Explorer Banquet Celebrates Local Girls and Church Ties
Monday banquet honors twenty Explorer mothers and twenty girls. Leaders Mrs Kentney and Mrs Timbers welcomed attendees. Girls sang an Explorer hymn and a Japanese number, Mary Ann De He earned a gold E pin, and gifts were given to the church for mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
U.C.W
F. Kentney
C. Timbers
Cindy Currie Wang
Mary Ann de Haan
Nancy Oakley
Kathleen Dills
Japan
R. Bruce
Cathy Griese
Kathleen Orpin
F. Kentner
C. Dills
Explorer
Mary Timbers
Sandra Ross
Ann
Sree Press wedding vows at Holy Cross Church April 20
Catherine Jane Gervais and Paul Leonard Howe wed in a double ring ceremony at Holy Cross Church Georgetown. The couple exchanged vows in front of family and friends, with a yellow color scheme and lavish reception in the band hall. Family members and attendants included Miss Cathy Clark, Miss Janice Papillon, and Mich ael Howe. The couple planned a Kingston trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
Georgetown
Catherine Jane
Cathy) Gervais
Paul Leonard'Howe
Joyte Gervais
Cameron St
Acton
Len Vinton
Martin
Cathy’ Clark
Janice Papillon
Kim Hartman
Toronto
Michele Papillon
Kitchenar
Theo Papillon
Michael Howe
Cooksville
Steven Townsley
Gerald MacRae
Schomberg
Cathy Gervais
Paul Leonard Howe
Local HigH School Staff Picnic and Area News
Free Press reports a post school staff and guest picnic at Rockwood conservation area. Community members send well wishes to Mrs. Schupp recovering in St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph, and notes David Ford completing first year in business at Sheridan College. Weekend visits include Toronto’s Frank Browsing and Acton residents. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. MacAuley in Port Dover with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schupp
St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph
David Ford
Buelnous
Sheridan College
Fred Anderson
M. MacAuley
Port Dover
J. Bailey
Georgetown
Geo. Thurtell
Guelph
Personal notes from social Evening meetings and family news
Conservative supporters met Tuesday at the Beatty home to discuss elections. Roy Shults completes first year at Sheridan College Brampton in a three year business administration program. The Ys Men’s club hosted ladies night at The Flying Dutchman in Preston with dinner and dancing. Mrs. Watson and family traveled to Montreal then Sydney after the sudden death of Gerry Fulton in Vancouver. funeral held in Sydney. Attendees included Day and Greer families from Toronto Burlington Ancaster and Downsview. Diane E. Greer, granddaughter of Frank Day, graduated at Convocation Hall Toronto Western Hospital June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Beatty
Roy Shultie
Chaz. Shults
Sharidan College
Brampton
Roy
Preston
Tom Watson
Montreal
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Mrs. Watson
Gerry Fulton
Miss Fulton
Vancouver
Frank Day
George Day
Rockwood
Mreg
Fred Day
Ancaster
Milton Greer
Burlington
Roy Day
Toronto
Glen
Gary Greer
Vanja Gyllenhammer
Downsview
Atkinson School of Nursing
Toronto Western Hospital
Convocation Hall
Migs
Diane E. Greer
Diane Greer
Ede Mills U C W Meeting At Mrs Wilson Home
Mrs Wilson hosted the Ede Mills U C W gathering at her home with two hymns to start the meeting. Devotional leader was Mrs Tuver, theme from the Apostles Creed outlined seven pillars of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ede Mills U.C.W
W. Wilson
Tuvener
James
Stamp plan profits toast at Y's Menettes meeting
Y's Menettes gathered at Mrs. E. Leatherland's home as they learned they raised 221.60 in a rummage sale at the Y's Men's auction. Members took shower gifts for the Kitchen and bought a new dishes and cutlery set for the Y's Men. Harry Arcie led the Bishop fund project explaining how stamp proceeds fund international delegates. Acton club ranked third among International Y's Men with 120,000 points for 1967. President Mrs. G. W. McKenzie chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y's
Acton Club
International Y
Mra. G. W. McKenziie
Show Goes On Art Group Replay At Library Basement
The art group continues its display with a week long replay in the library basement. Many canvases feature local scenes and lively color, drawing interest from passersby and collectors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocal
Treasure Mart Held in Y by LO.D.E Chapter
The Treasure Mart in Y was sponsored by the Duke of Devonshire chapter of the LO.D.E. under Mrs. G. Yoing and Mrs. Holmes with Mrs. Hu-H. Eliott directing. Members offered baking and trade articles, with Mrs. Jens Lausteen handling a basket of groceries and a special draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Devonshire
Lo.d.e
G. Yoing
Mra
Holmes
Hu-H. Eliott
Ware Nord
Jens Lausteen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton Free Press
Sree Press
Amend Feige
Kitchener
Mono Road
Fort Erie
Actos
Kingston
Mrsg
Crosken
Susan Rody
Mya
Golin MacColl
Free Press
Rockwood Conservation Area
George Hargrave
Donna Risnborough
Will
Mia
Frank Browsing
G. A. Dills
Parks
Harold Townsley
Don Price
University of Guelph
Arena Association
Acton School Board
M. Z. Bennett
Mr. W. D. E. Smith
Robert Little
Mr. Game
W. McKarizie
AY Hinton
He-Fi and
Stereo Records
Hinton’s
Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Mac Intosh
Mrs. James
Mrs. Turner
Acton Electric Company
Malin St. N
Treasure Mart
Sune
GAMES
Simone Signorey
Kathren Ross
Valley OF Mystery
Color
Richard Egan
Paul Scofield
Wendy Hiller
Nashville Rebel
Color Country Music
Bunnies
SAICO
Jemonadelo
Imi
Amare Covered
Mal
Turkeys
Ats
Omiqlaatom Sk
IGA
Les
York
Chie Boy AR Dee Spagnitt
Wu Yar Gine
Wilk Magnesia
Oes Roe
Ger
IGA Foods
Weat
CONDE
Dentin Lee
Crakery
Maa Balls
Gia
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