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MR. AND MRS. BARRY BALL LOVETT, Londesboro, were
married last Saturday afternoon, August 24, in the Ontario Street
United Church parsonage, by the Rev. Grant Mills. She is. Nellie
Marlene Jones, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Walter Jones,
London, and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Lovett, Londesborb. The young couple will live in Kitchener.
(Photo by MacLaren's)
Londesboro Man Marries
Going Thursday, August 22nd
to Saturday, September 7th, incl.
Return limit—September 11th
For fares and train service,
contact your local agent.
llllans Medd
Fla, and white gladioli .were
used to, decorate St, Joseph's 110,,
man Catholic ChUrch, Clinton on
Saturday morning, August 17, for
the wedding of Marilyn Agnes,
.daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd.
Medd) RR 1, Clinton, to Joseiph
Patrick Williams, Kitchener, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Michael Williams)
RR 4, Seaforth.
Rev. J. W. P, Graham celebrat-
ed nuptial mass, Mrs, Alice Stiles,
Seaforth, played the wedding mus-
le and accompanied the soloist,
Miss Julia Fiannagall, also of Sea-
forth..
Given marriage by her father,'
the bride wore a floor-length gown.
of Chantilly lace over net, styled
With long lily-point sleeves and
bouffant skirt. Her shoulder-length
veil fell from a matching lace
headdress embroidered with se—
quins, and she carried a white
prayer book with' red roses.
The maid of honor was the
bride's sister, Miss Marjorie Medd,
London) and another sister Miss
Anna Medd, also of London, was
bridesmaid. They wore similar
gowns of .crystalette! charm in bal-
lerina-length with full skirts and
niatchhig feather pillbox hats. The
maid of honor wore, pink and car-
ried a bouquet of pink carnations
and the bridesmaid was: in blue
with a bouquet of blue carnations.
The flower girl was Joan Wil-
liams, sister of the bbidegroom,
wearing a • floor-length gown of
yellow pleated nylon, matching
headdress, and carrying a. basket
of mixed summer flowers.
Ronald Williams, Kitchener, was
his brother's groomsman and the
ushers were Gordon Rowland,
Windsor, and Morris Medd, Clin-
ton, brother of the bride.
A reception followed at the
home of the brides. parents. Re=
ceiving was the bride's mother;
Who wore- a navy sheer dress with
matching accessories. She was as-
sisted by the bridegroom's mother,
who wore a mulberry dress with
pink accessories.
The bride and bridegroom left
on a wedding trip to Northern
Ontario. For travelling the bride
chose a powder blue linen sheath
dress with blue and white acces-
sories, On their return they will
reside in Kitchener.
Dominicans Deport
Witnesses
To Puerto Rico
Ten American Missionaries were
deported' to Puerto Rico from. the
Dominican Republic, August 3, H.
McNally announced recently. Fare
was paid.by the Dominican goy-
Airman Blaquiere
Drowns At
Goderich Harbour
Narius Blaquiere, from St.
Francois d'Assise, Quebec, drown,
ed at ,Goderich on Sunday, August
18, near the area where a crowd
of 2;000 watched an aquatic show.
Police, report that he dived from
a high board and "got into ,dif-
ficulty" in about 10 to 12 feet of
water.
Mn Blaquiere' was stationed at
RCAt,F Station Clinton. Alarm was
raised. by Bill Ross, Goderich, -and
John B. McLean, stationed at Olin-
ton, hauled the unconscious air-
man from the water. Dr, J. R„ Leitch and Dr. W, N.
Waters, on hand for the aquatic
show, worked over the youth in
vain for 90 minutes, assisted by
Miss Joan Fitzpatrick, Reg, N.,
Goderich.
Constable Martin Horan, O.P,P.,
investigated. There will be no
inquest: •
.ermnent and the missionaries were
escorted under arrest to the plane.
Action came on the heels of''"a
wave of persecution equaled only
in Communist countries" climaxed
by a tote ban proscribing the
work of bible education conducted
by the Witnesses in" the Domin-
ican Republic since! 1949.
Mr. McNally said a full-scale
campaign to restrict the religious
freedom of the Witnesses has been
under' way since-July 1. Kingdom
Hall meeting places had been or-
dered closed and about 250 of
Jehovah's Witnesses were brought
in for questioning. The Witnesses
have -teen subjected to beatings
and violence by police and prison
guardS in an effort to make 'them
renounce all association With the
movement, Mr. McNally stated.
About 50 are now in prison, some
With sentences of two years.
Father And Son
Honoured In
Hensall Farewell
(By our Iferisall Correspondent)
William Venner, better known
as Fat to his many friends, and
his son Jim, who reside east of
Hensall, are going to leave that
community where Mr. •Venner has
resided for over 50 years. They
were honored at a presentation
on August 23 when some fifty
neighbours and friends met at
their home and presented them
with a platform rocker,
The presentation address was
read by Percy Harris, with
mer Dalrymple, Tom Brilltnell,.
and Percy Harris arranging the
affeir. The evening was spent in
cards' and dancing, Step dance
selections by Fred Harburn, Bah
Hatter and Jack 1WCINTiebni, and
guitar selections by Jack Reid
were enjoyed. Refreshments were
served.
I.Vir, Vernier has sold his farm
to George boa, and has, purchased
the home of Mrs. J. Forrest, Hen-
son. Jim has been a trustee and
caretaker of IVIcTaggart and Hen-
sail cemeteries' for Some yearS.
Mr. \Tanner and Jim expressed
their appreciation and thanks to
the neighbours and friends who
kindly remembered them,
with double-stretth hose
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Lovett—Jones
A pretty wedding was solem-
nized in the parsonage of Ontario
Street United Church, Clinton last
Saturday afternoon, August 24;
when Miss Nellie Marlene Jones,
London, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jones, became
the bride of Barry Ball Lovett,
Londesboro, son of Mr. and Mrs:
W. C. Lovett, .Londeslboro. The
Rev. Grant Mills, B. A., Clinton)
officiated.
The bride wore white nylon
chiffon over taffeta with small
cap sleeves and sweetheart neck-
line. She carried a bouquet of
red roses. Mrs. Larence Martin,
Toronto, was her sister's matron
of honour, in pale blue crystal-
lette with white accessories, and
she• carried pink roses.
Ross- Lovett, Londesboro, was
his brother's groomsman,
Following a reception at the
borne, of the bride's aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Reedi,
Auburn, the young folk left on
their wadding trip, the bride dres-
sed in sky blue crystallette with
White accessories and a corsage of
pink roses.
They lime in Kitchener.
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CAUSED THIS FATAL ACCIDENT
P.•
On the left:
Typical bedroom
in the
beautiful new
Paisley Inn
This car was travelling southkt a speed far too high
for the road durface condition, The car ahead signalled
a left-hand turn, and pumped his brakes to give
additional warning because he had to wait for an
oncoming car before making his turn. The driver of the
high speed car jammed on his brakes and the car
went into a violent skid, It shot off the road, clipped
a tree, then smashed head-on into another tree.
Both the driver and his passenger were killed instantly.
Before you travel too fast for the road surface con-
dition, remember this picture. It could happen to you.
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