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din Scriptur read in ran 4'
the Presiritat.
Mrs. Jas, Keys opened 04
study period with a poem
"Prayer".
Wilrin 373, 'verses 1,2 & 5 were
sung. Miss Jennie Hogg. read the
-Scripture in "Brad" from the 91st
Psalm and followed with prayer.
Lorne Lawson favoured the
group with several harmonica
selections. "World full' of Stran-
gers" was the subject for studY
read by Mrs. Jas.. Keys. "Islands
in the Sun" was read by Miss
Belle Campbell.
Mrs. Ivy Scott read a portion
from the study material also.
Hymn 376 was sung followed by
all repeating the Lords Prayer in
unison. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Keys' group.
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Amidst mauve gladioli and
yellow chrysanthemums Gary
Michael Friedman, son of Max
Friedman and the late Mrs.
Friedman of Point Edward, was
married to Mauieen Mae Hoegy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern
Hoegy of R.R. 1, Dublin, in a
double ring ceremony held at
010 Cavan United Church in Winth-
rop, at 5:30 p.m. July 26.
Rev. T. E. Hancock officiated
and Mrs. Arnold Scott played the
traditional wedding music.
The matron of honour was a
sister of the bride, Yvonne
Coultes of Wingham and the
flower girl, Angela Coutles, Both
wore long floral satin dresses with
short sleeves, empire waist and
buttons down the front. The
bridesmaids were Joanne Murray
of Kitchener and the the bride's
sister, Brenda Nicholson of Tim-
mins.
The girls wore similar dresses
of mauve and pink and carried
SANDRA COLEMAN daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Coleman
R.R. 1 Seaforth, graduated on
July 29, 1975' from Fanshaw
4' College, School of
Nursing, Woodsto)3k Campus.
• She has accepted a position at
Parry Sound District General
Hospital.
(Photo by Phillips)
matching parasols filled with
yelloW daisies and starflowers.
The groomsman was Jim Gall-
oway of Point Edward, and the
ushers were Douglas Hoegy of
R.R. 1, Dublin and David Tried-
man of Sarnia. Ringbearer was
Scott Hoegy.
The bride wore a white satin
gown with long Victorian sleeves.
The bodice was accented with
lace, and the A-line skirt extend-
ed into a long train.
She carried a bouquet of red
roses, lilies of the valley, baby's
breath and myrtle vines.
The reception was held in
Brodhagen Community Center,
and the .mother of the bride
greeted guests wearing a long
yellow chiffon gown with floral
bodice and a corsage of orange
roses.
The couple will be taking a
wedding trip to Vancouver and on
their return will reside in Sarnia.
MAUREEN CONNOLLY daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Connolly, r R.R. 3 Kippen has
g-aduated from Fanshawe Col-
lege School of NursingWoodstock
She has accepted a position at
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Marlene Fraser and Brian Price
were united in marriage July 11 at
Kirkton United Church with Rev.
Grant Dawson officiating':
Marlene is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Fraser, R. R. 1,
St. Marys and Brian is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Price, Sea-
forth.
MissNancy Fraser, R. R. 1, St.
Marys was maid of honour and
Keith Price, Seaforth was best
man. Other attendants were Miss
The annual Coleman Picnic was
held Sunday, July 20 at Seaforth
Lions Park.
Joan and Rick Wood were in
charge of sports and winners
were: Girls 5 and under - Crystal
Whyte; girls 10 and under -
Tammy Alexander; Boys 19 and
under - David Whyte; Girls 15
and under - Becky McKinley;
Boys 15 and under - Bev
Coleman; Young ladies race -
Joan Wood; Young men's race -
Bev Coleman and Doug Hilde-
brand.
Ladies kick the slipper = Mrs.
Anson McKinley. Men's kick the
slipper - Rick Wood.
The highest adding up your car's
licence number was won by Fred
McClymont.
Couples shoe scramble was
won by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Baker. Guessing the number of
jelly beans in a jar - Steven
Hildebrand.
The oldest person present was
Russell ColeMan of Seaforth and
the youngest person was Lance
Tavener of London.
Persons coming the farthest
were Mrs'. Mary Jan Tavener,
April, and Lance from London.
The children 'then enjoyed a
(Photo 'by Jack Doerr)
Marguerite McLean, • London;
Miss Diane Grinney, Brantford;
Myles Price, Seaforth and Murray
Fraser, R. R. 1, St. Marys.
Organist was Miss Agnes Bray,
R. R. 1 Kirkton and Mrs. Janice
Harder, London was soloist. A
reception followed at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre,
Following a honeymoon to
Ottawa and through Vermont and
New Hampshire, the couple are
residing at R.R. 4 Seaforth.
candy scramble.
After a delicious smorgasbord
supper the election of officers was
held for 1976. President is Hugh
Morenz. 1st Vice President is
Ivan McClymont; 2nd Vice Presi-
dent - Mrs. Gladys Doig; Secre-
tary - Dorothy Talbot; Treasurer -
Mrs. Elsie McKinley; Sports
Committee - Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Baker.
The 1976 Reunion will be held
at Seaforth Lions Park and on the
same day,' the third Sunday in
July.
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TOWN OF • SEAR)
On instruction from the Municipalcourt,
I hereby proclaim
Monday, August 4, 1975
CIVIC HOLIDAY
IN THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
and respectfully request the Citizens and
businessmen to observe the occasion.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cardno
Mayor
"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"
The First Church
meeting was held July 17th At
2a0 p.m. in the Centennial room.
The President, Mrs. R.E.
McMillan opened the meeting
with a poem "How bruised are
Your Knuckles?" Hymn 494 was
sung.
The roll call was answered by
sixteen members, For September
the roll call will be answered with
a verse having the, word
"Patience."
The Septeriaber meeting will
be held a week earlier on
September 11th on account of the
Seaforth Fair. Following the
reading of the treasurer's report
Miss Ann McClure received the
offering which was dedicated by
FREEDMAN - HOEGY
PRICE-FRASER
Coleman family reunion
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