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Members In
Ty Hearts Club
g'crowd and a fine Pot
Pinner started off the new
for Ripley Happy Hearts
The meeting was held in
'ion Hall with Mrs. Orah
ud as hostess and ltinch
rments in charge of Mrs.
Elliott and Mrs. Earl Loh-
iixteen residents of the .0. H
n Kincardine were guests
with Stanley Drennan and
folks were happy to have
hare in the program. Mrs.
ave a very fine talk on Ar-
and what is being done to
lit, 1E11948, there were
hritis Branches in Canada
nv there are 190. Over a
n people suffer from
is. Children and even in-
nye it, Canada has the
oinrol program of any place
!id but it is important to get
Octor in time. There are
rheumatic Control areas
4 closest one is. London.
ind climate do not appear to
affect arthritis. Mrs. Jank showed
a' fine film on Control of Arthritis.
Packets for a ,local canvas , which
is being dbne by Senior Citizens,
were distributed,
Mr. Carnochan was welcomed
and led in a sing-song. Then Mrs,
George Downey of Tiverton told
of her trips to Scotland and illus-
trated her talk with lovely slides.
With so many Scottish people in
Ripley, these slides proved most
enjoyable. •
. Mrs. Stewart Shiells listed the
names of those interested in Bowl-
ing. It was decided to start on
September 26th. The next meet-
ing will be the evening .of Octob-
er 12th in the Public School.
Membership, now stands at, 77.
ThuS all indications are that. the
Happy Hearts of Ripley are plan-
ning an interesting program 'for
this season.
The Happy Hearts Club will
set up a display at, Ripley Fair'.
In charge will be'Mrs. Alex Mc-
4Auley, Mrs. Earl Lohnes and Mrs.
Gordon Scott. They would
appreciate the co-operation of
the Mernbers.
HOGAN
St. Joseph's' Roman Catholic
Church, Kingsbridge , decorated
with candelabra and baskets of
shasta daisies and yellow mums,
was the. setting for the marriage of
Bonnie Lynne Pletch and Juries
Gerald Hogan on Saturday, Sept-
ember 15th at 3 o'clock. Father
Edward Dentinger officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Pletch of
Brussels. The groom is the son
of ,Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hogan of
R. •R. 7 LucknoW.
Wedding music was played by.
Miss Colleen Farrier of Toronto,
K1NLOUGH
The Holyrood Women's Institute
will meet on. Thursday evening
October 4th at' the home of Mrs.
Ellwood Elliott. Roll call 2 :a
hobby, for retirement years. Topic-
Culture. Motto - a woman who
wants to do 'something 'finds a way.
The other finds an excuse. Con-
test .A floral arrangement made
from weeds. •Directors - Mrs..
Frank Maulden, Mrs. HoWard Har-
ris.
Mrs. Frank Maulden 'attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Pardy
on Wednesday at Mount Bridges.
On Sunday at the Anglican
Church, Michelle Irene and Mar-
ianne Margaret , twin daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rhody
were baptized'. A family gather-:
ing was held at their home follow-
ing the service.
Mrs. Bert McLean and Mrs. ,
John McFarlan of Kincardine visit-
ed on Wednesday with' Edna, and
May, Boyle iand other friends here.
Mr. and -Mrs. Tom MadDonald
went to Teeswater on Sunday and
took her mother Mrs. Joseph, Guest
to, Wingham Hospital, where 'Mr.,
Guest is a patient. We Wish him
improved health.
The Right 'Reverend William A .
ToWnshend , Mrs. Townsherid and
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boyle of Lon-
don called on Edna and May BOyle
on Sunday. Bishop Townshend
was guest speaker at the K'ingarf'
Harvest Thanksgiving service.
On Sunday next, September
30th at 11 o'clock a Parish Harvest.
Thanksgiving service will be held
in, St. John's Anglican Church;
Bervie. 'A' luncheon reception
will follow, This will be the
only service for the day,
Mrs. George Graham flew to
Saskatoon owing to the illness of
he brother there.
owel.
They were identically, dressed
in, floor length gowns of mint
green polyester crepe with white
lace:trirn and carried bouquets of
white shasta daisies and yellow
mums. They wore matching
green flowers in their hair.
Miss Lori Cronin, niece of the
bride was flower girl. Her dress
was identical to the bridesmaids.
and she carried a basket .of yellow .
and •white baby rrinms.
Groomsman was Michael Hog-
an of Lucknow , 'brother of the
groom. '
Ushers were Don Pletch of Brus=
sels, brother of the bride and
Ron Hogan of Deep River , brother
of the groom.
A reception followed at the
Brussels Legion Hall.
The bride's mother wore a
floor-length gown of blue floral
chiffon, silver accessories and
corsage of yellow baby mums.
The groom's mother chose a
floor-length gown of dark green
floral chiffon,,brown accessories
and corsage of yellow and bronze
mums .
For travelling the bride chose
a black and'white pant suit,
black accessories and yellow and
white, mum collage..
Following their wedding
trip to Niagara Falls, points in
U.S.A. and Quebec, the couple
will reside in Goderich.
Guests 'were' present from Toron—
to, Sarnia., Kitchener, Moose
Jaw Saskatchewan, Waterloo.,
Londcin, Teeswater, GeorgetoWn,
GOderich, Bruslels, Lucknow. •
r-ior,•to the wedding bridal
shower's were held in London,
Kingsbridge and Brussels.
CAR SHOWING
AT
SCHUTZ CHR YSLER
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
GODERICH
- - PLETCH. Photo by' McDowell
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cousin of the bride. Soloist was.
Robert Cunningham of Ethel.
Given in marriage by her' fath-
er , the bride chose a formal gown,
of pebble peau de sole, elbow
length sleeves, scoop neckline,
empire waistline and alencon •
lace trim. She wore a chapel
train with matching lace and her
shoulder-length veil Was held by
rose petal flowers and seeded
pearls. She carried a cascade, of
red roses and white feathered
mums.
Matron of honour was Mrs. Kar-
en Cronin of §eaforth, sister of
the bride. .
Bridesmaids were Miss Rosemary
Hogan of London, sister of the
groom and Lynda Giblon of List-
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