Limehouse and Silverwood Institute Birthday Party Mix
Limehouse and Silverwood Institute hosted an April birthday party with institute presidents Mrs S Glaby and Mrs G Buri, conveners, and guests. The program featured dog obedience by Herod Weinchern with Sambo, guides’ pantomime of the Beatles, a Virginia Reel, and songs. A birthday cake, corsages, and gifts honored guests, followed by lunch.
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M. Wilson
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E. Wey
4-H Nymphs Meet Work on Blouses
The Nuassagaweva Nymphs held their seventh meeting April 21 at Mrs Moffat’s home. Members reported progress on blouses and a new garment or accessory was discussed. Roll call showed completed work and attendance remained high.
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Acton Rangers Host Rally With 75 District Competitors
The Acton Ranger rally brought 75 girls to the park on May 2 for a day of contests including tug of war tea tasting compass work life saving and boat races. Oakville crews won most trophies and a cake contest prize with a cake shaped like an anchor. Participants enjoyed lunch and desserts though high winds canceled campfire cooking.
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Halton
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Brampton
Streetsville
Milton
Georgetown
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Kathy McKenzie
Gwen Lauder
Sandra Hargrave
Vivian Smith
Joan Ramsden
Janet
Nancy Regnvaldson
E. Frankin
Church Calendar Highlights May 1964 at Two Ottawa Anglican Churches
May services at The Church of St Alban the Martyr Anglican and Acton Baptist Church outline Holy Eucharist, choral services, and Sunday School times. Readings include May 7 Whitsunday events and May 17 schedules with morning worship, evening service, and prayer meetings. Separate notices invite advisory council, divine services, confirmations, and gospel preaching.
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Water concerns and canal plans noted in quiet Commons session
The House of Commons spent a largely uneventful week debating Budget Resolutions and a Supply Motion leading to a non confidence vote. Topics touched include water conservation pollution control and potential reallocation of Great Lakes water. Mentions Grand Canal from northern Ontario to Ottawa River and Georgian Bay. Ontario Chamber plaque honors Milton Oakville Burlington for promoting Old Fashioned Ve.
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Great Lakes
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Canada
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Ontario Chamber of Commerce
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Ontaro Steam and Antique Preservers Association
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Ontario Hosts Largest Indian Population in Canada
Ontario contains about a quarter of Canada’s 208000 Indians with Ojibway as the principal tribe, mainly in northern Ontario.
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