United Church Women Meet at Mrs Johnston’s Home
The United Church Women's Missionary Society gathered at Mrs Gordon Johnston’s home with President Mrs H R Force presiding. Officers reported, visits were made, sick and shut-ins discussed, and a study on Northern Rhodesia education and Christian witness was shared before a closing hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women's Missionary Society
Gordon Johnston
H.R. Force
J. Lambert
F. Cleave
A. Shoemaker
Car Collision Near First Line Hill Top
Acton and Georgetown residents were involved in a two car collision on the First Line near the hilltop Sunday around 9 30. John Reginald Hoare 291 Arthur St Acton drove a 1958 Merry north and Samuel James Mileham Seven Line Georgetown drove a 1959 Ford south. Total damage estimated 225 with no injuries. North Halton OPP Allan Miles investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Georgetown
North Halton
Allan Miles
Church Calendar Sunday Schedule and Services
Sunday June 26 program lists 10 00 am Sunday School 7 30 pm Evangelistic services 8 00 pm Prayer and Bible Study Thursday evening Christ Ambassador welcome notices indicate ongoing church activities and ministry events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
108 Shoemal
Amos Shoemaker
Church of the Back To God
Tureday
Army Manoeuvres Tour Eden Mills Roads With Tanks
Army tanks jeeps and other vehicles patrolled Eden Mills roads Sunday in a manoeuvre display. Local residents and council members attended events at Rockwood and Dunbar farm discussions on citizenship and education followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Mills
Toronto
Wright
Patsy Wright
Keira Stevenson
Lins
Rockwood Scholarship Winner and OAC Reunion Recap
Wayne Hosking wins one of two North American scholarships to study tropical medicine at Guatemala City Hospital after completing fifth year at Queen's University Kingston. Ex-students reunion at OAC Guelph sees 2 000 attendees and OAC to gain university status. Sunday School rally at Disciples Church Everton ends with band concert worship service and community meals. Anniversary greetings to Mr and Mrs Thomas Diamond on 57th wedding anniversary. Summer holidays loom for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hosking
Queen's University
Kingston
North America
Louisiaa University
Guatemala City Hospital
Wayne
Guatemala
O.A.C
MacDonald Institute
War Memorial Hall
Moses
MW. Moffat Cockburn
Markham
J. D. McLachlan
C. Earl Mighton
New Toronto
John A. Eef
OAC
Western Ontario
Cenem Ontario
Northern Ontario
Alex Maclaren
Georgetown
Paul Angle
Richmond Hill
Creetman Hall
Eramosa
Township
Disciples Church
Everton
Kitchener Salvation Army
William White
Toronto Wits
White
Byron Howlett
Mr. Cully
Mimosa United Church
G. A. B. Moore
Rockwood United Church
Russell Horsburgh O
Waterloo
Eramosa Township Central
Thomas Diamond
St Josephs CWL Holds June Pot Luck for 53 Ladies
Mrs Hartley Coles led St. Josephs CWF at the June meeting where 53 parishioners joined a pot luck supper at the church. Coles reported on the Brantford convention. Fall bazaar conveners were named and plans made. Next meeting set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Cw.l
Hartley Coles
St. Joseph's C.W.L
Coles
Brantford
Limehouse Church Picnic Draws Crowd and Anniversary Plan
Limehouse Presbyterian church held a well attended picnic with about 25 people at Memorial Hall lunch and 7 o clock games at the Roughy home. Ninety ninth anniversary services are set for June 26 at Limehouse church with 11 am and 7 30 pm. Audrey James recovers after an appendix operation at Guelph General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Memorial Hall
Lime- Presbyterian Church
Audrey James
Guelph General Hospital
Bert Benton
Gorton Quinton
Meaford
Findlay
Arnold
Danny Clarke
Everton Church Tea and Rally Highlight Local Events
The Christian Women's Fellowship held a tea to raise funds for The Children Fund with about 80 attendees. The Eramosa Township Sunday School Rally and a Kitchener Salvation Army Band concert took place, featuring Bill White of Guelph as song leader and other visiting families from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton Church
Christian Women’s Fellowship of
Church of Christ Disciples
Bruce Me
Eramosa Township
Church of Christ
Kitchener Salvation Army
Bill White
Guelphanadian Save the Song
Erlon Wasgu
J.P. Benham
Charles Bye
Burlington
Don van Norman
Orangeville
Will van Norman
Jack Morrell
Charles McGurn
Gordon Ricie
Guelph
Ted Jestin
Patsy
Nancy Tedh
Harold McKee
Pipers Play The Junior Pipe Band at Highland Championship
The Junior Pipe Band will perform Saturday evening in Milton at the first provincial Highland Dancing championship. Their next engagement is Sunday July 10 in Guelph at the Orange parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Guelph
Changes at Acton Park For Summer Visitors
Park changes for the season include banning vehicle parking on the race track and grass. A western parking area near the entrance and inside park gates may handle 250 vehicles plus further capacity near entrances. Barriers prevent left turns at the track entrance and racing around the track. Lifeguards will be on duty weekends and lifeboats stocked with a St John Ambulance post set aside. Beach area sand and lime chips create a safer swimming zone with 80 tons of sand and 40 tons of lime chips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
Herb Fryer
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Board of Parks Management
Parks Board
Alfred Chupka
Rockwood
Walter Fisher
Guelph
Susan
Shirley Cohen
Chris Denny
Anthony Hopper
Churchill First Graders Visit Two Farms
First graders from Bennett School visiting Churchill toured the R L Davidson farm to see stock and observe field work. They also viewed William Dobbie's sheep and poultry before returning for refreshments. Memorial service details follow with Rev. Murray McBride as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Bennett
Tifth Tine Union
Coningsby
Murray McBride
Two Car Crash Shocks Georgetown Area
A two car collision on the highway near Art Brown's wrecking yard startled residents Tuesday night. Two occupants were rushed to Guelph hospital by Georgetown ambulance for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Brown
Guelph Hospital
Georgetown
Clare Wilson
Fred Wilson
Oshawa
Mr. Wilson
Clare
W.I
Georgetown W.E
Hamilton
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Yamada Studios
Knox Church
Herbert Saravenamutivo
Helen Buckner
Robert Buckner
Janet Buckner
Ed Connolly
Montreal
Mary Gregory
Rosemary Akehurst
Heather Gregory
James Raffan
G. Johnston
United Church
Bale
A Bale
Fred Victor Mission
Johnston
Ralston
Ionary Monthly
Veldhuis
Force
Christian Witness
M Force
United Church OF Canada
Ontario
Reginald Brook
George Ellicott
Presbyterian Church IN Canada
Andrew H. McKenzie
P Land
Sapper
Charles W.rough
Christian Reformed Church
the Church OF ST. Alban
Ms A
Ane Stokreet
Por
Jeffrey
Seden Mills
Eden Crest Institute
Eramosa Council
Dunbar Farm
Wickman
Lynne Atkinson
Chris Sub Abraham
Linda Stevenson
Joanne Wright
Bobbi Wright
Eden Mills Fresbyterian
Douglas Beatty
W. S. Walker
San Paulo
Brazil
Eden Mills Pee Wee
Rexdale
Rexdale Dodgers
Seore
Wilk Wilson
Bill Wilson
Caledon
Eden Mills Presbyterian Church
Ed Williamson
Herb Gilbertson
London
John Reid
Burden
W.A. Visitors
Burrhead
W.A
Rexdale United Church
Douglas Beattie
Harry Mclntosh
Shouldice Clinic
Thornhill
Birtch
Stn Wilson
Belwood
Frank Lovell
H. Metptush
Lotherar Camp Grounds
Reunion
Rally In News
Limehouse
Clifton Webb
Jane Wyman
Ovantez
Fred McMurray
Ontario Hospital Insurance
Ontano Hospital
Senices Commission
Ontaro
Hound OF the Baskervilles
Dana Andrews
Alec Guinness
Churchill Church
Leslie Swackhamer
Kathy
Debbie
Oval Bile
Mekgrove
Harald Griffin
Charlie Campbell
Inglewood
Charlie Binnie
R. L. Davidson
Robert McEnery
Allen Neelon
Bluevale
Hill
Rose Marie Hill
Mexico
Archie Kerr
Ted Freeman
Katherine Morden
Silverwood
Clare Burns
Fred Lawson
David Presswood
J. Bert
Mills
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Wood Insurance Agency
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the Bank of Nova Scotia
Scotia Plan
Lewyy
Gordon’s Hardware
St. Acton
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