Hairpieces and spring fashions at Elizabeth-Lo salon
A crowd of over 80 gathered Monday evening at Elizabeth-Lo beauty salon basement for a wig demonstration and fashion show. Shop owner Miss Burna White and her mother hosted the program with Jim Pardon from Hamilton assisting. Local models Adele Cleland Terese Matzo Rev. Demus Mia Tom Perkins Pat Wheeler and Ade Thomson showcased hairpieces. Pat Wheeler of Churchill Road won the wiglet in a lucky-draw. Prizes included three shampoo and set winners Mrs Priest Mia Thomas Lazenby and Mrs Willard Halladay. Joyce Carpenter for Joy Fashions presented spring styles worn by Alice Hatfield Bryce Kressler Trudy Garden Mary Fran Marcoux Marianne Coles. Coffee and treats followed as guests discussed the displays.
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Elizabeth-Lo
Burna White
Jim Pardon
Hamilton
Kays ‘Beauty Sales
a@nhalr
Joanne
Adele Cle~land
Terese Matzo
Rév.Demus
Mia
Tom Perkins
Pat Wheeler
Aade Thomson
Churchill
Priest
Thomas Lazenby
Willard Halladay
Joyce Carpenter
Total
Alice Hatfield
Bryce Kressler
Trudy Garden
Mary Fran Marcoux
Marianne Coles
Ann Thomson
Weekend Visits Across Port Colborne and Toronto
Shree Press My and Mrs Fred Anderson spent the weekend with friends in Port Colborne. Mrs Charles Holler returned from a holiday in Spain Portugal and North Africa. Mrs Ed Smith a former Bower Ave resident is a patient in Quakville Trafalgar Hospital. My and Mrs Ewart Leyland of Toronto formerly of Acton were visiting. Grade 12 home economics and shop classes go to the home show in Toronto today. Quite a few from Acton attended the show over the weekend. Friends of Mrs Bertha Lantz are sorry she fell and is bedridden in Martin House at Halton Centennial Manor. She is progressing slowly. Mrs Leo Marchmant recently returned home from St Joseph's Hospital and is feeling better after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Bower Ave
Quakville-Trafalgar Hospital
Toronto
Acton
Bertha Lantz
Martin House
Halton Centennial Manor
Leo Marchmant
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Workshop and church events feature in Acton and Oakville
Mrs Oress Creamer is a patient in Guelph General Hospital. The Norval Palette and Penel Art Club hosted a workshop sponsored by the Central Ontario Art Association with Frank Black instructing. Attendees from Acton included Mrs Dittrich Mrs Fred New and Miss Mary Jane New. A reception at Trinity United Church followed for youths and adults to be confirmed the next morning. Elders and families joined the pleasant occasion. High school leaders attended grade 13 workshops last weekend and this week with sessions on various subjects at different schools and a general meeting in Oakville last Saturday.
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Norval Palette and Penel Art Club
Central Ontario Art Association
Frank Black
Dittrich
Fred New
Mary Jane New
Acton
Trinity United Church
Oakville
Trinity United Church welcomes 23 new members this Sunday
In a notable service 14 youths and adults joined by profession of faith at Trinity United Church. New members include adults Wilda McArthur Allen William Herbert McArthur Dorothy Mae Roach and Alfred Leo Roach and youths Robert Bit torf John Irwin Thelma Kirke wood Linde Lou Moon Julie Smith Shaila Collett Linda Kirke wood Linda Perry James Mec Keown Evelyne van den Brink. Transfers by profession next Sunday include Mr and Mrs Douglas Baetkin and Lloyd Ernst. Earlier at sister church Churchill six were confirmed William Buchanan Erica Strokev Kathy leen Swackhamer Raymond Denny Joe Swackhamer and Raeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Church
Wilda McArthur
Allen William Herbert McArthur
Dorothy Mae Roach
Alfred Leo Roach
Robert Bittorf
John Irwin
Thelma Kirkewood
Linde Lou Moon
Julie Smith
Shaila Collett
Linda Kirkewood
Linda Perry
James Mec-Keown
Evelyne van den Brink
Douglas Baetkin
Lloyd Ernst
Churchill
William Buchanan
Erica Strokev
Kathyleen Swackhamer
Raymond Denny
Joe Swackhamer
Raeve
Brampton Presbyterial Meets in Knox Church Acton
Faith of our Future was the theme of the Brampton Presbyterial meeting held March 27 in Knox Presbyterian Church Acton. Mrs. A L Coxhead opened the session urging cooperation for a productive year. Reports from secretaries highlighted rising membership and planned clothing drives for Shoal Lake. A fall workshop for girls’ work was arranged, with April meeting set for Brampton.
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Brampton
Knox Church
Acton
Biemonthly
Mary Graham
E. Masters
Roswall
Anderson
W.M. S
Knox Church Acton
McBurney
Tweadsmuir W.M.S. Orangeville
MecNeilly
Orangeville
Weylie
Grand Walley
Brown
Erin
Hendry
Port Credit
Coxhead
Tweedsmuir Presbyterian Church
Sandals
Knox, Acton
R. M. Mac Donald
Fred Anderson
Mothers discuss money for trip plans
On Tuesday March 26 the Scout and Guide mothers held their monthly meeting with 26 present. They invited all mothers to attend the regular meetings the last Tuesday of each month at 8 30 PM in the Scout Hall. Cubleader Mrs Dorothy Jordan led a discussion on fundraising for a Cubs trip. A big sale is planned for April 20 with a 22 doll draw. Guest speaker Mrs Forbes impressed Brownies and Guides with her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout and Guide
Dorothy Jordan
Forbes
Lakeside LO.D.E. 50th Anniversary Dinner Held
About 125 guests are expected for the Lakeside chapter LO.D.E. 50th anniversary dinner at Knox Presbyterian Church. Provincial president Mrs. W. R. Morrison and Echoes secretary Mrs. G. Anderson will attend, with charter members Mrs. Perry Watson, Mrs. Harvey Walters, Mrs. James Adamson, and Mrs. Daniel Taylor present, along with former members and Duke of Cavonshire chapter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Lo.d.e
Knox Presbyterian Church
W. R. Morrison
G. Anderson
Perry Watson
Harvey Walters
James Adamson
Daniel Taylor
Duke of Cavonshire
Mission Circle Thankoffering Speakers At Eastwood Centre
Miss Karen Tucker, a former Eastwood Centre worker now training for fulltime service, spoke at the Baptist Mission Circle Thankoffering. She presented slides of church, youth groups, and aid programs while sharing themes of love and support for children from troubled homes.
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Children’s Worker Speaks
Mission Circle
Karen Tucker
Eastwood Centre
Baptist Mission Circle
Tucker
Indian women showcase sari styles and library charity talk
Mrs Grace Reed hosted a Devon Ahira chapter meeting of the 1.0.C.E. in April. Mrs E Stokes, regent, led a brief session and announced a Treasure Mart set for May. Mrs Holmes reported a near completion fundraising balance for Eskime children and urged donations. Mrs Sandhu from India, librarian at the University of Guelph, spoke on birth control and remote schools, demonstrated sari draping, while Mrs Beatty received a chapter gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Grace’ Reed
Guelph
Devonahira
C.E
Thule
Tuyaday
E. Stdkes
Holmes
Servicen-Ai
Eskime
Ren
Ubraries
Young
Sandhu
India
University of Guelph
Knox Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Plans Manse Improvements
Mrs. William McIntyre presided at the March Knox Presbyterian Ladies' Aid meeting. The group arranged for a Golden Wedding catering and Lakeside Chapter IODE anniversary dinner, discussed a two-piece washroom for the manse, and approved buying two serving carts. Worship closed the session with Isaiah 61 and prayers.
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William McIntyre
Knox Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Lakeside
McLeod
McIntyre
John Wilson
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Charles Holler
Spain
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Ieee
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Dills Stationery Store
Caroline
Caroline's Flower & Garden
Highway 7
South Side
U.F.C. Flower Service
Modelung
Barry Cleland
Teresa Marzo
Cleland
Miss Marzo
Miss Wheeler
Women
Tage
Acton Free Press
Synodical
Adair
Erindale
Shoal Lake
Ager
Eastwood
Mises Tucker
Janice Harris
Spoaker
Gammon
Mary Landsborough
Frances Feltham
Jessie Coles
UW Jeans
Holmés
Adele
W.ms
Chamber OF Commerce
Tobruk
Rock Hudson
South Pole
Sun
Michael Caine
Jane Fonda
the Bible
Peter O'Toole
George C. Scott
Monique
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