Norval Women Aid Indian Home with Layette Drive
Norval Women’s Institute members Mrs Don Murray Mrs Gray Idas Chester Mrs Ed Burk and Mrs McDonald attended the District Annual Meeting at Campbellville’s Norval Presbyterian Church. They organized a layette for an India Children’s Home, shared prayers and reports, and planned future events including a June music recital at Norval United Church. Sympathy is extended to the Cascadden and related families in Georgetown and district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Murray
Gray
Idas Chester
Ed Burk
McDonald
Norval Women's Institute
Campbellville
Norval Presbyterian
Craig Reid
Andrew McClure
Ewart College
India
Craig McClure
Harold McClusy
W. J. Heed
L Suthersland
Mra O. Hunter
Albert Hunter
Mra
McGee
Lush
Hessie
Clure
Jattend & Music Hecital
Joyce McLean
Jean May
Norval United Church
James Laidlaw
S. Fishburn
G. Laidlaw
Paul Johnson
G. Rovaird
Georgetown
Honolulu
Tasmania
New Zealand
Australia
Unit One
Vancouver social guests and christening at Hornby Church
Mrs. Cliff Hugh of Vancouver and cousins hosted weekend visits with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hay and others in Albert Street. David Brows from Newmarket England visits with Dennis Brown family in Parkview. Rebecca Marie Hass and cousin Bradley Gustave were christened at St Stephen’s Hornby with godparents from Toronto Georgetown and Georgetown family members present. A reception followed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Hugh
Vancouver
British Columbia
Ivan Hay
Yaemily
Kay Sr
Albert Street
David Brows
Newmarket
Suffolk
England
Dennis Brown
Parkview Blvd
Rebecca Marie
Fraser Hass
St. Stephen's Anglican Church
Hornby
Dave White
Toronto
Janice Mine
Georgetown
Wilf, Mino
Andrew Mino
Bredley Gustave
Wayne Hass
Ed. Newman
Carol Pugaley
G. Hass
French River
Local Handicapped Group Forms in Georgetown
Georgetown and District Handicapped Club formed after a Georgetown high school meeting. Cliff Lesperence led the session as members discussed activities like swimming picnics hobbies handicrafts and film shows. They seek an accessible meeting space and hope to affiliate with Chartered Handicapped Club while planning a June 20 second meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Georgetown and District Handicapped Club
Acton
Brampton
Spokeman
Georgetown Boy Wins Art Contest and Prize Again
Bruce Seinski of 69 Norton Crescent, Georgetown, won the junior Air Canards orployed Art contest for the second time, taking the sketching prize after previously winning the senior division and earning a trip to the Canada finals in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Bruce Seinski
Walter Seinski
Norton Cres
Air Canards
Montreal
Bruce
Sunny Yuma Sees About 280 Clear Days Yearly
The report notes Yuma residents enjoy roughly 280 sunny days in an average year, highlighting the city as one of the sunniest in the region and emphasizing its climate as a draw for outdoor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Belleghem Was World War II Veteran and Local Leader
Caron Bill Belleghem served as a sergeant in the Royal Canadian Artillery during the war, later a district scout commissioner and trustee. He belonged to Mississauga Lodge No. 824 and Port Credit Charter No. 230, with family connections in Dixie and Georgetown. Funeral held May 22 at Skinner and Middlebrook with nephews as pallbearers. interment at St. John’s Anglican Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Belleghers
Rgd Cuarine Artillery
Canada
United Kingdom
Mississsigs Lodge
AY & AM
Port
Was
Coamnla
Swipy Mosdiwvela
Ksthlees Dawson
St. John's Anglican Church
Dixie
Bie Bado Abely
Trudy Janes
Arie] Mileen
Nable Kick Belleghem
Port Credit
Sisnley
Toronto
G. Billingsley
St. John's Anglican
Archdeacon Nanks
Skinner and Middlebrook
Leigh Belleghem
Jack Belleghem
Gordon Belleghem
William Reid
Fred Dixon
Robert A. Dawson
St. John's Anglican Cemetery
St Andrews Club Treasure Hunt Winners Named
St Andrews couples searched for treasure at their May meeting solving clues from Mountainview and Sinclair Ave. First clue at about 8 o clock. Winners were Mrs K Johnson, Mrs William Robbins, A Skilling, and J Pickup. Social hour and refreshments followed. Annual picnic set for July 3. See in Wath Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Lesperence
Kyron
Mr. Lesperence
St. Andrews
Mountainview
Sinclair Ave
K. Johnson
William Robbins
A. Skilling
J. Pickup
Wath Basin
Public opinion favors publishing students' marks
Inquisitive reader argues final marks should be published to motivate students. The community has a right to know how high school students overall are progressing, even if results may be mixed, as an incentive for individuals to excel.
Students debate publishing report card marks
CLIYYORD LEVY argues students should have a say in whether marks are published. Nancy Korzack says marks affect only the student and family, but if published it should motivate harder work and reduce embarrassment, emphasizing transparency over privacy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norval
Norvel “Presbyterian Church
Hev. Roya
Quest Ipeskar
Cochrane
Jeanne Pesige
Union Presbyterian Church
Tom Cascadden
District Memorial Hospital
Wm. Pomeroy
Marjorie
David Leslie
Francis
Ro R. 3
Keith King
Kathleen
Cascadden
the Herald
Chartered
Ro Mendham
Sandre Murden
Ed. Higginson
Gower Crt
Cathy Hunt
Hale Dr
Caron
Bill) Be
Meadowvale
Streetoville
Newing
Cookeville
Board of Education
Ile
A. V. Roa
William and
James Dawson
ST. Andrews Club
Ken Nash
Begonias
Fushclas
Cleome
Wynfield Nursery and Garden
Maple Avenue
PHOND
Yih Ling
Roger Smith
Andy Spikcy
GEOR
Town Herald
Thureday
Cliyyord Levy
Nancy Korzack
McClary
Wigo's
Se More
Aine
DespDor
Lewyt
Spiralator
Justin
Just
Congoleum
Ike
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