Nassagaweya council appoints district board members for 1960
Nassagaweya council finalized appointments to Acton and Milton high school district boards. Duncan Moffit will join Acton, Lennard Andrews will replace Carbett on Milton. Other business created conservation authority appointments and year-end financial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
Lnassagaweya Council
Tomeu
Acton and Milton
Stanley Norrish
Ross Carberi
Acton
Normiah
Duncan Moffit
Lennard Andrews
Campbellville
Carbett
Milton
Inspiring Christmas Program At Ebenezer WMS Auxiliaries
Ebenezer WMS and WA auxiliaries held their annual meeting at the church with K Griffiths presiding. Officers elected included President A Diamond and Vice President Mo Thomson, with a program led by K Griffiths titled Born to be Ring Christmas loved us so much that he felt everyone's pain. Christmas carols closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
W.M.S
W.A
K. Griffiths
Presdent
A Diamond
Mo Thomson
W. Freeman
John Henry
Earl Ward
FE Miller
E. Watson
Flower
A Frank
FE. Ward
W. Early
Mes W Darby
G. Robertson
Thomson
S. Trousdale
P. Ritehing
HARE
Ho Pree
M A Frank
HO Blythe
al Diamond
Gi Thomas
WMS
Mo Moffat
Go Thomas
K Griffiths
Ring Chrett
Matt
Calvary
Missionaries of the Cross
New Officers Named at St. Albans Woman's Auxiliary
St Albans Woman's Auxiliary elected Mrs G Fountain as president at the December 100 meeting in Luxton Memorial Hall. New officers include vice president Mrs F Kingsmill and treasurer Mrs W Denny. Education secretary post opened with Mrs Co Winn. reports praised by outgoing president Mrs Nellis and the Christmas bazaar noted as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban
W.A
G. Fountain
St. Albans
W Denny
Dorcas
B Bayliss
F Kingsmill
Bo Bayliss
Ian Somat
S. Snow
O Wns
Co Winn Mex
Nellis
Denny
Creasey
Little Helpers
St Alban's Church
WMS Meeting At Limehouse Home Sees Officers Reappointed
The WMS gathered at Mrs. A. W. Renton with 17 members. Mrs Nutma spoke encouragement, readings and carols preceded a candidating reappointment of 1960 officers led by President W. Mitchell. Lunch followed. congratulations paid to newlyweds Hert and Kirkpatrick. Communion and Christmas services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Ifarold Hert
Cee
Dorothy Kirk- Patrick
Port
Credit
Supper and Christmas Visit at Presbyterian Church
The Friday evening church supper and concert ended with Santa Claus visiting the congregation. D MacDougall chaired. gifts were given to retiring officers Mrs Birtehy and Mrs Wright spoke for the group. A Merry Christmas salutation followed as attendees headed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Santa Clau
D. MacDougall
Birteh
R Wright
Birtehy
Accident on new Highway 409 injures no one
No. 1 for 401 District OPP investigated the first accident on the new Highway 409 at 845 am Tuesday. The CSR stretch had been open 21 days 15 hours. John A. Clyde of Willowdale drove west hit ice skidded 100 feet rolled in north ditch causing $200 roof and tender damage. Driver unhurt. Regular mail deliveries continued despite Yuletide rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csr
Roux
John A. Clyde
Willowdale
Mrs E Smith New President Of Ys Menettes
Mrs J Bothwell hosted a Y’s Menette gathering on Tuesday with Christmas decorations and candlelight storytelling. Officers were announced including Mrs WD E Smith as president and Mrs G McKenzie and Mrs Lidken in key roles, followed by gifts and a festive lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Smith
Y’s Menettes
J. Bothwell
Bo Tidken
GW McKenzie
Chresty
Lidken
Shire of Officers
WD. E Smith
Co Valdson
Brox Trea
G Punchens
Eo Lidken
W. Dibute
Armen
G. W. McKenn
Rognvaldsen
Thei
McK
Bothwell
Gates At Rear Of Hinton Property Cause Parks Board Debate
Ratepayers attend a Parks Board meeting amid dispute over rear gates at the Hinton property. Some speakers insist gates aid safety and emergency access, while others argue doors create costs. Board considers installing a wire fence and charging residents for gate access, with five of eight nearby properties involved.
Park Board Adopts Fence Plan and Resignations
The board discussed adjoining the Hinton property with a fence to the present line and promised notice of a future meeting to finalize the fence. They approved notifying Acton town for labor costs of 274 dollars and considered an itemized account. G V Barbeau noted a motion restricting park gates to only the main gates. A resignation letter from Mr Barbent TM Whe was read due to election to municipal council. Mayor Cook thanked members and wished a Merry Christmas. Kilby and A Johnson were recommended for a three year board term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
Acton
G. V. Barbeau
Barbent
Parks Board
Parker
Cook
Christos
Kilby and
A. Johnson
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Raft
Brenda Fryer
Terry Dowding
Wendy Masters
Anne Watson
Frances Higgins
Caroline Jerome
Sheila Jeffries
Anne Marie Quinn
Patricia Las
Susan Allan
Zenith Armstrong
G. Hargrave
G. Adams
C. Pope
Sorgece
Charles Thomson
Grand Valley Authority
John Robertson
12 Mile Authority
Archie Service
16 Mile Authority
Ross Elliott
Halton
Yne ix
Comen
John A. Milne
Ebenezer W.A., W.ms
G. Thomas
Crodie Bell
L. Ferguson
Missionary Monthly
W. Far
M. Anderson
Holmes
Limehouse
Boughley
Culp Rand
Sanford
Mesdames
Benton
B. Benton
Swethurst
Kirkpatrick
Patterson, Mills and Noble
W. Mitchell
J Roughtey
A. W.benton
A. C. Patterson
Smethurst
A. W Norton
Girby
Mitchell
M Lbs
Norton
Limes House
East Somd
Roy’s Electric Service
Benson
Mill ST
Christman
Ladies’ Aid
Garnet MacDougall
W. Lowrie
Wallace Laisby
Jock Gilbertson
St Andrew's Church
Guelph
Robert Wright
James Gilbertson
G. MacDougall
G. M W
W McLean
Ro Wight
Ans
Dard
Jack Gilbertson
Mra. Gardiner
J.D. Lowrie
James Donte
Toronto
Wallace Lasby
Nei McPhail
Torsante
Elizabeth Kennedy
Adna Clark
Murray Dyer
J. Bert Wood
Mill St. E
Ont
Insurance Agency
Gordons
Phil!s
Lewyt
Proctor
China
Hamilton Beach
Gordon Hardware
MIU ST
Gates
Landsborough
Lorraine Farm
Turkeys
Bradley's
Acton Free Press
Holden
Optometrist
Douglas ‘St. Guelph
Taylor
Sanstone
Sou
America
Sheaffer
Dills Stationery
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