Halton-Centennial Manor Holds Musical Service
The Manor chapel hosted a Sunday service on October 2 led by Mr. Neale of Toronto. Accompanists included Mrs. M. Ford Weston Miss M. Zimmerman, with Ford performing guitar solos and a duet with Mrs. Ford. A sermon on Abounding Grace followed the music, praised by residents.
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Mr. Neale
Toronto
Miss Zimmerman
Mrs. Ford
Mr. Ford
Adamson Pendergast September Marriage In Toronto
Miss Edna Margaret Pendergast and Mr. Kenneth McLain Adamson wed September 10 at St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church Toronto Gore in a nuptial Mass celebrated by Rev Father Paul Pendergast with Rev Fathers Morgan and Johnston assisting. The ceremony featured a ballerina gown, aqua crystalette maid of honor, coral bridesmaid, two flower girls, and a large local gathering. The couple will reside in Acton after a Detroit honeymoon.
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St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church
Toornto Gore
Edna Margaret Pendergast
Edward Pendergast
Toronto
Gore
Kenneth McLain Adamson
James B. Adamson
Acton
Paul
Ethel Pendergast
Gwen Boughen
Dolores
Mabel Pendergast
Melbourne Blow
Frank Pendergast
Kitchener
Fred Crewson
West Flamboro
Immaculate Heart of Mary Separate School
Mary. Pendergast
Teresa Frawley
St Louis
Shirley Penacel
Lake Port
Mother
Ava Maria
Paris Angelicus
Camilla
Sisters of Loretta
J. P. Sullivan
Marion Pendergast
Stella Adamson
C.W.L
Detroit
Michigan State
Kenneth Adamson
Icelandic Settlement History of Markerville Stored in Alberta Archives
Edmonton reports Roy W. Devore has compiled a history of Markerville, one of Alberta's oldest communities. The mixed farming and dairying centre was settled in 1887 by Icelandic immigrants from North Dakota and is now archived in the province.
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Edmonton
Markerville
Roy W. Devore
Albertan
North Dakota
Presentation For Teacher And Wife At Ligny School
A presentation was held at Ligny school for the teacher and his bride Mr and Mrs James Watson They received a coffee table and vase. The Milton community also notes deaths recoveries and congratulations including the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Finlay Currie and a display award for Campbellville Women’s Institute at Milton Fair.
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Ligny School
James Watson
Scotch Block
W. T
Mountain Union W. I
J. J. Kennedy
Main St
Milton
MacNab
George Bennett
Cecil
Eva Chisholm
John Easterbrook
Toronto
Leaven of Malice by Robertson Davies
In Salterton, a prank engagement in The Evening Bellman sparks a feud between Pearl Vambrace and Sally Bridgetower. The two face family pressure and legal threats as the mistaken notice inflames old tensions. Robertson Davies, resident of Peterborough, writes in a humorous mystery turned comedy.
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Robertson Davies
Sally Bridgetower
Pearl Vambrace
Pearl
Salterton
Bearded Robertson Davies
Peterborough
Saturday Night
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