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The opening of the Walter Callow Boardroom, at Camphill.
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Minister of Veteran Affairs, unveiling plaque at the opening of the Walter Callow Boardroom. |
Callow Bus Cares
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As part of its support for the Wee Care Developmental Centre, Young & Richmond Streets, Halifax, Callow Bus provides a monthly day trip for children at the centre. As the children's smiles show, the trips are popular!
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Residents from a young adult facility enjoy a bus tour in HRM and a visit to scenic Peggy's Cove. |
| Senior residents with staff enjoy bus tour and visit to Halifax Public Gardens.
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Jim Trainor, Past President, (right), congratulates Brian Appleby on being elected President at the Callow 2008 annual meeting.
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Jim Trainor, left, of Callow Wheelchair Bus welcomes HRM Councillor Mary Wile, Cumberland County Warden Keith Hunter and Justice Minister Murray Scott to 60th anniversary celebration at Grand Parade.
| Stadacona Band performs for veterans and the general public at Grand Parade.
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Emma Dicks, 93, of Dartmouth, a retired nurse and secretary to Walter Callow and Tiffanie Brigden, of Ottawa, a great-granddaughter of Walter Callow cut the 60th anniversary cake at City Hall. |
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April 2005 | Cutting the ribbon at the unveiling of the new Callow Wheelchair Bus at Grand Parade, City Hall are, from left: Mayor Peter Kelly, Lieutenant Governor Myra Freeman, Callow Bus President Jim Trainor and Cdr Elizabeth Steele of Maritime Forces Atlantic.
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Walter Callow: |
During The First World War and in later years a patient at Camp Hill Hospital, Halifax. |
