Obituary of Henri Barens 42 at Acton Guelph area
Long illness claimed the life of Henri Barens age 42 on Sunday July 9 at Guelph General Hospital after a decade of hospitalizations and transfusions. He built Acton Mimeograph Services, later sold, worked at Micro Plastics as foreman, and was active in the Christian Reformed Church aiding immigrants. He and his wife raised six children at 43 Church St. Acton. Funeral held at Rumsey Shoemaker with former ministers present. Survived by wife, children, brother Fred in Holland, and three sisters in Holland.
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Henry Barens
Guelph General Hospital
Christian Reformed Church
Acton
Mike de Jong
Barens
Micro Plastics
Leiden
Holland
Canada
Trenton
Brighton
Canadian Bible Society
Mr. Barens
Fred Barens
Rodesraven
Mary
Rika
Gees
Mary Barens
Rumsey-Shoemaker
Wiebe van Dijk
Orillia
Fairview Cemetery
Jelle Nutma
Joosse
Gerry Kroeren
Tahjs Oost
Stan Norton
Tom Watson
John Feenstra
Klaas Kamminga
Help at H O P E pushes renovations at Horn workshop
Renovation at Halton Opportunity Product Enterprises workshop in Horn gains momentum as George town Barber Shoppers George town Kinsmen and K 40 groups remove partitions in a single day. Workshop manageress H Isham notes skilled club members speed progress at lower cost. A Georgetown Boy Scout joined early this week. Red Cross urges water safety after 275 Canadians drowned in 1965 due to balance loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Opportunity Product Enterprises
Hornby
H. Isham
Georgetown
H.O.P.E
Red Cross
First Camporee in Park Marks Acton Centennial
The first combined camporee for Cubs Scouts Brownies and Guides in Acton was a centennial event with about 120 youth. Guides Commissioner Mrs. Lowrie organized a full day of badge work tests flag ceremonies campfire and token presentations assisted by leaders including Mrs. Browne Newton and Henry de Vries. A special guest Ruth Hall from Windsor attended and the day closed with a joint flag lowering and campfire.
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Acton
Lowrie
Browne
Newton
Henry de Vries
Kevin Conroy
Jordan
Grant
Nellie van der Kooy
Diana de Vries
Debbie Papillon
Andrea Broostad
Janice Thompson
Sharon Gillespie
Cynthia Barr
Tenny van der Kooy
Colleen Spielvogel
Ruth Hall
Windsor
Fractures Spine In 401 Accident At Halton Line
Downsview man and woman were injured when their car went off Highway 401 west of the Halton Peal Line on July 9. Jean Isabel Bouchier of 10 Wycombe Road Downsview fractured her spine and Kenneth Chapman of the same address suffered scalp lacerations. There was $800 damage to the car. Constable Bob Burke of Milton Detachment investigated the O P P case.
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Downsview
Highway 401
Halton-Peal Line
Jean Isabel Bouchier
Wycombe Road
Kenneth Chapman
Bob Burke
Milton Detachment
O.P.P
Golden wedding anniversary marked in Campbellville
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crawford of Campbellville celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last Saturday with 250 friends, relatives, and neighbors visiting. The couple, who built and have remained in their home for 12 years, were married by Rev John Ross in Kilbride. Mrs Crawford, formerly May Small of Kilbride, has been active in Women’s Institute and church groups, while Mr Crawford worked in lumber and was involved with Campbellville’s mill and Masonic order. A three tiered cake by Mrs Lorne Mitchell was shared from Willowdale to Campbellville and nearby towns.
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Lloyd Crawford
Campbellville
Hart Crawford
Kilbride
Crawford
John Ross
Ray Olan
Women's Institute
St. David’s Presbyterian Church
Lorne Mitchell
Willowdale
Whitby
Bowmanville
Gravenhurst
Hamilton
Caledonia
Freeston
Milgrove
Strabane
Milton
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Scout and Guide
Brownies
Cubs
Ides i Lowrie
Jack Lowrie
Henri Barens
Ireland
Pat
le Anvils
Ontario
Dolly Ann Edmunds
Renfrew County
Cork Se
East Guelpr
de. R. Gaskin
F. G. Oakes
Pollock and
Campbell
Water St. North
GALT
Ol Burner
Rosslake
Golden Wedding Village
Masonic Order
Boat Repeir Service
See
Government OF Canada
Richardson’s
Radio & TV
Main St. E. Milton
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