Annual Supper and Dance by Fire Department Members
Annual supper and dance hosted by the fire department members with their wives and friends at the parish hall. Attendees included Janet and others, with refreshments served. discussion groups formed for a meeting led by local church and community leaders. Funeral of Joseph Hollis noted in Toronto earlier, with Mrs. Hollis and family present. C. Gordon Harris from Dixie visited relatives. Mild weekend weather aided snow and ice melt.
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Jeer
Joseph Hollis
Toronto
Church of Our Lady, Help. My
Tony
New Cgne
Ge. C
Gordon Harris
Dixie
Interprovincial 4 H Exchange Announces New Project
J. B Racine announces the Interprovincial Exchange a new 4 H Club project for youth ages 16 to 22. Delegates from 10 provinces will travel between July 9 and July 23 visiting Newfoundland and other destinations with host families guiding tours and events to promote citizenship and agriculture learning.
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Po Council
June Kingston of
Palermo
Halton
Newfoundland
Royal Hank
Canada
Sin
Ioadera
Comas
Eas
Ual
Fire Council
Abdir James Moore
H Chaib
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Doling
Sermon Introduces Mission Services At Local Church
At the morning service of the Church of Christ Disciples a pleasing duet was performed and James Thompson of Cunigh spoke on the sermon theme You shall be my witnesses. A special service planned for next week will be conducted by Rev. Emmett Dickson of Indianapolis as the church positions itself as a mobilized army to lead souls to Christ.
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Church of Christ Disciples
Shepherd of
James Barber
Ape Owins
James Thompson
Cunigh
Byron Howlett
Emmett Dickson
Indianapolis
Mr Gartley Talks Turkey at Leaver Turkey Farm Meeting
Mr Gartley of the Leaver Turkey Farm near Cookeville gave an informative talk at a W K meeting hosted by Mrs Jas Noble. The VegeTeens met at Joy Patterson’s home with seven attending to discuss quality vegetables and sample creamed corn mix.
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Zadie
Ked
Local notices recap from Erin area family and events
Mrs Len Buck left St Josephs Hospital on Saturday and convalesces at home after surgery. Mrs K Klooater returned home from Guelph Hospital after two weeks illness. Richard Burrows funeral at Guelph noted. previously farmed on Second Line now owned by Robert Strandholt. Robin seen in a tree. spring called. Local visits include the Hendersons of Belwood with the Fergusons. Erin District High School program featured two local students Barry Bruce and Gary Warren in To Catch a Train. Auction sale held by Andrew Butler on the 17th Side road, farm sold to Graham of Toronto. The Ospringe Timid Thimblers held a meeting. dressmaking tips discussed. Catherine Leitch recovering in Toronto hospital and visiting parents. Christian Women Fellowship met at D G Robertson’s with nine members and three visitors. missionary news shared about Rex Bicks in India and eight new missionaries. Coffee fundraiser and label collection noted. church woodwork painting approved.
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Len Buck
St. Joseph's Hospital
K. Klooater
Guelph Hospital
J.A. Bulloch
Toronto
Richard Burrows
Guelph
Burrows
Robert Strandholt
Robin
Gordon Aitken
Wm. Henderson
Belwood
Ross Ferguson
Erin District High School
Barry Bruce
Gary Warren
Andrew Butler
Sideroad
Graham
Werczak
S. Baldwin
Ancaster
D. Stewart
J.C. Dyer
Erin
Duncan Kingsbury
Rex Bicks
India
John Alton
Spring Vale
Hillcrest Church
Low
WMS Meeting Discusses Hymn By Fanny Crosby
The WMS held a Thursday evening gathering at Mrs. Gisby’s home with Mrs. Benton reading the Serprune and leading prayers by Mrs. Raughley. Bert Benton presented the hymn origin for Rescue the Perishing sung by a blind girl Fanny Crosby and accompanied herself. Mrs. Kirkpatrick reviewed Korva customs travel and religion. The World Day of Prayer program was reviewed with Mrs. Roughley as leader. refreshments were served after the Benediction.
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W.M.S
WMS
Community Notices From Manitoulia Tet and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Ralph Mogg of Manitoulia Tet and visited Mr and Mrs Jas Nablu. Peter Bunn and family visited Mrs Jans Sehr and family. The Vegeteens met at teacher Mrs Karns home with seven attending to discuss vegetables and sample stuffed potatoes and glazed carrots. Hydro poles are being moved and wires strung for widening No 7 highway east of Acton.
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Ralph Mogg
Manitoulia Tet
Acton
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