2nd Lieut. Grahame Weds Sharon Swales in Georgetown
2nd Lieut. David J. Grahame and Sharon Irene Swales were married in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Georgetown on Saturday October 6 at four o clock. The bride a bank teller in Toronto is the daughter of Mr and Mrs K J Swales of Georgetown. The groom with the Canadian army resides at 247 Mason Blvd Acton. The ceremony featured amber and white mums and a bridal cascade of roses. A reception followed at the Odd Fellows Hall with guests from Toronto Simcoe Guelph Malton Acton and the States. The couple will live in Toronto until transfer to Petawawa then Pembroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Grahame
First Baptist Church
Georgetown
Pembroke
Sharon Irene Swales
David James Grahame
Lloyd Whan
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Toronto
K. J. Swales
Cleaveholm Drive
3. D
Mason Blvd
Acton
Joyce McLean
David Swales
Chris Binns
Roland Keith
Odd Fellows Hall
Simcoe
Guelph
Malton
States
John Newman
Gues
Former Pastor Speaker At Baptist Anniversary
Acton Baptist Church celebrated its 120th anniversary with large morning and evening crowds. The guest speaker was Rev. Golden Horses of Lindsay Ontario, a former pastor, who preached themes from Christ building his church and the gates of hell not prevailing. Visitors from Bath Wasaga Beach Hamilton Guelph and surrounding districts attended and heard a personal appeal for Jesus as Saviour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Baptist Church
Golden Horses
Lindsay
Ontario
Ms Church
Jesus
Hell
Christ Sant
Christ
Mr. Holmes
P. A
Chris
Pile
Holmes
Jesus Christ
Bath
Wasaga Beach
Hamilton
Guelph
Destrict
Jury Calls for Stop Signs at Rural Intersections
Coroners in Halton County urge by law and stop signs at rural junctions after the death of Sarah Eileen Gay of Acton. The inquest at Milton heard the accident occurred July 28 at 25 Sideroad and First Line Esquesing with two vehicles, limited visibility due to shrubs, and calls for a stop ahead sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siue Ryans
Halton
Sarah Eileen Gay
RR. 1
Acton
County Court House
Milton
County Council
McWilliams
Gay
Sideroad
R.R. 3
Tom Dube
Halton O.P.P
Soulier
Dube
Soutier
James Milne
Milton Heights
Lloyd Davis
RR. 2
Campbellville
Janice Flatt
Rosemary Flatt
Main St. Acton
George Newell
R.R
Alan Gay
C. K. Stevenson
Train schedule changes reduce local stops
A new CNR timetable shows one former stop canceled and four through trains no longer stopping here. Eastbound service now includes two morning and two evening trains stopping locally, while westbound service comprises one morning and two evening trains with passengers onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNR
Christian Reformed Church Tender Let Awarded
Van der Berg Construction of Georgetown won the tender to build the Christian Reformed Church. The project, expected at 38 000 to 39 000 dollars, will begin in a few weeks after six bids were discussed at a congregational meeting. The church, seating Sun day School in a large downstairs room, features an A shaped design with stained glass and a glass cross wall facing Highway 7, Peel Street entrance. Pastor Rev Jelle Nutma leads services in Quich and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Reformed Church
van der Berg Construction
Georgetown
Sin Parish
M-C.a
Highway 7
Wier
Cripps Associates
John Krul
John Bowman
Henry Hazenburg
Ralph Gils
Klaas Holman
Peel St
Wool Combing Corp Says It Will Distribute Assets
The Wool Combing Corp of Canada plans to convert all assets to cash, distribute proceeds to shareholders, and surrender its charter. Estimated per share distribution is 14.50, with 8.40 tax free and 6.10 taxable. The firm previously closed its Acton plant in 1957, sold its property, and raised 430000 from Made Dye Works of Canada holdings without finding reinvestment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Globe and Mail
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada Ltd
Lord Barnby
Toronto Stock Exchange
Wool Combing
Acton
Made Dye Works (Canada) Ltd
Huntingdon, Que
Also Mentioned on This Page
David J. Grahame
Sharon Swales
Heather Arnold
Limehouse
Sharon Handle
Pam Currie
Darlene, McKee
Cheryl Rich
Marion
Terry Ton
Mr. Swales
Brian Evans
Diane Robinson
G. McKee
D. McKee
Sor
Daly
Lovell Bros
Don Timmings
Hwy. Esst
Jelle Nutma
Harvey Laverty
EAVEI
Sales and Service
Main Street N
Rockwood
Choliaa
Bank of Nova Scotia
Scotia
Seid Aon
THE
OSS
Canada
Trinity Church
the United Church of Canada
Acton, Ontario
E. E. Long
Dr. Long
General Council of the
United Church of Canada
World Council of Churches
Europe
Russia
Africa
South America
India
Japan
General Council
Wool Combing Corp
J.H. Goy
Edna-May Ladies’ and Children’s Wear
Mill St. E
the Bigges
Shantung
Hassocks
Dail Street
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