Lam bert McDiarmid Afternoon Nuptials
Dorothy Irene McDiarmid of Ingersoll married Neil William Franklyn Lambert of Oshawa at Trinity United Church Ingersoll in a four oclock ceremony officiated by Rev C Dahiel. Guests came from Rockwood Guelph Owen Sound Petra lia Ridgetown Niagara Falls Exeter and more. The couple left for a Michigan trip after a navy traveling suit.
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Trinity United Church
Ingersoll
Dorothy Irene McDiarmid
Neil Willam Franklyn Lambert
Oshawa
Fred McDiarmid
Fred ‘Lambert
Rockwood
C. Dahiel
Martin ‘Bauer
Olive Bradford
Cathy Rennie
Richmond
Marsha McDiarmid
Hamilton
Norman Lambert
Toronto
Donald Oc
Jim Miller
Kitchener
Guelph
Qwen Sound
Petralia
Ridgetown
Niagara Falls
Exeter
Bruce Fraser
Michigan
Cubs and Scouts Hold Pirates Night and Hikes at Blue Springs
Activities for Cub and Scout groups include a Good Friday trek to Blue Springs with lunch and open-fire dinners, a busy paper drive, and Sunday church service. Leaders awarded second class badges to Dave Peal and Bill Johnson. May and May 10 12 plan Pirate Night with dogs in pirate costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Springs
Knox’ Presbyterian Church
Dave Peal
Bill Johnson
Ronald Mellon
Brian Otterbein
Robert Hinton
Robert Parker
Brian Barbeau
Dace
Barbeau
Murray ‘Scoyne
Akela
Halton WMS Holds 26th Annual Meeting in Port Credit
The Halton Presbyterial of the Women’s Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada held its 26th annual meeting at First United Church Port Credit on April 19. Officers were installed, reports given, and guest speaker Miss Ruth Tillman from Newfoundland shared church work experiences and youth engagement needs.
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Halton
Trinidad
Faux Ball
M. Readhead
Hamilton
Niagara Falls
Brantford
Haldimand-Norfolk
Bruce
Acton
K. G
Partridge
A. W. Collard
Hamilton Conference
A. Blanchard
A. R. Stacey
Women's Missionary Society of First Church
Halton Presbytery
W.A
Velma Norris
Conference
A. W Collard
N. McDonald
A.blanchard
Japan
Ross Segsworth
Perport
E. M. Readhead
Melville
H. W.vrooman
Hamilton Conference Branch
G. J. Patterson
Ross Patterson
Canada
Burlington
Gordon Kidney
Georgetown
E. Woods
Ruth Tillman
Furlong
Bonavista Presbytery
Newfoundland
Miss Tillman
C.G
Nomina Committee
Rs. A. Harris
C. J. Patterson
A. E. Pickard Bronte
W.N. Brownridge
Patermo
A. Harris
Campbellville
R.R
Port. Credit
G. E. Gray
Milton
NB. MacRestie
Cooksville
R. Coulter
R. B Galbraith
L. Hamilton
Millgrove
F. Eaton
Carlisle
Geo. King
Missionary Monthly
World Friends
Clayton B. Dick
E. B. Clements
Mil- Leaver
Port Credit
Press
J. E
Whitelock
A. Kerr
F. M. Niven
T. Giffen
George Brownridge
Bethel Auxiliary
Tillmah
Laura Green 65 Lived in Kitchener Seven Years
Laura Green 65 of 46 Whitney Place Kitchener died suddenly Thursday April 4 at St Marys hospital Born March 20 1890 in Acton daughter of the late Isaiah Coon and Tabitha Mosales She was president of Kitchener for seven years predeceased husband James A Green January 20 1948 Surviving stepson William EF Green of Port Dalhousie two step daughters Mrs E H Mitchell Toronto and Mrs Howard Fairburn St Catharines sister Mrs Bessie Brown Kitchener Body rested Rotz Bechtel Funeral Home then April 15 removal to McIntyre Funeral Home Guelph for funeral Saturday Burial Woodlawn Cemetery Guelph Rev Leander Roblin Benton St Baptist Church officiated.
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Laura Green
Whitney Place
Kitchener
St. Mary's Hospital
Acton
Tsaiah Coon
Tabitha Mosales
James A. Green
William. EF. Green
Port’ Dalhousie
E. H. Mitchell
Toronto
Howard Fairburn
St. Catharines
Bessie Brown
Rotz-Bechtel Fungral
Guelph
Woodlawn
Leander Roblin
Benton St. Baptist Church
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Esi Sae
Lincoln
Hams
Lindsay Stadios
Halton W.M.S
Brampton Monument Works
We. C. Allan
Queen St. W
Brampton
Tom Nicol
Cecil A. Carr
Optometrist
Douglas St
Tel
Stree
RED Barberry
Iain
Paeony Roots
Kriskby
Gingham
Dimity
New Spring Home
Ward
Gordon Strain
Hiawat
Free Press
MacDonald
Featherston
McNab
Maple
Stan Love
Milton Nicholson
Holmes
Nevils
Halton Agricultural . Society
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