Andrews Norton Wedding in Knox Presbyterian Church
Barbara Louise Norton and David Keith Andrews wed in a double ring ceremony at Knox Presbyterian Church Acton. The bride wore silk organza with lace trim and carried white glass and pink roses. The reception followed at the Music Centre and a honeymoon to the east coast. They will reside at 14 Draper Street Georgetown and both hold jobs in local plants and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian Church
Barbara Louise Norton
David Keith Andrews
A. H. McKensie
Starslay Norton
Church 8
Acton
Gwen Andrews
Mason Blvd
Henry Andrewa
Linda Thompson
Guelph
Mary Pearce
Georgetown
Beverly Norton
Peggy Lee -Valley
Winnipeg
Groonsman
Bruce Andrews
Norman Smith
David Watson
Bob Andrews
Music Centre
Sarnia
Listbwel
Chippewa
Hamilton
Blyth
Brampton
Toronto
Milton
Limehouse
Norton
East Coast
Draper
C.la.g
P. L Robertson
H. Ritchie
R. Latimer
John London
David Dills
Barbara Norton
Keith Andrews
Knox Church
Fourth baby buffalo born at Rattlesnake Point area
Halton Region Conservation Authority wildlife technician Frank Timmerman reports the fourth baby buffalo, a male, born last week at the Rattlesnake Point conservation area. An elk offspring has existed for about two months after its mother hid it. a white tailed deer recently entered the 70 acre compound and is adapting to the local wildlife community.
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Rattlesnake Point
Halton Region
Free Press Local News Roundup Weathers and Events
Two and a half weeks to school with no town car accidents and over two inches of rain in recent downpours. Ontario Hydro crews trim trees and feed the wood into a pulverizing machine. Dredging on Fairy Lake continues with ash dumped into pits off Elizabeth Drive. Forty seven sky divers competed at Guelph. local winner John Jolliffer Rockwood helped in team jumping. A rural reader thanked staff for paper delivery during postal strike. Visitors praised Acton park grounds under manager Harold Townsley. Fergus Highland Games set for Saturday with Ontario premier John Robarts to open Eastern Canadian pipe band championships. Food Products Day at the CNE promises prizes every minute. Coin shortage hits Acton banks. Some advanced swimming pupils take lessons out of town. Acton students enrolled for Miltonpool August term. Rev Father J E Noonan assisted at St Joseph’s Church Sunday. School creek dam at the library burst then repaired. water level rose again. Highways message urges saving money by not littering. Swallows and purple martins heading south. enjoy sunny days.
Two Acton Drivers Involved In Highway No 7 Collision
North Halton OPP Detachment investigated a traffic crash one mile east of Acton on No 7 Highway. Drivers Jack McKenge of Lake Avenue and Mike Mose lain of Church Street were involved. Constable Ron Hudd estimated total damage at 350 dollars. Injured passengers not named in the preliminary report.
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Acton
North Halton Opp
Jack Mcc Kenge
Lake Ave
Mike Moselain
Church St
No. 7
Ron Hudd
Two Bank Employees Wed in Acton Church Ceremony
Beverly Ann Anderson and Marvin Burgess, both Nova Scotia bank workers, were married at Trinity United Church Acton on May 25. The couple, now transferred to Sarnia, were supported by attendants in orange ice gowns, with Nellie Hulsman as maid of honor and Douglas Hinchberger as groomsman. The reception followed at Acton Music Centre and the couple departed for New Brunswick on a wedding trip after a green two piece suit for travel.
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Fwo
Bank of
Nova Scotia
Beverly Ann Anderson
Marvin Burgess
Trinity United Church
Acton
Chester
Anderson
Sarnia
Nellie Hulsman
Ace
Clarke Nodwell Wedding Held at Guelph Church
Judith Nodwell and Robert Clarke were married at Westminster St Pauls Presbyterian Church Guelph with Rev W C Nicholson officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace gown with train and veil, carried deep red sweetheart roses, and was accompanied by mint green maids. Guests included siblings Anna Nodwell and Marcia Nodwell, and Barry Clarke served as best man.
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Westminster St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church
Guelph
Judith Minette Nodwell
Robert James Clarke
W. C. Nicholson
Douglas Nodvwell
Eleanor Court
Guslph
Barry Clarke
R.R. 3
Acton
N.E. Brydges
Anna Nodweil
Don Mills
Hooor
Miew
Patricia Ridler
Yolanda Wiener
World famous Sutherland band in Milton fair grounds
The Sutherland International Concert Band from Sutherland, Northern England, ages 15 to 21, led by Bandmaster E Camsey, will perform at Milton fair grounds next Sunday afternoon. They have toured Norway and West Germany, appeared on BBC, and recorded for Radio Durham, plus a first place in the Adult Brass Band League as the first youth entry. Silver collection will help cover expenses. if weather is bad, the concert moves to Milton arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland International
Milton Fair Grounds
Sutherland
England
E. Camsey
Norway
West Germany
B.B.C
Radio Durham
Ufst
Milton Arena
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Acton Free Press
Andrews- Norton
Buffalo
Free Press
Ontario Hydro
Fairy Lake
Elizabeth Drive
John Jolliffer Rockwood
Oca
Acton Park
Harold Townsley
John Robarts
Onte Ario
C.N.E
Miltonpool
J. E. Noonan
Wellington
Church of Our Lady, Guelph
Father Morgan
St. Joseph’s Church
Department of Highways
Ontario
Richardson's
TV & Appliances
Beverly Anderson
Trinity’ United Church
Harry M. Burgess
Hampton, New Brunswick
Gordon Turner
Frank Oakes
Ton
Bodnie
Elizabeth Smith
Thornhill
Douglas Hinchberger
Raymond Burgess
Nell Anderson
Acton Music Centre
Dees
New Brushwick
Clarke-Nodwell
Marcia Nodwell
Shelley Lee Nodwell
Ronald Nodwall
Fergus
Donald Jackson
Erin
Robert Nodwell
HFC
Ash
Main Street
Elsk
AVIS
Mill ST
Lee le
S.cm
Sterling
Hasti
BIC
Dills Stationery
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