Community group honors Bannockburn couple marriage
Bannockburn residents and friends gathered at Bannockburn School on Monday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Brown on their marriage. The program included slides by Dr A J Buchanan piano solos by Mrs George Robertson and John Hartholt and remarks by several attendees. The couple thanked guests for gifts including a trilight lamp hostess chair electric clock and a picture. A light lunch was served afterward.
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Bannockburn
Bannockburn School
R. N. Brown
M. M. Coles
A.J. Buchanan
George Robertson
John Hartholt
Neil
Bert Benton
Kathleen Kirkpatrick
Dorothy Kirkpatrick
Kay Norton
Bill Sanford
Peter Glynn
B. Macnsworth
New York
Milton
Fawr
Robert Rogers
South Adams
St. George's Anglican Church
Rogers
Doris Mitchell
Ronald Mitchell
School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Town
New Zealand
Actios
W.A
Quelch
William Merritt
Georgetown
William Mitchell
Gordon Greig
Ann
Barker
Brantford
Edna Jacques
Chambers and Rowland
Toronto
Ivens
Newton
Walter Thomas
Hamilton
Linhams
Roughtey
Edmonton
Jack Roughleys
Ella Judge
John Mc Donald
Acton
Gisby
Charles H. Hoare Dies in Hospital at 70s
Charles Henry Hoare died at Guelph General Hospital on Tuesday September 21 in his 71st year. He leaves numerous relatives in Oshawa Acton Detroit and Barrie with his wife Ida predeceased. Funeral held September 24 at McClure Funeral Home Georgetown with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Guelph General Hospital
Charles Henry Hoare
Edwin
Oshawa
George
Evelyn
Frank Tost
Reginald
Acton
Isabel
Thomas A. Johanson
Detroit
Jack
Barrie
Charles
Margaret
Fred Helson
Robert
William
Ida Kelly
McClure Funeral Home
Georgetown
Greenwood Cemetery
Hoare
Campbellville Banns New Choir Leader At St David’s Church
Crawford Douglas named organist and choir leader at St David's Presbyterian Campbellville. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Moore formerly Phyllis Coulter. Milton Fair drew many from the district. Sympathy to relatives of the late Mrs Peter McPhail. Me Witham Turner wish for speedy recovery.
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Seen Turvauxias
St David's Presbyterian Church
Campbellville
Kenneth Moore
Phyllis Coulter
Peter McPhail
Priemis
Witham Turner
Dublin Women’s Institute Meeting At Mrs McPhedran Home
Dublin Women’s Institute met at Mrs William McPhedran’s home for September. President Max Thompson presided as twenty members answered the roll call after the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Seven visitors attended. Plans were laid for a full fair display and lunch was served by the committee followed by a social half hour.
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Dublin Women's Institute
William McPhedran
Max Thompson
Wn Tharce
Institute
Mary Stewart
Cousins Christen at St John's Church in Campbellville
At the 10 o'clock service Rev. R Port christened Terry James Stokes and Shirley Marlene Stokes both Campbellville residents. They are month old twins born to Mr and Mrs John Stokes and Mr and Mrs Earl Stokes, with mothers sisters and fathers brothers, at St John's Anglican Church.
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St John’s Anglican Church
Nassagaweys
Rev. R. Port
Twry James Stokes
John Stokes
Shirley Marlene
Earl Stokes
Campbellvilie
Limehouse Church Rally and Baptisms Highlight Sunday
Sunday services at Limehouse Presbyterian featured baptisms for Jacqueline Heather Richard Lee and Cherylan Ann Mabel. churchgoers received pins and memory cards while guests and volunteers were noted, including WI exhibitors rivals at Milton and a sequence of local social events and travels.
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Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Jacqueline Heather
Jack Crichton
Richard Lee
Dick Appleyard
Cherylan Ann Mabel
Ken Harris
A. Calder
Muriel Appleyard
Churchill United church marks 116th anniversary
The neat white church on the hill celebrated its 116th anniversary last Sunday. The annual turkey supper was held Tuesday evening. Minister Norman Russ spoke at the morning service, and guest Rev Waldemar Williams, M.LA., president of the Hamilton conference, spoke in the evening.
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Churchill Uniteg Cruven
Norman Russ
Waldemar Willams, M.la
Hamilton
Westdale United Church
Anniversary Services At Presbyterian Church Attract Large Attendance
A Presbyterian anniversary event drew large morning and evening crowds with Rev Gowdy of Central Presbyterian Church Galt delivering earnest sermons. Choir numbers featured a morning solo by Martin Bauer Jr and an evening quartet including Martin Bauer and son Murray Dyer and Albert Gray amid autumn flowers.
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Gowdy
Central Presbyterian Church
Galt
Martin Bauer Jr
Martin Bauer
Murray Dyer
Albert Gray
Fred Croft
Kitchener
Robert Croft
Toronto
Enid McNabb
Thomas Maltby
Puslinch
Robert Patterson
Elliot Patterson
Acton
Stewart S. Royce
Douglas. Patterson
Midland
Erin Agricultural Society
Messrs
Lloyd Thomas
William Ritchie
Charles McNabb
L. D. McDougall
St. John’s Church
F. M. Toope
St. George's Church
Guelph
Eden Mills United Church
United Church
John Dilts
Eden Mills
Walter Fryer
Willmer
Jack
Elda Fryer
R.R
Joseph Heveran
Rockwood
Georgtown Baptist Church
Friends and Neighbors Honor Bride and Groom at Showers
Mrs Everett Morton formerly Barbara Blacklock of Campbellville received several bridal showers with pink and white gladioli decor. Miss Margaret Morton hosted a cup and saucer shower in Milton. gifts were many and refreshments served. Brookville Hall guests, including Mrs Will Early and L Collings, honored Mr and Mrs Everett Morton with music and a Lazy-Boy chair presentation at lunch and a dancing reception.
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Everett Morton
Barbara Blacklock
Campbellville
Lorn Collings
Margaret Morton
Milton
Brookville Hall
Everett
Morton
Will Early
Alex Near
L. Collings
Presentation Made to Mrs. Yas at Greenock Institute Meeting
Greenock Women’s Institute held a September meeting at Mrs. Vas home with Elva Pearen presiding. Delegates were named for the W convention in Guelph in October. The program featured citizenship talks, poetry, Dutch song duet, and a necklace gift to Mrs Vos as the family moves to Dublin.
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Altec
Greenock Women's Institute
Vas
Elva Pearen
F. Pearen
Holland
Scotland
England
Elwood Johnston
R. McKeown
Stockholm
Sweden
Guelph
William Johnston
Ralph McKeown
C. Aitken
Hugh Reid
J. L. Allan
Vos
Institute
Dublin
Everton Church of Christ Welcomes New Minister
Mr and Mrs Ross Daley and family move into the church manse as Daley takes the ministerial role at the Church of Christ Disciples. Visitors from Rochester and Guelph join residents for local events while Rev Toope of Guelph leads services at St Alban’s church.
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Church of Christ
Ross Daley
Dunnville
Daley
Church of Christ Disciples
Lois Black
Virginia Holman
Rochester
Harry Hartop
Churchill
T. D. McCutcheon
Thornbury
J Ee
Mac McLeod
Annual Fall Tea Guest Speaker Dr McCready of Mae Hall Guelph
Dr McCready of Mae Hall Guelph spoke at the annual September Tea at the local Presbyterian church with a salad luncheon. Several notable visitors attended including Mrs J A Bulloch and others amid community gatherings and demonstrations. The Acton Tennis club withdrew from cup competition after a summer of matches.
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Dr. McCready
McCready
Mae Hall
Guelph
Acton Tennis Club
Enroll 35 Pupils At Stone School Under Miss Shaw
Stone School reports 35 pupils enrolled with Miss Marjorie Shaw teaching. The list spans grades eight to one with multiple pupils named in each grade. Also notes Mr and Mrs Ernie Miller returning from nine weeks in Europe and Ben Case recovering at home after a 10 day stay in Guelph hospital.
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Stone School
Marjorie Shaw
Donald Burl
Roger Hedge
Christine Mevinson
Herbert Wilson
Mabel Greig
Nene Varey
Tommy Berney
Ross Burt
Vincent Burt
Eleanor Colborne
Peter Glynn
Donald Burt
David Kidney
Hubert Kux
Margaret Melanson
Alice Wilson
Billy Wilson
Joan Rundle
Europe
Ernie Miller
England
Scotland
Ben [Case
Guelph Hospital
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Bruce
Charles H. Hoare
Crawford Douglas
Mrs. W. McPhedran Institute
ST. John's Church
Umehouse
Milton Fair
Arate
Alts
Burbing Rey
Churchill Church
Héth
Bob Ridsdale
Dad
Mrs. Yas
Everton
John Alton
Jennie Tovell
Marshall Alton
Robert Patten
Diane
Kenny
Duckett
Nelson Duckett
Norman
Mary
Edith Robertson
Cleveland
William E. Robertson
Ken Smith
Wayne
David
Aliss
Wesley Lillie
Ted Jestin
Patsy
Nancy
Dainsville
Lloyd Hunter
Toope of
St. Alban‘s Church
PSP
Bank of Nova Scotia
Pearest Bank of Nova Scotia
Canada
Pentacba
BNS
W. A. Woodburn
Ospringe
Ireland
T. H. Fines
Doris
William Henderson
Archie Sinclair
John Hunter
Wiehee Renee
Shirley Grundy
George Rennick
D. Stewart
Arnold Sunter
Dianne
Niagara Falls
G. M. Sunter
James Struthers
William Thompson
Archie McPherson
B. Wilson
Russell Gordier
Hugh Simpson
Darlene
Robert Struthers
Lucknow
Bert Robertson
Vernon Stewart
David Stewart
Bert Berry
Len Buck
Hoss Ferguson
D. G
Robertson
Brian
Lynda Robertson
Ken Robertson
D. G. Robertson
Oakville
Oakville Hospital
J. A. Bulloch
Rhyme & Reason
Bilton & Perry
Limited Plumbing & Heating Contractors
Ont
E.L. Buchner
Optometrist
H. Mainprize
W. R. Gamble Real Estate
Grand Valley, Ont
John Payne
Donna Reed
Montana
Mike
Robert Cummings
Brian Donlevy
Trinidad
Rita Hayworth
Glenn Ford
Charles Chaplin
Claire Bloom
Symon Hardware
Toronto Furniture Manufacturing Company
Watson
Music Store
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