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Tam Lt WWO`R S8`.N'1'i<N L . 11 rCKNOW, QNTARIO
.1MEDNESDAY,; ,.JULY 3rd, 11963
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�eosE GARAGE'
CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS
LAWNMOWERS -WELDING •
Mr, and 'Mrs.•t�har►lie TifYi>s, ,
Took MarriageMrs.. Aoazxe was taken to 'the
Wingham :Hospital. on, :Friday,
VOWS ..At •• Ripiey
having. , derivedderived ,pneuixionia,,'
She is in hex 95th: year. We wish.
KUCHIRKA -- BROOKS her a speedy re9a rlt`
'Congratulations ,to . Misses
The. marriage: of Miss Shirley
Brooks; 'daughter. of Mrs: Lloyd,.
Hunter, R. 1, Lucknaw :and Mr.
Peter Kuohirka, ;seri . of Mrs,
Freed Sokoluk of Prince Albert,
S•askatchewan, *.as.. solemnized -in
St.. .Andrews United Church,
Ripley,. on • Saturday,. June 29th.;
•ring y was'
iperrforn ed .at high noon The •dowile ceremon
• � . with
Rev`. Oliver - ;Strapp •..officiating.:
White and pink snapdragons ,and •
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NGSIDE
iLangside Pupils ` .suiecess+fully
passing the entrance examina
tions Were Carolyn Adams, LatiL.
rine Morrison '. and Mac Donley
of S.S. No. 9, Kdnioss, and" Maar
ion Wall and Sharon 1VLodfiat : at
Kinloss Central School, at,, . Holy -
•rood.. .. .
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Mr'. and Mrs,. Clarence Crow_.
Ston, " Dale and Debbie: of Chat-
, ham spent the, Week -end With
>Mr:. and.. Mrs. John, 'Crowlston.,,
1Vtr. .and:'' Mrs: Ted Evans. of
:Downsview. . ..arid Mrs • Edith
Brawn and 'fam• ly of :Landon
visited :'ov er :.the •week -end with
Mr. and Mrs..Wm., Evans •
N • Mr: 'Mitt Mrs, Art Hinschiberger
and Dale .. 'of Kitchener visited
•: •. over ;;the : week -end 'With. Mr:, and
Mrs; Frank -Miller. Other 'visit-
ors were Mr., and Mrs. Harvey
lMii1er,, Douglas Matthews & Al-
AT HOME
in a
pouch
PianeCoultes, Beverley Solo-
mon,• Sandra Fisher, Judy Nea-
+ble, Alma Conn, , Donald ilVl.orri
•son•, Kenneth Morrison, Douglas
John Coffin on .passing
their entrance at S.S. No. 9.
•Mr. and Mrs. •Karl Pedersen.
'and' little , daughter •Ka.ren' moved
on ' Thursday last from ' Mrs,
Dawlin+g's shouse in the village
+to One they bought- in lower
white roams enhanced ' the Wed- Ing am. ,
ding setting. • - The Bantams 'ball team.' won.
Mrs,. William .Graham was' or the game on Saturday evening-
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ganist and, Idle • ,scgloist; was Miss with ' Cedar Valley, The score
Marilyn Finlayson ,of Stratford was 15-7,
who sang, the Wedding Prayer Mr Jack CouLrtes received;
and The'. Lord Is My 'Shepherd,
Given • in marriage by her
uncle, Mr. Omar " . Brooks, the
bride "was lovely in a traditional
white .gown of organza over silk
with 'round ' neckline and lily.
point sleeves. The;: waistline was
fitted'wibh an applique of French
lace and the ••princess .'line skirt
fell to: a chapel train., Her' flow -
ers were fled roses ,and +wthbte•
Mums:
• Matron of honor w.Mrs Al-
lan: Gamble,. ' RAI, 1, B, pley and
the ib. ridesmaid. Was Miss Nornna.
Rafferty of Toronto: They were
Raf
similarly • gowned '. in pale ' :pink
chifif on, with fitted bodice with.
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tiny' pleats, full Skirt and Match
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ling bow headdress With short
veil. Their flowers .were : ' bilue
�carnations white mums. •
' The ibestmah . was ' Mr. 'Orest.
Kuc+hirlva 'cif Taranto and 'the
ushers were, Mr. Frank' Vacca of
Toronto and Mr:' Ronald Brooks
•' of Lucknciw.
Far:: a Wedding dinner in the
church' :parlors, Mrs.. Hunter' re
• I ceived in ,an acga ': sheath with
!jacket :,and :white„ accessories, and
,a • pink carnation ':corsage. She
was assisted' by the groom's sis
iter, Mrs M. 'Michalchuk Who
swore '•a :beige' sheath . with ..pink
carnation :corsage:' •
For .travel1injg the ,bride • chose
a •,black Aline :.dress with 'Side
pleats, 'black ',,and' whiteac'ce's-
series and red :carnation corsage,
Following a :wedding ,' trip
through. Quebec, Mr and Mrs
,Kuchirka will take yup.:residence
at . 265 Indian 'Road, Toronto.
THE KANGAR90, ,the, largest' of the
.istipratian marsupials; roams the.
countryside in Targe bands. Although rt
full-grown kangaroo is nine feet high
and weighs. 209 : pounds, the baby is •
only 'an inch long when it is born. It
stays inside its mother's pouch until,.,
It• is five or six months old, . at which.
time it weighs several pounds and is
able to shift for itself..,
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When the, young kangaroo leaves its
"home," it is ready to take its rightful
Pike id the world. To help. your children : -
take their rightful place in the world,
there is nothing better' than life insur-
ance. let
nsur-ance..let the tear you about Sun Life's;
Edttihnai-Policy which -can- so easiy
. providefunds:for their collage education, •
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Tari ,•Miller of Kitchener, , Harald
Smsth .of; Tiverton,' Mr:. and Mrs.:
Murray ..Lowry ` and Bobby of
Bluevale. •
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Receives Transfer
By Beaver: Lumber
('WHTRCHVRC'H NEWS) ..
word :oli .Saturday khat • he Is to
Abe transferred from Wingh•arn •
Ibrandh of the Beaver: Lumber.
Co:. to Wallaceburg where •he
will be assistant manager. Jack
begins work there this week
while ,Mrs. Coultes . and daugh-
ter; Debbie, remain here, for two
Weeks
The 'McInnes -Falconer [reunion
:pic+nic was held at the home of
Mrs. 'Cecil Falconer, Games and
.contests were enjoyed—by .tlhe
large crowd of young and older
folks, 'After the.,„ games sand con
tests bhe lunch was served and
plans:. made fo} the .1944 ipicrue
to be held 'in "Corrie parka near
the houne of Mr', an• �cs��.
Tom
McInnes, • •
Miss Elaine' Conn, 'teacher, in
Toronto is home for the' - sum
merva,oation with.. her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Conn.
Misses, Barbara 'Wallace' ', , and, :' • ,lean:
Campbell •of Londonspent the
►holiday ' ,weak -end •with Mrs,,
Jean Ross,
Mrs, 111sl;+aud Haggitt who spent
the • past •month, with Mr. and
Mrs. V. Emerson and •Miss 'Lila
Emersonreturned, for her �h•oarte
on Monday. ' •
Mrs, Robert' Ross, Misses Bar
bara and ` Jean Campbell spent:r
Saturday. in 'Owen Sound with
Mr.. and 'Mrs ceor,• e, Ross.
• Mrs. Russel' ' Cl Aman, Miss
Mildred ..McClenagh'an•, 'Mrs,, Me-
Clenaghan. and Mrs, Robert Ross.
spent Wednesday in London:
• Mr..' •and Mrs. Waiter Elliott
sand„ family and *rs: Agnes El-
liott of• Win,gharn spent Sunday' .
n+�i�th Mr, and iMrs. Mitchell -El-
Lieu
E.l.l,iott of Ailsa Craig,:
Mr, and •Mrs, 'George. Tlhorxi•p.-
son and 'farnily', ref Fe�versharn
were Sunday visitors with Mr, .
and:-. Mrs.. D•ustan Beecroft..,
Mr, and Mrs, • Claude . !Coffin •
and Jahn have +gone to Montreal. .
to visit with their son and his
family for a month. Alex' Cof-
fin has gone to work in Kit-
chener for ' the summer months,
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MRS. FO.WLER'S I BROTHER
DIED • IN• MANITOBA
• Word has been• received here
of the death of Mr, Chester C,'
Crich of ` Carberry, Man: He is
a brother Of Mrs,° 1'i, r'owler who
makes 'her home here with her
daughter, Mrs, Harold • Treleav-
en,
' Mrc Crich, who was in, his
.70's,. ,was the second youn,gest•,of
a family of nine. Mrs. •Fowler ,is.
93:, The Crich house was
at Seaforth. •• • •
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The' ',regular meeting °c f •Chat
mens •Auxiliary of ,. the W M
was held ; on-- June 25th 'at -the,
hoine of Mrs Dawson Craig., It
was -a' joint meeting; rwibh' the
Ladies' • Aid Meting as the
W.M,:S., meeting had ,been post-
poned . from the week iprevious • ' ' ..
Mrs V. 'Emerson presided and
gave' the callto worship. : The
seripture reading was given by ,
Mrs.' Robert • Ross. • She gave a.
very `thoughtful meditation tilos
ing with the poem, "What is. in
your hands," Mrs: Frank Coultes
gave the., Glad .Tidings ' prayer.,
The : minutes ,were read (by Sec,,. ;
Mrs. David MacDonald • and• a .
farewell nate from Mrs. PDerwyn'
Hill. The 'roll call was answered
by. 12 ladies with. a verse .con
taining the word ' "Promise,"
The offering' 'was .received and
dedicated, by M. Russel• Ross,
Mrs, . Johnston, .•'Conn ' gave • a
interesting report of the Presby-
terial, she attended •on .May : 16th
in Kincardine Blest . be the tie
hat" sw s -sung -and-.Mrs.-.
Coulter; garire 'the' +elbsirig • Prayer.
't race was..sting and lunch was
by the hostess: The -ladies
were quilting a :quilt throughout,
the . afternoon.
Rev. J, E, Ostrom of Wingham
conducted the services" of Ohal-
Merl Presbyterian Church; His
i ess e ' was "Tell me why?'
ivtr , Strom , sang,' 4: solo, "1
sing f Ther:'"
Mr, and Mrs, Wiltieiri Brbwi
i f Luck j' ,spent Sur%d°ay'Aw tit
�e smooth,
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