Waddingtons and Toronto Visitors Spent Weekend in Cowanville
Mr and Mrs Waddington of Toronto and family visited their summer home in Cowanville over the weekend. Also in Cowanville were Mr and Mrs Garbutt and Jack from Toronto, and Miss Barker who visited friends in Toronto before heading to North Bay for a summer course. Clarke W A Anniversary services and an ice cream supper are planned next week. Ellen Ramsbottom of Newcastle with her aunt J J Stringer visited Sunday. Recent visitors to the Wm Fox household included Mr and Mrs Ball and daughter, Mr and Mrs Cotterell and daughter, Mr and Mrs Caulfield and friend, all of Toronto. Rutherford family from Kirby visited with Mr and Mrs Hollingsworth on Sunday.
Wesleyville Sunday School and Community Activities Report
Wesleyville reports 10 30 Sunday School with good turnout led by superintendent George Tufford in Harold Best's absence. Dr Oke spoke on The True Meaning of our Communion Service. A Friday shower honored Mr and Mrs Trevor Miles at J Dickersons. Ruth Payne spoke. Carol Thierndyke's fifth birthday celebrated by seventeen neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tufford
Harold Best
Oke Tailking
Trevor Miles
J. Dickerson
Ruth Payne
Helen
Trevor
Carol Thierndyke
Carol
Muriel Austin
Marian Pierson
Io High
Edgar Barrowclough
Sebright
Young People’s Union
Port Britain
Wesleyville
Helene Barrowclough
Lakeport
Harold Austin
Archie Ford
Douglas Barnet
Fergus
Howard Payne
Lake Shore Road
Hillside
Gerrie Bowden
Port Hope
Kendal W. A. Meeting Notes and Local Visits
The W A meeting convened in the Sunday School room on Wednesday night June 28 with Mrs. Roy Mercer presiding. A $50 church donation was approved. Mrs. Garland Cathcart spoke on The Lord is my Shepherd citing Psalm 23 and the shepherd’s care. August set for quilt quittings after a busy July. The Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. Visits noted: Mr. and Mrs. R Geach and family to Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. Byers and Marion of Toronto staying at the summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Roy Mercer
Garland Cathcart
Community greetings and weekend visits in Kendal area
The town's social page lists Harold Byers with the Glasses in Port Hope and Spence Gordon visiting Suttelice in Leskard. Others include Aylward Little with his mother N Little, and multiple couples visiting relatives in Orono, Whitby, Oshawa, Toronto, and London. A W I convener plans a picnic at Orono Park on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Byers
Port Hope
Lloyd Glass
Spence Gordon
Whitby
Jim Gordon
Oshawa
Earl Burley
Gordon Martinell
Kenny
Shirley Laingstaffe
Roseneath
C. Stevens
Evelyn Stevens
Friend
Toronto
Weston
Lindsay
al Stevens
E. J. Williamson
Enid
Edmund
London
S. Lear
Wm. Robinson
W. Robinson
B. Robinson
Mary Robinson
Orono
Percy Thompson
North Bay
Eddie Couroux
Geo. Smith
Lockhart Scheel Report Names by Grade and Honors
Lockhart and Clarke list students by grade with honours and commendations. Grades 9 through 1 include names such as Cl arke in alphabetical order and hon ours for several pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claramae Fisk
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Harry E. Lycett
ONT
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Betty Gibson
Jean Ritchie
Ruth Ritchie
Muriel Gibson
Eleanor Osborne
Allan Hancock
Peter Laing
June Ritchie
Marie Bottrell
Fred Fisk
Margaret Martin
Harle Merlin
Sandy Ritchie
Betty Ann Branch
Helen Hancock
Marie Kent
Archie Martin
Doris Laing
Marion McReelis
Patsy Reid
Douglas Costigan
Gerald Gibson
Walter Gibson
David McReelis
James Osborne
Ethel Lycett
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