Delegation Plans Ottawa Visit Amid Volunteer Patents Inquiry
A tentative delegation led by Dr. Harry Harley M.P. prepares to travel to Ottawa to discuss a patent matter with questions about steathly put in and consumer concerns. Contacts include Tom Foster Burlington Denzil Lawrence Milton George Pellet Milton Victor Lawrence Oakville Bert David Acton Don Lindsay Georgetown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Foster
Burlington
Denzil Lawrence
George Pellett
Milton
Victor Lawrence
Oakville
Bert Davidry
Acton
Don Lindsay
Georgetown
Harry Harley
Ottawa
Clergy Ordination Ceremony Highlights at Aldershot
Rev Laurence Duby reports on calling for service beyond parish bounds as two candidates are ordained on the steps to the altar. Rev Alan Drummond of Hamilton to serve under Rev Brittinger at Aldershot, with Bishop and Rev Ritchie McMurray noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Bagnall
Alan Drummond
Hamilton
Brittinger
Acton
Aldershot
Ritchie McMurray
Vanier Institution for Women Tendered at 344 Million
Ontario Public Works invites tenders for the Vanier Institution for Women a correctional campus to replace Mercer Reformatory with a 30 acre site near open security. The project designed by D G Creba and Harry B Kohl features 100000 square feet of space across about 10 wings, brick and concrete facades, and a mix of pour in place and precast construction with central boiler heating and individual heating in cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Connell
Ontario
Public Works Minisos
Vanier
Vanier Institution For Women
D. G. Creba
Toronto
Harry B. Kohl
Mercer Reformatory
Ies
Education of mentally retarded children in special schools
The statement notes that among 1000 births, 30 children will be mentally retarded. Of these, 25 can be educated in special schools and trained to self-sufficiency, four can be trained to work under supervision, and one will remain totally dependent for all personal needs.
Graduation honors and community notices from Guelph area
A long local item notes multiple ongoing events at St. Josephs Hospital and in Guelph society. A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Ken Winter of Guelph is reported, while a local convocation features Brian, son of Mrs Robertson of Guelph, receiving a Mohawk College diploma and starting work with Northern Electric in Montreal. Community groups sponsor Hydro Quick Tricks at a Presbyterian church with a kitchen demonstration and prize draws, and Mothers Day observances include a joint Sunday school and church service. The 4H Club wraps its Achivement Day with a Centennial Chefs travel party, and local girl Debbie Stewart earns county honors for completing six clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dan Winter
Ken Winter
Guelph
Jack Hunter
A. ‘Oe
D. G. Robertson
Douglas
Hamilton
Ross McEwan
Ladies’ Aid
Alice Wilkinson
Ben Wingrove
John Awrey
Roden
S. McKinnon
F. Archibald
Tryssenaar
S. Fuller
K. Stubbington
R. Wheeler
B. Clarke
Presbyterian
Herbdison
Norman McKenzie
David Stewart
Christian Women's Fellowship
Marilyn Kinny
Alan Lillie
Gary Bateman
Marion Burns
Burns
France
Italy
S. Puller
Fergus
A 'Ll
Debbie Stewart
June Upshall
Janice Upshall
Judy Ells
Patti Ellis
Donna Milton
R. Ellis
R. Sinclair
M Gates
St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph
Two Acton Students to Attend UN Seminar at University of Waterloo
Acton high school will send two grade one students, Neil Anderson and Brenda McKeown, to a United Nations seminar at the University of Waterloo from June 24 to June 30. Previously no UN club existed at the school and sponsors initially said there would be no representatives. The Rotary Club sponsors one student and Beardmore and Co. sponsors the other, aiming to spark future school interest in a UN club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
United Nations
University of Waterloo
Neil Anderson
Brenda McKeown
Rotary Club
Beardmore and Co
Young Georgetown youth killed in race with train
Kenneth John of Georgetown died in a rail crossing accident while racing a freight train near the River. His friend John Ermundayulka, 14, also of Georgetown, was hiking with him when they crossed the bridge near the water barrels. A train approached, turned, and forced them back as they neared the span, a known danger spot for children. Local officials note repeated simulations at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth John
Georgetown
P and & Friend
John Ermundayulka
Yescoon
Flowers of Hope drive raises $596 in Acton appeal
Flowers of Hope's campaign in Acton raised $596 on Monday evening, surpassing last year's $588 from three areas. Campaign chair Nancy Willets of the L'Arche Auxiliary organized volunteers. missed donations can be left at the Bank of Montreal. Cosmos seeds will thank donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flowers of Hope
Acton
Chaimady
S of Hope
Nancy Willets
Peel St
Motorist cautions warm-up before driving speeds
A careful motorist starts trips at moderate speeds to warm the car and tires. A cold tire may bunch at speeds above 50 mph, causing flat spots and faster wear.
Firefighters tackle car blaze and Crescent brush fire
Firefighters were called Monday night to douse a car fire and again Tuesday at 6 p.m. for a grass and brush blaze on Crescent. The Tuesday fire was believed started by children on an old dump site and crews rushed to prevent spread to old refuse. Prior fires burned for days beneath the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
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Oris
Audi
Laurence Duby
Hill
Mir. Commell
Ospringe Centennial Chefs
Women's Institute
Ireland
England
Phone Guelph Paying CO
Wayne Rogers
Nick Reginato
Halton & Peel Trust
Brampton
Cooksville
Simcoe
Delhi
John A. Edgar
Bridge
Cresent
Ory
Jack McGeachie
Ford Models
Tanada
Main St. WN
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