Local Social Notes Return From Camps And Visits
Misses Jackie Gwen Bailey Caroline Patsy Foster return from Quin Mo Lac Camp the United Church Camp for youth. Misses Mary Jean Lofthouse and Master David return to Thorntons Corners after visiting Catherine and Neil Stewart. Mr and Mrs John Sarchuk and family spent the weekend with Hoy families. Mrs Ray Brown returns to St Catharines after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Greenwood. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Andrew McGill Adele Morton on the birth of a daughter in Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. Mr and Mrs C V Walker and family of Trenton visited Jack Stapleton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
Gwen Bailey
Caroline
Patsy Foster
Quin-Mo-Lac
United Church
Mary and
Jean Lofthouse
David
Thornton’s Corners
Catherine
Neil Stewart
Ray Brown
St. Catharines
Mrs
Wm. Greenwood
Andrew McGill
Adele Morton
Memorial Hospital
Bowmanville
C. V. Walker
Trenton
Jack Stapleton
Local Social Notes From Kirby Area
Mrs Graham shows improving health. Visiting families include Hinto Henderson Cochrane and Reid. A McLaren Crono and Rutherford and Ball Wannan groups shared meals. Joan Bowden stayed with Mrs Youmans. Reid family at cottage over holiday weekend. Virtue Farye and Thompson visit. Thompson travels to Bowmanville. Donna Louch stayed with grandmother Mrs Jas Wannan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Hinto
Bob
Ken Henderson
Bill Cochrane
Reid
Kinmount
A.’ McLaren
Crono
Chas. Rutherford
Ken Ball
Bill Wannan
Joan Bowden
W A.Met Sunday School Program Led by Mrs Cathcart
The Kendal Sunday School group met in the Sunday School room on Thursday. Devotionals were led by president Mrs Cathcart then handed to Catherine Stewart for the program. Phyllis Jackson and Mary Honey of Milliken performed piano solos. Mrs Stevens, summer resident and wife of a teacher at East York Collegiate, spoke about her stay and the Tebble Bros farm purchase on the eighth line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Cathcart
Catherine Stewart
Phyllis Jackson
Mary Honey
Milliken
Stevens
Miss Stewart
East York Collegiate
Toronto
Tebble Bros
Missionary Family History in Northern Canada
The Stevens family began missionary work among Indians in North ern Ontario and Manitoba. They endured a hard move from Ontario to Manitoba, settled near Winnipeg, and built a home for six children. Mrs. Stevens taught at Norway House. Mary Stevens briefly taught in Aklavik before illness. The sisters showcased indigenous beadwork and parkas. A Bible contest followed by a shared lunch rounded out the community event hosted by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Stevens
Pas
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Lake
One Third Of Fishermen Labeled Novice In Study
The article notes that about one third of fishermen are classified as novices while the rest enjoy time in nature. It states they may not catch fish but they have a good time and appreciate the natural surroundings. The piece references the Izaak Waltons society in relation to this category.
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The
St. Lawrence
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Hollywood
Colgate
E. D Smith
ARONO
Hartley H. Barlow Funeral Home
Plone
Hydro
Ontario Hydro
Canada
United States
New York State Power Authority
John Sarchuk
Bob. Stainton
Helene Curtis
I Vacation
Tussi
Garden Party
Scheel
Featuring
Jackman
Tyrrell’s Drag Store
Kirby
Kendal
Stewart
Izaak Waltons
Appleford
Ballard’s
Trans Canada
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