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etate4 and 4rj, Pon Robertson
VinfaS'ergatil:St.'Mrs, Carl 0our.
las of Delmore, sang 'Weddhig
Prayer"' and- 'HQ Perfeet; Love ,-
Two 'lovely ferns raced the
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TRINITY 2* — SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd
.1;00 e.m.+Morning Prayer' and Sermon.
Broadcast Radio Station CKNX,
Thursday, October 30th
.8;00 p.m. --Service of Induction.. AH welcome.
" • Preacher, Rev. Di Jones, Rector of St. James
(Westminster) London.
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elbow -length 'Veil
She carded a white Eti
red roses, WWI lose bu
into the vAtite atreagierS4
Mb* C Lin* roxton, sister
of the bride; was maid _of hOnOt
she wore 4 gown of linen Ve
veteen wZtheeqnarter
sleeves, the ediplre waist and
sleeves trimmed, with•Yellour
daisies. She carried,* hand.'
bouquet of yellOW,Shap, datties.
and wore yellow dales in her,
hair.
The flower w4slan FiA
fogle. C01,1114 Of the bael.jan'S
dress was 004401, to that of
the maid of torior and she car -
lied a similar b.Oncinit. Ale
also wore flo%fer$ ,lrihertair.
Dwight Metcalfe was hlaq
brother's btst man and, Shaba.
Foxton, iirothet of the'bride, ,
was usher, •
The wedding dinner-wa$ held
at the Blue Barn in Ustowel
where the head table was cent-
red with the wedding cake -of
three tiers. PIO roses deCOrat-
ed the guest and head tables..
The guests were 'received by
the bride's mother who worea
green lace dress anctjacket en-
semble with, matching bead bow;
and a corsageof Sweetheart
roses. She was assisted by the
groom's mother whose powder
blue dress with matching coat
was highlighted by a touch of
silver woven through the ma-
terial. She wore a matching
pillbo* hat. black accessories
and corsage of pink toses.
Attending the wedding were
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The Wfngham 410a$ will be
xt in full force on Friday even -
lend it helpirl hand to
*Ind goblins on the
'Poe for Hallowe'en Night,
llowever, they won't be soap-
-any iv1n4ewsThey Are
staging a monster parade for
the youngsters whichls schedu1.
ed to take off from the-b4Palk
and wind up at the arena.
There will be three prize,
,..,for best, costumes In the five
and under class and another
Or awards, for those 6 to 12,
as well as goodies for all the
140$ who take part
There will be entertainment
'for the youigOers, and for the
Older folks game booths, Meeh
counters anii, dancing, t� the mu-
sic ,rtf,The Puhlication. Adult
,costOrnes,:, will be judged during
;he dance.
The Lions ere hoping to make
o Fridarevening a real fun night
for the whole family, combined
Wliththp raising of needed funds
for the community- betterment
programs ,in which they are en-
gaged,
, the bride% grandmother, 'Mrs.
Margaret Fogel' of Wingham,
and her grandfather.: Clayton
Fryfogle of London.
For • travelling Mrs. Metcalfe
Wore a cranberry dress and. coat
ensemble with angora trim
touched with silver around the
neckline. Her 'accessories were
black and she wire a corsage of
pink Sweetheart roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Metcalfe are
living in Belmore.
Personals
--Mr. and ivir3. Gordon Mc-
Clinchey and Mr.. Sidney Mc-
clinchey of Auburn and their
Mrs: J. C. Robinson of
Shuter Street spent last week at
Niagara. Falls and Toront9, and
at the home of the latter's
• daughter. Mrs. 'Herb Dainty of
Petawawa; „
•-Mr. Alex ieaver wat able
to return home from hospital
one day last week.
• --Mr. and Mrs. M. Bowron
of Sussex, N. B. and Mr. and
• Mrs.. Alan Nicol anct ;Kathy of
Camp 13cirden, Master Timmy t.
gentt▪ d Mrs. -iicovand tarn
fly of Brampton spent the week-
end with -Mrs. Annie Nkol, -
Minnie Street.•
• --Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mc-
LaChlin- of Toronto visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morgan over
the week -end.
--Mrs.: Henrique Hedderick
of Caracas, Veneiuela,
isyisl-
ting with her mother, .Mrs. R.'
A. Currie and other relatives.
--Miss Ann Henderson of To-
ronto visited the past two week-
ends at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hen-
derson. Lieut. Chaulk, Cadets
Cole and Isaac were also visi-
tors at the same home.
--Mrs. C. W. Lloyd
turned home last Tuesday after
spending seven weeks in West -
'ern Hospital, .Toronto.
• --Mrs. H. Aitchison return-
ed home last Wednesday after
spending a month in Victoria,
B. C.. with Capt. and Mrs. Fer-
ris add family, formerly of
Wingham. ,,She also visited with
Mrs. C. A. Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hamilton and Mrs. A.
Reading of Sidney.
• --Mrs. William Drinkwater
of London spent last week with
Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Edward
Street.
• - -Mrs. Melville Bradbutn
visited last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Van Camp of Bow-
manville, returning home on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
lace Ballagh.
--ADMS Gordon McCann
and Mike Fleury visited for the
past week at the home of the
latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Roger West. They returned to.
their ship, Nipigon, in Hali-
fax on Sunday.
--Mrs. Gordon Elliott of.
Edward Street who had been
visiting for the past two weeks
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Don Campbell and Mr.
Campbell and family in London
returned home one day last
week.
--Mrs. Ezra Welwood of Ed-
ward Street who had been visit-
ing with her sister, Mrs. Marg-
aret Stewart of Winnipeg for
the past two weeks retumed
home by tratn on Monday.
- E. Lewis returned
home last Friday after visiting
with friends in Victoria and
with her daughter. Ibsv. and
Mrs. Doug Fry and family in
Red Deer, Alta., for three
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UCWAEGIoNA4 .RALLY—Mrs. Harold 'DOW. Of -Pord*ii.i,
left, North' Huron regional president, presided at the
regional rally. held last week in Wroxeter 'United:
Here she ,Cliscusses.,the financial report of the -UCW -with
guest speaker, Mrs.. Harold Babensee of Stratford, r
byterial, president—Banner. Photo. '.; •
warm and cozy
in all weather
Blustery days are ahead
but the young set
enjoys the winter
when 'warmly dressed.
It's time now to get
prepared.
Trial Leotards
' TRIMFIT has proven
to . be one of .our •
most popular brands.
Corn* in sizes 2 - 14.
SNOWPANTS
THERMO LINED SNOWPANTS FOR BOYS AND •
.GIRLS. Great for cold weather fun in the
snowbanks or on the stoma. Sizes 4 - 14.
BOYS' and GIRLS'
*SKATING SWEATERS
*PULLOVERS
*CARDIGANS
GIRLS' FUR HATS
Antron JACKETS
Maximum warmth with
minimum weight.
Windproof with Fortrid
fibrefill lining.
Whiter Yard Goods For Skirts,
Suits and Whiter Dresses
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Support the Lions Hallowe'en Frolic
.Friday, October 31
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