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George 144cCutoheon
Premier Robarts
Can you, imagine any finer place in the world to live?
Do you know any other spot on earth where you could find more freedom
or a more promising future?
intelligent and courageous administration by the .Robarts Government has
permitted the people of Ontario to enjoy a way of life thai is unsurpassed.
On September 25th you will have your chance to guarantee the continuing
progress of our province.
The Robarts GoVernMeht makes only One promise sound and active
development for the Province of Ontaritte
Hurem-Bruce must 'take Its place in this program, One member must be.
on the GOVERNMENT side.
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Thursday, August 29th, ng
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.WW1 United Chartat was tbe
•cOtio o1 a ]Pretty weddIng 0$1
Saturday, August 3rd at two
o'clock, V1104 Glenna ItU,1;11 Bray
was married to Darla Wesley
Hutton, son of Mr. and h14'5.
Jolla Iluttoa of
The bride is the daughter
Mk. and Mrs. Glen Bray ca
The limy. A, Johnston per-
ormed the dohble ring ceremony
before a setting of white by
Oranges. 0E4 glads and ferns..
Pit. Ross Cunningham m banet
who was soloist, sang. The
Wedding Prayer during the core-
mony, and Because during the
signing of the register, accompan-
ied by the organist, Mrs. Glen
Johnston of Bluevale, cousin_ of
the bride. • ....1 i .jou
The bride wore a Cathedral
length gown featuring a bouffant
skirt of nylon net with lace
yoke effect and scalloped inset.
The bodice was of nylon lace
trimmed with cup sequins and
simulated pearls, featuring Illy
point sleeves. From her pearl
beadress fell a fingertip veil of
tulle illusion. She carried a white
bible crested with baby pink
roses with white streamers fall-
ing from the bible.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father.
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lastowea as matron UL nouor,
muss Lleitudine hloTaggart of,
ohm:nett and Mass Oiadys
krutton of Kitchener, sister Of
the groom, as bridesmaids. They
were, attired in street length
• dresses of nylon, in blue, punt
and yellow, respectively, with
white headressos and white
accessories. T4ey carried nose-
gays of baby mums to matey
their dresses. Miss Shirley Bray
of Ethel, cousin of the bride, was
'lower girl. She wore a white
nylon dress similar Le the brides-
maids and carried pink baby
mums in an unbrelia shaped,
basket.
The best man was Hobert Bell
to Kitchener. The ushers were
Murray Bray of iSthel, r , brother,
of the bride and Lorne Cause-
land of Listowel, cousin of the
groom. ,..ts.
A reception was held at Ethel,
Community Hall. The bride's
mother wore a pink linen dress
with lace bodice mid white
accessories. The groom's mother
wore a blue figured silk dress,
'and .black accessories.
For a Wedding trip to points
north the bride wore a white
linen suit with blue trim and
pink accessories.
On their remits the couple
wtll live in Listewel.
Gleeta attended from Kitchener,
• Paltiereb3n, Listowel, Exeter,
131ueTtale, Broadhagon, Mpn-
orieff; Brustels and Ethel.
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