Sale of Manse Vote Rejected at Local Service
Ballinafad parish held a service with euchre and quilt prize events. Mrs James Limehouse won a quilt. The text reports a vote to sell the manse was rejected and a replacement plan discussed, with local notes from Melvine United Church Fergus and Ballinsiad references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinafad
James Limehouse
Robert McEnery
Nett Cotton
Doons Darroch
Melvine United Church
Fergus
Ballinsiad' Church
Georgetown Guests At Golden Age Club
Georgetown seniors and Acton Golden Age Club members met at Senior Citizens on Thursday October 21 for a social program. LC Davidson presided as mix performances featured Bella Mare Rewell and her niece singing duets. readings by HO Mainpring and Mr Davidson. travel views by Mr Aprise. charming Irish songs by Mrs Jansen. and tunes by Charles Landsborough. A luncheon followed and plans were noted for a November 24 event in Streetsville.
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Acton Golden Age Club
LC Davidson
Baptist Church
Servic
Wy. Farmer
Georgetown Club
Bella Mare Reweell
Min. HO Mainprinr
Davidson
Aprise
Hawaii
Vancouver
Prairies
Muskoka
Florida
Mainpring
Galway Bay
Charles Landsboroaugh
Grace
Farmes
Streetsville
Stan Allan Speaker At Dublin Institute
Stan Allan spoke at the Dublin Institute meeting hosted by the Dublin Women's Institute last Thursday. Mrs. C Britton presided, Mrs. George Robertson played piano, and the group discussed the Mary Stewart Project repeal, with plans for a November 9–10 training school at Grace Anglican Church.
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Melvin McCullough
Acton
Huntess
Dublin
Ipatitute
George Robertson
Aung
Mary Stewart
C. Britton
E. Norton
Grace Ang- Nean
Milton
Cnme
Duncan Moffat
Ballinatad
Nancy Hunter
Mary Moffat
MacDonald Hall
Univerity of
Guelph
Anon
Stan Allen
Halton Manor
Memorial Hall
W. McIntyre
A. Neary
J. C. Dennis
Ed Norton
McCullough
C. Annstrong
Mr. Dennis
C. McIntyre
Rabid Animals Reported In Community
Rabid animals remain in the area with incidents including a cat near the Mitchells home being killed after rabies confirmation. A stray was seen near Keith Barnes and later at Thomass Clair’s residence where it attacked and was shot. tests confirmed rabies. Local residents are receiving rabies shots as a precaution.
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Mitchell
Suciell
Keith Barnes
Thomass
Greanock Institute At Hillsburg Plant Meeting Highlights
The Greanock Institute at Hillsburg hosts a Women’s Institute visit led by Min Maureite with a tour of furniture framing and upholstery. The regular meeting at Mr Johnstan Lieven’s home features readings, a Canada tree naming, and reports on recent conferences and conservation, ending with a social hour hosted by Mrs K Ekerick.
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D. Stewart
G. D. Robertwun
Bob Jelts
Sheida Jockson
Edgar Gray
Mimosa Mn
Len Buck
Hono
Marnie
Mee
John Hunter
Cuelph Apeni Suntory
Simlair
Iham
Miew Dans Fines
Meomben
Ol Gnaenak Women's Institute
Eprat
Toring Morvite
Hilburg
Min Maureite
Greenock
Bain
Tevssenaar
Leslie
Guelph
Patteeron
Spain
C. Allan
E. Johnston
K. Ekerick
Mission Slides Shown At Presbyterian Wedding Event
Mr and Mrs J Crichton and others attended the Billinghurst Scots wedding at Bethel Hall Watchtower building and reception at Canroy Hotel. Miss Shirley Dredge spoke on her Nigeria mission work with colored slides. The Limehouse WMLS hosted the bank offering meeting with remarks on the missionary field.
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J. Crichton
Jacker
Glendon Scott
Douglas Scott
Bethel
Watchtower
Canroy Hotel
Shirley Dredge
Presbyterian
Nigeria
Limehouse W.mls
Mitchell
Dick Appleyard
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
Roughsey
F. N. Young
Beaton
Sanford
Ceres
District Visitors Of Interest Locally
The sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Henry Barden and family in the loss of a daughter and sister. Recent visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevenson and family from Hamilton and John Stevenson of Saskatoon. Others visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Gilbertson were Will Coates Helen Wilson Liste ner Victor Anderson of Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jennings visit with Mr. Ed Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenlaw spent Sunday at Whitby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barden
Kaye Stevenson
Jim
Stevenson
Hamilton
John Stevenson
Will Gilbertson
Will Coates
Helen Wilson
Victor Anderson
Guelph
Mark Sanders
John Reid
Landon
Will Calvert
Fred Jennings
Ed Jennings
R. Wright
Whitby
Jack Greenlaw
Terra Cotta Township Finds Road Work Unaffordable
Terra Cotta Township councillors debate four improvement schemes for the Exquesring Ching road corridor from Terra Cotta Inn to the Conservation area. They estimate a share of costs ranging from 26 000 to 400 000, noting 143 miles of roads and 147 shared segments. The group votes to skip proceeding with any plan for the run from Verve’ Cotta Inn to Terra Cotta Conservation Area and addresses building leaks and railway crossing protections with funding splits among the Board of Transport, the township, and the railway.
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Chinguacuusy
Terra Cottea Inn
Geor Currie
Councillans
Comune
G. Lestie
Curne
Chinguaconsy
Baguasing
Cuan
Gee Tiguesingcoun
Trane i 'Nart
Counillor Curne
Ten-Year Plan Outlined for Terra Cotta Park Development
A long-range plan by Canadian architect Mitchell Arotisics for the Credit Valley Conservation Authority proposes purchasing surrounding property to control water flow and expand park facilities. The plan calls for a new entrance, separated daytime and overnight areas, nature trails, picnic zones, a large pond with fishing and possible docking, and a games field, with development to occur over about ten years.
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Mitchell Arotisics
Credit Valley
James Kos
The
Finn
Cannevalion Authority
Te Wasalo
Special Exposition at St Josephs Parish and Blessing
Last Sunday a Blessed Sacrament exposition followed the 10 30 am Mass and continued until the 7 40 pm Mass. It was requested by Pope Paul Vio for all dioceses. On Sunday Rev Vo Jo Morgan defeated and blessed the flag for the Gal Guides and 1 Hunties.
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St Joseph's Chur
Paul Vio
Vo Jo Morgan
Three Baptisms Sunday at Knox Church
The Knox Church held three baptisms on Sunday. The ceremony was led by Rev Andrew W. Mackenzie and baptized Ann Kathleen Milne, Edward Norton, and Arles Mune Parrish, with parents listed for each family.
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Knox
Know Church
Suday
Qelpher
Andrew WH. MckKenzie
Ann Kathleen Milne
Kenneth BR. Milne
Chante Sa. W. Blake Edward Norton
Eduard G Nauvston
Mill St Ep
Arles
Mune Parrish
Katharinne Kirknese
Dennis M. Parrish
Inabella Street
Toronto
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C. Apps
Northville
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Gorton Snyder
Rows Laidlaw
Upland
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Chiat
Murray Milliantand
Ida Woods
Ena
Wm. Donaldwn
Waldemar
Elta Hansen
Eden Mill
Ads Lambert
Rockwood
Mo Jachwa
Marty Mallon
Nonman Mckenzie
Oxpringe
Byron Brice
Ward Brice
AA. Romer Equipment Company
Uy Baie
Don Hlalford
Council
BR. Lawton
Chitect
Kaoa
St. Joseph's
Busasz
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Oes
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Dla
Manning. Electric
Roxy
Jerry Lewis
SKY Divers Canson
Lana Turner
Hugh O'Brien
Say
Jamaica
Anthony Quinn
Aesenlagen Peyie
Hospitality Tan
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Noon Cunningham
Sandra
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