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Bible Sehwk started Tuesday
morning at, the ,Fordwich United
Church, with about 54 children .at-.
tending. The dosing time will be.
Thursday, Aug. 11, at 8 p.m., af.
which time the service will be held
at the church.
Jodi and Nicole- Clarkson of
Brampton spent last week with their
grandmother, Mrs. Jean Clarkson.
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Best wishes to, fluk,h 'and Eleanor.
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Litt who celebrated.. their 25th ter,Mrs. Don ElliottofPetersburg,
wedding anniversary at the:Clifford iretUrbe4 beiTie last week from Van-
Commrinity\eritre on Saturday, couver after attending' the wedding 30, when friends and neighbors of the formers nice, Arlene,Aara.,
gathered for a social evening in their to Charles Yargeau at Surrey;,13.C.
honor. They also,visited other relatives.
Mrs,; Edna Doig returned home Mrs. Valma Jacques of Summer -
last week after spending a few days land; who is visiting relatives in
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride at Ontario, spent plow days last week
Don Mills. with Mr. and Mrs. lilltSotherm-
Barbara Snider of Kitchener visit- Den Moritoux, and his daughter,
ed last week with her grandparents, Sandra;- spent the weekend in Port
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong. Elgin. ?
Quite a number attended the re- Mr. And. Airs., Carroll Jobrison
tirement party on Saturday, July 30, visited .Monday with Mr. and Mrs;
for Lorne Lambkin, held at their Murray Kirkby inStratford,
residence in the village, Mr; and sMrs. Doug Wildfang of
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Mississauga spent the holiday
weekend With Mrs. Nellie Simmons.
Mis. Glenn Johnston spent several
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Les LaWie.ngiat 13ramalea
Wiemke Degenaar and Torsten
• Harmebinglrettrned home to Ham-
•_ burg, Germany, on Saturday after
spending the past two, week S with
• Mr. and Mrs.. Ted Klaassen.
• Mrs. Mahe" Christensen of Den-
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• IN'HAM:MS RAIN:
Catch all the exciting action in the
Labatt's Blue Ontario Sires Stakes.
Three-year-old Colt Trot
estimated purse
Clinton Raceway
Sunday at 1:30
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PORDWIC, — Friends and neigh-
bors gathered at the community hall
on Friday night, July 29, for a
farewell party for Mr. and Mrs.
Anson Demerling who have left the
•village,and are residing i. the new
seniors' complex at Clifford.
Mrs. Florence Wilson welcomed
everyone and Mrs. Ron Livermore
led in community singing. After a
short program, Mrs. Jack Wilson
expressed best wishes to Helen and
Anson on behalf of everyone and
they were presented with a money
tree and a card, with best wishes
from friends in and around the
village. They thanked everyone and
lunch was served,
• KNITTING FACTORY CONING
Early in 1917, the president of the
Board of Trade announced that he
had received a letter from the
Colonial Knitting Co. of Ehnira,
stating that if Wingham would
promise to supply them with 50 girls,
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they would open a branch in this
town. They promised to pay $6.00 a
week to girls when they began and
they would place them on piece work
as soon as they were able to earn
more wages. Interested girls were
asked to leave their naines With the
secretary of the Hoard of Trade.
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At four o'clock on Saturday, June
25, Caryn.Mann of- OttatiVa entered
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Wingham, walking beside her father
and wearing her mother's wedding
dress. She proceeded down the aisle
to meet her bridegroom, Don John-
ston of Ottawa and they exchanged
marriage vows before Rev. John
Vaudry.
Pink, white and blue flowers
surrounded flickering candles that
formed the •altar setting of
candelabra for the double -ring
ceremony. W. Cameron was
organist and vocal , music was
provided by the New Life Singers.
Caryn's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
John Mann of Wingham. The groom
is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Johnston, formerly of
Ompah, Ontario.
Given in marriage by her pannts,
Caryn designed her own headpiece
and carried a bouquet of white
carnations, roses and baby's breath,
touched with bits of greenery: Her.
mother redesigned and altered her
wedding dress.
Jackie Tilker, friend of the bride,
of Toronto, was maid of honor and
bridesmaids 'were the groom's
cousin; Kim Woods Of Kingston and
the bride's cousin, Maureen Adams
of Ajax. They wore cocktail -length
gowns of periwinkle blue satin and
carried bouquets of pink carnations,
fresia, pink statis and baby's breath.
In a miniature version of the same
gown was the flower girl, Hayley
Johnston, niece of the groom, of
Kingston. She wore a crown of
flowers in her hair and carried a
bouquet similar to those carried by
the senior attendants.
The groom's cousin, Thomas
Watson of Kingston, was best man
And ushering guests were the bride's
brother, Tan Mann of Kitchener and
the groom's nephew, Paul Johnston
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provided bind and white pompons
and hearts which decorated the
TeesAvater,ctdross Community
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guests for the groom his cobalt
Mrs. ,Bernice.Watson, who. &eke' a
dusty rose two-iiiece dress.
For travelling to Edmonton, Jas-
• per, Banff and Calgary, the bride
wore an aqua sheath dress. The
couple is now residing in Orleans,
Ontario. The bride is a recreologist
at Royal Ottawa Hospital and the
groom -is sales manager for Lajoie
Products Inc.
Out-of-town guests attended the
wedding from Ompah, Kingston,
Ottawa, Toronto, Ridgetown, Strat-
ford, London, Haliburton and
Barrie. Especially honored to be a
guest at his - granddaughter's
wedding was Charles Adams of
Starborough.
'DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Mark David MacLeod, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David MacLeod and
brother of Lisa, Bancroft, grad-
uated cum laude with his doctor
of medicine degree from the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario on
June 3. At convocation, he re-
ceived the Dr. Fred N. Hagerman
Prize in surgery. He is interning
at Ottawa Civic Hospital and
plans to do a residency in ortho-
paedic surgery following his
internship. Dr. MacLeod is the
grandson of Dorothy MacLeod of
Kincardine, (formerty,of kualmow)
4,and Mr, and Mrs. 'Earl Musciew of
Bancroft.
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