrictions. Mrs Jeffares outlined Sunshine School aims including home economics and upcoming Hornby facilities. Acton invited to elect representatives to join the Association executive.
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Beverley St
Toronto
Department of Education
Miss Manson
R. P. EB. Jeffares
Sunshine School
Milon
Acton
Association
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Atkinson Charitable Foundation
Joseph E. Atkinson
Mene
KNOX
Andrew H. McKenzie
B. A. Hansen
Baptist
James M. Rudd
Nelson Court
BD. H. West
Joffrey Ave
J. Nuuna
Quen St
Fellowship Baptist
Y.m.ca
United Church OF Canada
Dwight I. Engel
George Elliott
KS. Holden
Cork St. East
Taylor
Lorne Scots
Manson
Acton Free Press
Jack Ridley Cartage
Farm Service and Supplies
United Gas
United Gas Limited
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