Campbellville Church Awards For Attendance At Service
At St. David's Presbyterian church Campbellville the church school awarded perfect attendance to Lois Greenlees Joan Black George Chester Anita Smith Marianne Greenlees Tommy Elliot Gloria Purdy Larry McPhail Dickie Van Tot Sandra Black Glen Goldstraw Terry Moore Margaret McPhail Corre Van Tal John McArthur Neil Martin Edward Evans Marg are Black Regular attendance honors were given to Mary Ferrier Audrey Hur Marilyn Moore Hardy Purd Jane Smith Lois Inglis Murr Inglis Lena Van Tol Andre Van Tol Bruce Evans Jimmy Smith Derek Purdy Carel South Klaus Van Tol Special beginners class awards went to Bonnie Inglis John Inglis Gwen Wallace The 35 Sundays attendance list included Anna Hurren Joan Black Lois Greences George Ches ter Anita Smith Marianne Greenlees Tommy Elliot Audrey Huren Marilyn Moore Jane Smith Glorita Purdy Larry McPhail Dick ne Van Tol Sandra Black Glen Goldstraw Terry Moore Margaret Black Mr Murray McPhail superintendent introduced awardees Rev Carter of Tor urts presented diplomas seats and home books Rev Sutherland introduced those aiding the awards session and Mr Robert ng the Session expressed thanks to bays and traders Rev Carter spoke on the significance of coming together for the church and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Lois Greenlees
Joan Black
George Chester
Anita Smith
Marianne Greenlees
Tommy Elliot
Gloria Purdy
Larry McPhail
Dickie van Tot
Sandra Black
Glen Goldstraw
Terry Moore
Margaret McPhail
Corre van Tal John McArthur
Neil Martin
Edward Evans
Margare Black
Mary Ferrier
Audrey Hur
Marilyn Moore
Hardy Purd
Jane Smith
Lois Inglis
Murr Inglis
Lena van Tol
Andre van Tol
Bruce Evans
Jimmy Smith
Derek Purdy
Carel South
Klaus van Tol
Bonnie Ingelus
John Inglis
Gwen Wallace
Anna Hurren
Lois Greences
Audrey Huren
Glorita Purdy
Dickne van Tol
Margaret Black
Murray McPhail
Carter of
Torurts
Robert Rakes
Sutherland
Robert Ng
Carter
Cory Xiegabonm
Halton CNIB Advi sory Council names new executive 1954
The Halton CNIB Advisory Council held a dinner meeting January 14 at United Church Milton. J. E. Whitelock praised outgoing leaders Pleased to work with the council. 1954 executive elected: chairman GF Thompson Milton first vice R R Licata Georgetown second vice H G McKillop Oakville third vice H J Tier Burlington secretary G H Riddells Milton treasurer H H Hill Milton. Hon. members listed. Mr Sparks urged building a new CNIB facility on 10 acres near Sunnybrook hospital to expand services for all ages and needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
United Church
Milton
J. E Whitelock
Wesley Stanley
Stanley
J. E. Whitelock
G. Elliott
GF. Thompson
R. R. Licata
Georgetown
H. G. McKillop
Oakville
H. J. Tier
Burlington
Europe
Canada
Sparks
C.n.lb
Toronto
Sunnybrook Hospital
Campaign Planning Slated for April Across Communities
A coordinated campaign planned for April will require cooperation from all interested parties. Georgetown and Oakville officials including Mayors and Reeves outlined organizational steps with Ontario government representatives present. Community spokespeople praised CNLB R and pledged support for the upcoming effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinds
Foisoiis
Reidt
Georgetown
Jobim Armstrong
Stan
Wilfred
Archie Service
Millon
CH. Heslop
C. A. Martin
Nelson
G. E. Brenholtz
Oakville
Lachlan McArthur
Wm. Anderson
Ontario
S. Hall
M. L.A
Sybil Bennett
Lady Baillie
H. Cleaver
Mr. Tier
C.nl BR
United WMS Group Reports From Aston Church Meeting
The worn missionary Hocrecy of Aston United church met March 1. Reports from the executt and secretarie outlined two removels from town and plans for a sale to send a box of climbing articles to Korea. Teas and lunch followed, with thanks given by Mrs Poale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston United Church
Mie
Poole
Mian
MZ Bennett
Mies M Mabie
Cleave
Henderson Min
Mien Hennett
Tilly
Korea
Cen
Munar
Ken
Sitci
Rovite
Wis Riven Tedley Cook
Poale
Oakville Mayors Visit Masseys Weekend
Oakville leaders Mayor and Mrs McArthur visited Mr and Mrs J Massey over the weekend. Mrs Margaret McMillan of Frederick Street suffered a fractured hip after a Wednesday ice fall. She is recovering as a patient at St Josephs Hospital in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra McArthur
Oakville
J. Massey
Margaret McMillan
Frederick St
St Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Engagement of Mary Jeanne Sula to Norman Turner
Mr and Mrs John J. Sula of Toronto Gore announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jeanne to Norman Thomas Edward Turner of Acton son of Mr and Mrs HOG Turner of North Bay. The marriage will take place February 12 at 7 o clock in the United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Sula
Toronto
Gore
Mary Jeanne
Norman ‘Thomas Edwand Turner
Acton
Hog Turner
North Bay
Te UN Ved
Mrs A Patterson Hosts WMS Meeting Report
The WMS met at Mrs A C Patterson’s home with Mrs Mitchell attending. Scripture read by Mrs Roughley, prayers by Mrs A Benton, study read by Mrs Sanford from Where to the Sun. Mrs Norton sang God to Praye. Lunch served by the hostess. Euchre results: Mire and Noble 1st, J Robin and S Robin 2nd. Glynis visits Ancaster. St Lawrence River noted as vast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
A C Patterson
Mitchell
Roughley
A Benton
Mes Sanford
A Norton
Galen
Mra Mille
Floddy
A J Smethurst
Barrie
Kirkpatrick
Mire and Noble
J Robin
S Robin
W Vineding
Glynis
Ancaster
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Divadale Estate
Bayview Avenue
Glenvale Boulevard
York
Peel
Campbellville
Hydra Flex
Garner Motors
Earl J McConachie
Halton Cnib Advisory Council
Hears
Blatchford’s
Cooper's
Wilson
Dick Sean
R. F. Bean Limited Complete Insurance Service
United Wms Group
I Zola
Motors
Milton Ont
Acton Music StuDy Club
Rogers Bros
Ene
Co Rivew Orks
Col
Poe
Duse
A. Patterson
W.M.S
St Lawrence River
Cove Dukes
Mackenzie News
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J.B. Mackenzie &Son
Mike Coxe
Space Heaters
Mill ST
REX
Kingdot
Wabasso Sunshine
Bates
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