Ashgrove community events and reunions announced
A Sunday school picnic at Stan ley rae Erin drew good attendance and praise for the park. Eastern Sectional Halton Presbyterian WMS met at Bethel United Church on June 12 with several Ashgrove residents attending. An Ashgrove school reunion is planned for July 1 at the Wrigglesworth home, followed by an old fashioned garden party July 10 hosted by WA of the United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Rae Erin
C. B. Dick
J. Bellboddy
Clayton Wilson
FP. Wrigglesworth
E. Wilson
Halton Presbyterial Wms
Bethel United Church
Norval
Ashgrove
Pred Wrigglesworth
Thos. Giffen
The
United Church
Church News: Trinity Sunday Services Across Local Parishes
Readings from John 10 27 28 anchor the message as St George's St Albans and United Church announce services. St George's hosts Holy Communion 8 am Sunday school 10 am Matins 11 am Evensong 7 pm. St Albans lists Matins 11 30 am and worship 7 pm. United Church outlines pre Communion service Friday 8 pm and 11 am Sunday sacraments with 7 pm evening service.
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W. G. G. Thompson
St. Alban’s
Glen William
Trinty
Death notices for Mary Maria Dukes and Rev John Gray Reid
Mary Maria Dukes widow of the late David Swackhamer died on Sunday in Ontario aged 87. Rev John Gray Reid died after a short illness in Chatham Ontario Sunday evening June 18 1990, father of Mary Alberta Culloch and grand father to Rosalind and Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Knox Presbyterian Church to observe church anniversary events
The Knox Presbyterian Church announces a session meeting at 7 30 and a June 25 service at 10 am including Sunday school at 1 am public worship and the Lord's Supper. The evening service will be withdrawn for anniversary services at Norval Presbyterian Church.
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Knox Presbyterian Church
D. D. Davidson
Norval Presbyterian Church
Obituary of Mrs Robert Dent
Mrs Robert Dent 88 died Wednesday June 14. Funeral Friday from her Milton home to St Stephen's Cemetery Hornby. Survived by two brothers Hiram Milton and Fred Hamilton. A long time resident of Milton she belonged to Grace Anglican church. Canon L J Naftel conducted the service. Her husband predeceased her five months ago.
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Robert Dent
Milton
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Hornby
Hiram
Fred
Hamilton
Obituary: Sarah M Hall Thornton 84 Toronto widow
Sarah M Hall Thornton 84 widow of Olonzo Thornton died suddenly Wednesday at her home on Charles St Toronto where she had lived 37 years born in Halton county Surviving daughter Mrs Richard Rathjohn and three sons Bert Will Olonzo all of Toronto one grandson and three brothers Robert William Hall of Georgetown Christoper of Guelph Funeral held at her residence Friday afternoon then at Ashgrove United Church interred Ashgrove Cemetery
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Sarah M. Hall Thornton
Olonzo Thornton
Charles St
Toronto
Halton County
Richard Rathjohn
Bert
Will
Olonzo
Robert
William Hall
Georgetown
Christoper
Guelph
Ashgrove United Church
Ashgrove Cemetery
Mary Maria Dukes Swackhamer Dies at 87 in Limehouse
An esteemed Limehouse resident Mary Maria Dukes widow of David Swackhamer died June 18 at home in her 88th year after a thigh fracture. She was born in Churchill district and was the oldest living member of Churchill United Church at its centennial. Survived by six children in Canada and the United States, funeral held Tuesday at Churchill United Church with Rev. Chas Jolliffe. interment in Churchill Cemetery.
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Limehouse
Mary Maria Dukes
David Swackhamer
Swackhamer
Churchill
Churchill United Church
Robt. Thurston
Chas. Jolliffe
Messrs
Harvey McDowell
Wm. Gdwdy
E. Follett
Angus Lawson
Wiliam Thurston
J. Nickell
Churchill Cemetery
Simple Stuff by Edward Wooson recounts a world view
A column quotes Corydon and remarks on a World Citizens Association aiming to widen horizons and unify perspectives. The piece jokes about global mass production while satirizing nationalisms and social clubs, noting figures like Jim Hawkshine and Tom Wayling in a brisk, opinionated tone.
Township School Board Scheme Opposed by Local Resident
In a letter to the Georgetown Herald Mrs. E B Snow of Norval criticizes Halton County inspectors pushing to abolish rural school sections and replace them with a township board of five. She warns of higher taxes, loss of local control, and fears of forced consolidation, transport cuts, and puppeted rural trustees despite promises of no closures.
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Georgetown Herald
Halton County
Skuce
Peter
Paul
Mr. Skuce
Florida
Halton
Huttonville
Tney
Township School Board
E. B. Snow
Norval
Mountain quarries see new rush trade report
Mr. J. La Craine notes a rush trade in his quarry on the mountain. Several participants from Toronto have already arrived and taken up summer residence here.
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J. la Craine
Toronto
Terra Cotta News Briefs and Local Obituaries
Miss Edna tcam spent time with friends in Guelph. Deer grazed on the Rutledge farm on Sunday. Girl Guides from Toronto are visiting Terra Cotta. George Aldous and family from Windsor are holidaying here. Mr. Vincent Bottom repairs his barn to improve its look. The community mourns the death of Mr. Richard Thompson. Roy Puckering is recovering. John Edge died at Mona Mills aged 82 or 83, after long ill health. funeral held at his son-in-law’s home. He was a longtime Terra Cotta resident.
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Edna Tcam
Guelph
W. J. Rutledge
Toronto
George Aldous
Windsor
George
Windy City
Vincent Bottom
Richard Thompson
Roy Puckering
John Edge
Thomas Webster
Mona Mills
Terra Cotta
Loyal Orange Parish gathering and funeral in Glen Williams
A weekend at Lindley Beaumont's home drew many Toronto visitors for a Loyal Orange Lodge parade at the United Church. The funeral of Richard Earl Thompson, 23, was held at United Church with Rev. C Joliffe officiating. interment followed at Glen Williams Cemetery.
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Sam. Cowan
Toronto
Geo. Blick
Lee Ashford
Evelyn
Ancaster
George Beaumont
Brock Beaumont
Robin Beaumont
Vera Beaumont
John Brodie
Ernest Brown
E. Glass
H. Nevins
A. Fyfe
Glen
Alice Addy
Girls Camp Near Lowville Offers Week of Activities
A girls camp for ages 12 to 17 runs July 1 to July 8 on the grounds of Mr and Mrs Marshall Campbell near Lowville. Director Miss Helen Carscallen of Toronto leads the program with a camp mother nurse cook and instructors in swimming sports clay modelling dramatics wicker work sewing knitting and music. Visitors day is July 6. Register by June 28 with Mrs A K Leonard Milton secretary for Halton Presbyterian WMS for information.
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Lowville
Marshall Campbell
Helen Carscallen
Toronto
A K. Leonard
Milton
Halton Presbyteria Wms
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