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vbi anne marie lambert weds allen mochrie on june 10 wwtc snapdragon white hasta mums and red carna tions decorated trinity united church acton for the snarri- age of anne marie lambert and alien david mochrie a former minister the rev dwight engel officiated at the doublerlngeremony at four oclock on fllturday afternoon june jo the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs earl lambert 68 bower ave acton and the groom is the ton of mrs alex mochrie and the late mr mochrie rir 7 guelph miss dorothy simmons was soloist and the organist was george ehiott miss simmons sang the lords prayer and the wedding prayer mr and mrs allin david mochrii wore married in trinity united church they ere living in cooksvllle j langleyfricker wedding held in st albans church lace applique on the shoulders lace lilypoint sleeves and a train from her empire waist her shoulder length veil was held in place by organza flow ers she carried shasta daisies and yellow roses the brides attendants were her two sisters miss mary flicker maid of honor and miss susan fricker brides maid they wore identical dresses of mint green peau de soie and matching headdresses their bouquets were yellow daisy mums anthony langley was his bro thers groomsman usher were t another brother john langley mrs william mclntyre presi- and vlc roach organist was dent presided for the june m oakes on saturday june 24 at 3 oclock in st albans anglican church acton father momur- ray solemnized the marriage of carolyn anne fricker daugh ter of mr and mrs gordon raymond fricker englehart ontario and david robert langley son off mr and mrs john langley irockwood the bride given in marriage by her father chose a bell- shaped dress of peau ttange ladies aid plans summertime events meeting ktf knox ladies aid her thought for the day was making the most of life a hymn was sung and mrs mc lntyre led in prayer and then conducted the business of the month the secretary and the treasurers reports were receiv ed and a date was confirmed for a smorgasbord dinner late in november the manse committee was asked to visit the manse and have any decorating taken care of during the holiday the ladies aid will also finance the regular moth prevention of the church carpet and also the cleaning of the velvet choir drapes prearrangements were made for three weddings com ing up during the holiday mon th the meeting concluded with a devotional service with mrs carl hansen reading the scrip ture lesson from the 25th chap ter of matthew and mrs a j murrav led in praver mrs mclntvro contributed two readings trom the friend ship book these were chosen bv the convener mrs sprowl who was unable to be present the meeting closed with the singing of blest be the tie that binds the louis praver ahd a social time over the tea cups mow kytko pok a m tuner plans for moving a hdro pole at the millmain corner were made when the hvdro el ectric commission met thurs day june 22 a power cutoff was announced and the move has been made a number f oew services have been hooked up in lake ijw subdivision superintendent doug mison and commissioner wilf mc eachern reported on the hydro couvention at cornwall they had attended prices are to be obtained on an air conditioner for the rie building the holiday schedule was presented the reception was held at norval parish hall the brides mother received weanng a silk pink shantung dress with a matching jacket white acces sories and a mauve orchid cor sage the grooms mother as sisted wearing a pale blue satin brocade dress white accessor ies and her corsage was a white gardenia with stephenotis the wedding cake was made and decorated by the brides aunt mrs william sterrett for travelling the bride chose a turquoise dress matching flowered hat and white acces sories after a honevmoon trip to ottawa the couple will make their home in orangeville the bride chose a full length gown of white nylon over tet feta with bouffant skirt long lilypoint sleeves and a scallop ed sweetheart neckline the fitted bodice featured alencon lace appliques a wide border of appliqued lace around the skirt was looped back and front with french roses a threetier illusion veil with scattered pearls fell from a trimmed pearl wedding ring she carried a trailing cascade of red roses and stephanotls with a shower of ribbon the matron of honor was mrs ron gillespie grimsby a sister of the bride who wore a pink gown with scooped neckline elbow length sleeves with lace flounce and empire waistband it the bodice and sleeves were of lace and the long skirt of georgette over taffeta a lace train from the neckline at the back to the floor matched her headpiece with short circular veil and at tached georgette rosette she carried a bouquet of white shasta chrysanthemums bridesmaids were mrs rus sell arbic clarkson sister of the bride and mrs reg adams acton cousin of the bride their gowns fashioned the same as the matron of honors were of aqua with lace and they carried bouquets of white shasta mums as well niece of the bride miss ja- nine gillespie of grimsby was flower girl wearing a floor length dress of georgette over rose taffeta its bodice and short puffed sleeves in lace a bow and streamers fell from the waist and she wore a mat ching headpiece she carried a cascade of white shasta mums ring bearer was master george mochrie rr 2 guelph youngest brother of the groom broomsman was barry mc- jlsaac acton and the ushers were russell arbic clarkson and james mochrie rr 2 guelph brother of the groom the bride was given in mar riage by her father after the ceremony a recep tion was held in acton music centre with guests attending from grimsby clarkson eden mills guelph ancaster and brampton as well as acton the brides mother wore seablue lace over taffeta with white accessories and pink carnations the grooms mo ther chose bue terylene with matching accessories and white carnations the brides cake was made by mrs wm mcdonald rr 2 guelph while the mother of the bride made the flower girls dress the brides grandmother mrs n lambert was among the guests the couple left on a motor trip to new brunswick by way of new york state and the new england states return ing by way of quebec along the st lawrence for travel ling the bride wore a twopiece ivory french silk brocade suit with fox fur cuffs with tur quoise and white accessories and a corsage of two salmon cvmbidiums thev are living at cjs paisley blvd cooksville before the wedding showers were given by mrs reg adams and mrs fred anderson and there was a preserrtation bv the bank of montreal staff mrs e lambert was hostess for a trousseau tea for hpr daughter peacockwebb wedding in pentecostal thmtk the acton v free press t wednesday july 5 19o7 y in a doublering ceremony in evangel pentecostal taber nacle on june 10 diannemarie bb and milton williaw pea cock were married the ehurca was decorated with baskets of red carnations and whit mums guest pews were mark ed with white satin ribbon the bride js the daughter of g j webb rr 3 georgetown and the groom the son of ttr and mrs orville peacock georgetown they are living in georgetown the groom is employed at beaumont knit ting mills glen williams the rev s m thoman offic iated and mrs harvey norton played the organ mrs gordon bowan sang because during the signing of the register and peter blnnie sang the wed ding prayer as the couple knelt during the wedding cere mony the brides floor length gown was of bemberg organza over taffeta with handclipped ap pliques on the full skirt and french chantilly lace on the bodice and lilypoint sleeves her threetiered bouffant il lusion veil was held in place with handrolled rose petals with cut daisies and seed pearl trim she wore white satin shoes and carried a cascade bouquet of red roses and steph anotls the bridesmaid miss joan glendenning of rockwood wore a floor length gown of pink satin and carried a cas cade bouquet of whlhrand yel low mums the flower girl lit tle miss joyce peacock wore a dress of deep pink satin and carried a small bouquet of white and yellow mums she is a sister of the groom the bride was given in mar riage by her father grooms man was walter o peacock brother of the groom ushers were alan pasmore and austin peacock brother of the groom after the marriage a recep tion was held in the town hall rockwood when rev s tho man was master of ceremonies the brides table was adorned with a threetier wedding cake with a bride and groom orna ment the brides mother wore a blue nylon laoe over taffeta dress with jacket pink flower ed hat and pink gloves her corsage was of pink carnations the grooms mother chose gold sateen with white acces sories and a corsage of white mums the grooms grandmother mrs rachel peacock wort beige linen with white acces sories and carnations outoftown guests at the wedding included relatives and friends of the groom trom the maritime provinces toronto and georgetown the brides aunt mrs wiliord williams sr from milton attended as well as friends of the bride from hamilton preston guelph rockwood limchouse erin and acton the couple left on a trip to st catharines niagara falls and other points the bride wearing a dress of blue laoe over talfcta with long laoe sleeves matching blue hat white accessories and a white orchid corsage the couple are making their home in the hilltop apart menu georgetown there were several gather bible school vacation bible school is un der wa all this week and next at the christian reformed church the boys and girls take ihelr lunches with them strawberries pick your own 30 quart i speyside no 10 sideroad r campbellville brobar farm sideroad r x hwy 401 milton mondays wednesdays and fridays 7 am to 12 noon 5 pm to 8 pm saturdays all day 7 am to 5 pm quart pickin boxes only bring tour ownor purchase at patch pleas no children under 12 brobar farm john f mown formerly pinebrook farm rr 3 milton exactly 3 mifes n from 401 en hwy 25 hoodless home niagara falls dublin bus trip destinations dtanni wttt and milton william peacock were married june 10 in evangel pentecos tal tabernacle mgs held before the wedding friend of mlaa webb from acton pentecostal church gath ered at the home of mr and mrs ed pasmore in rockwood to honor the bride and groom her bridesmaid miss glenden ning assisted miss webb with her lovely gifts about 30 guests were present the pas tor pnd his wife the rev and mrs thoman were among the guests afterward mrs pas more assisted by mrs robert brown and mrs gordon bow an served lovely refreshments a shower was held at the homeoftmrrand mrs-manson- goodwln in toronto where many relatives and friends of the groom were present at tractive gifts were opened and dainty refreshments served clan gathering at wallace farm the williamson clan held a centennial picnic at the home farm of mr and mrs george wallace on sunday june 25 relatives were there from bur- hngton acton toronto george town and other locations a wonderful time was spent es pecially meeting relatives who had not seen each other for some years thanks were expressed to the hosts mr and mrs george wallace for their kindness and efforts in promoting this most pleasant occasion thursday june 29 was the date set foi the much antici pated annual bus trip of dub lin womens institute and the members together with a rep resentation from their sister organization bannoctdburn w i and friends from acton and nassagaweya complemented a bus load their first stop on this out ing was at the birthplace of adelaide hunter hoodless the founder of womens institu tes which now branch all over che world it is believed she lived in this home near st george from 1958 until her marriage in 1881 at that time she moved to stoney creek where she organized the worlds first womens insti tute the homestead as the old home is now known was bou ght by the federated womens institutes of canada in 1959 it has been restored and fur nished with furniture suitable to the period when the for mer adelaide hunter was res ident it was a revelation for the ladies to see the beaut iful furniture of that time many items in common use then and long forgotten were brought to mind a display of quilts and quilt patterns was also an interesting feature a dainty lunch of cake and cheese was served with a cup of coffee supplied by the host- tessmrs lockman since the purchase of the homestead in 1960 by the fw 1c 15650 visitors liave regis tered names noted on the registry were from winnipeg man and other far distant points the lawns and flow ers surrounding the old home have been beautifully cared for as well as the fine old trees providing shade for the picnic tables a half mile away at the junction of highways 5 and 24 a cairn has been er cctcd 1n memory of this fam ous woman travelling aoutheait to the niagara peninsula and nia gara falls lawns and flowers showed to their best advan tage a view of the falls was enjoyed by some of the party from the revolving dining- room in the skylon tower five hundred and twentyfive feet from the ground visits to the wax museum and to canadla in the after noon were enjoyed in this centennial year this wonder land of models of famous landmarks of canada in can adla was thoroughly enjoyed it is a tract of eleven acres of park land with 10000 ever greens and 40000 annuals and table pews the views around the falls while old are ever new to the viewers and always enjoyed the evening was spent in shopping and watching the illumination of the falls the party returned home about midnight after a very enjoyable outing which had been planned by mrs m nel- lis mrs m mccullougk and mrs f norton assisted mrs duncan moffat by un seminar planted there there are i i i rivers lakes canals bridges qgigcjdtgs 11006 docks boats trains and many 9 r tor hs club other things all in miniature almost one hundred buildings have been built to a one twen tyfourth inch scale and it is quite interesting to see fact- ting othl dries operating in miniature and many other buildings of renown throughout canada the guided tour over paved walks is one mile long a drive later on the niagara parkway was also very much enjoyed with all its beautiful wellkept lawns and flowers at nlagaraonthelake a visit was made at the st andrews presbyterian church which this year is celeb r ting its 176th anniversary its col onial architecture is well- known and many old features remain such jsihre types of pews box pews slip pews aclon high schools delegates to the united nations seminar at thtdnivecatoy of waterloo brendtt mckteown and neil an derson famuib their experience last vitar helped them in their second session they learned a good deal they said and met manv new friends their sponsors were beard- mores and the rotary club and miss mckcown will be re porting to the rotarians on the week the two hope to see an ac- live un club at the high school next vear after it laps ed this year said one cigarette to anoth- r take me to your lighter jack ridley cartage concmtt mocks concriti mick cindir hocks clav mick sand stoni livestock and firtiuzir farm servici and supplies dump trucks for hire fully insured pcv class fs ft f acton phone 1590730 train to toronto ask about convenient departure and return times meet in manor the julv meeting of halton county council will shift from the administration building to halton centennial manor councillors will meet at the manor on july 18 then tour the new martin house addition for information phort tha local cn pasmngar sales office canadian national plenty of free parking we deliver round steak or roasts unk m fresh produce sausages zlbfors arriving daily 221- ub aq wieners kam luncheon meat 12c tin 2 for 89c large size watermellon 89c tomato 48oz tin juice tea bags 60 bags to a package lees crushed suced tidbits 19oz tins pineapple 48 9 orange 4box tin juice 3 9c tin apple reg 49c pie full 240z shm 39 c a schneiders 8oz pkg cheese slices 31 schneiders parchment pack margarine 3 s 79c vanity dinner 75 pko serviettes 49 modern 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