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her attendants, Harold Victor Pym
played the organ and accompanied
Miss Anna McDonald, soloist.
Mr. Newman gave his daughter
in marriage, Her wedding gown
was a white full-length silk organ-
za on princess bodice, with a cha-
pel train, The neckline was hand
jewelled with tubular pearls and
sequins, with matching jewellery
at the hipline. The sleeve's were
short and shirred and her pure
silk handrolled traditional veil was
held by a borealis crown. She car-
ried a cascade bouquet, in which
an orchid was surrounded by white
rosebuds, ivy and stephanotis.
The bride's attendants were her
sister, Mrs. Bruce Edgar, of Osh-
awa. as matron of honor and Miss
Claudia Haselgrove, of London,
bridesmaid. They were similarly at-
tired in canary yellow bombazine
dresses with bouffant skirts and
lace trim, and toned complimen-
tary accessories. They carried
Shasta mums and ivy.
Little Debbie Edgar, niece of the
bride, wore a shirred bouffant
dress of yellow organza with her
headdress a )miniature of the
bride's. She carried a basket of
daisies,
The groom was attended by Phil
Rice, of Windsor, and Jim New-
man, of Newmarket•. The ushers
were Len Bedard, of Riverside, and
Bruce Edgar, of Oshawa.
A. reception was held at the
Legion Hanle where the guests
were received. The bride's .mother
wore a pure silk organza eyelet
sheath over silk taffeta with side
panels and a cummerbund. Her ac-
cessories were white. The groom's
mother wore a navy French 111,00
dress over silk taffeta, appliciued
with a floral design. Both mother::
wore a gardenia corsage.
For the wedding trip to Northern
Ontario the bride chose a white
linen suit, white accessories and
an orchid corsage. They will live
in Walkerville.
The bride is a graduate of the
Stratford Teachers' College,
Guests were present from Osh-
awa, Windsor, Newmarket, Brus-
sels, Teeswater, Goderich, Zurich,
London, Toronto, Detroit, Liman,
Kerwood, Riverside and St. Jos-
eph's.
ERIE
A very successful sale of house-
hold furnishings from the •home of
the late Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Dar-
ling was held on Saturday. Owing
to reserve bids some village lots
were not sold. L. G. Bryce was the
auctioneer and A. D. Smith acted
as clerk,
Mr. and Mrs, Cteorge Hethering_i
ton visited at London and Ailsa
Craig at the weekend.
Julie and Stephen Street of Lis-
towel are spending 0 week with
their grandmother, Mrs. M. L. Ait..
leen.
Mr, and Mrs, Neil MacEachren
and family of Downsview were
:,'tulday visitors with Mac Scott.
Mrs, MacEaehren had previously
visited here for a week and also
visited her mother, Mrs. R. F. Gar-
niss at Clinton,
Mr, and Mrs, Ira Hertfelder of
Toronto are guests of Mr. and Mrs, I
Joseph Horton.
Clifford Hetherington is having
a holiday with his cousin, Alan
'Thompson, at Tecswater.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Lamont
and Phyllis, of Windsor, were vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs, Morris
Bosman at the week. end.
Mr. and Mrs, Murray Wilson of
Auburn spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moffatt and
children visited with Mr. and Mrs,
E. TI, Moffatt on Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Groves and dau.tgh.
ter Jame of Akron, Ohio, were with
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Hall at the
week -end and Jane will r'enmin tor
a, longer visit.
The Bhleval(, District Recreation
Association 'has bought the' land
south of the Stanley }Darling pre,.
petty. The intention is to make a
park and a swimming area for
young children.
Mr, and 1Mt•s, Wilson Thornton
and family spent last week in Al-
!
gonquin Park, Ottawa, Quebec, and 1
with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leeson '
and family in Stittsville.
The I3luovale Women's Insti'ttite
will meet in the C'ommtmity Hall
rin the evening of August 8th wheal
4 -II Club girls will 'demonstrate,
BELOW
Mr. and Mrs. William Lamont
and Merlyn. Mr, and Mrs. James
Lamont, Dale, Miss Carol itookes
and Miss Mary Lamont visited with
;1tr. and Mrs. itrty Uuuking, David
surd Steven :et London turd tvlidle
there enjoyed the Go ('art races,
Miss Marie Hanna of Atwood and
Miss (tail Mayberry of ltitton ;are
vaeationi,lg with 12r.and Mrs.
i.'iarence I3aana.
Alis': N:ulry caunders ut Luck
o.( lits been visiting with Mr.
t '.1 Ales. lien Scott and family for
h( list two weeks.
Miss ,Inn(' Matic' Alcock of Neu -
taut has been holt ,laying with her
grandparents. M1. and Mrs, Lyle
Mrs Garner Ni" hoison will be
convener .of the August meeting of
uc
‘1, c)410.11 ins.L(ute, tt•hieli Will
e held on August 21st at 8.15 p.m,
.0 tale basement of Knox United
.-,hurelr. Miss Anna McDonald of
.."KNX will be the guest. speaker
;loci will show her pictures of her
•0c:int trip to Jamaica. Lunch
.unlmitte,' will be Mrs. Cliff Lo-
gan, Mrs. I,ert. Vincent and Airs.
.:(rl Proctor,
Mrs, fired Cool; spent last week
with Mrs. Isabel Slickricdcr of New
'.iskeard. Mrs, Siec•kriri, r return -
,.1 with her to visit for a few days.
Brenda and I'taymond VanCamp
are camping in Algonquin Park.
AIr. Jack Allen and Mrs. Thyra
l'cwnson:l of Toronto visited over
the week -end with Airs, Tont Smith.
Miss Colleen Hicks returned home
lith them.
Aiiyy Irene Jon"s of London is
,'isit.:ng with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. ,lack McCallum,
Miss Wendy Fear aril her grand-
mother, Mrs. Arletta Fear of Blyth'
and Miss Mary Fear nt Toronto.
visited over the weekend with Mrs.
Maitl:inti I3e11 of Burlington, On
r,- .ruing Wendy w'i11 stay the re-
mainder of the week with her
grandmother in Blyth.
Mr, and Mrs, Williatm Lamont,
Cherlyn and Rosemarie; Miss Carol
Roakes and Miss Mary Lamont left
Wednesday for Manson, Man,, after
spending the past week with their
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. anti
Mrs. James Lamont and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Proctor and
family of Burlington are visiting
with Mir. and Mrs. Stewart Pr•,c
ter.
Mir, and Mrs. Les Shaw, Sharon
and Brian sl,rrlt the tve,k Phil with
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Auden-sm.
Itev. and Mrs. H. 1. And,•rson
and Helen are on ai month's vasa
Om at their cottage. The stlntuter
services at both chur'c•hcs will be
taken as follows: Aug. 15, Ilelgrave
cot: gregation with (:liftord (will
tcs as speakca': Aug. 12, Church
holiday: Aug, 19, Belt;rave unity, re
I !OLID REUNION
10 PREPARE, AI . VaB :S
F FAMILY IRE
Iii'+'L(ilt. VE The sec( rid
e1• rename was heal .:t ill, :,-...:
ity centre in 11'lgrave on ;11111111:1y
afternoon with 115 per:,u,,:i
ed.
ihlrit:g the afternoon 111;' art:,lits
enjoyed a sandal time with r,l.i
tires, 01101)' u: wht,oi 'se, ' met 1.
i1111 for' the fast time, %.o:•
(•}lli(irr'il took part s,1 • • . .,
tivities. :1, bountiful .mots:.'. '.a
served `ter vl:cldlaoti ;,
meeting w^l, ('0I::111( It
S\ net•ie'r ,n (haft;'(',
sented to the (driest pei•> i!: 1 it
the yrnulgnst, the lar::0'1•
the (uttptt• ntu: t Yt^ ,:it . y y. n,:,. r,,• 1
and the one enntine, tare
distant•,, Charlie \•Chetter ,at V ::i..
couver. t,hu lett the fEtE
years :ego.
It was (leeitle•tt to hull tit, ',t ss
reunion in 1914 and liar Is.... .
grave group h0 iu ,'hast.:. '.
malt Wheeler n:::art siil0ut t.o •,
Anderson as sce1, 1.:ir;•ssee. , ••,
vote 0t thanks tv,a•; c•xt'n:•,»t t , 30,
Brussels group of 1Vi,••.,':. y.es,
had 1.,'r1r in t•i'al'g, eta -._-•i: _ .
reunion. An interest 0:_ . :sus-
was
suswas the Wheeler i^alit:: ,,: t , •ic:
showed 156 direct.
Charles Wheeler aid 0:.:,.:=• I:
rene0, Copies t;I11 he pis.t.,:i .. ;Ri.
each family.
I,elati:es were present fr':)'"'v:'fl
couver, Ottawa, 1.0. e•st:a. 1.,. ,•
Branch, I•I•unilton, 1„a,10
Elora, Alma, Brussels, Wins:hath.
Blyth and Ie'gr.ive.
nt t ,,Elf r qq*•( "11.:1 r, l'itit'r : it:u'(l, 141 J"t 11(1 stale +' t.. ,•rl-41. l ( (
:'11;, alt:t :.r: Russel 11'alk('r of ('d by a brad -I.,1 " : :t
( ,I'ris'h 1: i:, 1 1':ith Alt' and M's, granddruughter. Petly A?:'lie.
an,.tieurge ,Tones of
I. <'(z r.• eel tin w•et•1(-0011 with
"'• a:�•I ,t1:.,• l:1e•li Me'(.-'aliinn.
:its( Mts. J. t'k Thunipson and
t.: l:,t:castle spent Sunday
+. • ' .Mi:.` ,011iDL .11t'i�:(Il :t:1(1 :x11011-
rs, 11111111 L:ntve'rt of liingstan
: •e.:t 1110 WOO( cult with Alt's. Nell
r-'.. 11:,41 y'k,.11 1 with i'[1. lulrl
t. anti :Vies. Itay Hanna and
t :;. y e'. Auburn visited oil atillllay.
'a:.. air: , :1 ,Alar(.".i'ca,
r I, Iia `1,raith, Airs. Ralph Me-
!sonatas
e-
1.)onatas visit.
ol! .:,: lay With Alt's. Pearl
\. •1 kl of 1:1111.,
i. ;',; (tr.i:(bw It ft from Union
1.41:.'1,, . Toronto, for a trip- to
demi Cambia.
" 1l. ;,i,, .st l::tet•: will hold their
• :,3's on 't 1,uU:sdity evening at the
co....a ality centre.
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Yeo Dies
r:, :.'ra' Yeo, eat' Southamp-
i•. rli•' 1( t'a1'i trtr;ann l Rayn.rrd,
1t .,,'>;,t: r of the Into Mr:. and Mrs.
• :'1.1: 11,yn::"d, of (trey Town -
1 1:. Lied 'rt tlr 1' la -me 111 South -
,'+..i 'I',t. sti.ty rd this week. She
1 •• 21 ul for the past three
i's. VR'(, was horn in Grey in
1 :1,
as„. t, married to Mr. Yeo
� !:. eIt.. 4 of her parents. :,Ir. and
,'' (: li s ed in Turnhcrry after
it waeri:ige, He died in 1947 and
!its 'rtr R', Move:] to Soilth-
gation with Colin Tln l n 1 1' inl;
ham, as speaker; Aug... t. ,? t. !ie•• with her sun, Wes.
Calt•rn-];rick congregation. She is survived by her sons, Spar_
7 cd' ',s' int loin George and Wog
Miss Jean Bacon has been vaca-
tioning the last month with Mr,
and Mrs. Gerald Augustine of Hui.
lington. When Nile tetrarn.-tt iutnl,
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Angit-ern!. and
Patsy returned with her to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Alta r, 1:.,,•o:
Mr. and Airs. Iron ('tuupil.•ll.
Bradley and Scott spent last week
with :Mr. an.l Mrs. 'I'revoi :.;•0•e:
and family at I'r,int ('I:;,.(,
Mr. and Mrs, Clare . ai ,1301•
Nancy and Keith visited last
with Mrs. I".d Ansley of 'fit,":n:e1o'i.
who returned with 11,(•1,1 t„ v,-01
Campbell relatives,
Mrs, Laura Juh,::;!n„ and (1, n' -
sprat. Snnriay with sir. :111,1 is11 •
Clare -nee L'orho du V1':i: I::•n.
Mr. and Mrs. Le v. i:, ss,n. hue.
and Mrs R. alaneholr'• arta', w;:1.
:Mr. anll Mrs. C'harli. .I1.11,0.:,,l .,.
Illy h.
Mr. James itIe('r4:• vi- ;1, 1 t ,.:
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1,.liatit,)r1, (111(1' gl(in(1011i1d
350 arid a brother, Austin Ray -
I 111(' was 0 nt'•Italt••r T'•'tt.
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BELGRAVE -After a very sus.
cessful two weeks of Bible School,
a. closing program was held on Fri-
day evening. Crafts and work-
books were viewed at eight o'clock
and the program started at 11.30 in
the auditorium of the church,
which was filled with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. George Michie, director of
the school, opened with words of
welcome to the many visitors. The
school theme song was sung, "My
Bible and I", followed by the pro-
m:se and the school prayer, The
Beginners sang "God Made Every-
thing", followed by the fingerplay,
"The Life of Jesus", song, "Baby
Moses" and concluded with their
closing prayer song.
The Primary group sang four
songs: "The Bunny ,tong" "Be
Careful, His Eyes Are Always on
You", "N -O Is Just a Little Wor:l
and So Is Y -E -S" and "Wide, Wide
as the Ocean". They closed by re.
peating Scriptures in unison.
The Juniors and Teens sang
"More About Jesus Would I Know".
Memory verses and something
about each lesson was told by Nell
Vincent, Gary McSween, Joan Bos.
man, Richard Anderson, George
Johnston, Mary Ellen Walsh, Ray-
mond VanCantp, Joyce C'ouites,
Ronnie Taylor and Mary Ellen
Taylor. Juniors and Teens then
sang "0 Mighty God".
Mrs, Gordon McBurney reviewed
the Mission stories and told of the
ten countries sLudh.d; Phillipine Is
lan,ds, Iiquatior, Hawaiian Islands
Mexico, Okinawa, Africa, 1:Idiar,
Burma, Korea and Thailand. Child-
ren all sang ",Jesus Loves Me" in
English and the chorus in Afric':ni.
A very beautiful number was
sung by the sixteen tern helpers,
"Jesus Our Shepherd". Rev. 11. J.
Anderson then introduced visiting
ministers, Rev. Robert ]/really of
the Anglican Church and Rev, W.
.T, Morrison of the Presbyterian
Church, who spoke briefly, Mr.
Anderson thanked ail who hall
helped in any way With the sehnnd.
The offering was 1'eeeived by
Lois 1tinn, Jeannette Johnston,
George Johnston, Ray Vnt:Onrnp
and dedicated by the 1st' of 1111•
school dedication, "Father, 111,':,:;
These Gifts We Bring Thee"
Mrs. I4, J, Anderson explained
that for ten mornings' attendance
a certificate with a. gold seal is pre.
stented; nine mornings,' certificates
with silver seals and eight morn-
ings, a certificate. It is interesting
to- not., that 119 (cut of the 108 cera
tificatea given out had guld seals.
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Mrs. Anderson read the names end i
Mrs, George Michie :,r,•r, ;ae.I the el
awards to 23 ]ieginnr•r>, 31 1 1'. i 1'l
maty, :38 to ,Juniors esti .2 T, , ns. ( , !
The worship eentr• 1'(0 the' sch•,e1
was an Illuminated gdnl,e Wt -id :331 :.i
open Bible. The Tem grens) e1,,:=,':j :d
the evening with :i w'ol'shi,, se•rvi; e. • •
Thc' call to worship 11 r• >f,l by
Lynda Coultes, Ponces, ee ins a
Psalm read mslalr.-i':el; 0 Il e'.
Jeanette. Johnston led is 1)r, y • , 1
er. The meditation, "1 ;n(t's Ft^v •
tion of Himself 'Thing:' :u0t th
Bible" was road by Lvni::. (',,(':3 . .
A prayer 01 litany of i'.a1•l;s .r)r : ;, '°3
the Bible was rend by Lloyd Ai:clde, `"
the response read by the :,•st ,)f. tire
Teens. A hymn was stun: •, 1 ' I
Roberti AMally pronouns d rhO 0': . "1
edict:on, The nrg:,ni:;t, for lir'. es;
ping and for the school y":a, '.I'',,.
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