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presbyter- ian manse norval on hay 14th he succeeds rev w edgar gill wbo is leaving the norval commu nity and taking up pastoral duties at putnam near ingersou at the end of june a word of apprecia tion to him was spoken by rev j k maxwell at the meeting the president rev g l royal welcomed the rev john rsthbone to the fellowship of the associa tion he is the newlyappointed anglican rector of st albans glen williams the mw topic of discuslson was about vacation bi ble schools in the various com munities represented in the minis terial it was decided that a simi lar school to 1657 would be con vened in norval this summer and the hope was expressed that schools would also take hold in george town glen williams union and hornby as the final meeting of the term the ministers decided to hold a dinner of june 18th in george town those in attendance were rev g l royal president rev w e gill secretary treasurer rev j e maxwell rev kenneth richardson rev john rathbonc rev e v warren and mr alan neelon gnat dertroyen if you feed poultry or live stock yolljutslychrjamil are invited to attend the grand opening off the new purina mill whitby ont saturday may 31 official opening by hon leslie frost premier of ontario csl free parking from 9am mill tours from 10 a m lunch from 1 1 to 12 stomp s aaan eaks honoured for smday school work a cousin of mrs w a mcclure 1 of r- r 4 georgetown adam ec cles of gait was honoured for half i a century of service in the sunday school on sunday may 4th at the eleven o clock service at first un ited church gait on entering the church after his sunday school duties bend op to the front pew and there much to his sur prise he was seated along with his family his sons their wives and his grandchildren two of his eons and their families bad come from out of town for the occasion during the service james wmtelaw was called on to present mr ecdes with a certificate and scroll on behalf of the session and congregation of first united church the scroll was beautiful ly written in old english letter sing and contained the following words to honour mr adam eccles on his completion of fif ty years in sunday school work we the session and congregaj uon of fust united church gait assembled within the sanctuary on this sabbath morning the fourth day of may 1938 wish to put on record our sincere and lov ing appreciation of the loyal faithful and devoted service ren dered by mr adam eccles to the spiritual life of the youth of this church and of our fair city of gait mr eccles is completing his fiftieth year of service in the sunday school vineyard of the master in the past halfcentury ibe has excelled as a teacher of boys classes and for many years now has been the inspinngly effi dent and beloved general super intendent of our sunday school we are very happy indeed and grateful to the heavenly fa ther that this good man has been used of god to influence many boys and girls of our church and of our city to love and follow the paths of righteousness as reveal ed in the teaching of our lord and to cherish those things that are true and beautiful and good our prayer is that be may long be spared in health and strength to continue the work of the kingdom mr eccles graciously received the scroll and told the contfrtsa uon that fifty years ago he had started to teach a class of ten five year old boys and had con tinued in sunday school work since that time for the past number of years he has served in the capacity of general super intendent dr faichneys sermon was en tiled rabbi teacher pointing out the quali that minnie karl grand ow opry ravotfta ond one of m furaiiott hank snow stage tcrean and radio wmt mucc smith mc of lilt cmc morning how toost ond jamboree top entwtainnmntl fro chicken barbccu tour on of canadas most modern mills study poultry stock equipment building exhibits admission by ticket only tzzt halton cooperative supplies make up a teacher nepald in bute to mr eccles very fine ser vice in that capacity on tuesday evening mr ec cles was the guest of honour at a dinner arranged by the sun day school teachers and officers the tables were beautiful with their white cloths and spring flow crs a lovely cake was the centre of attraction at the bead table the cake was decorated with an open bible wiih a suitable scripture verse inscribed on the gilt edged pages at the back of the bible was a gilt coloured so and light green and yellow flowers decor ated the rest of the cake at the bottom of the cake were these words well done good and faith ful servant lcn mcquay presented mr ec cles with a gift of two volumes of the interpreters bible and in his remarks he stated that as well as serving so faithfully in the sunday school mr heck- deser vod a great deal of credit for the very fine christian way ho had brought up his family miss pat licia mclcilan sunday school pu pil presented mrs eccles with a bouquet of beautiful flowers mr eccles gave a resume of his work in the sunday school in the past half century and then dr falchney spoke for a few minutes stressing his appreciation for the service mr eccles has gi ven guest artist for the evening was tom rough who entertained the roup with selections on his accor dion by elmer wright between 1818 and 1830 the credit area experienced much activity bt settlement some well known families moved into the 0a between dundas street audi i the bdee immigrants for the most pert moved into the new survey which commenced at the base line approximately miles north of dundas street the grahams jos eph carter daniel harris and andrew cook took up land in the credit valley andrew bought part of the hold jugs of harris and harrieviue be came cooksvule inns multiplied along dundas street new indus tries grew up stores sawmills tanneries and a distillery in 1820 the mlssissaugas sur rendered all hut about 300 acres of their reserve to be sold by the crown partly to defray the cost of roads so the indians finally even lost this property the white man gaining the land and keeping the money too thomas racey purchased large tracts but times were bad and he was not able to retain his hold ings those tracts are today known as racey tract one newcomer a retired army officer took his reward for service in land grants and on a block of land west of the credit and south of dundas street general adam son also appeared on the scene and was partly instrumental in es tablishing an anglican church st peters church at spring field where mcgrath was appoin ted rector for toronto township about this time peter jones the son of agustus jones and tuhben ahecquay daughter of wahbano- say a chief of the mississauga tribe of the ojibway nation came to the credit to work among the indians there the indians lived in bark wigwams egerton ryerson arrived hi sep tember ja26 ryerson quickly learned the ojibway language to be able to preach to the indians and planned the construction of a chapel the indian village was lo cated on the high ground south of the credit and not on the 200 acre reserve on the flats which was subject to flooding the site was just beyond the point where the mississauga road bends to the south west near the mississauga golf club much of the success of the mission was due to the efforts of peter jones who be came then first indian minister the thirties and forties were fatal years for the mlssissaugas even the mildest contagious dis eases became epidemics and small pox ravaged the settlement they could not adapt themselves to the ways of the white man and the lords of the credit valley were permitted to depart to the grand or the munsey or to other missions today the superior race has suc ceeded m removing the mississau gas from the valley which was their ancestral home just as the passenger pigeon come nqmoxe4 make your own patio reliance flagstone to the credit with the constantly increased pollution future gener ations will be able to add that the salmon followed the passenger pigeon into extinction and turn because of our selfish was will be followed by the pheasant the robin and the owl some of the greatest scourges of nature are flood famine fin locusts and the white man ash grove 45 jbubm street ocot dealer nearest yew min0 l smillwork may combine two church ladies croups mrs c b dick was h stev her norm fur th li meeting on the afternoon of ma the thir i teenth with fourteen members and five iimiorn prpsnt president mrs thomas market t opened wiih the hjmn the lor of the spring how sweil roll call vas an swered with a irse about john secretarj mrs lajton wilson read the minutes of the march m et ing treasurer mrs hector bird reported on the monej raised si far this year mrs vera picket re ported on supply work ik vol ion al was taken by mrs wilfrid bird after which mrs c brow outlined some interesting facts concerning the combining of the wms and the wa which may take place in the future prayer for our chosen mis sionary rev hilda johnson b a of lndore india was taken by mrs f 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