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'EA -WEDDING
ROCK—ROSS
Miss Dorothy Grace Ross and
Ray Harold Rock exchanged
wedding vows amid a setting of
gladioli and ferns in St, Peter's
Lutheran. Church, Brodhagen.,
Rev. Harold Brill officiated and
Mrs. Ronald Hinz played the•
organ, accompanying the solo-
ist, Miss Pauline Osborn, RR• 2,
Monkton....The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
lace Ross, Seaforth, and the
parents of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harold Rock,.
RR 1, Bornholm.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a full-
length gown of white peau silk
organza over taffeta with ap-
pliques of chantiIIy Iace on the
skirt and bodice. It was styled
with a round neckline, lily -
point sleeves and- controlled
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skirt with unpressed pleats in
the back. She carried a bouquet
of yellow -roses and bronze
chrysanthemums with ivy. •
The attendants were Miss
Brenda Ross, Seaforth, sister of
the bride, Mrs. Ronald Driscoll,
Seaforth, and .Mrs. Raymond
Crayne, Stratford. They were
dressed identically in gold silk
organza ballerina -length gowns,
styled with three -quarter -length
sleeves, scoop_ necklines and
pellum-lined . controlled skirts
set off with self material
flowers. Their bouquets were
bronze chrysanthemums and
ivy tied with gold ribbons.
Best man was Earl Rock, RR
2, Walton, cousin of the bride-
groom, and ushers were Ron-
ald Powell, Meaford, and Leon-
ard Miller, Kitchener.
For a reception at the Brod-
hagen Community Centre the
bride's mother received in an
imported brocade dress of flor-
al design satin with pink ac-
cessories and a corsage of pink
carnations. The groom's mother
chose a beige linen suit with
brown accessories and a cor-
sage of bronze mums. •
The couple left for a honey-
moon in Northern Ontario. The
bride's travelling costume was
a sapphire blue, three-piece,
double-knit suit. Her corsage
was white carnations and pink
roses. They will reside in Strat-
ford.
Guests at the wedding were
from Meaford, Milverton, Kitch-
ener, Carlisle, Londesboro, Sea -
forth, Clinton, London and To-
ronto.
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Poultry
Cockerel — New Hampshire,
Barry Ross; White Rock, Billy
Devereaux, Michael Devereaux;
Cross Bred, Heavy, Brian Old -
held; Cross Berd, Light, Neil
McNichol, Herbie Shannon ;
White Rock, Utility, Billy Dev-
ereaux, Michael Devereaux.
Vegetables
Table turnips, Gary Nash,
John M. Nash, Marlene Nash,
Brenda Finlayson, Ricky
Burdge; garden carrots, short,
Mary Anne McLean, Linda Cole-
man, Wayne Coombs, Jim
Thompson, Ernie Putman; car-
rots, long, Jean McKaig, Ronald
Hopper, Barbara Gemmell, Kar-
en Tosczak, Kelly Tosezak; man -
golds, John Arts; parsnips,
Brenda,Haney, Gerald Smith,
Linda oleman, Mac Watter-
worth, Brad Finlayson; pickling
peets, Mary Anne McLean, Ker-
ry Tosczak, Debbie McPherson,
Karen' Tosczak, Keith Tosczak;
table beets, Brad Finlayson,
Anne Hopper, Mary Anne Mc-
Lean, Lois Leichman, Susan
Beuerman; Spanish onions, G.
Smith, Mac Watterworth, Mary
McGregor, Brenda 'Finlayson,
Brad Finlayson; cooking onions,
Brad Carnochan, Newton Dal-
ton, Brad Finlayson, Brenda
Haney, •Brenda Finlayson; ripe
tomatoes, Brad Finlayson, Bren-
da Scott, Joyce Haney, Mark
Putman, Gordon McLean; cit-
rons, Ronald Hopper, Kerry
Tosezak, Keith Tosczak, Mary
Elliott, Debbie McPherson; late
cabbages, Diane McClinchey,
Kerry Tosczak, Karen Tosczak,
Cindy Eisler, Brenda Haney.
Potatoes, girl, Betty Thomp-
son, Jean ,McKaig, Lois Muegge,
Faye Munro, Susan Beuerman;
potatoes, boy, Matt Haney, Al-
len Coleman: Brad Finlayson,
Keith Tosczak, Herbie Shannon;
pie pumpkins, Sheila Bray, Mary
Elliott, Matt Haney, Brad . Fin-
layson, Tom Devereaux; largest
pumpkin, John Groothius„ Gen
da Wyp.ja, Allen- Wynj.a, Gordon
McLean, Ralph Whitmore; sum-
mer squash, Joan Leichman,
Barbara Gemmell, Karen Tose-
DONALD F. DOWNEY
Mrs. Joseph Stapleton, Dub-
lin, has received word of the
death of ;.her brother, Donald'
Frahcis Downey, Q.C., of To-
ronto, who died suddenly at
Newmarket, Monday.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Dorothy Scott ; two
daughters, Mrs. John (Evange-
line) Kerr, Toronto, and Ardith
Downey, and two sisters, Mrs.
Charles (Sadie) Allen, London,
and Mrs. (Rose) Stapleton, Dub-
lin.
Requiem High Mass was held
1t Our Lady of Grace Roman
Catholic Church, Aurora. Bur-
ial was made in Holy Cross
Cemetery, Thornhill.
Every week more people dis-
cover what mighty jobs are
accomplished by low cost Ex-
positor Want Ads.
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zak, Carol- Dolmage, Brad Fin-
layson; cucumbers, Joan Tkiomp-
son, Doug Glanville, Tony Ak-
ker, Beth Broome, Janke Eyre;
sweet corn, Keith Tosczak, Ker-
ry Tosezak, Karen Tosezak, Al-
lan Kennedy, Allen Coleman;
vegetable or fruit animal, Mary
Oke, David McMillan, Anne Hop-
per, Janice Eyre, Dannie Ma-
loney.
Wall and table displays—St.
James'; SS 7, Tuckersmith; Sea -
forth Public;' SS 13, McKillop;
SS 8, Tuckersmith, Egmondville
Senior Room.
Flowers
Pansies, Joanne Melanson,
Janice Eyre, Bill Boussey, Bill
Nediger, Robert Taylor; Sweet
Peas, Dianne Nott, Mary Elliott,
Elizabeth MacLean, Bill Nedi-
ger, Michael Gibbings; Gladioli,
Mary ,Anne McGrath, Lynda
Anderson, Jim Cardno, Rose
Marie Flynn; Asters, American
Beauty,'Susan Beuerman, Elaine
Carter, Dianne Patterson, Bren-
da Finlayson, 'Debbie Elliott;
Asters, Powder Puff, Joyce Han-
ey, Mary Oke, Dennis Camp-
bell, Dianne Patterson, Mary
Elliott; Marigolds, French, Kar-
en Whiteman, Heather McPher-
son, Vickie Miller, Susan Beuer-
man, - Gordon Beuttenmiller ;
Marigolds, African, Rose Marie
Flynn, . Gordon Beuttenmiller,
Karen Tosczak, Bill Boussey,
Mary Elliott ; Zinnias,. Baby
Pompons, Ruth Anne Dunlop,
Faye Munro, Nancy O'Shea,
Robbie Hiusser, Brenda Gib-
bings; Zinnias, Ortha Polka,
Brad Carnochan, Debbie Doig,
Angela Devereaux, Tom, Dev-
ereaux, Pat Devereaux; Dahlias,'
show or decorative) Barbara
Box, Gordon Beuttenmiller, Er-
nie. Putnian, Karen Tosczak, El-
aine .Aoberton; Dahlias, baby or
pompoms, Elizabeth MacLean;
Dianne Patterson, Jean McKaig,
Clair McClure; Dahlias, cactus,
Barbara Box, Brenda Finlayson,
Barbie 'Doig, Debbie Doig, Ray
Storey.; Cosmos, Glenda Little,
Karen. Whitemore,Susan I3- uer-
man, Randy -Alexander, Brenda
Finlayson; assorted varieties,
Darlene Qarnochan, Reae Marie
Flynn, Mary Oke, Leanne gel,
mason, Faye Munro.
Petunias, single, fringed, Su-
san Beuerman, Marilyn Durst,
Douglas Hildebrand, Bill Bous-
sey, Brad Finlayson,; Petunias,
double, Daw,ana Reynolds, Su-
san Beuerman, Mary Elliott,
Marilyn Durst, Elizabeth Mac-
Lean; Petunias, single, not fring-
ed, Dawna Reynolds, Bill Bous-
sey, Debby McPherson, Peter
Harvey, Angela Devereaux ;
Snapdragons, Mary Elliott, Moi-
ra Malcolm, Gerry Ryan; din-
ing table centre .Rowers, Bren-
da Finlayson, Elaine McClure,
Vicki Miller, Ruth Anne Dun-
lop, Mary Oke; living room ar-
rangement, Marilyn Durst, Nan-
cy Gibbings, Mary Oke, Elaine
McClure, Faye Munro; floral
mat, 'Stephen Smith, Janice
Eyre, Darlene Carnochan, Di-
anne Patterson, Mary Oke; pot-
ted plant in bloom, Anna Marie
Hosie, Vicki Miller, Joan Leish-
man, Judy Swan, Beth Dolmage;
roses, three blooms, David Han.
vey, Vicki Miller,' Ian Harvey,
Peter Harvey, Glenda Matheson;
Floribunda Roses, Peter Har-
vey, Susan Beuerman, Ian Har-
vey, Barry Gordon, Brad Carno-
chan. •
Cooking
- Tea -biscuits, Mary Oke, Glen
da Matheson, Ruth Anne Dun-
lop, Mary Elliott, Janet
Schenck; plain tarts, Mary Oke,
Ricky Chernes, Gloria Putman,
Janice Eyre, Diane .Henderson;
bran muffins, Jim Thompson,
Janice Schenck, Anne Stewart,
Patricia Bowering, Mary Oke;
oatmeal date squares, • Mary
Oke, Janice Eyre, Anne Stew-
art,, Nancy .,.Sillery, Janice
Schenck; oatmeal cookies, Beth
Broome, Diane Phillips, Bar-
bara;_Brady, Mary Oke, Debbie
Cuming; chocolate layer cake,
Mary Ann McLean, Janice Eyre,
Nancy Sillery, Jean Devereaux,
Carol Bell;,light layer cake,
Karen. Hendrson, Janice Eyre,
Ann .Smith, Ferna ..Devereaux;.
apple --pie, --Janice- Eyre, - Mary
Oke, Diane Henderson, Blanche
Dalton, Dawna Reynolds; raisin
pie, Mary Ann. McLean, Janice
Eyre, Mary Elliott, Ann Nobel,
Diane Henderson; candy, maple
cream, Janice Eyre, Mary Ann
-McLean, Mary Oke, Jane Sills,
Angela Devereaux;. candy, cho-
colate fudge, Maggie McLean,
Janice Eyre, Heather Shepherd,
Peggy Cornish, Moira Malcolm.
Judge—Mrs. Evelyn Mills.
Sewing
Collection of pictures, Brian
Price, Douglas Hildebrand, Dav-
id Harvey, Donna
Maria Heynesbergen.
Quilt block, Mary Ann Mc-
Lean; article of felt, Brenda
Finlayson, Leanne Melanson,
Brenda Eaton, Mary Ann Mc-
Lean, Larry Broome; article of
foam rubber, Karen Hender-
son, Jean' Hildebrand, Janice
Schenck, Rose Mary Newnham,
Karen Henderson; article of
spool knitting, Marlene Hender-
son.
A speeding motorist lost con-
trol of his car and ran it into a
telephone• pole. When he came
to his senses he was on the
ground • clutching telephone
wires.
"Thank goodness," he mur-
mured. "Harp strings."
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