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WA, Edwax, cul ower, Cathy,
teat' et#'and, Zerbara with
mother bare. ah McIver
inter the week',.end. .
Italss Bella Watson of Galt
�'lslted her many friends here
Jatat week.
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Cromarty
BRIEFS a
Mrs. J. E. Keatngand Ml's.
W. C. Bennett spent two days
in Guelph with Mrs. . A
Campbell.
Mrs. M. H. McKenzie of
Oshawa was a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Mae D.orrance
last week.
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00114 W. n,isy Allam filarrr!,TOWN tinHI.Chrtsttmas
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell
and Mks. Grace Seott spent the
weekend with t'elatilres at Hera -
Atoll and d‘l`�iagara Falls USA.
Mr. and "Mrs. Donald Wallace
visited on Sunday with IVlrs,
George Wallace all 1 Mrs. Verna
Brooks.
Miss Agness 'Scott, London,
Miss Barbara Gardiner, Strat-
ford, Miss Carol Ann Dow, •.of.,
Stratford, spent the weekend at
their respective . homes.
Mrs. Frank Allen is a patient
in Seaforth Community Hone.
to having fractured a bone ui
he leg.
The Sacrement of the Lard's
Supper was observed at the ser-
vice at Cromarty Church on
Sunday. Three new members:
Misses Brenda Kerslake, Janet
Allen and Frances Scott, were
received into the membership
of the church at the service.
Mrs. Mervin bow was hos
for the December meeting of
Women's Missionary Society
Cromarty Church. Mrs. M. b
and presided and conducted
business. Mrs: Grace Scott
the Christmas program in
GIad Tidings, with Mrs. Cal
McKaig, Mrs. W. Harper,
T. L. Scott, Miss Olive Spea
Mrs. E. Moore, Mrs. M. D
Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs. K. McK
lar .leading in devotions, -sc
ture, readings and meditatio
were intersperse& with Ch
ss carols. As ,each Christen
medita�'tion and scripture w
reads a candle, was lit. Tw
members answered the roll
with. a Christmas thought.
Reports were read by the v
ious secretaries. The offeri
was received and dedicated
Mrs. Sadie Scott. Prayer for m•
sionaries was led by Mrs. La
and. Mrs. R. 'Dodds read
article on "Friendship". M
T. L. Scott sang a solo "0 Litt
-Town of Bethlehem". Followi
a brief address .by.. the pre
dent, Mrs. M. Lamond, th
slate. of officers was named:
Honorary president, Mr
Sadie Scott; president, Mrs.
Lamond; first vice-pres.iden
Mrs. Mervin Dow; second vie
president, •Mrs. Calder McKai
secretary, Mrs. T. L. Scott; tre
surer, Mrs: William Harpe
Glad Tidings secretary, Mr
Grace Scott; friendship and.se
vice, Mrs. T. Laing; literatur
secretary, Mrs. R. Dodds; su
ply secretary, Mrs. T. Laing
press reporter, Mrs. K. MeKe
lar; auditors, Mrs. M. Dow ah
Mrs. J. Wallace; pianist, Mrs. K
McKellar; leader of Explore
Mrs. M. Lamond; OGIT leaders
Mrs. M. Lasnond and Mrs. Larr
Gardiner.
Cromarty' Ladies' Aid met a
the home of Mrs. T. L. Scot
with Mrs. Gerald Carey presid
ing. She opened the meetin
with a poem "Advent of 1997"
followed with Christmas carols
Devotions were `led by • Mrs. T
L. Scott and Mrs. Laverne Wal
lace. `The roll tali was answer
ed by naming a last minut
Christmas gift. The secretaries
report was given by Mrs. R
Laing and. Mrs. T. L. Scott gav
the treasurer's report. Follow
ing the business the annual
meeting was held, reports be-
ing given by Mrs. R. Laing, Mrs.
E. Allen, Mrs. T. L. Scott and
Mrs, M. Dov. Mrs. John Miller
presided for the -election of of-
ficers as follows:
President, Mrs. Gerald Carey;
first vice-president, Mrs. Eldon
Allen; second vice-president,
Mrs. James Miller; secretary,
Mrs. 'Robert Laing; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Laverne Wal
lace; treasurer, Mrs. MerviYn
Dow; assistant treasurer, Mrs.
T. L. Scott; pianist and assis-
tant, Mrs. R. Laing and Mrs. T.
L. Scott; work committee, Mrs.
James Miller, Mrs. M. Dow,
Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. T. Laing,
Mr's. R. 1%44s,, Miss Olive
_Speare; church flower commit-
tee, Mrs.. John Templeman, Mrs.
Charles Douglas; advisory flow-
er com., Mrs._ C. McKaig, MrS.
K. McKellar, Mrs. M. Dow; card'
committee, Mrs. Sade Scott,
Mrs. T. Laing; shut-in boxes,
Mrs. T, Laing, Mrs. E. Allen,
Miss O. Speare, Mrs. R. Dodds,
Mrs. Sadie Scott; representative
to board of Managers, Mrs.
John Wallace.
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Lack of ractice assult
of mania. showed upain the
performance of many Seaforth
Midgets . Saturday Night_,.,gs
they oro • a 7-2 decision
against G derieh. The Go'der-
ich tearn. ''+ut-hustled the Sea -
forth team from the start of
the game.
Seaforth ventured to'Mitch-
ell on Monday night and were,
defeated 6.4. The Midgets
were carrying most of the
play throughout the game, but
hard luck around the goal
thwarted many of their snor-
ing opportunities.
Sharing goal -tending chores
in the Seaforth net were Allis-
tair Young and Joe Flannery
David Broome, Mike $anrron,
Bill Price, and Paul Mgt ac-
counted for Seaforth's goals.
Seaforth'a next home game is
Thursday night and again on
Saturday.
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Amid a Christmas setting of
white Christmas tree and cross,
trimmed; wi blue lights and
•decorations o w ite and blue
mums Elizabeth n Smale was"
united is marriage to Kenneth
,Tohn Cardno at Staffa United
Church on December and at 4
p.m. The Rev. H. H. Daynard
was the officiating minister at
the double ring ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, looked lovely in
a white peau de soie sleeveless
sheath with white lace reding-
ote farming lily point sleeves
and long chapel train. Her
shoulder length veil was held
by a head piece in the foam of
a crown with peau de soie rose.
She carried' a cascade bouquet
of red roses.
Mrs. Frank Boyle of Exeter,
was matron of honor. Miss Mar-
ian Smale, Staffa, bridesmaid
and Miss Helen Smale, Staffa,
junior bridesmaid, both cousins
of the -bride and were dressed
alike in French blue peau' de
soie, empire styled with bow at
waistline and matching „head
pieces. They carried white mum
nosegays tinted, blue.
Billy Smale, Staffa, cousin of
the bride, was the rifigbearer.
James Scott, Seaforth, was -the
groomsman and Douglas and
Robert Smale, 'brothers of the
— S ALE
bride, were the ushers.
Mrs. Henry Harburn, organist,
played traditional wedding mus-
.le•.:a'hd accompanied the soloist,
Mr. Eric Ross when he sang
"The Lord's Prayer" and "0
Father All Creating".
The wedging dinner followed
at Staffa United Church parlor
with reception at- the home of
the bride's: parents. Receiving
the guests the bride's mother
wore a blue and green brocad.
ed dress with matching acces-
sories and the groom's mother
chose a gold silk shantung dress
with matching accessories and
both wore corsagesof talisman
roses.
For a wedding trip to the Eas-
tern United States ' the bride
chose a travelling costume of
a turquoise wool crepe dress,
matching coat with• beige hat
and accessories and red rose
corsage.
Guests were present from
Georgetown, St. Thomas, Streets.
vine, Roxbury, N.Y., Exeter,
Toronto and Seaforth:"
The couple will reside in Sea -
forth, Ontario.
Prior to the marriage, show-
ers for the bride were given by
Mrs. James Scott and Miss Deb=
•bie Miller; Mrs. Art Smale, Mrs.
A. Hildebrand and Mrs. L. Hack-
ney; the choir members and
UCW of 'Staffa United Church.
THAMER• —
^Potted poinsettias decorated
Duff's United Church, Walton
for the candelight wedding
service.. uniting in marriage
Penny Lee MacKenzie and
John Witham Thamer. Rev.
Holly of Kitchener Tjnited
Church and Rev. D. Dockers
of Duff's United Church offi-
ciated at the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver MacKen-
zie, Ottawa and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.,
Thamer, Walton.
The bride, 'given in marri-
age by her father, wore a
white velvet brocade floor
length gown with bell style
three-quarthigh walslliine annddh matchinsleevg
t
train:, Her''shoulder length veil,.,
with scalloped silk embroidery
was held' in place by a pearl
beaded tierra. She carried a
crescent bouquet of red car-
nations and trailifig ivy.
r of
the
Terry e, Ottawa was rthe
maid of honor and Monica
Royla, bridesmaid, from Sher-
brooke, Que. The flower girl
was Ruth Thamer, sister of
the groom. They were dressed
alike in floor length gowns of
green velvet styled with em-
pire waists, low necklines and
matching shoes: They carried
supreme crescent bouquets of
white shastas and. holly. The
flower girl's flowers were
small supreme, crescent ident-
ical to the bridesmaid's,
Mrs. Ian Wilbee played
Wedding music and accompan-
ied the soloist Mr. Donald Mc.
Donald, Walton when he sang
The Wedding Prayer and Be.
cause ",.....,,. .
The wedding dinner was
held iti the church parlour fol.
lowed by a reeeption.in Wal-.
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ton Hall. The bride's mother
received the guests dressed in
an acorn brocaded wool dress
and jacket with matching hat
and green accessories. The
groom's mother wore a flam-
ingo w,eetate dress fash-
ioned in princess style with
matching hat trimmed with
iradescent plurne in tones .of
black and moss.
For the wedding trip to Nia-
gara Falls the bride wore a
winter white bonded wool
mini dress, contrasting , soft
green feather hat, green acces-
sories . with corsage of red
roses. an
They will reside at„ bth Ave,
Kitchener.
Guests were present from
Ottawa, Winnipeg, Kitchener,
Brucefield, Varna, Stratford,
Seaforth anti' Walton.
carnes
W. =
Meets
• The meeting of St. Jarae4r
C.W.L. was held in the school
uditprium Tuesday with a
Iarge attendance.
Rev. Fr. I. Laragh opened
the meetixrn,..w,tth the league
prayer, ,.follOwedd by a hymn.
Reports were given by the re.
spectiv a officers:
Mrs. Arthur Devereaux pre-
sident, thanked the conveners
and all who helped make the
Christmas bazaar and tea such
a successful event.
Parish' visitors for Decemb-
er are Mrs. J. -Case, Mrs. J.
Kelly.
The president thanked Mrs.
ifl:, Maloney and members who
entertained at Seaforth Manor
during Novemner.
There will be a euchre on
January 12th.
Members decided to have
Santa Claua and treats for the
school children, sick and sh11t-
ins.
Rev. Fr. H. Laragh spoke
briefly on "The Coming of
Christ".
The business meeting Glo-
ssed with the Apostles Creed.
Mrs. G. Van den Hengel won
the mystery prize. The Christ-
mas party followed Mrs. ,J.
iKelly introduced the girls,
who gave delightful solo and
Viano_duets,. They were Mary
Margaret Kelly, Jean Dever-
eaux, Cathy Stewart, Nancy,
Devereaux, Margaret Sills,
Rosemary Van den HengeI
and Joanne Groothius.
Mary Margaret Kelly tap-
danced. Miss Joanne Arts, and
Miss Marlene Nash played an
acoordian duet. Mrs. Joseph
McConnell played the piano
for a sing song. Santa arrived
with a gift for everyone, fol-
lowed by a Christmas Lunch.
HENSALL
Mrs. Ella Drysdale and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed McBride attended
the golden wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Campbell of Caro,
Mich., on Sunday, Novemberl0.
The Misses Beth TroYer arid
Brenda Koehler were welcomed
into fellowship by profession of
faith during , holy communion
service at. Carmel Presbyterian
Church last. Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eller of
Toronto spent a few days with
Mrs. Hugh MeiMurtrie.
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