Dogs Ruin Sheep Flock. Lookout Kept
Dogs killed four sheep and mauled many more in a pasture incident. Garnet Sinclair reported 20 sheep killed or mauled and a lookout is being kept for the dogs. The piece also notes local social items including a nurse graduation in Guelph and a wedding in Stratford.
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Dr. Reid
Garnet Sinclair
Garnet
Robert McEnery
War Memorial Hall
Guelph
Bonnie Cotton
Kay McEnery
Ed Adaly
Blenheim
Walter Kentner
William Kentner
Boiscevain
Manitoba
Jehovah's Witnesses Meet in Listowel Event Preview
Jehovah's Witnesses assemble at Listowel Memorial Arena September 18 to 20. Toronto minister DL Mills will present a two hour film Proclaiming Everlasting Good News Around the World. Acton residents expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Listowel Memorial Arena
DL ML Mills
Toronto
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
Acton
Miss Marjory Johnston Weds John G Ward in Acton
A chapel wedding at Trinity United Church Acton joined Miss Marjory Joyce Johnston and John Gordon Ward in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dwight Engel. The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Jack Wagner with turquoise chiffon gown. The Johnston and Ward families are listed with local addresses and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Church
Acton
Marjory Joyce Johnston
John Gordon Ward
William R. Johnston
Witliam Ward
Woodstock
Dwight Engel
EA. Hanna
Knox Presbyterian Church
Johnston
Stephanotis
Makey Wagner
Shilburgh
Ander
Patterson Hicken wedding celebrates Marilyn Patterson nuptials
Miss Marilyn Patterson of Rockwood wed Metin Hicken of Georgetown at Lamehouse Presbyterian Church. The ceremony drew guests from Brampton Guelph Acton Hillsburgh Woodstock Georgetown and nearby. Guests included Miss Joy Patterson as maid of honor and family from Rockwood and Acton. The couple departed for a honeymoon trip to Northern Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Noble
O. Mulder
Francis
Philip
Georgetown
England
James Nobles
Hardwick
Lamehouse Presbyterian Church
Revo Toon Young
Know Act
Glen Scott
Anderson
Brookville
Lawrence Johnston
RR Acton
Brampton
Guelph
Acton
Hillsburgh
Woodstock
Rowa Hotel
Mir
Knox Church Marks 119th Anniversary
The Rev Nora Young leads Knox Church as it marks its 119th anniversary. A guest soloist Cambell Me Arihill served as organist and choir leader at Norful St Ana eel Church in Guelph, while Pinehouse and Geospotow hosted services. The beaver note highlights that it is the largest rodent in North America and second largest in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Young
Chonet Sundas Mi Young
Pinehouse and
Geospotow
Cambell Me Arihill
Norful St Ana Eel Church
Guelph
North America
Opening meeting of the Silverwood Institute falls
The Silverwood Women's Institute held its opening fall meeting at Mrs. Fred Campbell's. President Mrs. Burt presided, with Mrs. Scott as substitute secretary for Mr. Ironside who is recovering from a broken ankle. Donald Lawson spoke on science teaching and student care. A social hour followed, noting a Saturday frost with a low of HM degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverwood Women's
Stewarttown
Ies
Hramalea
Howe
Lawson Healee
Lawson
Community Art Classes Offered At Fall Fair
Local notices invite residents to join art classes with winter sessions available. Interested participants should contact Mrs Laura Dittrah at 85 2487 or leave a name at the George Howman display during the Fall Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Plesse
Laura Dittrah
BS Ubus
George Howman
Aecration Conemites
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Acton Free
John GO Ward
Gallinafad
Clarence Allan
Danny Kociak
Samuel Jones
Mary Sherwood
Stratford
Listowel
Main SY. N
Vagohi
Acton Free Press
Cape
Mrs
John G. Ward
Northern
Ontario
Luaehouse
Knox Church
Little Motors
Hydro
Rk Ates
Denny's
Insurance Agency
Bill and Harold
Heock St
Acton, Bat
Bafeco Insurance
Frigidaire Deluxe
Driridaire
Sete United Snowcrest
Manning Electric
Canada
B of M
New Canada
Bank of Montreal
Flan
G Arnold Hart
First Bank
Hank
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