Acton Free Press Bride Weds in London London and Toronto nuptials
Diana Mau reen married in St Bartholemew's Avendenham England in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev M Garten. Bride described as daughter of Mr and Mrs Geinatead of Toronto. Groom a Ontario Hydro engineeer, later with St Lawrence Cement Company. They returned to Toronto to reside.
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Toronto
London
Diana Maureen' Eee
Actonian
WH. Thoratineon
Synidenham
Ngland
Yoronto
Ontario Hydro
Tins É. A. Geinatead
Marie
England
Diana Grinstead
Arni Thorarinson
Acton
Canada
Poets Corner Art Er glass glory fades with age
The piece whispers of color fading into a muted panorama. Descriptive lines speak of yellow light and crimson, noting the corral tones and twilight hues as time ages art. A concluding signature Mary Susan Thranas presents a reflective, reverent vision.
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Wutuin
Bazvaar St Albans Guild Rummage Sale Success
The St Albans Bazvaar Guild reported a very successful rummage sale held last week. The group plans its annual bazaar to follow soon as its next community project.
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Bazvaar
St. Alban'’s Guild
Action Baptist Church Sunday Services and Remembrance Observances
Local church notices list multiple services for Action Baptist Church and affiliated congregations on Sunday November 10 1963 including morning worship 11 18 a m with hymns In Remembrance and evening service 7 00 p m with Betshazzar choir notes. Also includes Bible study and prayers at neighbouring churches and the Rockwood Bay churches hour by hour and a note on Trans Canada Fellowship affiliation.
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Ron Chieh
Betshazzar
B.H.F
Rockwood Bay
Carma Main
St., Rockwood
Ray Wiseman
Evangel Baptist Church
Trans-Canada Fellowship OF Evangelical Baptist Churches IN Canada
Family Bible School
Vis
J. H. Wilson
Jumiers
Pam
Acton Businessman G W Benton Dies at 63
George W. Benton of 09 Mill Street Acton died Sunday October 27 at St Josephs Hospital Guelph after eight weeks illness. Born in England he came to Acton as a child with his parents George and Amelia Turner. A butcher by trade he ran a Mill Street shop then a Queen Street store and later reopened the downtown location with his wife until selling due to ill health. He was a St Josephs Church member and Holy Name Society. Married in 1927 to Mary Birns of Arthur, the funeral was at Rumter Shoemaker then St Josephs for Requiem High Mass. Interment于 Dublin Cemetery. He is survived by his wife daughter Helen son Birnie sister Mrs John Smith and an uncle Peed Turner.
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Acton
George W. Benton
Mill Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Englind
Mr. Benton
George Benton
Amelia Turner
Queen Street
Benton
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Mary M. Birns
Arthur
Rumter-Shoemaker Funeral Home
St.Joseph’s Church
W. J. Morgan
A. Callahan
Rockwood
X. Birns Sr
Dublin’ Cemetery
Waterless Dam Sparks Dispute At Local Authority Meeting
A low earth dam on a feeder creek provoked complaints from farmer Fred Kainz that his water rights were blocked. The Credit Valley Conservation Authority discussed the case at its Terra Cotta meeting, with neighbor Robert Gilpin named for the dam built along the Sixth Line.
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AiMfoot
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Terra Cotta
Fred Kainz
Terra Cotta Park
Robert Gilpin
Evening music and tea fundraiser at local church
A large crowd attended a Wednesday evening program featuring music slides and talks in the church auditorium. Guests enjoyed an elegant tea hosted by Mrs. Don Joss and Mrs. Jack Tensdale while Rev Wally Leeman led the event and Prof Moffatt of Quelph spoke about Hawaii Australia and New Zealand.
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Misa Eunker Norrish
Winnifred Dunbar
Stella O'Gorman
Cheiliy McLean
Don Joss
Jack Tensdale
Senietta
Helen
Wally Leeman
UC W
Nintegl
Moffatt
Quelph
Hawaii
Australia
New Zealand
Moffat Village
Pd Wilson
Y Young
Wilson Bewley
M. Moffat
J. Robertson
Close-Up Photography of Children tips and cautions
Parents can capture strong child photos by spending time with them and keeping the camera ready. Move in close without cropping important parts, using a six foot distance with a bow lens or closer with close-up attachments. Ensure safety by maintaining a clear view and avoiding uncomfortable angles or poses.
Last Sunday Service Says Farewell to Mahon Family
A Misspelled reminiscence notes the Mahon family including Mr and Mrs Murray Mahon and Janice expected to be at home at Ebenever after a varied display of Christ man novelties. The piece urges youth to pursue education despite costs to travel.
Prowling Tale of Poppy Fret and a Pawnshop Purchase
A muddled report describes a town merchant or te group member on the wire at Radarday. A man named Alman lacks a train ticket and trades a $2 bill for a pawn ticket, pawns it for $180, then sells back the pawn ticket for cash and buys a hiker for $3.
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Alman
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