March of Dimes Drive Raises Funds Across Community
Community groups in Rockwood report varied activities and donations for the March of Dimes drive with totals reaching two hundred dollars from the Harris visit and smaller gifts noted. Local clubs held meetings at Era Hub Township Hall and Immanuel Bible Church as part of ongoing fundraising and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouchakten
Baal Wanien
Tnstitute Alwy
Richard Harris
Harrie
Stetard
Era Hub Township
Rockwart
Mir. W. OG. Maan
Elmo
C. Dolffield
United Church
Ehowner
Father and Son
Rockwood Boy Scout Group
United Church Hall
Nassagawea Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting
Nassagawea Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting on January 30 with Rev J Schr presiding. Officers reported strong year end results and three women were elected to the Board of Managers. Donations and plans announced for a World Day of Prayer event and local church activities. Sympathy extended to the Inglis Campbell and Cargill families for recent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Brennan
Ho Ronter
Dainty Hinch
Katherine Leighton
Mins
Janet Brennan
Presbyterian
Metal
Dbv Gray
Minnie Nwket
Johns
Mo Stores
Freeman
Missionanes
Nassagaweya
J. Schviel
Jon
Nassagaweva Presbyterian
Meg
Mrs. Schriel
Wam Vod Tesdies’ Aid Duet At the Mans
Vs. Nevis
David Henderson
Ebenezer
Ebenezer Church
Walter Inglis
Thomas Campbell
Cargill
Valentine Tea At St Alban's Draws Crowd
A good crowd attended St Alban's Guild Valentine tea and bake sale in the parish hall Saturday afternoon. Baking sold out, and Mrs West and Mrs Hoare served tea to guests as decorations and a spring floral arrangement were displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alba's
St. Alban's Guild
DL HL West
Rep Hoare
Helen Holmes
Nighttime entertainment draws crowds at Community Hall
A packed audience enjoyed a long evening at the Baliinalad Community Hall with welcoming remarks. The program featured four barbershop quartet from To runty Lights, dancing by Marry aho, Carol Wharton singing solos, David Snyder of Guelph accompanying on guitar, and violin by Reneke. Diverse acts included elocution, tapping, and a variety of solo and duet performances from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baliinalad
Jiamy Leybourne
Borygus
Bud Snow
Uartette
Torunty
T Jun Lights
AU Himes
Bal- Intated
Beryl Mcknery
Barry Breen
Marry Aho
Mise Carol Wharton
David Snyder
Guelph
Mise Whaleton
Thy Kinnetts
Georgetown
Dee
Burt
Ariivs
Mise
Sharon Hume
Devdye
Alse Sharon
Reneke
Caloe Ie
Acton
Bridal Shower Banquet Notes and Community Visits
Regular United Church meeting at the Saunders home includes devotions, study discussion, and lunch. Churchill USCW hosts Acton Milk Producers banquet. local deaths and numerous visits, weddings and social events noted in Weston area notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C
Churchill Usc.w
Acton Milk Producers
Curch Friends
Lacker
Fo Thompson
Olga Lacker
Bruce Leitch
Beverly
Ron Saunders
Howard Graham
Margaret Watson
Weston
Mildred Watson
Mike Hamilton
Community Meetings and Visits Highlight Local Week
The report covers the OPaiNol Meetings and sickness visitors of interest at the Cobh scum in Torenta. It notes Guelph hospital visits, a speaking event at the home of Mr and Mrs Nyro Bera, and attendance by Western University figures. Social gatherings include dessert, bridge, and donations, with multiple names from Hillsburgh and Brantford in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hor
Howard
Nop Lipsener Association
Cobh
Torenta
Guelph
Matton
Nyro Bera
Mao
Mo Plate Bison
Dobro
Shertock Aitken
Western University
Pandun
Maane Mars Gordon
Georgii Wiappe
Wen Mills Presbyterian Church Annual Meeting and Valentine Tea
The Wen Mills Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting Friday evening after a pot luck dinner. Rev Husting of Westinister Church led worship. officers were elected with Robert Wright as chairman and Alitia Mi Diaaiahl as secretary. The congregation mourned the death of Minister Bey De George Althen. plans for the church’s future were discussed amid community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MLS Church
Wen Mills Presbyterian Church
Revi Hustinga
Westininiater Church
Goethefen
Saab
W Melane
Mibnterer
Bey de George Althen
The Milky Way Spring Project Meeting Report
The Milky Way Spring Project meeting was held at the home of Mrs Mine Bartle. Dobe fees and Homemaking club members attended with Clarice Musee presenting the program The Milky Way theme featured 16 girls as participants. Officers included president Heverly Biter vice president Ying Vos secretary Kine Tad and treasurer Carolyn Me Puan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walliietad
Ballon
Gordie South
Georgetown
Muth
Ballina
Fant
Desik Sroith
Kay McKinery
Robinson’ Vans
Acion
Sallurdee
Robert McEnery
Ely
Bartle Dines
Marv
Clarice Musee Nestedag
Phare
Clete
Heverly Biter
Stee Presidens
Ying Vos
Weretary
Doeste
Plews Sagderter
Carolyn Me Puan
Demen Tian
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Honw Gnd
Immanuel Bible Church
R. Wiseman
Rockwood
Tom Galinily
R. Connor
Abe Uite
Brayete
D. Gray
Moffat
Valentine
St. Alban’s
Toronto
Kichansr
Ars
Orvice
United Tod
Mix
Ran. Saunders
Ao Damm
Chainady
EO Biceman
Paulin
Leitch
Moss Damm
R. Denny
A. Damm
Saunder
Denny
Ric Williaansons
Arthur Staskhamner
Iso Paltent
St Joseph's
Valet Cishabos
Cuda
Rachel Mertheee
Kecolvin
Mie Mo Ray
Mia Nagin Maretioll
Mia Nagin Maretioll Fr, Convener, Mee
Blatald Thothaio
Bake Gilbe
Mabel
Mee Kaye Steger
Atul
Bela
Thoren
Vrun Tokton
Wilde
Dartegatl
Merobare Ot Eession
William Mileun Soaderk
Withiae B Lowis
Ray Gordon
Rohert Weighi
Gordon Whackhek
Clarence Karnecy
Wallace Paaby
Hoard
Marayees
Hassell Miahlack
Wallace Faashy
Ben Martin
Doatatdl Hhblok
Pete Ontheb
Robert Wright
George Mi
Alpine
Geass
Donald Blacklock
Donald Me Kuisle
Mia Gordon Gregg
St Andree’s
Rite Bener
Tagk
the Brownies
Martin
Kavala
Twa
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
Cork
East Guelph
Taylor
C- Joy
Guelph, Ont
Dial 1460
Dills Stationery
Paper Seks
Ope Ayles
Pressway
Everton
Keweton Chunh
Mhwneeer
Baat
Walithien
Massey
Lh.c
Ford Tractors
H.C
Milton Equipment CO. Limited
J.H.C. Trucks
Beatty
Gehl Dealers
Baseline Road
Wesy Milton
Donuts
Lyon's Bread
Queen St. E
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