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Mrs. John Boyd entertained
on Saturday at a tropsfseau tea
at her home, in honor of her
daughter, Marjorie. The guests
were received during the after-
noon and evening' by Marjorie,
her mother; and Mrs. Gordon
Hamilton, of RR 1, Hensall,
mother of the groom -elect.
Miss Joan Alexander was in
charge of the guest book dur-
ing the afternoon, and Misses
Sharon Chamney, of Goderich,
and Miss Faye Henry, of Luck-
now, in the evening. Miss Pat
McCluskie invited the guests to
the dining room during the af-
len in the evening.
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The dining room table was
covered ' with a white linen
cloth and centred with. a silver
bowl of pink roses and white
tapers in silver holders. A
three-tier wedding cake centred
the buffet.
Abs. Isabella Boyd, Walton,
and Mrs. Thomas Elliot, of
Blyth, grandmothers of the
bride -elect and groom -elect,
poured tea during the after-
noon, in the evening Mrs. Win.
Boyd, Walton, and Mrs. George
Henry, of Lucknow, aunts of
the bride -elect and groom -elect,
were in charge of the tea -table.
Serving in the afternoon were
Mrs. Lena White, Brussels, and
Miss Eileen Smith, Walton. In
the evening Miss June Hillen,
Miss Jean Patrick and Miss Lois
Godkin, of Walton, served the
guests.
The wedding gifts were dis-
played by Miss Joan Boyd; the
shower gifts by Miss Jean Mc-
Laughlin, and the trousseau by
Miss Edith Boyd. Mrs. Bob
Coates, of Exeter, and Mrs.
Lawrence Eyre, of St. Marys,
displayed the china, silverware
and bedding; Mrs. Gordon Dale,
of Clinton, was in charge of the
linens and fancy work.
Assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. Stanley Hillen, Mrs.
Florence Elliott, Misses Ethel
and Tenie Dennis, Mrs. William
Boyd and Mrs. William Miller.
WEDDINGS
TAYLOR—kIRKBY
WALTON—Rev. J. Boyne, of
Staffa, officiated at a double -
ring cedemony at the bride's
home in Walton, when Mary
Louise Kirkby became the bride
of Beverley Garnet Taylor. The
bride is the . daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirk-
by, of (Walton, and the groom's
parents are -Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
net Taylor, of Staffa.
The bride chose•a floor -length
gown of lace and net over taf-
feta with a sabrina neckline,
and lilypoint sleeves. A crown
headpiece of crystals and seed
pearls held her veil of English
net, -and she carried a white
Bible Crested with roses, and
white streaiers knotted with
stephanotis.
Miss Anne Achilles w a s
bridesmaid, wearing a rose col-
ored tulle street -length dress,
with a white lace overjacket.
For travelling, the bride
changed to a blue. silk shantung
sheath and matching coat en-
semble, with -.white accessories.
The couple will live in Staffa.
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this uniquely -styled bungalow,
J. de Keresztes, Montreal archi-
tect, has created an unusual
feature in the design of the car-
portwhich is approached by a
semi -circular driveway in front
of the house.
A patio is recessed between
the sleeping and living areas
and forms a quiet outlook. The
living -dining room and' princi-
pa) windows face the courtyard
to which there is easy access
from a spacious hall. Ample
space exists in the kitchen for
eating. Utility, heating and stor-
age space are provided for in
the basement and also a play-
room. The entrance of this house
should face north.
The floor area is 1,272 square
feet and the exterior dimen-
sions are 48' 8" by 33' 7" with
the carport projecting another
12 feet. Working drawings for
this house, ' known as Design
2310, may be obtained from
Central Mortgage and Housing
Corporation • at minimum cost.
NANCY LANNIN, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus
Lannin, RR 2, Dublin, plans
to teach at SS No. 4, McKil-
lop, commencing in Septem-
ber. Miss Lannin, who re-
ceived' her .education at Mit-
chell district high .school, is
interested in sewing and
reading. Her special interest
at tiie Teachers' College was
the Psychology Club.
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Merrill, Clinton, will
join the teaching staff at SS
No. 4, Tuckersmith, in- Sep-
tember. Before entering the
Stratford Teachers' College,
Miss Merrill attended the
Clinton District Collegiate In-
stitute and USS No. 12, Hul-
Iett and Goderich. Sports
and reading number among
her outside interests.
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GREY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
SETS GENERAL RATE AT 11.5 MILLS
Mill rates were set at the
July meeting of Grey Township
Council. The general rate will
be 11.5 mills for farm and resi-
dential and- 14 mills for com-
mercial; Fire department rate
will be .5 mills.
James A. Hoyes ha been in-
structed to examine and report
on the drain requested by the
petition of Albert Godden and
others, to change . the existing
Agreement Drain to a Munici-
pal Drain. He is also to exam-
ine and report on the drain re-
quested by the petition of Stan-
ley McFarlane and others to
change the Luke Speiran Award
Drain to a Municipal Drain.
Grants of $30,00 to Cranbrook
and Moncrief Libraries, $15.00
to Molesworth and Walton Lib-
raries, and $50 to Ethel Library
were given by council.
The Ethel Teen Town was
given permission to 'block off
the Ethel Street, from Swift's
corner to Hansuld's corner, to
hold a street dance.
The meeting adjourned to
meet again August 4th.
The following accounts were
paid: The Municipal World,
supplies, $17.50; Huron County
Road Superintendent's Associa-
tion, membership fee, $10; Lib-
rary grants, $140; C. R. Dunbar,
to Mayors' and Reeves' 'Conven-
tion, $25; John Bishop, calf kill-
ed, $50.00; Callander • Nursing
Home, $79.75; Township of Ar-
thur, relief, $11.30; Amos Smith,
groceries, relief, $79.24; rent,
relief, $20; George Wesenberg,
part salary, $45; Wm. A. Close,
LOIS MALONEY, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.
Maloney, Seaforth, will teach
at a Separate School in Kit-
chener in September. Miss
Maloney obtained her ele-
mentary education at St.
James' Separa,e School, -Be-
fore entering the Stratford
Teachers' College, she gradu-
ated from Seaforth, District
High School. She enjoys
reading and was a member
of the college's mixed choir
and bowling team.
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MORTGAGES
Farms -- Residential
Commercial
The Industrial
Mortgage & TrustCompany
Contact our Representative:
W. E. SOUTHGATE
Phone 334 Seaforth
fox bounty, $8; Tom Raynard,
fox bounty, $4; Nelson Hanna,
for bounty, $12; Reichard Brad-
shaw, fox bounty, ,,$4; Ross
Hanna, contractor, Hislop Dr.,
$575; James A. Howes, supt.,
Hislop, $35; Lolyd Weber, al-
lowances, Hislop, $4; Wm, Brod-
hagen, allowances, Hislop, -$13;
Andrew Turnbull, allowances,
Hislop, $20; James Smith, al-
lowances, Hislop, $13; William
Turnbull, • allowances, Hislop,
$15; E. M. Cardiff, clerk's fees,
Hislop, $40; Archie Mann, com-
missioner and court of revi-
sion, Hislop, $9; Glenn Huether,
commissioner and court of re-
vision, Hislop, $9; Clifford Dun-
bar, court of revision, Hislop,
$5; Kenneth Bray,- court of re-
vision, Hislop Drain, $5; Law-
son Ward, court of revision,
Hislop, $5; roads and bridges,
$6,465.36. Total, $7,719.15."
" Pions'°
New Lights For
Wroxeter Streets
Nine street-Iights. in Wroxe-
ter will be replaced by seven
modern dour -foot fluorescent
tyPe-lamps. The new lights will
be placed along the main street
of the l;lowick village. Howick
township council requested Ori-
tario Rural Hydro to replace the
lights fallowing a request from
the village's police trustees,
'The five township libraries
wilI receive grants of $25.00,
council' decided at their July
session. Frank King was ap-
pointed commissioner on the
Thomas Vittie Municipal Drain.
Court of revision on the drain
will be held August 7, at 11
a.m. -
Monday, August 7, was de-
clared a civic holiday in How -
ick township. Wightman Tele -
hone Co. was given .permission
to lay underground cable along
township roads to a radar sta-
tion. The work will be subject
to the supervision of the road
superintendent as to location
on the roads.
Accounts passed for payment
totalled $19,321.20. Council ad-
journed to meet August 7.
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