Limehouse Institute Annual Meeting Report Highlights
The Limehouse Women's Institute held its annual meeting on April 7 at Memorial Hall with a pot luck luncheon. President Mrs Ted Brown presented the year’s report noting 10 meetings, courses for local girls, fundraising events, and community hall upkeep. New officers for 1960 61 include President Mrs Frank Brown and Secretary Mrs Ted Brown.
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Limehouse Women's Institute
Institute Oole
Mary Stewart
Ted B
Ted B Minutes and Save the Final Report For the Year and Comvener
W.E
Cubs
Scouts and Guides
Frank Brown
To Roughley Ss
Ted Brown
Ralph Turner
Brown
Noble Penne Jas. Noble
S. Kirkpatr
S. Kirkpatrick
Easter Holiday Office Closures
The newspaper offices will be closed Friday and Saturday for the Easter holiday observance.
Easter Services and Calendar Across Churches
The April 1960 church calendar lists services at Alban Church St. The Martyr Anglican Parish and Presbyterian Church Acton Knox, with Maundy Thursday and Good Friday observances. Easter Sunday morning worships and choral Eucharists are noted, plus sunrise service and water baptism at designated times. Rev H J Underhill of Toronto is the guest speaker at morning and evening services.
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HJ Underhill
Toronto
North Halton Rural Music Festival winners named
Moffat first with four firsts, two seconds and a third lead the Nassagaweya Esquesing festival finals at Acton Robert Little Public School. Hornby Kelso and Pinegrove also earned multiple top prizes in a day long event with Dublin Blue Mountain and other rural schools participating. Adjudicator GL Bender awarded medals cups shields and plaques reflecting strong performances across solos choirs and duets.
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Nassagaweya O
Moffat
Hornby
Nass
Kelso
Pinegrove
North Holton
Cirse
Esquesing
Nassagaweya
Robert Little Public School
Acton
Thie Hornby
Dublin
Blue Mountain
Limehouse
Bamackburn
Quatre Brax
Ligny
Milton Heights
Dufferin
Brookville
S&s
Nassagaweyn
Bender
Kichener
Ito
Chat Competitons
Mary Kidney
Learmont
Woodhouse
N. Arawweya
David Swindlehurst
Mountain
Ricky Jarvis
Brian Phillips
Bannockburn
John Crate
Sarame
Angel
Brook
Liony
Mes
Vein Archer
North Mallon
Sola
John Sanderson
Bete Robertson
John McGee
John McDonald
Malcolm Johnson
Peter French
Quatre Bras
He Learmant
Bank of Commerce
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Faye O'Neill
Sylvia Howe
Robertson
Moffar
Donan Kingdon
Linda Wilson
Mabon
Marilyn Wilson
Donna Rennich
Annie Dullesia
Dianne Bonus
Karen Dredge
Caral Lawson
Meather Bisker
Betty Baker
Paysematic Alcomedary
RO Bomhard
Wis
St John Ambulance Corps
BetheMaye Rove
Wallage
Gorden
Mildred’ Helerson
Marie Hargrave
Priest's Nephew Visits Acton After India Mission
Rev. Father Vincent Morgan SG, nephew of St Joseph's pastor in Acton, returned from 12 and a half years as a missionary priest in Darjeeling and Kurswon near Nepal. He offered the first Mass at St Joseph's and spoke to vocations while detailing his global itinerary from Inda to Karachi Cairo Rome London to New York.
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India
Vincent Morgan SG
St Joseph's
Acton
St. Joseph's
Morgan
Darjeeling
Kurswong
Nepal
Tibet
London
England
New York City
States
Canada
Ebenezer Women Plan Future Projects at W A Meeting
Ebenezer women gather at the Ward home with over 20 members for devotions led by Mrs Blyth and a film shown by Mervin Thomson. Mrs Diamond presides as the era includes a concert, humorous reading, and closing prayers before a social hour. A separate note records the Young People group meeting March 27 with 33 in attendance and full organization.
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W.A
Ebenezer WA
Jura
Blyth
Mahon
Murray Hayward
Bib Ched
Manor Residents Enjoy Band Concerts by Two Fine Ensembles
Halton Manor residents were entertained by two sets of band concerts. A 13-piece Burlington Concert Band opened with Onward and closed with Ticunderoga, featuring sacred works and novelty pieces. A second Oakville Band performance highlighted Scottish and Irish selections, medleys, and nostalgic tunes for Senior Citizens.
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Pen and Brandsawomen
Burlington
Lee J. Smith
Feanvert
Elgin G. Corlett
Land of the Mrock
Walia
Spring Trees Available Now for Spring Planting
Announcement promotes planting trees this spring with advice from the Department of Lands and Forests and allies. Scotch pine costs 14 dollars per thousand and fog catcher forest seed 10 dollars per thousand. regional authorities offer free planting assistance to windbreaks and river valley projects.
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Department of Lands and Forests
Tarsi
Grand Valley Conservation Authority
Price Goes Up Banks Gather American Coins
Local residents grumbled as banks announced high exchange rates for U S coins and shops charged extra for vending and payphones. American coppers were accepted at par while other currencies faced new costs across stores and offices.
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Allie
Athie Cluthes
Bubks
Tran
Billy Sill
Petition County Seeks Open Deer Season Action
The Hallon Sportsmen's Association will again petition Malton County Council to hold an open deer season this fall at Rattlebrook Point. The meeting also awarded a hunting trophy to Jobe Beauthead and discussed gun safety courses and the upcoming tarp and beget event at Horn this Saturday.
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Hallon
Malton County Council
Rattlesoake Point
Percy Hall
Rahersen
Coulson
Jobe
Beauthead
Ulassemled
Hespeter
Lundy and Forests
Ronald Coulsen
Bam
Nikey
Horn
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Cliffford Hunter
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Acton Free Press
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Delicatessen
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