Wig show fills new shop with 80 guests
Milady Hairstyling hosted a Wig display and facial demonstration drawing about 80 women and a few men in Hamilton. Margaret Charters led the demonstration with models such as Pat Kentner Frances Higgins and Barbara McMullen. Co owners John and Anna Coniglio opened last October above Baxters on Mill Street.
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Milady
Hamilton
Margaret Charters
Jim Parsons
Pat Kentner
Barbara McMullen
Vivian Shaw
Acton
Frances Higgins
R. Arcie
Carol Byca
Port Credit
John
Anna Coniglio
Rosemary
Baxter's Drug Store
Mill St
United Church annual meeting approves nominations and budget
Rev. Gordon Turner returned to lead the Trinity United Church annual meeting in a bulky cast after a skiing accident. Allan Lauder led morning service. Turner expects to resume preaching soon. Meeting updates include new elders and stewards, budget of 25 610 dollars, and plans for youth and senior activities. About 40 attendees.
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Gordon Turner
Trinity United Church
Allan Lauder
Turner
Orwell Johnston
George Elliott
Gordon Lambert
A. Long
Fawceott Eaton
Johnston
U.C.W
Churchill Church
Sunyday School
Hugh Patterson
Flowers of Hope funds for retarded residence
Limehouse Women's Institute held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Jean Anderson with Mrs. Frank Brown presiding. Minutes were read and approved, treasurer's report given, a 25 cent per member annual donation for five years to the McDonald Institute Guelph was approved, and plans discussed for the 50th anniversary of W.L. at Ban nockburn in March.
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Limehouse Women’s Institute
Jean Anderson
Frank Brown
Mary Stewart
McDonald Institute Guelph
W.L
Banenockburn
Noble
Old Text Books Shown at Limehouse Meeting
An executive meeting of the North Halton Association for the Mentally Retarded was held at the Sunshine School on February 7. President William Ferguson heard reports from committee chairs. The workshop reported a flooded basement during the thaw and research teams work toward prevention of retardation. Auxiliaries Milton Georgetown and Acton outlined plans for the year and asked public support. The Flowers of Hope Campaign will occur in spring with funds to renovate the building housing the workshop and to fund a residence for retardates if possible.
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North
Milton
Georgetown
Acton
Flowers of Hope
H.Q.P.E
Flowsers of Hope Fund
Regret Over Yesterday and Tomorrow Won’t Help Today
A brief reflection noting that dwelling on yesterday or worrying about tomorrow achieves nothing in the present moment and emphasizes focusing on current actions and decisions. The sentiment urges immediacy over rumination.
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Dorothy Simmons
G.w.mckenzie
William Morrison
John Bousfield
Blair Bander
Douglas Copeland
Robert Laugh»on
Nan Reed
Lorraine Shields
L. Slingerland
Jack Tatton
Tatton
John Allan
Clarence Rognevaldson
Bim Coats
Vater Iatoc
Cerna
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Willow Street
OMSIP
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Ontario Medical Association
Ontario Medical Services Insurance Plan
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K.C. Charron
M.D
Arthur A. Johnson
D.D
Optometrial
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Davis Jewellers Bldg
Hawaii
Color
Julie Andrews
Max von Sydow
SUN
Henry Fonda
Robert Vaughn
Elke Summer
Jane Fonda
Robert Redford
Lassie
Milady Hairstyling
Spe
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Patrick
Limehouse
Valentine
Legion Auditorium