Anniversary and community notices from Ballinafad church
Ballinafad United Church hosted anniversary services with Rev C Johnson and Rev Ted Highfield guest speakers. Several residents attended the morning service including Lucena Campbell Ebna McKechnie Annie Vannatter George Kirkwood Joan Reanon David John and others. Local deaths include Percy Harding and George Edmonds. funeral services were held at McClure Funeral Home and Coningsby Cemetery. Streetville visitors and community members were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucena Campbell
Ebna McKechnie
Annie Vannatter
PL Kirkwood
Georgetown
Joan Reanon
David John
Streetsville
Ballinatad United Church
Pearson
Jessie McEnery
Robert Shortill
Gordon Price
Toronto
F. J. Shortill
Auniverary
Ballinafad United Church
Kk. C. Johnson
Ted Highfield
Five Oaks
Wat
Campbell McArthur
Guelph
Bates
Percy Harding
William Harding
McClure Funeral Home
Coningsby Cemetery
George Edmonds
Ballinatad
McClure
Aire William Barly
Ballinafad
Ernie McEnery
David Russell
Robert McEnery
Congragation Greets Rev Byron Howlett at Wyndholme Church
A large congregation in Dartmouth Nova Scotia welcomed former minister Rev Byron Howlett of Wyndholme Christian Church on Sunday morning. He had attended All Canada Committee meetings in Toronto and will depart Thursday to conduct evangelistic services in two western churches. His sermon on Love one another from John 13 urged living the gospel with hope through Christ like love. A junior choir performed The Twenty Third Psalm with organ by Marilyn Kingsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Howlett
Wyndholme Christian Church
Dartmouth
Nova Scotia
Howlett
Toronto
All Canada Committee
West
Marilyn Kingsbury
Herb Ritchie Retires After 10 Years at Micro Plastic
Lifelong Acton resident Herb Ritchie retires from Micro Plastic plant after 10 years as a receiver in the shipping room. He receives a purse from the company president and a sterling silver debit call from coworkers. Ritchie, born on Agnes Street, plans to tend his garden and stay active with his wife and three daughters Isabel Laurie and Beth. He has been a member of Walker Lodge AF and AM and Royal and Scottish orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Were Hitch
Micro Plastics
John D Hagerman
Acton
Herb Ritchie
Micro Plasticx
Miichie
John D. Hagerman
Rituhie
Ritchie
Royal
Second Anniversary Issue Of Ontario School for the Deaf Yearbook
The Ontario School for the Deaf Mitton yearbook the O S D Beaver second anniversary edition mailed last week features student life news. It displays staff and student activities with photos and stories by Mrs W C Driscoll Miss Evelyn Gillan Mrs Laura Inman and others. An article by D B Kenned on preschools and editor remarks on past present and future education appear along with pieces by AL Brittan and ROF Argall.
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O.S.D. Beaver
Ontario School For the Deaf
Mitton
Echool
Mice Juanita Fou
D. B. Kenneds
Thechool
Cosh
AL Brittan
Woo
Rof Argall
Canada
Hother
Easter Visits and Local Greetings Highlight Quiet Week
Mr. Bob Warren spent Easter at Chariton. Anniversary wishes go to Mr and Mrs AL Norton for their 9th on Sunday. Limehouse and Toronto visits noted. Sunday School starts at 9 00, with services at 10 45. Mr and Mrs Bill Mills and their family visited his parents. Mr and Mrs Alfred Greenflees from Campbellville called on A W Renton’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob. Warren
Chariton
AL Wo Norton
Neu
Limehouse
Bill Mills
Bale
Toronto
Walfred Greenflees
Campbellville
A. W. Renton
McCutcheon Move to Acton and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs Murd McCutcheon moved to Acton after selling their farm. New farm owners Mr and Mrs Clark of Oakville move in. George Cooke recovers to good health after illness at work in Guelph. Garrett Bruce from Guelph University finishes term and will work at the college holidays. George Grundy leaves Guelph hospital after two weeks. Tom Phelan sells Westway Church of Christ Toronto to operate as a church camp with plans for a permanent kitchen. Bob Ferguson undergoes emergency surgery for ruptured appendix with encouraging recovery. Some heart disease prevention notes highlight possible cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murd McCutcheons
Acton
Clark
Oakville
George Cooke
Guelph
Garriet Bruce
Guelph University
Robert A. Craig
Linda
Steven
London
H.R. Howard
George Grundy
Guelph Hospital
George McKenzie
Tom Phelan
Holiday Park
Rov Hi
Westway Church of Christ
Toronto
Bob
Ross Ferguson
Abolition Advocates Urge End of Death Penalty
Guest speaker Mlle Phyllis Haslam urged Canada move toward abolition, arguing the death penalty shows a lag in development. She cited comparisons with the United States and highlighted alternatives like life imprisonment and rehabilitation, urging MPs to vote on abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlle
Phyllis Haslam
Elizabeth Irv Seenery
Association For the Abolition of the
Munierer
Canada
Wardame
United States
Mist Haslam
Fife
Grass Fire Suppressed Near Poplar Avenue By Action Teams
Combined Force Acton Citefighters and Beantmore workers battled a grass fire at the end of Poplar Avenue last Thursday. Fire crews fought burning dry grass as flames spread, with Beantmore workers attempting to control the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Beantmore
Poplar Avenue
Marie Grant Wins Ike Lions Cash Draw For Final Goal
In a Stanley Cup final weekend event Mrs Marie Grant won Ike Lions cash draw tied to the winning goal. The announcement notes the prize and the dramatic finish fueling local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdhet
Mre
Marie Grant
Ike Lions
Gars
Lectures Promote Forests and Renewable Use Across Provinces
The Online Department of Lands and Forests held lectures across 22 administrative districts to educate the public on renewable use forest protection forest fish and wildfire management. In September attendance reached 14 196 at 176 lectures plus 3 490 at 28 school talks and 10 904 at 146 public lectures.
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Uheges
A Lands and Forests
Ior
Husual
Midday Meal Ideas Emphasize Protein Rich Snacks
The text outlines a midday eating time and stresses including protein rich foods for growth and repair. It mentions items like milk fish eggs cheese dried beans and tea as suitable snack components.
Provincial hospital data shows patient care costs rise
In 1963 Ontario hospitals treated 1,024,404 patients who received 3,039.58 in care. This reflected a substantial increase from 1988 and the first year of the provincial hospital insurance plan, indicating growing demand and expenses across convalescent and chronic facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetus RoxPrtor
Ontarus
Tvs
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Ellen Deforest
Max George
Elle Jr
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