Anthony Laing wedding vows in Georgetown calendar
Anna Marie Laing and Frank William John Aacieone were married in a doubled ceremony at St John’s United Church Georgetown on February 1 Rev Robert Scriven officiated Red and white carnations and ferns decorated the church The bride is the daughter of May and Fred Laing The groom is the son of Joseph Anthony and the late Mr Anthony They honeymooned at Delrex Plaza Georgetown and will live at R R 1 Limehouse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Laing
Frank William John Aacieone
St. John’s Unit
Georgetown
Robert Scriven
Miu
May Laing
Fred Laing
Joseph Antholy
Anthony
St R.R
Limehouse
Talesrdan
Thompson Motors
Acton
Grandmothers' meeting at Dublin Institute
A Dublin W I meeting at Mrs Mansell Nellis’s home drew good attendance with active discussion on forthcoming Short Courses starting next month. A sister branch marks its 45th birthday soon and Dublin members plan to join airings on April 10. A member cited a Canada WS influence report noting more than a large magnitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
W.I
Mansell Nellis
Canada
Fom
Dainty Thimblers Convene For Fabric Study And Fund Drive
Mrs Sinclair called the Dainty Thimblers meeting at Mattened Bones-Pearen to discuss fabric grain and spread out materials for pinning and cutting. They planned a work session with four meetings, meals, and refreshments. Mary Johnston and Mrs Sinclair noted public donations totaling 304,469.75 from 14 areas were spent locally. The Cancer crew, top fundraiser last year, will soon canvass door to door. It was a grandmother's meeting with gifts and a humorous reading to lift spirits. Mrs C Britton thanked for use of Nellis home after lunch and participants bid good night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Britton
Nellis
Institute
Cuties Learn Dress Darts At Dublin East Cotton Club
The fourth meeting of the Dublin East Cotton Cuties was held March 15 at the home of assistant leader Mrs Douglas. The session opened with a call to order and the minutes of the last meeting were read. Loraine Rennick demonstrated how to mark and sew darts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin East
Douglas
Loraine Rennick
Mark
Nassagaweya Council Receives Petition on Regional Government Plan
Nassagaweya council met to handle regular business while a petition from the Nassagaweya Women's Institute objecting to the proposed regional government system was received and forwarded to Municipal Affairs Minister McKeough. Other actions included zoning appeals, fence viewer appointments, and road expenditure by-laws. Deputy Reeve Anne MacArthur announced the death of the Central Ontario Regional Development Association and suggested forming an industrial development committee. The council also discussed curtailing monthly dinners for county assessors and reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Women's Institute
McKeough
Leslie Bunker
Wee
Planning Board
Ralph Anderson
Anne MacArthur
Central Ontario Regional Development Association
Nassagawega
Alton
Acton
Oakville
Local Personal News and Community Updates
Mr W McLeod is a patient at Guelph General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Heb enjoyed a short holiday in Faery Caroling. Mr and Mrs R A Elliott have returned from a Florida holiday. Mrs Case De Jong and children of Clarkson visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs E Grischow. Mrs Gordon Rognvaldton and sister Mrs W Seeback of Toronto holidayed in Florida last week. Mr and Mrs Lorne Doberthien enjoyed a Jamaica holiday during school vacation. yestering by bus 28 Walkergo members visited Lakeland Lodge Buffalo last Wednesday. Bob Ramsden brother Bing a lodge member here is a past master of the Buffalo lodge. Correspondence from Canadian Pacific Railways stated its intention to appoint an agent at the Guelph Junction station. Council opposed CPR's attempt. Halton County Board of Education replied it is prepared to borrow funds to meet the Education budget for Nassagaweya. When love goes at ale many a honeybun turns out to be a tough cookie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkergo
Lakeland Lodge
Buffalo
Bob Ramsden
Bing
Buffalo Lodge
Canadian Pacific Railways
Guelph Junction
CPR
Halton
Knox Ladies Aid Meets at Knox Presbyterian Church
The Mary Ellen Anderson room hosted Knox Ladies Aid for its regular monthly meeting. Mrs. W. J. Metiyre presided, poetry was read, minutes approved, and discussion covered purchasing 75 stacking chairs for the banquet hall. Catering prices were set, reports of three banquets and a treasurer’s note were shared. A Florida bus trip was recounted with photos, and a social tea followed a dainty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Anderson
Knox Presbyterian Church
Knox Ladies Aid
W Pering
W. J. Metyiyre
G. 87
Matthewa
Lakeside chapter plans barter project and charity drive
Lakeside chapter of the 1.C.D.E. named conveners for a barter project at the March meeting. Mrs. G. Mussette and Mrs. Watton were chosen to buy supplies for crafting guilts and Ullisty bas for the antuis bale. A $15 donation to the Music Festival supported the Cancer Society fund drive on March 25 with cookies planned. Sean Baker noted 41 high school students have become penpals with peers in other parts of the Commonwealth. New officers were installed by past regent Mrs. J. Jacque after refreshments and maquilt led by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
1.C.D.E
Fist
G. Mussette
Label Watton
Cancer Society
Sean Baker
Commonwealth
J. Jacque
Maquilt
Mome
Free Press News Briefs and Weather Sparks
Read as a chaotic clip from a small town paper. Cancer awareness efforts appear alongside a first thunderstorm forecast for Thursday. A bake sale and town flower and vegetable show are noted, with students returning to normal schedules after additions to the building. The note ends with a window robin resting on fresh snow.
Barbara Cook Accepted to University of Guelph Spring 1969
Barbara Cook formerly of Acton public schools and Acton district high school has been accepted for admission to the Spring Semester April 1969 at the University of Guelph. A hearing handicap student, she recently completed Grade 13 at Applewood Heights Oneal School in Cooksville Ontario. She is the younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Cook now living in Malton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Barbara Cook
Acton Public Schools
Acton District High School
Applewood Heights
Oneal School
Cooksville
Ontario
University of Guelph
Barbara
Acton
Walter Cook
Malton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gord
Cinderella
Atyle
Pataet
Parent
Rains
O'Keefe
Gilleill
Ste
Anthony Laing
Glen
Groomiuman
Wat Harvey Burt Sid
Ushey
Fred Anthony
Groan
Delrex
Plaza
Afra
Cavell Mardull
Antonia
Acton Free Press
St. John’s Church
Anns Marie Laing
Frank Anthony
Dublin Institute
McKeough W.I
Nassagaweya
Council
W. McLeod
Guelph General Hospital
Mrs. Heb
Faery
Case de Jong
Clarkson
E. Grischow
Gordon Rognvaldton
W. Seeback
Toronto
Florida
Mrs
Lorne Doberthien
Jamaica
Mrs. H. Mainprize
Hawaii
ST. — Acton
A. Ness
C. Agnew
A. Moat
Teclos
Alex Nea
Souvehia
Sohn Wilson
J. Scriven
Free Press
Knox
Pridsy Staikieen
Hennett
Tse
Mrs. A. Papillon
Robin
U. of G
Ballad OF
Josie
Calor
Doris Day
Dan Magkiw
Carton
Sun.mon
Walyer Matyhau
Anne Jackson
Sulkie Silks
Cartan
Whuss
Thurs
Clark Gable
Vivian Leigh
Mill ST
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!