McGillivray Campbell Vows in Chatham Chapel
Catherine Gayle Campbell and Ian Hugh McGillivray wed at St. Andrew's Chapel Chatham on December 26. The bride, a M. Z. Bennett school teacher, wore a peau de soie A line gown with a bouffant net headpiece and white roses. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Philip Raes. Guests from Toronto Acton Colll Guelph Kingston London and Woodstock attended a reception at the Holiday Inn. The couple honeymooned in Bermuda and now reside on Wynford Place Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
St. Andrew’s Chapel
Chatham
Catherine
Gayle Campbell
Duncan Campbell
M. Z. Bennett School
Ian Hugh McGillivray
James McGillivray
Toronto
J. M. McGillivray
Heather Sant
Scotland
Maureen Campbell
Lucinds Campbell
Erin Manning
Angus McGillivray
Peter Campbell
Three Centers in Sculpture Show at Erindale College
A varied sculpture exhibition at Erindale College University of Toronto organized by John Sommer of House Sol Georgetown features works by Leonard Gesterle Patricia Fulford Raymond Spiers and the Dronter family from Rockwood including Joseph Amfontous and sons Yoseph and Andreas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erindale College
University of Toronto
John Sommer
House Sol
Georgetown
Leonard Gesterle
Patricia Fulford
Raymond Spiers
Robert Downing
Dronters
Rockwood
Joseph Amfontous
Yoseph
Andreas
Bake Sale Draw Raises Money for Local Association
The Ladies Society of the Christian Reformed Church held a bake sale and draw list Friday afternoon in Simpsons Sears to raise funds for the Association for the Mentally Retarded. Mrs Mills of Milton won the lamp in the draw. Special Valentine decorations appeared on some cakes as cakes, cookies, loaves, pastry and bread found ready buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Christian Reformed Church
Simpsons-Sears
Association For the
Mills
Milton
Nolan Johnson wedding ties Georgetown to Acton
Kathleen Nolan of Georgetown and Stuart C Johnson of Acton married at Holy Cross Church Georgetown at noon January 20 in a double ring ceremony performed by Father Otger De vent. The bride wore white lace and satin with a cathedral train. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs G Alcoe R. 4 Acton. The reception was at Lagioing Hall Georgetown. The couple left for a moon trip to New York state after showers for the bride and a long list of relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Nolan
Georgetown
Stuart C. Johnson
RR. 4
Acton
Holy Cross Church
Otger Devent
Thomas I Nolan
Queen St
Bell Island
Neowfoundland
G. Alcoe
John Fy Ross
Gualph
Busi Hots
Hera Ng
Maling Tale
Elizaheth
Honos
Grooin
Etalow Johnson
Ian Johnson
Dominic
Clarence
Patrick Nolan
Gerad Nolan
Wis Weld
Lagiog Hall
Galt
Oakville
Guelph
Toronto
New York State
Elaine Johnson
Domigles Nolan
Jak
Jack Hep
Clarice Nolan
Linda
Gloria Flynch
Hinton Named Regent of Lakeside LO.DE Chapter
At the annual Lance side chapter meeting of the LQ.DE Mrs H J Hinton was named regent for the coming year. Other officers include honorary regent Mrs C E Noles 1st vice regent Mrs Q Orr 2nd vice regent Mrs G Wallis and secretary Mrs J McHugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hinton
Lakeside
Lo.de
Lanceside
D.E
Hlh. Hinton
Cc. E. Noles
Q Orr
G. Wallis
J. McHugh
Painting session notes and society activities at library
Thursday painting sessions resume at the library led by Frank Black from Georgetown. The group includes many named members and officers, with reports on aiding a needy family, a doll presentation to Halton County Museum, and increased donations to the Halton County Music Festival on April 9 and 10. Provincial LO.D.E. president Mrs. Morrison plans to attend the 50th anniversary dinner with other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Black
Georgetown
W. Middleton
Footitt
W. Coon
H. Helwig
J. Ingels
Ann Talbotn
Halton County
Robert Little
Lo.d.e
W. R. Morrison
Chapster
Daughters of Knox Plan World Day Service
Daughters of Knox held their February meeting with 15 members present. Mrs Kay Haneson read January minutes as plans were set for a World Day of Prayer service on March 3 at 7 30 pm. Miss Donna Riseborough led study and witness discussion while Mr Robert Algie performed mandolin numbers with Mrs Dora Coles. Hymns 254 and 378 were sung, a Bible reading and prayer followed, Mizpah blessing offered, lunch with Valentine theme served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Knox
Hota
Diane Spielvogel
Kay Haneson
Donna Riseborough
Robert Algie
Dora Coles
McAuley
Dorothy Simmons
Cape Breton
Graham
McAutoy
Médutoy
Acton WI Festival Donations Highlight Community Trust
Acton Wisconsin community notes reveal donations to a local festival and a fundraiser, with Mrs. Ivan Morris hosting a February W L meeting. The program included historical research talks, memorial thanks, and a March officers conference at Welliigh University in Guelph, plus a parish hall euchre and peony loan event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Morris
Bower Ave
Acton W.L
Lindsay
Dude
Mary Stewart
M McAuley- Convaner
Chirtain
Cole ‘Orate
The
Hannockslain
Alex Blood
Cinta’ Maret “Ly
Welliigh University i Guelph
Agnew
Home Economics
Memorial to the Canadian Immigrant themes in prairie works
The rarely displayed works of the father include Memorial to the Canadian Immigrant and titles from Prairie Farmer Mower and Sower. Andreas adds whimsical humor while Yoseph’s art emphasizes a primitive spiritual fervor that dominates his pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas
Yoseph
Iis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton Free Press
Kathy Nolan
Stuar Johnson
Elizabeth Dr
Valentine
Christian Reformed Church
North
Halton
Willy de Jong
Anne Hofstede
Simpsons Sears
Stuart Johnson
Holy Cross
Elsie Swift
Blue Springs Nursery
Johnson
R. Spielvogel
J. Barbar
Knox Plan Service
Acton WI
Federation of Ontario Nateuralists
North Halton Association For
Bob Younger
the Swing
Acton Legion Hall
Richardson's
TV & Appliances
Waele i Grottalions
Walinguan
Informais
Ane
Dills Stationery Store
OODS
IGA
IGA Fonns Ir
Toner
B.C
Piait Sugario W Cinnamow
Lzexs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!