Knox Ladies' Aid Sets New Monthly Conveners
The Knox Ladies' Aid met January 29 in the Sunday schoolroom to start the year with a new plan assigning a monthly convener. Mrs. A. M. MacPherson led January assisted by Mrs. C. Hansen and Mrs. F. Cole.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
18
The Knox Ladies' Aid met January 29 in the Sunday schoolroom to start the year with a new plan assigning a monthly convener. Mrs. A. M. MacPherson led January assisted by Mrs. C. Hansen and Mrs. F. Cole.
Maurice Richard and other sports figures fielded questions from Acton diners about hockey life career injuries and prospects. Richard named the best goalie and all star team while urging education and citizenly conduct for Acton youth amid a night that showcased community recreation and local praise.
A helpful hint emphasizes child safety at home by storing medicines and poisons out of reach and keeping polishes locked away. It urges throwing out unused pills and liquids and ensuring floors and furniture polishes are secured. February marks St John Ambulance Month in Ontario.
Four new members joined Branch 197 in a low turnout meeting on Monday. The branch approved buying a shuffleboard game and discussed efforts for a male choir and minor sports support in Acton.
Community minutes note social gathering and local updates. A calf and turkey related items mix with illness reports and a birth announcement for Mr and Mrs Don Anderson’s expected twins. Several families travel to Santa Monica, California for weather observations and well wishes are sent to local couples.
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