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The Acton Free Press Wed June Father of the bride officiates at wedding Candlelight white satin white mums decorated St the laic May wedding of Holly bows and yellow and Anglican Church for Ethel Ewlng and Michael Anthony Sadler The bride is the daughter of the Reverend and Mrs of Acton The groom is the son of Mrs Sadler and the late Anthony Sadler of Oak The father of the bride the lated the ceremony and wedding music was ployed by Mrs Betty Given in marriage by her brother Paul the bride chose an oyster threepiece satin gown She carried a bouquet of yellow roses and breath Flowers in her hair completed the attractive picl Mrs Bonnie Powell sister of the served as matron of honour Miss Cindy Walton from London England was bridesmaid The attendants were gown in printed voile dresses of yellow and white flowers with lact trim They carried bou quels of yellow and white Best man was Paul Hammond of were the Jimes Powell of Grimsby brother in law of bndt For reception at her the mother of the bride wore a long melon silk jersey gown Her corsage wis a whitt orchid Tht mother of the groom wore long gown Her HOLLY ETHEL EWING and Michael Anthony Sadler were wed in St s Anglican church lowing a honeymoon last month The father the Rev Len England and Ewing officiated at the ceremony couple will reside in Toronto LYNN JOHNSON daughter of William A and Mary Johnson R 2 became the bride of Michael Morrey son of Jack and Maw een Morrey 210 Burlock Burlington on May 29 in St Johns Anglican church Real imaginary trips for club English newspaper Plaque maple tree marks wartime site A happy trip back to land to visit relatives came to an end Saturday when Mr and Mrs John Post St returned home to They spent most of their time in their native land at Crawley and Worthing and enjoyed the nights on the Boeing very much At Brighton on June 12 Mr Post spotted a Rolls with the diplomatic license plate CDl behind the feur Mr Post thinks he saw the Hon Paul Martin the High Commissioner for Can Mr Post read in the local newspaper the West Sussex Gazette and South of England Advertiser an account of Mr Mardn participation a special Canadian ceremony and Mr Post brought the paper the Free Press since he knew many others here would be interested Under the headline Canad Pay a Welcome Visit is the fallowing story Veterans of the Canadian forces made a sentimental journey with their families on Sunday to Hawkhurst Court a boys preparatory school near which they knew summers ago as the headquarters of the second division of the Canadian Army This was the setting for the planning and mounting of their divisional operation as part of the Dieppe raid on August 19 1942 Near the hutted class rooms where Candmn sol had lived the representatives from all eight branches of the Canadian Veterans Association in the Senior among them was 83 yearold tx cavalryman Jack Cusack the only Can dian Chelsea pensioner They welcomed the High Commissioner for Canada Hon Paul Martin who veiled a commemorative que and marked the occasion by planting a Canadian maple tree Mr Martin told more than 150 boys and other guests the ceremony that Dieppe must be a remote concept to hem It was however a vilally important part of the war in whleh many like the tan veterans fought Iht force that would havt denied free for all time These men fought so that people of ill countries and cultures could combine with out destroying their national personalities in pursuit of peace in the world The headmaster Mr Richard Crossley Holland said the school was privileged to be able to pay respect lo Canadians who sacrificed their lives tn the war especially those in the Dieppe raid The memorial was ded by the Vicnr of Wisbor ough Green Rev John Penney and the blessing was by Rural an of Pel worth the John Petworlh Town Band and Horsham Sea Cadet Corps took part in Ihc ceremony which was followed by refreshments and an of names Mrs Over members wre pre sent it the regular evening meeting of Acion Golden Hub held in St Hall president It David son welcomed ill representing Hie urns Club reported ihcy sponsoring bus for alt Acton Citizens lo ttnd liwn Parly Hal Ion n Saturday Red Cross Blood Donor w is present and asked for telephone volunteers who would lit willing to phone regarding clinic dales time ete I he response wis for this worthwhile Hit Sunshine Club of Hock wood hive sponsored a bus lo lo to the Woodbine Rites and in invitation was re for iny of the Acton Club join them Rally one 1 pitnie is to be held it Coronation Pirk on Wednesday June It is expected a bus load will at lend this outing interesting program was given by Mrs McDonald who showed pic Hires of Hawaii and the is lands The beautiful Mowers and foliages plus Ihe pretty girls ind their native dances brought man ahs and from the She also provided the which idiltd the pictures Thanks wri extended to Isabel by Mrs Robertson who said while many had not been Hawaii flaw in came to us by the arm applause wis accorded her or sharing Iht bread ind cheese and i cup of concluded the interesting and entertaining evening Staff holiday Hills employees who are member of U E will the July 1 holiday the next day July Hilts council with the exception of Councillor rn Hyde voted to agree to the request from the town workers OF EDUCATION The Hilton Board of cation Administrative Office will their office m lolsOpm to a bull of to for Ihe period July lo September change made without general public staff lunch noun are reduced from one hour one half hour J Alexander E Director R E D B loodI C 1 M0ND DONOR 1 R 1 JUNE 28th CLINIC 1 AT THE J and CANADIAN LEGION C to830pm FOR J PHONE TRANSPORTATION I 8530630 Morrey Johnson wed bride wears heirloom St Johns Anglican church Nassagawcyu was the set ting for the May double- ring wedding of Lynn Johnson and Michael The Rev Paul Moore officiated The bride a registered nurse in the emergency ward of East General Hospital Toronto is the daughter of William A and Mary John son The groom is Ihe son of Jack and Maureen Burlington and Is an employee of CN in Toronto Hears heirloom Given in m image by her father the bride wore a floor length draped bodice champ agne gown of jersey silk and a shawl made by her mother She carried pink and white daisies carnations and baby breath and wore a locket over too years old to her as a family gift by her on her birth day The s Mrs Gail Zimmerman was the mitron of honor wearing a blue floor long sleeved carrying white daisies and baby s breath Trills I indblad was bridesmaid wearing a blue and champagne colored She carried flowers similar to the matron of honors They also wore nude by the bride Douglas Zimmerman Burlington was the grooms man Dinner a sm ill dinner at the Georgetown North Hilton Golf Club mother if bride wore a jrecn threepiece outfit of silk material The mother of the groom wort three piece outfit of blue silk Their cor s wtrt of yellow ind while Douglas Zimmerman pro posed a to the newly weds the groom proposed i toast of thinks the par of bride Later in the there is parly Hall The mother of the bride wtddmg cake After the bride gave her bouquet to the groom grandmother who was re turning to England the next day Came from The bride attended Brook school Acton high school and the University of Toronto before attending the East General Nursing school to become a registered nurse The groom attended St Burlington and son high school Burlington They have known each other since 1 hood when they both moved lo Canada with heir parents from England Special guests at the wed ding were the groom grandmother Mrs S rey aunt of the groom Mrs and uncle of ihc groom I rank all from Crewe Cheshire England Other guests attended from Acton Burlington Rock wood Ann Arbor Michigan Toronto Branlford Midland Moffat Belwood and Before her marriage the bride was entertained at two showers The first was given by Joan and Trinsa The second wos ted by Connie Dillon Toronto for the bride s friends at the East General Hospital Both were miscellaneous a honeymoon Inp lo Virginia Beach Vir the bride and groom took up residence in Toronto They plan to move to in the near future ECONOMY CARS To from al you can afford Low and Bank Flnan MOTORS LTD Open air baptism at Sun Nearly everyone knows that Baptists baptize adults only by immersion but few have observed the ceremony in an open air service in a er or lake Yel Mrs Michelle Johnstone and Mrs Heather Parsons insisted that this was the means that should be em ployed SoanJunc20 Acton Baptist Church and Sunday School body observed their service in Ihe Park at at which time the two dates witnessed to their faith in verbal responses and in ihe service itself Ihe baptism be ing performed by the pastor Blood is needed EVERY DAY Rev Dis Sydne Not only in that beautiful environment wis cere mony impressive but few pre sent had ever observed a wit in this form previously This small church has ex a wonderful re in new life as three weeks before two young 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