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Karen Beecroft is wed
in candlelight - .tirtlny
A beautiful candlelight ceremony
was held June 18 at 4:30 iL, the Forest
Hill United Church, Kitchene--
uniting Karen Arlene' Beecroft ark.
Gregory Paul Dwyer in maiTiage.
The bride is •ti claugh‘er of
Ernest and Marjorie 'roft of RR
3, Wingbam and the grooL,1 is the son
ze,..qofr -Kevin- and- --Mary—Dw-y-r -of
Kelligrews, Newfoundland. Rev.
Marilyn Rushton officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. , She wore a floor -
length Sposaeuropa gown from the
Princess collection.
Maid of honor was April Moore, a
dear friend of the bride.
" C!' s ni cis were Kim Jardine,
r of the groom and MarlaLewis
of Toronto. The floWer girl was
Nicole Jardine, niece of the groom
and the ringbearer wa 3 Jason Clark,
grandson of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
Elliott of Wingbam.
Best man was Ron Kavanagh of
St. John's, Newfoundland, friend of
the groom. The ushers were Craig
Dwyer, brother of the groom;
Brendan Jardine, brother-in-law of
the groom and Dean Dwyer,sousin
of the groMX.Faniibr CalidieLwere_
lit by brothers of the bride and
groom, Kirk Beecroft and Noel
Dwyer,
The reception was held at the New
Dundee Country Club, Ron Beecroft,
brother of .the bride, was master of
ceremonies. Many guests attended
from Newfoundland, as well as from
Chicago, Livonia and Philadelpfiia.
The couple honeyinooned in•
Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela. They
are residing in Kitchener.
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• .nt visitors with Mrs. Ethel
De included her daughters, MM.,
Frances Lewis of Kitchenes,
Mrs, Hugh Hart, RR 1athhill.- •
A number of Gorrie friends of Mrs.
Thirza Scott of Streetsville were
able to visit with her at the home of
Mrs. Mary Hedley of Teeswater last
Saturday. Mrs. Scott is a former
resident of Gorrie.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Gallaher were Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Broil, Terry, Sarah and
Jenna, Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hermann, Shelby and
Christine, Oshawa; Cheryl Spencer,
Jason and Jewell and Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Wallace, Whitby; Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Ross, Amy and Freddie,
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Gallaher, Ryan and Tyler,
Wroxeter; Susan, Bill and Rob
Gallaher and Mr. and Mrb. iton
Renwick of Melita, Manitoba, All
attended an 80th birthday supper for
Mrs. Ruby Wallace of Clifford on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell of
Kelowna, B.C. called on Mr. and
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Mrs. George Brown on Saturday. home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Pyke. ..2
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__Walkerton, is _spending a. fevv-days -
IVIrs. P.,fiyllis Lemon of ,EIR 2, Mr. and Mrs. CaTlFittch
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with.Mrs. Fred Hayden andviiiting
other friends in the area.
Winners in the Gorrie' Senior
Citizens' progressive euchre'
Tuesday evening in the town hall
were Mrs. Marian Kirby, Allan
Hyndman, Mrs. Linda Kerley and
Robert 'Gibson. UNO winner was
Mrs. Nellie Taylor and draw winner
was Mrs. Allan Hyndman.
Congratulations and best wishes to
Angie Stone and Jeff Sanburn who
were married in the Gorrie United
Church last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack 13 'own and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hogg spent the
weekend at Green Acres r' -imp,
Kincardine, for the cloying
Ithering of campers.
and Mrs. Cliff F., ie recently
attended the International Plowing
Match at Stratford and spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hall
of Burford.
Mr. and Mrs. LorneFarnsworth of
Huntsville spent the weekend at the
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visited Wednesday at the .8 Me
home.
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W. Caskanette
goes to Alberta
to new posting
rs. Agnes Caskanette recently
ha e pleasure of entertaining her
sort, 'eft -tenant Commander W. J.
Caskanette and his wife, Sandra,
during a short visit after they
returned to Canada from a three-
year posting to Germany.
Wilfred, Sandra and their son,
Stephen, have been transferred to
Cold Lake, Alberta and have taken
up residence in the town of Grand
Centre. LCdr. Caskanette is the
administrator of the military's
regional hospital at Cadian
Forces Base, Cold Lake.
We are making it easier for you to do
business with us.
In July we announced Access Small
Business — a series of measures to
ensure that our procurement system, is as
open and fair as possible. -Under Access
Small Business:
• you'll have more chances to bid for •.
contracts, With our improved bid
rotation system.
• we're putting small business
advocates in key areas of our
organization to work 'directly for you
arid with you.
• it will be easier for you to sub -contract
on major government purchases.
• we're setting up a contract information
centre and improving our publications
so you'll have more and better
information to work with.
For more information on Access Small
Business call or visit your nearest Supply
and Services Canada office. Our number
is in the blue pages of the phone book.
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SeThe Hon. OttaJelin'ek L'hon. Otto Jelinek
Minister Ministre
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