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District `Weddings
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BRODEAGEN—St, .•peters Luth-
eran Church, Brodhagen, was the
setting .for the marriage. of Gwen,,
dolyn June, daughter pf Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin 'H.. Rock, Brodhagen,
to Boris Michael Bruder, /dent,
real, son of Mr, and 'Mrs, Ernest
Bruder, Zurich, Switzerland. Rev,
E. J. Fischer- officiated, and Mrs.
George Mo kwasthe.
prganist.anist..
'Given in marriage by her father,
the bride were a ` white:: gown of
-ture.silk :organza styled with, a;por-
rait ire'cldine, three-quarter length
sleeves, and a short bouffant -skirt,
Her cape -length 'yell of silk illu-
sion was eld, by a ;•crowniess
- - e -nolle and
she
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wore a single pearl droplet. She
carried a nosegay of gardenias: en-
twined with ivy.
Mrs DouglasDonglas Ait
i on, Niagara
Falls;, was matron of honor wear-
ing a ;sky blue dress of Irish lin-
en, styled with., a scoop neckline
sand the hemline.' finisher. in .deep
scallops of heavy lace, Her white
organza y headband, a flat bow,
matched the white cummerbund on
her dress. She carried a nosegay,
of white 'Shasta -daisies.
Douglas Aitchison, of Niagara
Falls, was best man.
The wedding dinner;. was held. in
the Hillcrest ,Tea Room, Mitchell.
For a wedding trip to Nova Scotia,
the bride chose; a .russet sheath
with matching short ,jacket =and
white . accessories. On their return
'the couple will reside in Montreal:
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KIPPED NEWS OF rTHE WEEK
Mr, Webster Buchanan of Leant,- their grandparents.
ington, visited a day fast week Miss. Cheryl Littler of uensall,
with Mr. and Mrs, Mellis and oth- spent , a few ddys visiting her
er friends in. the- district, , grandpareots, Mr, and Mrs. Long,
Mr. and Mrs. William . McGre Miss Ethel Mae Thompson, of
egoenrt.;wy eWhre-epnleaascaonutlsyisour
surprised
orxe .CMlaitrceh
neclle,•POrrnt., tmapu,siocf pupcilt eo1fMa
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er, Mr, George McKay, ofPi1at daughter of Mr. Robert Thomson,
Mound, Manitoba, 'visited them, H obtained highest
markofany pupil
is 38 'years since they saw each in the province in Grade three Pi -
other. he . Mr a d.Mr • s. • Wilmer Me- ono ee'aminations for the year 1957
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Gregor, of Mt. Hope, Were recent 1958, in Western- Conservatory eX-
viSit9is of their parents,
emulations. The
silver er Medal -is to
Mrs. ' Mary Nelson, of,; $aska be presented tills fall at Convoca-
'toort.'visitedl a few: days;vyith her tion Hall, London..
,cousins, Mrs. Robext,Dins_dale and_ _ Thomson :Reaioir
Miss "Mabelle Whiteman. About 60 ga"'fheredartlie71ome`
Mr, .and Mrs. ; :William- Gibson of 3bIr. 'and Mrs. Clarence Priestap,
and children, of Wroxeter; visited Mitchell,"on,. Wednesday July 15,
for their family reunion. Sports re-
Sund,ay :with Mr. and;Mrs. W. '`L..
Mellis and.. on Monday Mr.' . and sults are ' as . follows:. two- years
Mrs. Arte Gibson and children, of and -under, Linda Miller; five years
Wroxeter, were 'their guests'. and under, Mary Thomson, Bar-
tiara Stanlake^ six years and: un -
Master.: Larry Consitt:is��holiday �,
ing with his grandparents, Mr, and, der, Jelin -Thomson, Barbara,. Stan -
Mrs, 'nine ears and under, Elean-
Mrs:. William Shepherd; .art' Tpper Y :
wash. or tanlake; :John • Thomson; ` 13
Recent :guests off Mr..,and Mrs. ;yearSs, l and under, Douglas. Stan -
Ronald McGregor included Mr and lake, Eleanor Sianlakmarried
Mrs. Ed.' Green:and family, of ladies; Audrey' E •-Rriee stap„Mrs.
Sarnia,: also' .Mr. , and - Mrs. JosePh Gwen O'Rourke; married men
Jenkins of London. Cecil Pepper, Bert Thomson;, pil
Mr. and :Mrs. T: Bears-andfain-' low -race,. :`Herb Britton's steam;
.ily were -Sunday guests of Mr.: young .ladies': race, Audrey E.
and Mrs. Lester Dupont. and fate- Priestap, Gwen O'Rourke;' kick the
ily at Turnbull's Grove. slipper, Gwen O'Rourke, Mrs” E1-
Miss Ann -Gibson,: Wroxeter, vis 'gin Thomson; :grandparents,. Most
ited..'Monday with an uncle and graceful •walker, Mr. R. Thomson;
aunt, Mr. and Mrs:Mellis.:- judge, 'Miss "Eleanor Fischer,: Win-`
The Misses Barnby, of :London, nipeg; , hunting . game, Douglas
"visited an :evening during the v✓eek •Stanlake; ,peanut scramble, Doug -
with their:,uncle,. Mr: William Ivi las Stanlahe; oldest person `pres-
son ent, .Mr. Robert Thomson; young -
,Mr. and Mrs. Tom Munroe re -''-est persons present, Dale and Gail
turned home by plane on Saturday, Schneider, "twin children of •':'Mr.
from a two:' weeks',- vacation in Cal- and Mrs. 'Lorne Schneider, Strat-
gary and other places in -the West.` ford, ':' person ; conning ,'farthest,.
Masten. Al, Kyle entertained sev- 'Eleanor-Fischer,-Winnipeg.i> :
eral boy friends and:some relax- -Results of: election''of officers
tines to a -twelfth; birthday party were; president, Albert Alexin-
on•'Monday. der vice-president; Norman ,Stan
Mr.. and: =:Mrs.;` Littleton visited lake; secretary, Gwen O'Rourke;
Saturday ,with the latter's ;parents; lunch, committee Mrs. A., Alez;an-
Mr. i and Mrs. Mather,-." of , near' der, Mrs. Norman Staiilake;, sports,
Parkhill, 'Don and Brad returning Mr. and Mrs. Cecil :Pepper,:, Mr.
home from a week's vacation with and Mrs, Roy Pepper.
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Mrs.' Nellie Broadfoot .:of Toron-
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Wilmer Broadfoot and family.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson !and
granddaughter, Miss Sandra ; Mer-
- rill,;; -are visiting with Mr.and. Mrs.
Ray Mason. at Windsor.
Mrs"' Cully, of Peterboro, is vis-
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MARSHALL REUNION
Approximately 100 attendedthe
annual Marshall reunion. held in
Seaforth Lions'Paris on Sunday;
The committee` in charge of the.
picnic were president, Ronald Den-
ham;
en -ha ; secretary -treasurer, Marian
Bickle; sports committee, ' Harold
and Betty Levy, George and Ruth.
Levy.
---The-results o€-the-raees-were -as-
follows; children, one to five, Bren-
_da Denham; girls, six -to 10, Cheryl_
Denham; boys,- six to 10, Clare
Bickle; girls, • 12 to 16, Jane Biekle;
boys, 10 046, . Larry .Bickle; girls
over 16, Margaret Townsend; ;boys
over 16, Tom Bickle; kick the slip-
per, Ron Denham; =three-legged
race, Grenville and . Tom Bickle;'
wheelbarrow race, Larr;y. and Tom
Biclde; keeping straight -face, Jas.
Bickle,
COLEMAN REUNION
The annual C Leman reunion was
held on Thursday with,80',in attend-
'ante atthe Seaforth Lions Park:
Officers for the reunion were:, pres-
ident, Harvey Coleman; first vice-.
President, Russell; Coleman; .secre-
tary, Mrs. Elmer, Cameron; treas
user, Mrs. W. Ii: .Coleman lunch
committee, Mr." and Mrs. Milton
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs„ Lorne Law-
sonMr; and Mrs. Anson; Coleman
Mr" and Mrs.;` Russell.Coleman,:
Mr.. and ,Mrs, Ephria.m}.. • Clarke;,
sports' committees Mr. and Mrs.::
Bob McKinley.'
The results of the events were:"
Children, six and. -under, 'Mary Loin';
Johnston, Debbie: McKinley (tied):;
girls, six ; to 10, 'Dianne . McKinley,
Mary Lou •Johnston, boys3, six''te
10; • John Mci1inley, , Donny Cole-
than; boys, 10, to 15, Lorne. Cud
more; • shoe scramble, Bert. Cole -
an,. Kat'en Talbot girls-, 10 `to,15,
m
Nancy Coleman; lady -with mostr
articles in her purse, Mrs. Mabel,
vIeClymont;_ladie's-kielr the alipr
per, Mary Jane Coleman; man
calling his wife the loudest, „Got --
don
Gordon Johnston; - ladies guess the.
food, . Dorothy Colemanl,: coming,
the farthest, MrsMyrtle • Carno
chan, Wayne;. 'Michigan; largest,
family present, Bob McKinley.
• The 1960 picnic; is to be held in
Seaforth Lions `Park on: the third
Saturday in July.
will be held in the
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Dublin Separate School Area are invited,
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Mrs. Hugh Berry and Master De , b A McDuff
wayne`'IElliott are •visitrtlg in; Seat- (Continued `from Page 2) '
Mr. and Mrs:, J K "Cornish spent za`. the public's purchasing power
pool " ":Which, appeared to be the
the weekend ,at .Southarnptoii. old-line "Sacred" :aversion to the
'Mr. and Mrs. Douglas ,1VLcBeth orthodox banking ,system. The
t theweekend nd with
parents, Mr.... -and Mrs Wally
recently.: the committee came up :1
McBeth
tie Washington
:.his of Windsor, seen e e hearings -carried oh,:however; .and
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Mi., - and Mrs. Bill -Burdge 'and pages f findings th
family`. have returned` after; vaca-
.tioning` at Winnipeg. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor.
and family' have returned. from va=
rationing at.Ipperwash
, Mrs.: Mayme Swan;:• -and., :'Mrs.
Alice..Hain kiave:,returne
d -after •va-
rationing at, Port Elgin' for .ten
• days.
A ,:number from . Brucefield at
tended' the. •twilight ••meeting -^held.
m in:Cliri
at "the;:Huron County Ha n
ton.•
Two; married -men were discuss
ing their joys, and ',sorrows.. The
first one rerrrarked, "My' wife is
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Yesterday s e
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ti g
very sunrise, y e rid said,
at wakened .m a
`Lo the morn',"
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low,' "mine woke .me" up andsaid
'Mow the
with its-report,,-and.nowhere in its
24a es o. _ .Was ere ra
trace of ';social Credit theory:. Dr:
John Deutsch; a,. fernier Assistant
Minister of Finance •at Ottawa who
•acted as 'committee consultant• and
adviser; explained simply that the
committee . didn't deem Mr.
Byrne s views'worthy. of inclusion.;
There,' :was; an; interesting , sym-
posium however., of the ., other ex
p
ext e i -deuce While o..si nrfieant ., y g
=¢r' specifrb recommendations were
made,, the doeuent •provides :;a.
useful handbook on the `experience
of inflation 'and; how it may be,
avoided in fixture
The: committee. ".appears convinc-
ed, •aoye all,' that inflation,'mea'n-
ing the eonti uing erosion of. the
value of the dollar, can 'be check
ed. And it makes' no bones about
the desirability -`:of such course
"Inflation,','. it says flatly, `"con-
stitutes a --hidden tax which falls
inequitably -ripen. the public,, with
grave injustices upon those•least
atil to, Protect then e .'
es_
"inflation i$ harmful te, our bas-'
is primary producers and,weakens
the competitive positiery of both
our export and: domestic .indus-
tries. ".
Tools to contain inflation Fare:
available--wbatis•necessary is the;
will and ;determination of the peo-
ple and the authorities to .use
them,"'. .
1e report slakes it clear- that.
government -=at' all levels, but es-
pecially the federal authority—has
the major control,. through fiscal
and monetary, policy. But it points
out that =government is -powerless'
without" the Support of, informed
_public opinion hence its:message,,'
directed to Mr..and Mrs Canada:.
Keep the brakes firmly ondeniands'I
for ,increased, wages . and : public',
services that "Can''t, be, balanced by
increased productivity,
While `.it reviews the rapid. in.::
'creases of, prices; wages, and gov
ernment sperrding Since 'World War
II, the report finds no,-- specific
fault. It' aims its :message at the
future' In fact, 'the only .direct
eritrcrsni-,-was,---carefully4 blue-pen4
tilled before the report, was dis
tributed. It had" referred to the
"substantialincrease in govern
ment expenditures; partieularly;on
the part nt -the federal '.govern-:
ihent."
The committee, in its wisdom,':
decided to .delete.the •last 'eight
words; leaving the reference de-'
lightfully general in Scope. 'Despite
this little 'bit of .tender -footed poli
ticking, the report contains nolo-
able food, for thought -for the gov
ernment; for business and indus-
try; for: the, wage-earner and, the
housewife: ' -
• It may not _ stop inflation, but
given the circulation it deserves,.
it will 'help . to create a public
awareness. of the dangers that can
do harm to the. Canadian, economy
in- future ,years For this alone, the
.Senate of Canada deserves a salute
from thinking, Canadians. . •
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Big changes are in the:'offing for
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fair and National Resources -the -
"vision" 'department -if a •pariias
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The Commons committee on mines,
forests° and waters, heavily salted
With Government
supporters, was
outspokenly Critical of currant pol-
icy, particularly in reference' to
the • tourist , industry and- northern
development. If government 'ac
tion is not forthcoming; , Conserva.
tive -unhappiness: may, spill over
onto 'the Commons 'flOor next ses-
sion, With embarrassing :results.
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