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Spend honeymoon in FloridaUCW donates
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Following a honeymoon in $3,000 to church
Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
x building fund
Ewen (".nwino u,:lt ._:.�_ _ _W
/� � Hamilton. They were "united in � FORDWICH — °Anwag other
CRANDmarriage by Rev. Kenneth Innen, items of business a motion was
in a double -ring ceremony solem passed at the general meetiltg d
Cued in Brussels Presbyterian the United Church Women to give
+ Church on May 14 at seven o' the building fund $3,000 fi'OQ1 the
clock. UCW reserve fund, immediately.
Traditional colors of pink and The meeting was held June a in
OPENIN.G white, with touches of blue, wereSunday School room
evident in the floral arrange"
The worship service was taken
mems which surrounded the by Mrs. John Topham and Mts.
• 9 candelabra providing candelight Alex Reid, beside a worship
♦of the all new Triangle Discount for the ceremony. Mrs. William centre of pansies and the
King of Brussels provided open
Bible.
wexiciing music on the organ and The therms of MW uuseting was
accompanied the soloist, Miss AST"Stewardship". Mrs. Topham
Joan Elliott of London, who sang opened by giving many examples
"Sunride, Sunset" before the ,: of stewardship from the Bible.
ceremony and "For All We The scripture, Luke 16:1-15 was
3 DAYS.1 Know" during the signing of the read by Mrs. Reid followed by a
register. meditation, "Our possessions are
Mrs. Gowing is the former a trust from God". Mrs. Reid
Z.B.T.•12 oz. Gillette Plus Nancy Jean Adams, daughter of closed the worship with prayer.
BABY RAZOR Mr. and Mrs. William Adams of The program was convened by
9RR 5, Brussels. The groom, who Mrs. Alex Donaldson and Mrs.
POWDER*6 has been residing at Brantford, is Harold Doig. "What shall I give
BLADES Pkg. of 5 079the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Him? — If we expect to have we
Gowing of RR 2, Bluevale. Mr. must first give" was given by
Knee -High Adams gave his daughter in Mrs. Doig. "Do the little things;
Sure -Tan -4 oz.$179 marriage. # it is the little things that count",
Suntan Lotion STOCKINGS The bridal gown was white ce was given by Mrs. Donaldson.
sey, styled with long lace -
STOCKINGS meditation on "What Is
trimmed sleeves, a V neckline Time?" and "Talents" was given
trimmed with lace and brocade by Mrs. Doi Mrs. Donaldson
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Colgate 200 n -J. Superbody fitted midriff. A beaded head- closed with "The Ten Command-
$179
ommand-
$ 79 BODY piece held her long trailing veil ments of `Human Relations". A
TOOTHPASTEbordered with wide lace and she bouquets of white daisies and guests were grandparents of the discussion followed. Mrs. Doig
EXERCISER carried a cascade bouquet of pink blue carnations. couple, Mrs. G. Gowing of Wing -closed with the 23rd Psalm.
roses, white stephanotis and ivy. - Bruce W lbee of Ethel was ham, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brad- Mrs. Elmer Harding, president
Maid of honor was Miss Colleen groomsman and guests were shaw and Mrs. Isobel Adams all of the UCW presided for the busi-
100 ml. Cardiff, friend of the bride, of ushered by Jack Vos, a friend of of Brussels. ness. The roll call was answered
10 Per Pkg. Toronto. Bridesmaids were Miss the groom, of Brantford, and For travelling, the bride chose by "A Talent to Offer". Final
OIL of 49 MAXI Lorna Main, friend of the bride, brothers of the bridal couple, a polyester, dress . patterned in plans were discussed for the
OLEAof London, Mrs. Nancy Corrigan, Paul Gowing of RR 2, Bluevale, shades of pink, peach and green, garden party June 22 featuring a
PADSsister of the groom, of RR 1, and John Adams of RR 5, with V neckline and gathered meat and salad .supper and
Bluevale, and Miss Vicki Brad- Brussels. bodice. Her corsage was a single strawberries.
shaw, cousin of the bride, of Guests from Ottawa, Kingston, yellow rose. Ron McClement, explained the
New J & J Shower -to -Shower Wroxeter. They, were gownedLondon, Waterloo, Brantford, The bride is a graduate of F. E. design of the new doors for the
20 oz. alike in floor -length A-line Lucan, Wingham, Listowel, Madill Secondary School and new entrance. The UCW is plac-
ing the new doors as an for
-BODY ' 9 � � � dresses of floral polyester in Gerrie,. Blyth, Brussels, Fanshawe College School of versary project — 50 years for
TALC LAVORIS shades of pink and blue. The 'Wroxeter and Bluevale attended Nursing, London. The groom also the United Church of Canada and
gowns were styled with V neck the reception and dance which graduated from F. E. Madill
lines, pointed collars and puffed followed at the Elma Community Secondary School and Fanshawe 75th anniversary of the present
sleeves. The attendants carried Centre in Atwood. Honored College. building.
A farewell Was planned for
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traditional white for -g6 wn
A snow white gown of polyester
crystalette over taffeta was
chosen by Brenda Morrison of
RR 1, Lucknow, as she entered
the Lucknow United Church at
seven o'clock the evening of May
29. to become the bride of Terry
Deyell of Wingham.
The gown was styled with
empire waistline and trimmed ai
with knitted lace. Ruffles ac-
cented the long fitted sleeves,
neckline and chapel train. A" last--.,
headpiece held her fingertip veil
of silk illusion and she carried a,
cascading bouquet of yellow
roses with ivy.
White daisies and yellow mums
surrounded the altar where Rev,
Douglas Kaufman performed the
ceremony. Miss Mary Ellen f +
Havens provided organ music x
and Miss Brenda Johnston sang:Y
"Sunrise, Sunset" and the Love
Theme from "Romeo and
Juliet".
Parents of the couple are Mr. z (•
and Mrs. Norman Deyell of �., _ A-
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Win ham and d Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Morrison of RR 1, Luck--
now.
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Mrs. Lucy Miller of Langside
was matron of honor. She wore a '
gown of mint green, styled with
empire waistline, shoestring `
straps and V neckline and
trimmed with white daisies. A
matching cape featured man- ruffled shirt and vellow rose bou- --Photo by Snyder studio
darin neckline and was edged tonniere. His attendants chose mother chose lemon yellow poly -
with a gathered frill. Matching dark brown tuxedos with match- ester fortrel in a gown designed
daisies trimmed the neckline. ing satin trim, white ruffled with empire waistline. Victorian
In similar dresses but in soft shirts and white carnation neckline and capelet sleeves. Her
watermelon shade, were the boutonnieres. corsage was bronze mums. .
bridesmaids, sisters of the A reception followed at the For travelling to the Western
groom, Mrs. Dianne English of Lucknow Legion Hall which was provinces. the bride changed to a
Bluevale and Mrs. Pat Gaunt of decorated with daisies and two-piecer`p(each pantsuit with
Wingham. The attendants candles for the occasion. Center- white acce$,9imes and a corsage
carried white daisies and yellow ing the bride,s table was a three of white mums. On their return,
mums. tiered wedding cake decorated they will reside in Belgrave.
Brian Deyell of RR 2, with white daisies and melon The bride is a graduate of the
Wingham, was his brother's best colored roses with green leaves. University of Western Ontario in
man and guests were ushered by The bride's mother wor(o a physical education and is
Jim English of Bluevale and jacket gown in nile green sheer presently employed at the Cana -
Marvin Morrison, brother of the polyester styled with long fitted dian Imperial .Dank of Com -
bride, of RR 1, Lucknow. The sleeves with cuffs and a neckline coerce. Wingham
groom wore a camel tuxedo with gathered frill. She wore a corsage
dark brown velvet trim, a beige of yellow mums. The groom's
Would
Fordwich Personals by
FORDWICH
Mrs. Bernice Erb and Stephen
of Listowel visited Sunday with
Mrs. Susan Cole and Patty.
The 1st Fordwich Cubs would
like to thank those who helped to
sponsor them in the glass drive,
Easter tea and the trees for Can-
ada.
Master Grant Miller underwent
surgery last week in Sick Chil-
dren's Hospital, Toronto. We
wish you a speedy return to good
health Grant.
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ree
you get 12 fcHeques per
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Costigg you a service charge
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Main St. E., Listowel, Ont.
D. N. Lefebrve, Mgr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Vittie, and
Wells and Miss Beryl MacGregor
THE WRIGHT BROTHERS,
NOPEI The first manned air
Mrs. Mel Allan attended the D-
of I ondon.'They also visited with
flight took place in 1783 above
Day Service Sunday in the Brus-
Mr. Ashton at the Heimstra
IN 1903, WERE THE FIRST
France. The vehicle was a bal-
sels Anglican Church.
Nursing Home, Listowel.
MEN TO FLYAN AIRCRAFT..
loon.
Miss Minnie McElwain John
Sundav visitors with Mr and
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McElwain and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don Montoux and family
George Pittendre-igh spent a few were Larry Montoux, Miss Shar- i
days last week with Mr. and Mrs. on Montoux and Brian Wilkinson,
Bob McElwain in Tornntn all of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Miss Violet Beswetherick re- Howard of London and Mrs. Ruby
turned home recently after en- Cutting of Palmerston.
joying a three weeks' tour of Mrs. Crosby Sotheran and Mr
England, Ireland and Scotland. and Mrs. Clinton Honeyford,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson left (',owanstown, visited on Sunday
last week on a three weeks' bus with Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Mourna-
trip through the Western Prov- -han, Grand Valley, and attended
inces. the Onon ttnimp at the nnoninv of
[,nrs. Thebe Haverfield return- the new Masonic Hall in Grand H I \ of R
ed to her home in Woodstock on Valley F /,(ON Fl?
Sunday after visiting the past at►f
week with Mr. and Mrs Bill Mr and Mrs Ralph Moraco
Haverfield. and Mr and Mrs. Robert Braun �,r,•,•,
Sunday guests with Mrs. of Buffalo visited Saturday wit�
George Ashton were Mrs. Art Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstronp
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