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HYMENEAL
Gamble -- Rader
',prion Lutheran Church, Dashwood,
`Vas the scene of a lovely wedding, of
Violet Clara, youngest daughter of
IIx and Mrs L. H, Rader, Dashwood,
tend David Wendell Gamble, eldest
lion of 111r and Mrs Arnott Gamble
Of Landsdowne. Rev. L. Higeue'1
Officiated. Miss Helen Nadiger played
the wedding music an the soloist was
lt,1Liss Shelia Burtch of Elgin, cousin
la the groom who sang "Because"
-arid "t0 Perfect Love,"
Given in marriage by her father,
9.40,
the bride wore a gown of net over
satin with gathered bodice and
Queen Anne Collar and carved tra-
ditional red roses with rose -bud on
satin streamers. Her attendants were
her sister, Mrs Garnet Weiberg of
Waterloo as matron of honor, Miss
Sheila McLeod of London, and Miss
Eleanor 'Prang, niece of the bride, of
Zurich as bridesmaid. The attend-
ants were dressed identically, wearing
nylon marqui'esette over satin trim-
med with lace in blue, yellow and
Ipink respectively. Their headdresses
were braided satin with net trimm-
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Special non -admission coupon attached
to each strip of Advance Sale tickets
must reach Western Fair Association by
9:30 p.m. Sept. 8th, 1952, to be eligible
for above awards.
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ZURICH HERALD
Bayfield Pavilio
T ursday,;Aug?ust 21st, 1952
For A Good Time, Here Are Two Dates to Remember
Every Wednesday 7 ---Modern and Olde Tyrne with
"THE MELODY MAKERS"
FROM LONDON
featuring: Len Masse
Claude Gelinas
Mrs Lindsay (Clinton)
10.00 - 1.00
10.00 - 1.00
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--Music in a Modern Way
Frank Traher and His Orchestra •
with former Band Leader "HOPPY •
HOPKTNS on Vocals al0
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Spot Dances Refreshment Booth
Spacious Parking
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'ems- ' rliicago, are spending a wee: with
Ataa� Sam . and Aaron des-
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ing. They carried''bouquets of Blau-
iolas in matching colours.
his broGne.a' lJesixetctnt 1'
Keith Gamble of Lor LdgA, was his treicher, and Rev. J. M.
brother's groomsman f,rtrg the ustters� of Clif?or d. Success
ere 1V1r. Elmer P ,air of Dashwoid I Was Big.
brother of the '.Ori;yie and •Mr. How- jIl Dashwood Band Tatoo on Tuesday
and .in -la me:lk 'of Gadanoque, bio evening, was a huge success.weather
then in la;;r of 'chs groom. thing was in its favor,
T:nd recep''„ion was held in the even could riot have been more fav-
ehurch bat�,ement. The bride's mother ourable. All but one •of the expect -
wore no-,
with white accessories and ed bands were in attendance. I
the groom's mother wore rosevvioOd ling of •crowds and cars,
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t and announcing by loud speakers of I
e.orsnavy, accessories. Both woe I indivival bands at the gates was well
t :orsages of roses. Jin charge. Grouping of all rostrum
1 ,Guests were pre�eent from Lars- ' ents a bunches for the ,culmination
downs, Gananoque, Elgin, Mol+to:ll, 1u f mass performance was also in
Welland, Tilburg, Norwich, Wzriti' r hand. 'The bands really excelled, but
Goderich, London, Port Albert, "1? �peeial mention should be made of
esloo, Zurich and Dashwood. .a . the Dashwood and Zurich Junior
The compile left for a holveynxottn Bands, so recently organized. The
trip to Jacksonville, Florida and New Majorettes with their twirling rods
York 'City. The bride wore navy
'and the London Band under the lead -
with White aecesaories with a COTS-
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ags ership of Mr. Robinson; the Esme
and meriniba played by a young ar-
tist amplified, added much to the
program. Record attendances; a
we'll supplied refreshment booth and
willing waiters did their best to let
'no one leave hungry or thirsty. In
fact the whole affair was a decided
success.
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Guests at Wedding
Gtrests at the Gamble - Rader Wed-
ging at Dashwood were, Mr and Mrs
Arnett Gamble o.f Lansdowne; .
and'Mns aloward 1VIcClement of Ga,n-
anoque-; Mr and Mrs Harold Denison
'Miss Sheila Burtch of Elgin; Mr and
Mrs Edbert Ducette of Morton; Mr
Howard Burtch of 'Welland; Mr and
Mrs Colin Blair of Tilibury; Miss
-Laura Jean "Doherty of Norwich; Mr
Johnny ;Stewart of Windsor; Mr and
Mrs. jack McLeod; Mr and Mr - F.
7. Curry of Goderich; Mr and Mrs.
Jack 'Brodie of Port Albert; Mr -and
Mrs. Garnet Weiberg, Mr and Mrs.
Ivan Taylor of Waterloo; Mr and
Mrs. Leonard Prang -and Eleanor of
Zurich; Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rader,
Mr and Mrs Ervin Rader, Mr and
Mrs. Elgin Rader, Mr and Mrs. .E1 -
mer Rader, Mr. Gus Miller, Mr and GO,DFREY NICHOLSON PASSES
Mrs Ed Willer`, MMr and Mrs. EbGodfrey s 80, C
W'alper, Mr and Mrs Martin Laub,
Mrs Herb Wein, Mr and Mrs Wm. and a formerNicholresidenton, of theof Zurich
Hay, Miss Helen Nadiger, Mrs. Ed. district died on Monday at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. W. D. Mack,Nadiger, Mr. Howard K1,umpp, Misses
'Gloria Kraft, Marie Moir, Marguer- after a lengthy illness. He was horn
rte Deters, Vera nice Weiberg, Margaret in Hay Township on the Bronson line
Becker and Berries Tyrer all of son of Godfrey Nicholson. He mar-
Dashworod. ried Evaline Johnston who prede-
ceased him about 25 years ago. He
moved to Crediton in 19.08 where he
lived till his death. He leaves to
mourn one daughter, Muriel, Mrs.
W. D. Mack; four grand children,
Bryce ,1Vl.ack, of Zurich; Mrs. Stanley
Whiting, •Centralia; Winnifild and
Rosalie at home, and five great grand
thildren„ .Stephen and Philip Mack,
Melvin, Barbara and Ruth Ann Whit-
en ;and one sister, Mrs. Irvin Graham
of Regina, Sask. Funeral services
willibe held on Thursday at 2.30 p.m. from the home of Mr j
W. Da Mack, Crediton. Intern entlrsin
Exeter Cemetery.
Mrs. Elgin Porter
The sudden death of Mrs. Elgin
Poster, Bayfield, whish occurred in
Victoria .Hospital, London was a bin
shock, having been ill only about 10
hours, in the afternoon she developed
:severe headache and was rushed to
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OBITUARY
BAY•FiIIELD MAN DIES
David C. Dewar, 84, of Bayfield
died at his home after a short illness
He was .born in Stanley Township
and lived there all his life until re-
tiring to Bayfield 30 years ago. He
is survived by his wife, .the former
Ada Watson; two daughters and two
sons and a sister. He was a member
of St. Andrew's United Church. Bur-
ial was in Bayfield cemetery.
DASH W 000
Mr and Mrs •Glen Guenther and
Glenda Sue have returned to Gary,
Ind., after spending their vacation
with Mr and Mrs Syd Baker.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Restemeyer
and family of London are spending
their vacation with his father, Mr.
Otto Restemeyer.
Mrs. Taylor and Anne are spend-
ing a few weeks in Port Elgin.
Mrs. 3. Reschke and Donnie of De-
troit are spending a few holidays
with relatives here.
• Mr and Mrs Syd Baker and Mr
and Mrs. Irvin Sebade vi.sitetl in
Detroit on Sunday.
Miss Theresa Corriveau is spending
a few days with friends in London.
Mr and Mrs M. W. Guenther and
Mr and Mrs Syd Baker spent a few
clays in Port Coorne with Mr and the hospital where she died tna;t ev
Mrs Sacic Huffmanlb, ening. F'�or-Inerly Sarah Reid, she was
Rev. and Mrs Getz and 'family born on lot 7, Bayfield Concession,
are spending two weeks' vacation in Road, North Stanley
Pembroke, 'Montreal and other places' where she lived her entire life. jinn
Mr and Mrs F'clink Mclseac and 1931 ,sh0 waq married to P;i
farndly, 'Harvey Willis and Jack ,Poxter, and the young coupre took!
Wabor, Mrs. Tr-aley and Mrs. T. 'tip residence :on the homefar with
•Toyce., Mr. •I•Tubort Mel aac and Mr.' her .19 widowed
and :is the
, c51e bwaseher
Vincent Collins, all of Detroit, and in
Mr and Mrs Al Ward and family of husband and mother by a son and 4
Winson, winere weekend visitors with daughters. The remains were laid to
rest in hayfield Cemetery with' Rev.
VCns. Lucinda Mcisaac• ,
Mr and Mrs M. D. Oestreicher-and Peter Itenno of St. Andrew's I,nite
daughter Miss Martha Oestreioh.er of church officiating,
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Residence Phone 89.
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