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WEDDINGS
SMALL—BOAK
Ashbury United Cluirchrnath-
burst St., Toron.to, decorated with
• bronze, yellow. and mauve mums
was the setting for a candlelight
• eareroonY Ofl 1Satlird0Y, Noveln,
ber 22nd at six o'clock, when,
Margaret Rae, 'daughter of• IVir.
and Mrs. James Doak of Bruno,
SaskaWhewari,...and Flying Officer
Iver A.. Small of Trenton; •Ont,
son of lVf an4Ms., Geo. Small
of Totonto, formerly of Arthur,
Ont, were united hi Marriage.
Rev. Wilfred D. Stenlake per-
formed the double ,ring ceremony.
organ music was played through-
out the service .by, Jack E. Hand-
. ford. who played "Becauie" dur-
ing the 'signing .of the register,'
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:Giiren in marriage by her
father, the bride "was lovely in
a floor length gown of chain.-
p*yrie chantillY,.flOwer • lace .over
satin. The full skirt -fell in folds.
The tight • bodice haffi.a.boler.a
jacket with lily point sleeves and.
sweetheart neakline. Her finger-
tip veiLof illusion net Was held
in cap effect of ,satin trimmed
',with .seed pearls and she carried.
a 'cascade bouquet of Talisman,
roses and baby rnuMs.
Miss JessiCa Boak of Stratford
• was her sister's bridesmaid wear.-
ing a floor length 'clress.Of bronze
nylOn .net over taffeta Made with
full skirt.. The strapless .waist had
a. jacket of chantilly' lace With
puff , sleeves "and- round neckline.
Her 'he:address was oap effect
•Of net and taffetaiwith lace trim'
And she. wore matching 'mittens
and carried a cascade .bOuquet of
bronze and yellow mums.
Mr. Mac Small. of -.Toronto, bro-
.
ther of the groom, wba grooms-
man. -The 'ushers were Ray ',Hoak
of Toronto, brother of the bride
and Alex Small of Toronto, bro-
ther of the •groom. • .
A reception for . sixty guests
was later held at. the 'church hall;
Sunbeam and ThorbOrne Sts.. The
bride's. mother - received, guests.
• wearing a two-piece .dress Of
royal blue crinkled.nylon with
black accessories and a cOrsa,ge
of red She was assisted by.
Af4irtriarwa,,, - .wrpirks,
THE. waiNow :sTIN,, ulczNo* ONTARIO
L.,D,H.S. NEWS
The Friday assembly, under the
direction of the Grade. Ten rep-
resentatives, opened , with the
hymn; "It' came upon the mid-
night clear",, and the •seriptigp,
psalm 46, read by Ernie Gibson. •
The Lord's prayer was repeated
and. the hymn, "Silent Nigfht,
Holy Night" was sung. Don and
Ken 1VIacNay favored with a horn,
and piano duet; .Anne Todd sang'
a kilo, D.reaming of a white
Christmas; Raeleen Hamilton and
Llya Stanley sang a duet, °Win-
ter Wonderland". • " .
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The .14,D.H.S. band, . Under .the
direction of Mr, P. W.,,Hoag, will.
•Present a sacredband, concert on.
Sunday afternoon,' December 21.
The band is one of the oldest and•
liveliest societies •in the . school
and has an tinequalled reputation
in this district. Sometimes when
we have something worthwhile,
we:d� not appreciate' it until, it
is gone 'with tiine. We take it for
granted. The L.D.H.S. band is an.
ekample, of this. It is valuable 'in
many' ways. The •student musician •
•
•the grooneg mother who wore a
Wine silk crepe' dress 'with grey
•accesorsies and a corsage of yel-
low 'roses. •
• For a wedding trip the.bride
wore a 'turquoise wool dress with
-brown top coat and rust access-
ories and. a' corsage of Talisman
roses.' On their return' Flying, Of-
ficer and Mrs. Small will reside
at Carrying Place, Ontario: •
Out-of-town guests .were Mr.
.Mrs...Tames,Boak, Jr., 9f Dungan -
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non; Mr. W. A. Boak, Ottawa;
M. and Mrs.. Robert Boak, Luck -
now; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Boak,
TorontO; Mr.. Raymond 'Hoak,' of
Toronto; Mr: and :Mrs. Everett
Whitehead, .Teeswater; Mr. Geo.
Boak (cousin' of the bride) of
Bruno, Sask '• 'Miss Audrey John-
ston,- Ottawa; Mr. . and Mrs.M.
McFarlain, Mitchell; •Mr. & Mrs.
•,S. L. Small, Arthur; Misses ,Jes-
sie and Elsie Graham,' Mr. and
Mrs. H. Kerr, 'Mr. and Mrs: J.
Waterman of 'Toronto. '
• MOE .EVE',
very hgur of every day
the telephone in your home
stands ready to serve you for
a, fraction of a cent an hour.
What else in your daily
living means so much
yet costs so little?
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THIS BELL TIELErliONE CO
benefits from the. leadership and-
fellowshiP. The thrill of 'good fun
and ,achieVement''cannot- be ex-
pressed but its'. good 'influence
,will never pass, away. And yet
• We feel that the greatest support
is not given .to this worthwhile
character -building organization.
EverYbody, cannot being to a
band but everybody can's143Port
it In spirit, and otherwise. So we
,present a challenge' to' the stu-
dents and to the public., Are You
a staunch supporter ,of your
school ,and its organizations?
Soon ,the holiday season will
be here and withit the. annual
Christmas. dance. Great prepara-
tions are being- made by the the 146-
ous 'committees nominated by the
Literary Society:.
• :
An. Appropriate •
"1:"ARLIZ-VOUS. •giENCH?'":
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I struggle with MY rench,
,`Quelle vie! and .C'est la guerre'!
I. enter -in the "salle de classe"-
- And yet I get nowhere.
. • . , . • .
Je don't know how to roll My R'S,
Je can't pronounce."bojonr"!
mindBut I won't the grade'.r get,
Becausel"ve learned7-Tamour'.
L'anunir sits just across the aisle .
• L'arnOur eat six-foot-twor.-
And how-my-heart..starts thinnp-
• ing when
He Winks "les. Of bleti".
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I" gueii
• But still I've learned of .France
You se---'-ramour justasked me
out
For Friday evening's dance!
Lucknow Fire Department: "No
liria"drni; threaniffitials not on fire!
It always looks like that".
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he Chairman, Commissioners and- all of Hydro's
thousands of employees throughout the Province join
/with the Municipal Systems in wishing you the compli-
.
• ments of the SeaSon. •
The Commission also take this opportunity to extend,,
their best wishes and thanks to ,the Engineers, suppliers.
technicians and men and women of lallour whose .co-
operation has contributed in great measure , to the
Speedy development of new power sources.
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May this Christmas Season be bright and merry and may
the NewYear bring good health, happiness and grosperity.
GENERAL MGR. & CHIEF ENGANEU
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