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Mr.. and. Mrs - Donald Donald Low and.
,Zan • of Union,. New Jersey, • have
been visiting' with ,Mr., and - Mrs,
.,Allister Hughes.
- Iirs:-S:TE--h'f bn of . T -o
onto. was a recent guest -Of Miss
Jean :Lyons and. Mrs. Elizabeth
•Mallough. • .
M"r,. and Mrs. Chester Twarnley
and • son .Allanof Woodstock are
holidaying this week with relax
tives in the 'cemmunity.
Mr: and Mrs. Mac' G iaham of
Toronto have been -vis iting with
her 'parents, .Mr.. and Mrs. 'Well-'
ington .Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry :. Gouter-
mout, of Filton,. New York; were
recent visitors with .Mr. 'and
*s. Warden Howald.
Mr. and Mrs.George A. 111'1-
1.67. -,
•in
ley', (formerly •Grace ,Camerori)
of . Detroit were recent callers on
friends here
•Miss Una Elliott returned, to
Toronto • after spending tw
weeks' vacation with her par=
eats,': Mr. and Mr§: George .El-
liott. .
Mr. and . Mrs.. Williarri Scrim-
geour of ' Palmerstonand well
known here,: ; returned, re,ce'nitly
'from, a two months' ;trip• as. far
Veit as Vancouver.
Miss Flora". Webster. of • TorOnto
visited last' week . with • Mr.' and
Mrs: W. G. Andrew and ..attended
the ;funeral . of her. aunt, • Mrs.
Joseph l-Telan;
general
Mrs. ,Nelson Bushell .and Mrs.
R. J.:,Cameron'attended the fun-
'eral .at Auburn on Friday' of Mr.
Frank Stalker, . a cousirn of Mrs.
Cameron's.
Mr. and '.Mrs. :Neil. McLennan
and.. their :daughter ' Jean. who
teaches in Toronto are.. 'on a
/rotor trip r through- the Western
States ,and by ferry from Seattle
to ',Victoria,„ They will -return.
through ..the Western Provinces.
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Glorifies . it:!
HALO CANADA'S FAVOURITE SHAMPOO
ASHFIELD
UNITED CHURCH
Rev: • ': R Dickinson, Pastor
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1952
Morning Blake Church.
Afternoo n—,Zion . Church.
Evening Hackett Church.
l�nglcan Cl�arch
Rev. H. L. Jennings B.A., L.Th.
lith"SOW " After` Trinity
AUGUST 31st; 1952
St:. 'Paul's Church, • Ripley
0,15 a.n : Morning Prayer,
St. ''d'eter's Church, + Lucknew
11 a,m:' Morning Priyelry
••
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St, Pahl s Churcch/
tDungannon
2.30 :p m. Evens g •
' . Mr. and cr Mrs. Art Young .of
Toronto visited 'last week- With
Mrs. 'Edgar Hollyriian.
Mr., and MTs. Ed Walker of
arty-�a
and Frances Hamilton of London
and'. Donna Hamilton of Wood-
stock visited with Mac. and'Mrs.
Frank Hainilton. '
Miss Ardonna Johnston recent -
completed her 'nurses training
course at Victor a. Hospital :and
is holidaying at her.' home here
prior. to•:'entering Western Uni-
versity.
Mr. and Mrs. Jiro Stewart and
two,: daughters, Glenda and Nancy
of ,Midland and Mrg. Minnie
Horne of ,. Toronto ,visited. here.
last week,' ..whileholiday`ng at
Kincardine Beach. j.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Alf `Lorenz land'
Mr. :and Mrs.' .Joe :Lorenz and
daughter Shirley of Pontiac,,
Mich.;oss Shiel'ls and Mary El-
len of A'inberley,' Mr. and Mrs,
Tom .McGarvey' of Kincardine
were:recent visitors with ail. ,and
Mrs.. `Charles Lorenz.'
Recentvisitors. with Mr.: and
Mrs. Tames. M. 'Hodgins of 'Kin
lough were Mr: • arid Mrs. • Jack
.La.Flam of Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs..
Sid Parry of Detroit; Mr; . and
Mrs.'. Eltner Armstrong ' and - dau
ghter Beth Of Brantford; Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbert Halden•by, Toronto..
WHITECHURCH
The . Women's. Institute picnic
:was . held - last 'Thursday at ;the.
home- .of Mr: and Mrs. Robert
Ross .'with an . attendance of over
100 and all .had a good time.
'Mr.. ''and Mrs, . David Kennedy.
of f Victoria, :B;C:, • and. who. have
been visiting his mother, -Mrs.,
David Kennedy fer . two -weeks'
& other relatives, left on Thurs-
day going_ to, London, Niagara,.
Falls', 'Toronto, Port McNichol &
by -boat- -p'art .way on their • way
home to Victoria. _
Misses Joan( .and Betty Ham
il'ton of LLu.cknow'•who have'•b,een
working at W.ingha n • Hospital in
the holidays,spent__S,aturday with
their - aunt, Mrs. Thos: • Morrison.
and Mr. Morrison and also their
grandparents; Mr...and Mrs. Buck
ton:
Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Bonnett &
twin sons, Robert and 'John Bon-
nett of Winnipeg,' Man.; • ,visited
last .. Wednesday with .. Mr. and
M'rs; Bert Thompson .of East' Wa
wanesh• and on Thursday called
on Mrs. David Kennedy :and Mr.
and' Mrs,' Albert McQuillan. They
went to See his mother's oldhome,
place. She ,is :Mrs Kate Bonnett
of Winnipeg, formerly Miss Kate,
Gillies ' and, lived:. where Mrs,
Alex Gillies, his .aunt,, on the 2nd
• Con. of' Kinloss lives.: They also
visited . his aunt, Mrs: Neil- Gil-
, of ;Lucknow...They. left .for
'Toronto to attend the C.N.E. bet -
fore <visiting'his aunt, :Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Kilpatrick of Port Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of.
Langdon;. North '.Dakota, spent a'
few. days. s, Mr
with his brother.
Tom and Art Moore.: , •
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Moore.
spent Sunday at Belmore 'at the
homeof his' sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ken°,i5ick:son w-. . .
•Mr. and Mrs. Gbrd:on •Mont-
,gornery of Kapuskasing spent
Seine holidays . with her grand-
mother, Mrs. Wm, Taylor. `
Mr, and Mrs.' Frank C halter
Mr, .and • Mrs. Alex Coulter and.
fai'nily are on, a trip to the West
to • visit with :'their soh' Chester
and other relatives. ' •
We welcome Mrs. Ourrie and
baby daughter, home; frbnn the.
hospitah
•
WEDDING BELLS
BASS—LANNAN
In St. Basil's 13,, C. Church,
Toronto, on August 16th, in a
double ring ceremony, Rose. Mary
Lannan; • ,daughter of •Mr. and
Mrs,. Wm. Lannan was united .in
marriage to Mr, ' Daniel, Jaarnes
Bass, pan of Mr. and Mrs. Thad-
deus Bass of St, .John, 'N.B. . The
ceremony Was performed. by Rev.
R. S. Reimer, and Rev. A. J, Ruth
sang the nuptial mass.
'Given in marriage by her fath-
er,, the bride hooked lovely in
gown of French lace over white
satin,- fashioned with cameo
neckline, edged.:by a sheer yoke
wiithshiver threadedappliques;.
lily: ,point sleeves, and a skirt
falling in . soft folds and accented
with Ilan pleated r godees of net.
Her: 'fingertip veil ,of tulle illus-
ion was held by a Matching lace
nd-satirii nne
carried red roses and bou'ard'i!a,
Delina (Lerner, as, maid of
'honor, was gowned in pale blue •
brocaded organdie , and carried:a
bouquet of yellow roses.' Donna.
]V, arie tannin,bridesmaid, wore;
a ,gown of yellowy eyelet 'organdie
and carried pink roses. They rboth.
wore flower' bands of stephanotis
in their: hair. Little Sharon Rill,
niece of the bride, : was her god-
mother's charming little ..flower
girl, dressed in white satin' with
a mmatahin,g • (bonnet -hat and car
ried a. -nosegay of carnations.
R.iichard Ward and Vernon, Mul-
hall attended the, groom. and the
ushers • were ' Joseph Bass and.
Clare—La/man,. During the mass,
"Penis Ar gelicus" Was . sung and
Scleubert's : "Ave .Marie. at the
register. . •;
:Some' fifty guests were served
.a • iweddinlg ,breaidast alt E'dyth
Ward's tea room, at which Ver
non Mulhall acted as toast mas-
ter. At thea. reception which' fol
lowed; the bride's mother receiv-
ed,' wearing rose nylon sheer
with white accessories and a cor-
sage-of
or-sageof white, carnations. Assist- -
ng was the groom's sister, Mrs.
James Anton,. in' a- (black
white •ensemible,.'and a corsagel:of
red roses. • •
Gift to the bride was . a wrist
watch, to the bridesmaids rhine-
stone 'neck .laces, , to the. flower
:girt chain and , cross,.' to the
groomsrrien, initialled cigarette
lighters, and to the .,ushers cuff
links and tie pin:. '
Later' amid showers: of con-
fetti' the happy couple;. left on
a trip to St John; N.B., the bride;
wearing a (pale blue ribbed suit
with navy accessories and a yel:•
low :rose corsage:
Guests were present from..
Belleville; Lueknow, ' Goderich,
,liarnilton and ;London.
OBITUARY
THOMAS BOYES
• In ailing health ' for some trine,.
•the death .: f: Thomas. Boyes oc-
curred • in W`inghain Hospital on
Saturday, August,l6th' gat the age
'Of 77 years.
He was a son of Thomas Eoyes
and . 'Caitherine Anderson, ` and
was l 1 rn at Duntroon ' on March
nth, 1875. Mr. and : Mrs, •:Boyes
were married at Duntroon in '
1898. tor over twenty years they
had resided in L;ueknow where
14r: Boyes ran 'a machine •shop'
and implement business, until- re-
tiring a couple of years ago. He
was a: member of St. Peter's Ang-
lican `church, and had served at
one time as' is merritber. of • the.:
Village Council. `
The funeral, service• was. held
at , the - MciLennan, - 1VieeKerizie.,
1VIernorial Chapel ,ori Monday,
August • 18th, conducted by Rev.,
H. L.,, Jennings' of St. Peter's
Church. 'On Tuesday the remains
were taken to Duntroon emetry
near Collingswood', for' burial with.
the graveside service 'conducted'.
by'Rev, W, A., Downer Pallbear-
ers - were Win, Anderson, .Jospeh.
Leach, Norman, Sampson, F. J.
Sampson, ..Alfred.. Campbell.. ,and;.
Charles Wilson, r : -
-Mr`. Boyes is: survis"vied by his
wife, one daughter, Mrs, ' Elsie
Morgan . of Guelph and; a atm.
DSure vin . .
g also are ,brath.
ors William B`oyes of ' Siiigampton.
and. John . Boyes of Ixio'Vtawa. He.
was predeceased by two sisters,
Mrs. Barbara MicColeinan. • and•
Mrs. Mary Pleaster and a broth-
er, George.
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