Miss M. Lambert Weds In Quiet Bolton Ceremony
Marjorie Claire Lamberti and John Arthur Rowley wed in Bolton United Church in a quiet ceremony. The couple, escorted by families, plans a motor trip to the Eastern United States before settling in Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton United Church
Bolton
Marjorie Claire Lamberti
Hector Lambert
Acton
John Arthur Rowley
Dick Thomas
Roger Lambert
Kenneth Rowley
United States
Scout Committee Names Donors To Building Fund
The Boy Scout special committee lists donors supporting the Scout House building fund. Named supporters include Dan Greer Ada Near DG Ryder Sandy McLean Halmes Coles UF Skill fog Atl an Norme Clare Pickett and many others. Also notes new trees growing in Canadian pulp and paper company forests last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Committee
Boy Scout
Scout House
Scout Appeal
Dan Greer
Min Ada Near
DG Ryder
Sandy McLean
S$ Halmes
8 Coles
Wo UF Skillfog
Atlan Norme
Clare Pickett W. Quennell
Dave Gordy
Lo Robinson
Jack McCutcheon
Fred Laing
Jo Robinson
Arthur Avex
Lowrie
AW Gardner
C Leighton
Ao C. Callan
Ro Martin
Ro Taylor
J Dowding
W Middleton
Mo Jo McMillan
Mrs. Shoe
RO Heeley
Marshall Paul
Geo
Paul
Men Annie
Benson
Dee Bockner
Min Wo Z Watts
Ken Blow
Prowse
Hine
Stare
ROOR_Parker
Mere
Win. Buchanan
Ro Lava
Jas Wilson
Clit Ashley
RO Morton
A Jo Lrwin
F Holmes
G. al Hall
Gib Jordan
Hine Hraide
Gordo McCutcheon
J. South
Mra. Borrman
Wernsles
Mc Dunn
Fo Fryer
Mace Manters
Mee H. Jordan
Mra
J. Smith
Jack Chapman
Pulp and Paper Companies
MacKay Named Manager at Acton Bank of Montreal
William J. MacKay appointed manager of the Acton branch of the Bank of Montreal succeeding William Davey who moves to manage the Ingersoll Branch. MacKay from Toronto brings Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps service and long banking tenure since 1920 with postings in St Marys Exeter Stratford Chatsworth and Oshawa. Davey born in Grand Valley began with the bank in 1928 and has served at multiple Ontario centers including Hamilton while active in Acton Chamber of Commerce and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. MacKay
Acton
Bank of Montreal
William Davey
Ingersoll
Mr. MacKay
Toronto
Harrington
Bof
St Mary's
Exeter
Stratford
Chatsworth
Oshawa
Bathurst
Kingstreet
Boof M
Ontario
Hamlton
Rockwood Church Hosts Turkey Supper and Slides
The United Church congregation in Rockwood held a well attended turkey supper on Tuesday evening followed by Rev. Moore presenting colored slides on Western scenery. The text notes the event and a funeral service for Mrs August B Young with interment at Everton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
Mr. Moore
Mra
August B. Young
McLanaghan-Wall
Norfolk St. Guelph
D Crawford Smith
Knox Presbyterian Church
Mosse
L. Young
Wm Hilmer
Gordon
Clergy and visitors attend Presbyterian Church service
The church held a Sunday morning service conducted by Mr. Elliot of Knox College Toronto. Visitors in the past week included Miss Lee Ann Darou from Toronto Rev Douglas Black and Mrs Mack with children from Port Dover Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Elliot
Knox College
Toronto
Lee Ann Darou
Douglas Black
Mrs. Mack
Port Dover
Ont
Hold Special Meeting With Ratepayers And Candidates
Approximately 110 ratepayers and candidates attended a meet the candidates night at the Legion Hall on Thursday evening. Frank Terry and C. Roberts chaired the session, with written questions read aloud since no floor questions were allowed. Seventeen speakers outlined backgrounds and election promises while twenty six candidates were nominated. five were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Ratepayers Association
Frank Terry
Chamber of Commerce
C. Roberts
Ratepayere Association
Terry
GV Barbeau
Forater
A. Johnson
Anglican Churchmen Elect New Officers
The St. Alban’s branch of the Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen held its regular monthly meeting at St. Alban’s Parish Hall on Wednesday, November 27, with officers elected for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban‘’s
The
Brotherhood of
Anglican
St. Alban's ‘Pariah Hall
Knox Presbyterian CGST Meeting Reports Events and Charity
On December 2 the CGST gathered for worship led by Josnne McKenzie and Catherine McPhed. Betty Lemon and Malone Hunter led the business session while Marilyn Lemon presented a feature report. Names were drawn for Christmas gifts and crafts were practiced. Members planned cookie boxes to deliver to shut ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josnne McKenzie
Catherine McPhedran
Betty Lemon
Malone’ Hunter
Marilyn Lemon
Annual meeting updates and officers elected for the year
The meeting began with dinner then the annual election of officers. William Barratt was chosen president and Robert Vincent vice president. Other officers include Vv. Bristow treasurer Price Henderson secretary. The entertainment committee elected George Barbeau chair, George Lee, Ernest Slipp from St John’s church, and Rockwood. Membership committee includes George Gold Kenneth Hewat and Samuel Snow. After adjournment the group watched sound films RCMP File No 138 Feeling of low mood and Battle for Bread. The rector Rev Evan it Jones gave the blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barratt
Robert Vincent
Rockwood
Vv. Bristow
Price Henderson
BAC Entetainment
George Barbeau
George Lee
Ernest Slipp
St. John’ Church
George Gold
Kenneth Hewat
St. John's Church
Rockword
Samuel Snow
RCMP
Evan It. Jones
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Ater
Tony Seynuk
Stan Hall
M.P.P
T. Seynuk
Anthony Gas and Oil Explorations Limited
Miss M. Lambert
Frank Bo SO Eae
Lebanon
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrists
E. P. Head
Guelph
St. George's Square
Maurice Stucd
Weaton
Fergus
the School Board
Alan R. Needham
Acton Motors
KEY Merchant Association
Main
ST. S
Knox Presbyterian
Neeting & We
Benson’s Shoes
the Friendly Store
Tovland
Harry Mayer
P.M
Root Hardware
Rockwood Ontario
Bers
Neilson's
Cadbury's
Lowney’s
Log Cabin
Hinton’s
Toyland
Hartz Mountain Roller Canaries
Germany
Sing
Hinton
Acton Chamber of Commerce
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