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, WEDNIi:SDAY, I.MC. 24th, 1954
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I ,HerebY Proclaim
BOXING DAY
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A Civic. Holiday for th p Village of Ludcnow
and call on an, citizens to observeit ass,uc.4.
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Stua,rt E. Robertson, Reeve. ,
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A wedding of intereat to Many
friends took Place at the . home
of the. 'brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon John Hedley, Kinloss
,Township, whentheir elder dau-
ghter; Jacqualeen Ann, arid Gold-,
win -.lathes Emerson, youngest'
son of IVIr. and Mrs..Samuel Em-.
ergo; Bervie district, exchanged
•' vows in -a double ring cerernonY.
Rev F. G.. Purchase officiated
before , an altar arrangement of
banked evergreens, wffite and red
chrysanthemums and tall white
tapers. • • "
GiVenin marriage by her
*, father, the bride .was winsome in
her street length, iridescent; fig-
ured silverhlue taffeta with vel-
vet girdle and rhinestone buttons
to hemline.. Her corsage was in,
pink and white carnations ,
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The matron or kronor Mrs Glen
(Margaret) Eniersoni 'Wore,street
length, charcoal gieY" taffeta with
diagonal black . and white plaid
frontgore and corsage in pink
and ,white carnations.. Glen Em-
erson,- brother of the groom,was
groomsman.
Miss Norma Sherwood of Dun-
ginricin sang "The Lord's Pray-
er" iby., Malothe and '0 'Perfect
LoVe". Mrs. F. G. Purchase was
•in 'charge Pf .the Wedding music.
Thebride's mother was. gown•-•
royg blue erepe with lace
• bodice' and corsage of American
•Beauty rosesand the groom's
other chose. chiffon velvet
royal' blue with draped rieekline
and wore,'Ophelia. rpses 'in, .cor-
sage. •••
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7"A delicious wedding repast was
served to 25 guests, immediate
relatives, by., girl friends of the
bride, • June Hedley, Kathleen'
Lane and Thelma .Bushell.
of -town, guests were: Mr. and Mrs,
Raymond Emerson of Toronto
and balby David:
Forgoing. away :the .bride.. don-
ned a red, velvet dressmaker suit
and gray. cloth coat with touches
of red.: Her hat . and purse were
also of red velvet • Following a'
inOtor, trip to Toronto ,and other
points they will .reside at Kin -
lough where the groom is school
prifiCipal. The; bride also teaches
school.. •
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L.D.11.S. NEWS
We ali are subject to "day
• drearns" and at this festive,seasen
esPeeially conjure tip. som,e
of the most wondertni,, dens-
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It was the social highlight of
the school year, theanual
•,Christmas dance. gain it lived'
up to the tradition established in
previous years and surpassed our
anticipation for its success. The
long awaited event took place on
• December 19th ad was attended
by many guests. •
• In our "dream" we float6d into
the hall, a- Spectacle of, beautY.
The red, green and White inter-
twining streamers and *gaily lit
ChriStmas trees which graced the
wings of the platforni gave
seasonal touch to the ,atmosphere
of the -"ballroom". The windows
Werel effectively dressed with
wreaths of evergreen bOughs.and
gay red bells. • (The decorating ,
coriunittee deserve our sincerest
thanks for a job well done.).•
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• The intisit for dancing Was pro..
vlided by Carruther's orchestra
,and Mr. Cameron IVfacDonald.
acted as .Master of ceremonies:
This year, while the ',refresh,
merits" 'were being served, a mus-
ical.program was ;arranged to en-
tertgrk the guest: "Bob McInnes,
soloed .on the violin, accOmpan,
ied, by. Janet Catriphell; - piano
duets Were played by Caryl
Gardner and Laurine MacNain
and' bk.-Don and Ken MacNay:
Norma Sherwood 'sang a -lovely°
solo. • •• • •
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The • •variety dances •caused
•much at/nisei/tent Prizes were
awarded* to the Winners, Alvin
Baker and. Lois Johnston; Alan
MacIntyre, and Joan Campbell. •
Withthe:Strains:of that. "heav-
enly" music • and gay, laughter
fading into thedistance, we end
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our reminiscences to say, it eer-
tainly was a merriorablei way to'
close' .school term., .
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On. .Friday, the assembly :1;vas
opend with the. hymn . "Noel'k.
The:':Chairrnati • was
Doriagh Of Grade IX "A". The
:Lord's. Prayer was repeated and
'Jimmy Reed read the scripture
Passage.' Charlene • Smith and.
Audrey Ross played a piano duet,
• "The Dance of the Rosebuds",
after 'which Ann 'crawfOrd gave,
• a• reading . on Christmas.. The
.schOol then enjoyed .a sing song.
of carols led by Caryl :Gardner
at the, piano. • •• •
•• During the announcements the
.teachers wiShed the Students' hol-
• iday greetings. Mr. Hoag. express-
ed .the sentiment of the entire
school in the regret that one of
our most spirited students; Char-
lene Smith is moVing to Bien-.
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Several of the students Showed
original initiative .in the design-
ing of the posters advertising the
L.D.H.S. ;band concert. They were
• a big help and much appreciated
by , the band. •
' At this time .we. .would like
to ' wish': our friends the.,joy • of
that first Christmas arid the peaCe
of that first Noel. .
• OBITUARit :-
JOHN VINCENT.' GARVEY
John Vincent—Garvey,58,o1
Ashfield township, died Tuesday
morning, Dec, 16th in Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, where he
had been. a patient for the past
three weeks. A ;son of the, late
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Garvey, he
was born and lived, all his life in
Ashfeld township: •He was un-
married. Siirvivihg are five bro.,•
•stliers, :Rev. Edwin C. Garvey, JOS-
eph, both of Toronto; 'lames and
Thomas of Ashfield,. and Gerald
of ,EdinOntori; A1ta. one., Sister,
• Marie Therese of East WindsOr.
A Roman Catholic in religion, Mr.
Garvey was a-tneinber of St. Jos-
eph's Church, Kingsbridge.. The
body rested at the • family resi-
dence, Biliewater Highway, Ash-
field. The funeral took place Fri-
• day vorning, with a Solemn high
mass of requiem, was sung at
ip o'elock St. Joseph's Church
'by his brother,; Father Garvey of
TorOnte-Burial look place in the
cemetery in Kingsbridge. •
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SEASON'S GREETINGS
Wishing You Every ,
HAPPINESS AT CHRISTMAS
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we thank you for your many favors and sincerely wish ypii
an` old fashioned Ytiletide, and a $e14?' Year'
• abiiunding with succesa, gOod luck and happiness. •,
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A Merty Christmas to you and yours and every wish for' •
A. Happy and Prosperous New year.
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CANTATA FEATURES
CHRISTMAS. SERVICE,
The Cantata, "To Bethlehem",
was a feature of the Christmas
service in the -United Church on
'Sunday morning, during' which
the rpastbr„ Rev. G, A: Meikle -
john,, spoke briefly on the subject
"Songs of a Sacred Hope". Mr.
W. C. Attridge, baritone soloist,
sang "The•Holy CitY".
Those aking special solo, .due4
or trio Parts, in the cantata inclitd,
• ed • Raynard Ackert, Mrs," Orville
Jones, Mrs. Harvey Webster, Mrs,
• J„, C. Armstrong, Mrs. J. H. Hall,
Eldon Henderson, Mrs, Raynard
Ackert, MissMargaret 'Rae, AleX
McNay, Mac. Keith' and Mrs. Ern-
est Ackert.
At ',the*: evenfng Service MisS
Margaret Rae and 'Donald McNay
sang solos • anal the * sextette cit
Gladys Chin, Marlene ;MacLen-
nan, Carolyn Gibson, Betty 'John-
ston, Ruth Johnston and. Gladys
.Kilpatrick sang ''See Dear Jesus",
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Naine Plates On Mall I3oxe5
The' Junior Farmerspf Usborp
Township ha t*re: painted and plat
ed nafne plates". visible. at nigh
on every mail box in the Tor
ship. The .job took 24 quarts. b
paint and the 450 name plate
cost. 77 cents each.' The Townshi
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Council and Federation *of Agri
Culture contributed. $150 each .t
defray the cost and' the Junio
raised the rest.
Many a woman has beaten
man ;to the ,draw—with a joir
hank ac unt
MIKE •WEISS' of Teeswoter.
teaching at a viaryss, sehmil
Formosa. It is the first time
73 years—since 187.9 ---that th
school has had a male teacher;
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