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HAM and STRAW Li ERE Y SUPPER
will be served at
U I: I /Li) Of-IuRCH. BRUSSELS
from b o dock E< til 8 u.m
TUESDAY, JUNE 29th,
Ac'alits $1.60 Public School Aged Children 50c
A Capacity Crowd Filled The New
Legion Ball For Hydro Showtime
(continuo from. page one)
Mrs. Lorraine Starch, Mri. Geo.
Bridge, Mrs. Stan Speiran, Mrs.
1), Achilles, Mr. Wayne Lowe:
Potatoe Chips: Mr. Clark Math-
eson, Mrs. Harry Bolger, Mrs.
Jack Cox, Mrs. John Perris, Mrs.
Jint Patterson, Mrs. Ray Math-
eson: Cookies: Mrs. Rae Craw-
ford, Mi s, Mary Mrs. Alvin
mcDowlia, tars. 1i4OtAerr,
Mrs. Earl Watson, Mrs. Wilfred
IShorireeds Mrs, Prank Walters,
Mrs. Glenn„Hpether, Miss Mary
Scott, Mrs, Rein, Regele, Mrs. H.
MM Andrew COutt8;
Bag of Groceries: Mrs. clew,
Steiner.
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(.4. CANADA
Rector; Rev. h. L. Jennings.
SA.. LIM,
Organist: Mrs. S. eAliott.
ST. JOHN'S
11:00 isnx. Morning Prayer
and. Churcu School
`7:30 pan.. RITE] UP
CON PIRMA'l ION
Right Rev. H. IL AD pl (*Yard MX.
B.A., D.D., Bishop of U'-'eorgian Ilay
St. Alban's and St. David's
ATWOOD
9:30 a Morning Prayer
BORIS
THORNTON — lil Seafoi La Ilus-
pital, oil June 2nd, .1.90.) to Ur.
and Mrs. Rebut I'llointon,
Dublin, a son, Steven Renneth
— a brother for Dianne.
'Melville Ladies Aid,
Melville Ladies Aid Society
preceded their June meeting with
a pot-luck supper at the Pleasant
Yarn home of Mr. and MrS. W. U.
Bing. Following a de,licious meal
.Mt8. George Evans, the presi-
dent conducted the meeting. The
scripture was read by Mrs. Har-
vey Dennis followed by prayer by
Mrs. W. it. Little. Plans for a
Lion's supper on Monday June
14th weisi made.
Miss Bassie Moses read an in-
teresting story of George Bev-
erly Shea and Mrs. King and Mrs.
Harold Cardiff played a piano
due,t "The Robin's Return",
Which was much enjoyed. Mrs.
iW. W. Smith moved a vote of
thaus to Mrs. King ter her hospit-
ality.
KENNEDY — PARISH
LOUthe Parish oceanic the
thiviu Roy h.entie,dy in a
t. tickling ceremony in Etillview
brushy Lei Ian. Church, Islington.
Their marriage vows were
sotemnized. in a double-ring cere-
mony, by the Rev. D. IVIcLelland
assisted by the Rev, C. L. Mitchell
at four o'clock pan., against a
background of palms and tall
standards of white snapdragons
and chrysanthemums.
'rile nude is the enter aaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Palish of
Islington. J. lie gi oont's parents are
auu Mrs. it. W. Kennedy of
Lrusseis.
Mr. Do Verne Manes. was the
soloist. accompanied by Mr. R.
_Nlunro, choirmaster, who con:
nueted the choir in traditional
weaaing
The bride, given in marriage
by ner father, Wore a bridal gown
ui white satin peau de sole. The
Lilted bodice was Lasliloned with
long sleeves. Deep pleats flowed
from the back of the waistline
into a short train. The neckline
and the front of the hooped skirt
were enhanced with detailed
applique. Her three tiered bouf-
fant veil was held by a coronet
of pearls. Site carried a cascade of
crimson roses.
Siiiss Linda Parish, who attend-
ed iler sister as maid of honour,
and bridesmaids, Miss Teddy°
Perkes and Miss _Kathie Parish,
cousin of the bride, Were dressed
in sheaths of shocking pink peau,
de Sete. The dresses were design-
ed with elbow length sleeves,
overskirts \mice fastened with a
bow at,..the waist and had rosettes
down each side. The inatcliing
wedding baud headdresses were
veiled. They carried sprays of
pink and white carnations.
The flower girls, Janice Ken-
nedy, niece of the groom, and
Jean Parish, cousin of the bride,
Wore fall skirted frocks of pink
peati de eale a wreath of mina-
Lure flowers in their nair, and
carried erescent ,baskets
pink and white carnations.
Master Robert Kennedy was
ring bearer.
Mr. Robert Kennedy of Ottawa
was his brother's groomsman.
GueStS were ushered by Mr. Ted.
Cowling, Toronto, and Dr. Peter
Hemingway of Listowel.
At the reception, in the ball-
room of the Holiday Inn, Mrs.
Parish received the gueges In 'a
dress Of pale blue brocade with
large Pearled collar and long
sleeved jacket, blue Little hat and
matching` aceessorieS. Her core
sage was a pink orchid. She was
assisted by the inother of the
groolil th litichl champagne silk
faille, c.:outrasling vari-olorod
lath ir. turban, champagne acees-
.S011(3:3 tilla a green orchid CO!sz.gd,
The bride's table was centre4
with a three-tiered wedding cake,
crowned with fresh sweet peas
Vinci lily of-the valley, flanked by
White tapers. The wedding dinner
was roliewod by dancing.
For a 1‘.•(,Otiing aril) to Northern
Ontario the bride donned a green
stilt Will! inueb: accessories
and. ()rebid corsage. On their re-
turn they twit up residence at 19
King St. West, Bolton, where
vs, 1\ennedy is on the teaching
staff., Mr. Kennedy I3.A. R.S.W.
has taken a summer position with
the John Howard Society, Toronto.
The previous evening the Bridal
party were entertained by the
groom's uncle Hugh and Mrs.
,Kennedy at their home in Torontis.
CHURCH.
OF CANADA
Minister; Rev. A. M. Johnston
B.A., BD.
Organist; Miss Sharon Storey
9:45 a.m, Sunday School
11.00 a.m. Public Worship
Sermon Topic:
"An Open Letter to our M.P."
PRESBYTLRIAN CHURCH
CP NADA
MELV ILLS CHURCH
Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison,
MA.
Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson
*Noy
10:00 a.m. Sleurch School
111.10, a.m. Oornmunion Service
Sermon Theme:
-At the Table"
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