Reports Heard Installation of Officers At Halton WMS Annual
The 28th Halton Presbyterial WMS annual meeting at Trinity United Church Burlington featured reports from department secretaries, memorial service for 17 auxiliary members, and a guest talk by Dorothy Young Toronto executive. Officers for 1954 were announced. St. Paul’s Milton to host 1955 meeting.
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Trinity United Church
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B. Hil'l
K Lave
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Velma Norris
Halton Presbytery
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Dominion Board
C. C Ramage
Conference
Carlisle
Lorne Alderson
Japan
Dorothy M. Young
Home Organization
Toronto
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A Blanchard
Mission Circles
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Ro Coulter
Campbellville
Mission
Norman McDonald
Cooksville
G de Coursey
Allan St. N. Oakville
World Friends
Clayton Bo Dick
Georgetown
G King
Milten
J. E. Whitelock
I. McNiven
Rob Galbraith
F. McNiven
Halton Presbyter
Daily human body statistics for an average adult
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Campbellville Women’s Club Holds Annual Meeting
Mrs George Inglis presided as hostess at the Campbellville WE annual meeting held Wednesday evening despite a storm. Twenty eight members attended. reports from secretary Mrs Kay Parker and treasurer Mrs A Moore. committee chairs announced plans for the year including entertaining at Ba denork on April 24 and a May clothing donation for Korea. A cancer film was planned and funds for the Blind canvas in Hallon county were discussed. Election of officers produced a slate led by Honorary president Mrs George Inglis and President Mrs George Black with various vice presidents secretaries and directors. A donation of a wedding cup and saucer was presented. poetry readings and a piano refreshment followed.
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Campbellville
Mary Sewart
Kay Parker
A. Moore
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Philips
Rugvert ElLet
Melwaren
Mes
Purdy
Getawell
Howsen Lash
Roosbort
Badenork W.t
Korea
Hallon County
J. K. Mahon
George Inglis
George Black
Sid Harley
Marry Philips
Roy Parker
Lennard Andrews
Murray McPhail
Wm. Buck
Frank Wheelshaw
R. Co
Ken Andrews
William Buck
Henry Kelly
Kelly Sr
Acton
Fay
Easter Customs And Family Dinners Amid Spring Weather
A diary style reflection on Easter Sunday traditions from Good Friday to Easter Monday. The writer notes hazy weather, signs of spring such as orioles and daffodils, and contrasts Easter’s hopeful tone with wartime news. Describes Good Friday buns, potato planting, church services, family gatherings, and modest home life at Ginger Farm with visiting relatives and a police dog incident.
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Chuaren
Ginger Farm
Porattle
Dee
David
Bob
Soy
M. Ae
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