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Wedding
WARREN-YOUNGBLUT
Bouquets of white and mauve
Mums decorated St. George's
.Presbyterian Church, Dundas
Sheet,. London; for the wedding.
of Sheldon Allister Warren of
L;ondpn and Marion Grace
Youngblut of London. The
double -ring, ceremony was
performed by Rev. Russel
Gordon.
The bride is the daughter of
M. and Mrs. Major Youngblut,
RR 1, Auburn, and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.i Harold
J. Warren of London. The soloist
was Graeme MacDonald of
Bnissel.% cousin of the bride.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride looked lovely in
a floor -length gown of white
crepe; featuring an A-line skirt
with train attached at center
back, short sleeves acid trimmed
with lace. Her shoulder -length
veil was geld with a lace
headpiece and she 'Serried a
bouquet -of w..hite tinted with
mauve glads.
Miss Marjorie Youngblut of
London, sister of the bride, was
maid of honour and Miss
Margaret Youngblut, RR 1,
Auburn, sister of the bride, and
Miss Debbie Nicholson of
London, neice of the groom
were bridesmaids. They all wore
floor -length dresses of mauve
nylori over taffeta puffed sleeves
with small rows o! flowem at
cuff and collar. They carried
cascades of white and mauve
mums. -
The groomsman was Harold
Warren, of Strathroy, brother of
the groom, and the ushers were
Wilfred Nicholson and Frank
Addison, both of tendon and
brothers-in-law of the groom.
For 'a reception which
followed at Norden's
Restaurant, the d : • e's mother
wore a mint a • e. Fortrel dress,
gold and w • - hat, white
accessories, pearl necklace and
earrings and a corsage of deep
pink roses. She was
assisted -'"may the groom's
Mother wearing a blue Egyptian
brocaded silk two-piece dress,
white accessories ' and a deep
pink rase corsage.
For ,a wedding trip to Lake
Co mmanda and northern
Ontario, the- brides donned a
white linen dress with matching
yellow linen coat, white
accessories and corsage of white
daisies. Mr. and Ms Warren will
reside at 570 William St.
London.
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honored by showers
given by Mrs.Viola Addison, Ms.
Hazel Nicholson and the Auburn
community in Knox Prebyterian
Church.
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Mrs. Carola dle of career in Sunnybrook Hospital,
Kitchener spent weekend Toronto, later this month.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weekend guests,with Mr. and
Harry Beadle. Mis. Wilfred Sanderson were Mr.
- Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Laidlaw and Ms. Fred Youngblut of
of 'Stratford spent the weekend Woodstock, Mr. and Mis. Paul
with her parents, Mr. and Mis. Johnston of, London, Kiss.
Norman McDowell.
Miss Gail Miner of Toronto
spent the holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Ms. Gordon
Miller.
Mrs:. Hugh Bennett of Port
Albert and Mrs.° Eleanor
Bradnock visited last Wednesday
with their sister, Mrs. .Harold
Nicholson of Seaforth. -
Sgt. and Mis. L. Coyne of
Wmdsar returned home after
visiting with her brother, Ross
Robinson, and Mrs. Robinson.
Kiss J n McLennan of
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Kingsbridge Klippings.
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MOTHER'S RELIEF
To the relief of most parents
and sadness of children, school.
reopened on Tuesday for grades
one to eight at St: Joseph's
S 'hoof, Kingsbridge.
Kindergarten "freshnmen" were
allowed an extra day of holidays
by not reporting until
Wednesday. Teachers for "this
year are: School Principal and
Teacher of Grades 7 and 8, Clem
Steffler; grades 5 and 6, Ms °
Delbert Wilson; grades 4 arkd 5,
Mrs. Don Frayne; grades 2 and
3, Mrs. William Ferguson; grades
one and two, lJ'iss Nancy
Anderson; Kindergarten, Ms.
Larry Parks; Principal's reliefs
are Mrs. Jim Hayden and Mrs.
Joe O'Keefe.
WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS
Two families who arrived
through the summer from larger
centres have taken up permanent
residence here. They are Mr. ant'
Mrs. Gerry Voght and family,
Detroit and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Doherty and family,
Agincourt..
The Voght's have seven
children and are living with
• Uncle Frank Sullivan in his large
home.on highway 21. Mr. Voght
is employed in Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Doherty are well
acquainted with Kingsbridge
having both been born and
Margaret Sanderson of London .
and Miss Barbara Sanderson of
Toronto. -
Ms. Karl Teichert Perry and
Petra of Goderich visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston and - .Miss
Laura Phillips.
Mr. and Ittits Harry Arthur
and family returned on Saturday
after a two week's vacation et .
Bogie's Beech.
Mr. and Mrs Hyoid Sprung
of Atwood spent the weekend
with Miss Margaret Jackson_ . -�
Toronto visited last week with Toy Farrow, air. and
her friend, Miss Margaret Mis.. James Young and daughter •
Jackson. Teri of Mitchell visited with. Mfr. '
Mr. and M. Alfred Weston and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and
of Toronto visited last week s,tSss Laura Phillips last week.:
&with her parents, 'Mar:' cud Mrs Mas. Richard . Taylor of
.Allred
Rollinson, and Murray Chatham and her sister, Mis. A:
• Rollinson. p
Ronald Arthur bf Toronto
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and • s. Keith
Arthur, and family. .
Mr. and Ms. WilliamL Craig,
Brian Craig and Wayne Arthur
retuned home last weekend
after a two-week holiday in.
northern Ontario.
Mis. William Rueger and
daughter, Carol of Clinton
visited last week ' with her
daughter, Mrs. Donald
sari vs rn• ht, Mr. Cartwright,
David, Derrick and Lorre.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby
spent last week vacationing in
northern Ontario.
Mrs. Dora Jewell of Goderich
and Jane Fisher of Toronto
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Alm. • Robert J. Phillips. Isfiss
Fisher will begin her nursing
'NEW RECTOR
St. Mark's Anglican Church
Auburn will have its new rector
next Sunday to theecongregation
charge of Wingham St. Paul's,
Trinity Belgrave, Trinity Blyth
• and St. John's Brussels. He is the
Rev. 7. IC Stokes of St. 1ohn's r. at theennui mems
Church, ' Walpole Wand- °' ?services held last Sunday at
service at St. Mark's, Auburb Hope Chapel Cemetery, Mullett
will be at 1;1513.m. - Township. He - paid high tribute
to the early settlers of , the
community who had the
foresight to give rip their homes
in the old land and settle the
hew. He said this is indeed the
Promised Land as it was also in
Joshua's time. The, organist was
Mrs. Edwin Wood of
Londesboro and the offering was -
received by the ^ secretary
treasurer, Henry Flunking. The
targe attendance at this service
was very gratifying to the board
of trustees and all complimented
them on the excellent condition
of the grounds.
J. Vancise and Mr. Vancise of,
Hope, B.C. visited last Thursday
with Mis. Edgar Lawson and Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and
family., •
• ?fir,, and Ms. E.. J. Watterton
of r l— radon
visited last Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Phillips •
Recent guests with LAS
Margaret R. Jackson were Mr.
and Mrs. W. McGregor,
Elizabeth, David and John. .
. Herman ehamney pf Windsor
visited last week with his father,
Robert Chimney.
Mr: and Mis. Norville
Ryckman. Kisses Kathy and
Sandra of Lambeth spent
Sunday with her -uncle, Albert
McFarlane. and Ms McFarlane.
LIBRARY BOOKS
The Auburn librarian requests
all county books to be in on
Saturday. -
HOPE. CEMETERY
"What mean these stones"
was the title of the message
given by the Rev. W. O. Mather
of Blyth. when he was the guest
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Auburn Horticultural
Sod,' will hold first open
meeting on Monday evening,
Sept. 8 kt 8:15 p.m. in the
Auburn Community Memorial
Halt Colored slides, of a trip to
Europe will be shown by Mars.
Ralph Munro and Mis. Bert
Craig. Musical numbers afire to be
In charge of Mss.RusseloBrindley,
and the roil Cull is to be answered
by naming the place- where yn'n
saw the' ,per flowers thus
year.
24HOUR
?OWING SERVICE
brought up here. They have a
family- of four children• and are
living in, the _former :McKenzie
home on the fourth of Ashfield
which they purchased two years
skti
Both families are looking
forward to enjoying their
eountry environment.
iimmemosiammionianoma
Visitors with Mrs. Clifton
Austin . during the past two
weeks were daughters, Agnes,
Mrs Ambrose Hartman. husband
and family, Kitchener; Mary,
Mrs. Jack McConnell, husband
and _family, Scarborough and Mr.
and :Mrs. Raymond Austin,
Marlene and friend Luahne
Sanderson, Toronto.
Hermali Reigling and Ray
Hogan returned home after
working five weeks at tobacco.
fields in Langton. ..
Dennis Quinlan returned to
his home in Brantford after
completing his fourth year
working on the Martin farm. Jim
and Pat Martin and family spent
the weekend in Brantford with
Ms. Jim Quinlsa and family
Mr. and lis. John O'Neil.,
Jackson, Mlch., were at their
cottage at Huron Sands this past
weekend. ° •
Mrs, Jim Martin Correspeedent
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Walter Kelly and mother Mss.
John " Kelly attedded the
Saturday wedding of Miss
Suzanne Kelly to Roger Harrison
at St. Joseph's Church, Corinna
The reception and dance was .
held at the Tecumseh Hotel,
Petrous Suzanne is the daughter
of Dan Kelly formerly from
here. •
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin and
fancily, Hamilton who have been
doing carpentry work in the area
for several weeks returned to
their homes. The men are
steamfitters by trade and have
been "locked -out" of their jobs :
by the Mechanical Contractors
A,,ssociation 9f Hamilton since
May 1a. No settlement has been
reached so far.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Drennan were Mrs.
Dan Doyle and Margaret Ann of
Harper Woods, Mich. Mike
Drennan spent the weekend ate
Miller's Lake near Wiarton.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry,
Detroit, enjoyed a - week of
visiting with the Drennan's
recently.
Miss Florence Lambertus,
Hamilton, spent the "Labour
Day" weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Lambertus.
• Mr. and Mia. Stanley Doherty
and family enjoyed two days of
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Stanley and girls, St. Thomas.
The Catholic Women's
League, St. Joseph's Council
provided coffee, orange drink=
and doughnuts in the church
basement on Sunday after each
Mass for parishioners and srisitors
to socialize during the last
holiday weekend.
Mrs. Art Ribar, Florida, is
visiting her brother, Mr. Frank
Sullivan.
Mr. and. Mrs,. John Van Osch,
and Michael of Waterloo were
weekend visitors with Mr. and
Ilius. Jack Van Osch.
Miss Patty O'Connor returned
home last week after seven
weep tou't of Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kinahan
and,, family, Lambeth, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Gus Kinahan. -
Mrs. Morris Edwards, London,
was also a Sunday visitor with
her mother.
Miss Helen Courtney. has
returns home after spending
summer in theemployment
of Dr. and Mrs. McGill, Detroit
at their cottage here.
The permanent press setting
of an electric dryer gives warm
heat control and a cool -down
period at the end of the "drying
cycle to discourage wrinkling.
Permanent press articles should
be removed from the dryer as
soon as the cycle stops.
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NOTICE TO OWNEROF
DIGS .and CATS---
Prevention
of Rabies
The Health of Animus Branch of the Canada
Department of Agriculture in co-operation with the Huron
County Health Unit will hold a
FREE RABIES
IC -
GodericI Rabies Clinic Fire Hall --- Monday September
.8/69
From 1:00 - 8:00
Bayfield Rabies Clinic -= Town Hall -- Thursday September
11/69
From 1:30-4:30
Vaccination against rabies will be provided for dogs and
cats three months of age and over. Owners who require
certificates of vaccination for export or -other purposes
should consult their private veterinary. No certificates will
be issued at this clinic.
Help prevent human exposure to rabies, take advantage
of this opportunity to have, your pets immunized. A
booster shot each year is recommended,
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