Best Attendance Ever at United Church Picnic
The annual United Church Sunday school picnic at the Breezes drew the largest attendance yet. Frank Bean and his committee ran the sports as adults and complete families gathered. numerous class winners were listed among many participants.
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United Church
Frank Bean
Arlene Gomion
Ann Symon
Brenda McKeown
Nancy Lambert
Marlene’ Heatley
Suzanne ‘Adams
Carol Fetterly
Heather MicGeachie
Connie Barber
Cunningham
Pat ‘Quennell
Arlene Gordon
Ralph ‘Nellis
Morley Short
Betty Way Lambert
Billy McKeown
Stevie‘ Wolfe
Mr. Neil
Keith Andrews
Teddy Wardlaw
Mrs. Bean
Katherine. Garrett
Elizabeth
Force
Fred Gordon
Dave Dedels
Garnet Roszell
Mr. McKeown
Dale Woodburn
Paul Elliott
Mr.McKenzie
Bob. Coxe
Emerson . Baxter
Summer Wedding Solemnized in Brampton Church
The marriage of Miss Hendrika Willemina Bosman and Mr Reina Gerrit Wikkerink was held last Friday at the Presbyterian church Brampton with Rev J Van Harmelen officiating Their bridal gown was white lace over tulle with a lace jacket and heart shaped lace headdress The couple will reside in Acton The Bosman parents from Holland attended with other relatives and out of town guests came from Wallaceburg Port Lambton Becher Trenton Jarvis Georgetown and Brampton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrika Willemina Bosman
E. A. Bosman
Aalten
Holland
Reina Gerrit Wikkerink
W. Wikkerink
J. van ‘Harmelen
Christian Reformed Church of
Brampton
Station Hotel
Wallaceburg
Port Lambton
Becher
Trenton
Jarvis
Georgetown
Mrs. Wikkerink
Acton
Knox Ladies' Aid Holds Summer Meeting in June
Mrs A M McPherson hosted the Knox Ladies' Aid June meeting with President Mrs F J McCutcheon presiding. Scripture was read by Mrs A Aikens and prayers led by Mrs Moran. Plans for a church picnic at Mrs R Davidson were outlined along with a social in late summer.
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Knox Ladies’ Aid
A. M. McPherson
Arthur Sr
F. J. McCutcheon
A. Aikens
Moran
R. L. Davidson
A. Mann
McPherson
McCutcheon
F. Anderson
Mrrs
George Somerville
A. K. Mann
Linda Mann
R. M. McDonald
Friendly Circle Picnics at Breezes
A pot luck supper at the es began the closing meeting of th United church Friendly Circlé on Wednesday of last week. About 50 members enjoyed the meal in the open air. They were divided into four groups for a program of games. One game involved searching through copies of the Free Press for word groups. The Friendly Circle will begin activities again in the fall.
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Th United
Church Friendly Circlé
Friendly Circle
Special Program Ends Year’s Work by Baptist Explorers Bands
The Explorers and Mission Bands of the Baptist church closed their year with a Friday night program. Mrs. J. Chapman led worship with verses prayers and hymns. Geoffrey Morris read scripture and Charlie Sunter showed a sample of woodworking. Donna Landsborough and Sand Cripps sang solo parts in the Mission Band. Baby Band sang Jesus Loves the Little Children under Mrs. W. Gordon. Mrs. Costerus directed the Mission Band and slides on Crusading for Christ in Bolivia were shown. A social time followed with lunch served by Explorer girls.
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Explorers
Mission Bands
the Baptist Church
J. Chapman
Geoffrey Morris
L. Bulmer
Charlie Sunter
Mission Bang
Sand Cripps
Donna Landsborough
W. Gordon
Jesus
Baptist Picnic at the Breezes yields class race winners
At the Breezes Saturday afternoon the Baptist Sunday school picnic named winners in nursery Ruth Cost erus Linda Gordon, beginners Joanne Landsborough, girls Shirley Cohen Susan Cohen, boys Keith Dunk Bert Tripp, primary Lyal McCutcheon, teachers three leg Mary Reid Costerus, and various novelty races led by Mrs Gordon and Mr Costerus with Landsborough and Tripp teams.
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Baptist
Charles Sunter
Mary Reid
Mr. Costerus
Gordon
Bob Landsborough
Wagner
Ruth Landsborough
John Tripp
Costerus
John
Ralph Tripp
Farewell Tea Held for Rev. E. A. Currey at Knox Manse
Members of the Ministerial Association and their wives hosted a farewell tea at Knox Manse last Thursday for Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Currey. Also present were Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Armstrong and family Rev. and Mrs. Evan Jones Pastor and Mrs. Costerus and family Rev. and Mrs. Groenebeer and daughter. A recording of the voices was made as a memento.
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E. A. Currey
Ministerial Association
Knox Manse
Currey
R. H. Armstrong
Evan Jones
Costerus
Groenebeer
Mr. Currey
Kwaguilh Indians Dance Highlight Announced
Chief Mungo Martin announced that Tsa Ka dances of the Kwaguilh will be shown publicly for the first time in Victoria. He said the performances help perpetuate Indian culture and teach youths history and mythology of the tribe.
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Victoria (Cp
Mungo Martin
Surprise Gifts For The Curreys At Farewell Service
A farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Currey featured songs by Frank Geer and Nancy Lambert, a hymn and prayer, and remarks by Rev Curser. Gifts included a chestnut chair, a table lamp, two purses, a lace tablecloth, a record, and a long playing album as the congregation wished them success.
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Tone
Londo
Jack McGeachie Wat
Corse
Whitek
Frank Geer
Ami Nancy Lambert
George Ellott
Currer
Curcer
Rosie Oe
Mivcre
Wes Currey
Chestertete
McGenchie
Wes Curree
Tre Wms
Currey
Ems
Ge Gagow Orpheus Choir
Te Same School
Anglican Picnic Draws Over 180 at St Alban’s Axsglite
Over 180 attendees enjoyed the St Alban’s Anglican picnic at the Olg Mill Guelph. The event featured games and races directed by the Sports committee, with awards and gifts for winners including village ladies and girls from 3 to 9.
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Anna Sundar
St Alban
Taina
Mendecerr
Williamsen
Fiasa” Bowe
Barry Townsend
Uni
Jackie Lee
Miriam Patriot
Ken Ball
Frank
Gearee
N. Price
Thomson
Bob Jones
Ted Tyler
Bob
Ana Pas Ees
Face Saget
E. Exeter
Babe Box
Ies Barrow
George Lee
Peter Newton
Dianne
Cimtor
The Talking Machine Bell's Invention Has Come a Long Way
The article traces Alexander Graham Bell view of the telephone from its conceptual start to a vast communications system. It notes Bell born in Edinburgh on March 3, 1847 and his work with Visible Speech guiding his path toward transmitting speech over wires.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Edinburgh
Scotland
Alexander Melville Bell
Graham Bell
Canada
Brantford
Ontario
Boston
Ates
Lace Cloth by WA Mes Garey Gare Lace Cloth
Readable fragments describe a lace cloth item associated with WA and Garey Gare. The text mentions fabric type and origin hints, but details are incomplete.
Unclear OCR Text About School Notes and Committees
Fragments mention committees and teaching notes with uncertain names and phrases. The passage appears to reference teachers and a modern topic but lacks coherent details or dates for a fuller summary.
War drill and trench maneuvers during exercise near Georgetown
The report covers a military training exercise with Warner’s A Company under Major J. Koeiell. Units defend Centre Ridge against a Tarne Seats assault, including Arter Mill and Georgetown platoons. The afternoon sees reversals, officer review, and a temporary truce for meals as Northern Ontario and 17th Hamilton observers watch.
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Towarag Campbell
Warners
RHLL
J. K. Oeiell
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