Personal Notes From Acton Milton Santa Parades And University Drama
Local notes describe Santa parades in Georgetown and Milton with Acton citizens bands. Fred Burringer’s regime at Queen’s University Drama Guild starts strong with Ducrénat’s The Nose, replacing former Stratford associate director. Georgetown curlers hosted an event, and Acton hosts a Christmas gathering with community figures and a shopping-tie dinner observation.
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Georgetown
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Acton Citizens
Fred Burringer
Drama Guild
Queen's University
Ducrenatt
Mr. Euringer
W. A Agans
Stratford
Education Th Norkus of Polltutaon
Rotarians at their road meeting presented a settee stall and praised the visitor Bor for his speech. The event highlighted community engagement and local education efforts.
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Former Missionary Translates Scriptures Praise and Prayer
A former missionary named Cissanmten thanks supporters and asks people to pray for his work translating and distributing the Scoptunes scriptures. The note urges faithful readers to spread the Bible’s message and seek communal prayer for his ongoing efforts.
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Christmas week notes and warnings in Acton
Local column reports on Christmas events including a school art show and Bible readings on December 18, dry Swamp conditions worry farmers, and upcoming church services. It notes voter ballot errors, urged early mailings, and caution to lock cars during shopping. Community headlines cover hockey drama, new calendars, and local merchants aiming to meet holiday demand.
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Acton
St Alban Guild Elects New Officers For Year
At a Wednesday meeting of St Alban's Guild Mrs Gordon Currie was re elected president for a second year Vice president is Mrs Hugh Wilkinson treasurer Mr Walter Dubois secretary Mrs Clayton Lindsay correspondence Mrs Clinton Taylor reportee Mrs Thomas Lynch kitchen conveners Mrs Cecil Nelles and Millie Bowles flower and gift Mrs Cecil Nelles The group planned weddings for the year and a turkey dinner for Young People's members instead of a Christmas party a pot luck supper followed later lunch was served by the group and guests toured church interiors in Detroit and Chicago
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St. Alban's Guild
Gordon Currie
Hugh Wilkinson
Walter Dubois
Clayton Lindsay
Clinton Taylor
Thomas Lynch
Cecil Nelles
Millie Bowles
Harold Denny
Detroit Roo
Chicago
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Aharge
Life Membership Pins Presented to Mrs Lambert
Members of the Quill ers group held a special meeting at Mrs Lambert’s home last Tuesday to present life membership pins. About 40 attendees participated in the event with Mrs Nelson Dambert presiding and Gallup leaders among the attendees.
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Nelson Dambert
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Mis Anthonys Lromsteh
Maes
Wikderspin
Returned Legion Ladies Elect Officers at December Meeting
Mrs C Shultis was reelected president of the Acton Legion auxiliary at their December gathering. Max Storey conducted officer elections. D Rogers elected first vice president, J Higgins named second vice president, F rats treasurer, A Ford secretary. Christmas gift cheques approved for veterans and widows. funds allocated to the men’s and Salvation Army. letter of thanks and a gift to the Legion planned.
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C. Shultis
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Max Storey
Aunilia Wan Mra. C. Shultts
D. Rogers
J. Higgins
F.rats Jr
Taurer
Alewnial Arma
A. Ford
OG. James
Daughters of Knox Hold December Meeting At Mrs Price Home
Daughters of Knox gathered at Mrs. H Price residence for a December meeting. A turkey dinner and gift exchange followed, with Mrs W Spielvogel welcoming Miss McConnell and announcing 1964 officers including Past-president Mrs W Spielvogel and President Mr H Coles. The group held Lights of Christmas, hymn 169, and shared games and gift exchanges among members.
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Daughters of Knox
H. Price
WR Cred Deere
Mers W. Spielvogel
Miss McConnell
W. Spielvogel
H. Coles
Bb. Moore
Wo Toth
J. Pink
H. Holmes
K. A. Hansen
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Helen Holmes
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Christ Church plans Valentine social with dinner and music
A church group invites attendees to a February 14 Valentine social with a Christy dinner and entertainment. Synatt oversees the program while Marlee and others attend, promising a festive evening with music and laughter.
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Weathered Notice with Incomplete Details
Fragmentary OCR notes mention events around December and January with guests Ceargetinn. details are unreadable and unclear. No concrete actions, locations, or institutions are identifiable.
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