Students' Service at Knox Presbyterian Church
Eight young men preparing for the ministry visited Knox Presbyterian Church for an evening service. Jack Hibbs of St. Andrew's Church Galt preached the sermon John Allan read scripture and George Vais led in prayer. Other participants included Bill Bell Howard Smith Alex McCombie Ian Gibson and Bill Warden. They sang The Lord's Shepherd and O for a Thousand Tongues to Crimronga tune. The group had been at St. Andrew's Church Galt in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian Church
Jack Hibbs
St. Andrew's Church
Galt
John.Allan
George Vais
Bill Bell
Knoxchurch
Howard Smith
Alex McCombie
Ian Gibson
Bill Warden
Jesus
Mrs H Howard Hosts Ospringe Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs H Howard hosted the Ospringe Ladies Aid meeting with the president presiding. Devotional on A Continuation of the New Year by Mrs Aitken and a lively roll call. plans included an April tea and a sacred drama. A motto paper by Mrs Sunter and a Mizpah benediction closed the meeting with a lunch served by the hostess committee.
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H. Howard
Ospringe Ladies’ Aid
Aitken
Mre. Harris
Sunter
W. Bruce
Campaign Goes On For Patients' Care
The Friendly Circle met at United Church on Wednesday February 16 with President Stella Adamson in charge. Laura Lovell summarized four Sundays of Sunday school lessons on the Holy Spirit. Jean McLean played piano. New member Catherine Matthews was introduced. Verna Bean screened a TB care film with commentary and discussed TB seals proceeds. A Valentine motif event closed the meeting.
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Fthe United Church
Stella Adamson
Laura Lovell
Jean McLean
Catherine Matthews
Verna Bean
Lovely Valentine Lundi
Awith A. Valentine
Commencement Week Activities At Acton High School
The Acton High School glee club prepares for the Friday evening commencement at the public school auditorium with free admission and dancing afterward. A life-like Venus statue on campus was torn down during the weekend amid uproar. Weather halted hockey games for the week, with one match left. Grade 10A held a farm party last Wednesday, followed by ski tow tobogganing and school dancing. Chorale and play rehearsals continue toward a March night. The glee club plans two shows. Twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Heron last weekend.
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P.S
Glee Club
Heron
Knox Ladies Aid Meets With Hostess Mrs McCutcheon
Mrs F J McCutcheon presides at Knox church Ladies Aid monthly meeting. Worship led by Mrs W McArthur and Mrs Robert O Hara. Plans include a return engagement with the Queensmen of Toronto and an Easter Hat party. Members to meet next at Mrs R R Parker's. lunch served.
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F. J. McCutcheon
Knox Ladies’ Aid
Knox Church Ladies’ Aid
W. McArthur
Robert O'Hara
Queensmen
Toronto
R. R. Parker
Robert Armstrong
Anderson
Wm. Balentine
S. Matthews
C. Hansen
J.wilds
Peter Murray
O'Hara
McCutcheon
Mothers Daughters Hear Canon At Fourth Annual Event
The fourth annual Mother and Daughter dinner at the YMCA featured Rev Canon F Nicholson of St Michael and All Angels Toronto as guest speaker. Attendees enjoyed roast turkey and dessert with entertainment by local club members and musical selections.
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Y.M.C.A
XI Men’s Club
Canon F. Nicholson
Church of St
J. Hurst
Canonicholson
H. Graham
J. Calder
F Oakes
Margaret Armstrong
Sheila Paul
Notable Ontario Real Estate Board Delegates Attend Toronto Convention
Mrs. Charles Heller returns home from Chicago. Fred Wright and Dick Bean attend the Ontario Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Toronto. Ontario residents travel to Toronto and Ottawa for meetings. several families visit Gravenhurst Huntsville and Peel St. weekly. About 25 000 Canadians relocate to the United States annually.
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Fred Wright
Dick Bean
Ontario Association of Real Estate Boards
Toronto
Canada
The
United States
C.G.I.T. Knoxchurch Meets for February Worship and Plans
The C.G.I.T. of Knoxchurch met on February 21 in the Sunday school room. Norma Sinclair led scripture and prayer. Marg Armstrong spoke on Daniel while Norma Sinclair and Mary Armstrong sang a duet. The group closed with Taps and planned a girls magazine inquiry and a mission study of India starting in March.
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C.G.I.T
Knoxchurch
Norma Sinclair
Daniel
Marg. Armstrong
Sharon Gervais
Mary Armstrong
C.G. LT
Mission Study of India
Legion News on Hockey Win and Local Sports
Report notes Hector scored once on Friday night helping Acton Minor Sports teams enter bowling, euchre, cribbage and darts. Acton hosts county teams this Saturday after last year’s bowling win, with upcoming matches and standings listed.
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Hector
Acton
Legionnaires
Oakville
Tudesday
Cribbage
Tiger Cats
Town
Ramblers
Union
Eden Mills
Legion
Frank Winters
Paul Wilson
Cub Pack Enjoys Movie Night and Campfire Finale
The 'A' Pack held a meeting featuring a two week old color motion picture showing Cub activities. Six standings show Red Six ahead by a few points while Tawny Six wins games. Five new chums Wayne Benson Malcolm Candler Robert Foyer Terence Taylor Carman Woodburn join the pack and Akela leads instruction on first star tests.
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Barbeau
Red
Akela
Wayne Benson
Malcolm Candler
Robert Foyer
Terence Taylor
Carman Woodburn
Raksha
Taps
Murray Scoyne
Hamilton resident John J. Morgan dies after 45 years here
John Joseph Morgan, a Hamilton resident for 45 years and former Collingwood child of Irish immigrants, died Feb 17 at St Joseph's hospital. He worked with F. W. Fearman and John Duff and Sons and Frost Steel. Survived by three brothers, he was active in St Ann's Parish and St Vincent de Paul Society. Burial at St Mary's Cemetery, Collingwood after funeral at St Mary's Church with Fr W J Morgan and Fr Ellard.
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John Joseph Morgan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hamilton
Collingwood
Ireland
F. W. Fearman
John Duff and Sons Meat Packing Company
Frost Steel and Wire Co
Morgan
St. Ann’s
Trott Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
W. J. Morgan
Francis Morgan
Kitchener
Ellard
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Continue Studies On India Mission
Mrs. Robert Turner hosted the Knox Alert Evening Auxiliary meeting on February 19. Mrs. Mel McCullough presided. Bible readings covered The Good Samaritan and the Work of the People of India with highlights from letters from workers with the Church of All Nations in India. A World Day of Prayer invitation and WMS events were noted, a copper contest planned, and various project conveners named for home baking candy sewing posters and more. The group planned a Halton Manor visit near Easter and closed with Mizpah benediction.
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Robert Turner
Knox Alert
Mel McCullough
Ear] Marshall
H. L Bennie
Mrrs. M. McCullough
A. K. Mann
Church of All Nations
India
Jesus
Bennie
James Irgalls
E. Marshall
James van Fleet
S. Sinclair
George Musselle
Candy L. Davidson
Cam” Leishman Corner
Mischievous reply on heaven path from a boy
A mother asks a little boy how to reach heaven. He thinks, then says he will run in and out and slam the door until they say, for goodness sake, come in or stay out. Then FIl go.
Council Deliberates Development Subdivision and Town Needs
Council discusses seek agreement for subdivision development and flood control with pond height as key issue. New chair price set at 44 dollars. ring chairs approved if suitable. Drainage request for resident. JP fees cut to 60 percent. indigent patient action deferred pending info. Tenders rejected for arena concessions. plumbing by-law from Health Unit reviewed. Urges work reports with daily time sheets. hot water tank request from Y.M.C.A. noted.
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L. Weick
Property Committee
George Lantry
Justice of the Peace
M. Schroeder
J.P
Halton County Health Unit
Association of Mayors and Reeves
Halton County
County Council
Acton
Tyler
Er Eployees
E. Footitt
Y.M.C.A
Council Debates Sidewalk Riser Protections and Drainage
Councillors discuss protective risers for cellar widow pits near the Station Hotel and drainage fixes at Wallace Mill Streets and a MacDonald Blvd manhole. Regular accounts totaling 827.64 were approved covering Oakville Mutual Aid, Thompson Motors, Halton Registry, Bell Telephone, Hydro and other local services.
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L. Brunelle
L. Weick
A. Irwin
Wallace and
Mill Streets
MacDonald Blvd
Reeve
Hargrave
Thut
Acton
W. McEachern
Mutual Aid
Oakvile
Aid
Bell Telephone
Hydro
Y Ladies Plan Two Banquets at YMC A Meeting
The Y Ladies met Monday February 14 at the Y M C A with President Mrs. G. Paul presiding. They approved plans for the annual Mother and Daughter banquet and arranged catering for another banquet on February 23. A nursery school report noted need for more suppliers. Lunch was served after Mizpah benediction.
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Y Ladies
Y.M.C.A
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