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Auburn and District
MRS, WES 1111.AONOCK,!-COriespondent,,,,Pbone 1244595.
The bride .4. the -cloglItET Qf
Mr, and Mrs, J. Alan Bread-
bent, of Vancouver, and:
WOorn is the oldest son of mr..
and Nfrs. Wm. J. Norman
Rohnewille• The. ehroeb. Was. decorated
Vancouver Bride
Feted Al Showers
Prier to her marriage to
Franklin Jahn Norman on June
29th in Vancouver, Miss Janet Elizabeth Broadbent was hon-
oured at showers given by Mrs,
C. E, C. Stewart .and Mrs. Ken-
neth Jones; Mrs. Thos. Plant;
Mrs. Davir Scott; Mrs. J. F.
Cork and l.VIts's Roberta Cork;
Mrs. 'Murray Edgar; Mrs.. John
F. Grant ,and Mrs. Wm. Ha-
cock; Miss :Aileen Davies and
Miss Jean Hodson.
Luncheons and presentations
were given ley Mrs. B. W.
Tantore Miss Janet. Nakagawa
and Miss Catherine- Eld. and
Mrs. Ross Wilson.
On Friday, June 19th, fol-
lowing. the weddin grehearsal,
a dimmer, party was - given for
the entire bridal party by Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Campbell
and Mr, and ,Mrs. David K.
Murphy.
After their wedding trip,
Mr. and Mrs, Norman are to
be entertained at a late-day
party at the home of Mrs. D.
Milton Owen in Vancouver.
VARNA
The United Church Sunday
School anniversary will be held
on Sunday, July, 26 at 10.15
a.m. with Rev,. M. Morrison in
charge. The Robert Raikes
certificates will be given out
during the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Robin-
son, ,Lorni and Cathy of Agin-
court and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Barker, Ruth, Lorne and Glenn
of King City, were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McOlymont during the past
week.
Recent •SWItTAY 'guests at the
4145 P.aner hoarse were son,
Do 11,- Wife and also
Mr, and Mrs., Frank. _PA .of
Mitchell. •
Mr. and Mrs, G, Vanderhaar,
with their row boys, left Sat
14r144)! for a -Weele:at Algonquin
Pawl.
Lori .4411,Tolhot spent a few
days last week with ZPancl-
Parents, the Vtl, BO-WO%
while her, mother was in Cline
ton Hospital for 'X-ray and ob,
servation due to a. fall from a
cherry tree, - Happy to report
Mrs. Talbot 15 now borne, free
were .received by the ,Bridal
Party and the parents of the
bride and groom.
Mrs. Broadifoot wore an
Acare silk and lace sheath Style
dress, with a matching flower-,
eti hat, and white -acceseerrica.
She wore a corsage of yellow
roses.
Mrs. Norman .chose a blue
chiffon over 'taffeta printed
jacket dress, with.'a large white
hat, and white accessimies. Her
corsage was of pink roses.
For a wedding trip to Cali-
fornia the bride donned a dusty
rose suit witlLa printed blouse,
and a printed hat, matching
the blouse. Her accessories
were whne and she wore 'a gar-
_desire corsage.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman will
reside in ]Dawson Creek, Brit-
ish Columbia:
Mr, Douglas Archarnbault is
holidaying at the lake with l
grandparents, Mr. end Mrs,
Bert Oraig'$ snmlner• Pottage. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott
attended the Henry reunion at
HesPeler last Saturday,
Mrs. Pearl Clemens of Pres-
ton is a 1guest this week of Mr,
and Mrs. .Charles Scott.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Mc-
Dowel' attended the Shake-
spearean Festival last week-
end.
Mrs. M. H. Martin of Gode-
rich visited with her sister,
Mrs. Bert Taylor and Mr, Tay,
lox over The weekend.
Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, Mich-
ael and Janice of Brantford
are visiting with her parents,
Mr. and. Mrs, Gordon ,R. Tay,
10r.
Nelsen Moulder' is a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. -William J,
Craig, Mr. George Wilkin, Ro,
Vert Willein and Mr. and Mrs,
Maitland Allen attended the
funeral of their nephew. in
Flint last Friday.
Mrs. Harry Boothman and
family of Calgary are visiting
with her sister, MrS. John
Hildebrand, Mr. Hildebrand and
family and -her brother, Mr,
Norm an Wight an, Mrs,
Wightman 'and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg, Lernp and
family and Mrs. 'Lindsay of
Stoney Creek renewed acquaint-
ances in the Village last Satur-
day. Mr. Lemp's grandfather
was Auburn's first furniture
storekeeper and funeral direct-
or.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farrow
and Mr. and Mrs. George Gray
(former Mary Farrow) of To-
ronto visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John-
ston.
Misses Gail Seers, - Marie
Plunkett, Shelley Grange and
Sherry Plaetzer are attending
the girl's camp •at Goderich
this week.
Mrs. Robert Arthur' and
Jayne are visiting this week
with her mother, Mrs. Fred
Taylor and her sister, Mrs.
Wilda Clatworthy at Gran/ton,
Miss Jennifer Grange return-
ed 'after a two weeks visit with
friends at Penetangulshene.
Miss Louise 'Campbell has
rich after spending several
NOTICE
Kingswell
Welding
will be closed
for holidays
JULY 27 AUG. 1
For OXYGEN
or ACETYLENE
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Saturday afterndons, from
1:00 to 5:30 p.m.
No wire fencing, old con-
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returned: to her home in ,P041e-
day.S. with her grandinathere
Mrs. Mary . Johnston
Mrs, Donald Qldrieve
Janet .,and Master.C4041g0 of
Toronto are holidaying the
village, •
Mr.. Ray de Haas left recent-
ly for Helfand tq yltsit
there,
Mr; and Mrs. Len Ali:chain-
bault and family visited last
week with his sister, Miss Edna
Archanthault in Toronto,
NEWS Of HotMESVILLE
correspondent - Mits. McCULLOUGH
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Phone Collect 482-9250
BRUCEFIELD, ONT.
Who W Sturgeon. livrt
ing. Welton,. bn,t formerly or
the PAyfield fleet, vile-
iced the -Or4i.Winnis home op-„.
eently end. Pin-414.4114 -celebrate
e4. his ?Lrfl with
bets of 174s. fonaly who gather-
ej gn Clinton for the oopaAion,
The Cliff 1\ll'Ocknitneys, of Pe,-
tro4, „recent gneStA, of 111,s
ther- carne over Ito at-
044 ,the .A4;144 Ptenic reunion
Of the Towot. femlhog,
of Capreol, and Mr. and Mrs.
B'ezeau of .Kitchener.
Mr. arid Mrs. Bill Norman
and Miss Shirley Norman have
returned to their home, after
attending the Norman-Broad-
bent wedding in Vancouver,
B.C. Miss Noiman Was a
bridesmaid at her brother's
wedding.
Mrs, Harry Williams left re-
cently on a 16 day tour of
Western Canada. '
Miss Patricia Harris, smell
daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Ken-
neth Harris, was a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital, where
she had her tonsils out.
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Or Call 482-9727
with white flowers for 'the ser-
vice Performed by the Rey, -q,
A,. Rnskell,
The bride chose a gown of
misity .organza, enhanced by
softly moulded 'bodice .of onon,
tilly face, Appliques of lace
highlighted the Shirt, which, swept to a 4111 chapel train. A
pearl Vara held the bride's
Sheet veil of hand-rolled sheer,
She carried a shower bouquet
of wtOte roses.
The maid of honour WAS Miss Robert Cork of Vancouv-
er. The nia,tron of honour was
Mrs. Wm. Haeteek,. of Viancouv,
er.. The bridesmaids were Miss
Beverley Broadbent, of Van-
couver, and Miss Shirley' Nor, Man, of HOlmesville,
The attendants wore, gowns
of copen blue silk orannzo„
with tiered overskirts and tulle headpieces. They parried
sprays of red TAWS and ivy.
• The best man was Ross El-
liott, of Terento, formerly of
Ilehneeville and Listowel. The
where were Mr. Thos. P. Parr,
of Oakville, Mr; Allan Clare of
Dawson Creek, British Cohen-
bia. and Mr. Wm, HacoOk.
Vancouver.
A reception folleWed at the
Shaughnessy Golf Club, Guests
GODERICII TOWNSHIP SOUTH
troM other .C4444tieS. except.
discomfort from
rM .an d Afts.,
are.ginang.p4 44 Awing Cana,
ftn. plaVeS. of interest to 1‘41,.
Pe,/rong.':4 parents, .Nfri 'owl Igo.,
.▪ Nated*g, of the Nether-
lands, Last week they were .
Woetifotoek .and 'this week
are looking ferward to a visit
to Niegere. Falls.
Pr/or tp her ...ronrriege,
11, the OPPIWX", MoMaret
Semple was ,11PPAP.Oci W.11-01 a
shower- in St. Andrew's chureli
basement, Bayfield, by Group
A workers; also Miss Bonnie
Stirling was hostess at her
home on another such occgaion.
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon. Stirl,
irig,of Swan Lahe, Manitoba,
-are visiting their aunt: Mrs,
James •13,. stirling and other
members of the. Stirling famil-
ies, He is the son of the late
Alfred ,Stirling who went west
Many years ago,
Miss Berthena Cruiltsbanh is
spending a few days with her
uncle James Sturgeon and Mrs.
Sturgeon in Walton, Her grand-
The UCW of Holinesville Tins
ited Church., met in the Sun-
day School room, fer their
July meeting. The program
was in charge of Mrs, Les
Jervis, and her group. Ales.
Jervis gave •the call to vvor-
Ship, followed by the singing
of a hynin.
The Scripture lesson was
read 'by ,Mrs. Kenneth Harris,
and Mrs. William Bender Ted
in prayer. The Bible' study on
the lives of Iliackleas and Jam-
es 'the Less, were taken by
Mrs. Gerry Ginn and Mrg. Les
Jervis. The Mission study was
on Brazil, and was reviewed
by Mrs. Lloyd Bond.
For Stewardship, Mrs. Eldon
Yea told of the year end re-
port of ;the UCW for Canada.
With Mrs. William Yen at the
piano, Mrs. Lloyd Bond and
Mrs. Elmer Potter sang a duet.
The business was conducted by
the preSident, Mrs. Lloyd Bond
and Mrs. Ha'rr'y Cucimore read
the minutes of the last meet-
ing. The treasurer, Mrs. Frank
McCullough, gave the treasur-
er's report and a financial ac-
counting of the recent Ham
and Salad Supper. Mrs. Eldon
Yeo reported for the Supply
Committee, and said that five
bales hadbeen sent away. Mrs.
Lloyd Bond reported for the
Buying Committee.
The Sectional Meeting is to
be held,. in Blyth on October
21st. There will 'not be a meet-
ing in Angust,
Hostesses for the day were
Mrs. Gerry Ginn, Mrs. Kenneth
Trewartha, Mrs. Barrie Walt-
er and Mrs. Ben Whitely.
Ted McCullough spent a rec-
ent weekend in North Bay.
Recent guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McCullough were
Mr. and Mrs. William Perkins,
and daughters Teresa and Marry
MIDDLETON
The Women's Auxiliary of
St. James Anglican Church
held a successful baking sale
in ,Bayfield last Saturday. This
sale was held' by the kind per-
mission of Mrs. R. H. F. Gaird-
ner in her store.
The ,home of Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Middleton was the scene
of their annual family picnic
on Sunday last. Their seven
children, their wives and 23
grandchildren were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph .Sitorey
and son James attended the
75th anniversary of the found-
ing of Westfield United Chur-
ch, in East Wawanosh Town-
ship, which was he'd last week-
end. Weetfield Church is part
of the Atiburn charge. The
Rev. Harold Snell of London'
was the guest speaker,
Mr. and Mrs. David Middle-
ton, Randy and Chris, returned
home on Sunday after a week's
holiday at Wasoga Beach.
Mrs. Ross' Middleton had
several of her oil paintings on
exhibit last week at Count-
"house Park when the Goderich
Art Club held its annual Art
Mart. There were around 200
paintings at this eeddbition, in-
cluding a Poster display by
Miss Hession of Bayfield.
MRS, DONALD HARRIS
and'Mrs .Douglas Wright
of Halifax, Yorkshire; England,
have spent the past two weeks
visiting relatives in the Clinton
area. They leave spent part of
their holiday with the tatter's
cousin's, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
D'ettles and family.
Mrs. Verna Pollock and five
children of Waukee, Iowa, ore
spending a fe wweeks with her
mother, Mrs. Eleanor Picot. '
Janelt Harris is spending two
weeks holidays at the home of
her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Aus-
tin Harris'.
Well wishes are extended to
those in the community who
have been on the sick 'list in-
cluding 'Mrs. Witmer Riddell,
Mrs: Argyle Lockhart and Ana-
tin Harris. -
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Franklin J. Norman Of Holmesville
Wedded In Ceremonies At Vancouver
aangt ..gNabgth 13.17940%4 Ana.Franke n
N9Pilfnan were married .j.nno 29th in St, John's
Anglican• Church (811p.p.gtmpsv.). in Vancouver,
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