Christmas Church Services and Carols Across Local Churches
Sunday and Monday Christmas services featured Bible readings and music at Trinity United, Knox Presbyterian, and the Baptist Hi Fellowship. Readers included Ian Coats and Rev. G B Turner, with carols sung by choirs and soloists. Christmas Eve brought Lessons and Carols with eight selections, a brass quartet, and a meditation. Baptisms occurred at Knox, with three children welcomed.
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Joe Petrie
Donna Darby
Elda Fryer
Charles Landsborough
Mr. Landsborough
Mr. Gammon
Baptist Hi Fellowship
Wally Gordon
Elliott
Guelph
Tovell
Mary Stirrow
Gasaman
Trinity United Church
Ian Coats
Linda Perry
Rich Livermore
Norma Leslie
Bob Mart
Mra. E. Lidken
Jack Tattom
Bad Coats
G. B. Turner
Knox Presbyterian Church
A.H. McKenzie
New Dentist Joins Acton Practice With Dr Dey
Beginning Wednesday January 3, Dr Leonard A K Embrack will be a new dentist in Acton practicing with Dr Cedric Dey. He previously served seven years as Assistant Professor of Prosthodontics at Harvard University, College of Dentistry Washington DC and was Director of Ceramics at the College of Dentistry. He lectured for several dental societies and conducted clinics for the university and the Washington DC Dental Society. He studied first in Guyana South America.
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Leonard A. K. Embrack
Acton
Cedric Dey
Haward University
College of Deniistry
Washington, D C
The
College of Dentistry
Washington, D. C
Guyana
South America
Esquesing Council wraps year with final meeting notes
Esquesing council held a Wednesday final meeting and court of revision to close year’s business. Payments totaled 35 dollars for livestock killed or injured by dogs. W L McDonald received ten dollars and five dollars to A N Stark, with five dollars to McDonald for destroying a dog. Bob Pelletier and Jim Forbes get seven dollars each for fox destruction.
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Esquesing
W.L. McDonald
A.N. Stark
W. L. McDonald
Bob Pelletier
Jim Forbes
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Glen William
T.H. van Sickler
Georgetown
James McPhail
Denny Charles
R.R. 2
Committee of Adjustment
Two Ghana students visit Milton to tour schools
Two Ghanaian students currently studying education in Canada will visit the Area Superintendent of Education W L McNeil’s Milton office for a week from April 29 to May 3. They are preparing for positions with Ghana’s Ministry of Education inAccra and Mr McNeil plans to show them around the schools under his jurisdiction during their stay.
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Ghana
Canada
Area Superintendent of ‘Education
W.L. McNeil
Milton
Ministry of Education
Accra
McNeil
Centennial medals for Esquesing celebrate retiring officials
Esquesing council will award Canadian Centennial medals to George Leslie, retiring reeve, and clerk KC Lindsay. A letter from William McIntyre asked for two names, and the council selected the reeve and the clerk in recognition of long service to Esquesing Township.
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George Leslie
Esquesing
KC. Lindsay
Wm. McIntyre
Esque
Sing
K.C. Lindsay
Doctor Embrack Relocation and Career Move
He was born. He earned Bachelor's and Doctor's degrees from Howard University. He attended school with Dr Dey who lives in Toronto but has practised in Acton for several years. Dr Embrack is married with three children and is moving to Toronto. He will be working full time here.
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Howard University
Dey
Toronto
Acton
Dr. Embrack
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