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MARRIED IN CHESLEY-The Evangelical United Brethren Church,
Chesley, was the setting when Dorothy Louise Krug and James
Robert Bain exchanged vows. The bride is the daughter of Mrs,
Harold Krug of Chesley and the late Mr. Krug, and the groom's
parents are Mr, and Mrs, William G. Bain of Wingharn. Rev, C. B.
Heckendorn officiated for the double -ring ceremony. ---Photo by
James Siegrist.
WHALE
Mr. and Airs, Kind(' Karlsou, of
London, were Monday guests with
Mt. and Mrs. Joe Greenaway.
Senior pupils of Bluevale and
Kirton Schools enjoyed a bus trip
to Goderie.h on Monday.
Mr. an`cl Mrs. Neil McFalehern
and fancily, of Toronto, visited Mac
Scott on Sunday.
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Gor-
don Hall on Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hall and Cindy, of
New Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs. W, J.
Masters, of Parkhill, and Mr. and
Mrs. Will Farsl,ow, of Windsor.
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Bill Hall were Mr. and Mrs,
Kenneth Dickson and family, of
Belmorc.
An enjoyable strawberry tea was
held in the school room of the
United Church on Thursday after-
noon by Unit 3, United Church
Warren. A hake sale was also held.
Our citizens appreciate the fine
tribute paid to Alex Corrigan re-
ported recently in The Wingham
Advance -Times, the Listowel Ban-
ner, and the London Free Press,
on the occasion of his retiring from i
military service, One honour he re-
ceived, not mentioned in the re-
port, w•a8 the Military Medal, won
by conspicuous bravery in the
Second World War,
Joey White pleasantly celebrated
his seventh birthday with guests,
classmates from Bluevale school.
Mrs. Frank Stamper, Mrs. Berl'
Herbog and Laurie and Mrs.'
Mildred Stewart have returned •
from an extensive m.otor trip to
the west coast, visiting at points
along the way.
Mr, and Mrs. William Armstrong'',
Charlie and Betty Fowler, of Tor-
onto, were Saturday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gannet.
Union services for congregations!
of Knox Presbyterian Church and'
the United Church will begin at
July 1st when the congregations
will meet. !n `hr United (:Murch and
Rev. G. C. Alitehell will preach,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Jim Yeoman and
;Jim, .Jr., of I)et:roit, visited with
a)ugald Strachan at the week -end.
Rev. Win. and Mrs. Blackmore
and children, of 'Toronto, spent a
few days with. Mr, and Mrs. Ray-
mond Elliott,
Kathleen Craig and Karen Green-
away have secured office positions
with the Mutual Life Assurance
Company at Waterloo,
Mr, and Mrs. Tann Hepburn, of
London, were recent guests of Rev.
Cr. C. and Mrs, Mitchell.
RECEIVE iJFT
BLUEVALE- Mr. and Mrs. Neil
McGavin (formerly Marie John-
ston) were honored by friends with
a shower and dance in the com-
munity hall on Friday evening,
Miss Kathleen Craig read an ad-
dress and the presentation of a
purse of money was made by Gail
McLennan. Wiihee's orchestra Pro-
vided music for Glancing.
Fortner Residents
To New Brunswick
I3T (fli;VAL111 Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
'Hetherington and Mrs. ('has. Bos-
nian were in Toronto on Saturday
attending the rontmissinning of p
Cadets Alan and ,(man Neelon as in(
Salvation Army officers, in Massey
Hall. NA
Following a three week furlough IN
Cadet -Lieutenant Alan Nrrlon and, MIMI
Cadet -Lieutenant Joan Neolon will
MI
he stationed at Sussex, New Bruns-
wick
Hear Bagpipes at TO INSTAI, 1.IIIIIT3
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irI11rNDSHIP UN!T MY
'1'Itt' fourth Hopper reunion t+'its.
T viz I RAJ SCUUliit a , i IliTIAY MEEt 1N
held on June 24 in the illaforth I the Friendship lii,lb l''ot(i' Of t.11r
The / 14 lrrr iuP(11 • (if the• Turu-
1'n111, when 100 descendants of h0rr•y '1'cwnslilp tieliutj1 Area wa:i li1l11 htrin titiliig isI, 1't hc,y! a
\Gilliam hopper signed !he register. hell! tit No. li Hchnnl (111 ,June atat. tiie h4ay nierthrsJ Lr1L '1.'uerlda,v at
M''inhers were presort from f,ou- Ail members present also 1+girl Lhr hame of Mrs, lace Vinic(' with
dun, I)rlrolt, 1)esbernt., l't. (iodic,, \Veltr, The min 10('8 of the last 20 present.
1''dor. ('ooks\ille, 'reroute, (,ode. muting were tend and no motlott '1'110 them,, wt+:; "1'110 mum, and
rich, Nc )latar,di, Bridgeport, !lite!)-Meeting
i Ii''.on-'finn were adopted, ())tr eomittnnity", Mrs. T. G. flus.
crier, Brussels, Seaforth, 13/ !grave. ser spoke of t:hc liii7)s and object-
,end Wingham. 'I'he fnli0tvinm r(n respnn(leitce of the rrLttidefl frltlldren'8 Ncl)ool.
r wax rend: Can tdlau lleal.tit itnd Sho outlined a Lypic)t1 tlity's work
fins -
During the afternoon Mrs. John Accident Iasuraltcre; Jaek food
hopper r,l' 111,10,11.12:11(,),a('ittr'rtid1)0(1 !!chem f itgtgili'4 10110 of ;'ml+t
'meek; end 31owe(1 rne0urgling snntiIcr;
tvil.h l,a;;gtipl• riteudo,
(lames and :1311! Conroe 1ueurancre Agency' Mr. of the ehil(lreit:; progr•"o:;. (;realer
contests w•r`re onjnvc�l h;: the young !';lief Weitz wits present re the uudcrst
while 111'. elders r°'llew1(i ne'llutin- transportation for 1002-03. The r"11111"°'
lances.
111 the (•11i1(1ttn is
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lances. 1 unelt aqui Nervrpl, followed 1 ,nrtl •leeidell to (lis 'il at; this fur- Tin' •nprvtifg devntionatl luclloled
by the cicelion of officers, Wm. D. tiler at a future tweeting. Me Seript.ure reading by Mr•;. Nth
1f. pper of ;i(+afnrlh was 11Otdt'll el Alehesnn, 0 tnod11Ittb it by Mrs..
president and Mr'i, Charles Hopper. '1'he following leachers have been Berl ,Inbroiun, and prayer by Mrs.
of Vui.liam 1s tltc 'i 111tary-tri'.t-lPjg1?ed for the year 1062-63: No. 2. Jark Reuele, who (Oa() conducted 1
reel• iailas Brenda Breckenridge; No. 3' lltr husinres.
'Miss Marian Cooper; No. 4, Mrs, -
1Huth Vlitrtin; No, .i, Miss MOWN). Ws. Bill (:0rlro(1 read tun address
I+.wing; No. 0, Miss Margaret of farewell and commendation to
Parents Often Mike•
Craig; No, 11, Mr. Hugh Sinnamon; 1\1M. 1,O'$ Vegan and Mrs, T. (;,
THAN KS
Central, ltrtncirnl, Mr, 1), I Tina ,. il'ts.ier, and Mrs, Jim Jla.iniltnn To all those who voted for me
Demands
Unjust I rick; Mrs. Janisa Coupes, Mrs. presented Choat with gifts no behnrlf
and supported me in the recent ►
!Mary McKiltney, of the members of the unit.
The Goforth Auxiliary met on Al! members celebrated !holt•
Tuesday cvenhig for Its Jute meet,- I The board pr(rehased a ditto ma- hil't.bri(rys by presenting at ptheir
ing at St, Andrew's Presbyterian chino for th(' arra moil 11 is to b1' far equ•h year• of their age Lo a 81)10.
Church, 1t commencer! with a de- ! kept at the Central Schaal. It wits !al fund iknd by singing "Jiappy
liciou8 supper, pt'eg> en'i earl served +Cloeiclecl 11)11 their should be ---oil a' Birthday" while gathered around a
by the enjoyed.
etc(', whlaii war head- ( around the Central School, t.0 try lighted calix suitably decorated.
c'rl by Mos. J, Lloyd. Two contests anri limp prowlers antl parkt�d encs
away. -.... _..-_... _._�.__._-_.. ...____._..__._
were ei)jnyrd.
campaign, I wish t() eXtOn(I my
sincere thank you.
ERNIE ��RS I[II
The board had the W. I3. (baron I ?111411 1'114111f10121illtltllll1,1+11X1:1li ell411111;Illlgllinaida101tg11111111 alll�ll!!II i llw°f.!111q!11/11,101.11"'.
Two young guests, Rae anri Nor- trisru•ance d had t, of 13Vinghnnn,
main •.calm, rientonstr•ated their
musical ability by giving two nuns- )»''ler a survey of rill 8rhools ruin
hors, "Sound the; Battle Cry" and equipment, also of alt nthrr 1"8"r -
"Song of Salvation." anve that they carried. After hear r
beg thr survey the board adopted
1VIi:5, S. Forsyth read the Scrll) the plan 'on 11101 1011 of Norman -
tune and gave the meditation on
Zinn,
"Thr five Talents." She stressed
the Importance of being third rate Norman -Haugh That the follow -
and that while geniuses are needed ing accounts he paid: Teachers'
people of .modest ability aro also salaries, caretaker, tt•rtnspor•taLina;
needed, She pointed out that par- Ditto of Canada, $521.34; Hodgins-
ents frequently make unjust de- McDonald, $3.43: Stainton Hard -
mantis upon their children by ex- ware, $153,98; Bert Holmes, tele-
pecting too much of them. Jesus phone, $2.05; .Earl. Weitz, hydro,
eornmends those faithful in little $10.00; Ll11ow's Garage, $86.38.
things, Kirton -Zinn That meeting ad -
Mrs. Betty Feagan introduced the journ. Next meeting to he at the
guest speaker, Mrs. Jack Pollock,
01 Teeswater, who is the Evening
Department secretary. Mrs. Pollock
chose as her subject, "Let's Un-
twist:," declaring that we all have
some twisted ideas, and that we
should do all things without mur-
murings or disputings. We should
all work for missions until every
ohilr( has enough bo eat and a bed
in which to sleep. It was an in-
spiring address which gave much
foot for thought.
The members have been studying
British Guiana, and it was very
timely to have a film about this
country.
Prayers were offered by Mrs. W.
Reed, Mrs. 3'. Lloyd and Mrs.
Faegan,
tall of the chairman,
Bert Holmes, Chairman,
Alex Corrigan, See.-T)•ras.
IIF.. -.you are using; Ma mortgage
plan of buying your horny, YOU
should know about our special
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