At Home Last Thursday Winter Wonderland Dance
The high school auditorium hosted a Winter Wonderland event last Thursday, with red and silver decorations led by Grade 12 student Marilyn Kingabury. Amid a sparsely attendance due to the date shift, the Harvey Smith orchestra played on the floor and a snow covered tree plus a sail shaped wire tree adorned the platform while guests sampled sausage rolls and cookies.
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Marilyn Kingabury
Harvey Smith
Lake’ View
Lan Moore Jr Named Quarry Plant Manager
President F G Gardiner announced Lan Moore Jr to manage Acton Limestone Quarries succeeding his retiring father. The new plant head learned the business from his father and will lead what National Crushed Stone Association officials call the most modern plant in North America.
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Lan Moore Jr
F. G. Gardiner
Tan Moore Jr
P. Fog
Acton Limestone Quarries
Palm Beach
Florida
Mr. Moore Sr
Suns
Barber Greene Co
Acton
Ian Moore Jr
Stalker
Joe Gray
National Crushed Stone Association of America
North America
Weepy the clown steals show at Legion Christmas party
Weepy the clown entertained children at the Legion Hall during Santa Claus’s annual parcel distribution for veterans' children. Bill Taylor assisted by acting as a baton-wielding clown as Actan Citizens' Band played carols and aimed to keep families cheerful. Santa’s helpers prepared parcels and candy, with toys promised for Christmas Eve.
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Santa Claus
Old St. Nick
Pate
Cathy Higgins
Grace Crow
Beardmore
Weepy
Legion Hall
Bill Taylor
Legion
Actan Citizens’ Band
Eserying
Beardmore Co. Announces New Appointments This Week
Beardmore and Co announces a series of new appointments this week. Mio Grenetiier becomes Chief Chemist overseeing laboratory operations and testing. Mio Denne Youngston Ras Bon appointed Secretary. Cyeongsted and Gus Ross assume senior roles in production and engineering. Frank Samiento named Supervisor. Harold Bainbridge named Assistant Manager Belting Division. Mr Hansen continues in key manufacturing duties.
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Wool Beatty
Beardmore and Co Bid
Mio
Pona Grenetiier
Chiding Poowess
Spratuc
Uscaped Bros
Denne Youngston Ras Bon
Mort Pham
Mtr
Ross
Aim
Charlie Hansen
Hansen
Tina
Boardewors and Co
Frank Samient
Wate
Prom Mb
Cudes
Afr Samonss
Harold Bainbridge
Ander
G CV Howson
Bainbridge
Compans
Ion
Fire Destroys Acton Home Of Sparks Family
A Friday noon blaze gutted the Sparks residence on Bower Avenue in Acton after residents Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sparks and their five children arrived home from shopping. Firefighters battled the flames as neighbors organized clothing and food drives to aid the victims. Fire Chief Mick Holmes suspects overheated stove pipes caused the fire, with damage yet undetermined.
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Ronald Sear
Oher
Acton
North Bay
Harald Deforest Sr
Elgin
Fred Laweun
Mera
Sparks
Uaner
G. Lamarche
Bower Avenue
Christman
BE. T. Marks
Lakeside
10. D.E
Pune
Ronald Sparks
Abs
Fred Lawson
Herald Deforest Sr
St Albans S S Concert Friday Night at Church
St Albans Sunday School held a nativity themed program in the parish hall with Brenda Denny as Mary and Bruce Sagaski as Joseph. The crowd enjoyed a nativity sketch, songs, piano solos, duets, tap dances, and a concluding arrival of Santa Claus. Notables include Sandy Denny, Janet and Fiona Gidman, and choir participants Nancy McCutcheon Glynis Johnson Linda Haters Debra Storey Danna Lee Spielvogel Pauline Pooch Patrits Lynch Murntel Holmes. Ernest Coker chaired the program and Rev West opened with prayer.
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St. Alban’s
Santi Claus
Brenda Denny
Mary
Bruce Sagaski
Joseph
Roger Haggrtt
Sandra Denny
Janet Gidman
Fiona Gidman Casangels
Sammy Schonnop
Mtrtier
Randy Coker
John Last
William Laing
Elaine Johnson
Antonis Soloson
Katherine Hinton
Same Withers
Cynthia Lee
Muriel Holmes
Ronnie Bristow
Fiona Gidman
Lynda Harris
Rosabed Hath
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P. Eng
Santa
Actondh
Bill Robertson
Doris Molter
Halonge
Beardmore Co., Ltd
Bentts
Sarita
S.S
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