Eden Mills United Church Annual Meeting Highlights
Eden Mills United Congregational met in the Christian Education room February for an annual review. Rev Leeman opened with a reading on Evangelism. reports from session stewards missionary and maintenance Sunday School and UCW were favorable indicating 1965 was successful. Officers included Elders James Milson Parker Thompson Wardle and Parker. Stewards Norman Marshall Sr Edmond Watson Robert Wardle Harold Tomlinson Ben Saulnier John James. Missionary and maintenance treasurer Ralph Thompson. Auditors Elmer Milson and John Darvis. Sunday School superintendent Edward Parker. temporary organist Edward Watson. UCW president Mrs Elmer Milson. Acknowledgments were given to Rev and Mrs Leeman treasurers and secretaries, Sunday school superintendent and teachers, choir and all who contributed to the year’s success. January Eden Mills UCW met at Mrs R Wardle’s home, opened with a hymn sing. Mrs E Milson noted.
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Christian Education
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U.C.W
Howard James
Imer ‘Milson
Edward Parker
Ralph Thomson
William Wallace
Mathew Parker
Norman Marshall Sr
Edmond Watson
Robert Wardle
Harold Tomlinson
Ben Saulnier
John James
Eden Milly
Denance
Ralph Thompson
Elmer Milson
John Darvis
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Devotional Reading and Installation At Meeting
The devotional period featured a Romans fourteen reading on no one living unto himself. A reading from a mother about teaching children to be understanding. Mrs. Tomlinson presided at the installation of new officers with Mrs. PB Milson taking chair plus secretary and treasurer posts. Ten quilts completed this year. A pot luck supper was set for Feb 19 and the yearly program outlined. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs. Tomlinson and Mrs. James. Hospitalized are Mrs. Blanche Field and Mrs. Aleric Gilbertson. The Silver Bales met for their weekly card game with wins for Sylvia Neville, Katharine Gilbertson and Susan Wilson. Sympathy extended to Mrs. James Hamer on her father’s passing.
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Tomlinson
PB. Milson
James
Blanche Field
Aleric Gilbertson
Sylvia Neville
Katharine Gilbertson
Susan Wilson
James Hamer
New Fair Homemaker Special debuts at Acton Fall Fair
Advance prize list begins distribution for Acton Fall Fair with a 10 top prize for a Homemaker special. Exhibits are planned for September 16 and 17, featuring six categories including flowers, sewn items, baked goods, preserves, crafts, and a flower arrangement. Judging emphasizes quality and display. First prize 10, then 5 4 3 2 1. 4-H displays themed Our Favored Menu with space for clubs.
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New Fair Homemaker
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Tuberculosis Clinic Dates Expected in Halton County
Dr. ALP Bull announces revisions to Mish Tuberculin Testing and X-ray Survey in Halton County. Adults over a given age are asked to return for an evaluation. a negative film means fit, while suspicious signs lead to a larger X-ray. The survey, begun February 1, will continue with planned clinic dates for follow up.
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Halton
Hull Nisi
AIP
Bull
Halton County
4-H Leaders Attend New Training School
Mrs. G Henderson and Mrs. J Keir 4H leaders attended training School in Milton February 2 and 3 with the theme The Club Girl Entertains The district girls visited with the Georgetown Women's Institute on Wednesday Feb 2 in Knox church hall and staged a skit Wool the fabric and fibre Silverwood WL held a successful bake sale in the Georgetown laundromat February 28 up to April 6 County schools are testing tuber culin Community clinics will be announced soon open to all ages operating 2 00 to 5 00 pm and 7 00 to 10 00 pm
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J. Keir
Milton
Georgetown Women's Institute
Knox’ Church Hall
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Georgetown
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