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POT'.t'OR,SIaAFQRTf,, OXT., SEPT. 19, 1958.
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TARtt DUBLIN • 1ESiDENTS died: when, the car in which they were .riding crashed: into a
creek at, Dublin late Sunday afternoon. The dead are Joseph Costello, Friel Gormley andRyan
'Jordan. , (Story on. Page'17 ,
kick- the- slipper, Mrs Don 'Gabel,
- V _ E 1 I pe,r,. Elliott; men ,lack ,the'.slip=
dl@I' I% per,. -Brace -W -apace,.: -Jin[ Hun' gs;
discussed.'• Pat .Muir `h; Myrtle Elliaballtthtcleggeilbvrpiee Mo37s
Knox; -:Carman Riley...a�nd Thelma poi °;- Gabel- and, Bernice' °c ;'Elliott;.
Westerbout were to, malke.•plans far and `Helen Elliott;
~.`hay-riding•party: Audrey Elliott
• tallest Man,'• Tim Konmgs;. `;Young
l!`;,"cid Lightfoot: est' person ,Present;,,, Bryan 'Gabel;.`;
ert- Douglas, Reid and Edna Lon'se
Clinten, was the setting when Wed:
• The Presbyterian. Church manse, coming thea farthest`;; distance, Mr.:
ding voWs,were.,exchanged by Rob- and`Mrs.,Don Gabel;° Cutler,'North-
ern ;Ontario; ,, -lady ;.with largest
waist; .iVLrs. (OTilliam Elliott;': oldest
person, William : T, ' Elliott, Tis-_
towel. 'A- peanut scramble, was' en
loge bs `all'..,
'hof
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pprr rs holding- of -Dublin
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ST-. CGiUM IAN
Mr.' and Mrs Earl Fortune and. The Burns Londesboro'lPU'.held,
Danny of Detroit,' spent the -week their ''second :meeting;in Landes,
end with Misses Anne . and. Agnes Niro Church Sunday, 'evening withLynch Mrs:' illiam Frortunane .rel "37 members present. The -meeting
turned to Detroit Connwithethemd'. bilis- opened by a sing -song led. by
Miss Marie 0'
Anne 'M,a i cMillan,- MissLondon, VIS , „ .
-fhe Citizenship and; Community
ited at their home s Service Group led by; Arlene Pow,-;
ell, was, in charge• of the meeting.
Miss Powell''was, assisted, by a; Fay,
-Gauntr'G1enda= acDougall;-_ lar
aorle.: McEwing, `, Harvey Carter,
Frank Mil eli> • and Howard''- Cart-•.
right,
.,,The'-presideit, • Pat ; Mlirch, and
-secretary, Nellie Westerbout;led
the ,business ;part of :the •meetmg-
:The :conference"at Leamipgtoti was
Elliott' Family
Jllas-Reunion Picnic
The Elliott reunion was held on
August 31 atthe home of Mr. and
Mrs,' Gordon Elliott, Seaforth; with
35 in attendance; The officers for
1959- are_..as:.-follows:. president,
Andy Britnell,.Owe�r Sound; vice.
preident, Brucif' Wta11ace, Hamil-
ton; secretary, Mrs. Andy "Brit-
ten, 'Owen Sound, sports- commit-
tee, - Mr. and Mrs.. Bob Gilmore,
Gowanstown:
-Mr, and WS.. J'aMes . Koning5:
conducted the sports: for :.the af-
ternoon the results being as fol
lows,%_ six 'years and -°under, -Mary
Elliott; .Lois. Williamson; eight
years
i ht -
years and under, Ross Elliott;Neil
Williamson; .:12 years and -:under,
Wayne `Williamson, Helen .Elliott;
Young` ladies' race',, Bernice :Elliott,
Eileen Williamson; young men's
.race~ -;, Robert , Elliott;, Wayne Wil-
liamson-; married ladies' race,;:
Mrs. Don 'Gabel, Mrs' Bruce Wal-
lace; married men's 'race; Jim
Hollings, ,Bruce Wallaee; ' ladies
trIr and:lVhs pat Murray of
_J.gndonLJoe;tfurraY", Gilbert Mur
.rav : Windsor -Mfi`d Mrs-: Run
'' ornas :•`Mr.'and,
�._-a1d:.:Bf�tters,;St „_Tli - ,,,_.._:
Mrs. Leon: Murray,;'Mr. and Mrs``
Philip Flanagan, Tpronto; Mr and!
Ttlrs:: Pati"lt'lanagan,; ' Kitchener;
nTr ,and Mrs- Andrew Daitzer of
Noith: Bay,;' and their families -vis
ited ...With 'Mr. and': Mrs..:Gilbert`'
s urr.a, and::,. attnded, the'-fu8eral_
of Mrs Lohse Flanagan
lr: and NIrs John A MiirpYy,- �.
Joe `Murphy and •13rllie ;Murphy,,-
Ir. ;;and Mrs. Vincent-1tlurray and:
amIy and Ir and Jitrs J"oe Nol-
rn . ere in,>IVlidland: MRS. W. DANA Ls
slack M.clady has returned to St. BENS u:L---public funeral ';'ser-.
Peter°s Samir ary, ;London, to re vices for_ I rs'. William :Daniels,
Gene his studies- the former Isabella `Sparks,y were
Joe O''Connor, Toronto, with Mr-; ,,• at:. the "Bonthron- Funeral
and i\Irs-.James O'Connor.;; Chapel on Tuesday, ,September 16
Mr,, and Mrs. Greg M'orris,,'Port ,
,at 2.30 pan., 'avith Rev..Chaxles D-'-
Credit, .vith Mr and Mrs. Thomas Daniel ofticiat ng Tntex mend' was:
Morris <m Hensa11 Union Cemetery
CWL Meets Mrs.'' Daniels, in her78t1•i year;
The first, meeting of -the -Catholic' :passed';,away'in Victoria Hospital;'
Women's ..League, for the' season London; on• Saturday; September
Was; ;held • on Monday •evening at- ;13. , 'A member of. the xl°nxted
the :home of `lVlrs:; `Michael' Murray' Chutch'She had resided in Hensall
,1 u*ith' 21 members -present. • "It was_• .far a -number: o£ years For tsian
renorted there-ar-e_99 paid_up me'm years she •„owned the 'Yellow -Lan-..
Viers ,and tiro m
honorary ••,inebers. tern Tea Room >n Brantford;
1VIessages'. were read from.• the tiring to;Hensall following her
(diocesan director, J
.Rev. •. L. Hen- marriage,to
nher late husband;.
essey ,at,ri'the diocesan president, Suryyving ;are one:sisterr (Mabel)'
Felt's: P. L: McManus. Mrs. E N. 'McIntyre,, Port ;Stan-.
.Plans were, *ads :for.tbe.anntial• ley;;one 'brother, James Sparks,.:
(h a z'a air to:be•held in. October. Con,- teedon; ,and,a' step -son, Jack:Dan•
-
I reners were appointed :for each cels B:rarltford•
booth with Mrs. Stephen :Murray'
and' Mrs Frank•Bowman as gen-
eral ccnveners•of-,the"whole bazaar.: A thrillto-tourists yisrtmg`I,Teyt,
The; prate•',foil ,the .evening, donat foundIand. is a trip to the .gigging`
ed; by Mrs:. • Jelin; Shea, ;•Sr was grounds, where grant cod _ are
-won by, Mirs-Mau-ree Melody caught `
'air':
Thankingyou for your kind cooperation:
MERCHAS._:9 COMMITTEE
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Chamber of . Commerce
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ituar'ies.
Get ready or autumn washdays
bightfoot,-•before, Rev. D: ,J. Lane.
-The, bride a the•,daughter, of- Mr:
and Mrs.-- Alien Lighffebt R -R--5 .
Clintop,a and the: groom is•_ the son
of •Mr, •and Mrs_=Leslie Reid, R:Tt .
1, 'Tllyth ;,
The bride, Wore,,a ballerina •ledgth
gown -of ::nylon,.lace and net -dyer
satin, styled with:sabrifia.neckline,
A<Crown .;of seed.,=pearls ,and a in
held her ,shouldeti,eitgtYi itylen' net
veil and sloe carried a white "Bible
crested with a mauve ;orchid.
:As• maid of boner,'Miss Caro-
line Handy, of .London, ,wore pale
mauve lace over crystalette ,
';Frank-Lydiatt,, ,of R -R.,-1, Blyth,
was best: man.
For travelling',the bride chose'
''~.
blue 'wool suit 'with: white acces-
series and a corsage of .white ros
es: Tlie:'cotiple";will. live at ltR~4;
NEED: •
'R STQ14�P5?
Order Them.Through
.THE liplzON EXPOSITOR
THIS CALLS
for MORE . PAI i
And' Milk calls' for: tf
better health, because';
Nature's o W n
.tonic be;vera -- and
it's--oh--so essential.
.fora well-balanced
diet!
' Continuous .tests bring, our
ltitllt and Dairy . ProductS',._to
ydu F"ttESH' dailyt •
1'inMay milk: f en The whole .fatniiy loves' it, plain or flavour-
ed a' , ` and yet% earl also Use it to add richness and
nourishment to cooking.,and•.baking.
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DIST lCT WE-DDINQ
iYIURRAY—KEp1UG,g tyhite and ,;red gladioli backed
D[3BLI1�*-White and pink ':glad- by green fern;, made an arbor . at
ion ;;, decorat d 'thee altars` of Si the 'altar of the church, where'
Peter's Roman Cathohc• Church- on.. Rev. George Wilson performed• the
Saturday, August='23, for'`the wed=; ceremony_ Mrs. Wallace Barbour
ding' of-'Rosemary:Keough; daugli= plai'ed the wedding -music -and "ac=
ter` of. Mr: .and- Mr,s; .0 -,ward .Bud-; en-Mimitied-' the soloist, Mrs. .Au-.
den; TAronto, arks Leon Philip burn' Wright,: Erin; Who...sang "0
Lord MOSt Holy,', at the signing of
iirray, •Dublin, .Ont
the : register; and •' as the . bridal
. cell
offici=
''D4it h
R,ev. Father John party stood., at _the ,altar, prior to
•i
otos and :sang Nuptial; gh Mass the commencement .of the service,;
for the double= ring. ceremony. Or "The Lord's Prayer.'.'
gan.ist 1larry O,Grady•accompan- he eel ride, ore a gowatri ge to
red' thbo s choir; and the hymns
Were. and
"by, Hugh O'Brien . bridal' satin, falling.) away in .folds
..,_Giver[ iu marriage by her step- at the front. froma panel of im
father, the bride, wore a floor- ported French lace,': with' long
length :gown -of, white i.inpprted ;Si* pointed • •sleeves and yolk of the
organza, .over- taffeta . featuring a , ame:lace,. encrusted with sequins.'
pleated bodice .and a sahrina neck Her -Skirt fellhi.- Pleats to, a'train
line trimmed. with. AIleson.Tace and of- -satin scallops btedered with
French brilliants; Her•draped••bou! late' and aught up with ;sequins.
fant sisirt was also; appliqued •with Her • three[ ered. rger=tip veil:,
lace, • and cascaded to ',a chapel was eaughtby a ,pearl and sequin
train. A' crown of matching bill- 'coronet, 'and she carried a bou
Rants' and seedpearls -'held' her
Shotilderlength.=-illusidn--
'
• she carried' a mother of pearl
prayer book with a whits orchid,
stephanotis and white carnation's
Attending their, sister, Were Pi -
` Keough; maid of honor, 'and
Mrs. Donald Macintosh rmatron'of
honor, in, frosted • lemon crystal
•THE PAit•TS1-1 IIIA .L
Tuesday Erertin
:SEPTEMBER 23rd
• Arti''will he displayed in
-Friend ,andcles Whethams, Dublin, on
September 15, 16 <and 17,',ancl in
Box Furniture, Seaforth•.,• ;on 'Sep
tember 18,.'19 and 20.
If 40 T cz ilsiren e dieate their desire to• take -Figure; Skating
'Lessens h -;'Sego = ntbei 2Oth, a teacher can be hired and class-
es will commence . Monday, November 16th, 4:30; - 8 pin.
Fees $15:00 — 20 Weeks
J.
Interested parties .mustcontact
CRTC EI — Before, September 20th,
ake the drudgery out of washing!." No more -hang-
, _n ..out_. clothes in dirty 'w weather. �; No. matter how
ATORGEleaves- your
_ . . the DRYER ] y .o.
cold, how-- .VWet,
- and dr-'�.
clothes soft �
ro;!
e:
AlR. SPEC!
ay -Terms —'Low Down'
ayinent
Norpri
1Sl/e,. .ave. tiled D
rYrs
!Iced for
luick Sad"e '
one:.
ublin'
quet of white frenebed carnations'
ixd-red re'sesH w;fh white_bridai:-
strea;ne7rL.
.Miss Alice Howe,, Stratford, cou-
sin .of the bride, divas: maid _ of hon-
or aril wore a waltz -length ' gown
Of Nile green organza caught up
in panels' by tiny. flowers, over a
double net • lar[, .,with . matching:
charm ,aver taffeta, • with -matching shoes and in fens and velvet a'hd:
iiture hats.. Tiridesmaids.. Mar- net headband... She .carried a bou
, gar et Rose I tiirray, :sister of• the quet 'of ••.lawny gold Talisman ros
groom,: Donna Corcoran, and Palm es, surrounded by yellow: carni
' relocei wore identical dresses- of tions. The bridesmaids; Anne
ice green. with 'matching .adeps- Luke and Mina Stringer; both: of
series They carried cascades -:of Georgetown;wore 'gowns identical
yellow rosebuds and green _earn,- to that ,of the maid' of honor, the.
tions. « former' in yellow; the-• latter in,
Flower -girl Patricia :MacXntosh, orchid. Miss Brenda Hhixley, Etllsi'
niece of the bride, 'Wore a yellow burgh, was flower girl daintily at -
(frock with matching ';headpiece: tired in rose coral;wi`th 'matching
•She.carried a basket of rose petals. 'floral •headdress;. and • carrying .a;'
'-Ringbearer.was ''Gregory, Murray, basket of White .'hab*y i urns and
nephew of the groom. pink flecked carnations.,
I :Joseph r Murray,• ' brother • of"' the The best: man was .Cpl. Niel Gil-,
groom; was best man, and ushers hey, and the 'ushers were Cpl. Bill.
;were Gribert Mur_r"ay 7)onald-plan= Leitch. and. Constable, Waugh, all
Lagan;. Patrick Sloan, and Donald 'of -the E C.M.P., .Ottawa. The gen-
Maekttosh': tlemen .of the bridal party wore
Receiving the guests' at the West- scarlet ,tunics and the full dress
point Inn, ,the 'bride's mother wore' uniform of the :Royal' Canadian
la princess line dress in pale blue. Mounted.' -Police. `
immediately . following " the, cera--
nrony'••a reception' was. held in' the
Presbyterian Chinch 1-1a11,.' attrac
tt rely decorated in blue and gold
streamers; the ,R.C.M,P. colors..
The bride's table' was centred with;
a four -tiered hand decorated. wed -
brocaded nylonocer taffeta, with
matching accessories, The groom°s
rnother assisted in a pock blue
brocaded silk.' sheath :dress with
.white• accessories.` Corsages •of•
pink. roses _and carnations coin-
pleted :.both ensembles.. "-
After a" honeymoon,- in Northern .ding cake, _topped, with a rninia=
Ontario , the bride •and g°tdom `will ,[lire Mountie and:his his bride, ,The,
live in..: 'orontor The •bridegroom:. • nests! tables were .centred with ,a
will continual -..his course ,in chemi miniature Mountie groom. and
al engineering fat- the-,.1Jmverslty bride, dressed hi the same mater-
sof Toronto: - • - Lal as that of the, bride.. Receiving
'Guests ware present:from. Aps- the guests,; Mrs. Maclay wore •'an
Jey, 'Dublin, Kitchener, London, aqua lace-over,taffeta sheath with
Motitreal, North Bay, .;carnia and matching lace ,.hat - i'Mte aC'ces-
'St. Thomas 5tiiies and a cof Amit res
e' anti white carnationsorsage.
TUILNIFIi- lllacl£AS' F -or [Wedding trip to northern
,KIPPEI I—A very colorful Wed- points" the : bride, doirnedt a white
ding • ceremony took . place. in St. - linen Sheath, a turquoise • band at
Andrewis Presbyterian Churchr }re;-waistr,wrtb .matching turquoise
® ,.Hillsburgh, Saturday, August ;1G, ouster.. Her 'pillbox hat.. was of
when -June Catherine MacKay, on- white. silk shantung, her accessor
i.ly""'dairghter;ot-11Tr and -yrs -Rosso ies' matching She wore a corsage
• of red roses and white carnations,`
1VlaCKay and a niece of, Mtss
Mar
garet, a,rxd Mr. (liver , lc,taeHal� of The couple will reside in Ottawa
b I)a�ls De i��re�IC'ippen, became the btide of W 14 Ont of town guests were present
Thome 1OI' - A liam George Turner, 11,01:P., '(lfr from 'Erin, Guelph, "Toronto, Parry
• J. TuaWat son oy
rner,Duuninerr,�relan lamr peen a or calor[
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