Mothers Theme For Ospringe W. Institute Meeting
The Ospringe Women's Institute held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs George Grundy's home. President Mrs D G Robertson led the session with the institute ode and the Maury Stewart Collect. Secretary Mrs Wilfred Awrey read minutes and thanked donors for fruit and flowers. Members approved donations to historical research and cancer funds and decided to subscribe to a bulletin from the Consamee Branch in Toronto. Items in planning included a Hillsburgh district annual bake sale and a Guelph market sale convener. A paper on the motto Honor thy father and thy mother was read by Mrs Archibald, and a My Baby Picture contest amused attendees. A social close featured God Save the Queen and thanks to the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ospemee Women's Institute
George Grundy
D. G Robertson
Institute
Maury Stewart
Wilfred Awrey
Consamee
Toronto
Ecdonomics
E Fisher
Archibald
Student of the Week at Acton High School
Janice Baker, a top scholar and student leader at Acton High, earns the title Student of the Week. She has led the Student Council, excels in academics, sports, and music, represents Acton High in Citizenship, and plans for university after graduation. A Disney film assembly and school landscaping updates are also noted, along with a corrected Halton Children's Aid Society balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Benton
Ing
AHS
Janice Baker
Janice
Hate
Toronto
Concord
Sylvia
Scarsdale Farms
Georgetown
Lordsman
Sog Bennett
Maurice Baker
Grant
Mary Wil
Acton
See
Dennis Papilon
Acton Haigh School
Walt Disney
Boerda
Halton Children’s Aid Society
Contest Losers Do Guild Dishes At March SE Alban Meeting
The March SE Alban Guild meeting in the Parish Hall drew 400 members. The president led a prayer and hymn, reports were read by the secretary and treasurer, with no donations toward new whaits for fall. After adjournment, Mrs Go Mar grave conducted contests, members were divided into teams, and dishes were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE Alban’. Guild
Min
Cook
Mmeelng
Go Margrave
Ira
Penal Reform Aim Of Elizabeth Fry
Mrs Knox described Elizabeth Fry's prison reform work and the Elizabeth Fry Society at a Lakeshore chapter meeting. The group heard about Fry's activities and related charitable efforts, with thanks given to the speaker and routine business noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fry
Mfe
Lakeshfe
Imperial Order
Daughters of the Empire
KR Knox
Fry
Securly
RO Adamson
Mra A Orr
Ho Helwig
Knox
Cegent
Ho Waten
Myx A. Ory
Eskimos
RCMP
Clayton Fryer
Mothers of Bible Mrs Knox Topic at St Alban's Guild Fireside
St Alban's Guild held a Mother's Day fireside in the parish hall on Sunday evening. Mrs C Cook welcomed guests and led the opening hymn and Lord's Prayer. Mrs Knox spoke on Mothers of the Bible, with two vocal duets by Peggy and Frances Oakes and violin by Sheila Paul. An Arctic Diocese mission collection was taken, and Mizpah blessing followed. Refreshments served. thanks given by members of United Church Friendly Circle, Baptist Mission Circle, and Knox Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban's Guild
C. Cook
Peggy
Frances Oakes
Mra
Oakes
Sheila Paul
R. E. Price
W. Bristow
Ko Knox
Guild
Arctic
J Adamson
United Church Friendly Circle
HL Helwig
Baptist Misalon Circle
J Ingles
Knox Church WA
Students' Service At Church in Galt
Spring flowers decorated Acton Baptist church last Sunday as Pastor Ray Casterus urged parents to embrace family life and Bible reading. The evening service was cancelled due to a attending veer in Delta Park Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Baptist Church
Ray Casterus
Casterus
Nic
Waar
Severin Car Lawds
Aton
Delta Park Baptist Church
Galt
Clarence Heid
Vier
Alberta
Brantferd
Actonelph
Scout Hall vigil meeting report of May day events
The report covers a Scout Hall vigil held Monday in May with opening exercises and inspections. The Wisesaies, Wrownies, and Git Gantes performed songs including Taps. Leaders Mrs Brankita and Mrs Cook attended with witness Sylvia Jones as part of the private session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrownies
Uren
Seoul
Brankita
Cook
Two Pins Presented Institute Members
The Hallinatad Women's Institute held its monthly meeting at Kirkwood on Wednesday May 6 with good attendance and new president Mrs FP oSmith chaired. The meeting opened with Institute Queen and Mary Stewart Calleet. Mrs Ty Gitson and former secretary Mrs D Brown were presented with Institute pins. Reports covered citizenship lessons, local events, and road and highway housekeeping. A contest winner was Mrs RoseEnery. The meeting closed with the Queen and lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallinatad Women's Institute
Walling Kirkwood
FP oSmith
Ue Institute
Mary Stewart Calleet
Ty Gitson
D. Brown
Silverwood
A McEvery
Mas Snow
Mas Gilson
Benga
Gibson
Good Housekeeping
Mrs. RoseEnery
Mrs Mack
Outing at Blue Springs Scouts Test Their Skills
On May 3 the First Aden Troup led an outing at Blue Springs Scoutmins ter. Dells and Scoyne provided transportation to the scouts. They separated to pass their tests with some delays. Meals were interrupted but later resumed as the group regrouped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Springs
Affiliation Service For C.G.L.T. Girls
The Wolndia Missionary Society of the United church held an affiliation service for C.G.L.T. Girls on Monday with Miss M. Hannem presiding. Darlene Lambert opened the meeting, scripture by Ann De Forest and Gerald Whe Howie, prayers by Marie Lambert, and Sylvie Magis gave the yearly report. Mrs Coulter commended the girls for their work, and Miss Bennett introduced the speaker. Refreshments followed and social time ended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolndia Missionary Society of the United Church
Mies
Hannem
EK. A. Currey
Juanits de Forest
Darlene Lambert
Ann de Porest
Gerald- Whe Howie
Pirayey
Marie Lambert
Sylvie Magis
Ming Bennett
Acton Personal Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Local residents from Acton hosted and visited over a busy weekend. Jean McKenne of Georgetown and Miss Mary Chalmers of Toronto spent Sunday and the week-end with friends here. Toronto visitors include Mrs Burn, Maury Anne, Miss Gladys Huffman, and Miss Hartley Cole, while Montreal and Toronto guests were seen with the Hinton and Hall households. A graduation ceremony at Ryerson Institute of Technology marked Jane Ellett’s diploma in Child Guidance, and Mrs Hartley Cole’s hospital stay in Guelph was noted with best wishes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McKenne
Georgetown
Acton
John Agar
Veterinary College
Guelph
W. Aylenworth
Jim
Walford
Charles Fulton
Montreal
Tom Watson
Misa
Mary Chalmers
Toronto
Acon
Burn
Maury Anne
Mra
Hinton
Gladys Huffman
Marjory Hall
DD Robertson
David
Cam Leeshman
Clana Grindley
Grindley Af Toronta
Hartley Cole Ars
Stohe Hospital
Beatty
New York
Wisstote
Mors Fern Hower
Hert Bront
Chalmers
Bell
Donlas
Ast Padpury
William Hoi
Garth
Nels Hall
Ralph BA
Engagements et May George Ru Paul
Engagement notes mention Mare to Dead Seraca and Lake place Actaris chocet with unclear details. Names appear with possible spellings but readable facts are limited. Further context needed for a precise, grounded card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Paul
Acre
Mare
Seraca
Gerge
Lake Place
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