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slides of glass
Mr& Allan Fraser was the
guest speaker at Xi Gamma Nu,
Beta Sigma Phi, last week at the
home of Mrs. Ted Jones.
She showed slides of her large
and unique collection of antique
glass. Mrs. Fraser also pointed
out identifying marks that make
some pieees collectors items.
She was introduced by Mrs.
Jones and thanked by Mrs. Bill
Schaefer,
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Hugh Patterson and Mrs.
Chan Livingstone,
At the next meeting, at the
home of Mrs. Bill Essery, a
cheque will be presented to a
representative of the London
Arthritic Society.
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Candelabra and arrangements
of orange and gold mums
decorated Brinsley United
Church, November 14, 1970,
when Susan Morley, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Les Morley, R. R. 2,
AiIse Craig, was married to John
Board, son of Mr. & Mrs. C. A,
Porter, Parkhill.
Rev. Harold Currie officiated
and Carol Anne Robinson
provided the wedding music.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was lovely in a
white velvet dress which
featured full sleeves, stand up
collar and lace trimming. A
flowing train fell from the back
of the empire waist, and a
shoulder length veil was held by
a headdress of seed pearls. She
carried a white Bible with orange
sweetheart roses.
Heather Dixon, was maid of
Pre-
Christmas
Special
honor and wore an empire styled
gown in deep purple velvet with
a train caught by a bow at the
back. The bridesmaids, Mary
Waters and Marilyn Kemp wore
dresses similarily styled in pale
purple velvet. All wore matching
velvet rose buds in their hair and
carried nosegays of yellow,
orange and gold mums with
carnations.
Tom Dixon was best man and
Jerry and Ron Morley, brothers
of the bride ushered the guests.
After a reception at the
Dufferin Hotel, Centralia, the
bride changed to a shocking pink
lace over crepe dress with black
accessories.
Following a honeymoon to
The Thousand Islands the young
couple took up residence in
Forest.
A Christmas bureau has again.
been organized by the Children's
Aid Society of Htiron..county..
The Bureau has been an. annual
project of the Society for some
years. now in the hope of
ensuring a happy Christmas to
those children - and families
the County who might otherwise
be. forgotten in the way of a
Christmas dinner and gifts.
The Bureau is maintaining a
central registry of families and
children at the Society's
Qoderich office so that
donations and giftS can be
effectively and equitably
distributed.
Already many County church
groups, service cluba, other
organizations, and private
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The weekly Monday
afternoon dance was enjoyed by
everyone, including the visitors.
Again, the leading dances were
the heel and toe polka, wheel
chair waltz and the hokey
pokey.
Seaforth Women's Institute
provided the program for the
November birthday party last
Wednesday. Following the
Variety show a dance and sing
song was led by Erlin Whitmore.
Birthday gifts were presented to
19 residents. Lunch was
provided by the ladies.
Family night was well
attended Thursday by residents
and their relatives when the
Harvey Johnston family
provided a variety program
which included musical
numbers, readings, and
recitations presented by the four
daughters, Helen, Leona, Doris,
and Joan and their families.
Harvey acted as master of
ceremonies.
This Thursday Mrs. Stewart
Middleton will show slides of
England, Ireland and Scotland.
The regular bingo was held
Friday with winners, Mrs.
Leyburne, Mrs. Baynham, Edgar
Mawhinney, John Neilans,
Ervine Johnston and Barbara
Miller.
individuals have made generous
donations of cash and gifts.
Those wishing to give through
the Children's Aid Society
should forward their donations
to the Society's office, 181
Victoria Street, N., Goderich
(telephone 524-7356).
In addition to cash donations,
new wearing apparel, layettes,
jewellery, toilet articles, games,
flashlights, billfolds, etc., along
with Christmas seals, ribbon,
tags, wrapping paper, can all be
put to good use for the gift
boxes.
Packing of boxes will be
underway the first week of
December; thus your donations
and gifts should be into the
office as soon as possible.
Names of families in need of
Christmas help should also be
directed to the C.A.S. office.
Many teferals are already in, but
the Society would welcome your
assistance in making certain all
will be helped.
Friends fete
Varna couple
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Dawson were
honored by their family on their
35th wedding anniversary last
Saturday evening. They were
escorted to the Hensall Hotel
for dinner and later enjoyed a
pleasant evening playing
progressive euchre.
Jordie Dowson played the
violin accompanied by Mary
Moffat on the piano and Diane
Consitt step-danced.
The attendants of 35 years
ago, Mrs. Fred Vodden and
Jordie Dowson, were present.
The couple's son, Doug,
presented them with a gift of
money from the family; other
gifts were presented to them
from relatives and friends. Mr. &
Mrs. Dowson expressed their
appreciation.
Lunch was served and
wedding cake was passed by Mr.
& Mrs. Dowson. Guests were
present from Pontiac,Michigan,
Lambeth, St. Thomas, London,
Lucan, Exeter, Kippen, Hensall,
Zurich and Varna.
RECENT GRADUATE
Mary Lillian Corbett, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. J. W, Corbett of
Exeter, received her Bachelor of
Art's degree in the Fall
Convocation at the University of
Western Ontario. Mary is now
enrolled in the Faculty of
Library Science at UWO where
she is studying for her Master's
degree.
By MRS. J. H. PATON
At the United Church
Sunday, Rev. W. C. Tupling,
spoke on Gods Call to Missions.
He said the Christian religion is
something to live and die for
because it is man's answer to
God's call. God calls us to the
church to become the church.
This call is to the individual
because the church is the body
of Christ, and the individual
Christian is a member of it.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless,
went to Toronto Thursday and
visited with their family, Mrs. A.
L. Boggs and girls, Vicky and
Tracy. They arrived home
Monday before the storm.
Mrs. Jack McEwen, last
Friday, fell and broke her leg.
She was rushed to St. Josephs
Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Will Itchie,
Parkhill, visited Mr, & Mrs.
Wilfred Cunningham, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. David Kestle,
entertained their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Clare
Skinner of London, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Burt Jackson of
Stratford visited Mr. & Mrs.
Kestle, Thursday.
Earl Morgan, has built a large
addition to his home which will
be used for dances. Three weeks
of hard work completed the job.
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FIVE GENERATIONS — Five generations of one area family
gathered Sunday afternoon at the Queensway Nursing Home in
Hensall to officially welcome the newest member of the family. Mrs.
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Denomme. At the back are Ron, Edward and Jerome Denomme.
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Town council is providing prizes for the best decorated PREMISES
In Exeter for the Christmas season. Three prizes of turkeys will be
awarded. Judging Will take place on or after
Friday, December 18
ALL CM251\18 ARE INVITEE) TO PARTICIPATE
Jack DELORIDOE, Mayor
Ontario.
Is there any place you'd rather be?
Ontatians are the kind of people who wouldn't be
here if there was any place better. We are people
who came from a hundred lands and stayed to build.
People with backbone and brawn and a hunger to
succeed. Men and women who've created a stan.
dard 9f living in decades that other lands worked
centuries to build. If we have a flaw it's our chronic
modesty. Ontarians may be proud to be Ontarians
and Canadians . . they just seldom tell anyone.
Prom an economic point of view that's wrong. The
more people we have boosting Ontario and
Canada the better it is. And we've got a lot to
boost with. At a time when the dollar is having
many demands made on it, Ontarians can note that
provincial taxes have held the line in 1970. And
we had a surplus to boot. Yet, needed programs
have not been neglected. The Ontario Rousing
Corporation for example, has housed 120,000
people to date and 'currently has almost a billion
dollars worth of programs active in nearly 200
Ontario Communities. We need a vigorous
economy of course, to support these important
programs, And, that's where you come in. Though
our productivity has doubled in ten years and our
incotnes in twelve, Ontarians don't sit on their
successes. There's a demanding decade ahead full
of challenges and opportunities to make the quality
of our lives better yet. To meet these challenges
we've got to believe in ourselves, Which, when
you think about it, isn't such a bad idea,
Everytime you boost Ontario , Ontario and Cartada.get a little stronger.
Government of Ontario lohn itobarts, Prime Minister.