Moffat World Day of Prayer Service Held by Local Women
The World Day of Prayer brought Ebenezer women and Indies of Nanega wega Presbyteria together with leaders Mrs S Trousdale and Mrs P Coxe at the Moffat church. Trousdale spoke on Isaiah chapter 6, tracing the call to “Here am I, send me” and urging modern readers to pass on the message. The program highlighted multilingual Canadian literature, Nigeria work, and annual growth in offerings.
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S. Trousdale
Ebenezer Ladies
Naneagawega
Stan Robinson
Grant Campbell
D. Henderson
Trousdale
Isaiah
Isalah
Christ
Salah
Mur
Uzziah Ied
Tsaiah
Taniah
Canada
Norris
McLean
A. Diamond
Nigeria
Acton
Ebenezer
C.W Diane
Sanderson
Bob Hadcock
Joy Hayward
Bo Kerr
Malcolm Moffat
Alan Hayward
Kathleen Cossam
Doug Burnside
Ed Segsworth
Hatton_hunter Farmers
Sharon Anderson
Dan Swackhamer
Jean
Fergus area workers suffer belt injury at plant
George DeVries sustained a hand injury when caught in a machine belt at his Fergus workplace. He was taken to hospital for treatment and released later. The notice also notes visits, hospital stays, and community events including World Day of Prayer at Everton Church and Ospringe Timid Thimblers meeting.
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Rgo de Vries
Fergus
Wm. Henderson
Belwood
Iater
T. Fines
Doris
A. Sinclair
Ella Kerr River
Gueteh
Arnold Sinclair
Ross McEwan
W. H. McEwan
Orangeville
Elooater
Guelph Hospital
Norman McKenzie
Ward Bruce
Byron Bruce
G. Sunter
D. Stewart
D. G. Robertson
Everton Church
D. G
Harold Clarkson
Marion, Helen
Ann
Day of Prayer Attendees Share News During Ballinafad Gathering
Mrs W Swackhamer and Mrs A Damm join Mrs F MacArthur for World Day of Prayer at Ballinafad Friday afternoon. Sunday service drew many congregants. Families including the Swackhamer clan and neighbors visited, with arrivals from Hepburn Saskatchewan and King City.
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W. Swackhamer
A. ‘Damm
F. MacArthur
Ballinafad
Leslie Swackhamer
Kathy
Debbie
Charles Binnie
Fred Coakwell
Markham
John Near
John Maud
Guelph
Harry Krocker
St. Lee
Norman Turner
David
Fred Rowe
Bar Pie
Local plates and permits sales pace rises this week
Five days remain to obtain license plates and operators permits. Jack Hargrave notes slow sales at first but activity has grown this week. Motorists are urged to bring proof of insurance and completed license forms to avoid delays.
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Jack Hargrave
Hargrave
Local Church Activities Mix Ride Picnic Film and Prayer
A Sunday to Wednesday sequence details a Monday evening carriage ride by parishioners of Rock, a Gloria Thomson led meeting at the Lowe home, and devotions by Dr Altkin. It notes a Wednesday service at St John’s, a film on God and man, and group discussions, with Sunday Bible event at Emmanuel Church and a forthcoming Friday breakfast committee setup. The obituary of Albert Beard recalls his sundial memory at St John’s and Rockwood Cemetery.
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Lowe
Gloria Thomson
Altkin
Beverley Bradley
Donna McNabb
Jon Hills
Gloria ‘Thomson
Bill Bestward
Ray Nellis
Gloria
Thomson
St. John's Church
Robert Vincent
R. E B. Siipp
A. ¥. Cook
Tonce
Erin
Dlecusetin
Ray Wissman
Emmanuel_. Bible. Church
Wiseman
Soronu
Aloe
Albert’ Beard
Guelph General Hospital
Rumiey
Shoemaker Funeral Home
BR. R. Connor
Leslie J. Aviles
R. Darou
H. Saunders
F. Ostrander
N. Guild
Robert Fawcett
Jack
Vancouver
Norman RR. Guild
Margery
Lillian
Ron
Ann Marie
Rockwood Cemetery
Beard
St. John’s Church
Travelogue highlights and church events shared
The narrative describes a February banquet for Acton Junior Farmers with 65 attendees at Brookville Hall, a Guelph Presbyterial meeting in Chalmers Church, and an illustrated travelogue on summer charges and mission fields by St John’s W.A. along with related talks by local leaders.
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St. John’s W.A
Milton
Young
Everton Sunday Visitors List Recaps Local Homes
Recent visitors to the Everton area include Mrs. Alton and Miss Jennie Tovell from Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Batchellor in Cobourg with Alan and Sharron, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jestin and Bobby with Mabel McDougall of Erin, Diane and Kenny from Guelph, and others such as Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McCutcheon, Mr. Jim Frank, and Mrs. Clara Blacklock among various families visiting in Rockwood, Guelph, and surrounding towns.
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Clara. Blacklock
Toronto
Alton
Jennie Tovell
Robert Patten
Diane
Kenny
Guelph
Batchellor
Cobourg
Hilton Batchellor
Alan
Sharron
T. A. McCutcheon
Harvey Jestin
Bobby
Mabel McDougall
Erin
Blanche McDougall
Bert Palframan
Clarence Hortop
Rockwood
Harry Hortop
Elizabeth
Nanes
Local News Summary From An Unclear Page
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions people and places such as Marylac Vere Mere, Maury Lane, and Presby Cos. The text references weeks, students, and a debate with unclear details about events, attendance, or locations. The fragment lacks coherent facts to determine a concrete news item.
New Roman Catholic Church Planned for George
A new Roman Catholic church is to be built in George. The future use of the existing church remains undecided at this time.
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George
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Stalled Progress
A damaged OCR fragment notes slow progress and attendance issues with unclear names and context. The text appears to reference retarded living conditions and unspecified grants or costs, but precise details are unreadable.
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Roncy
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