Community Church Services and Visits Report
Rev Mr Smith of Rothesay presided at Ebeneser Arkell and Eden Mills United Churches last Sunday as Rev Harry Mahoney stays at Underwood. Knatchfull group of the Women Missionary Society met in the parlor of Ebeneser United Church and visited Nastagaweya relatives. C A Darby and family of Knatchbull visited Dundas relatives. H Nightingale and family of Port Credit and Norman Webber and family of Lake View Toronto visited with Arthur Nightingale of Enatchbull last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Rothesay
Ebeneser
Arkell
Eden ‘Mills
Harry Mahoney
Underwood
Knatchfull
Women's Missionary Society of
Ebeneser United Church
Knatchbull
Dundas
Port7Credit
Norman Webber
Lake View
Toronto
Arthur Nightingale
Oakville Society Notes Include Yacht Launch and Resignation
Oakville items report Miss Florence Murray visiting from Guelph and Acton, a board meeting accepting Rev J H McBain's resignation, the launch of the 30 foot yacht Kiaora built in Oakville with christening by Eleanor Macrae, and Mrs Frank Wagner McCraney earning local genealogical recognition plus inclusion in Who's Who collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Murray
Guelph
Acton
Ells Bays
Worthington Farm
J. H. McBain
Board of Educution
Council
R EL Armour
King Street
Oakville
Eleanor Macrae
A. Montye
Frank Wagner McCraney
Navy Street
Ha’ ‘A
United States
Handbook of American Genealogy of
Chicago
Limehouse Groups Shine In WCTU Public School Events
In the W C T U competition Limehouse took 21 prizes. Elocution at Baptist Church Georgetown saw Grace Bearman second in Grade I, Dorothy Johnson first and Muriel Stephenson second in Grade II. Grade IDL Peggy Smethurst second. Musical Festival honors for Limehouse included high marks and judge’s honorable mention. Stephenson twins received a special prize for their number. Mother's Day services honored by United Church and Presbyterian Church crowds. Various local notices follow about stone quarries shipping, residents’ visits, and holiday preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse Group
Baptist Church
Georgetown
Grace Bearman
Dorothy Johnson
Muriel Stephenson
Peggy Smethurst
Limehouse
Stephenson Twins
United Church
Presbyterian
Marshall
Olive
Rockwood Churches Observe Mother's Day and Community Activities
Sunday services in Rockwood United and Presbyterian churches highlighted Mother’s Day with sermons by Rev W J Taylor on Living Life Joyously and student minister Mr McKay on What Our Mothers Expect From Their Children. A Mothers Choir sang and Holy Communion was celebrated at St Johns Church as a new rector Rev Mr Brillinger began his ministry. The Presbyterial Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs Neil McLean’s home with psalm 28 read, prayers led, and a report on the Duff’s Church rally. A large group attended the Presbyterial meeting in Dublin Street United Church, Guelph, as local clergy attended a presbytery session in Chalmer’s. Local road work and township business were noted along with weekend visitors and staff changes, including Miss Doris Royce, Mrs J Bradshaw, and Allan Laird leaving for new positions. The Warden’s Institute meets Thursday with speaker Mis Laura Rose Stephens of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United and
Presbyterian
United Church
W. J. Taylor
Presbyterian Church
McKay
Neil McLean
Lloyd Johnston
Elva Pearen
D. McNabb
Duff's Church
Morriston
Albert Gray
Bro
the United Church
Presbyterial Women's Mission Society
Dublin
Street United Church
Guelph
W. i Taylor
John Little
Chalmer
United
Doris Royce
Toronto
J. Bradshaw
Conn
Alex. Munro
Mimico
Robert Croft
Clarence Lynch
Jos. Oakes
Eileen Bridger
Kathleen Oakes
Galt
Edna M. Pearen
Dundas
Jean Torrance
Simcoe
Johnston Hewat
Angus Carter
Seaforth
Allan Laird
Hamilton
Warden's Institute
Laura
Rose Stephens
Ottawa
Stephens
Mra
Weekend visitors fill Crewsons Corner scene
Mr. and Mrs. George Ingles visited Mr. John Burnside on Sunday. Chas Gamble of Buffalo and family spent the weekend at their cottage. George Halcovitch returned from Guelph for the weekend. Tyler’s welcomed James Burford of Toronto, the Smiths, Mrs Pitman, Mrs Dean and Franklin of Milliken. Alger Cripps of Georgetown visited Mrs McIntosh. Hector Guthrie came home from Toronto for the weekend. William Perry visited Mr and Mrs John Bennett on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ingles
John Burnside
Chas. Gamble
Buffalo
Q. Ye
George Halcovitch
Guelph
Gar
Campbellville Tennis Team Triumphs Over Waterdown 10 9
Campbellville tied with Waterdown in a tense Saturday match, winning 10 to 9. Local social notes report visits from Buffalo and Toronto guests, birthday dinner, church service by J Burst of Acton, and attendees at various homes including Mr. MacCurdy and the Elliot family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharibbaik
Waterdown
Olive
Marion Mahon
Buffalo
E. D
J. K. Mahon
Bert Ferris
Margaret Hunter
J. Burst
Acton
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Norman Murray
George Stokes
Belleville
Wesley Mason
Toronto
Alex. MacCurdy
Jack Elliot
Puslinch
W. H. McPhail
Georgetown Briefs and Fire Hall Notes of the Week
The Piremen rver called out to two glass fires during the past week on Friday and Saturday. Visitors from Niagara Falls and Toronto called on local residents including the Howsons and Miss Gunn. A reunion visit by Platoon Chief Gunn of Toronto linked to Georgetown fire history. Council authorized a license for the fire rack and to pay the 1983 county rate of $11,672.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piremen Rver
James Scott
Florida
Cin
Toronto
Harry Whittaker
Isabel Gunn
Winnipeg
Je N.mcpherson
Norval
F. H. Leslie
Bruce Leslie
Niagara ‘Falls
Leslie Black
Howson
Charles ‘Street
Alex
Council
Herald
Milton Adopts Busy Town Notes And Local News
Milton area reports busy town life with baseball back in favor. Sandy Paterson of Toronto visits Mrs Bowring. Halton to choose three provincial election candidates Liberal Progressive Conservative. Miss Ethel Johnston undergoes appendicitis operation in Guelph General Hospital hoping for swift recovery. Mrs Gordon MacNabb recovering well after serious operation at Galt Hospital. Senior Worsted Manufacturing plant plants flower beds on Main Street to beautify town. Bell Telephone re installs several farm phones signaling improved business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy” Paterson
Toronto
Bowring
Halton
Conservative
Liberal-Progressive
Ethel Johnston
Guelph General Hospital
Gordon MacNabb
Galt Hospital
Worsted Manufacturing Company
Main Street
Milton
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Local Notices and Community Moves Across Caledon and District
Erin Mrs. R. P. Travis visits Mrs. James Long. Roy Noble from Cleveland visits H. Hunter. E. F. Crosby joins Co operative Store at Dundalk. Ray Hard ill with pneumonia. Harold Bingham visits W. J. Bingham. W Lambert recovering after Toronto Hospital operation. James Ashenhurst sells farm with quarry to Montreal firm for stone work. Judge Trevor H Grout orders Caledon taxes arrears of 572. Mortgage on George Michie property by George Nurse. chattel sale proceeds held in escrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Travis
Rorons
James Long
Roy Noble
Cleveland
Ohio
H. Hunter
E. F. Crosby
Co-operative
Dundalk
Ray Hard
Harold Bingham
Ballycroy
W. J. Bingham
Lambert
Toronto Hospital
James Ashenhurst
Montreal
Trevor H. Grout
Caledon
George Michie
George Nurse
Advocate
Early iris blooms and community notices from Burlington
Burlington reports iris in full bloom unusually early. Five members of the local Band joined Bandmaster T Wamsley to Mil ton to attend the funeral of W F Dewar Postmaster. A truck fire east of the school caused about 25 dollars damage. A quiet wedding united Annie M Brown and Clarkson G Sinclair at the United Church parsonage Appleby. Women s Institute met in the Library with Harriet Graydon speaking on These Nerves of Ours and Home Emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosé
United Church
Appleby
Annie M. Brown
Bert Brown
Burlington
Clarkson G. Sinclair
I. Sinclair
Nelson Township
J. F.clugston
Women's Institute
Harriet Graydon
Streetsville
A Letter From Montreal Reflects on Loyalties and Heritage
The writer notes anniversaries in Montreal Toronto and Canada. recalls Victoria Day Mother’s Day and Decoration Day celebrations. laments annexation talk and defends loyalty to homeland and ancestral Scotland. References Rev J Lavelle Smith Knox Church Acton and a ministerial quartet matter.
Zealous and Judicious Men Display Strengths and Grounds
A reflective adage notes that zealots show only belief while prudent minds reveal the reasons behind it. The saying contrasts passion with rational justification and urges thoughtful argument over display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenstone
Burglary Fear Echoes in Drowsy Night Exchange
In a tense domestic moment a wife warns of four burglars downstairs while her husband, half asleep, questions whether she expects him to muster courage. The odd exchange ends with a wry reply about conviction and bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Furnished rooms offered for rent in Free Press area
Classified notice lists two furnished rooms for light use with baseline rent terms. Contact Free Press Office for details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete E
Free Press
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H. L. Bennie
Wilow Street
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Fr. E. Holmes
G. A. Young
Johnstone & Rumley
Mill Street
Green Mountain
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Fox Farm
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R. J. McPherson
Plang
John P. Itrne Foood
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Glen Williams
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