W A of Kenezer Holds Annual Meeting and Officers Installed
The W A of Kenezer met in the Sunday school room for its annual meeting and officer installation for 1961. Mrs A Frank became president with a slate including Mrs M Howard as vice president and Mrs S Trousdale as supply secretary. The meeting featured prayers, a Christmas program, a new life membership for Mrs G Robertson, and plans for White Gift Sunday and a December 22 Christmas entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Kenezer
K Griffiths
E. Ward
A. Frank
M. Howard
S. Trovedale
J. Henry
WMS
H. Blyth
G. Thomas
Vechor
E. Lard
Mission Band
W. Dunbar
E. Watson
A. Diamond
L. Ferguson
S. Trousdale
Missionary Monthly
W. Freeman
W. Early
Griffiths
United Church Women
2. S
Blyth
Sandra Blyth
H. Blyth Ted
Annual Awards Given To Eramosa 4H Clubs
The Eramosa Junior Farmers held an annual awards night at St Johns Church Parish Hall with Ken Jessop presiding. Ron Storey won the calf club trophy and the Wilbert A Freeman showmanship trophy. Alex McNabb, Sandy McPhedran, and Gertie Freeman earned multiple grain and project certificates amid inter club competition recognition.
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Eramosa
St. John’s Church
Ken Jessop
Robertson
OAC
Gorden Leslie
Dave Freure
Wees Wees
Calf Club
John Benham
Earl Osborne
Ron Storey
Wilbert A. Freeman
George Leslie
Clifford Allan
Larry Dyer
Brian Lowry
Susan Peart
John = Rutherford
George Storey
Don Carney
Charles McNabb
South Wellington
Alex McNabb
Sandy McPhedran
Harold McEachern
Garry Ritchie
Erin
Federation of Agriculture
Tractor Club
Bruce Hindley
Doug Rowan
Bob Lowry
Henry Stanley
Gertie Freeman
Bernice Freeman
Kitchener
Wellington County
Mr. Stanley
Alex" McNabb
Advent and holiday services mark December church calendar
The schedule lists Advent and Christmas observances across local churches in Acton. Details cover Holy Eucharist times, Sunday school, morning worship, candlelight services, and choir events on December 1 and 18 1960, plus a midweek Feast of St Thomas on December 21 1980 and Christmas Eve midnight mass.
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St. John’s Church
H. B. Stokreef
John Hatch
London
Lomelin Foot
St Thomas
Vanesistic
Tucegay
Christ Ambas
Air Layering Technique for Old Houseplants
When houseplants outgrow their spaces, air layering offers a propagation method. Notch the stem insert a stick, apply root growth mix, wrap moss, and seal with plastic. Keep moss moist as roots develop then detach new plant and replant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Mission Circle Christmas Party With Santa at Mrs Gordon s Home
The Women s Mission Circle of the Baptist church held its December meeting and Christmas party at Mrs W Gordon s Churchill Road home. President Mrs C Landsborough opened with a Christmas poem and carol. Miss Pilkington read minutes. Miss Elda Fryer gave a devotional on Luke 2. contests were supervised. Santa distributed gifts. refreshments were served. thanks were given to Mrs Gordon for hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Cohen
Helwig
Pilkington
McCutcheon
L. Trisley
Gurdon
Six New Life for Poinsettias Through Winter Care
Ontario agricultural experts offer tips to extend poinsettia life to six weeks after Christmas. Maintain bright light, steady temperatures around 70 F day and 60–65 F night, keep soil evenly moist, feed biweekly with complete fertilizer, and avoid dry soil. If leaves yellow or drop, adjust moisture and temp. For longer storage, rest plant in a cool spot after flowering, trim, repot, and provide light and 65–70 F warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Poinsettia Care Warning Sparks Seasonal Bloom Tips
The note warns against exposing poinsettias to electric light after September to protect their flowering in time for Christmas. It stresses proper timing for dark periods to ensure bloom.
Christmas readings crown annual charity meeting
At the charity gathering Mrs H Mainprize hosted and Miss Daisy Forster with Mrs George Young led Christmas readings. A carols singsong by Mrs J Whit ham fed the banjo followed. The group allocated donations to Children’s Aid bursaries and scholarships amid a Canada newsprint paper value exceeding 700 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Forster
George Young
J. Whitham
Canada
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