Connell Smith Honored With Jaycee Senate Membership
The Georgetown Jaycees held a Ladies Night at North Halton Golf & Country Club on Tuesday May 22. Julian Reed performed folk songs on banjo as Mr G Connell Smith was presented with his Senatorship, a lifetime membership in the Senate of Junior Chamber International. Smith, an electrical engineer with Varian Associates Georgetown, has long Jaycee involvement and led the local unit from 7 to 56 members during his tenure. Hardy Marker of District 5 also spoke on Jaycettes for wives forming a Georgetown Jaycette group.
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Frank Anthony Receives Diploma at Guelph Graduation
Frank Anthony of Limehouse was among the Associate Diploma in Agriculture graduates at the University of Guelph. George R. McLaughlin urged accelerated agricultural adjustment, noting future needs will be met by fewer but better farmers as diploma ceremonies addressed agriculture horticulture and recreation graduates.
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Frank Anthony
Limehouse
University of Guelph
George R. McLaughin
Ontario Milk Marketing Board
Floral Design Course Opens With Twenty Five Pupils
Twenty five pupils attended the first night of the school of floral design led by Mrs Bob Harris at Harris Floral on Marin Street in Cedarvale. The six week program runs every Thursday through June at Cedarvale Centennial Centre using fresh flowers with weekly arrangements to take home, students paying for the flowers plus a five dollar registration fee covers the course.
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Bob Harri Cf
Harris Floral
Marin Strest
Cedarvale Centennial Centre
Children’s Aid Work Explained to St John’s UCW Meeting
Halton Children’s Aid was described to St John’s United Church Women at their May 17 meeting. Guest Mf Harria spoke on adoptions via a film, with a Q and A led by Mrs Hill. Mrs McKee and others gave talks, a dialogue on stewardship was performed, and reports covered clothing shipments, stamps for leprosy relief, and plans for future fundraisers and shipping.
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Halton Children’s Aid
St. John’s United Church Women
K. Arthurton
Mf Harria
Hill
F. McKee
Bridge Winners at Acton Bridge Club Leaders Named
Winners at Acton Bridge Club on Monday were Pat Jeffares in first place and Mrs. K Coats in second. details of other placements not provided.
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Acton Bridge Club
Pat Jeffares
K. Coats
Pair , Cam Sinclair and Art Norris Tie 3rd Pair
The 3rd pair match ends in a tie between Cam Sinclair and Art Norris, with Bill Wendel and George Solty paired against Los Filetas Jack Coats. A joking exchange follows about wives and bachelor troubles.
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Cam Sinclair
Art Norris
Bill Wendel
George Solty
Los Filetas
Jack Coats
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