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circulating heat for warm„
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• The Braemar Highland' Gatherilig is; one .of tile. major events iii •
' the Scottish social •and sporting calendar, attracting visitors froin
far., atield. This year it w,tt;s held loll September 7, 'when, according
to l•ciistpin, the King and Queen' travelled from Balmoral ;Castle
to attend the games,'whicrli have been. under" royal patronage for
over 100 years.- •
' • Tossing; the caber, throwing the•hamme�r and Highland dancing
' are special features at Highland gatherings. Here is .1. 1Me1 ellen, " w
of Kildery, Ross -shire, making a .striking.picture as he ,wins the
hammer competition with a throw of 94 feet in . the 22 -lb. ham-
mer"elass during the 1948 Braemar gathering. '
KING SBRIDGE, 'Sept. 19. -Mr.
Michael 'O'Neill with his' mother
and sister, Mrs.'D. O'Donnell, spent
. the ; week -end visiting in Srnia
and Detroit. ti?
'Mr,_ Thomas Garvey has 'gone -
on; a business•; trip' • to Western
Canada., q
and Mrs. eine . ieCitrthy
SER VE
ATYOUR PARTY
of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs ;Lewis
Dalton of St. Augustine were
visitors here last Sunday. • '
lir. Austin . McCarthy of Van-
couver, a Kingsbridge'. old boy s
'Visiting Iris friends here" after many
years , of absence.. '
Mr. Michael Hogan of Lucknow
spent Shnday visiting' with Mr. and
Mrs. M. ,J• Dalton. •
Mr. and .vlike .w of Do'de-
rich. visited here on Sunday.'
One of 'the guests at u. negro
wedding approached, a an • .who
was very dressed up'. ' ' •
"Pardon, zaardon, suh,f r he said, but i,�'
You. de groom ?" •
"No suh, 1 abi't," the Irian re-
pliedwith_ a sorrowing
was eliminated, in the semi-finals.".
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KITC•HENER.`^— Sit. John's An.
gliean Church, Kitchener, was tihe
'scene 'of a late summer wedding;
'onSaturday, September. 4,0th, when
Elizabeth' Kathleen (Betty) , young-
est daughter .of Mrs, W. E. Foster,,
77,. ,Stirling avenue S., Kitchener,
and the late Mr. Foster of Shep-
pardton,' became the bride of.. Mr.
:I,i'neolu Benjamin Mohr,. only sou
of Mr: .and Mrs. Ezra Mohr, Gods„
hill. The church was'. lovely' with
baskets of pink Arid white 'gladioli
'at the ,chancel steps and lighted
'tapers _an,d pink and white gladioli
on the altar. Rev, C. C. WVlir�
rector of, the church, performed the
ceremony.: lire Kenneth Clarke,
organist, presided' art` the organ.
Mrs. C.; 0:. Mixer sang "0 Per
fect'Love", before the ceremony and
"The 'Prayer":during
LOrd s the
signing ..of 'tdie registers- . •
The bride, entering the church
ori the a m of her mother, • wore a
.gown. of white ember sed' nylon over
taffeta fashioned with high ,neck;
line; scall pointed' -collar, and but-
toned down the., front to, sthe wriiat
with full bouffant skirt: The long
sleeves fastened• at the Wrist with
tiny buttons. Her "headdress was
a - sweetheart .halo of double „mohair
•holcking the emb.raidered_Aingertj
veil of silk net. She wore a double
nd,.of pea. _. e ,
`and carried a''white Bible, also 'a
gift ef' the • groan', and 'Pinochle
roses, -stephanotis and white felith-
. Bred 'alums.
Miss Grace Bohr" sister of the
graopi,._atteniled the_- bride:_ LIS maid
of hmr i wearing -a -shell -pink-:-em-
bossed nylon ' gown over • taffeta
made similarly to the bride's with
cap sleeves. The Misses Margaret
and Marion. Foster; sisters et -the
bride, were , bridesmaids, dressed
identicit.11y. Their gowns of --petal
pink embossed '.nylon over taffeta
were.,f'ashioned with. low rfecklines'
and small pleated bertha cellars
and short puffed sleeves. The bouf-.
fent skirts were caught up at the.
hem with- small pink "flowers show-
ing petticoats of the .same material.
"All attendants' wore bandeaux. of
pink Mohair trimmed with tiny
pink rosebuds of ribbon and match-
ing flowers and wearing mittens '.-to
match their dresses. They carried
colonial nosegays of pint: Pinoctrio
roses and white 'mums with tufted
rnetaline nettrls and streamers and.
•wore a double strand of pearls,
gifts of the bride. Mr. Burton Eidt
of : Phillipsburg performed the
duties of groomsman, while Mr. D..
I3rtiee Davis, cousin Of' the bride,
and Mr. Lloyd Eidt, of Phillipsburg,
brother-in-law of the groom, were
ushers. •
•
• After -the ceremony a" reception
was held iu the parish hall, where
a dinner was served to twenty-five
guests, Reeeiving, , the bride's
mother 'ware a dress of navy silk
faille and navy accessories and a•
corsage off.•,: T81isinan roses. The
bridegroom's . mother wore a grey
figured silk jersey dress with grey
accessories and a corsage. of ptaepn
Eliza ieth roses. -
Leaving on a motor trip to North-
ern tad Eastern Ontario, the ..bride
changed' to. a -hunter's green suit
with accessories of'matching. greeur
uud' winter white, a daffodil yellow
wool shortie coat, and a corsage of
Talismai• roses. On ;their return
Mr. an.cl :Mrs. Mohr will make_their
home at Gadshill, '11..R.1. 1. '
Guests were present at 'the wed-.
ding, from Slieppa.rdton, Goderich,
Toronto,' Mimico,"•,Petersburg, ends -
hill, Phillipxsburg and Kitchener:
Bride -elect Entertained. at Many
Parties
'Many showers,', parties, presenta-
tions and a trousseau tea were held
in -honor -of the: -former Betty -K..-
Foster ,prior to the • wedding. 'Phu'
first wtis held at the home of Mrs.
D.-• f;,illies, 88i._ Lancaster. street, ' ort
August 18;•• when the .'obstetrical
staff of.... the, Kithencr-W
}terlot
Hos ital of . c i -
� hI h 'the e br de elect•
p ,
was. a .member, presented -her with
an Irish linen luncheon set. ` On
Tuesday, ��
, Au u ' g St frle'Yids .and,
ne1
hbois ga
he
ted at -the nine o
Ms. "Harvey. Krainp, Stirling
avenue, for a kitchen shower. Bingo
was enjoyed by all. The bride re-
ceived many useful and, lovely. git'ts
in a red color scheme.. On ,August
23 the bride land her family .were
present, at a: luncheon hy91d at the,
home of Mrs.. ' J. Kline, Mimico.
On Se -Amber IJ, ; e ri e was
surprised with a • miscellaneous
s' ower re . a .Tier home, , f'ri'ends
presented her ')pint .Many beautiful
gifts,. The • Misses. Margaret • and
Marion Foster were assisted by
Mrs..II. Bruce Tjavis. , Mrs, 'George
Sini, . Petersburg, and -Miss Grace
h
Mo , St . ers._of-hhe__gro'omell-=:a`
cup and ,saucer,shower c t their
home on September 7. On Septem-•
giber 13, Mrs.• Foster entertained,
With a trousseau tea fpr .her. (laugh-
ter'-at
augh-•ter' at her home. Pink- and white
asters and pink tapers graced the
lace -covered tea table.. Mrs. Joint
Oakley pf ,Tor'pnto, aunt of the
bride -to -1, poured tea...,,,•.\Irs. ' J,,
I06, and Misses Margaret and
Marion Fo •er assisted in the' tea
room .;incl Ctli the etisp14y of gifts.
and trousseau, Inthe e,veniug • tea
was poured by Mrs. II.'KraMp. and
Mrs. D. Bruce Davis, Tea room
assistants 'were Mirs. Laura Man-
ning find Misses. lia•rgriret and
Marion Foster. 'Displaying . the
trousseau. and gifts were. Mises
Grace and. Lillian, Mobr. • Afterathe
rehearsal on Friday evening the'
bridal party wits entertained . at
dinner at the home' of Mr. and Mrs.•
D. Bruce Davis, 'Sydney ,street.
During the "evening the bride's-at-
tendants
ride's-at-
tendants were each presented 'with
pearl necklaces 'and the .groom's at-
tendants with tiepins. R ....
,&TJBUK1V`, 'Sept,' jp, - Mr. and
MIS. Teen Anderson, and . family, of
Yellowknife, ore. 'visiting Mr. and.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson and :other
relativ es. .
Mr. and Mrs, Donald ifowler
visited, friend,. at Yurt Elgin' on
Sunday.
Mrs,.. ,f. U, Maltz is a patient hi
the Goile"rich hospital, ler tunny
friends wish her a, speedy reco;•ery,
Mrs. Reuben JPayler Of Sask-
atcliewan is visiting ,hot. sister, .Mrs.
Magid .il remiin, and others relatives,
Ward has been received of, the'
death of Mr.' Norman P. 'Church,
of • Santa. ' Ana, California. • Air.
Church Was a brother of :Mrs.
W. Hamilton, and .taught school in
'thls vicinity in Ilia early days.
—Mr. Cs E. Asquith, visited his
Daughter, '.i1,rs. Donald Old.ttieve;
and Mr, Oldri'eCe',' St. ThonnisV on
Sendlty:' Mrs. Asquith, who -had
been visitam her daughter the 'past
three weeks, returned home with
Mr. and Mrs, Gleytciu Ladd and
Mr. and Mrs; Wm.••' Gosv visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jack "Ladd,- Gederich,
on Sunday and also attended the
christening • sX'•, their granddaughter,
Patricia Ann Land, at North street
JJnited Church. .
'AAt St. Paul's Church.—,Harvest
home services Were held in St.
Mare Anglican Church en Sunday,
when the rector, Rev. J. A. Roberts,
'preached two illrplessi\e sermons.
The choir, with Mrs. Gordon Taylor
presiding at the organ, led in thci
singing of the hymns and rendered
two anthems .at both services. The
church was beautifully.• dbcorated_
with baskets of autumn. J.lo* ers,
fruits and vegetables. 9 A .generous
free-will' offering was -.received.
.Observes Eighty-sixth" Birthday.
Emma Lansing, a highly
esteemed -resident of • Auburn, .ob-
served=rher eighty:sixth , birthday. on
Saturday, September 10, , when a
family thinner Was held in her honor
at the home',Of her • son,' Sidney
Lansing' of the Base Liue, Huilett•
'Mrs. Lansing has two daughters,
\1rs: Ehirer' Itobertson of Colborne:
township and Mrs, Ed. Ball of
Clinton,, and- one son, Sidney ;'also
,,,siX grandchildren. •She lives alone;,
As.. remarkably ' active for her age,
enjoys good health, rind does all
g
her own h ,e it
ua�voka 'ir r
i lin
o. x de
a g b•
,;he is a "meniber of tile'"."i3aptist
Church and a ,regular attendant.
, ' V.M.S. Meeting,—Mrs. Itov Daei
gave heir bonne for the September
meeting of the W.M;S. of Knox
Presbyterian Church. The presi
dent, •Mrs. W. Geed,..presided ` and -
opened ti the meeting ',with prayer.
The devotional period, was taken
by Mrs. Gordon :Dobie. The' "Glad
Tidings" prayer was read' in mil -
son. '.Mrs,:*,J. W Graham. con-
,rrt •c , r •• ,,,'
Houston read •a letter from a mis-
sionary in -Formosa. `ho study
book was taken by' Mrs. J. 'Hallam
and 'Mrs. Warner Andrews gave' a
reading. An invittition -from • the
W..II.S.. ,of Knox 'United•„Church •`to•
attend their thank-offeri lgAnreting..
. t ctoberFt3r(1 was' accepted_ ..'I'lie-
nieeting closed with :.a lij nun. and
prayer by Mrs, noble. The hostess,
-assisted by Mrs. Hallaur,-ser•ved• re-
freshments. '
Grandmot"hevs' Day-. —.The
Foresters' Hall was decorated -With
baskets of autumn "flofers for the
annual grandmothers' meeting of
tµliti "1�iipen's Insti'ttite. The liulies
of the . Blyth •Institute were guests
of the ,In.stitute and presented the
program. The 'president; Mrs...
Campbell,, presided ,and wel
conned the grandmothers, also the
ladies .of, Blyth. During the busi-
ness period it was decided to hold'
a trig day for the Blind,. with Mrs.
Lawson,, Mi:. •Gorgon Dobie and
'Mrs; ilayton Ladd' irj�i,,,, a committee.
Miss Amelia ."°Ment��'ilin was. ap-
pointed,, a delegate to the area con-
vention at London, with 'Mrs. Robt.
Chamney gas . alternate. „'lie preci-`
dent announced the ollic;ers' rally
which is lo'be 'held in Dungannon
on October 13th.. • .The folio Ills'
Program was then enjoyed :„,,Mouth -
'organ
, liouth-
'organ selection by Mrs. Ben ''Taylor,
accompanied. liy Mrs. R D. Philp;
read ing, , Mrs.. Petts ; itruMem al,
Mrs. R. D. Philp;,, reading,. Airs.
Lorne $erinigeour; solo, Mrs,
Harold • Phillips, : aeeom'panied ' by
..Mrs. R. D. ' Philp. Community
singing; was enjoyed; with Mrs.. W.
T. Craig at the piano. The. pro -
min ijm concluded, , i a. square dance
inn costume with Mrs. Philp at the.
piano and Mrs,' L. Scrimgeour.. with
A COLUMBUS DISCOV )EtS'
A novel, viewpoint on Christopher
qolumbus is offered .hy a Castleford
correspondent, who writes :
"Christopher Columbus , was the
first 'Socialist. He set off without
knowing; where he was going. When
he g;Ut there he didn't know where
he was. Arid,' anyway, he went ,at
sotnebody else's expense."
•
a. toy .1-1'ul n. I rizet5, were awarded
to the Olde t
ietber,, Mrs. ghraandntNetbems;, eAnnie Walpe .;eoungt
grandmother
coming the greatest
c istanve, Mr,s. Reuben Taylor of
., nsl;;tltcbewan ; the grandniother••
with most grandsons, firs. Itobt..
Chatnney ; the granciumother with'
taO7St granddaughters, firs. Sato
Darr; the grandmother with the
youngest grandchild, Mrs. Roth.
("baloney;. Mrs,, Wilfred Plunkett
moved' a vote of thanks to the Myth
ladies for preaentipg such 'an inter:-.
est1ng 'progrilm. Lunch: wag served
by' the hostesses, Mrs, W. "Br'adgoek,,
Mrs. Ken Cattnl?be}l, Mrs; Roy,
1:'asom, Mrs. ,T, Armstrong .and Mrs;
Gordon Meelinchey; • Mrs, Lorne
Scrintgeeur of Blyth' extended a
vote,of-tbanl<s .to the; Aul)urn ladies
for their lovely lunch and .this was`
seconded by Mrs. 11. Phillips. ,Where
,we're over a 'hundred -ladies prest'ti,t.
WESTF'IEL)--)
. WE'STFIET, D, Sept. -19. -• Yirs,
\Y: A. Campbell and Mrs. Ken'
Campbell attended the 2rou,sneau tea
on Friday afternoon' at I:.xerer . in
honor of Miss Chris„ Harris, whose
marriage will take' place shortly
to Mr., Frank Nesbit, Of the 3rd
concession of .East W.awanosh,
Among , those who 'attended Lon-
don Fair last . week • were Arnold
Cook, -Franklin and Laurence
•Campbell, Gordon McDowell, Ross,
Bill .and Melvin •Taylor,, Jii and
Bill Buchanan, Bert Taylor, . Mr.
and Mrs. 'EYnerSO n Rodger: LIdoiiT
•Gook, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wig ht -
man, Mr. and 'Mrs.': Chas. Smith,
Mr.', and. Mrs,. Chas. Brig hams. Ivaii
Wightman and Kenneth' Brigham.
Mrs. .Clarence Cox spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs, .Jack
Phillips of London.
Little Misses'Mary Lou and Ruth
Ann •McCully of Stratford are visit-
ing their;. aunt, -Mrs.' Ivan” Wight -
man.
• Master Don 'Gurney and Misses.
Jean Gurney _anti •Sandra Mac-
Leumi of Winghain- spent • 'the
week -end at the home of, Mr:, and
Mrs,•'EIwin Taylor.. '
Mr. and MDS. Alva .McDowell and..
Mr. Murray .McDowell visited, on
Sunday with Mr. ' and Mrs. Bert'
i
Y
`ricent, Belgrave. •;.•
_Mr. Thos.. Cook is spending ••a
couple of weeks with • Mr. and M'rs.
Geo._ -_Coo t....Belgrave- , •
Mr. and a d firs. ; Ge,orge• Brown • of
Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Roy• Seal
,yf Glenwood visited ea Sunday with
Mr. and" Mrs. Howard Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey • McDowell,
John and' David, visited • on Sunday.
with Mr. and Mrs.' Cliff.., Logan,
Belgrave, •
, M3. and Mrs. Douglas- C'ampbeil
ed---err'Slin-day° vrit7lr--• —rs-i n
Mrs. Leslie Schultz, 'Dungannon.
111rs, Bei*--;fayier-spent-=;SSnn#Iiry
with.. Mrs • N. G. Ainslie,. Goderieif:
-lied Mr. d -Mrs. James' Beak -•and:
babe, of Crewe,' visited on Sunday
wi•thMrs Fred„ Cook and .family-..
llr��i'In' M,e:D.oweIl.-r.%s-i-ted for-•' a
-few days lasts week- with --All. -andl
sirs. ,Wesley' Stackhouse. Brucef eld.
Meeting. =-. The regular
,Monthly meeting of -the W. .S. -Was.
held on Friday afternoon, with
-thirteen. present: The devotional,
•pr•oram was in charge of Mrs. 'Jack'
•Buchanan, the theme being _"The
Cross." : A . reading .written, by
•.Irtga.read by . Mrs. Frank
Campbell. "the • .questioneaire,
"What -do we know about Japan?"
:was_ led by «`innifred .Campbell,
who also .introdiiced" true new study,
book,,'ST1ie United Church'Re-enters
.1"apain •through..1--el ler 'and. :Itecon-
strue tion.'. Other • readers assisting
with the -study boot. were •' Mrs..
Ernest Snell, Mrs., Jac.l:' 13116hanan,
Mrs. •I. L. McDowell, Mrs. Frank
ToWNSIIIIP o> G op,:gxHH..
4.t 'a special meeting of the Gode*
ricix ',Township --Council held in
Ilpl'lilesvillt'
Zn September 124 ).1 at 7
Campbell;. Mrs. Wm. Carter, , Mrs,
Marvin McDowell and Mrd, Chas,
Smith. The Scripture lesson was
read by Mrs, Roy Noble from St.,
John. 4y Prayers were led by Mrs,;
frank Campbell -and -Mrs, 't' 'r, .Me-
Vittie.. ' The president, Mrs, Win
McVittie, was in charge of the busi-
ness .and read a few verses; apd
led In prh3•ei. " It 'vas decided t�
invite several aWiliaries to the
^than;I- o Tering meeting in October.
Mrs .
3. L. McI3ojvell and Mrs, liar-
5ferhwell were appointed, dele-
gates +to • the sectional meeting' in
,oetobor. ' Au, ' interesting letter' was'
rdd.. by Mrs. McVittie froom
(Rev.) •"Rewitt pf Capreo1, ', he
meeting •closed vw;ifh the .benediction
'by MKS, '(ReP.) , Wa.shington. ,
project vf iii Itlittir
to pia rkteMnstnela * ta*ue un.,
the Tile. Dg ain"age Arta.
The regular meeting &f the c
cfl ;3Va 1ieltd : the same evan:lmg.
Communications .read and ortIered
filed included, those from. Dominion -
Road oad . i'a,Chiuery Co., 'Thos. Whinier,
& Co., Department .naent of 14:unielpai
fairs, Iiarrison .& 00,, arid, are quest
for direct
O. C. Ginn presented a report oa
the '4 ot1er'ieh district high school:
:
at.ea,
The following ; accounts were •..
ordered paid; ' MISS .Acheson, ,rent,.
$8; 'Hedley Krouse, fox .:bennty $2
Roy Tyndall,. do., ;i2 ; D.ieliaugall ,.
do., ;P2; Department of .health, In-
sulipt $4:21:, Registrar of .' Deeds,
Unroll: Co., '45e Cliaton _ News'
IHe,�ord, advertising; • $680,; direct
,relief, $30; Ohas: Il, Wise, loan tt>w
Telephone Co., $800; Superintend.
elit's payroll No. 0, $412.09.
Council adjournedto . Oetobex' 2nti1
�t t 7.30 p.m.
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