General information, newsletters, and brochures concerning the Third Age Learning lecture series, Guelph, Ont., 1985-. 1985-
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University of Guelph. University School of Part-time Studies and Continuing Education
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Wiffen, Ted.
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University of Guelph. Arboretum
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After development of Arboretum was approved 1970, O.A.C. Alumni built the Arboretum Centre which opened during Centennial 1974. From the description of General file of brochures, publications, and photographs related to the Arboretum, 1969- . 1969- (University of Guelph). WorldCat record id: 625590399 ...
Third Age Learning (University of Guelph)
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Third Age Learning-Guelph is a non-profit organization devoted to providing a continuing series of interesting topics to interested acti ve retired persons or adults (over 55) who are not employed full-time. The first series was launched in Jan. 1988 after Dr. Mark Waldron, then Director of Continuing Education, University of Guelph, was introduced to l'Universite du Troisieme Age in France. Third Age Learning refers to the period of active retirement after the first two ages: Youth and Earning ...
Waldron, Mark, 1936-
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Hatton, Helen Howard (English painter, born 1860)
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