Churchill Area Church News and Local Greetings
Churchill area residents share church updates and social visits. Pastor Gordon Turner returns to service after his accident. Families travel to Toronto, St Catharines, Campbellford, and Guelph Hospital. Local farmers, juniors, and relatives attend banquets, lectures, and hospital stays.
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Churchill
Acton
Brookville
Brian Bessey
Hillsburg
Harold Griffin
Guelph General Hospital
Homa
Brice’ Leitch
Donald ‘Laitch
Santa Rosa
California
Dadidre
Leslie Swackhamer
Debbie’ ‘Wibitad
Ross Swackhamer
Brenda
Georgetown
Bob Kerr
Bob Marshall Jr
R.L. Davidson
St. Catharines
Bob
Wilam Daley
Lisa
Erin Township Council Appoints Adjustment Committee Member
Erin Township council met February 5 in Hillsburgh with full attendance. A by law appointed James M Leitch to the Erin Township Committee of Adjustment for 1968 1989 1970. the council donated funds to Salvation Army St John Ambulance and Wellington County Farm group. George Herrington named Dog Control Officer. fence allowance to Providence Cemetery. several fire and general accounts paid. road expenses listed including snowplowing and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township of
Erin
Hillsburgh
Alex Jackson
James M. Lattch
Erin Township
Hamilton
Salvation Army
St. John’s Ambulance Association
Wellington County Federation of Agriculture
George Herrington
Providence Cemetery
Ward
Wellington County Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Community Telephone Co. Ltd
J. C. Barnes
Orton
Erin Advocate
Elmer McKinnon
Doering and Brown
Ontario Hydro
Cancade Ltd
James Dowlaney
Bert Berry
H. J. Awrey
E. S. Hubbell
R. Nelsson
A. Tarzewell
Bryan
Valley Blades Ltd
L. W. Migr. Ltd
Garnet Tilcax
West Garafraxa
Esquesing
Stamps
Ronald Saunders
C.P.R. Flasher
Nallis Construction Ltd
Ray Swind
Deputy district governor visits Acton Lions
Deputy district governor Ed Wiggins visited Acton Lions at their last regular meeting urging adoption of World Understanding through Lionism with emphasis on youth exchange visits. He praised secretary Bob Hall and bulletin editor Al Lauder for prompt reports. He noted plans to nominate Tris Coffin for third International vice president and a one dollar club assessment to support the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wiggins
Acton Lions
Lionism
Bob Hall
al Lauder
Lion Ed
Lions District A
Tris Coffin
Third International
Paten
Lion
Vic Bristow
Lion Ray Evelan
Music Centre
Lion John Griefenader
Joe Bray
Canadian Track and Field Association
North Peel
Brenda Bruce Wins Public Speaking at Rockwood School
Brenda Bruce, Ospringe student, won the Wellington County public speaking finals at Rockwood Centennial School Monday afternoon. She spoke on LSD against three competitors and was chosen by three judges to represent Erin, Bramosa and Puslinch townships. Other finalists included Brenda Smith and Glen Fair. Judges cited her substantial background research and delivery as key factors in her victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ospringe
Brenda Bruce
Erin
Bramosa
Puslinch
Wellington County
Brenda
L.S.D
Rockwood Centennial School
Brenda Smith
Rockwood School
Glen Fair
Aberfoyle
Brae
Evin Village
Fidges
Tom Jeandro
Our ‘Lady
Ius School
Guelph
Miss McElroy
John Ross Coltogate
B. Kiely
Calliandro
Calicandro
Rockwood
Grant McRae
Eloise Watson
Acton
Erin - Bramosa - Puslinch
Valentine Social and Local News in Limehouse
Valentine social sponsored by the W.S at Mrs Kirkpatrick's home. Mrs A Benton and Mrs Patterson note visits in Weston. Mr T H Price returns from Islington visit with Gordon Price family. Gary Maltby breaks an arm in a toboggan accident. Michele Mumby wins Stewarttown public speaking contest with the topic Symphony Orchestra. Mr and Mrs Neil Anderson host relatives and friends as their son David of Toronto celebrates his 21st birthday.
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Churchill
Gordon B. Turner
Don. Anderson
Toronto
Mes
Ward Hamilton
Charis My
William Elsaxser
Jack
Windler
Clarkson
Windley
Sind
Hartley Harrison
Acts
Windiec
Rae
Brisbane
Leslie Swackhamer
Neil Anderson
David
Limehouse student crowned in junior school finals
Michele Mumby earned runner-up honors in the No 1 Inspectorate finals at Georgetown Friday night after winning her own school contest and the township junior schools final. John Tost of Georgetown claimed top laurels with his autobiography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele Mumby
Symphony Orchestra
No. 1 Inspectorate
Georgetown
Limehouse
John Tost
Brownie Guide Ranger Mother-Daughter Banquet Recap
An annual Mother and Daughter banquet at the Legion Hall on February 13 featured a Campfire Fun theme. Highlights included The Friendship Prayer by Linda Sayers, a campfire segment, a puppet show by the 2nd Action Guilds Company, skits by 1st Ace ton Guide Company, and songs led by Brownies and Guides. Mrs Browne read a verse by her daughter Gloria Jean Map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Linda Sayers
Grace
Cugen
Tré. E. Browne
Sippér
Lee
Gloria’ Brown
Ranger
Brownies
2Nd
Acton Guilds Company
Granny
O. Chapman
Girl Guides
Walter
Ge Browne
Daightay
Violinist Karen O'Rourke Earns First Class Honors
Karen O Rourke received first class honors in violin from the Royal Conservatory of Music. She prepares for Peel Spring Festival and has been chosen for first violin in the Guelph Youth Orchestra spring concert. She also sings with Acton Presbyterian choir and enjoys the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen O'Rourke
Royal Conservatory of Music
Karen
Peel
Guelph
Acton Presbyterian Choir
St Alban’s preacher Canon John Bothwell replaces Rev McMurray
Canon John Bothwell preached at St. Alban s Sunday replacing Rev Ritchié McMurray who was attending a conference in Ancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon John Bothwell
Ritchié McMurray
St. Alban’s
Mc Murray
Ancaster
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Mrs. R. MacArthur
Jas. M. Leitch
Richardson's. TV & Appliances
Milton
Rockwood’ School
Toar
Mrs. A. Benton
Aulowoo
Hardiwest
Wothoos
Tom Loard
Syers
Main St
Michele
Brownie
Halton & Peel Trust
Approntomeate Tan Savings
Main Street North
J. A
Edgar
Oakville
Brampton
Burlington
Cooksville
Simcoe
Delhi
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