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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
11
Local church notices list service times for Baptist Ballinafad United Church Knox and Limehouse Presbyterian Norval and Hornby Stewartown St Johns Stewarttown and United Church Ballinafad worships Sunday School sessions and anniversary observances. Some cancellations noted and certificates mentioned for students.
Georgetown's D C W Pottery started as a hobby last November and has grown to four full-time and two part-time workers. The firm moved from a cellar to Snyder Transport building on Young Street and plans a July expansion taking the building's back half. Products include semi porcelain and marble ware such as lamps, ash trays, souvenirs, and a large multi product bank. Jim Blair Jr and Danny Mossop are current staff with hopes for further growth and local employment.
The Esquesing Council decided to attend a meeting with Milton and North Halton High School board representatives and other municipalities to discuss a share of operating costs for three weigh pens. Estimates to be submitted by municipalities while awaiting new assessments. adjustments to occur next year when actual figures are known.
Mrs Albert Pattenden on Main Street South hosted a Wear Ever brush demonstration by Mrs Ewlis of Toronto for fourteen ladies. Each attendee received a gift. Mrs Pattenden won a kitchen utensil and a carving set for hosting. Mrs John Farmer and Mrs Jack Harrison won a bingo game. Pattenden’s daughters Beryl and Arietta served refreshments.
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Rev Fr V J Morgan presides at Holy Cross R C Church with Mass on first third and fifth Sundays at 11 a.m. and on second and fourth Sundays at 9 a.m.
The Indies of the Boy Scouts Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs Caséloya’s John Street home for a social evening. They played games and exchanged pins. The group planned a paper chase Wednesday night and a Hamilton Plant visit Thursday afternoon. On Sunday the Ist Georgetown Group joins a district parade at Burlington at 3 p.m. Cars are needed. contact E Simson at 436. The Boy Scout Group Committee meets next week at Simson’s home to finalize camping plans and send Cub Camp letters to parents.
The morning service at St. John's United Church was led by Rev. John M. Smith. The gospel lesson came from John 17 and the sermon titled Let Us Redirect Ourselves. Choir director Norman Laird led the choir with soloists Mrs. G Kidney and Mrs. E Bishop, and solos Come Unto Me and Hark Hark My Soul were sung. The Lord's Supper was observed. William Gibb of Ballinafad will conduct next Sunday's worship in the minister's absence due to anniversary services at Melville Church.
The Lions Club announces a two day musical comedy in the park on June 22 and 23. Entry features lively songs and community entertainment.
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