Weekend visitors to Niagara Falls and local families
Miss Marion Warren and Roy Chishom visited Mr and Mrs Bo McGowan in Niagara Falls. Mikk Uren McDonald and Kenneth Fox from Toronto called on J. M. McDonald. W M Collier and son Johanie stayed with grandmother KE Caller. Ws Gould and Trudy Clark were summoned to Pittsburg after the death of Dr Margaret B Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Warren
Roy Chishom
Bo McGowan
Niagara Falls
Mikk Uren McDonald
Kenneth Fox
Toronto
J. M. McDonald
Ws. Gould
Mixa Trudy Clark
Pittsburg
Gould
Margaret B. Diould
Eramosa Court of Revision reduces several assessments
At Rockwood town hall the Eramosa Council met for a revision of the assessment roll. Lot 4 Main St owned by Frank Kelly fell from 1625 to 1000, Lot 11 Wy Con owned by Nikifor Kozitsky from 2200 to 2100, and Lot 31 Ws Con 2 owned by Albert Sabo from 500? to 1000. Harry Morden and James Marshall assessments were confirmed. Several ownership changes occurred. two dogs were struck from the relief list. The roll for 148 was confirmed and adjournment followed. The clerk presented the deed for the Farmers Shed and licensing discussions occurred for Rockwood Town Hall. A drainage and planning report was accepted and a road easement agreement with W. B. Pasmore was approved for 25 years with renewal option. The township will bear snow fence costs and tree planting. Accounts totaling 3985.59 were approved and the meeting adjourned to Dec. 1. A valedictory speech was planned with factional talks about future candidacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramosa
Rockwood
Teh bEnoo WE Ela
Main St
Frank Kelly
Nikifor Kozitsky
Albert Sabo
Harry Morden
James Marshall
Hutchinson and
Benham
Court of Revision
J. J.ayles
Rockwood Town Hall
Eden Mills Town Hall
Vie
Mathhinson
Cox
WW. McGladery
Ed Connen
Benham and
Hutchinson
W. B. Pasmore
Con
Rockwood Village
We.p.c
Dept. of Planning and Development
Music as a Hobby
The study of music offers one of the finest hobbies. Skill in playing or singing brings personal happiness and expands the ability to please friends and the public. Music inspires performers and listeners by its power to touch the heart.
Forgiver and Retaliation Service Sunday Schedule
Church bulletin lists Sunday events with a morning service at 11 00 and an evening program at 7 00. The theme centers on forgiveness and retaliation as framed by scripture.
Presbyterian Church in Canada Knox Church Acton
Sunday services at Knox Church Acton led by Rev J M Anderson B A M L O with morning service at 11 00 alm and evening service. Sunday School and Bible Circles at 12 15 pm. They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Qhitrch
Canada
Knox Church
Acton
J. M. Anderson
B.A, Mlo
Day
TV Pan
Wuptistburdy Auto Rally and Sunday Services at Gower
The notice lists a Baptist church event with an auto rally and Sunday services at Gower on November 16, 1947. Activities include Sunday School at 10:30 am and a sermon at 11:00 am titled Things God Canihrt Do, plus Thursday evening meetings led by TLY Paul and Elite Study Welcome to All.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tly.paul
Toon
Mingor Pragpeda
Danelug
Kirakesaswan
Mike
Tle
Vila
HR. Kirknens
Roeeve F. Chow
Scaimelliars J. Colon
J. Lawson
M. Burns
J. Mustera
M. Bow
W. Dueval
Dt Pellvoyed
A. di Nts
Church Schedule for Sunday November First 1947
The article lists a church timetable with services on Sunday at 11:00 AM Matting and Sermon 12:15 PM Church School and 7:00 PM Evening Sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atirie Hayter Printhy
Evenrong
Bourns McDonnell Wedding in Sacred Heart Church Toronto
Helen McDonnell daughter of Mrs James McDonnell and the late James McDonnell married John Desmond Bourns son of Mr and Mrs Albert V Bourns of Vancouver at Sacred Heart Church Toronto officiated by Rev Father Agnew Rev Gregory Kelly present. Bride wore ivory satin gown with heirloom Irish lace and a net veil. After a trip to New York and New England the couple will reside in Sarnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Toronto
Helen
James McDonnell
John Desmond Bourns
Albert V. Bourns
Vancouver
B.C
Agnew
Gregory Kelly
Renan
Cathedral Boys
Michael J. O'Brien
Chicago
Anita McDonnell
Mary Joan McDonnell
Mary Ellen Hallinan
Stanley Heap
Kenneth
Jack McDonnell
Joanni
Gwenda Bourns
New York
New England States
Sarnia
Truax to complete term as Halton Presbytery chair
A special Halton Presbytery meeting at Carluke United Church on November 8 1917 discussed Christian Baptism and related topics. Rev N J Truax of Carliste was elected to complete the chairmanship. Rev JT Porter moves to Toronto. Rev TC Wood to the Settlement Committee. Dr J R Mutchmer spoke on remarriage and overseas relief. a universal baptism rule was proposed with further study planned. Gift parcels urged to support relief efforts and inflation prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Pres
United Church of Canada
Carlikia United Church
Tinston Presbytery
Marcy Pawson
Oakville
Tov. Ald. Penman
Lowville
Pawson
Central United Church
Weatoan
Penman
Loudesboro
Ontario
Runseth McGinturay
Augustine United Church
Winnipay
Tive
General Council
La-De Alent
Reo Reed
Pera
Lous Pickering
Acton
Christan
United Church
Walter Strangway
Africa
JT. W. Porter
Milton
Toronto
Trunx
Carliste
Halton
Mall
J. Ro Mutehmor
Board of Evangelism and Social Service
Presbytery Committee
Evangelism
Mutehmor
Mutchmer
November Meeting of Milton Garage Operators Held
The Haltoa Branch of the Garage Operators Association met November 3 in Milton at Odd Fellows Hall with President James Walmsley presiding. Plans were made for the annual meeting and officer elections in Nelson Hall, followed by a three-reel film show by Art Hutchins of Champion Spark Plug Co. A report on Provincial Council matters was given by Fred Sinclair, and coffee and sandwiches were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltoa
Garage Operators Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Milton
James Walmsley
Nelson Hall
Art. Hutchins
Champion Spark. Plug Co
Fred Sinclair
Age groups of vacationists in WHO study
Seventy percent of vacationists in the WHO study were aged 15 to 50. The remaining thirty percent were evenly split between younger and older groups.
Teen Town Talk Promises Fun at First Gathering
A chaotic report describes Teen Town Talk events with Mayor Kirakesaswan overseeing a Town gathering. Plans include a Sadie Hawkins style dance, costume dressing, a cake bar, novelties, and refreshments as the council promotes teen participation and invites ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direunion
Dalay Mae
Abner
Anistopary
Bly Dhance
Elias Pkas
Akita
Council
Obituary for JIOM MILLER WILSON
The funeral for JIOM Miller Wilson was held at the home on Tuesday November 40th at 4 o clock with Rev. MacNeil presiding. Interment was in Nassagawedan Presbyterian Cemetery. Survived by widow Hannah C Player, four daughters Velma Kennedy Johnny Margaret Martin Mary Frank of Nassagaweva and Vera Harris Acton, and one son. He died at home after a stroke and long illness in his seventieth year and is mourned by family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiom Miller Wilson
Wilson
MacNei
Nass Sngawedan Presbyterian Cemetery
Nedhboars
Maessrd
Clanton Currie
Taasset Ingles
Jedin Marly
Wallace King
George K
James Martin
John Stroble
Charles, Martin
Margaret Irving
Mary Shuttleworth
The
Combers
Busy Beex Women's Institute
Mr. Wilson
John Wilson
Isabella Miller
Newcastle On the Tyne
England
Margaret
Wardell
Susan
Aikens
Mary
Con
Velma
J. J. Kennedy
Johnny Margaret
Neil Martin
Chris Frank
Nassagaweva
Vera
Albert Harris
Acton
Grett i
Guelph General Hasiptal
Weil
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Eramosa Court of Revision
Reeve Gray
Reeve Benham
Rutherford
Cow
Counkil
Ens
Wuptistburdy- Auto Rav
Chas
WH. Gower
Miiatar
Alban
C & Ih
Duff St
Hamilton
Ont
R. Hamilton R
Optometrist
Dr. G. A. Sivvs’ Office
ST. George's Square
Guelph
Sacred Heart Church
Halton Group Weld
Carliale United Church
Tnes Tan
Qlenallan
Ahleta
Bia
SAO H . Leighton
Aieu
Woy
Moy
Purkene
Maon
Swentera
Akorduent
Wwe
Hoy
Osua
Fisen’s Clothing Store
Sadie Hawkin
EAGIL
Chesstaaan Mits
Eizabeth Arden
Atumiser
Cooper’s Drug Store Mill
St. Acton
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