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THURSDAY, . 'UN 'a 1.6th, 10.49
Return To Asbtield'
Mr. and Mrs. .Archie ' Maclifur=
ehy who have spent several years
Detrolt,
+h ve treturn'ed, to the
i�► ..a
IViaoM'archY; homestead un' Ash-
field, .
fleeted eted Unit: president,
: I"s J. A. West of Listowel .and:'
:tornerly of Lochalsh, was elected
:president of 'the Elina, Wallace,
.Logan Unit Qf itihe 'Qatari°_ Teach-
er's'
Feder ation. Mrs,. West is a
,ve
member of the Listowel ?u'blic
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School staff,
TIM LUC/4NOW SENTINEL, X4UC• Now,, QNTABYQ.
PAGE NINE;
ASHFIELD
Every person was .glad to se&
the rain pian Monday evening.
Miss Giatherine MacKenzie, a
graduate :of, „Western University,,
London,, spent the week -end wits
Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie
The • sacram.ent of,.,ltlie
,$:•paper wins observed iii the Pres .
byterian church on • Sunday morn-
ing.
The Presbyterian, W. M:• S.
meets in the ehurch,, on Wdnes
:day of. chi's week,
Orn: Friday, June, 17th the Ash-
field . School Arela are holding
Somme their :'anti" al ionic `art , .he Pres.
kno' �.� li P, t..
thea do' What they 'w
to right b terian Ca KintaiT
ht Y nig
is rig �
The friends of Mr`: and'Ms,;
'Frank Hami'lton spent a :ivory
pleasairt evening at their home'on`
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';June • l lth; It 'was the °25th at�ni,
versary. of •their Marriage. :A11
their !friends hope they will 'cele
brate their 'golden ' wedding:
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CHAItMING `
HURON TOWNSHIP- JUDGING -
TEAM PLACES • SECOND
,Art 'the' BruceCounty Junior
Farmers judging : co r)petition,'the.
Huron Township junior judging
team . placed. second with 1851.
points. Members of; the, quartette
were ',James Needham, Jack Far=
rell, Gordan Patterson and ,Wa1
lc P ll ck. ;MIT; -Needham .: c
•the :coachsng:
• Lowell McGuire • coached, the
senior team :.which also placed.
second His dtea i of''Hugh, :Dun
can," Cobert Osborne and Elmer;
Srnel zer • scored' 1857 points.
.f in Needham stood, 3rd,, with
•681 ,points ' among the nine,, high
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'uniors : in ' •the contests. Robert
Wilson . `also of . the Ripee'y Club,
was 'sixth.: In the seniors Lovell
McGuire stood•
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Gan nie and Mrs. George Henry. The bride given in marriage 4,arrying, Carrying,.a colonial bouquet of
11mt., and Mrs, Hunter lelft on. a Iby_i''e�r •father,• wore e. toll •skirted pink rosebuds:and' white sweet :. •
short trip ;through the Georgian , • own Of wory',satin, styled with peas. Harold Taylor was grooms -
g
Bay region, arid later plan „a trip portrait. necklace, fitted bodice man and the . ushers: Were Verdun
West.. . ,and long,• •'tapeting, sleeves, Hers Fineg,. Cousin ;of ' the 'groom .e:,rid
• skirt swept .td •a long train.. and Joseph • •Meeree, Ibrothei of • the
•RHLL,41eGEE . ' ' she yore' a fingertiP veil of bar :de : .
Knox United Church, London,' French illusion .caught tq n. sweet -
as
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• ch x..At• • the recephion held at the,
as decorated with tall Standards heart healddress of satin, She ear t .i I - Mrs.. McGee re -
of • astel tolzed flowers seta ainst •. ..
Knotty Pine ty�z Mc •
!p g tied .Better Tine'roses and white caved .the g�yests in a navy 'blue
a rn,5, ferns and 1i kited ca'tkiedral
1' � . g ' street peas, �,epe 'ensemble , with, . White ac..'
tapers. for the marriage • o f Helen censor, ies The' room's: mother
Miss `1V.laxine McGee .`attended g
Beatrice, daughter of Mr;, and chose sky blue chiffan with wlhi?te
Mrs.. A. W. McGee,' Dungannon, her sister as maid of honor gown-•
�ccessores;.N
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to Ernest :Hill, son of Mr, and Mr's, ed in.•soft rose:•anoire taffeta.' She , • /
iJ; Hill,.London. Rev:, G W. Moore: carried aR.harmohlzing bouquet of :., For a wedding. trip to the Un:.
of ici ted at ' .t'h ceremony on ancl: Br•iarcliffe r'.osess and white sweet' ited States, 'the brrti'e word a; ,ger:
the lois s: Mari tta ' Sti •el, �e�as: The ' un.ior' bridesmaid was gabardine suit with navy • acces.-,
.h so .a.�t 'Was _
Marietta •, ng' n
" i'- walk i D lures c ee sisterT..of ;the :sor'ies 11f r and Mrs: Hill will Live
;,Dun annaz�_ v►nho�s�an 4Tii Walk,. , ... '. _. „ . • ., , ..: - ':, =. '.:
Beside :You'' and . `�Beca.use" ' - ,r'bz 'Wide', • in. lime .green taffeta•. and in ;Lonclou .
Your home can be
bright.. and sparkling -
the' hit of. the •town. Gay
:colours of .long-lasting
b-bI "Pexnaa-N'amel."
woodwork and furniture'
always=get..a. happy
reception.
J:FR Wit H•
EN.DE.RSO!N
11AM:6-MIL
WEDDING .BELLS
HUNTERBELL
pretty June' wedding was:
solemnized•iri.the: United Church;
Lucknow, at 10 .la.rn. Thursday,
Jude: 9th, 1949, of 'Dorothy- Anne;,
daughter. of Mrs. B: H. Bell. and
the :late Mr..Bell Of peloraine;`
Mar i'toba, ' ;arid Allan •Moi• -ley,: son
of Mr.:j,.. 'Hunter . and ' the . late.
Mrs.. Hunter • of t el�orairie, Man
Revd J. W Stewart; '.Officiated.
'Early -Summer •'flowers attract.
iveIy arranged,'i t �h • lighted
'candles; tirade a w
pleasing •back:- .
ground for the Wedding ;party,
who' took their places ,; to the
strai is of the bridal ehorui .from
Loherrgr'i i '.played iby , `Wilfred
Black of Luck'now •
$
The 'bride, • given, : in tharriage
by 1VIr. Lloyd'Ashtoh of Lucknow,
looked loiter in is :;floor length
gow=n o€-: h-fte--satin-an&lace vwth=
,flowing• •.'train and' .chapel veil
with orange, 'blossom !headdress.
She; carf +ied abouquet of Ameri-
c'an Beaty roses with /fern. Mrs.
Alex Hackett ,:'sister of the groom,
hsa ion • :o or., wore
a floor length` green brocaded taf-
feta gown and •carried, a nosegay,
of Piixk :'roses, Miss Doris Taylor,'
bridesmaid, wore ;a ; matehin;g
dress of . • maiiuve 'brocaded taffeta,'
and carried :.la., riosegs.y of yellow;
roses. Joanne` Hunter, niece p(f tht
,groom, made a 'winsome flowery:{
girl: in ;a . matching : floor length l
dress of ' pink brocaded '''taffeta I
and carried .k --iosegay o£. p1
roses. Thebrdesrriatids wore.
braided :taffeta' halos intertwined
with lily -•Of -the valley
13i11 Linter, ,brother anf the
groom .was best man; The 'ushers.
were Vernon' Hunter, brother of
the: groom acid Alain .Hackett, bio Y
thdr-in-laws.: of the; groom. '
After, :the wedding an'informal
reception was held at the honrie
the: groom and Alex ,Jtackett, lire-
` Which la wedding luncheon was
served to twenty -lour otiests. the
color scheme. of the dining .i'oorn
'y as (pink ..and white streamers
with'•the wedding cake Centreing
the table.• Luncheon was served'
!y ,Misses Helen and -Dorothy
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Conditions have .been. good the lost;: feiw• .years.: ' More people' are. working
ever before makes more,• spending, more,.saviog-lre. M
ISni that •what ;you. want ? >After all, you n :acre . a family: to think about ,. a
are P lanning for (heir utufe . ,.
The Liberal sare planning: and working for. your . family's future too.
Nere : are some of t1 a things the: Li'berals .are doing:
faiully Allowances pre unleased. Alreadya bit-
hon dollars has been invested: in Canada's
children. Millions of boys and girls arebetter
:clothed; .fed and, . housed/. have . a `.better
.chance for an education and: a real start in
life' because of this ;' Liberal measure: It
,,, has brought new : security and well-being to
Countless Canadian `homes.
In housing, too,' the `.Liberals have taken the
lead in providing " Canadians with decent
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Cr fake employment. Liberal :measures are help- '
ing to ;maintain employment in Canada at
record, levels, and at the ': same "time unem-
ppIoyment-ins rance: reserves have been-.
building up. The government has encouraged
enterprise and high production. Plants have
expanded, new industries started.. up. New.
opportunities are beingcreated,' every day.:
Old Age
Pensions and. } pensions ` for • the: blind
have been steadily increased by the Liberal`
homes. :More .homes , ;h'a've 'been{ built . in ..government. it _isn't stopping there. Its
Canada in' relation,: to . p population, than`... aim is a nation-wide plan of contributory
in an . ' na ion. • Already a- million :: Coriapensions which "will' hel e. y er one . to enjoy
-- lions --leve- i .:homes—lith, since- •
tlxe- . i rtirble and:secure old; age , auto
•; The liberal government' is ready to /help matically" and as a right.
.solve the low -rental,. housing problem and
has offered . its cooperation to provinces
and municipalities.
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These areaIle part . of. . the
Liberal program ref social'
then-there-i�the�Liherd1 health pt�►gr+atn AYread -bett rmerit ::: a=priigrarir;ta
federal' grants . (re ` helping the provinces to achieve a "national standard
increase their . health , services. But the; of sacial�security and'human
L'iberals'�aim is a' nation-wide contributory welfare which .assures the
healthinsurance plan which will' end, for greatest, ' possible •,.measure.'
•.ever -One, the tragedy of inadequate health of social justice to a l l
ceand.tle financial strain of lengthy illness. Canadians". •,
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