Flora Moffat Shares New Zealand Experiences
Former Acton resident Flora Moffat, living in Auckland, recounts her travels in New Zealand. She describes Waitamo Caves and Aranui Cave, glowworm grotto, Waitomo visits with the Auckland club, Waitomo's historic discoveries, and local scenes from Auckland to Whakatane. She notes New Year celebrations, Mt Eden views, Whakatane sheep ranching, and Auckland’s 21st birthday regatta along with a candlelighting service by the Auckland Business and Professional Women's Club.
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New Zealand
Mixk Flora Moffat
Acton
Auckland
Miss Moffat
Duncan Moffat
Acton District
Mise Moffat
Upland
Remuern
Acton Free Press
Waitamo
Waiteme
Waitomo
Oaven Elizabeth
Waitomi
Aranui
Vtl
Roruki Aranui
Tis
Thi Phe
Auckhind
Wakemata
Auckland Business and Professional Women's Club
USA
Canada
N.Z
Ruia Morrison
Nlz
Florst C. Moffat
Acton High to Stage Comedy They Gave Him Cord
Acton High School students will present a three act comedy They Gave Him Cord set on a college campus in the central United States. Dean Brown arrives causing chaos and laughter while Mrs. Ted Franklin directs with staff and student help. Tickets are on sale for both Tuesday and Wednesday performances next week and cast includes Paul McGeachie BJ Henry Andrew Smith and others.
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Acton High School
College Cowen
Appalachian
United States
Dean Brown
Phived
Paul McGeachie
Ted Franklin
Mengers
Dickers
Byh
BJ Henry
Andrew
United Church organ gains final tuning and install
The United Church organ is now fully installed after two days of tuning by Homer Kitt. All pipes are in place, swell box shutters were adjusted for clearer sound, and a cornet or small trumpet stop was added earlier. Later pedal pipes will be installed as a memorial fund donation completes the project.
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United Church
Homer Kitt
Soller
Une
Pitts
Everton Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Local scene in Everton features numerous Sunday visits as residents host guests from nearby towns. For example Alf Winters and Ous tie shared time with Ted Jestin and family in Rochester, while Maude Guelph spent days with her daughter Radin at Whirakd Sun ter. The Young Couple's Club met at Jestin home and several families hosted prominent visitors from Ennotsville Acton and nearby communities.
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Alf Winters
Ted Jestin
Patsy
Nancy
Starry
Hortop
Rochester
Lois Black
Jennifer Efitman
John Alton
Jeanie Tovell
Albert’ Alton
Andl Ian
Robert
Potter
Diane
Kenny
Guelpho
Maude
Guelph
Radin
Everton Ward
Church of Christ
Albert Ware
Aind
Ernie Radwards
Ennotsville
Leslie Duby George
Jimmie
Barbara Aun Ware
Acton
Y's Menettes Plan Rummage Sale Soon
The Acton Y's Menettes Club held a regular meeting with two bowling games and a business session at Mrs Lil Saitz's home. New executive officer Mrs M Netlis was installed and led the business portion before closing with refreshments.
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Mandy Pep
Acton
Lil Saitz
M. Netlis
Vm.ca
Aj Atta
Tinebh Wats
Bepee Urs
Desert Dolls Plan Social With Fruit Desserts
Desert Dolls held their first two meetings at leader Mrs. Mahon’s home. Officers named include Dorothy McLean as president Barbara Lapp vice president Lois McLachlan secretary Susie Richardson treasurer Wini fred Dunbar pianist Dor is Moffat press reporter The group learned to make strawberry and rhubarb shortcake and jellied fruit salad with Ontario fruits shown by leaders. Members tasted the dishes for lunch.
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Nassagineva
CGIT Meeting Minutes and Plans For Next Week
The meeting opened with purpose and hymn. Fifteen girls attended as minutes from the last meeting were not read due to the secretary’s absence. Discussion covered next week’s meeting and inviting the Presbyterian CGIT to hear Mrs. C. Heller speak on migration and adjusting to a new country.
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Presbyterian CG
Campbellville Community Notices and Church Service
Campbellville Scout services end Thinking Week with sixty four attendees at St John’s Anglican Church led by Ro PL. Prizes were awarded at a social hosted by Mr and Mrs Claude Baglis. Funeral of the late ALE Webb noted, and local residents received greetings for birthdays and anniversaries.
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Campbellville Guides
Brownies
St. John’s Anglican Church
Willian Anche
David Jethaves
Ant Jcong
Aol
Mes
Ebisa Blacklock
Ena
Jas. Wailbices Doughis Buckles
Margaret Bagilan
Velma Ferret Pepys Watson
Carol Cross
Ha Baview
Mro
Claude Baglis
Archie Smith
Egararr —Abettle
Fenearth
Freeman
Meo
Mies
George Taglis
Misa Ratbone
Jo Worthmpton
Wallace Ring
Ted Webb
Galton
William Robertson
James Robertson
R. Roo
Milton
Ottawa Report on Red China Recognition Debate
A Canadian debate grows over recognizing Red China amid shifts in UN representation. Supporters cite realistic ties with major powers and trade, while opponents warn of backing a mainland regime despite Formosa government. The issue evolves as Asia and Africa gain UN influence.
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Canada
United States
Formosa
Red China
Korea
Tibet
United Nations
Africa
Asia
United Nav
Formosa Taiwan Island Figures In Ambitious Plans
Report from a dinner at the Nationalist Chinese Embassy in Ottawa describes Formosa as a 10 million population island 20 miles off mainland China. It notes irrigation roads oil refining and industry growth, plus large fortress-like offshore islets housing Nationalist forces and propaganda balloons observed by Fred Stinson.
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Kennedy
Ottawa
de Lin Chieh
Washington
Fornosa
Taiwan
Istamth
Pariament
Fred C. Stinson
Toronto
Louis Joseph Pigeon
Quebec
Fred Stinson
Ouemoy
Matsui
Formosa
China
Crecky Islands
TP O
Dress Fire Burned 10 Year Old in Acton District
A 10 year old Acton district girl Boanie Campbell RR 4 was seriously burned Thursday of last week when her nylon dress caught fire as she passed a wood stove in the kitchen. Her mother William Campbell wrapped her in a coat to smother the flames and the child was taken to the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto in serious condition with burns to the lower body and left arm. She and her two sisters were getting ready for school at the time.
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Acton
Boanie Campbell
William Campbell
James
Aken
Toronto
Girl Guide Meeting Highlights And Ongoing World Issues
Mrs Hurst and Mrs Barr led the girls in song and prayer to open the meeting. After inspection and roll call the group dispersed to Patrol corner where tests and badges were studied. The Rose Patrol supervised the camp fire as daybreak faded and the night closed. The article notes unresolved Communist China issues and looming decisions on Quemoy Formosa and recognition.
Car Crash at Glen Williams Causes 950 Damage
North Halton OPP responded Saturday to a Glen Williams accident on the Ninth Line. A McClure Furniture Store Georgetown owned vehicle was stopped on a blocked road. A rear approach by Johr Asseltine and Jack Leslie, both of Glen Williams, triggered a chain reaction causing 950 dollars in damage.
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McClure Furniture Store
Georgetown
Johr Asseltine
Glen Williams
Jack Leslie
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