Heather club meets at Meryl Kirkness home
The regular monthly meeting of the Heather club was held at the home of Meryl Kirkness with president Audrey Grischow presiding. Renee Watson led a prayer and Dorothy Calder read scripture. A brief business session preceded social time. the May meeting will be at Ben Benson's home.
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Church Heather Club
Meryl Kirkness
Audrey Grischow
Renee Watson
Dorothy Calder
Ben. Benson
Milton and Nelson Halton Civil Defence First Aid Course
A St John Ambulance led first aid course for Halton civil defence graduates began in Milton Armories with J Rogers and Harvey Swift directing. About 45 participants registered and the class will run seven weeks with five lectures one review night and an exam.
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Milton
Nelson Village
St. John’s Ambulance Corps
Civil Defence
Milton Armories
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Harvey Swift
Norman Slater
Hamilton
St. John's
Nelson
Wooded Hornby Park Project Grows With Volunteer Work
Hornby residents near Milton plan a 12 acre wooded park along Base Line at Sixth Line in Trafalgar township. Volunteers from Trafalgar and Esquesing have cleared trees by the creek, with 20, then 34 workers. a three per township governing board is planned, and more help is needed to finish before seeding.
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Hornby
Milton
Halton County
Trafalgar Township
Trafalgar and
Esquesing Township
Christian Mission In World Topic at Campbellville Meeting
Mrs A McPhedran and Miss Katherine hosted the Women’s Missionary Society in Campbellville. The president Miss Simpson opened with worship. Reports covered Home Helpers, Welcome letters, Easter Girls Group in Formosa speaker Miss Geraldine Greer, and a discussion on the 70th WMS anniversary.
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Katherine
Miss Simpson
Sharpe
Halstead
R. Elliot
E. D. Mahon
A. Moore
Menzies
Ziedman
W.M.S
Crawford
J. McPhail
W. Warr-Sickle
British Guiana
Elsley
Formosa
Frogs Missing From Spring Noted By Rural Observer
A rural columnist laments the absence of spring frogs and muses on why. He mentions sparrows nesting early and bulbs forcing growth, then shifts to fall fair plans for CN E and local exhibitions. The piece urges reader participation in upcoming crafts and entry forms.
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Feaf
CNLE
CNE
C.N.E
Women's
Ala Exhibition
New Refinery To Open In Dawson Creek B C
A new oil refinery in Dawson Creek British Columbia will begin operations this month with a daily capacity of 2 000 barrels to process crude oil from Peace River district fields.
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Dawson Creek
B.C
Peace River District
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