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el-mimed wedding vows at the home of the bride's parents,
Exeter. The bride, the former Elsie Kingnia, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kingma and the grown is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald, Bluevale, The
couple will make their home in Exeter,-.Photo by altar
Doerr.
Win .Advance-" edneedlaY, AUK. aT, 19§0 Nuptials in Sarnia Stanwor h-Machan oriee. tOMPlineented by a ecelart
of red roses.
For a St, Lawrence =hie honey-
moon, the new bride donned a, pink
sheath With white accusal:lee end a
pink orchid corsage.
The young couple have taken PP
residence at Rainbow Inn Cottages,
Lakeshore Read.
Out-of-tewn gueets attended from
Wing-harp, London, Toronto, Wind-
sor, Godarieh, Holyrood„ St. Cath-
arines and Teeswater.
WROXETER FORMER OORRIE MAN
WED IN WATERLOO
GORRJE—Rev. R. D. liorsbureen
officiated at First United ChapeL
Waterloo, Friday evening for the '
wedding of Carole Ann Helenii,h
and Mr. Gerald Enner DOwneY, • 4
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Earl Hel-
Muth of Baden are the bridee
parents, Mr. Downey is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Downey of
Palmerston,
The bride choee a white chiffon
gown and a tiara to hold her elbow
length veil. She carried pink
roses, Maid of honor Miss Jo Ann
Mary Helmuth of Badea wore a
pink chiffon gown with a corsage
of white roses and a greelan scroll
tiara,
Mr. Daniel Edwand Kochut, R.R.
4, Walkerten, was best man, Ugh-
ere were Mr, Norman Orwell Hel-
muth of Baden and Nfr. Gerald
Theodorff Gorrie,
After a reception at the home
Of the bride's parents the couple
travelled north. They will live at
169 Arnold St., Waterloo,
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
September 1, and 2
"ODONGO"
Rhonda Fleming, MacDonald Carey
"LAST FRONTIER"
Quy Madison,, Victor Mature
- SATURDAY ONLY — SEPT 3rd
England's Funniest Comedian,
Norman Wisdom, in
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Plus
"THE DEERSLAYER"
Lex Barker , Cathy O'Donnell
Former Minister at
Presbyterian Church ,
GORRIE—Mrs, David Neilson
was hostess to the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the Gorrie
Presbyterian Church for their
August meeting. Mrs. Sam Robin-
son presided and read the Scrip-
ture and Mrs. Alex. Graham led in
prayer.
Rev. c. McCarron, Hamilton,
formerly of Gorrie and Moleswortn,
was guest speaker and spoke on
the three parables. The hostess
served refreshments,
eaea st-E0IAL HOLIDAY
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT suovv
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Plus
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Adult Entertainment
TRIMS. - ,FRT. - SAT.
September 1 - 2 - 3 ‘'
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Hedy Lamarr and Vietor Mature
The Mightiest of Spectacles Re-
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Shows at 7,15 and 9.20
Alexander Casemore
Funeral Monday
GORRIE — Alexander Casernore,
a resident of Gerrie foe several
years, passed away in the Palmer-
ston hospital on Saturday morning.
He had been a patient there since
August lath.
He was born in Howick Town-
ship, a son ef the late William
Casernore and Mary McPherson
His early life was spent in Howick.
He resided in Petrolia for a num-
ber of years before coming to
Gerrie.
Survivors are his wife, the former
Hannah Mole; two daughters, Mrs.
Geo. (Etoile) Mundell, Glanford
Station, and Mrs, Fred (Madeline)
Delares of Hamilton; four sisters,
Mrs. Mary Adair, Bluevale; Mrs.
Caroline Palmer, Wroxeter; Mrs.
Lloyd (Irene) Hennings, Turnberry
Township and Mrs. Anne Ritchie,
Gorrie.
Funeral service was at the Moie
funeral home, Gorrie, on Monday
at 2 pan e conducted by the Rev.
J. W. Hire, Interment was in
Wroxeter cemetery. Pallbearers
were Raymond Hennings, Clarence
Herrings, Jack Adair, Raymond
Haugh, George Gallaway, Kenneth
Gallaway.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bradshaw
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Black, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Deachrean
and family, Toronto, were Week-
end guests of Mr. and Isere. Gilbert
Howes, Mr. and Mrs. John Howes
and Jean, who have spent a week
here, returned to Toronto with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Walker
spent a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Weppler, Cheeley,
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Galbraith
and daughters, Karen and ICath-
eryn, of Wingham, vlieted Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
James Dolg,
Mrs, Wm. Newton and daughters,
Marsha and Jo, of Bryon, spent the
week-end with Mrs. R. Newton
prior to their departure to join
Mr. Newton in Alberta, who has
been transferred there as district
superintendent of the VLA for the
province of Alberta, Northwest
Territories and Yukon. We wish
them every sueceess in their new
home.
Mr. Ross Tornan was a Sunday
visitor with Mr, and Mrs. Howard
Bowman, of Manbeim, and also
called on his brother, Mr. Wallace
Tomah, in the K-W Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs, Bud Stewart and
Debbie, of Harriston, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Collier and
Gary, London, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Gibson and Dana, Monkton, were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Ira McLean.
Mr, Oswald Simpson, Jamestown,
visited his sister, Mrs. Frank F,
Wright, on Sunday.
Mr, Ian Howes has gone to Tor-
onto, where he will Attend Teach-
ers' College next term.
Mr. and Mrs. James Reid and
Michael, Toronto, are visiting Mrs.
V. Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Robertson,
Jimmy nad Scott, and Mrs. Ethel
Carmichael, Goderich, spent the
week-end at the home of Mr. John
Hupfer and with Mrs. A. Sperling.
Mrs. Carmichael remained for a
longer visit with her sister.
Miss Linda and Master Michael
Stewart, Harriston, spent a few
days with Mr, and Mrs. Verne
Clark recently,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Green and
daughters, Linda and Janis, of
Goderich, spent Saturday and Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. George
Gibson, and Master Murray and
Miss Glenis Gibson returned to
Goderich with them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Gathers, (Berva
Gallaherkeeof- 33arrie,- leave this
week for their home in Merrick-
ville, where Bob has accepted the
position of chief clerk in the Rural
Hyd
Mr, and Mrs. Jack McLean re-
turned home on Monday after holi-
daying in Vancouver, Banff and
Calgary. Mr. McLean attended
Grand Prior of Canada which was
held in Vancouver Hotel,
Small Building
Destroyed by Fire
GORRIE—A small building at
the home of Mr, a,nd„.1VIrs,.. Robert
Mitchell was destroyed by fire
about 10 am. Friday. The home
was formerly owned by Elmer
Downey. The east side of the
house, which was close by, was
'scorched. Wingham Rural Fire
Dept. was called.
Laurel Lea Presbyterian Church,
Sarnia, was the setting of a double
ring ceremOny recently when Doris
Mae Meehan became the charming
bride of John Harvey Stanworth,
The bride is the" daughter of Mrs.
Charles Gordon Meehan and the
late Mr. Meehan, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stanworth, of Bournemouth,
England, are the groom'e parents.
Rev, Leslie Renault officiated at
the candlelight wedding at which
the altar was decorated with white
and pink gladioli flanked by burn-
ing candelabra,
Den Davey, solist, sang "Because"
and "The Lord's Prayer", accom-
panied by Mrs. Grace McGee at the
organ.
Given in marriage -by her uncle,
•
William Young, of tVingham, the
bride looked radiant in a full-length
gown of silk organza fashioned with
scalloped neckline trimmed with
hand-cut lace and sequins, bouffant
skirt and lily-point sleeves. Her
waist-length yell of silk illusion,
edged with small rose appliques
and sequins was caught to a tiara
of pearls and she carried a white
Bible crested with red rose buds.
Attending as maid of -honor was
Mies Marion Weekes, of London,
and bridesmaids were Miss Carol
Derbeeker, of Wingliam, and Mrs.
Sandy McLaren, of Sarnia. Flower-
girl was Miss Rae McLaren,
All attendants were identically
gowned in street-length dresses in
pastel shades of mauve, green, pink
and blue. They were of French silk
with insets of white lace fashioned
with fitted bodices, circular neck-
lines and full skirts. They wore'
white headpieces with matching ac-
cessories and carried bouquets of
matching tinted 'mums,
Acting as best man was John Mc-
Ferran and ushering guests were
Robert Young and Jack Proctor.
For-n—radeptiorr held. in-Laeree
Lea Presbyterian Church hall, the
bride's mother received gueets in a
turquoise lace sheath with pink ac-
cessories and a corsage of pink rose
buds. Assisting was Mrs. Julie
Proctor, aunt of the groom. in a
print silk dress with black access-
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September 5 - 6 - 7
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