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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
9
Creighton and Lawrence announce they will be married on Saturday May 27 at St Alban’s Church in Acton.
Mrs G MacDougall hosted a centennial tea and sale at Mills Church on Monday afternoon with hymns led by Mrs H Gilbertson and devotions by Mrs Beryl Wright. Attendees included Mrs Leslie Duby and Mrs J HL Patterson from Acton, with humor from ladies Hall and Barden.
Knox Church Ladies Aid met at the church with Mrs S G Matthews presiding She shared a thought My Lovely Garden With Gods Help Worship included hymn Unto the Hills and scripture read by Mrs F J McCutcheon Business minutes noted kitchen facilities granted for two groups for a June 3 dinner by the young people bowling club Stools for the kitchen were displayed May group centennial tea set for May 9 at Mrs William McLeod s home Donation of 25 voted to Presbyterian Camp Iona near Bala Readings and hymns closed the meeting Over tea, a pleasant time was enjoyed Free entertainment Expo 67 will feature 400 amateur groups across Canada in six band shells on the site Farm boy joke ends with captain keeping in fur rows.
Mrs Nellis named president at Dublin branch gathering. A pot luck dinner followed as members reviewed minutes and plans. Delegates were named for the Officers Conference at the University of Guelph and for the June national convention.
Nellie Elizabeth Ida Moore Jenner, last of T. T. Moore’s family and widow of Charles E. Jenner, died April 27 in a Kitchener-Waterloo hospital. A Georgetown Herald editor’s kin and Acton post office worker, she left siblings including May Moore and James Moore. Private funeral occurred in Kitchener with interment at Fairview cemetery, Acton.
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