Star Performer Norman Elliott Wins Top Prize in Choir Party
Last Friday at Knox Manse parlor gatherings honored Norman Elliott as star performer of a best quartette contest. His group, featuring Kett, won the prize while Elliott received a leather billfold from the choir president. Elliott pledged future visits to Knox Church and sang How Great Thou Art at a Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Elliott
Knox Manse
Arthur Crakinale
Ted Hansen
Kett
Elliott
Hugh O'Rourke
Knox Church
Cence Coles
McKenzie
Ensien
Elliot
Plan Draw on Personalized WL Quilt
A Dublin WME member will win a personalized quilt after a 1960 plan where members embroidered names on blocks. Blocks were combined this week and quilting happens daily at Mrs. George Robertson’s home. Tickets will be sold to members only with the quilt as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Institute
George ‘Robertson
Acton Citizens' Band Revival Spoofs Lilting Waltzes
The Acton Citizens' Band performed lilting waltzes for the first time in seasons during an evening with AMUIT SKATES. The band dusted off music for the medley, rehearsed briefly, and was hosted by the Adult Skating Club with coffee and sandwiches after the skating event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMUIT
Acton
Brigfly
Ted Tyler Jr
Mothering Sunday Daffodil Distribution at Traam Choral
Traditional observance at Traam Choral Eucharist with blessing of flowers distributed to mothers. Children bring blossoms to their mothers while rectors note mothers with absent children receive special remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lae Rey
Bor West
Traam
Trent
Wil
Acton Guests Visit from Windsor Toronto and Florida
Acton residents list visiting friends and relatives from Windsor Toronto Port Hope and Florida. Notable names include Mr and Mrs J Ledger L G Mathews Mr and Mrs Rennick and families Mrs Britton Mr and Mrs Wallace and others with reunions in Acton over the weekend and Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ledger
Windsor
Devi
Mr. C. Brown
Cathy
Barbara
Toronto
Lorne Masales
Mrs
Garnet Rose
Meg
Allan
Rose
Port Hope
James A. Wallace
Mac
Ann
East Lansing
Chris Britton
BR. Rep
Acton
Britton
Ken
Sandra
Cathie
Kennie
Alex Wallace
Guelph
James Wal Hiey
Florida
Ernest Dredge
Nas Sagaweya
Ft. Lawderdale, Fla
Stephen Wolfe
St. Andrew’s College
Friends
Mac Symon
Ken Mann Opens Esquire Men’s Wear Adjoining Cameo Shoppe
Ken Mann owner of the Cameo Shoppe expands into men’s clothing with Ken Mann Esquire Men’s Wear on Mill St adjoining the Cameo Shoppe. A new front and upgraded fitting rooms are added. Hood Gohn will manage the store. A treasure hunt prize will launch the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Mann
Cameo Shoppe
Turmorrow
Toronto
Mr. Mannissi
Acton
Clansmann Resaurant
Tae Ralph Pallant
Iso
Baxter Laboratories
Alliston
Mann
Five Year Old Wins TV Pony on CHCH Captain Andy Show
Five year old Jimmy to proud owner of a purebred Shetland pony after a spin on CHCH Captain Andy Show Tuesday. Family from Hamilton and nearby areas celebrate the prize while unsure where to house the animal. Several local residents attend community events, including a reception for visiting English philanthropists, and a new hound dog joins the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Hamilton
CHCH
Andy
Brin
Meadvale
Sion
Wits
M. Z. Bennet Schol
Milestone Tea Bazaar Planned by Ladies' Aid Meeting
The Ladies' Aid held at Mrs. WN. McKen's home for the March meeting. Mrs. G. Jackson delivered a devotional on Faith as the Light of the World. A Question Box and readings engaged 16 members. Plans for the Milestone Tea and Bazaar in April were finalized, with readings by Mrs. Forward and prizes in the contest won by Mrs. W. Bruce and Mrs. Pullers. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. McKen
Ladies’ Aid
Linda McKennig
Bo Bruce
Fuller
Sunder
W. Bruce
Pullers
Ellis
McKenzie
Bo Clarke
R. McEwan
Joe Boersma
Igoof
Huronville
Amd
K. Klooster
John van der Viught
Relagees
Holland
Mo Jaichsen
Barden
Vansles
C. Storey
ACWW
Stewardship Talk At Anglican Church Meeting
Stewardship Director outlines parish allotments at the Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen meeting held after Holy Eucharist at St. Alban the Martyr. Tom Lynch chaired in the parish hall as funds were served. Haro Llewellin of Hamilton spoke on church money distribution and missionary allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
St.Alban Theartyr
Tom Lynch
BAC
Coffer
Haro
Llewellin
Hamilton
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Kathy McKenzie
Robert Little
M. Z. Bennett
Robert Little School
Milton
Halton
Acton Hydro Commission
Sir John A. Macdonald
The
Yuard
L. G. Mathews
Mrs. L. Mullin
R.M. Rennick
Mr. and
Bert Rennick
Murray Scoone
Johnny
Judy
Joanne Force Lindarker
Haver College
Mi Acton
Men's Wear
Electtical Appliances
Europe
Matold R. Force
Ottawa
M. “Betpett School
Brend McKeown
Toronté
Gordon McKeown
Wingham
James Henry
Jack Frank
J. al Chisholm
Frank
Merwin H. Soyster
Anchorage
Aliska
W. Talbot
Jobo McHugh
Soyster
Talbot
Ospringe
Gordon Aitken
Tench
Tarry Alan
Poitang
Mard McCutcheon
Chaves Dodge
West Hill
Wm. Middleton
M. Jackson
Ing
Wm. Nevill
Onlun
Wm. Donaldson
Waldemar
Lionel Watson
Gvarpe Culichshank
Gertrude Watson
Hillsburgh
Clark Winter
Marcus Millson
John Lastar
Ancaster
Ont
Miller
Jackson
Peter Broekhoven Acton
Chateau
Choice New Zealand Lamb Sale
SAICO
Cher
Scott Family
IGA
AT Ledger
Ontario
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