Bread and Pie Winners Chosen at Greenock WII Gathering
Greenock WII held its April meeting with a noon dinner at Mrs. T Hemsley home. Baking contests produced first prize bread to Mrs. Allan and cherry pie to Mrs. Hemsley. Officers elected include president Mrs. Allan and treasurer Mrs. E Pearen. Plant sale planned for May at Mrs. Binnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenock Wii
Greenock
W.E
T. Hemsley
G. Wallace
C. Allan
EB. Pearen
W. Butler
Lb. Tyssenaar
KR. Eckerich
C. Aitken
W. Johnston
W W. Butler
Patterson
Wadlice
Co Emmig
T. Heimsle
OSPRINGE Tea and Bake Sale Draws Community Attendees
The Knox Church Ladies' Aid hosted an annual spring tea and bake sale on Wednesday afternoon with participants from nearby churches. Mrs. Ward Bruce led the program while Mrs. G. Santer spoke on homemaking as a modern challenge. Entertainment featured Chesice Burt and a Hillsburgh quartet, plus student performances. A Sunday visit list and local notices followed, including a surprise birthday dinner for Muriel and a 43rd wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Knox Church
Atten Ga
Ward Bruce
G. Santer
Martha's
Mars
Chesice Burt
Erin Phy
Hadies
Hillsburgh
Otesdames
McMurchy
UL Barbour
We. McFee
Dr. McFee
Mes
We Barbour
Harman
Francine Festa
Tess Bruce
Caralyn Mcbichan
Gail Fadler
Churchill Shower Gifts in Wheelbarrow Honor Doris Thompson
A Friday evening kitchen shower for Miss Doris Thompson was hosted by Mrs. Charlie Binnie and Mrs. Ralph McKeown. Guests decorated, played games, and a wheelbarrow presented with gifts drew the centerpiece. A dainty lunch followed as friends offered sympathies to local families and noted hospital and visitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Thompson
Mildred = Watson
Charlie Binnie
Ralph McKeoown
McKeown
Mass Watson
Balke McReacht
van. Thompson
Chester Allens
Jo-Ann McKeown
Miss Thompson
JoAnn McKeown
Pitts
Chambeal
Everton Christian Fellowship Elects Officers At Meeting
The Christian Women's Fellowship held a meeting at Mrs. Jack McDougall's home with UT members present. Officers were elected including president Mrs. D. G. Robert and secretary treasurer Mrs. Duncan Kingsbury. The group discussed projects, donations for painting and window work, and plans before the June convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chistian Women's Fellowship
Jack McDougall
Harveys Destinave
Hortop
D. G. Robert
John Alton
Oo Secretarierreasurer
Duncan Kingsbury
Sec Betas Teasurer
Elar
J. OM. Lovell
Ho Jestin
J. McDougall
D. Kingsbury
A. Kingsbury
Christian Youth Fellowship
Church of Christ Disciples
Brian Robertson
Ospringe
Rec
Donna Kingsbury
Byron
F. Howlet
Communion and Baptism Sunday at Balueinafad
Rev D Engel of Acton led a communion and baptismal service on Sunday with three babies present. A Sunday sale by Mrs John Larkman drew notice with her plan to move to Toronto. Mrs Eliot and Ruth Ann attended the christening and visited relatives. Mrs Mary Jamhaun has returned home from Guelph Hospital after illness. Mrs Wm Kentner from Hertis Hills is reported ill in Killarnes Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gundy
Bilton
Gordie and Paul
Cecile Bilton
Guelph
George -Alen Grondy
Kiteheger
John Lethard
George
Mort
Toronto
George Martin
Pat Cooper Af Etora
M. McCutcheon
Muriel
Sind
Roy Tinney
Erin
Tinney
Klooster
Iil
George Hilton
Townline
Lois Barber
Gordon Root
Munch McCutehean
McFwan Norte
Walter Welie
Noble
Bolton
Davis
Catedoo East
Mroo
Richie Hitter
Lynne
Wayne
Downsview
George Grundy
Win Bell
Bradley
Kitchener
Garnet Winters
Arthur Swackhamer
Queensville
Queenswas Hospital
Milton Watson
David Watson
Tamitron
Ralph McKeown
D. Engel
Acton
Evie Smith
Sami Ruth Jayne
William
Richard Arnold
David McEnery
Larkman
Eliot
Ruth Ann
Searce
Mrr
Mary Jamhaun
Guelph’ Hospital
Wm. Kentner
Cof Hertis
Limehouse Reverend William Wier Sermon At Limehouse
Rev William Wier of Brampton preached at Limehouse Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Betty Anne and Mary Lou Brown sang a duet with Mrs Bert Benton on piano. visited over weekend by Mr and Mrs Gordon Quinton from Meaford and Mr and Mrs Walter Thomas from Port Colborne. additional visits from the Culp families and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wier
Brampton
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Betty Anne
Mary Lou Brown
Bert Benton
Gordon Quinton
Meaford
Benton
Walter Thomas
Port Colborne
Linham’s
Roy Culp
Ross Culp
Cedarville
Weening
AULINAFAC Meeting Aids Youth Education Drive
The WA group opened with a theme song Creed and the Lord s Prayer. A $10 donation to the Young People s Union supported a Korean girl s education project. Mrs Larkman received a presentation as she moves to Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hortop
Larkman
The
Cam McEnery
Blick
Young People's Union
Toronto
Plant Prowler Alarms Police In Michigan Building Breakin
A plant building formerly Wael Combing was entered around 1:80 pm by a prowler, who left empty handed after being warned by Don Tomlinson of the Michigan Beth company. Constable Mervin Mayness investigated and found nothing taken. entry described as gained through a doorway on the second bar of the plant while Tomlinson was returning from a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowler Fn
Wael Combing
Don Tomlinson
Michigan Beth Company
Mervin Marness
Tomlinson
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Blair Phote
Harold W. Stephens
Disston
Canada
United States
Tom Shields
S' Adadreas
Glennie
William Chapman
Bob Abbotson
Hanover
W. McMillan
D. G. Robertson
One” Christian” Women's Fellowship
Poplar
Churchill
Everton
Christian Fellowship
Beach
Ontario
B. Mc Kinles
Boardes Worstap
Ben Har
Baluinafad
John Larkman
Limehouse
E. A. Hansen
Mra Hansen
E.C. Reed
D. A. Engel
Engel
Barry Kirkness
Betty Kirkness
Aulinafac
Alte
Lawrence Heabdin
Clie
Arnold Memnory
Young People’s Union
Jim Guppi
Jean Linton
del Linstead
Duntor Choir
Art Willetts
Ghelph Hospital
Toronto Hospital
HEINZ
Florida
Libby
McLaren
Tablerite
Bos Iar
Cello Baye
Ledger
IGA
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