HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-08-14, Page 11•5uMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS
PRESENT CROMAR1Y PROGRAM
The Communit3r. Surnmer Bible
gehooi, which VVDS hOld Bibbed
No; 6 Schoolhouse andr die Cron
arty Presbyterian Churchwas con -
eluded Frii
day evening n a pro-
gram prelented by the boys and
girls and young people. The pro-
gram, which featured Bible , mem-
ory, drilla, stories, recitationsmus-
ical numbers in groups and a sole,
. was well attended by Parents and
• friends from the community4---
The books and handwork, used
during the tvve weeks were exhib-
ited. The average attendance was
• 119,with total enrolment of 132;
86 -young- people had perfect at-
.tendance; 110 Pere present for
- eight- days or more. Themission-
• arY offering, which -amounted` hi'
$83.40, will be sent to missionaries
-iii 4frka, India, British, Guiana,'
:Northern Manitoba ,and Care par-
cels. -
-Denominations represented were
United; Presbyterian, Anglican,
'Faith Tabernacle, Pentecostal,
Dutch'Reforrned, A. Mennonite and
Church of the Re'cleemer.
year, for the first time, the teach-
ing staff for the school was entire-
ly , from the communities and
Diturehes----served---by-th-e-s Olio-Oir
- Those-serving-weriTI-Rev-S.-Kerri-
pastor of Cromarty Presbyterian
Lammond, Mrs. C. Christie Mrs
IC. lvlacLaren, IVIrs. M. Dow,, Mrs.
M. Christie,- Mrs. Norris, Mrs. E.
.Xyle, 'Mrs. N. Dew, Mrs, J. Sin
clan., Mrs. H. Jonea, Mrs:- IL Al-
derdice, Mrs. Workman, Mrs. IL
Finkbetner, Mr. K. MacKay and
Misses June Ross, Ina Jefferson,
Marlene Riley, Gladys MacKinnon,
Sharon 1VieBrule, 'Margaret Jean
Russell and Arlene Hoggarth.
These workers mpresent such
churches as Cromarty- Presbyter-
ian Chiaelhurst, Roy's, Staffa,
Munroe and Rippe.n. United, Exeter
Pentecostal and Blake A. Men-
nanite, Rev. A. Martin, of' Zurich
Mennonite =Church, served, as di-
rector of school; Mrs. T. L, Scott,
as director .of music, and- 1Vliss
June Ross as pianist. •
-The school which offers courses
for, every school grade • front kin.
dergarten through high ,school was
again a decided succeK' and plans
are now underway to appoint a
committee to ',plan and organize a
school next year. •
Dissatisfaction breeds progress.
'
•
"The weather here in California
is so wonderful," said an old lady,
"how do • you tell summer from
----Replied- the --motel keener: ."-In
winter we 'get the limousines and
"Stiiffed-ShirtS7In-stuoxner, we -get
the little cars and, stuffed .sport
• •
arni
Lion,
BOLGER REUNION .
The annual Bolger reunion was
'held Seaforth Lions Park on'
Sunday with 50 attending., Gerald
Watson_ and Mrs. Kea McDonald
were/ in charge of the Picnic.
Results of th.e events were: plate
Walking, mea won; ballana break-
ing; badminton playhig; coaling
farthest distance, • Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bellinger, Hamilton; lucky
supper prize, Charles Hollinger;
• recent married couple, Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin „Johnaton; largest purse,
Mrs.
Jame McDonald; birthday
nearest day, Mrs. Ken IVIeDonald;
oldeat married couple, M. and
Mrs. -Earl Watson; youngest per -
Patricia IVIcDonald.
EXETER,PENTECOS'I'AL PICNIC
The, petition asking for a vote for repeal of
the Canada l'empgrangg Act in _Huron County
now contains. approxirnately 10,500 signatures.
It is being filed this week with -the County Regi-
strar of Deeds.
• e wish to thank all those who helped with
the canvass to,secure signatures.
s many people as possible were called on in
the limited time available. We extend sincere
„apologies to the many qualified voters whom We
ivere unable to contact.
Whether you signed the p tition or not, if
you are resident in Huron .County When the vote
is held and are over 21 years of age, you will be
eligible to cast your ballot on the C.P.A. question.
uron Citizens Legal Control
ornrnittee
JOHN E. HUCKII\TS, Chairman
• The Exeter, "Pentecestal :Church
picnie;WaS held .in 'Seaforth .Lions
Park:Witit'about 65."ip afteridanee.
I The general Superintendent Edgar
.Cuditore,,waa in charge; with, .Mr,
and. 11/1ra,, .Robert ...Ostler and, Mr.
• and Mrs. Milford Proutyon.' the
i-T,sportsHceMinittee.
resultS:Of the -races. were;
- children, 2 to 4,. tetty, Jolly; chil
'.Triebner; Children; '7 te,'!" 9, Pahl
John Parker- • children'. 19
to .12 Neil Hamilton• Caron Bony-
' '
well; earidY and, peanut-„Serainble.;
,;.three-legged Mee, Alvin
• -and Wanda :MeLaren;-yOung. Wo-'
Men' s race,
ypung.titerisraCe„:Alvirt;Ciointere;,
wheelbarrow rate, '.Grant. Triebner.,
.atict 'P dill DeZell; ,,thrOW 'the' Plate;
Wanda? McLaren;. AVoinerti,.: kick the
slipper, 4rs. Don ,JollY;. m,eift kick
'-,the- slipper; Don:Jelly; women drive -
the nail, rs tnen drive
the nail, Gerald Harnillon. • '
• BALLANTYNE REINA ON .,•-
,Seafortli.,Licitis.,..Park thp.
setting for Ballantyne
.:rennidit helden Sunday 'with 75 'in,
attendance., Officers- were: presi-,
„den.t33,oh,„.8adler,;',..SpOrts...coutinitL.
tee.; Mr..: and Mrs. 'Carter liCettlake
Xt., arid', Mr's., Frank.' ETanalten;
Iunch cOrninittee," '13a1..
lantyite,!
,Mr.WilhianiBllntyne..
The results .of !the events vvere-
.
six yearvarid under, Donnie Ed-
gar, Barbara, -ICer8lake;..8 years'
arid' under, , Bonnie Mihier, Denise
Kerslake; 10 years ,and under,' ton-
nie ,Kerslake, BillY Worden;, '12
years -and 'under, Joanne: Worden;
young ladies, Rosann'a .Worden;
oldest' present,. Mrs. Wm.1' Hamil-
ton; guessing ;barley, Donald:Ent-
wistle; Musical pass, Grace Allen;
putting' en. 140=0,, Phyllis Allen's,
team; spoon -And. Water raCe, Ros-
anna Worden and GraCe Allen;
clothespin race, Hazel Sadler,
erard Kerslake; pin ',the patches,
Hazel Sadler, -Audrey, Fairbairn.
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SALES and SERVICE
SEAFORTH Plorte 34 — ZUrtICII
ro ups
rk for G�therjnqs
day Scheel _picnic- was held 1 'rife
day in Seaforth Lions. Park wi
about '70 in attendance. A siimptu
.Ons picnic supper- was, ,befor
the „races arid' ceatests..7 • . •
Results orthe 'sports Were:, boy
5 and -under,- Gerald. Larr
Elym4 girls; '5 and 'under, Joa
Howatt Jeanette Riley; boys; 6,
,tarrY McDougall, Donald NlpGre
ger; 'girls 6-8 . Colleen sten, con
rue Ilevvatt; boys..9:41 Daind Riley
Bruce Haley; ' • girls, 9-14.. Jan
blas, Joan-,1gOon; boys, 1244
AleX .1y1cEwMg, Dougliartell;rgiri
1244, -Bonnie .• Ball, Joyce , toe
young men; Carinan Riley; youn
ladieS, :Nancy Caldwell;:, Mamie
'ladies, ' Delores'. Howatt; Marrie
John NIcEwing; spa for .lad
Mary .1.1041,. ROO; ' Men's basket
ball throw, Carman...Riley.; guess
ing number of candies in- jar, -Clar
Riley; qelliidren . 8 and'Under,.kie
the slipper, ,Connie Howatt;. 12 an
under,. Jane 'Alltlas; 15-''aiid, tinder
Toniniy:,•,Itiley;,,. ladies', 'Mary Le
Roe; !,nien;,' McEtving; olde
Martha Leiper;. .614eS,
man; K-iii7-11-eiTrY7Finage:•„ yoffitges
baby,- Edward Riley, son of ',Mk
arid Mrs.' Alex' Riley. A peanu
scramble ,was;_lield_Lforflie chil
te.n. ..•
-• WRIGIFF REUNION
• Apprexiinately 44, attended Ala
annual 'Wright • teunioia. O
'Sunday., at Seaforth LionS., Park
Officers ...fOr , the reunion- ' Were
:President; .George .NiCEOIS,.! Teton
to secretary -treasurer, 1VIrS. Ben
Btiston,- Rasseldale; •SportS.- COM:
iDitt60, ; and Mrs, 1.1:2Sa Pep,
per, RR. Mr: and:Mrs,
Leriie Seiende MIL '
,TResUltriif Ilie7eVeritS7vVere:7`girla
-KathY- Aines Janice Wright
boys. 6-8,Glen ,It.Uston; 9242
Eleanor Wright, .11elen
boys RosS,'-James•Vright;
Married:latlie.s,!: Mrs, Charles ;Bail
lie, MrS..Ross. Penner; yoUng, men,
Ken.Reieliert; ladies
7to,dinneri-,-Ple,renge-,-Nichnlsrlrien
ca1i1ing .the coWs, Charles. taillie;
ladies kicking. slipper;. Mrs.' Percy
Wright; Men Melting slipper,' Rosa
Pepper; ::...youngest 'present, ..Billy
Jeffery,: ,Staffa;,:. oldeSt present;
John Nichols ; ...Toronto; 4nen
gUessing distance hi, feet, .Charles
;tape ; • ladies. With least . jewellery
'en, Florence Nichols. Pa.inilieS With
oldeSt Car and :newestcar were
given ,arprizo. •• '
The-'slate.O officers or., e
iinionin 1960 'are'. as .folloWs presi,
dent, :„Frank Wright;:„.'• sectetark-
treasurer, Mrs. Ben Ruston;. Sports
cenunittee; and, Mrs. .Charles
Billie;, Mr. and Mrs., Perey
Wright;' • table: coininittee,: .,Kelly
in attendance. Officers, were as
tli follows:. president, Lyn McKellar;
vice.presideut, Horton, MacDou-
e gald; seeretary-tieasurer, Velma
McKellar; sports, Mr, and Mrs.
s, Donald. Wallace, Mr: and
✓ Ferg IVICKellar, Laurie Cokillhoint;
hutch, MT, and MI'S. Len Caldwell,
g, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kerslake, Mr.
, and Mrs. John Wallace, Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Miller, Mr: ,,and Mrs:
Frank
.-rCeasduditi:RO. f the races were:
,,, children under six, Helen Mans;
s, g and under, Denise Kars-.
; lake, Wendy. Caldwell., Robbie
g Houghton,' boys, 8 and under, Fanl
d MeKellar, David Hepburn, Murray
d McKellar; girl, 12 and under, Lin-
- de Houghton, Isobel McCaughey,
- Bonnie ICerslake;- boys, 12 and tm-
- der, Gerry Scott, Allen Caldwell,
a Rannie ArinStrong; .giris, 15 and
k under, Dorothy Scott, Margaret
d Wallaee, Isobel McCaughey; boys,
, 15 -and under, Gerry Scott, Donald
u Adams, Hugh IllaeDougald; young
st men,-Laurie'lVIcKellar, Russell -Me-
t Kellar„ Hugh MacDougald; young
lidIes, AroidtliTc-Seott, M'argaref
.• Wallace, ' Margaret .Jean Russell;
t married ladies, Isobel Kerslake,
1VIcKellar, Marion Wallace;
ifarriednier(Fer-elttelKellar,-Ross-
Houghton, tine Kerslaire;' kick the
slipper, Gerald Scott, Gerald Arm-
EEDY joinvioN,
One kindred and-A:Well:re persons
. ,
attended,the annual Eedy-...,rennipti.
on Sunday at.Seafortiz,'Liona Park
with dinner. a 1 p.m. -and tea' at
5 pan ,Offieers- for, ''the .reimien
were: -President:. Frank.; Nichol,
Camlachie, Ont; secrefary-treas-
urer„, 'Nfiss, Thelma Tummonds;
tendon.; grounds- committee; Percy
Carter,' Izifidesboro, .Ernest ICnox,
Blyth;' table corninittee„ -Mr.,. and
1VIrs. Dian Carter,- Londestoro, Mr:
and 1!,Irs'.. 'Archie Kennedy,' Ailsa
Craig, Mr. and Mrs, Claire Bryan,
•Grantor,..Ilr. and' Mrs. Carman
garnes commit-
tee,. • Ross Carter, Londesboro,
Myrtle-' .
• -.Resuls ,of ;the,.e.Vents.; were; ola-
est"..peraori. present, Mrs. Fred
Shobbrook, Londesboro, 83,; young-
est 'phild, KinrItoss, London.;
months; family ,'‘conting farthest
Mi. and Mrs. Howard
Deckerville, Mich.; largest family
on, grounds, Mr.. and .Mrs. John
Eedy,. Nairn;- married shertegt-
time,,Mr: and:Mrs..Norman.Ross,
London; gueSsing contest:'The
meri
,gante,..... and. tile._ „„pinicirs.,... enjoyed_
swircimia,nnd. g.bo.• 2ba11
.ys : ,„.eseb:....
Th• e new execinive and ..Conunitt
tees elected for next year are as
follows: president,, Derwin Beat -
son, .Grariton; secretary -treasurer,
Thelma Tummonds, London ;
grounds committee, Percy and Iv-
an Carter,- Londesboro; table eom-
mittee; .Mr, and Mrs, ,Claire t ry,
an, -Granton;. Mr. And Mrs. , Car -
Man Rhin, St..- MarysMr. and
'Mrs. inest Knox, 131yth; Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford. Shobbrook, Blyth.
„ McK,ELL, AR REUNION,
The annual 1VICKellar retnihm
Was ..held, 011 Sunday at', Seaforth
Lions Park 'with apprmdmately 85
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T e.„_Christion,Stience Monitor
O Nonsroy St., Boston 15, Moss.
• 'Send your DeVeSpapet for the time
cliecked. Enclosed' find my check or
•.money order. 1 yeor $18 '
6 months $9 (1 B months $4.50
Name
strong;guessing contest, Donald
Adarns- and John Adams (tied).;
ball ,aiad stovepipe relay, Gordon
Hoggarth's team; water passing -
relay, Wes Russell's team; eldest
lady, present, Mrs. Sadie Scott;
eldest gent present, George Wal-
lace. ' '
own...,Topits
turnout Of about'175.'teen-agers
„enjoyed, dancing to.::..the music' sup-'
plie`clE by: Stew --and the Cellegiaris
-at the Teen ',.ToWn dance the
Arena: SatprdaYLOYellitigL4Ot
dances. were won by Terry Buchan
uid '..-Ann• Scott, of Seaforth,,
,and:Haryey.Dale And Sharon'ivic,
.1\hcliel,' of Seaforth.:-. The door., prize
as 17(fen. • 'by', Gary Williams,,'Sea,
, 'Seafortlt. Teen •Town has purchas,,
ed a new record player and ampli-
fier..The record, Player consists .01
twin turntables 'set beautiful-
ly.finished. cabinet: A 'rnicrephone
• and amplifier, . with twin 'speakers,
was•also purchased.. teeauee , of
the,cost. of this . settin;.-- it was
cided that 25e will be _charged fer
admission: for 11Se:regular record
dances,,:and 50c for the 'Orchestra
dances. '
Stew' and the Collegians will have
•a, return engagenient for' . -a "baelr.,-
70-s-cheer dance" on September '5;
,A 'Hallowe'en masUuetade dance .is
being planned, for ',the ,'31st of Oc-
STAFFA .W.I.
' The regular. Meeting of the Staf-
fa W.I. vvas held M Staffa hall with
a good' attendance. The roll call
was answered by !`a hobby fofthe
farm woman."
--Mrs. Lloyd ' Miller • and Mrs.
Lloyd -Sorsdahl, conveners, • had
charge of the topic, "Agriculture
and the Canadian Industries," and
the motto, "IryOu plant' a seed -of
character -in the home, ' it will
bloom in the-conununity." "
• Plans' were made for a family
picnic to be held in Seaforth, the
26th of August sports to start -at
3:00, supper. at 5 O'clock,-. Current
• events,' prepared, by, Mrs. Ross
Smale, were given by Mrs. Sam
Norris. Mrs. Art Kemp and"Mrs.,
John Templeman conducted a con:
ple of contestson • Canada and,
music. Household hints were given
by Mrs. John Drake. , Mrs. Toni
Laing gave a short report on. the
Institute rally which was, held in
Miss nomona Worden, one of the
girls:" demonstrated on table
centres for the different seasons
of the year,•
'Dog Vans 'Show •
' Scoring two major Wins at' the
dog .shoW at Preston. on Saturday,
the ,prize Pekingese dog owned by
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Walters is jitst-
two points away from winning his
Canadian championship Papers,
The dog, St. .Aubreys Kuan of Els-
don, Won best of breed and best
Canadian bred dog in the toy group -
at Preston Ile ,is a year and, one-
half old.—Exeter'Ximes-Advocate.
fl:41.10 Fairs '1969.
)3ayfield "Sept 23, 24
Blyth ..„* .
, . .. .... ... Sept; 22, -23
Brussels. „.„ . .. .. ....... . . OcL 1, 2
Claesley, . .. .. Sept. 11, 12
Drayton Sept. 19 &21
Dundalk ' -Sept. 15, 16
Dungannon . .. , . „ . . .... . . ,.,- Oct. 9
Durham "SePt. 25, 26
Elmira .. . .. 4, 5, 6
Enibro, Bent2t
ExeteF Sept. 2.3, 24
Gorrie . .,....... . . . . .. Oct. 2, 3
Hanover , Oct,. 2, 3
Kincardine Sept. 17, 18
KirktOn'' Oct. • 1, , 2
Listowel' ..... Sept. 8, 29
London (WesternFair) Sept. '1419.
tucknow , Sept. 23, 24
Igarkdale ........ , Sept. 1(, 11
Meaford - • Sept.. 18, 19
Midland Sept. 17-19
Mildmay. Sept. 15, 16
Milverton ... „ .... Sept. 25, 26
Mitchell , Sept. 29, 30
New Ilarnburg Sept. 18, 1,9
Paisley ...„- . .. .. . . Sept, 14, 15
PalmerstonOct.' $, 6
Parkhill Sept. -?4,- 25
Ripley ..„ .. .. . . . . Sept. 25, 26
St. 'Mary - Oct. 6, 7
SgAVORTH. Sept. 24, 25
Stratford .. •Sept: -21 23
Tavisteek Sept. 1.1., 12
Tedswate. . .. . . Da. 6, .7
dpt.22; 23
Tiverton, Sept: 23124
Toronto CNE) 25 -Sept. 12
Toront (Royal Fair)......Nov. 13-21
Walkerton Nov.' , 5
Wiarton .. ... Sept. 10, 11
WoodSto* , , Aug. 27-29
Zurich. ,. Sent. 26 &
International PlowirigMatch, Went;
worth County—Dundas, Oct, 13-16
'Medford-........
.District Councils
wrAtsrmr,comert..
At the „Angust meeting .Stanley
council ' Accepted the . tender of
ROger MaoHaeliern, of )1/fount-For-
est, tobuild a bridge on the second
cOneesSion of StanleY for the sum
of .$6,015: The aCcep.tance is sub-
iect to the approval,. of the . en-
gineer, an,AuguSt 14th 'the TeWn-
Ship of $tanley council will bold
a. meetin,g to have the engineer'S
report' read on the tap -in on the
RathWell Drain. '
EnitnItUI'LEerson HTTeskC,°w1j:CsC•alLppointed
diteb commissioner on the Medd
Drain, by • Hullett township council
Monday.' C„ouncil accepted .the
peli-
tion 'of Frank Flynn 'on the clean.
ing out . Allis,. d.raiti.- • • ,
%-.Frank•Kistrier was TS -aid $800. as
Part' payment- on the _ Glottsher
Muniemal„Drain: :•••
TWo new bridgei' will be built in.
the townShip,„ The 'road superin-'
tendent was instructed to build .a
coneret'e .bridge On Con. 8 and 9,,
at. lot 8, -and on the. Hullett-Mei
Killop boundary, ..,betvveen/ Con:. 9
1VIORlit5 to.UNC4; .
•
Grants. of $335 were, made to fair.
boards by Morris' township council
at their Angust meeting,. Brussels
Fair rIMcerlTh- $2001131ktli-,-
$100, and.,-Belgrave, $35. . •
Pen.alty, for unpaid "takes, after
Decernber-15.WaS set at -2 per cent
Permnth-by-eouncj1 ,• . • •
• -Accounts passed' for "payment in-
cluded.: Belgraye.Co-op, vvarblefly,
.pewder,,, ;$116; • Walter - Shortfeed,
Blake Drain,"$8';;Wm. Blake; Blake
Dram, $7; Jas.., A,.....HOWes; Blake
•Drain, $150; Baker's :Convalescent
Hospital, $92.75; Canada.- CulVert
Co., ,Hills. Drain, $40.24; :relief pc -
count,,, $15; . Fraser; Pad, sal-
ary,-, $150; Winghani Postinaster;
unemployment stainps, ,03;50.
-. LOGAN -COUNCIL " . •
':, Logan 'COUneil hold their 'regular
, .
meeting with'all-rnernbers, present,'
the reeve presiding. Road.accounts
totalling '-$2,491.58 and general ac-
counts' arriounting to $3,554.63 ,Weke
ordered paid. •
___The_Meyen_and:Cestello_drain-1-.
age by-laws .ivere given their 'fin,.
al readings and the eontracts were
awarded to Roth Bros.,, $772.59 and
R. 'N'icliolson. $525, .respectively.,
The, contract. for -leading and. haul=
ing the pit run gravel was -award-
ed to ,It:-,-Nicholso,n •for. ,33c
yaRrdep.',•res'en. Representatives
Ben
Telephone to. were present -to
discuss the- moving'' of the. -.poles
on the :portion of read .ian Con: 4
and5, ;which .being..built up, and
it 'was 'decided -to have. a. 'cable but-
idd-in 'the shoulder: Of the road and
. ,E1B13,ERT COU'NeH;
g',P away. from' the poles.
,
:mill rates in '.Hibbert. :township
'are' Up :,5.5 ,this year. 'follow-
ing the monthly' ineet.ing of the
toWnshin council. However„ Clerk
Roy' Burchill pointed out that ,in
some School. sectionS' .the rates are
down slightly. • • :
• The rates set were: County, .1i.s,
road 11, general residential 3, -coin-
merciat 5-.3, PublieSchool Area No.
1,. 15, Separate School' Area 10,
Continuation Seaforth
-Mitchell 'H.S.D. 7.T,.SS. No. 2, 10;
S.S. -No. 3,-'11; .S:S. No. 4;15; S,S,
No. 5; .10; S.S.. No: 6; 6; S.S. No:
7, 11; ' General P.V.. Dublin 4, -and,
Dublin street lighting ,4.
"
The tonnty rate, has. increased
over .1958 by,..5 . mills, township'
roads, an increase' of 4.intus;,,gen-,
eral- residential, an increase of T.
-and cominercial, an increase
of 1.1 mill over last year. '
E.. Templeman,; livestock valua-
tor, reported'. 25 chickens owned by.
G.' Staples -,were • killed by dogs,
ind:Valuatien was set at $17.50 and
ofedere'd paid. ' •
Hello Mum! 1. ,
Teenagers' aren't the only ones
who, keep parents guessing. Little
tots can do it, too. And one did at
the Judith Cooderbam,,MemoriaL
Park 'swimming pool. The current
rage amongst the youngsters at
the pool is to float head down in
the water. When one .of them was
doing this a Mother -watching at
the side of the pool called to her
youngster but received DO response.
Marmed, she jumped into the pool
fully clothed to rescue her child
„whom she thought had drowned.
On reaching the child and turning
the swimmer over, shewas greet-
ed with "Hello morniny" by the
youngster: That was too much. Un-
der the strain, Mother fainted when
she cliirtbed out of the poo1.7--Gocle-
rich Signal -Star,
OSITOR, szA,rolt
WEDD
S•-• FRASFR-MALDF,N-,
Mr, and Mr, John Alexander
Fraser, who were married Satur-
day in Waterloo, are bonnYm000-
big at Lake Placid, N.Y. The bride
is the former IVIarjorie Marie Wal-
den, 7 nalmoral Drive, Kitchener,
,a daughter „of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Walden, Seaforth. 'The bride-
groom is a son ,of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Fraser, 18 Exra Ave-, Water -
Their yews were pledged at Knox
Presbyterian Church; Waterloe,
with Rev. John G. Murdock offiei-
ating. The setting *as pink and
white gladioli. A ;bouffant form21
gown of appliqued lace and set was
worn by the, -.bride. °It was_faMlioli-
"ed with. Sabrina neckline and fitted
bodice. She Wore an illusion shoul-
der -length veil' and 'carried a white
Bible with orchid. and feathered
carnations.
Mrs, Wayne Schlegel, Waterloo,
s, matron of honor, wearing -pink
silk-org-apxa over taffeta. The gown,
was detailed with a curnlierbund
and large back bovv. She wore a
chiffon picture hat trirnnied with
sequins and pearls, and her nose-
gay was white carnations and pink
sweetheart ----roses. Miss- Joyce
Fraser, of -Brantford, a cousin of
the bridegroom, ,,,Was flower girl.
She was frocked like the matron
of honor, ,and carried. siinilar
'
. Ins', (McLean' ,
Trophy, At Greens-
Com•Petition7-was-Aceert'Y'TOn"T.the
, green: of the':Seaferth Lawn Bowi-'
,ing Thursday when, the
aerie:an ..trophy tournanient,.:was.
held Mra,T Phslhps and her
rink; .of Mirs. E: Laroiie 'and Mrs.
E..' McCue 'wen. by One - point. over
the 'rink;-cif:•.Mri.: waidoh;..:.mrs'...
:skipPed.
. Sapper -WaS:.eidOyed in, the,elub-
honse;' Witli;.4be tliird4raniebeint,
,played,;after'
super. The.Soube-
tropby,for - the 'n-ipced.linivling.
„conipetecl ,for7at.'4'later..date,Hf•
. . , .
A little pushwill perferm more
,utiracles than -any amount of pull.
Man's deeds, attract more atten-
tiou than.his. creeds. • -
Mr. Wafte Scblegei Was - hest
D-Shera Weze Mr. Jame
Fraser, Waterloo, a er of the
bridegrom ,#nd Vietor
geeever,a brother of the
bride, ate %moli is a MeMber of
an orchestra, the members of
whith formed a guard of honor.
The reeeptiori f(a. 150 geosts was'
at the Hacienda, Waterloo, The
eouple will • live . at 7 Eahrteral
Drive, Kitchener, ;
• Entertaining for the bride_ prior
to the Wedding, were Mrs. Vera
Muir and Mrs, James ,Celtart) of
Kitchener; who gaye cookware
shower; Miss Jesse Duncan, of
Paris, - and-Nirs, -John Everhardt •
Kitchener, •miscellaneous showers,
arid Mrs. Schlegel, a personal
shower, -
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