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tug .a.. 1, ,4isener'" ' a awned and
'oziarateed by l I.O. ¥ieener•a d ions
pt Pert' .Dover, ,Moved. to B4yiie1,
on Satnrd'av' and' will ;fish 'out of
berg for .the season.•, .It is. a Imre
steel tug- eaxa�ying' , Ov.v o ;I'veMen, - ,.
Perch fishing is excep Tonally goad,
iw .. s• -and t t" -wee e
saw large crowds taking Advantage
of ,the. good .catches... M ,.
Mr. • :and Mrs Harold:- King , ,of
Sarnia spent the. week-endwith the
• hatter's mother, ,Mrs: C'. Parker.
Qa' their return xhey Were accon,
paniech by Mrs.` Chris'. Parker, who
Wilt, pe1id this wed.k l ith thein in
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One. cif the ' biilletiiis. issued• •this , Prevention A ,
wva and so prevent a fire.
widen to. ever •o'ne using a match that' he a y
month by- the • Ind'ustrial',Ac t � . 3 g _••
lace and seed pearls' the flared skirt'
extended- .late. a short cathedral
train..' 'Her shoulder4ength veil was
caught with a `batik Of white satin,
Her only • ornament Was a 'earl Ana.
byrst-..worn, ora by `tbe, grtioiu's. wither
at ,be) •wedding► and • she carried: a
cascade hougaet of .pink priarcljcfe
roses And 'hogv;ardia. • Attending -as
maid of -`donor the• bride's 'sister
Noariana Wore e i eOr;leng .goat^n oi`
veliopv nylon taffeta •with, matching•
nylon • ei ibrbidered :headdress and.
carried ,a .Colon'ipi bo quet of golden
?ernet'•rases� and fern, :Donna Anne, .
.suialipsistearw:ot the .:k ride,, as junior
bridesmaid yore a. pale bite organza,
dress , With.. patching embroider, ell
t' . 5. •headdress .and carried •a„ basket of
• Si1ReV., L,Ia,Vei e 1Ai;.orb*an` is attending y0llow daffodils ,'' ,ane , gxo, s4,au
the ,nod of the Diocese 'oi` 1 urou •f;;as Jaek, were lie' cif Clinton,., and
at Lpndoii this. woes.« ` fho ushers werQ Keith` Brandon, aigd
:Mr. and Mrs, Cr, Churchward anti 'Anatole: Dittkin , of'Bayfield A. e4
• ception, was field at the "Old Forge':
Miss Lena. Shortt of .London -spent 'and t'Y a bride's mother wore a frock=.
the,,week-end in tliae village, • •pf atiichsla olid gre-'y, wvith navy te-
iylr.' and Mrs ,Jack Pease and eosaories` The groom's. .other'
f ii f L d W° e in the vil
am y, o ou -on, Were
allose pale blue with navy .recces
1;t tie over . the •week•en . :
... ry scales... Bath wore a corsage oi'
° Miss Beverley "ork And. Mriiss Lois
Grreent3 Of London spent the w'ee1�- park Tiritrreiifle roses. Alt, . and
end with,; . Mr. and. ' Mrs. Lloyd Mrs.Irwin left'`liy mgxor'fox Loudon,
Seotclimer, . ' . Welland . and' Niagara Fails, the
Mr, and, Mrs, Harold' Weston and i .ride wearing a turquoise. vt%ani shit
family and •.iVlr. .end Mrs.' Httrold
with matching cape, white hat and
Cryder •and... family, of Ferndale, gree accessories .,arid a cgrsage of
pink- roses. Gneiif towrr nests
Mich:, were in the .village over the pink
present from Ferndale, 1ie1 .,.
wi eek-�eud and attended the Irwin-
Sturgeon
rwin , London, Seaforth and Clinton.
Sturgeon wedding,
Mr.. Fred Turner ^of Goderich
•spent the week -end with fir. • and
Mrs. Grant' Turner.
Miss..•G:lortia Westlake of , Loi;don
spent the weel1-end with tier parr.
eats-, Mr.. and .Airs. Walter West-
lake•
Mr. `and Mrs:, John Atkinson,
Marian . and Stewart Atkinson,-' of
Detroit,' i\ ere:: at_ their 1uor e in: the
village •-oyer the wee:. end.
.Foreecl Laitciii>lg. -,- Oa Sunda!
'morning a large seaplane was forced
t0 "11iid 'tl� enol th side 'vof -the
ri er o.< ing to the :dense fog. It
was en route to .Sudbury. Four
men from Toledo, .1. ,R..
.laek Haniiis, Len Barrett Robinson,'and T.
Co'oke, were aboard. They stayed
is the village -until the fog lifted
and then -continued . on their trip
_north.
Irwin—Surgeon„pretty wed-
ding. took place. in Trinity. ,A.nglican•
church,' Bayfield, on -Saturday after-
noon,:' when , ma.rriagh 'ow.s were.
sp6ken —)sy oMiivena Ruth; –eldest
daughter of lir. and -Mf's." ;'Villard
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Sturgeon of Bayfield, and :Robert
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Wesley; •orilyr.son of M . and 'Mrs.
R:• T. Irwin, Of Millett, township.
In the presence of fifty guests the
'double ring :ceremony was read by,.
Rev. Laverne° Morgan. Mrs. E.
Wendorf of_.Ciinton played the, wed-
ding music and .Wirt; Gould` of 'Clin-
ton. sang "Through the Years','' and
.�"_Because " .:..The tiricle, _given in
marriage .1.iY' her, father, was • lovely
in a white satin gown, `f-as�tiioned,
with, a''bateau necklii►e. lily point
sleeves' and a. peplum, edged with
it1NMI~LLER, May 1$. ; -- Mrs.
Ken". ' Bow:den of Orillia is. here :with
'(ler brother,. Mrs. Gledhill; who, we.
are • sorry t0 say, is 'under the
doctor's care: We hope -she will
soon be able ;to be up and around
again.
The school:children--are,,-attending.
the :i1usic Festival in God'erich. this
week. v•
Mrs, R J, i1ooie, who was •visit
Ing , her parents : at 'Straf