Presentations and Showers for Bride and Groom
A series of showers and presentations preceded the marriage of Shirley Mason and James Zehr. Teachers from Brookville hosted pantry and miscellaneous showers in June and July. Acton and nearby towns held neighborly gatherings on June 27 28 and July 2 20. No trousseau was taken to the wedding home in Acton.
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Acton
Shirley Mason
James Zehr
Brookville
Bitel
Kitchener
Earl Breara
Freeman
Jackson
Ancanter
Trousseau Tea Held For Saturday Bride Miss Sherrill Murray
A trousseau tea was hosted Sunday August 4 for Miss Sherrill Murray, daughter of Mr. Harry Murray, following her marriage on Saturday August 100 at Kipss Presbyterian Church Acton. Guests from Toronto to Guelph attended with family members assisting, and the event featured refreshments and a shower.
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Trousseau
Harry_Murray
RR OU
Acton
Towen
Trosseau
Sherrll Murray
Kips Rresbytenan Church
Prouius Morther
de Mac Phersan
Milton
Toronto
Tran Campbelly Alte Bellwood
Guelph Rookwood
Weckting
Shower
Troisseau
Dorn
Maa Phersan
Oaf Walton
Mise Shartleen Macshull
Kathy Sorreh
Jarraine Richardson
Guelph
Carol Tlansen
Brite
Heather Stockwyll RA
Churchill United Church
Col
John McCrae
Kitchener
London
Hespeler
Rotary meeting notes on rules and farewell to England
At the Rotary club, Dave Manes discussed club rules and regulations. Jim Ledger bid farewell before departing for England as Georgetown council weighs purchasing the old post office and faces a delicate gag order issue amid renovations estimated at twenty thousand dollars and building costs of sixty thousand.
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Rotary Club
Dave Manes
Jim Ledger
England
Georgetown
Summer Vows. Two School Teachers Wed at Acton Knox
Two Nuswayawa school board teachers were married in a summer ceremony at Acton Presbyterian Church. The bride Janes Jam Zehr wore Chantilly lace and taffeta with a four tier veil. Attendants included Mrs. Earl Brears and Mrs. Robert Wood. The couple will live in Campbellville and travel to the Maritimes and New England states for their honeymoon.
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Presbyterian Church
Acton
Janes Jam Zehr
A.W. McKensie
Nuswayaweva School Board
W. Douglas Mason
Lake Ave
Joseph Zehr
Mit Se
Kitchener
Earl Brears
Robert Wood
Campbellville
Leo Laflamme
Welland
New England States
Shower Parties For Miss Murray Highlight Acton Guelph Visits
Neighbors and relatives from Kit Chevier Georgetown and Acton attended multiple miscellaneous showers for Miss Sherrill Murray. Hosts included Mrs Tom Gordo Mrs Gordon and Mrs Bert Robertson at Acton and Guelph homes. Guests enjoyed gifts lunch and a short program before presenting gifts to the bride.
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Kitchevier
Georgetown
Acton
Tom Gordo
Guelph
Sharleen
Marshall
Main St
Maebe
Laneh
Bob Marshall
Bannabar School
Miss Murray
Brice Macpher Samman
Loy
Shernill
Bruce
Mans Aschud
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Bill Walker
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Donald
Prat. Akltchener
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Hower
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Ron AulUle
Paul Zehr
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