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Mr. and Mrs. DougI'as Conley
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Sunday with her parents Mr and
Mrs.-Wallace Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans Of
Hyde Park and Mrs. Edith Brown
of London visited on Sunday 'with
their mother., Mrs. Bill Evans,
still a patient at Wingharii and
District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire
and Brian were at Tho.rnbury on
Wednesday , where they visited
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The marriage -of Marion Laura
Reid, daughter of Mr. Milvert
Reid and the late Mrs. Reid of .
R. R. 3 Lucknow , and Peter. John
Keil, son .of Mrs. Harold Keil
and the late Mr. Keil of R. R. 2
Gorrie , was solemnized in Trinity
Lutheran Church, Kurtzville on
—Satutd-ay Septe-mbe-Tr--9-th at
p".m.
Rev. Arthur Schiernan of Kurtz-
Ville officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
KEIL liElD
yellow ,roses.
For travelling the bride wore a
red -and black plaid pant suit with
black accessories and corsage of
white carnations. ' -
Following a wedding trip to
Eastern Ontario arid Quebec City ,--
the couple are residing at Gorrie ,
_where the groom is employed with
the. Keil Insurance Agency and
the bride - is 'employed at. Walter's
Clothing Store , Wingharn..•
Phone 5284118 . Lucknow
Joe Wasney of Long Beach,
Ca-lifornia w
and Mrs. Stuart Jamieson in
Lucknow on Saturd•ay. He was on
his way to Sudbury on his annual
moose hunting exPedition. It is
three years since he visited here.
Mrs. Wasney was visiting at:
Dayton, Ohio with their daugh-
ter Karen, Mrs. McDade, Mr.
McDade and two children.
The son -Twain marrrecrInd---
residing in Toronto.
The'Lucknow Chapter of Tops
met at the Town Hall October 8
with 14 present.
Last .week's recommendations
Visrtsliere, Going—
North To Hunt
TOPS Club
Hold Meeting
were accepted; that we raise the
penalty to 26¢-a lb. gain; cha-rms---
are to be purchased for awards;
4 consecutive weeks absence
and we lose our Tops status; 25¢
weekly fee is to, be paid even if
we are-abseht and we are to let
the leader know if we are not
going to be at a meeting.
Felt banners are to be made and
a mem r receives a red felt star
for ever
i !
5-1b. weight, loss. -
Mayme Wilkins was crowned
Queen of the Week and Marian
Mowbray's team won over Ben)
Embeilin's.
ring - Tre lave n—Irrea -trended—
Inspiration Day in. Owen Sound
October 14th. Barbara Brillinger,
the Area Supervisor, was speaker.
She advised overweight people to
take more pride in themselves. and'
their own worth and not soOth their
fnistrations by eating. •
Three visitors were present at
the regular meeting.'
The evening concluded with, -
exer6ises. ,
with his-parents Mr. and Mr's.
Bruce -McGuire.
'Mrs. Russel.MeGuire, Mrs.
Johnston Conn, Mrs. George'.
Fisher, Miss Merle Wilson mid
Mrs. •ViCtor Emerson attended
Bruce County W.I. 'Rally at •
Allenford on Thursday ,,,October
19, representing Whitechurell
W:l. branch. Mrs. Fisher ,irid
Mrs. Conn in the forenoon put oi l
ihumorous skit. for Wititechurch-
W, I.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrison of
-Lu-cknowwere -in London_ at We:
Hospital, where Ton: had
his usual check up. The. were
accompanied by M S. a il,tcc
Conn, who remained' to visit with
her father Earl taslick now out 'of
intensive care and with her 'brother.
in-law Russel Ross ,at
Hospital. •
Little Miss Robin Willis of Ne\,-.
ry spent a, few days last We6;
her grandmother Mrs.
Attending the LI .C... W.
al Meeting at Brussels from -,
U. C. W. here. were Mrs. V:-ed
Tiffin, Mrs. George Thon:r's6i,
Mrs.. Malan Moore and
brother Dr. Donald Watt o;
Mrs:: Dave Gibb, Nirs, Flw.00d
ros o
,
rp7.
agrian,, Mrs. 'Lorne Durrun,
rs
Cliff -Laidlaw ,• Garnet..
Farrier.,
The bride was given in mar-
raige by her father. Her only
attendant was Miss Mary Lou
Keil of R. R. 2 'Got?rie.
:Groomsman was' William H.
Keil of Wingham, brothel- of the
groom.- Ushers were. Joseph
Brown, of Listowel, cousin of-the
groom and Lloyd Reid of R. R.
3 LucknOw , brother of the bride.
Organist was Mts.,Rosemary
Struthers of Wingham.
A rece tion followed at the
Wingham Golf and Country Club.
The groorh's mother wore a
long gown with plain bodice and
flowered skirt.. Her corsage was ,