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Of a loved one gone to rest.
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Edmonton, Alberta
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and little daughter, Lots 411zabeth,
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for their new' ,home at ASlnnerlu =a,
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and .ottending ndeelity lit Braedon,
for two years.
On Sunday next. ,,tere ilth, at 11.11
the service In Knox • Presbyterian
Church,. wilt be coedneted by Mr.
John Schrlel; St. Clatharine.s.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick.
Pakill• Teddy' and. Susan, Palmerston,
attended the church service on. Sun'
day and .visited with old friends In
the Cot/rankly.
Mr. and Mrs. .wm. McNair and.
Dianne, London, swore week-end
visitors with ller, and Mrs. Glen
Huether,
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— Lovingly iremembered by Mother,
Father, sisters and brothers,
Peter A. McDonald
A Mineral service was held Mon-
day at ithe Tasker 'Memorial Qhapel.
in Myth, for Peter Alexander
McDonald, who died Thursday even-
ing in Clinton Public Hospital, where
he had been a patient for 'the past
two weeks. Mr. McDonald had been
in ill health for eight years.
He was in his 74th year, a native
of Walton compeennty, having been
'born on the Hullet Township bound-
ary, two miles east of Blyth, a son of
;he late Malcolm McDonald and his
wife, Catherine McArthur. In 1917
he married Sadie Watson of, Hallett
'and ,farMed on the boundary line
until 12 years ago When, owing t'
.his faleing health, they retired to
Walton. •
Besides his wife, ho is survived by
one dalaghter, Mrs, Lorne (Vera)
13adley, Blyth; three grandsons and
-ono g•randaught•ere two sister, Mrs.
William (Lizzie) ,Granger, Walton
and 'Mrs. Annie Ferrif of Provost,
Alta.; and one brother, Colin
McDonald, of the farm homestead,
The funeral was in charge of Rev,
N, Thomas • of 'WW.ton United.
Church. Burial was ‘in Brussels
cemetery.
ANNUAL BANQUET
AND DANCE
TH 13RUSSELS POWr
Treasurer
Friday, May 27th saw the annual
Banquet and Dance of the Huron
Deanery Local Council of the
Anglican Young People's Associat-
ion take place in 'Gorrie.
The meeting was presided over by
president, Miss Pat Deyell of Wing,
ham. Following the banquet, catered
by St. Stephen,s Church Ladies
Guild, the group 'held their elections
for 1960-1, The results were es
follOWs:
President — Miss Marie Brown
IGlorrie
Vice PreSideet — Murray Alcock,
Brussels
Secretary — Miss Yvonhe, Pollard,
Brussels
Teddy Wormfield
Winghain
Representative to Dioceaseit Cone-
eft — Miss Betty Alcock, Brussels
Guest Speaker for the beeasioe.
was the 'Rae, N, Williams, parish
prieSt of St. 'George's, Harristen, He
spoke of the necessity of having
yoUttg people in the church who
Were going to do real men and
women and stand tip for the Faith
and not just "followers of the
gang,"
ng,,f irJHNoS ALTAR GUILD
On Friday last the merebers of St.
John's Alter Guild held their thentillY
Meeting in the Parish Hall,
Following deVotions conducted
by the rector, the Rev, W. K. ,Iaggs,
'the group Weleemed throe guests
ilt'om London, Ontario. The guestA
were representatives from the Hirrott
Ilicreeme, Chalicel Mild, Miss Beth I
Pennington,, Dioecaan President;
Mrs, -Chick, Coevenor' of the Linen:
Committee; had 'Mrs, MathewSon,
Convertor of '0,01011Veit Iihribronlere
Committee gave talks and anSWered
questions on the Work of their
Variotta deptirtments,
St. Johns Altar Cutlet is a new
:elettp, in the Parish Church and itt
Wider the directorship of Mrs. Mtn
Pen ni it et rie end Mrs. ,Thelt UO.
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This groin) hem care of the Senet-
Miry and atipoitithietite iteed tit the i
Celebration of the Holy tiielitiitat,
Zimmerman — Alcock
The marriage of Joyce 'Netielyn,
elder danghter of Mr. and Mrs„
Lloyd AlcOek, Oft Netiatadt, Was
Solemnized amid a profusion of
spring glowers, in SC. Paul's Luther-
an enurph, on Friday, May 27th, at
seven o'clock, The groom is !George
Hanvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Zimmerman, Sr., of N'eustadt, ROY.
Walter boos offidiated, Mrs. Moos
played the wedding music.
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore a mint green duster
ensemble with white aceessorteq
and a coraage of bronze mums,
Her attendant, Diane Schaus,
wore a. mauve elowered taffeta with,
organza, white accessories and a
'corsage of yellow mums. Anna Marie,
sister of the bride, was the flower
girl. She wore a, ilime green nyldn
dress with tiny rosebuds, pin
accessoKes, and carried a nosegay of
yellow mums.
The groom was attended by 'Gerald
Lantz,
A luncheon for the immediate
relatives was held at the Commercial.
After a wedding trip to Northern
Ontario the happy couple will reside
in Neusradt.
McArter — Cook
Knox United Church, Belgrave,
was 'the setting on Saturday, May
28th, at 12 o,elock noon, when ;
Florence Cook and William Cam-
eron McArter :changed Marriage
vows, before Rev. W. D. Clark.
'rite bride is the daughter of Mr.
and 'Mrs, George Cook, Belgrave
and the 'bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Zvan IVICAirter and the late Mr.
"McArter, ,Brussege, R.' R. 4.
The bride chose a ballerina length
gown of white nylon elliffen, featur-
ing a high, strewed waistline, lace
bodice with setegin trimed neckline
andshart sleeves and matching
mitts.
A headdress of embroidered mo-
hair trammed with pearls beld , her
fingertip length veil of tulle illusion,
She carried a boquet of white shasta
chrysanthemluens and pink roses.
As her sister's bridesmaid, Miss
Lois Cook of Belgrave chose a,
hal4rina length, gown of mint green
flocked nylon featuring a boltuffant
skirt with a shirred durMnerimnd oil
matching taffeta, and matching mitts
.and heedress. She carried a nosegay
of pink carnations.
As flowergirl, Janet Paton, Moss-
ley, neice of the bride, wore a pink
Iheadress and she carried a basket!
of pink and white ehrysanthemums,
The best man was Char/es
littIrnbull of Brussels.
The church parlours were dec-
orated with baskets of white lilacs,
pink tulips and baskets of white
ehrysaiithemhems• for the wedding
dinner whfch was served by Misses '
'Joan Bi•ydeS, Manlene McKenzie
and Shirley Hills.
Fora trip to Western Canada the
bride obese a figured dress of moss
green and white, with white access-I
ories. A white geedenia corsage
completed her ensettible.
On their return the yetilng couple
will reside at Brussels, H, R. 4.
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IN MEMORIAM
DAM . In tearing memory Of a
dear ,daughter and Sister, Joan
Marie Davidson, who passel awflY
one year ago, IlIfkle 7th, 1059.
At night the silver stars look down,
On a grave not for from here,
Whefroergoffeeps the one we can't
And always loved so deer.
An angel keeps a watch up there,
Please Ube just :let her ,know,
That we down here do not forget,
We love and miss her no,