Ontario Legislation Pushes Welfare and Public Projects Ahead
Ontario moves on welfare reform with 50 percent provincial cost sharing for county run services and a new full time welfare staff setup. The Children’s Institutions Amendment Act expands education and training subsidies for equal opportunity and individual development. Prime Minister Robarts unveils a 52 mile commuter rail plan from Burlington to Dundarton and proposes pension portability across Canada with the Canada Pension Plan. The new Ontario flag ceremony symbolizes progress in human opportunity.
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Alex Carruthers
M.P.P
Durham
John Bright
House of Commons
Ontario
Honouable
Wilfred Spooner
Miss Whitten
Louis Cecile
Cecile
Department of Public Welfare
County Council
Wentworth
Prince Edward
Welland
Sudbury
Robarts
Burlington
Dunbarton
Canada Pension Plan
Quebec
Canada
Parliament
Sissons Funeral Held at Victoria Chapel Toronto
Local attendees Mrs. M H Staples Donald Staples Mr and Mrs W Irwin Crono and Mr and Mrs Allan Strike Bowmanville attended the funeral of Professor C B Sissons at Victoria College Chapel Toronto on Saturday. May meeting of Clarke Township Public School Teachers union held at Lockharts C S S A No 9 on May 17 with questions about a New Approach to Mathematics.
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M. H. Staples
Donald Staples
Clarke Township
Lockharts
C.S.S.A
Death of Dr. C B Sissons in Toronto May 27
Professor Charles B. Sissons died suddenly in Toronto on Thursday May 27. He had lived at his farm RR 1 Newcastle near Orono. Born at Crown Hill near Orillia he studied at Barrie Collegiate and Victoria College and graduated from the University of Toronto in 1901 with the Edward Wilson Gold Medal in Classics.
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Charles B. Sissons
Toronto
Dr Sissons A Multifaceted Scholar And Farmer
The deceased represented the College in soccer hockey and tennis and pursued mountain climbing and farming. He served on government commissions published many books and articles. In 1909 he joined Victoria College as Classics lecturer and became Nelles Professor of Ancient History. He retired in 1947 to a farm near Orono bought in 1921. Survived by wife and four sons James Henry Martim Charles. Funeral at Victoria College Chapel on Saturday May 29 with interment at Quaker Cemetery Pickering.
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Dr. Sissons
Victoria College
Nelles
James, Henry, Martim
Charles
Victoria College Chapel
Qua
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