Halton Plowmen's Association selects 1969 leadership
The Halton Plowmen's Association held its annual meeting and cuchre party at the Boyne Community Centre on Monday evening December 9. Winners in the ladies division were Jack Taylor and Sam Finnie Sr. for the ladies and Alfred Ford and Lloyd May for the men. George Swann chaired the meeting which named officers for 1969 Cameron Marshall will serve as president and George Swann as past president. Directors and associate directors were chosen from Esquesing Oakville Nassugaweya Burlington and other towns. Delegates to the Ontario Plowmen's Association include Spencer Wilson Cameron Marshall Frank Peacock and William Rayner. Jick Taylor was returned as Halton County’s director to the Ontario Plowmen's Association for 1969. The 1969 match will be held in Esquesing Township.
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Halton Plowmen’s Association
Boyne
Cuchre
Jack Taylor
Sam Finnie Sr
Alfred Ford
Lloyd May
George Swann
Halton Plowmen's
Ken Alderson
Bryan Marshall
Dwight May
J. E. Ellenton
Stanley May
Claude Pickett
Russ Legsworth
George Readhead
Spencer Wilson
J. C. Cunningham
Henry Stanley
Cameron Marshall
Frank Peacock
William Rayner
Jick Taylor
Halton County
Ontario Plowmen’s Association
Exquesing Township
Safe Lighting Keeps Christmas Trees Beautiful and Safe
Electric lights enhance the season while reducing fire risk but wiring should be checked and the tree kept well watered.
Senior Auxiliary Adds Twenty New Members At St John’s Rockwood
Eleven new members joined the Junior Auxiliary of St John’s Rockwood Church increasing the group to twenty. The enrolment service included a New Testament reading by Pam Ingle a unison prayer and a short sermon by Rev E Sewell. New members wore white blouses green skirts and green beanies receiving green felt neckties. Carols led by Nancy Ingle were sung around the Christmas tree in the church hall as J A members served refreshments. Meetings are held Monday evenings in the church hall with instruction in knitting and art by Mrs J Williamson and Nancy Ingle. Outside activities include takes and nature studies in good weather. Classes are non-denominational.
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St. John’s Rockwood Church
Pam Ingle
E. Sewell
Nancy Ingle
J. A
J. Williamson
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Sandra Northwood
Lydia Wisnicki
Palermo
Elizabeth Anderson
Susan Currie
Mary Fisher
Carol Schreiber
St. Paul's United Church
The
Ontario Plowmen’s Assocation
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Acton Hydro-Electric Commission
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Sterling
Ideal - Jumbo
Pocket Diaries
Aden Boo
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Greyhound Oil
Dills Stationery
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Acton Pharmacy Ltd
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