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.4 don'ble-ring •cernerony. ' Way
Perfertned at the home of the
bride's parents Sattlydaly, at
seven o'clock, when Phyllis Ada
Keith; was united in marriage to
Peter .'ohn Chromeyy, ;Qf Port
Colberae, The bride .is, the daughter
of Mr • and Mrs. Alex Keith, of
FordWtch. Mr. Alvin Hamdorf, of
Waterloo, .officiated,
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, were a street -length
dress pf eyelet mohair over white
taffeta with ta,(feta cummerbend
flowing into a bow 4 the back,
and a, scoopedneckline with Ghoul-
der'eap sleeves, Her fingertip nylon
veil was held in place with a band
of irridese nt sequins. She carried
a bouquet Of red roses and white
carnations,
Miss Thelma Snelling, • of Port
Cplborne, was maid of honor,
Wearing. a street -length dress of
turquoise crystalette, white picture
hat and accessories and carrjedia
bouquet of pink roses and: pink
carnations.
-.Mr. George Werse,.:of .•Port Col-
borne, was, the groomsman. ,
,The -reception was held in, the
Community hall, the 4 bride's: table
•being decorated with " pink ,and
white bells • and streamers and a
,..1)41k' and. White three -tiered "wed-
•dlrgr'cake, Guests'were• received
by the bride's mother, wearing a
grey multi -colored polished cotton
dress,; beige accessories ,and. $ coy -
.sage erred 'was assisted
by Mrs. John Snelling, ,••• of w Port
Colborne, wearing •a •blue figured
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dulater, , beige accessories- and a
yellow orchid corsage; • : •
Guests Were ,present from -Port
Colborne, . Hamilton, ;Pert Elgin,
Brussels, Alma, Goderich; ' Strat-
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couple will reside in' Port Colborne,
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The following schedule has been
set 'up. for Group 3 softball games:
Syne. 21 Ripley at Teeswater
Juke' ,21—'Wingham at Blyth:, .
June' 25—Port 'Albert at Teeswater
Jute, 25—,Lucknow• ;at Ripley
June'26—B1•yth. at.,;Winghain .,
Jupe 27 B.enmiller- at,Blyth -
June .28—Teeswater at• Ripley.
June'i29=Wingham at Behmilier
July '2—Blyth at Port Albeit. •
July',2 Benmiller at Wingham
July •'2 Ldcknow at, Teeswater
;Tuly' 6 Ripley
at- Wingham
July 6—Blyth at•'Benmiller'
July.: 9'—Benmiller at Ripley•
Stir'8—Blyth.at TeeSWater-.•Y
lTuly.; 9 Port,,;Albert;at Lucknaw,-
July; 1,7. Teeswater at Benmiller
,11—'port Albert at ,Wingham
July 13 ---Ripley at Blyth:
413l;16 -Ripley at -.Porte: Albert
July .16--Lucknow ;ftt :Blyth
July'18-Benmiller at Teeswater
July` 19 Port. Albert at•°Blyth
July' 19—Teeswater at 'Lucknow
July '20ipley at Benm
—Riller
July 23= Wingham at • Port Albert
Jtly•23—Ripley;., at. Lucknow.
July .2¢—Lucknow at Wingham
July. 30,—Benmillerh;at Port Albert
Winghain •and . Benniiller are 'A'
teams; .Lucknow And Blyth
learns And Port Albert and Ripley
are-,'C'.,teams. • •
LUCKNOW EDGES
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Guides and
rowns J3anque•t
More than 150 parents, Guides .and Brownies 'attended the first banquet
to be held for them in the Wingham District High School ;last :Wednes-
day evening. Pictures show Mrs, 5iliZebeth. McKim, provincial inter-
national commissioner; 1,!rs.. B, .W. Dixon, divisional commissioner;
and Mrs. George Cameron, district commissioner, during the evening's
program.—Advance-Times photo.
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and M s. rJohn 'Cra'g spent
the week -end at the 'home of his
nephew, Mr, John Craig of Oak-
ville, •
Mr, and Mrs. Orval Hastings and
children of Wingham, and her par-
ents, Mr. • and Mrs. Jas. McInnis,
visited on Sunday at the hofne of
Mrs, McInnes sisters, .Mrs; Alec
Butler •and Mrs, Gordon Jamieson,
of r Goderich.
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'The Lucknow ;Intermediates
edged the Wingham Intermediates
5-4 in a •real 'thriller last Friday
night. 'Grant Chisholm and Hugh
MacMillan 'Were on the ]round for
Lucknow • with George Westlake
behind the plate. ,Walter Brown
started for 'Wingham and was re-
lieved in the seventh by Bill Hot-
chkiss. Ken Hodgkinson was be-
hind the,plate.
WINGHAM '" AB
Gardner, 3 b : 5
Welwood, 2b 2
Cerson, ss ' 5 •
Hodgkinson, c 4
Bain,' cf , 4
MacDonald, rf 4
White, 1b .... 3
Storey, if 4
Brown, p ,......, 3
Hotchkiss, p 2
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LUCKNOW AB
Haldenby,,, es 5
Gaunt, 2b •... 5
McCall, 1b •....lm 4
Westlake, c 4
Chisholm, p, it 3
McIntyre, cf ....,4
Arnold, if .v 2
Peterson, It . 0
Hackett, rf .. , ,2
Mc1al.liar, ' p ,.......,, 2
Pollyn, 3b 3
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TEESWATER BEADS
WING�I�IN� TET
The • Teeswater Intermediatex
trounced; the Wingham Intermed.
dates 11-8 in Teeswater !Sark iaat
ueaday night Lloyd Borho went
fhb route for Teeswater, Jim Bain
rn t iird Weis
ho e e �o Wih H m Go d
d tor a
wood Was on the hill for Wingham.
With .;dill• Bain behind the plate.
Wrotham. B,Fryfoglei 26; d.
b+rytogle, cf; L Gardner, 31S; Crew-.
x611, aa, BIlIn, c; i. Clardner, 1by
Cerson 1b; St, Marie :If; 1lotcli
kiss, )rf; WolWood, pr
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Falconer
spent the week -end at the home
of their son, Mr, Relison Falconer
of Sarnia. and .Brian Falconer.their
grandson accompanied them home.
Word was received here on Mon-
day of
onday-of the passing• of William Fur -
bur, • on Saturday, June 15, in Sas-
katoon hospital, after a short ill-
ness. •He. was in his seventy-fifth
near. Over forty years ago -he mar-
ried Lenaeddle of Whitechurch,
,
who with four of their five child-
ren, survive. They also have eight
grandchildren. Interment was in
Tisdale Cemetery on Tuesday, ,
Mr, and Mrs. A. E., Buckton
spent the week -end at the home of
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Gilbert Hamilton, of Lucknow.
Mr. Frank'Stoekill: of 'Niagara
Falls spent the week -end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Mor-
rison. •
,Mrs. Albert McQuillin, who has
,been, at Kincardine for the. past
few -months, :spent a few • days at
her home here.
Mrs. Malys Chapman, Mr. and
Mrs, Russell Chapman and Gary
spent'the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith of; Tor-
onto.
Mrs. Musgrove and 11*. and Mrs.
Stewart Musgrove and children of
Wroxeter visited on Sunday at the
home of Mrs.. D. Willis.
Mr, 'and Mrs. Jack Kerr and
children of Tillsonburg spent the
week -end with her parents, -1VIr.
and lefts. Herbert Laidlaw,
The ,Bible To=d:ay
One of the Bibles under prepay^
ation•for Africa by the translations
department the Britis and For-
eign, Bible 'Society is In the Tonga
language, 'There . are half a dozen.
dialects or variations of -Tonga, and
translators are ,trying to put out
a version that will cover them all,
and be acceptable to the 'Iia;
speaking people as well.
The Tonga Bible should be . ready
about 1986, it is reported by Rev:
M'W, Booth, agent for North and
South Rhodesia and Nyasaland for
the Bible Society, Mr. Booth is a
Canadian, who served as District
Secretary in Montreal for ten years
before his transfer to Africa in
1955. •
Mr. Booth tells of presenting a
New Testament to an 80 -year-old,
Ila chief whois still pagan. • How-
ever, Christianity has so influenced
the chief that he has built a splen-
did school,
plen-did'school, where his son is now a
pupil'.
To do this the African chief sold
'his funeral herd *of 500 cattle. In
a , country where wealth is meas-
ured by the -number of cattle a
man possesses, a chief of his rank
would provide a large herd to pro-
vide a feast at his funeral. There
will be no slaughter of cattle when
this Ila chief
_ dies, for the 500
funeralcattlehave, been sold.to
provide an•institution where learn-
ing and progress ' will bring new
light and hope to the next genera-
tion. •
One of the first books the child-
ren will learn to read is the Bible!
Wednesday—Colossians 3:1-25.
Thursday—Colossians 4:1-18.
Fridey—John 1.19-51.
Saturday—John 3:18-36.
Sunday—John 4:1-30.
Monday John 4:31-54.
Tuesday—John 6:1-35.
PERSON�ALS
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--Mrs, Frank.:Bowden, of Oak-
ville, and her. son, Frank Bowden,
Mrs. Rowden and son Robert, 'vis-
ited With • Miss Elsie .Bowden -over
the :week -end.
—Mrs. R. Greenwood, • of Miami,
Fla., is spending the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Sloan.
—t r, and Mrs. F;' A, Parker
left last Thursday to spend two
weeks at their cottage at Clark's
Point.
—Mrs, Harold Mitchell, of Ham-
ilton, spent a few days last Week
with her ,mother, Mrs. J, A, Cur=
rie, who is moving to Lucknow
this week to live with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henderson.
.-Mr, and Mrs'. Bob Kerr; Doug
and Luanne, of Stayner, spent the
week -end with his parents, -Mr.
and Mrs. J.• J. Kerr Sr.,,Minni'e St.
•—Mr,, and Mrs, Jack 'Hopper, of
Toronto, spent the week -end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. C Hop-
per.
Mr's. W. Haney and Mr. ,and
Mrs. J. Halliday visited with Mrs.
Jones in Toronto on Sunday,
Misses Babe and Pearl Ecken-
swiller of Mimico arid Mr, and
Ars. William Eifert of Toronto,
were guests with Mrs. A. E. Van-
Stbne over the' week -end. •
.--Messrs. W. W. Currie and Geo,
A. Guest attended the fifth Na-
tional Weekend Conference 'of
Men of the United 'Church at El. -
gin House, Muskoka.
---Mr. and Mrs. Jeek, Kerr, Jae-
queline and Brian of Ottesville,
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs; J. 3'. Kerr, Sr., Minnie St.
—Mrs. Harold Swatridge •and
son 'Paul spent the Week -end in
Hamilton and Stratford.
.. -Nfr, and Mrs. Barry Wenger
and family spent Sunday at :her
hems in London,
—Mrs.' WM, Sturdy and family
Of Owen Sound Visited With her
husband over the week -end at the
home of his mother, Mrs 1?rank
Sturdy, While here they attended
the Turnbull reu'nioti at Galt on
Saturday knd visited With friends
in kitcheherand Stratford.
w-Mr.•'and 'Ittr5 Lloyd Elliott
spent the week -end with relatives
in Caledonia. ,
U'arid, okra W lit. pr6*n, of
Halifax N.5:, Spent !slat Week With
Mr. anti! Mrs; J. H, Pitcher,
—LAC L,• G. Will„Mrs: Will and
son Larry,, if .Clairehotme, Alta.,
are visiting with the latter.'s mo-
ther, Mrs. Henrietta McDonald.
LAC Will leaves July 16th for
Germany and his wife and son will
leave as soon as he finds accom-
modation for. them.
Mr: and Mrs, A. S. Williamson
of Toronto. spent , the Week -end
with Misses A. and M. Williamson..
Mrs. Neil, Williamson and sons of
London spent"Sunday at the same
hone.
—Mrs, Fred Spry of 'Toronto,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Spry and family.
Miss' Edna Carr is visiting for
a month at her home in Wingham.
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