Luxton Young People Entertain Parents With Program Friday
Luxton young people hosted a Parents Night event on Friday with a Holy Might opening and games for parents. Winners included Mr Lynch with John Miller for balloon blowing, George Lee for musical chairs, Mr and Mrs Lee for cuchre, Mr and Mrs Gibbins for doobie prize and spot dance, Doreen Greenwood and Kim Ware for twist, and George Barbeau with Mrs Johnston for the lucky draw. A good time was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Mrs Lee
Gibbins
Doreen Greenwood
Kim Ware
George Barbeau
Johnston
Christmas Programs Planned Snow Lights Create Setting
Nassagawesa Presbyterian Church held its annual Christmas luncheon in the church school room with readings from Glad Tidings prepared by Mrs Pratt. The congregation plans another event before Christmas, a candlelight service, and the Sunday school pupils are preparing a program for next week.
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WMS. Pt
Nassagawesa Presbyterian Church
Pratt
Brookville
Nassargaweva Presbyterian Church
CGT
Churchill Ladies Directors Christmas Party at Acton
Churchill women directors and guests gathered at Mix Van Thompson Acton on December 6 for a Christmas program. Mrs Waldic chaired. carols, games by Don Matthews and Mr Matthews, solo by Mrs Maufough, and an amateur program entertained attendees. Gifts exchanged, light supper served, and congratulations to a newborn at Garth General Hospital.
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Acton
Mix van Thompson
Chris Mas
Waldic
Don Matthews
Wo Swackhamer
Lintham
Athen
Momocollough
Wm Thompson
Mr & Matthews
Minh Vic Enery
Beall
Maul Fough
RC Dennis
Tosr
Norman Turret
St Garth Genere
Erin
Hele Sawant Ramer
Stern Possis
Local stores urge shoppers to support home communities
Vague plea emphasizes keeping shopping dollars local to aid community efforts and sustain small businesses. The message argues that supporting local stores benefits residents, workers, and local initiatives while noting prices and availability may vary.
Hatton Manor Folk Enjoy Hangbraks
Mrs SS Allen presided at Hatton Manor Allilan meeting December 5 in the Audvorshaum. A November Tupperware party proceeds funded a social afternoon with Ambar Achar coffee and paper plates ordered for future events. Christmas plans include Santa Claus party on December 20 and January bylaws report to be presented.
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SS Allen
Hatton Manor
Allilan
theAaudvorshaum
Nice AM
Resatenis
Davember
Gtvat
Santa Claus
Vanuars Tns
Che Annea
Mretary
Acton Council Appointments and Community Centre Review
Acton council announces appointments to the board following resignations and discusses Parks and Planning Board votes at next week’s meeting. Emmy Marks fills the vacancy on the committee of adjustment after Lou Bonnette’s resignation, with Wallace Swackhamer and Dinan Joffat named to other councils. Coop er Appraisal Company to review the Community Centre for assessment. Poplar Avenue trees removed to relieve drainage issues. Councillors were hosted at Maver and Mrs John Goy’s home after adjournment.
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Lou Bonnette
Committee of Adjustment
Emmy Marks
Parks Board
Planning Board
Cooper Appraisal Company
Poplar Ave
J. Bert Wood
Maver
John Goy
County NDPs Elect New Exec
The Halton County New Democratic Party held its annual general meeting in Oakville on Thursday night November 29 with over 00 members nominating and electing their executive for the coming year. Patrick Clancy was elected president, Den nis Clark vice president, Sheila Spies secretary, David Law treasurer, Bill Cumpsis organizer, and several at large members. provincial delegate Cart Rouleau and Audrey Gibson were named as Oakville reps. Acton delegates declined.
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Georgetown
Oaksie
Wighaet Heas
Oakville
James Adams
Murray Kernan
Milton
Cart Rouleau
Alter Hate
Audrey Gibson
Oatville
Othe
Ipeasurer
Athurs Tokimember Tha
Queen's Park
New Democratic Party
Insurame
PST
Comemanire
Christmas Dance Night Promises Festive High School Fun
High School activities march toward holidays with a Christmas dance in the works featuring Little Caesar and the Consuls. Events include intra-scholastic volleyball and basketball practice, an Old Boys game, a Friday museum trip, and a decorating effort led by Mr Raga Addison. Students will attend a Christmas dance Thursday with decorations hung around the gym and a junior senior basketball exhibition at Lorne Park.
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David Lidken
Thursdas
Caesar
iPeapte
Beng Sph
Atel Socely
Im Toronte
Rogers
Patterson
Dame Thrusdas
Lorne Park Secondary
Hood
Park Reval Senor
Port Credit
Gode
Port Credit Secondary School
Baptist Women Day of Prayer Observed Worldwide
The Baptist Women Day of Prayer was held at the Baptist Church on a Wednesday in December. The annual event, themed Looking Unto Jesus, featured Mr C Landsborough and Mrs Chapman leading, with participants including Mrs 8S Gammon Mrs G Ralston Mrs Ho Prenler. The meeting closed by Mr Gammon, with prayers provided by Mrs C Butmer.
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Privet
Baptist Church
Jesus
C. Landsborough
Chapman
Gammon
G Ralston
Ho Prenler
Mas C. Butmer
Christmas theft warning from OPP Corp Ray Manon
A public alert warns shoppers to lock their cars during holiday shopping after thefts of gifts. The advisory urges vigilance and securing valuables to prevent opportunistic thieves as the Christmas season begins.
Liberals Rally to Oppose Lash Tories in Halton
Halton Liberals rally against Ontario Conservatives backing Social Credit style money amendments. MPs attack taxation without representation, urge education reform, redistribution of provincial representation, and a campaign clinic for poll workers. Notables include Lester B. Pearson and Ontario leader P Wintermeyer. Jerry Nelson unveils constitution revisions and a regional newspaper plan.
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Mrr
Nixon
Haton
Evecdtive
Ontario Party
Lester Bo Pearson
Ontario
P Wintermeyer
Halton
Jerry Ne
MGNY-DUI Visitors Forum In Week's News
Mixed entries list visitors and family gatherings in Toronto Linden Dumas and Burlington. Mr and Mrs Roy Curie, Margo Tring, FB Melinet, and Mry Ed Davenport appear among locals hosting relatives. The Browns of Chifland Brown and other names are noted with Sunday and weekend visits.
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C. E. Davenport
Frank Gough
Toronto
Indow
Johnnning
RO Dunham
Mixs
May Brooks
Linden
Sandford Taylor
Po Shaver
Dumas
Roy Curie
Margo Tring
FB Melinet
Mirand
Ed Davenport
Mendistro
Mix Claeme Brown
Burlington
Mes Chitford
Brown
Lain Forum
Bel St
Chifland Brown
Munday Mughy
Speed of Blood and Canadian Migration Estimations
Blood travels from the heart through the body and returns in about 60 seconds. The text mentions emigration from Canada with estimates suggesting migration exceeded immigration by about 12 percent.
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Canada
The first wandup of the British navy was the Great Harry
The early royal fleet began with the ship Great Harry built in the Tudor era. Her launch marked the inception of England’s naval backbone and set precedents for ship design, crew structure, and maritime power projection in subsequent centuries.
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Ponta
Pete Masson Motors Ltd
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