Institute Pushes Better Emergency Doctor System
The Halton County Women's Institute continues its campaign for a uniform out of hours doctor on call system. Members call for a central service to relay calls to on call doctors, praising doctors while urging improved emergency coverage for home care and outlying districts. They note fines for missed house calls and seek higher level action through federated institutes.
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Halton County Women's Institute
Fictions WI
Quake Ane
Bird
Alexander Raid
Halton
Federated Women's Insitutes
Ontario
Wilton
Varian Associates Canada Wins Electron Tubes Contract
Georgetown firm Varian Associates of Canada Ltd. has been awarded a $150,822 contract for electron tubes. The contract is among classified defence awards in a batch totalling nearly $102 million, issued by the department.
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Georgetown
Varian Associates of Canada Ltd
Department
Branch Pipe Band Debut Highlights Civic Week Events
The Branch Open House week showcased public relations gains with veterans at Veterans Night and a lively Friday inter club social. The Branch Pipe Band debuted Saturday to a roaring Georgetown crowd led by Jere Allen, drawing strong applause and crowd energy. Mayor Joe Vibbons drew the barbecue winner as prizes and raffles supported the North Halton Association for the Mentally Retarded. Comrade Henry Slate and an executive installation were planned for June 27 with emphasis on active member support at General Meetings.
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Ferguson
Harry: Ale
Jim Murphy
Alex Taylor
Jere Allen
Georgetown
Renee Collins
North Halton Association
Henry Slate
Dave Copperauld
Hale
Show and Sell Paintings To Raise College Funds
Carleton University students Brian Elliott and Brice Hunsberger organize an art sale to fund college activities. Oils by Peter Snyder and Mike Hoth were shown at Georgetown Library with sixty works including seascapes and landscapes. Prices range from 25 to 190 dollars as the exhibit tours libraries across Ontario before moving to Midland and other cities.
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Carleton University
Vienna
Seville
Buffalo
Toron
Brian Elliott
Ottawa
Montreal
Brice Hunsberger
Waterloo University
Peter Snyder
Mike Hoth
Georgetown
Pele
Georgtown
Traditional Art Show Focuses on Northern Ontario Colors
An event celebrating traditional art runs across Ontario and many U.S. regions with emphasis on fall and winter coloring in northern Ontario, appealing to lovers of heritage art.
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Ted
Ontario
States
Century-Old Church Marks Anniversary
The Edon United Church celebrated its 100th anniversary with a Sunday service filled to capacity on June 16. Rev. Fred Joblin of Port Credit spoke as guest, joined by Rev. Jack Gillap and Rev. Keith Hawkes. The Eden congregation traces to 1824 with early worship in homes before a chapel grew at Switzer Church behind the cemetery.
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Edon United Church
Eden
Fred Joblin
Port Credit
Jack Gillap
Keith Hawkes
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