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FrytersBurton vows in Norval GeorgetownActon Wednesday B7 Paul Church for Frytara Burton wadding In Manor absenteeism In a doublerag at SI Paul Anglican Church An Maria became the Keith Burton The bride the daughter of Jules and Emmy Acton and the groom the son of Arthur and Eva Burton RR 2 Rev Richard Ruggle performed the ceremony Sandy and Ed Plnkw of friends of the couple tang daring the service Escorted down the aisle by her father the bride wore a fulllength gown with a long train and picture hat covered with lace and pearls ana a fingertip veil She carried a bouquet of pink and white silk flowers Accompanying the bride were maid of honor Stephanie Wheeler and bridesmaids BonnleSmithotGuelph sister of the groom Acton Audrey Georgetown and flowergirl Cindy Van Acton All in the bridal party wore carnationcolored satin gowns and carried round bouquets of pink and white silk flowers Dressed in a blue tuxedo similar to the groom Glen Lee of Nerval acted as best man while the brides brother Eric or Acton Ken Terry of and the groom brother John Burton of Glen Williams Mere the ushers Stephen of Terra Cottn a cousin of the groom was the ring bearer Receiving guests at the reception in St Georges church hall the brides mother worea fulllength grey gown and the grooms mother a fulllength gown of melon color With pearls given by her mother and her grandmother earrings the bride wore a dress made by her aunt Geer Van while the bridesmaids dresses were made by the bride Karen and Wolfgang gifted the couple by making all the bouquets and the three tier wedding cake was made as a wedding gift by Bonnie Mitchell of Acton Among the guests from a distance were the bride a aunt and uncle from Holland and an aunt from Alberta Prior to the wedding the bride was feted at a shower held by Stephanie Wheeler and the groom was honored at a stag held by bestman Glenn Lee The couple are now living in Acton Johnson wants answers A regional commission much like a Royal commission is what Milton councillor Bill Johnson will call for today if he does not get satisfactory answers on discrimination and ml midatlon inside Halton Centennial Manor Mr Johnson said he Is not satisfied with the answers he received when he had questions on a regional report on the I cm of absenteeism inside the Manor That report showed the sick days average be far greater than any other regional department One or the solutions to sick leave suggested in a report was asking Manor nurses to have a physical before being hired Bui nee that report three weeks ago Mr said he has heard other disturbing reportswhlchhefeelsmustbeclcaredup that has take place In a public forum then so be it he said lam thinking about like a Royal Commission where we would have witnesses who would testify he said Mr Johnsons said he feels the is particularly evident among the Registered Nurses and Registered Nursing Assistants at the Manor We had 19 nurses leave Ihe Manor In past two years ho said That more have left the Joseph Brant Hospital a hospital which is seven times than the Manor Mr Johnson said he thinks one reason so many nurses are leaving is because of work schedules which he feels must be examined A nurse is required to work 11 con sec Hive nights If she refuses to work a twelfth she can be fired on the spot Mr Johnson said Mr Jahnsonsaidonereasonhehaswalted until today is to give regional chairman Peler Pomeroy a chance to conduct his own look inlo problems in the Manor which Mr Johnson said he brought to the attention of Mr Goebelle Wagner Mac A dam Trie Optimist CHARTERED Clubs of ACCOUNTANTS North flung IKC ACCOUNT Ih BOOKKEEPING BINGO INCOME TAX totalis EvaryTuaattar SKSO tana swap MEET SQr snows PERFORMANCE DAY S8T 22 19H EARL DAY SEPT Pans and available at both MEMORIAL PARK ifeSSTS V BINGO BUS Everv Friday Night TyferTrmport llnmaJMihl if fi ten BOARD a lot lit a I on II We Are Now Dealing Our 84s to make room for our85s Looking For A Great Deal on TEMPOTOPAZ ESCORTLYNX MUSTANG 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