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aunt, Mrs, Lawrence TaYlor,
Miss Janet Beveroft spent a few
days last week with her aunt, Mrs.
1-lector Hamilton, of Gorrie, and
later left with her uncle, Mr. Mel-
ville Beecroft, to spend a few days
ttt Otterville.
Mr. and Atrs. Harold L a mo n t and
family moved front Turnberry last
TRCE I - -Tim NVMS and
the children of the Pre.sbyteriLa
('hunch met last Wednesday at the
home of the president, Mrs. John-
ston Conn, who presided for the
meeting, After the call to worship
a Psalm was read.
Alma Conn, president of the Mis.
WilITEDIURCH 'CHILDREN PRESENT
Windser, are visiting with their ofiRAm AT Olutron and 13onn'e COYlle. of pg W M 11 S
week-end to the house on the Wes sion Band, presided for a short
Haines farm in East Wawanosh. prrgram presented by the children,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reavie and with the superintendents, Mrs. Earl
baby, Stephen, of Barrie, are spend- Casliek and Mrs. Ilugh Simpson,
ing their vacation with his par- Sandra Fisher read the PsIlni and
eats, Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Muriel Conn and Denise Norman,
Reavic, read portions of Scripture. Miss
Mr. Bud Orr, who is working at Edna Wall led in prayer. Six small
Wiarton, and Mrs. Orr and family, children recited readings and Mrs.
who arc still at Beigrave, visitr d Peter Norman led in the meditation
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, John period on. Stewarthibip. The group
L Currie. sang "There Are Ten Disciples,"
Mr, and Mrs, C. E. Morrison are and Bible choruses. Ruth Elliott
moving this week from the farm in try ik up the offering. 4111 sang.
East Wawanosh to a variety store "Breathe on Me, Breath of God,"
they have purchased in Palmerstoa." and the meeting was closed with
Mr and MrS. Ernest Morrison ar- I the Lord's prayer in unison,
rived home last week from their; Lunch was served and the social
honeymoon trip up the St. Law-I hour enjoyed by all. The Ladies'
rence River and back around Lake Aid met tl-'s Tuesday at the home
Ontario. We welcome the 'bride to of Mrs, Donald Ross,
this community. •
Mr. Lynn O'Malley returned to I don spent last week with her sis-
Sarnia on Sunday after spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. "M'i'le‘. Kathleen the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan
O'Malley has been visiting for two 'Pattison.
weeks with relatives at Kingsville Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Wood and
and London, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred children of Seaforth visited on Sun-
Kinahan and son, Brian, of London, day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
spent ,Sundav at the O'Malley home. Gershom Johnston. Billie and Ricky
Mr. and Mrs. Sant Skinner and Wood, who had been visiting here
family,, of Centralia, visited on Sun-I for two weeks, returned home,
day with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Douglas Smith, of Kitchener, spent
Mason.
Mrs., George Thompson and sons,
of Feversham, spent a few days
last week with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs, W. J. Watt, Mrs. Thomp-
son was in London on Saturday
when the graduating class of 1951
of • nurses from Victoria Hospital
met for a special reunion, toured
the hospital, and attended a ban-
quet at night, renewing old acquain-
tances.-
Mr. and Mrs. Derwyn Hill. and
family left last week, for two
weeks'•holidays. Mr. John Congram
was in charge of the service here
on Sunday.
Rev. G. C. Mitchell will conduct
the service in the United Church
on Sunday at 10 am,
The choir from Calvin-Brick
Church led in the service of song
at Beigrave United Church on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gaunt, of
Toronto, spent Sunday last with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
Gaunt.
A. family gathering was held on
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond St. Marie in Kitch-
ener, to celebrate several birthdays.
Mr. James St. Marie had his 78th,
Those -present were Mr. and Mrs.
Myles St. Marie and children, MrS.
Fred Robinson and Miss Lucille
St. Marie, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Brennan and family, Guelph,
Mr. Michael Gillan, London, Mrs.
Thos. Rewan, Ayton, 'Sister Melanie
and Sister 'Lucille, of • Hamilton.
Mrs. Herb Curran, of Lucknow,
and Mr. and Mrs, James Curran
and children, of St. Helens, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Martian.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Mur-
ray and Robert, of Brussels, visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Robertson,
Mr. Gordon Cook of Cochrane
and Mrs. Mansell Cook of Londes-
boro visited on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Cook and with
other Cook families in East Wawa-
nosh. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slos-
ser and family of Mantis visited,
with Mr. and Mrs, ' Cook at Mar-
noch on Sunday arid 'Mrs. Austin
Cook and little Chris Burns of
Woodstock are visiting there this
week.
Miss Euphemia Deacon of Lon-
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MOFFATT-JAMIESON WEDDING held at the Fort Elgin. United
Church Manse, Pictured above the cotipie are signing the register,
They are residing in Wirighant,
ter, Mrs. Alvin Armstrong of Brus-
sels, and is visiting this week at
the week-end at the Johnston
home. His parents and Diane are
at Victoria, B.C.
Miss Marilyn Higgins, Winghain,
spent a few days last week with
her cousin, Doreen Pattison.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Clews and
children of Toronto visited last
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
shorn Johnston and with Clinton
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowlands
and children of Brantford visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Walker.
An invitation has come to the
ladies of the district from the la-
dies of 'the Karishea Institute to
attend a Harvest Tea on Saturday
at the school house, north of Luck-
now that the Kari-rhea ladies pur-
chased and redecorated. They are
holding open house this Saturday
from 2 to 5 and 8 to 10 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron
and family of Ashfield visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. William
Rintoul,
Rev. Robert Watt and sons John
and Bob of Toronto spent a few
days last week with his parents,
Rev, and Mrs. W. J. Watt.
Mr. Leroy Rintoul left on Wed-
nesday to resume work at the
Gardhouse Farms at. Milton, for
the fall season of fitting up and
showing cattle at the fall fairs.
SChools in this district open next
Tuesday with Mrs. Mable Wheeler
of East Wawanosh at No. 10, Kin-
loss; Mrs. Rena Fisher at S.S. 9,
East Wawanosh; Mrs. Louise Bos-
man at• S.S. 7, East Wawanosh;
Mrs. Mary Chamney at Beigrave
and Mrs. Olive Kennedy at For-
dyce, Miss Karen and Mr. Paul
Groskorth and Miss Elaine Conn
go to Toronto schools,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm
and family visited on Sunday, with
his mother, Mrs, Frank Sleight-
holm of Listowel, and all went on
to Glen Allen.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Laidlaw, of
Clifford and Arthur and Mr, and
Mrs. Raymond Laidlaw and baby
Jimmie, were in London on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt and
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Currie and family, Mr. and Mrs.
James Currie and Miss Leah Cur-
rie visited on Sunday with Mr. and
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WHITECHURCH -- The August
meeting of the W.M.S. of the Un-
ited Church, was held at the home
I of Mr. and Mrs. John McBurney,
ON DOMINION BOARD Aaln71 ACT;'ralt.11,1711inne Hititliess oof f WC;o4lxgte,ti.yr
visited On Wrtinesiiay last at the
AlInucBnittly, rney home, and with other
MeBurney relatives in this CoM-
of Rev, and Mrs. G. Mitchell at
Bluevale, with 17 ladies present,
and with Mrs. Russell Purdon pre- inurowm nimili
d siding for the program preseate
by the South groun, Mrs. Ben Mc-
Olenaghan led in the meditation on
the theme "Unity of Christ's
Church". Mrs. John Ptirlon read
the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Rns-
serlal ylLurdon led in the missionary p
Mrs. Russell Gaunt gave a report
of the Dominion board meeting and
Mrs. Ezra Scholtz and Mrs. Dan
Tiffin sang "How Great Thou Art",
Mrs. J. Beecroft, from the sill
book, "The Ship under the, Cross",
told of the gradual interest of the
churches all over the,,,worid in the
unity of churches, as in the Church
of Christ, and the ninny lines of
communication opened among the
peoples and friends of many lands.
ViRS [AUNT REPORTS,-
Mr. Ito.bert Armitage of 'London
is spending this week at the home
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Guelph, was exquisitely
decorated, to carry out the theme
of an all-white wedding, with
standards of white gladioli, ferns
and white tapers, for the recent •
marriage of Judith Ann Fox to
Richard Daniel Norton.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Bruce Winston Fox, of
Guelph, and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seneca
Norton, of Guelph, formerly of
Ashland, Kentucky.
The Rev, Forbes Thompson per-
formed the ceremony. Soloist was
Burt Hanna, accompanied by
James Bard.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of pure
white organza in an eighteenth
century style. The bodice was deli-
cate Chantilly lace with elbow
length puffed sleeves, buttons en-
hancing the front, and a belt of
matching material caught in the
front by a bow. The finishing touch
to accentuate the bodice was a
sinan portrait collar, also of Chan..
Lillylace. The softly flowing bouf-
fant skirt cascaded to a sweeping
train in the back. To complete her
bridal outfit she wore a French silk
illusion fingertip veil, caught up by
a matching lace pillbox headpiece.
She carried a bouquet in sunburst
style of Illini Snowdrift chrysan-
themums and trailing ivy.
The bride's attendants were her
maid of honour, Miss Joan Nodwell,
of Guelph, and bridesmaids, Miss
Joan Brawley, cousin of the bride,
of Toronto, and Miss Joanne Ken-
nedy, of Guelph, while Miss Sally
Galbraith, of Wingham, cousin of
the bride, was junior bridesmaid.
They were gowned in waltz length
dresses of white organza, fashioned
after the bride's gown. A full-flow-
ing bouffant skirt' and a tiny bow
headpiece, also of white -organza,
completed the snowy white en-
Mrs. Mrs, Eric Elliott at Wasaga Beach.
The latter will spend a few days
this week with relatives here before
leaving on Saturday for their home'
at Ottawa. Miss Leah Currie will
accompany them to Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Tiffin and
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McInnis, also with
Mr, and Mrs. Richard Carter of
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Currie and
children visited on Sunday last
with Mr,' and Mrs, Albert Lancing
of Toronto, Miss Helen stayed to
attend the Exhibition this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt at-
tended the Dirstein -.Caesar nup-
tials held in the Westside United
Church, Owen Sound, on Saturday
last at 4 p.m. and the wedding din-
ner served to 140 guests at the
Coliseum and the reception at the
same place.
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin McClen-
aghan, Michael and Paul' Geiger
of Waterloo, visited on Monday at
the home of his parents, Mr, andf
Mrs. Ben MoClenaghan and the
boys stayed to spend this week
here,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chapman
and Garry spent the week-end at
Toronto at the home of' Mr, and
Mrs. Ross Smith. ,
Mrs, George MeClenaghan, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben MeClenaghan and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan
attended the wedding of Douglas
Pleischauer of London, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Vleischatier of Clinton,
and Miss Barbara Parker, second
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William
Parker of Exeter in Central Bap-
tist Church, London, on Friday,
Aug, 18th at 7,30 pan, and 'also the
wedding dinner for 78 guests at
the Seven Dwarfs.
Mrs. Clarence Grimsby,
and Mrs. Chas, Bain, of Caledonia,
visited last week with the forrtier's
father, Mr, F, Meit. Paterson.
Mr. Mitchell spoke briefly on the
new union of the W.M S. and W A.
in. WoMen of the Church, and Mrs.
Ezra Scholtz was appointed key
woman. Rev. Mr. Mitchell closed
the mecung with prayer. 1.ain'ett ,
was served and all enjoyed the af-
ternoon at the manse in Bluevale.
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His Labour Day drive ...‘
For he drove without care,
With a nonchalant air,
Unaware that safe driving is work!
Careful drivers know
driving safely is '
*full timu, job?
They don't speed; they obey traffic signs,
they leave a safe distance between oars;
they signal their intentions Well In advance.
If you're going out on the highways
this holiday weekend
don't forget . • e
Accidqiits never take a hoUctay!
semble. They carried cascade bou-
quets of white and blue Shasta
chrysanthemums,
- The best man was Paul Booth, of
Guelph, and the ushers were Dr.
Michael Kendrick, of London, Don-
ald Sharp and Willard Norris, both
of Guelph,
The reception was held at the
Guelph Country Club, who're the
bride's table was centred with a
three tiered cake, flanked on
either side with silver candelabra.
The snowwhite cloth was decorated
with garlands of pale yellow rose-
buds and green ivy.
The bride's mother received the
guests, amid a setting of yellow and
gold,gladioli, wearing a periwinkle
blue chiffon dress with floating
panel and softly shirred bodice, She
wore a flowered pillbox hat in
shades of blue, with matching 'ac-
cessories and a contrasting orchid
corsage. The bridegroom's mother,
chose a sheath dress of Muted gold
organza over silk, trimmed with
crystal bugle beads.] A matching
flowered hat and shoes and', a
bronze orchid corsage, , completed
her costume.
For a wedding trip to Chafitecler
Lodge in the Laurentians, the bride
wore a pale turqouise suit with a
knife pleated skirt and roiled brim
bat to match, Her accessories were
white and Ali wore a -corsage of
white daisies,
'Out of town guests were from
Toronto, London, Kitchener, Wing-
ham, Fort Erie, Hensall, -Montreal,
Winnipeg, Manitoba; Ashland, Ken-
tucky; Howell and Athens, Mich.
The couple will make their home
at 13 Lansdowne Ave., Sarnia, Ont.
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