Double Ring Ceremony Unites Lemon Hawes in Acton
Betty Lemon and Edward William Hawes were united in a double ring ceremony at Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle on Saturday afternoon July 15. The service was conducted by Rev. J. K. Reid with organist Mrs. Hank Mulder and soloist Mrs. Abe Miersma. The couple, from Georgetown, planned to honeymoon in the French River district and reside at RR 2 Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle
Mary Elizabeth Lemon
Edward William Hawes
J. K. Reid
Hank Mulder
Abe Miersma
Georgetown
Afr
Fred Lemon
John St. Acton
William A. Hawes
Acton
St Alban’s Hall
French River District
Mariivea Lemon
Shirles
Slater
Jacqueline
Carl Alt
Chmtroose
Waterford
Saskatchewan
Tillsonburg
London
Darwin Cripps
Lemon
R.R. 2
Esther Taylor
RR. 2
Mary Elizabeth Leman
Church Calendar for Christian Reformed Church Sessions
A church calendar entry lists services and notices for the Christian Reformed Church. Rev Nutma BA BD leads ministerial duties at Queen Street location with a contact box 446 and phone 694. The entry notes morning and Sunday schedules and the Senior Section events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Reformed Church
Nutma BA
Queen St
Box
Sunday School Picnic and Storm Disrupts Races and Supper
Last Wednesday afternoon the Presbyterian Sunday school held a well attended picnic in Exhibition Park with races for youngsters and a prize for the oldest person. A Sunday squall with hail and wind interrupted sports and a fishing incident was reported near the mill dam on the fourth line. Cyril Knight mourns the death of Mrs. Knight in Guelph General Hospital. funeral held in Guelph with interment at Rockwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Exhibition Park
John Pearce
Eden Mills
Burlington
Cyril Knight
Douglas
Palmerston
Knight
Guelph General Hospital
Rockwood
John A. Little Fun
Eral
George Wall
Guelph
Rockwband Cemetery
C. Levells
Main
Joseph Holman
Dureen Giles
No. 3 School
Guelph Oo
M. Mortison
Willian’ Harvey
North Bay
Four Acton girls skate through Ontario summer training
Four Acton girls endure 30 degree sessions in mitts and sweaters at a Guelph Curling Club summer school directed by Ross Smith. Elizabeth Fores, Sharon Bradley, Linda Brida, and Sally Wilson practise long hours with pros including Sondra Tewksbury and Mary Jane Halstead guiding sessions as Ontario’s Cardkidian tests run biweekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Fly
Elizabeth Fores
Sharon Bradley
Linda Brida
Sally Wilson
Guelph
Curling Club
Ross Smith
Summer Services at Acton United Church
The Acton congregation will host two services led by Rev R Brook and student Fred Milnes on July 23 and July 30. Mr Brook, a local resident, is known to parishioners while Mr Milnes studies at Emmanuel Theological College in Toronto and seeks ministry from the Toronto conference. The Engels and family are away at their summer home on the French River until mid August. A heavy rain last Thursday is described as a million dollar downpour benefiting grain, field and garden crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Dwight Engels Holie
Acton
Ready Too Soon Mrs. Ford Back
After a weekend on the move Mrs. Margaret Ford learned Oxdrift office opens late and she returns to Acton to her job temporarily. She may go to Oxdrift again as chief operator by December end as promotion news surprised her. Bell Telephone Toronto officials apologized for the inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxdritt
Cith
Margaret Ford
Acton
Oxdrift
McBride
Bell Telephone Company
Toronto
Free Press
Remembering Mr. Norrish A Blind Craftsman in Township Life
The Free Press recalls Mr. Norrish respected despite blindness. He built household tools in his barn and even mentored a neighbor boy after a dispute over split stove wood. A single childhood photo from his chair, in front of his home, became a keepsake for a centennial book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A.D
Free Press
Mr. Norrish
Norrish
Three Children and Neighbors in Old Acton Tales
Notes recall three grown children Ernest in Toronto Enoch in Pasadena Mia Goosee in North Dakota and memories of neighborly visits with the Norrishes. Included are arrowheads flint relics a Chinese pack scratcher and a battery powered small bulb light. The fragment hints at life salaries and old winters before electric lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Toronto
Enoch
Pasadena
California
Mia
Goosee
North Dakota
Aloways
Norrishes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Lemon
E. Hawes
Ies
Bete
Marilyn McIntyre
Harold Melnives
the Church OF ST. Alban the Martyr
Anglican
Poehih Soetas Atime Draaits Senday
Fury
United Church OF Canada
Ontario
Deigtt Engel
Mer George Elliott Orguust
Sertee
Eras
Surlay Sahootor
Sumi School
Christ Anibas Patchars
Baptist Church
James St Rudd
Nelson Court
Ain
Sheola
Pan
Church of the Back To God
Presbyterian
Church IN Canada
Knox Church
Andrew H. McKenzie
Minster
EB. A. Hansen
Wim
Leslie H. Nanson
Morriston
Bhick
Attwood
Walter Gibson
Alliston
Fred Lambert
Margaret Cooper
James Hagen
Patsy
Paul
Archie Speers
Henry M. Cooper
James E. Miller
Kitchener
Eva Bradshaw
Mimico
Dave Royce
C. Dumerick
Lannton
Fred Day
Ancaster
Ted Wheeler
Yvonne Wheeler
Elmira
Doris Fulford
Jane
Anne Kirwan
Hamilton
Stewart S. Royce
FL Till
Hazel Maud
Orange Ville
Garry Brace
Canada
Sionals
Sondra Tewksbury
W. Yeo
Owen Sound
Mary Jane Halstead
Rae Warden
Orangeville
Beth Pogue
John Wild
Peterborough
Mrs. Ford
Wees
Tor
Bank OF Montreal
E. L. Buchner
Mill ST
E. Acton
Ont
Waterloo
Ocean Steamship Tickets
F. L. Wright
Wilbur St. N
Milton
Halton
Denebel Film Sa Rerreste Service
Hinton’s
Hinton
Acton Free Press
O. £. Manning
Halton & Peel Trust & Savings Company
John S. Beatty
C. A
Beatty
University of Varento
Dale
Brampton
J.B. Mackenzie & Son
Church St. Coal & Lumber
ACME
Parmers
Jar
Morey
Queensway
Tin
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