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Brido elect honoured at .shower
Correspondent singing duet favourites.
Mrs., Allan McCall The guests of honor, Dianne ,
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Miss Dianne Fraser was guest
of honor at a bridal shower prior
to her marriage early this month.
It was held in the basement of
Duff's United Church on Monday
evening,August 30.
A piano prelude of music' was
played by Mrs.-Gordon Mitchell
as the ladies were arriving , then
Mrs. Emerson Mitchell led in a
sing-song.
Mrs. Ken McDonald welcomed
all and read a reading "Mother's
Council." Debbie Wey played a
melody of music on her guitar.
Phylllis Mitchell and Julie
Mitchell played several old time
favourites on piano and violin,
accompaniments, Mrs. Leona
McDonald gave a reading,
"Advice about a husband"
follp5eclim Phyllis and Julie:
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clothing
for bale
her mother, Mrs. Doug raspr
and the groom's mother, Mrs
George Blake, Jr. were presented
with corsages upon arraiving and
were now asked by the emce to
come forward to the chairs at the
front.
Mrs. Rose Loomans, Seaforth,
read the following address:
Ti Dianne on the occasion of a
Bridal Shower. It was in July ,
1975 that Dianne received her
degree. A degree in nursing,' she
obtained, and with pediatrics, she
sustained. One year in London at
St. Jo's. Isn't it strange, how fast
it goes.
Remember your primary, school.
years.
Pony tails, public speaking, your
peers,
Off to summer camp did you go,
It all seems so long ago.
On to high school in Seaforth you
Many longhours in Mathematics
you spent,
And just when you thought you
were in the hole.
You were an Ontario Scholar,
What a goal!
Remember Germany! You had a
good time,
Lots of good food, plenty of wine.
Do you mind that one fellow!
What a pest,
And you • left good 'old Phil at
home for a rest.
Now who knows exactly when (D)
'and Phil met,
Their acquaintance turned out to
be a sure_ thing - you bet!
As you will see on September the
third
Their vows will' be spoken and
very well heard.
On 'to Kitchener , they'll .go,
Where she will manage to cook,
work and sew.
Her. many duties will keep her
busy as a bee,
But she is, quite capable as you
will agree.
This evening your neighbors and
friends so dear,
Have brought you gifts, good
wishes sincere
May God richly bless your
married life
As you travel together as man and
wife.
May all the joys and happiness
that, life can bring your way;
Good health, and good friends,
good fortune, throughout each
future day , be yours.
Best Wishes and ContratulatiOns
- Your friends, neighbors and
relatives.
Gifts were brought in by
Heather McDonald, Ceryl Fraser
'and Rose Loomans, Janice
Houston and Brenda Mathers put
the bows from the parcels on an
apron and put it on the
bride-elect. A tablecloth made by
Phyllis Mitchell and names were
tkey arrived and was presentedin
signed on it with cameo paint
Dianne. She thanked eieryo, for the gifts.
Lunch was served by the 8
and 16th unit ladies.
Personals
Mission Band members aft reminded of their meeting
starting this coming Sunday fa
the coming season.
Mrs. Edna McDonald and
Mrs. Mary Errington arrived
weekme sL before.yn n e s t
Detroit. They had all attendedit
Davies-McDonald wedding the
home Friday following a visit with
Mr. and Mrs.Stan McDonald of
ether and Mir' Margaret Shortreed attended the two-day leaders training school for the fall 4-H project "Cereal
Shelf" in the Presbyterian
Church, .Seaforth, Monday and
Tuesday of last week.
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Bray Chiropractic Office
The United Church Women
met W ednesday evening in the
church basement with 18 present.
Mrs. Martin Baan presided for
the 17th and Boundary Unit
opening with Hymn, "0 Master,
let me walk. with Thee"
Accompanied by Mrs.C. Wey at
the piano. Mrs. Fred Uhler gave
prayer followed by Mrs. Cliff
Ritchie reading the scripture from
Psalm 90. Mrs. B aan gave the
meditation, "The meaning of
life" from the scripture.
Collection was 'received from
Mrs. K. McDonald and 'dedicated
by Mrs. Elam'. Hymn, "Sun of my
soul, Thou Saviour dear" closed
the devotion.
Mrs. Don ,McDonald chaired
the business portion and read a
poem, "A swarm of bees without
stings". Mrs Edna Hackwell
read the minutes in the absence
of Mrs.A. Traviss.
In the announcements, the
Regional meeting will be held at
Northside United Church,
Seaforth. It was decided to hole, a
social hour after church the. last
Sunday in September. A bale is to
be packed, all good, clean used
clothing to be left in the. church
basement by SundayOctober 10th.
Corresponding secretary, lilt s.
A. McCall read thank-you notes
from Phyllis Dunk, Shirley
Johnston and Mrs. Van Vliet Sr.
Mrs. E. Mitchell gave a very
interesting report of the three
days she and Mrs. Neil McGavin
spent at Alma College recently. It
was agreed to have the turkey
supper on the first Wednesday in
November. The executive will
meet in October.
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