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skirt. bodice was, lace over
organZa stand7up collar and, long
full sleeves of organza with lace
at top of sleeires and at tuffs.
Her headpiece ,was of matching
lace 'and she carried rnitiiarure
'white carnations and bridal pink
roses. • •
Maid of honour was Misi Barbara
Spanner of \Willowdale, She wore
a full length gown of blue pattern-
ed nylon sheer over solid blue
background and .elbow-length
puffy sleeves. Her flowras were
white. carnations and mixed min-.
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Billy Barkwell of Toronto spent
a couple of days with Paul Harrill-,
ton.
Saturday, rain and all, the ,
Hamilton families held their re-
union at Ashfield Park. On '
Sunday the Barkwell families en-.
joyed their family get
to-gether at the same park.
Mrs. Robt. McIntosh has been a
patient in University Hospital,
London.-
Stephen Wylds has gone to Lang-
ton, where he is employed for
the next few weeks.
87th BIRTHDAY
Dan Wylds celebrated his 87th
birthday recently and to honour
.the occasion Mr. and Mrs. Waren
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CRAFT FESTIVAL
AUGUST 3 AND 4
LORNEREID WOE REPAIR. .
Couple Will Live In Guelph
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COLEMAN -
k marriage of Marilyn Mac -
,'daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I;ilacIntyre, R. R. 3 Goderich
Bob Coleman of Guelph; son
and Mrs: gip. Coleman,
into, took place ,on Friday ,•
!pth at 6 p,m. at. Church of
,Lady, Guelph.
lOiating at the .double .-ring
Oily were Father Walsh of
lib and Re‘v. Colin Todd of.
-
yen iii'marriage by her fath-
ebrkle wore a full length
of white satin with A-line
iature roses. s
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mary
Humphries of-Guelph and Mrs.
Audrey. O'Neil of Toronto. Their
dreSses were styled similar to the
maid of honour's but were in pink
and green respectively and they
carried similar flowers.
Lori Collins of R. R. 3 Goder ,
ich was Junior bridesmaid., Her
dress was the same style as the
bridesmaids, but yellow in colour
and her flowers were the same.
Groomsmap was Rick Irvine of
Toronto.
Ushers were Rick Korda of
Guelph and Bill MacKay of Tor-
onto. John Marin was organist
and sang Ave Maria and Prayer
to Saint Francis. '•
A, reception followed 'at the
Cutten Club, Guelph which was
decorated with mixed flowers,
basically in gold.
The bride's mother chose a •
full-length gown of chiffon.over
taffeta in mint green with long
.full sheer sleeves. Her flowers
were yellOw roses.
The groom's mother wore a
full-length gown of crepe chiffon
in melon colour, long full sheer
sleeves, pleated skirt with ruf-
fles on bottom of,the skirt and
bottom o'f sleeves. Her flowers
were salmon coloured roses.
For travelling'the bride Wore
white cuffed bag pants, navy
blue shirt; plaid seersucker
multi-coloured jacket and navy
and white platform shoes.
• The groom wore white cuffed '
bag pants, 'navy blue shirt,
white tie, red, white and blue
jacket and black and white plat-
form'shoes. . •
FolloWing a wedding trip to
Quebec, the couple are residing
in Guelph.
The groom is on the Robert
Little Public School staff in. Acton
and the bride: is on the staff at
St. Joseph Separate School in
Fergus.
PURPLE GROVE
Mrs. Bob Thompson spent the
week end, two weeks ago in
Kincardine Hospital where she was
treated for boils in her ears.
Little Robbie spent the week end
with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Thompson.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.',
Burton Collins were Mr. and Mrs..
Merrald Kuehl of Kitchener, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed McGillivray of God-
erich, John Collins of Barrie and
Harry Smit.
Mr. and Mrs.. Stuart
.Lane and•daughters Visited on
Sunday with, Rev. and Mrs. And-
rew Lane and family at Bruce
Beach.
Corrine Boyle is enjoying a
stay at United Church Sunday
School Camp at Silver. Lake,
while Kevin Boyle spent Sunday
with his aunt Olive Hughs o'f
'Goderich. '
Visitors last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Dore and faMily
were Cecil Dore, Burton and
Kay Collins, Bill and Brian Percy
of Kinlough, ,Robbie Thompson
of Teeswater , Kevin Harrison of
Ripley, Bob McEwan Of Kinlough
and Kevin Boyle..
Mr. arid Mrs, Don Dore , Vicki
and Frankie motored to Nova
Scotia last week; where they
visited Jim at the Armed Forces
Base in Cornwallis. The Dares
left on Thursday and returned
home on the following fuesday.
They also visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Gilkes and Mr. and. Mrs.
,Roger Wood and boys of Oshawa.
Mrs: William. Wood and David
of Durham stayed on the farm
while the Dotes were away and
Burton Collins took over the
chores. ,
Mr..and Mrs. Bob Thompson
and Robbie enjoyed, touring'Story
Book Gardens on Sunday : •'
John Collins left on Sunday for
a vacation in the Western Provin-
ces". °
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Wylds entertained. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Wylds of Ripley and Dan
Wylds.
The MacKenzie reunion was
held recently at Ashfield Park.
All report an enjoyable time
meeting old friends.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry
MacKenzie recently, were Mr. a
and Mrs. Bill Barrett and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacKenzie,
all of Toronto and Mrs, Rhoda
Kemler of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles
accompanied Mr. and Mrs, John
Gamble to Clifford to the open—
ing of the new medical centre
there.'
Miss Margo Matthewman has
completed her summer. seminar
at -the University of Guelph and
is spending a few holidays at' her
hoMe. . •
Timmy Tremblay is in hospital
in Wingham with rheumatic fever.