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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1954
Page
10
The United Church in Hespeler hosted Irene Holm and Harvey Dennis as they wed on September 11 with a full ceremony and reception. The Barnaby Fountain wedding in Guelph featured Mary Little Barnaby and George Edwin Fountain with a four o’clock ceremony and a reception, followed by a Montreal-bound wedding trip for the couple.
Margaret Dhreen Brown and Lloyd Roy McIntyre wed at Knox eresterian church on September 18. The couple's families hail from Acton and RRL 1 Acton. Rev Ro Armstrong performed the ceremony with music by Ted Hansen and Moss Yvonne Brunelle singing. The bride wore a nylon lace strapless gown with a Juliet cap, veil, and red bouquet. attendants wore flamingo and blue gowns. Guests traveled from Weston Milton Georgetown Et All to celebrate at the reception.
Elaine Mary Steffler and Lloyd Alton Ramsay wed in Guelph at the Church of Our Lady with a reception for 65 at Ambassador Banquet Hall. Guests came from Ac ton Kitchener Breslau Milton Westfield and Harbor Beach.
Patricia Margaret A ler of Mr and Mrs Charles Adams Georgetown married Joseph Louth youngest son of Mr and Mrs George Louth at St George s Anglican Church Georgetown Rev J EK Maxwell officiated. Attendants included Sharon Bradley flower girl and cousins of the groom. Reception in church Sunday School room. couple living in Georgetown.
A farm column recalls a watchdog named Tippy and a scare with a visitor afraid of dogs, then shifts to rain, frost, and lingering warm color. The writer reports geraniums, a damaged plant, and pest insects, plus family moments with grandchildren.
Sackville New Brunswick Tribune Post notes a quirky remark about individuality and democracy. It hints at social reactions to odd behavior and public response to unconventional ideas.
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