Campbellville Cooperative Nursery School Planned
A cooperative nursery school for Campbellville area youngsters is to begin around November first. The program runs weekday mornings from 9 to 11 45. Mrs Catherine Ridgeway will teach, with Mrs A K Moore as full time assistant. Parents will serve one week in rotation. the basement of St David's Presbyterian Church will host non denominational classes with a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville
Byran Eseery
Campbell Salle
Mr. Essery
Catherine Ridgeway
Malton
A. K. Moore
Dessus
Mis Bs EN Ltd
Commoutioe Charman
Ubat
Loblaw posts best year in 45 year history in Canada
Loblaw Companies reports a 5.7 percent rise in Canadian sales for the year ended May, the best in 45 years. Consolidated net income grew nine percent to 140.5 million dollars, with Canadian retail sales about seven percent higher than the previous year amid a broader, more diversified business profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loblaw
National Tea Co
Loblaw Tacere Consolidated
Minah
Loblaw Groce Chs Co
G . Metiltt
Former Ambassador Watkins Dies in Montreal at 61
John Benjamin Clark Watkins former Canadian ambassador to the Soviet Union has died in a Montreal hotel at age 61. Born at Norval station Cotaris he studied at Toronto Columbia and Cambridge later taught English at Queens Cornell and the University of Minnesota. He had relatives in Adag Normal and Guelph and was returning from Europe when he passed away while awaiting a plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benjamin Clark Watkins
Canada
Soviet Union
Montreal
Norval
Cotaris
Watkins
Adag
Normal
Guelph
Europe
Old Homme Sreas
Wathitn
Universt. of
Toronto
Columbia
Canadian diplomat’s career spans Moscow Oslo Copenhagen and Ottawa
The obituary outlines a Canadian diplomat who served in New York era translation work in Binavian Foundation, held first secretary and head of European division posts, became charge d’affaires in Moscow, minister to Oslo, Canada’s first ambassador to the Soviet capital, then Assistant Undersecretary of State for External Affairs. He later led Copenhagen mission before returning to Ottawa. He died with funeral rites at Norval Presbyterian Church Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binavian Foundation
New York City
Department of External Affairs
Dutfaires
Moscow
Heo
Oslo
Canada
Ottawa
Europe
Copenhagen
Harold McClure
Georgetown
Norval Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton Legion lLedies
Auwliary
Halvon No. 4
Wentworth No. 2
Robertiate Public School
George Angeli
William Finlay
Co-Operative Nursery
Metcalf
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrist
ST. George's $Q., Guelfh
Acton Free Press
H. S. Holden
Lorne Fox
Evangelistic Party
BLAW
Milton Man
Thun
Acetown
Loblaws
Kes
TIN
Toa Phe
Plabyic
British Columbia
Bartlett
Ontario
McIntosh Apples
ORDEN
Burling
Sali
Sunoco
Metz
Rupert