District President Busy Bees Speaker
December meeting of We Busy Bees was held at the home of Mrs Stan Robinson with six members present and Mrs Featherstone acting as hostess. The president spoke on the 441 club and the achievements of the young members. The roll call was answered by a white gig and money was voted for the Salvation Army. Thought for the day by Mr EB Con and Mr Allen led the program with a solo. Tea cups provided an opportunity to become acquainted with the new president Mrs Featherstone. A vote of thanks to the hostess closed the meeting.
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Tre
EB Con
Allen
Featherstone
Pra
Renton WMS elects officers for 1983 at annual meeting
Mrs A Buchanan presided as WMS president at the Renton Aprilary Womens Missionary Se eter meeting held in December. Officers elected included Mr HOW Armstrong as honorary president and Mrs Rod Maessard as past president. New president is Mrs AL Buchanan with a full slate of vice presidents secretaries treasurers and department heads named for 1983.
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Kapselvarch
Wes Hell
Mre
RF Hasan
Bethlehean
Mes KW Smith
How Mather
Willy Mel
Shelteen
Witc
Young Women
Part
Mia al Mainprize
How Armstrong
Mra
Rod Maessard
al Buchanan
FW Smith
Rob Parker
Robena Clark
FJ Massard
Rom. McDonald
C. Hansen
Glad Tidings
Aor Parker
Miss Moore
Mra Wannen
Pearl Kennedy
Joseph Jang
F. Blow
Waldie
Mo F Anderson
Mainprize
A G Blow
John Allison
McKnight
Misalon Rand
Roo O'Hara
H. Price
D. Cook
Explorers
Roh Armstrong
Sinclair Girls’ Department
D. Davidson
June Watkins
Knox
D L Bennie
Moran
British Columbia to develop Hot Springs Cove area into park
The British Columbia government receives control of a natural hot springs area at Hot Springs Cove on Vancouver Island for provincial park development. The move places the site on the west shore of the island under official protection and promotion as a public recreation area.
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OT Springs Victora
British Columbia
Hot Springs Cove
Vancouver Island
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights and Educational Focus
A Rotary club meeting opened with brief business, then education programs discussed. Speakers Amo Shoemaker Acton Rotary and colleagues outlined upcoming community benevolence efforts and youth educational initiatives at the local club. The session emphasized teamwork, service goals, and continued support for students and schools.
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Rotary Club
Amo
Bene Acton Rotary Club
Sheebrwike
Perio
Yule Cheer At Girls School Meeting Highlights
The Woman's Association of the United Church met at the parsonage in Tuestay. President Mrs Hur opened with an ode and prayer. The roll call and devotional period were observed. Contests and decorations were noted, and a Christmas lunch and social followed. Officers for 1958 listed, with committees and helpers named, as members observed a moment of silence for two departed friends.
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United Church
Parenage
Tuestay
Ulan
Mes Witderapin
Mre Wo Ballentine
S Holmes
Wo Sterritt
Wm Ballentine
Legion Auxiliary
Curry
Symon Mey Tannie
Agar
Matthews
Bilton
Ben Veldhuls
Geo. Ingles
Sheford
Cleave
Holme
Currey
Harris
Pickett
Gramme
Ballentine
Veldhuis
Wilderspin
J. Ralston
J. Wilderspin
In Poor Health For Past 20 Years
Mrs. Atwar Bieta Maaittan, in frail health for two decades, passed after a illness while a patient at Guiwrat Hospital. The service was held December 1 in Acton with Currey officiating. Pallbearers included Freeman, Hamilton, and others. burial in Johnson’s Cemetery. Mrs. Hamilton was a former resident of Fremose Towns hy, active in Ston church and Brertiass Women’s Institute.
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Atwar Bieta Maaittan
Corety
Une Dale Duncan
Roberteon
William
MD Yrara
Chueh St Acton
Brames
Mertinga
Acton
United Charset
Bramess
Wallace Hamilton
Jack Hanition
Fred Osker
Lon MacDangel
Curt Swanston
Jin Haoitu
Jin Mnawity
Flower Bearrra
Christmas shopping trials and home mail mixups
A reader shares pre Christmas worries about buying a pedal free kiddie car, roasting a twenty pound turkey in a small pan, and repurposing glass jars. The letter describes recurring newspaper delivery errors, duplicate copies, and a rural mailbox numbering idea to ease the Ottawa area route confusion.
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Hob
Feo
Pocombt
Joy
Oakville
Dave
Toronto
Homemaker
Globe and Mail
Purser
Noila
Hom
Inspector of Postal Services
Ottawa
Gifts Exchanged At W I S Meeting
The Silver Wood Women’s Institute held its regular Christmas party at Mrs T Appleyard’s home. Eighteen members plus visitors and five children attended. Gifts were exchanged, verses recited, and a luncheon served by the host and helpers.
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T Appleyard
H Marchington
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Busy Bees
Acton Dairies
W. Masales
Chan
Aylmer
Wethey
Jae
KRAFT
Grand Union
ROMAR
Carroll's Tea
OUE
Florida
Cape Cod
Rizona
Queen Victoria Cella
Eisen’s
St Nice
Matt Johnstone
A. Buchanan
W.M.S
Sinks
Renee
Abal Plumbing Supplies
Berkeley St
Bob Ridsdale
Bol Ridsdale
Dad
LAD Mill
ST. Acton
Mra Go Ingles
Cade See
Wick
Shottos
Malta
Centennial Manor
Milter
Mix Heatly
Mr. CW Mason
RF A
Mrs. Currey
W.A
Mes. H. Burns
D Drysdale
W. J Wilderpin
E. Hawthorn
E. Hawthorne
D. Lindsay
Robt. R. Hamedlion
Optometrist
ST. George's Square Guelph
Mr. E. P. Head
Ginger Farm
New Specielty
Artes Oy
West Gan Iday
Jay
Christman
London
Metropolitan United Church
W.I. Meeting
Mather
Durantas
Russell Muleler
Ho Marehingter
Gen Burt
Burns
Appleyard
J. Redmond
I. Kacy
Lindauer
K. C. Lindsay
Queedale Florists
Mill St
Yuce
Don S. Bexton
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