W A Members Elect New Officers At Kenezer Church
The annual meeting of the W A of Kenezer elected a slate for 1961 led by president Mrs A Frank and including vice president Mrs M Howard secretary Mrs S Troundale and treasurer Mrs J Henry. A life membership was awarded to Mrs G Robertson. A Christmas film and story followed with preparations noted for White Gift Sunday and a Christmas event on December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Kenezer
K Griffiths
E. Ward
A. Frank
M. Howard
S. Troundale
J. Henry
WMS
H. Blyth
G. Thomas
E. Lard
Mission Band
W. Dunbar
E. Watson
JA. Diamond
Liz Ferguson
S. Trousdale
Missionary Monthly
W. Freeman
W. Early
Griffiths
United Church Women
Organization of
A. Diamond
Mr. Griffiths
Meeting With Prayer
Blyth
Sandra Blyth
Annual Awards For Eramosa 4 H Clubs Recognized
The Eramosa Junior Farmers held a meeting at St John’s Church Parish Hall for their annual 4 H awards night. Ken Jessop led, with Prof Robertson of the O A C as guest speaker on Father and Son Partnership. Ron Storey won top calf club awards and received the Wilbert A Freeman showmanship trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramosa
St. John's Church
Ken Jessop
Robertson
O.A.C
Gordon Leslie
Dave Freure
Wowtee Wee
John Benham
Earl Osborne
Ron Storey
Ken Jessup
Wilbert A. Freeman
Withert A. Freeman
George Leslie
Clifford Allan
Larry Dyer
Brian Lowry
Susan Peart
John = Rutherford
George Storey
Don Carney
Advent and Christmas Services Across Town Churches
A mixed church calendar lists Advent and Christmas services at several acts churches. Activities include Holy Eucharist, choir is midnight Christmas Eve, and family Sunday School sessions. Other denominations in Acton offer morning worships, Sunday School, and Christmastide events with CGIT and youth services.
Air Layering To Help Old House Plants
A horticultural note from Ontario researchers explains air layering to root smaller stalks on erect foliage plants like philodendron rubber plant dracaena and dieffenbachia. The method wraps a wounded stem with root growth mix moss and plastic to form new roots before separating young plantlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Mission Circle Christmas Party at Mrs Gordon’s Home
The Women’s Mission Circle of the Baptist church held a December meeting and Christmas party at Mrs. W Gordon’s Churchill Road home. Mrs. Landsborough opened with a Christmas poem, Joy to the World was sung, and Santa distributed gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs Cohen and others, with thanks offered to Mrs Gordon for hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
L. Bulmer
Elda Freer
Ndt
Cohen
Dunk
Helwig
Pilkington
McCutcheon
Tisley
Mrs. Gordon
Time Out Employer and Employee Dispute Over Whistling
A TIME OUT workplace dispute centers on an employee whistling during work. The employer claims distraction while the employee says they were not working but whistling. No further details given about outcomes or actions.
Get Six Good Weeks Out of Poinsettias
Ontario agricultural specialists advise bright sun and steady temperatures to extend poinsettia life to six weeks after Christmas. Maintain day temps near 70 F and nights 60–65 F, water when soil dries, avoid drafts, and feed biweekly after establishment. If leaves yellow and drop, causes include dry soil and temperature swings. After flowering, rest plants cool, trim back, and resume light, well watered care at 65–70 F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Fragmentary note hints at Christmas season actions
A partial text references Christmas preparations and poinsettias in uncertain terms. It mentions September and flowering, suggesting garden or floral activity but lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to specify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arisutton
Christmas event supports Children’s Aid and bursaries
Donations were allotted to various groups including the Children’s Aid and scholarships. Mrs. Whit led a carols and banjo singalong after Miss Daisy Forster and George Young hosted the Christmas event. The annual newsprint paper output to Canada exceeded $700 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hame
Daisy Forster
George Young
J. Whit
Tieaf
Te Canada
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