Camp Guests Recall Quin-Mo-Lac Week End
Misses Jackie and Gwen Bailey and others return from Quin-Mo-Lac Camp a United Church gathering for youth. Lofthouses and David visit Thornton's Corners. Sarchuk family stays with Hoy families. Stainton family days here. Mrs Ray Brown returns from St Catharines. Andrew and Adele Morton McGill welcomed a daughter at Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. Walker family of Trenton visits Stapleton home.
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Jackie
Gwen Bailey
Caroline
Patsy Foster
Quin-Mo-Lac
United Church
John Sarchuk
Bob. Stainton
Andrew McGill
Adele Morton
Memorial Hospital
Bowmanville
C. V. Walker
Trenton
Jack Stapleton
Local Social Notes Highlight Family and Friends Visits
Mrs. Graham’s improving state is noted as Mrs. Hinto and son Bob visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. Several families, including the Cochrane Reid and Ball households, shared visits and Sunday meals at Kinmount and with friends.
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Graham
Hinto
Bob
Ken Henderson
Bill Cochrane
Reid
Kinmount
A.’ McLaren
Crono
Chas. Rutherford
Ken Ball
Bill Wannan
Joan Bowden
W. A. Meeting Highlights In Kendal Sunday Session
The Kendal W A met in the Sunday School room on Thursday last with Mrs Cathcart presiding. Catherine Stewart led the program and Phyllis Jackson and Mary Honey from Milliken performed piano solos. Mrs Stevens, a summer resident and wife of an East York Collegiate teacher, spoke and was introduced by Miss Stewart. She described moving to the Tebble Bros. farm on the eighth line.
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W.A
Cathcart
Catherine Stewart
Phyllis Jackson
Mary Honey
Milliken
Stevens
Miss Stewart
East York Collegiate
Toronto
Tebble Bros
Missionary Work Among Indians Shared by Stevens Family
A report recalls missionary efforts in Northern Ontario and Manitoba. Mrs. Stevens and daughter Mary Stevens were shown Indian crafts and parkas as education and church work funded by the Church of England. A Bible contest followed with a lunch hosted by local organizers.
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Ontario
Stevens
Pas
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Lake
One Third Of Fishermen Are Classified As Novice
The article notes that about one third of fishermen fall into the novice category but still enjoy the experience. They may not catch many fish, yet they relish being on the water and the beauty of nature, reflecting the spirit valued by the Izaak Walton League.
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