p4 t acton free preaa wadhesday august 14 1968 honeymoon trip to east coast follows andrews norton vows in doublering ceremony in knox presbyterian cbnrcn bar- turn louise norton became the bride of david keith andrews the rev a h mckensle offici ated at four oclock saturday afternoon july 20 and the church was decorated with standards of tall pink and white gladlolas the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs stanley norton church st acton and the groom be son of lira gwen andrews mason blvd and the late henry andrews the bride wore a cage gown of silk organaa featuring a yoke and brief sleeves of golpure lace with lace edging the hem line and the sweeping chapel train which flowed from the shoulders a spray of iliyofthevalley and tiny organsa bows held her shoulder length veil with scal loped edge her bouquet was white glads with a detachable corsage of pink roses for something old she wore her grandmothers engagement ring for the ceremony the four bridal attendants all dressed in berry pink we re linda thompson guelph a friend mary pearcegeorgetownacou- sln beverly norton acton a cousin and peggy lee valby winnipeg a cousin their pink gowns of chiffon over taffeta in empire style were accented with a floral band in toe same shade and featured floating chiffon panels at the back glsdmellas formed by the joining of whitehead pinkshaded gladlola petals formed jhelr cascade bouquets tbelr head pieces were also of pink and white gtadmellas the bride was given in mar riage by her father groomsman was the grooms brother bruce andrews ushers were norman smith david wat son and bob andrews at the receptlofl at the music centre the wedding party re ceived guests from winnipeg sarnla listowel chippewa hamilton btyth brampton tor onto guelph milton umehouse georgetown and acton for her daughters marriage mrs norton wore a pale green coat and dress ensemble with beige accessories and yellow roses the grooms mother wore a rose chiffon dress with white accessories bud white roses to cut the wedding cake the bride used the same knife her parents had used to cut their cake the couple took a honeymoon trip to the east coast and the bride chose a brown and white coat and dress ensemble and white accessories for travelling they are making their home at 14 draper st georgetown the bride isempioyedatcxag offices in guelph and the groom at the pl robertson plant in milton before the wedding the bride was honored at several gather ings fellow employees made the presentation of a set of utility knives mrs h ritchie was hostess for a pantry shower mrs r latimer umehouse and mrs linda thompson guelph held miscellaneous showers mrs john london brampton gave a cup and saucer shower and mrs david dills held a hot and cold shower ivjrenmjdiirg bells ring out two bank employees married both transferred to sarnia beverly anderson and marvin burgess were married in trinity united church clarkenodwell marriage solemnized in guelph church norton and keith andrews were married in knox church acton staff pholo fourth baby buffalo born population figures are really on the move at the rattlesnake point conservation area these days halton region conservation authority wildlife technician frank tlmmerman reports the fourth baby buffalo a male was born last week and one of the elk has had an otfsprlngforclose to two months since the mother hid the young elk it was not discovered until recently there are however other ways of becoming part of the rattlesnake beast community a small whitetailed deer re cently vaulted over the fence into the 70acre compound and is getting aequalnted with his new neighborhood arrangements ofplnkandwhlto gladioli formed the floral setting at westminster st pauls pres byterian church guelph for the marriage of judith minolta nod- well and robert james clarko rev w c nicholson was of ficiating clergyman the bride is the daughtor of mr and mrs douglas nodwell eleanor court guelph tho groom is the son of mr and mrs barry clarke of rr 3 acton ne brydges was organist and mrs w dinl op sang o perfect love and the wedding prayor given in marriage by her fath er the bride was lovely in a full length allne poau do solo govn of chantllly lace the low back featured a largo satin bow and a semdetached four tlored train of chantllly laco the brides fourtlorod scalloped nylon tulle veil was held in placo by a large satin rose headpleco with petals of peau de sole the petal tips featured a single uly-of-tho- valloy she carried a cascade bouquet of deep red sweetheart rososwith trailing ivy and rosebuds miss anna nodwell don mills sister of the bride was maid of honor ills patricia rldler of guelph and miss yolanda wiener brampton as friends of tho brldo and miss marcla nodwell sister of the bride were bridesmaids they were gowned alike in fulllength gowns of mint green peau de sole featuring a train trimmed with a delicate mint green laco their headpieces were a peau de solo puffed bow and a twotiered nylon tulle veil of mint green their bouquets woro white daisies miss shelley lee nodwell tho younger sister of the brldo was flowergtrl her dress and head piece wore replicas of tho brides maids she carried a basket of daisies the best man was barry clarke of hamilton brother of tho groom the ushers were ronald nodwell vergus brother of tho bride donald jackson erin a friend of the groom and master robert nodwell younger brother of the bride the mother of tho brldo greet ed tho guests in an ensemble of deep pink laco with matching accessories hor corsage was whlto sweetheart roses the grooms mother assisted wearing a robins egg blue eitsomble with whlto accessories she wore a corsage of pink sweotheart roses 2 wish youth bund concert just two and a half weeks till school no car accidents in town this past week well over two inches of rain till last week in a couple of downpours ontario hydro tree trim mers are busy in the district trimming limbs from trees and feeding them into a machine which pulverises the wood dredging on fairy lake is continuing with large amounts of silt being dumped into huge pits on the south side of elisabeth drive fortyseven sky divers took part in competitions at guelph saturday one local winner was john jollllfe roekwood who took part in the team jumping event a free press reader from one of the rural routes made a special call tuesday to thank the staff for arrangements made to have the papers delivered dur ing the postal strike numerous visitors at acton park have passed compliment ary remarks to manager harold townaby and bis assistants on the lovely grounds fergus highland games will be held this saturday hon john roberts prima minister of ont ario will officially open the gamea which will feature the eastern canadian pipe band l food products day at this years cne will be held on wednesday august 21 prizes every minute of the day are promised the current coin shortage is also being felt in acton banks and businesses some places are noticeably abort of quarters some of the more advanced swimming pupils are taking les sons outoftown again this sum mer several from acton are registered for the august term at milton pool the school creek almost ran dry this week when the dam at the library was let out the dam was repaired tuesday and the water soon hacked up again would you throw money out of your car window it will cost the department of highways more than 700000 this year to keop ontarios highways neat and tidy dont be a utterbug it could save you money local music lovers will have the chance to hear tho world famous sutherland international concert band in iho milton fair grounds next sunday afternoon the young musicians range in ages from 13 to 21 and aro all residents of the town of suther land in northern england tho re are 32 boys and four girls in tho group under tho dlroction of bandmaster e camsey since thoir formation four years ago the band has an in credible list of accomplishments they have boon on tour in norway and west germany made guest appearances on the bbc and done recording sessions for radio durham at tho top of the ifst is a first placo win in tho adult brass band league an english competition in which they woro the first youth band allowed to onter silver collodion is to bo taken to help cover expenses in case of bad weather the con- cort will go on in the milton arena rev father j e noonan dean of wellington and pastor of the church of oir lady guelph assisted father morgan at st josephs church sunday ominous signs of the times swallows and purple martens are swarming already to fly south enjoy the sunshine while you can 350 damage two persons were injured in a traffic accident near acton in- veatlgated by north halton opp detachment two acton drivers jack llc- kenzle lake ave and mike mos lem church st were involved in the collision one mile east of town on no 7 highway constable ron hudd estimated total damage of 1350 the in jured passengers were not named in the preliminary police report need 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are liowbofbemploy- ed in sarnla the groom with the main office and the bride in an other branch the grooms parehts are mr atid mrs harry m burgess of hampton new brunswick rev gordon turner officiated at the doublering coremony and mrs frank oakes played tho organ whlto and yellow mums decorated the church tho bride woro a floor length gown of white peau do sole with allno skirt and circular chapel train falling from tho empire waist a short scalloped chan tllly laco jacket with lllypolnt sleeves opped tho gown a hoadpieco of tulle petals and seod pearls held her fourtier scalloped waist longth vol her cultured poarls woro tho gift of the groom sho carried a cascade bouquet of orchids and stophanotls hor father gave her in marrlago wearing orange ice gowns in similar stylo wore tho brides three attendants 4ier maid of honor was nollle hulsman ac ton a friendandthe bridesmaids were bonnie and euiabeui smith thornhill cousins tbelr floorlength gowns of orange lee pfeau de sole were lopped with chantllly ace jack ets with short sleeves their headpieces were orange ice petals with seed pearls and short veils they wore cultured pearls the gift of the bride and carried cas cades of white mums groomsman was douglas hlnchberger brotherinlaw of the groom ushers were ray mond burgess brother of the groom and nell anderson broth er of the bride the reception was held at acton music centre mrs anderson wore for her daughters wedding a twbplece suit of frosted mint green bro cade with matching accessories amta corsage of white gardenias the grdonts mother chose a navy blue dress with white ic cessorles and a corsage of white gardenias the couple took a wedding trip to new brusnwlck and for travel ling the bride wore a twopiece green suit with shrimp scarf beige accessories and a corsage of gardenias avis rentacar and truck rental phone 8775323 special weekend rates free delivery 3jiu stationery 56 mill st acton 853 201c introducing the new clipper by scm a big office 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