Holy Land Pictures Shown To WMS Group
The WMS meet at Mrs Appleyard home with scripture reading by Mrs Appleyard and prayer led by Mrs Gisby. Mrs Sam Mackenzie spoke of an air trip to the east including Belgium Greece Egypt Lebds Row the Holy Land and Austria. Mrs Glen Scott and Mrs Roughley on organ and violin pieces followed by a buffet supper. Other notes mention visitors and local activities including church services and a picnic planned at Ross Lake.
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WMS
Bates to Onondaga for Last Year as Student
Mr. Bates will serve on the Onondaga charge Brantford Presbytery for his final year as a student minister before ordination next June. The Institute met at Mrs. Frank Smiths home for their June gathering with each member reciting a verse from an old school Yeader.
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Bates
Onondaga
Brantford Presbytery
Institute
Frank Smith
Yeader
J. McEnery
N. Sinclair
L. Jamieson
Lilac Tea and Home Bake Sale at St John’s Anglican
The annual lilac tea and home bake sale was held at St John’s Anglican Church hosted by the church guild. Notable events included Gordon Garner’s talk on home decorating with rug and drapery materials and a door prize won by Mrs. Fred Armstrong.
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St. John’s Anglican Church
Church Guild
Gordon Garner
George Town
Garner’s
Fred Armstrong
Garner's
E. Hodge
Leonard Bunton
Mrs Daymond Prominent in Hamilton Lodges
Mrs. Herbert Daymond died in St. Joseph's Hospital Hamilton on June 7. Her daughter Mrs. Clifford Hunter of RR 2 Georgetown survives with a husband, three stepchildren, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at the Marriott Funeral Home, Hamilton, with a graveside service at Fairview Cemetery Acton.
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Mrs. Daymond
Hamilton
Hamilton Lodge
Herbert Daymond
St. Joseph's Hospital
Clifford Hunter
Georgetown
Don Hail
Burlington
Wiliam McCracken
Niagara Falls
Henry Daymond
Oakville
Irvin Daymond
Chatham
Newton
Mariott Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Acton
J. E. Maxwell
Hornby
Community Social Recital and Tea Thanking Hosts
A local social gathering featured remarks by Mrs. Stuart Hall and Mrs. Roberts Thoms after a first aid remonstration. An hour of refreshments followed with Mrs. Wm. Humphreys, Morris Cook and Mrs. W.R. Aun assisting the hostess. Mrs. George Atkinson thanked the hostess and contributors to the program.
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Stuart Hall
Roberts Thoms
Wm. Humphreys
Iorris Cook
W.R. Aun
George Atkinson
Bible is Key to Combat Delinquency
Jehovah's Witnesses leader Melville Taylor says delinquency drops when adults model Bible principles for children. He urged local Witnesses to attend the five day Gods Sons of Liberty District Assembly at the Canadian National Exhibition Grandstand with more than 50 000 delegates expected. Over 8 000 volunteers will staff twenty departments including lost and found, sound, information, trucking, and volunteer service with local volunteers Leonard and Robbie Lambert Frank Milton and Mary Capes listed among workers.
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Jehovahts' Witnesses
Melville Taylor
Georgetown
Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Taylor
God’s Sons of Liberty
Leonard Lambert
Robbie Lambert
Delxex Blvd
Lost and Sound
Terra Cotta
Frank Milton
Gibbons Place
Frank and
Mary Capes
RR 1
Norval
Ordained Minister Preaches in Flinton Charge
Rev. Wayne Hilliker was ordained a United Church minister in Ottawa on June 1. He will serve in the Bay of Quinte conference starting July, returning to Flinton-Cloyne after study work and Cree reservations experience. Hilliker, son of Clinton Hilliker of Montreal, earned a B plus average and the W. D. Kirk prize for public speaking at Queen’s University.
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Ottawa
Wayne Hilliker
United Church of Canada
Brenda-Lou Henderson
Charles J. Henderson
Georgetown
Caribou Rd
Toronto
Hilliker
Queen's’ University
Queen’s Theological College
Kingston
Church’s
Montreal
W. D. Kirk
Belfield Freeway topic to be discussed by Georgetown Lions
Georgetown Lions Club will hear first hand about a project to link Georgetown with Metro Toronto via the Belfield Freeway. Walter Q. MacNee, a government engineer, will discuss a Department of Highways study that includes the Belfield Freeway and how the system will tie into the convention sessions with a public address network. Over four miles of wire will be required. Lions invite interested citizens to dinner at Stan's Restaurant, with attendance arranged by contacting club president Fred Zorge before 8 p.m. Friday.
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Georgetown Lions Club
Georgetown
Metro Toronto
Walter Q. MacNee
Dept. of Highways
Belfield
Will
Taylor
The
Lions
Stan
Fred Zorge
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Bob McDonald
Ed Burman
Guelph
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Robert Fordham
Michael Heffernan
Ronald Hugo
Thomas Dillon
Bud Bishop
Glen Williams
Holy Land
WMS Group
David Roughley
Ryerson
CBC
Mrs. Leonard Moore
Kenora
Ronald Moores
Mrs. Lane
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Ross Lake
Ballinafad
Burton
Stewart Town
Mrs
Harvey Clare
Esquesing Women’s Institute
J. Dawson
Mrs. Pretty
England
Clarkson
W.R. Lawson
Kelso
Jim Staddon
Stewarttown
Ethel McFadden
Bracebridge
Iris Chapter
Eastern Star
Livingstone United Church
Flinton Charge
Mr. Hilliker
Clinton Hilliker
CL Wayne Hilliker
Zorge
C.S. MacNaughton
Mr. MacNee
George Kerr
M.P.P
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Etobicoke
Herale
Harvest
Plymouth Harvest Twines
Plymouth
Canade
Sudan
Dial
Main St. and
Guelph St
Jantzen
Evelyn
Main
Georgetown Cycle & Sports
Water St
Georgetown — Ont
Don Jarvie
Shoprite
Main Street N
Blue Valley
Holmes
Main St. N
Asa
Jackson
Bargain Centre
Diamond Service
John
Herald
Jeweller
Delrex
Delrex Centre
Charles McMulkin
Guelph St., Georgetown
Buxton
Barber’s Jewellery & Gifts
Main Street North
Wigo S'Ippiences
Main Street
Main St. S
Chrysler
FARGO
Mayeas
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Colonial Furniture
Mill St
Kirklin
Hall Care
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