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A well knQwn local artist who
�,4,y • •' taught several Seaforth amateur ,A 4,' +, '� 5"'
M^r painfers died last week.
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'rt?e,.Fairservide and the
' late - Robert Fairserviceof
Londesboro, and sister of David.
Fairservice of Montreal, died°xx P
Friday, April 12, at the age of 38, * t r rT1
,Ann was widely known
n Southwestern Ontario .for her arts
E" ;', ,`,r^+ 1�9 �. •:,, and• crafts.')
d.; At the age of 18 Ann went to
' Detroit. Here after a serious
t;^
{. illness, she continued studies in +i
music and became an
k t accomplished concdrt pianist. She
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also studied at the
`� may• Wayne
University of
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Michigan, graduating tdy : �n # ,?W��i3 k•e rsk }a� ,.
raduatin with a
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree.'
Returning" toher home in, �d
Londesboro she began teaching
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TAKING IN THE MONEY —• Working at the bash desk at Friday's W.I. bake sale, Interested in Interior COULD SANGSTEIt
held in the Jobb of Cardno's Hall ori . in St. were Mrs. Ken Stewart, left and Decorating, she worked for some ,
- Mrs... Gordon Ell tt. T -doors open at 3 p.m. and,by 3:15 most of the home time with Eaton's Yorkdxle in Amid an array of candelabra, and mauve shi Boutonnieres
bakina,g provided ,.r�te r;� ha een sold to eaqer customers. (Staff Photo) Toronto and later in Stratford and mauve tapers and baskets of of yellow carna ns also .were
Cl t chr santhemums and daisies worn
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Acquiring a fine old
Bonnie Jean Sangster betaine the
Prior to the ce mony, Master
schoolhouse just east of Blyth,
bride of Larry Douglas Gould.
Jeffrey Sangsteand Master
she renovated it and established
Parents of the couple are Mr.
DAvid Campbell erforrncd the
her "Country Studio." teaching
and Mrs. John Sangster, Hensall
candelabra lightiI task.
many children and adults pottery
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
The 'mdther the bride
and oils oi• watercolor painting.
Campbell, R.R11, Exeter,
received guests n a peach
She was always generous with her
Ontario?
Victorian gown an a corsage of
knowledge of all the crafts,
Rev. W. Jarvis performed the
yellow roses with istance from
always cheerful and helpful
double -ring ceremony at Carmel
the groom's moth' attired, in a,•
making all tasks seem easy.
Presbyterian Church, Hensall on
'coat and dresss en mble of baby
Mr: and Mrs. Crowe' of Opening night for her Country Saturday April the sixth, nineteen blue brocade and y low roses. A
Studio brought many dignitaries, hundred and seventy-four at sogial hour followe the wedding
•
Brantford spent the weekend with
Mr. and • Mrs. Don Moffatt.
one of whom was the well known
three o'clock p.m. Mrs. M.
and Mr.' Jack Pee es, London,
Members of the Christian Women's Club held a song
Mr. and Mrs. R.Elliott ,
artist A. J. Casson, one of the few
living artists of The Group of
Dougall supplied the traditional
wedding music in addition to
was master of Gere onies at the
dinner held c parlours.
service in the Chapel on Sunday. evening led by Mrs. Luther
London, visited on the weekend'
Seven, at that time. .
several popular selections.
n Ir
An eeening "re ption and
of Hensall.
Volunteers from the Goderich Township W.I.-were at.the.
with ,relatives in $rucefield and
Clinton.
She was one of the artists who
The bride. given in marriage by
dance was held at a Kirkton-
Home•on Monday afternoon to gssist with the activities. Misr- ,
Mr. ap Mrs. A. Cribbon,
entered the first Art Mart held in •
her parents ,chose a gown of
Woodham , Commu ty Centre
.
Molly Cog and Mrs. Drivers helped Norman Speir, Jerry and' "
Toronto, Mr.` and Mrs. Ken
Goderich. Two of her paintings
chiffon . over taffeta featuring a
with music by t Heywood
Terry to provide the music, with .the other members of the
Sholdice of London were guests of
hang in the Rothman Gallery in
Stratford. She has exhibited her
stand-up collar, • lace bodice and
full, .cuffed sleeves, all of which
brothers.
For a wedding trio Northern
gro p helping with wheel -chairs, the dancing and the
'
their mother, Mrs. Sholdice and
work in many cities and towns in
were trimmed with mauvg ribbon
Ontario; the bride se .a pant
sin+a-long. v —
Twenty-eight g P Y were
Mrs Patterson last week end.,
Mr. and Mrs.
Southwestern Ontario including
beading. The Juliette, cap and
'
�ayuit of navy and wh with red
'it
honod ed at aCeon Wedt sdai afternoon nsores
party y p d by the
with
Michigan, visited recently with
recently
Toronto, London, Stratford,
cathedral -length veil also was
accessories andco age of red
Belgrave Women s Institute. One hundred and fifty attended
Mrs. Wesicott's parents, Mr. and`
Goderich and Southampton.
edged with mauve ribbon
beading. Her bouquet was a
roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaul
the party and enjoyed. a variety program following the
Mrs. Don Henderson.
purple orchid amidst yellow roses
will reside
in Exeter.
' presentation of gifts to the celebrants and refreshments
Mrs. Mary Haugh is a patient
and baby's breath.
served -by the Institute. The program with .Mrs.- Leslie Bolt
in University 'Hospital, London.
Matron
Smiles
of Honor was Mrs..
Mrs.
a& M.C.', included the following numbers. Ladies quartette -
Firemen were called -to a fire
Marilyn Chappel; Hay 1w sf ffipe
Mrs. Geo. Procter, Mrs. Stanley Hopper, Mrs. Glen Coultes
south of Brucefield on Saturday to
Taking Up Gardenfilg
and sisters of the bride, Mrs.
and Mrs. William Coultes. Vocal solos Clarke Johnston
the home of Eli Denys to a barn
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librarian the other day and she and Miss Katherine Sangster,
selections Mrs."Murray Lougheed and Scotch songs by eight done but were able to save the
pre-schoolers and sing -a -long led by Mrs. Wm. Coultes most of the content's. told me that her new interest is Hensall, were bridesmaids. They*.
Congratulations , s.. Mr. and. not books but gardening. She told were gowned alike in' mauve and f ��
accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Norman Coultes. Mrs. ) me''her .ga;den was well planned mint green floral pinafores and
Y MosaGk one of the celebrants, who celebrated her Mrs. Greg. McGregor on the, 4nd organ}zfd .Sher.planted the �* carried clusters of daisies and
ninety=eighth':klii't1>,day on ,Sunday thanked the Belgrave ladies occasion ;of • khcir 51st , Wedding
on behalf of the residents. #nniversary• gardep alphabetically. yellow roses.
Musicians from the Exeter area entertained on "FamilyMr. Wilfred Ross is a patient in Position Desired Best .man was Mr'. Brian
I know this guy who hasn't Chappel, Hay Post Office and
Tight'-witli-a musical program. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young of Seaforth tiospital. worked a day in ovet a year. ushers were Mr: Gerald Traquair,
Exeter 'playing piano and guitar and Mr. Fred Harburn of Mr. ' and Mrs. Geo. McCulla yesterday he went for -another job R.R.#2, Kippen and Mr. Lavern
Staffa, violin played many of the old tyme favourite tunes. and family of Breslau,' Mr: and Interview. He stopped by last Gould„ brother of the groom,
Miss Gladys Stanlake thanked the entertainers. Mrs. A.D.Smith of Bluevate
night and told me that he didn't R.R:#1, Exeter.' I� C,LE gpTH�
The Huronview news is being published again with a new visited on Sunday with Mrs. get the job. I asked him why not Male attendants as well as the'M f
editor, Mrs. Betty Scratch. This Home paper has been Berry. and he told me: "For Position bridegroom were attired in black C '"
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