Obituary of Ralph B Richardson Rockwood Resident
Former Rockwood resident Ralph B Richardson of Vineland died Wednesday after a recent operation. Funeral held Saturday at United Church with interment in Vineland cemetery. He leaves a wife Estella Stewart and two daughters plus siblings and relatives. Community extends sympathy to the mourning family. Holiday visitors and local notices follow including school reopening and church services news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Ralph B.richardson
Vineland
Richardson
United Church Cand
Estella G. Stewart
Richardson Maatey
Oni
Maurles Mord
Weston
Roy Day
Toronto
C. Gordon Haprla
Selkirk
Douglas Block
Atwood
K. B. Whiter
Kingalow
Fred Irvin
Watertad Cultexe
Presbyterian Church
John Birteh
Birteh
White Gladioli Decorate Church For Bonner Cunningham Nuptials
The wedding of Barbra Jean Cunningham of Georgetown to William Bonner of Milton featured white gladioli at the ceremony held at the church. Kenneth Hareiton and Barry of Milton served in roles, with a procession of attendants including Mrs Douglas Ford of Maple and Mrs Flurry Maure of Terra Cotta. The gown was a white satin with pearl and seed pearl details, and the bridal party wore blue Swiss ribbed dresses with matching velvet trims. More than 100 guests from Acton, Rockwood, Craneville, Toronto, and surrounding areas attended the Stewarttown Hall reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adhgrave
Barbra
Jean Cunningham
Douglas Pord
Flurry Maure
Vivenne Fish
Orangeville
Croomsman
Dieph Brent
Garvin
Marry Moore
Tecra Cotta
Naiph Cunangham
Debride
Stewarttown Hall
Cunningham
Dean Cunningham
Acton
Rockwood
Craneville
Steelwille
Toronto
Port Credit
Stouffville
Tulivelan
Brn
Georgetown
Hornby
Windsor
Dowson
Vikon
Off to School Song Fragment Reflects Maternal Worry
A fragmented colloquial piece expresses a mother’s anxiety as her child heads to school. She recalls teaching safety rules and kindness, hoping divine protection for her son while he grows into a young man. The text blends domestic scenes with praise for everyday guardians.
Brigade Group Urges Citizens To Learn First Aid Course
The St John Ambulance Brigade calls residents to join an eight week First Aid course taught by David Penson of Brampton. The program costs 300 and includes lectures and an exam, with diplomas and wallets awarded on graduation. Participation is voluntary with no membership obligation.
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Acton Free Press
YMCA
David Penson
Brampton
St Johan
Pete
St. John Ambulance Brigade
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Ralph B. Richardson
Bonner-Cunningham
Ake Way
Seabrook Farms
Florida
Steinberg
DET
Orchard King Orange Juice
Aso. Parce
Orchard King
Ontario
Elberta Freestone
Steinberg's
Vaud
Ohee Tokay
U.S
Grand Duke
Mill ST. Acton
GASHE
Paes
AST
ETL
Poet's Corner
Lance
Helen
Prople
Sie
Uae
Manning
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