Apricot Hues Mark Autumn Wedding in Rockwood
Miss Constance Jane Stout wed William Ormond Johnson at Rockwood United Church with Rev John Dilts officiating. The outfit featured Italian lace over satin empire gown. A reception followed at The Cedars, Rockwood, with families from Rockwood and Guelph and plans for Kingston Shoe Hospital and Queen's University follow-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Jane Stout
William Ormond Johnson
Rockwood United Church
John Dilts
Franklin L. Stout
Rockwood
Ronald O. Johnson
Guelph
Hugh McC@re
Toronto
Joan Weatherston
Janet Johnson
James Craigie
Kingston
David ‘Earnshaw
Ottawa
Peter Jarvis
B. Stuart
Angela Antonelli
Eiyetot
Kingston Shoe Hospital
Faculty of Applied Science
Queen's University
Acton Native Benson Towler McLean Buried in Ottawa
Benson Towler McLean of Acton was buried in Ottawa last week after dying October 7. He is survived by his wife Nellie Hamilton and a son Fred. A member of Walker Lodge AF and AM of Acton, the funeral service was held at Hulse and Playfair chapel and interment followed at Pinecrest cemetery. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Cunningham of Milton and Mrs. J. M. Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Benson Towler McLean
Ottawa
Nellie Hamilton
Fred
Walker Lodge
A.F
A.M
Hulse and Playfair Chapel
Pinecrest Cemetery
Robert Cunningham
Milton
J. M. Steele
Lorne Scots appoint new C Company commander
Major Fred Conover becomes commanding officer of C Company Lorne Scots at Georgetown armoury taking over from Major Paul Barber who retires. Conover, Brampton resident, had led the Brampton support company for seven years and now Captain E Biggs leads Brampton unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Conover
C Coy
Lorne Scots
Conover
Paul Barber
Georgetown
Brampton
C" Coy
Capt
E. Biggs
Home and School Day in Halton County Planned
Halton County Council of Home and School hosts the regional Conference of Area F at Trinity United Church Burlington on October 24. Delegates from Brant Wentworth and Halton counties will discuss issues faced by Home and School Associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Halton County
C. FE. Hester
Brantford
V. Ames
Element- Nye Faucation
Hamilton
the Indies of the Church
Norman High
OAC
Gilbert
Milton
Elizabeth Lawson to Wed Wilmer Hall in Milton
Mrs Elizabeth Lawson of Milton received several pre wedding showers and a trousseau tea from family and friends including Mrs Eric Toletzka Mrs Murray Black and Mrs Jack Montgomery. The events featured gift exchanges meals and games with both families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lawson
Milton
Trousseau
Wilmer John Hall
Hornby
Eric Toletzka
Murray — Black
Ontario Steel Office
Gordon Farlow
Jack Montgomery
Joan Montgomery
Fred Bennett
Douglas Rite
Laurie Durnan
Keith Seeney
Carl Early
Jack Pearson
Lois McPhail
Keith Durnan
Howard Eves
John §Trba
Ruth Mason
Marlene South
Coastal Mission Expands Service in Coastal Waters
Reverend John Antle started the Columbia Coast Anglican Mission over fifty years ago with a small 16 foot boat to serve remote camps. A fund to boost the fleet led to the 66 foot hospital ship Columbia being launched and another boat, the John Andre, added this year, bringing the fleet to four vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
COP
John Antle
Columbia Coast
Oalfer Alert Bay
Columbia
John Andre
Acton Women's Institute Meeting Report
Mrs William Hall hosted the Acton Women's Institute on Brock Avenue. Mrs George Fryer presided and opened the meeting. A poor fair booth due to bad weather was noted. An invitation from Rockalong W I to visit soon was discussed. The program featured grandmothers with Mrs George Hargrave presiding, including costumes by Mrs FE Holloway and others. Winners for best costumes were Mrs MacAuley and Mrs Maddox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall
Brock Ave
Acton Women's Institute
George Fryer
Rockalong W. 1
Keaders
Johnson
George Hargrave
Ivan Harris
Io Davidson
Geo. Fryer
MacAuley
Maddox
W W Hall
Grandmothers honored at OAC Milton meeting program
The report details a Guelph O.A.C. area convention with readings by Mrs Fryer and Mrs Fryer, a Christmas sing song, and remarks by Sam Holmes district director. Mrs J L Gibbons received an award as oldest grandmother and Mrs King as youngest. Earl Lambert closed with appreciation to the hostess and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bak Fentine
Roy Brown
Wm. Denny
Fryer
O.A.C. Guelph
King Mes
Sam Holmes
Milton
J. L. Gibbons
Mrs. King
Maggie
Earl Lambert
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St. John’s Chapel
Betty-May Lambert
Russell W. Arbic
H. Arbic
New. Lorne Scots
C.O
San
Miss Lawson
Fred Lawson
Robert Ross
Coastal Mission
United Suburban Gas
Mill East
Peeohire
Institute
The
ActonEree Press
WM. C. Allan
Queen St. W
Tom Nicol
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
Canada
Canadian Army
Army Service Corps
Youngstown
Eldorado
Clare Jewel
Clare Hecla
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