Install New W Officers Lead Women Institute Meeting
Mrs L Jamieson was elected president with a slate including first and second vice presidents and a secretary at the April Women’s Institute meeting. Mrs Ernie McEnery presided, the group planned a penny sale at Stewarttown on April 24, and 18 members paid dues. 4-H Club met April 7 at Marie Mitchell’s, planning salads and a sales address, with John Burbidge delivering a Sunday sermon at Emmanuel College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Marshall
W.I. Grice
Ernie McEnery
Oole
Mary Stewart
Stewarttown
J. Snow
Archie McEnery
Leo Jamieson
Archie Lawr
Co. Snow
Frank Smith
Tom Cff
R. B. Kirkwood
G. Edmund
Norman Sinclair
E. McEnery
Ray Swindlehurst
Marie Mitchell
Roll Call
John Burbidge
Emmanuel College
CHURCHIE News from Cairo Of Interest Here
Carol Swackhamer weekend visit in Georgetown with Mr and Mrs M George. Paul Wilkinson was the guest speaker at Churchill United Church. Friends of Group Captain and Mrs Langstaff announce birth of son Dean Andrew Stewart. Group Captain Longstaff serves with the Canadian Embassy in Cairo Egypt. Well wishes to C Griese after surgery in Guelph hospital. Tony Damm visited Sutton relatives. J H Wardlaw father of Mrs W McDonald a patient in Toronto hospital after surgery last week and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Swackhamer
Georgetown
M. George
Paul Wilkinson
Churchill United Church
Wm. Langstaff
Edith Turner
Dean Andrew Stewart
Longstaff
Cairo
Egypt
C. Griese
Guelph
Tony Damm
Sutton
J. H. Wardlaw
Wm. McDonald
Toronto
Wardlaw
Speyside School News Rooms Share Reports and Plans
School bulletin notes from Rooms 2 to 5 describe daily news rituals and rules, muddy yard conditions, and ongoing activities. Students cover science observations, film trips, music practice, and outdoor PT. Room 5 outlines guidance lessons, tuberculosis study in grade eight, and a new occupation project with booklets detailing nature of work training benefits and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Eryone
Room Five
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services Across Acton Churches
The Acton church calendar for Palm Sunday 1962 lists services at Knox Presbyterian Church Anglican St. Johns and others. Readings include The King Was In Tears and Maundy Thursday and Good Friday events. Youth fellowship and junior congregations noted, with Holy Week services continuing through Easter. Church schools and English Dutch offerings appear at several locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald H. West
Knox Presbyterian Church
p.m—Knox Presbyterian
Ehynch
Texan Buys Fishing Gear and Gulf of Mexico Dream
A Texan declares he will devote life to fishing after buying a two dollar tackle and a one dollar reel. He plans to fish in the Gulf of Mexico, expressing a lifelong dream tied to his spare-faring purchase. Meteorologists joke about feminine hurricane names as spinster tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Gulf of Mexico
Readable fragments on 1960 school age population data
In 1960 about 133 million children were of school age and primary schools served 67 million. The Gospel distribution counted 3 million copies, roughly one per 40 children, according to the fragmentary figures.
World Council speech links Bible to church needs
Archbishop F C Coggan told the World Council of Churches in New Delhi that Bible and church needs require action beyond weapons or faded pens. He cited Asia from Korea to Vietnam as examples of nations facing urgent religious and social challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Cog
Iran
York
United Bible Societies
World Council of Churches
New Delhi
Dr. Coggan
Asia
Korea
Tran
China
Japan
1500 Pack Community Carnival Nears Great Show
A fragmented report notes a community carnival planned with a large ice display. It highlights last year's disrupted event and credits the Cony Monty Centre drive for keeping this edition from cancellation. The entry mentions over 4000 fish varieties in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jce
Conymonty
Robert Henry Cross Dies After Illness at 77
Robert Henry Cross, a stonemason by trade, died March 28 after a two year illness. Born in England, he came to Canada in 1903 and married Sarah Elizabeth Rigby in 1905. Survived by wife Florence and Irene, Toronto, and five grandchildren plus nine great grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev. Donald West at Ramsey-Shoemaker, interment Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Previously employed by Beardmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henry Cross
England
Sarah Elizabeth Rigby
Donald West
Ramsey-Shoemaker
Fairview Cemetery
Ed Foutitt
Sonny Townsley
Stan Catlett
Lloyd Masales
Mick Holmes
Charles Gribben
Beardmore
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Acton
M.C.A
J. H. Wilson
Family Bible School
Churchill Rd. N. Viene
Christ Ambassadors
Baptist Church
James M. Rudd
Nelson Court
the Church OF ST. Alban the Martyr
Anglican
D. HB. West
B.A. L.S.T
Holy Eucharist and Church School
J Munday
Holy Eucharest
United Church OF Canada
Ontario
Dwight J. Engel
George Elliott
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Rember
Gibson
Dills Stationery
United Carr Fastener Company
Blow Press
É Fae Ay
the Bible Today
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
EP. Head
St. George's Square
Jenny Lind
Moris — Newson's
Rowntree's
Watson's
Afeoro Ai
Ouro
Board OF Parks Management
Acton Free Press
Ronto
Florence
H. Waterhouse
Irene
W. Bradshaw
Paul
E. L. Buchner
Optometrist
John ST. S
Mill
Waterloo
Gordon
Scotia Plan
Scotia Plan Loan
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Bank of Noa Scotia
ANK
Bank OF Nova Scota
TWA
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