Partnership plan energizes three churches in Ontario region
A multi church partnership program unites Anglican United and Presbyterian parishes in Oakville area. Committees form four working groups to boost publicity events visions and contact while training sessions and dinners engage members toward broader church stewardship goals and dedicated outreach. Dedication Sunday marks the effort’s public roll out with letters and gatherings planned.
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Perth
Airnaigh
Itera
Alorane
Inga
Si. al
Knox
Leme Doberthien
Murray Sooyne
We Reerick
Charlen Kirkweaa
Mar Sprent
The
United Church
Morrison iv
Derek Milnes
Bob Hart
Pred Gordon
Orville Brown
Nurse takes third in zone pasture contest
Fred Nurse of Georgetown R A 2 placed third in the South Central Ontario Pasture Competition. Zone judges included Howard Henry of the Ontario Department of Agriculture. The zone winner was Fred Coho of Oxford County with Orval Sinclair of Brant County as runner-up.
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Fred Nurse
Georgetown
Ontario
Oxford
Wentworth
Haldimand
Norfolk
Halton
Welland
Brant
Nurse
J. Norman Bird
Howard Henry
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Fred Coho
Oxford County
Orval Sinclair
Brant County
Hilton
Sunday Church Calendar Listings Read Across Several Congregations
Church events for October include services at Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle Rockwood and Trech Church in Canada. Activities feature Sunday Schools, morning and evening services, Bible studies, prayer meetings, and special choir plans. Names include Rev Stanley Gammon Rev Ralph Easter Rev James H Wilson Pastor Ray Wiseman, Dr A J Turves, Evangelaires Trio.
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Church School For
Ralph Easter
Christ Ambassadors
A. J. Turves
Rockwood
Ual Efect
Canada
Main St
Ray Wiseman
See what you buy before you buy by shopping adverts
A look through the adverts column offers a snapshot of goods and services on offer, with prices and contact details guiding shoppers before they commit. The page highlights daily deals, local store sales, and special promotions for readers planning purchases.
Defence and Platoons in the 4th Canadian Division
A historical report traces the formation, moves, and disbandments of multiple defence and improvement platoons connected to the 4th Canadian Division. It details mobilizations at Camp Niagara, training at various centers, and postings to locations including Prince George, Jasper, and Nanaimo, along with officers and structural changes through 1948.
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Colleer
Sistence
Canadian Army Training Centre
Camp Niagara
Ore Vane
Eel Tee
Witty
Sone
IR Orcs
Siena
Wag Point Herricks
Victoria de Tota
Bortrant
Danuwary
P43
Te Maw
Achespersonnel An
Ted Fo
Compton Es
J. Bevtrom
Stnick
JR. Wilkinson
Princ George B.C
Dlebscafiel Ta Hameiary
Ath
Lorne Scat
K. We Bertram
Gowane
Jasper
Prince George
NRMA
O.r's
E.G. C. Gardiner
Unite
Nanaline No. 17
Campy Niagara
Prowas
Nanaimo
Pt Row Atkins
Con Mak
Quanny Brigade
Vancouver
B.A
Scotland
Gonrnok
13Th
Canadian Infantry Hrigade
W. Hls. Machus
Leghumm
England
8Th Division
Wainwright
Alberta
Jiamiary
Lorne Seow
Bualy
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Eushlande
Noo 18
Pirateson
Burlington Man Chairs Institute For Blind Meet
Murray Fisher of Burlington chaired the Canadian Nationals Institute for the Wink Vitisdas advisory meeting held October 3 with over thirty in attendance. Other officers included Tremayne of Milton and Hoover of Burhapton, while Milton’s Switzer and Oakville’s Me Killap spoke as guests along with Norma Hughes of Hamilton and Mohamad Bello of Niapars. four representatives from Obind County and two other cases were noted in attendance.
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Murray Fisher
Burlington
Halfone
Haat
Canadian Nationals Institute
Wink Vitisdas
Histryon
Hegel
Malton
Ro Hoover
Burhapton
Tremayne
Milton
Hees Hamed
Pharshin Tapi Eeding
Fresaisaber
Willian Switzer
Milton Ane
Hh. Gl
Me Killap
Oakville
Norma Hughes al Hamilton
CNB
Mohamad Bello Af
Niapars
Ue Sdapa Tienny
Bill Alexander Wins U N Tour Selection
Bill Alexander age 17 son of Ma and Mis Mia Alevatuler selected to join the Garter Nations Tour with Elatton’s group to represent Parmners team. The tour aims to broaden citizenship experience and provide rural youth exposure. Alexander has completed 19 H Club projects including cali, proat, swane, gun, corn, and tractor clubs. in 1962 he was on the Hatten team placing second in the mer club field crop competition at Guelph.
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Afexsneler
Val Wars
Ganthee Ale Legrite
Elatton
Telopsite
Cali
Hatten
Guelph
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George Lee
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West
Ats
Presbyterian
United Churches
Sis Forlal
Acton’ Free Press
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Strober
Ivey
Stanley Gammon
Tidey Ave
Acton
TRE Church School
Poonte
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Jeffrey Ave
Trinty
Getiam
Christian Reformed Church
Acton, Ontario
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Nanaia Te Poly Toary
Opi Way
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Port George
Piavterary Wiis
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Camp Valiant
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Trang
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Burlington Man
Institute For Blind
Bill Alexander
Palmer Club
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Little Caesar and the Consuls
Rainbow Room
IGA Supermarket
L A. Ouby, Mayer
Norm Turner
H. S. Holden Optometrist
Cork
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