Piano Pupils Receive Medals at Trinity College Recital
The annual Teachers' Association recital at Trinity College of Music London awarded medals silver cups and scholarships to top performers from the June and December exams. Dorothy Richardson Scull presented prizes alongside Ade lwide Allen Johnston and Murich Cornish.
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Teachers’ Association
Trinity College of Music
London
England
North York
Willowsite
Ropila
Dorothy
Richardson
Georgetown
Robert Harper
Brin
Phyllis Elworthy Smith
Kathryn Sinclair
Glen Williams
June Swackhamer
Kathleen Swackhamer
Susan
Michele Mumbyr
Julie Smith
Robert McFee
Dorothy Richardson
Adelwide Allen Johnston
Trinity College
Murich Cornish
Credit Valley approves winter works plan for 35 jobs
The Credit Valley Conservation Authority received 45,000 from the Department of Municipal Affairs for a joint federal provincial winter works program. Deputy Treasurer George W. Bentley announced work in Terra Cotta includes forestry, campsite facilities, shelters and a machine shed, plus road work and channel improvements. The project aims to create about 35 jobs this winter and up to 132,000 trees to be planted after spring breakup with more applications for the coming season.
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Department of Municipal Affairs
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
George W. Bentley Sand
Mir
Bentleys
Thority 10
Nassagasweva Wages and Ladies Aid Holiday Gifts Event
The WAGES and Ladies Aid of Nassagasweva organized a holiday gift drive for sick and shut ins. Members held meetings in November and December with changes in leadership, planning to welcome new members and prepare community programs and candlelight demonstrations.
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Nassagasweva Poosbytermin Chiure
Mes Stantes Robinson
Misanes
Treasceen
Finland
Elen Wet Real
Cargill
Aiwt
D. Henaterson
Jessie Dunhie
Cate Ho Youn
Lakeside LODE Pot Luck Benefits Local Work
Lakeside chapter LODE held a pot luck supper at the Legion hall serving casseroles and Christmas baking. Mrs A Ore distributed gifts and prizes for birthdays and Kim's game winner Mrs W L Sproston received a homemade bread prize. Donations approved for local and world work with Christmas hampers planned with Rotarians. Ola Somerville spoke on a Windsor conference. An old gentleman commented that the hotel visit was “a big funeral.”
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Lakeside
Legion Hall
A. Ore
Kim
W.L. Sproston
Resin
Chairman Watson Retires from School Board After 14 Years
The board praised Chairman Watson and Secretary-treasurer Middleton for service. Roof problems at Robert Little and M Bennett schools prompted discussion of repairs and future roof supervision. A downed pine at Robert Little and a second at risk were addressed with removal. Recreation director Casburn offered ice use for PE and a possible school carnival. Alarm system approval was granted for a battery-backed canalayer signal and chimney light. Laboratory equipment purchase for the stone school was rejected as impractical.
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Roy Goodwin
Bannette
Watson
Robert Uirtle
Robert Little Scholt
Arthur Gardiner
Bert Watson
Psn
Seavan
Casburn
Scarborough
Owil-Bhe
School Board Reappoints Jack Reid as Representative
Board approves reappointment of Jack Reid to the high school board. Before adjournment members note a possible year end surplus of about 5000 dollars.
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Jack Reid
Knox Auxiliary Officers Named
The Knox Alert Evening Auxiliary held at Mrs. M. McCullough’s home elected officers for 1964. Honorary president A H McEkenvie. president Miss E Cole. vice-presidents Miss M Hall and Mrs J Davieson. secretary Mrs G Musselle. assistant secretary Mrs R Adams. treasurer Mrs 2 Engus. assistant treasurer Miss L Wiles. pianists Mrs ME Atecullough and Mrs CC Cales. other roles filled by Misses Dodds Young Davidson Faall te Mis ters. A social close included a tea served by Mrs Marshall and committee.
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Knox
A. H. McEkenvie
E. Cole
M. Hall
J. Davieson
G Musselle
R. Adams
Miss Coles
2. Engus
L. Wiles
Mis K Dodds
Carpenters prepare new stage show with shifting acts
George Musselle and Ruth Musselle decline to lead the smash hit production for a second year. The Carpenters plan a different presentation with shifting scenery and separate acts, keeping the four part singing. Rehearsals begin in January with the April staging. Josee Carpenter, an England experienced singer and dancing teacher, staged the 1960 Guelph Gang Show choreography. In England, Nick Carpenter wrote radio scripts and appeared on TV. he will pen the Minstrel Show.
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George Musselle
Todaw
Ruth Musselle
Atten
Carpenters
England
Josee Carpenter
Ick Carpenter
Hell
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Charles Henry
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Credit Winter Works
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Elmer Smith
William Middleton
Louis Bonnette
Robert Little School
Teaks O
Jim Casburn
Arena Ice
Joyce and
Jack Get
Minstrels
Mr. and
Mel
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Lions Club
Beth-El
Nutma Dundas
Andre
Beth-El Christian Reformer
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Ontario
Paul
Nielsen's Clothing
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Tree
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Tablerite
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Pras
California
Delsey Tissue
Ledger
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Simcoe Brand
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