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,Mr. and Mrs. 1Vlontague David
Bella were married at St. Ignatius'
Roman Catholic Church,
Winnipeg, recently. The bride is
the former Mary -Claire' Patricia
Corrigan. •
The Rev. Father Gerard
McGinnis, S.J., officiated at the
4, nuptial mass and double -ring
Mr. and Mrs. Peter (Sandy) Bisset ceremony. .
Photo by tred`Bisset The bride is the only daughter._
- A quiet but pretty wedding
Wit solemnized.. at- Belleiina
• Farm, Hensall, January 1?,
1970. Rev. Wilfred D. Jarvis
officiated.
A -- :double -zing ceremony
united in; =marriage Kathleen
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Mrs. ' Stewart. Bell, and Peter
- (Sandy) Bisset of Goderich. _
At the foot of the spiral
stairway, decorated in pink and
white streamers, the bride .was
met by her elder son Richard,
who escorted her to the living
room. The room was decorated
with white chrysanthemums'and •
yellow snapdragons.
,The bride chose a floor -le gth
gown of mauve crystal . : ght,
featuring. a white and silver lace
panel _ down the front, and
matching long sleeves: A mauve.
bow trailing , to. -the. 'floor
accented the back, and a small
veil of lace with bow of mauve
• necklace and matching drop
earrings ' The, headpiece was
similar to the bride's, ,r. but in
gold. She carried a- basket : of
white and mauve baby feathered
formed the headpiece: Her
bouquet • was of mauve
cymbidium '. orchids and.yellow
sweetheart roses.
Miss' Troyann Bell, sister of
-the .bride, was maid of honor,
wearing a mini dress. of gold
crystal delight -with wide front
panel, • and large.. bow with
The mother of the bride chose
a dress of. figured jersey iii.
• fuschia, with matching
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•.accessories,..._ anfi. a. corsage of
white orchids.
A� reception was held at
Hensall Hotel..,
For travelling, .the bride
donned a. short gold • dress,
accented by sequins. and seed
pearls.' She wore a white poodle
cloth moat, with turquoise
accessories- and orchid 'corsage.
Afters�W a wedding trip " to
Florida . ' and •-- --Texas', the:
newlyweds will reside at Saltford
Heights, Goderich.
Guests at-` tha Bisset—Bedard
wedding from out of town were
Miss Peggy Stewart, Byron;DMr.
and . Mrs. John Balderson,
London; . Mr. and Mrs. John
Miller, Creemdre; -Mrs. Bertie
McMurtrie, Hensall; Miss Flora
Macdonald, Miss Margaret
Grovier and Fred . Bisset,
Mr. and Mrs: M. D. Bell.
of. Mr, and Mrs. B. L. Corrigan or
Winnipeg. The bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. David
Bell of Vancouver. °•
The' young couple, who are
attending University .of
Manitoba at Winnipeg, have
taken up residence at 17 - 145
Mayfair Avenue, Winnipeg 1.3,.
Manitoba.'•
The bride's grandparents were
Ontario -born.. Her paternal
grandparents; the late- Mr. and
-Mrs. • Michael -Corrigan, were
natives of Lucknow and
Seaforth. Her " — maternal
grandparents, the late Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. O'N.eill, were °natives
of nearby Kingsbridge and `
Amherst Island in Eastern
" Ontario, respectively:
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Mrs. , Ewan -MacLean,' Collinson; COC, Mrs. Ross
Mac-kenzie,
Macdonald
c o 1Y1 fee,
Mackenzie,
president, was - in- charge of the
WMS meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Richard West with an
attendance of 11.
Mrs. Sandy
; nominating
Mrs. Jack
Mrs. Henry
• P -t -and tha roll-fib----MaGkei iie-and-r,: th4im West
worship, she explained the new
study of reconciliation �'
rand the
various phases of it. •
•• Mrs. Earl Howes gave • the
meditation, . • and Mrs. J:
Mackenzie and Mrs. •H.
Mackenzie held a dialogue on
how . to promote good feeling:
Searching questions brought
discussion of ways and means.
Rev. J. K. Rooney installed
the officers for 1970..
These are: past president, Mrs.
R. , West; president, 'Mrs. E:.
MacLean; first vice-president,
Miss.. Sadie Johnson; second
'd t M W W ids•
PRESBYTERIAN.ANNUAL
Rev: J. K. Rooney was
chairman for the annual meeting
of _Ashfield Presbyterian Church'
held on January 18:
Reports from all departments
were read and showed an active
and successful. year°
The church basement was
tiled ana a bee held to cut down
�d elms in the yard. -
The three retiring managers
were' voted in -for another, term,,
also the • auditors, • printing
committee, congregation
secretary and treasurer, _
vice-president, , rs.
W. y. ,
third vice-president, MChurch services will be. at 11
zs.R
- : ..
West; secretary, Mrs. Donald
Simpson 'and .Mrs. H. Mackenzie.
Press secretary, Mrs. ° E.
Howes; treasurer, • • Mrs. Wm.
Ross; liter tune, Mrs. Wm. Ross;,
life membership, Miss , Sadie
Johnson; pianist,' Mrs. J. West;
friendship and " service,„„,, Miss
Sadie Johnson,
Supply,, Mrs. D. MacMurchy;
• CGIT, Mrs. J. West; Explorers,
Mrs. Allan Macdonald, Mrs: J.
a.m. from February 1r until
further -notice. _
EUCHRE PARTY
A euchre party ` was held in
the basement of theAn lican
Church January 20.
:Winne-rs were --Charles
Crawford, Shelly Tigert • and.
Loyd Tigert.
Viff een members Of Gaderich
and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded , met in. the -„i
newly' foeated -Queen E jzabeth
School . for their "` January
irneeting, ._..N
'President Tom gonsitt gave a
briefsummary of work carried
'on over the past year by the
Association
;Favourable,. repQrts' frons
Secretary Mrs. L. 13, P raham. and ,
treasurer, Mrs, 4 Mr• Rarper,
were presented " "
Workshop iConVener,
Cameron outlined the : work
being, done at the Adult .Traini'ng
Centre on South St. •
Mrs. Win; Reid, Home Care
Secretary, led in. a discussion
pertaining to a. youth seminar to
be held in G. D. C.
Auditorium on Wednesday, Feb.
4. The' seminar, is - to be
conducted by an -Smith a
representative from Ontario
Association for . Mentally,
Retarded. .
The 'Theme of the seminar
will deal with youth involvement
with mentally retarded.
Members were taken on :a very
interesting .•tour of the new
school premises. by Mrs. L. B.
Graham, principal of Queen
Elizabeth School.
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The January meeting'.of the would be held. in Paris, April 21
Afternoon Auxiliary of ' the -and 22. _'
Woman's Missionary _Society of It. was decided that the
Knox Presbyterian Church was society will send either a girl or
'held on:. Tuesday afternoon, boy, ward of the Children's Aid
January 20. - to Kintail Camp for a week this
The president, Mrs: H. Rivers f year.
welcomed
h the , 2.7 members The ,members were reminded
present and expressed the hope to bring , their Christmas cards
for a successful year in 1970._.. , and used stamps to the February
Miss L. Macarthu.r's report for meeting.
Friendship and Service was a
particularly good', one...reporting
103 calls.
• The Literature.secretary, Mrs.
A. Enright, displayed' ' several
°books which • she offered to the. g�
members, for winter. reading.
- - 'Miss Macarthur`tc ok harge of
the devof theotional part.
program, introducing the theme
.for 1970, "'Reconciliation in a
°Broken World."" In. an inspiring
address she pointed out that
reconciliation with God - is
through Christ.
Mrs. J. ,Horton followed with
- an interesting paper on "China
in Change," • showing that
China's change is likely to affect
the history&', of the world., Will
China become a Christian
nation?
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Presbyterial meeting in Seaforth,
• Jani arr 14, Mrs, Rivers
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