aikmi ihoto by kathcr taylor sack to gbimany following their marriage in st albans anglican church went flying off fcer and mrs carl frederick swenssonrosenquist the groom is stationed at badenbaden and the bride the former yvonne brunelle has taught there for the past two yoars a couple who came back to canada from germany tor their marriage made the return trip their honeymoon flying officer and mrs carl frederick swens- sonrosenqulst were married fri day evening september 8 in the church of st alban the martyr and flew from malton saturday to new york where they board ed the ss bremen lo return lo germany the bride hie fdnmer adrienne yvonne brunelle lert her toron to teachlrtg post alter five ycar uo teach at the rcap school niv baden germany where she has been for the pawl wu yijars there she met her rcaf officer husband who also re lumed to canada for their mar riage ceremony came from wot the bride is ihe daughter ol mrs mary osboume of aelon and the groom is the sun of the rev and mrs eric swensson- roscnqulsl of edmonton alber ta his jjarejlls jlls 85yearold grandmother from edmoivton and oilier relatives came fo onl- ario to be present allwhile gladiolas in baskets and while bows on the pews de- barbara eileen davidson wed in garden at home at a white arbor hanked by baskets of while glads in the garden of her hom barbara ei leen davidson was married ttr edward john mcmullen the hrldc is the daughter of mr and mrs charles davidson of rr 3 acton and the groom is the son or mr and mrs john mcmullen of mill st aclon the wedding was at four oclock saturday afternoon september 9 rev brodie of turunto per formed the ceremony on the lawn when the couple exchanged rings mis james bradshaw play ed the wedding music on a piano the bride was given in mar riage by her father david mc mullen was jiroomsman for his brother and the ushers were bill mcmullen a cousin ol ihe groom graig mcmullen a brother and ronald davidson a hrother ol the bride guests were seated on chairs for the atiruclivc outdoor cere mony venetian luce net gown the bride wore a waltz- length ejnvn ot while nylon net over sal in featuring a lieyed busile back cascading i rum a large bow lace gloves matched the filled venetian lace basque brief sleeves were fashioned ot lace which enchanced the seal- loped neckline and was repealed in florid appliques over the bouf fant skirl a tiara of pearls and crystals held her clhuwlenglh veil she carried a while- prayer book with tawny gold roses anil tt ream ers mudc attendants gowns the bride had made the hell- skirled peau de suie gowns ol her four attendants in shades ol moss green rust and gold her sisler miss sandra davidson wore moss green as maul of honor miss trudv scott of to ronto wore rust miss gavle dol- son ot wihiilsttkk a cousin ol ihe bride and miss janice mc mullen a sister of the groom wore gold the street length dresses lea- lured scooped necklines inverted pleales creating tidiness in the skirl with small hows at lie waist large picture bats were made tit the same material and shoes dyed lo match they all carried gold mums with ribbons to match i heir dresses and woie beiev gloves reception dunev a reception was held in ihe ymca and in the evening there was a dance there lor mam hi ends the couple droe through si reels ol town in a liighhshincd antique car decorated j with streamers beloiv the ivcepiion among i he guests were three grandparents the brides graiut- inother mis agnes davidson wmv an ashes ot iises silk pon giv drxvsswiih beige accessories and a corsage ot hue cirni lions mis marie hiide the brides oilier grandinothei wute a rusl lvipiece diess with white accessories and gold nuiins the gixnuns grandmother mrs har rington chose a blue and white k t profusion of gifts for saturday bride before her marriage saimdav september miss barbara davidson was ihe guest ot honor hi several- showers when nhe opened a prolusion ot lovelv gift from friends wlalucs and neighbors mrs douglas scott urn chouse held a misccjuneou shower nftfrsed norton mill st u miv callaneoui shower miw maxlnc fonter mill st mlichliliwsmis tbower miu carol hannen rr x mucellaneou khowcr mr altai rjl 3 a mucellan and mr nelion t cohmll a pan- figured dress with navy acces sories and gold mums mothers receive mothersof ihebrideandgr om received with the wedding parly mrs davidson chose a green and while figured two- piece dress with beige hal and gloves brown rhincsones and a corsage of gold mums with green ribbon mrs mcmullen wore a cinnamon dress with beige accessories pearls and a cor sage of gold mums with green ribbon accents the wedding cake was made by mrs agnes davidson guests were present from to ronto north bay woodstock oshawa st catharines george town kitchener and rockwood as well as aclon i the couple left for grand bend and will he f their home on bower ave for travelling the bride wore a twopiece beige soil with pleated skirt and matching accessories a red and white hai and a corsage of gold ruses higher maui birth rate each year in canada i here are between 1047 and 1067 male births to every 1000 female births a higher rate of male births that is constant and thai appeus to be natures way ot compensating tor a higher in- lant mortality among boys fccaf officer bridfe aaarried in st alba ny by candlelight dr dw gohn opens practice dr david w gohn who recent ly graduated from the canadian memorial chiropractic college in toronto will open a chiropractic practice al 25 willow street this month dr gohn can look back on many places throughout cen tral ontario that he has called home during the 22 years since his birth in toronto these in clude brighton gananoquc markham watcrdown waterloo and most recently owen sound wjiile in college dr gohn rose through the ranks of circle k the collegelevel kiwanis organi zation to become district gover nor of the ontario quebec maritimes district he took an aclive pari in the annual practi- chira show he is a member of ihe united church of canada corated the church for the candlelight ceremony at seven oclock friday september 8 the rev donald west officiated at the doublering ceremony and mrsjfrank oakes played che or- gun trtiusfteu from europe the bride brought her trous wau home from europe with her herwedding gown of finest french velyit was made in ger many the street length strapless velvet dress was softly gathered at the waist with intricate pan elling adding fullness lo ihe skirl over this she wore a ja cket uf french lace with a rounded high neckline and three- quarter length sleeves a crown of pearls held her shoulder length veil or french lace edged with reemhrodiercd floral appli- tmes she carried a nosegay ol mauve and white cornflowers sjte was given in marriage by her brother sam brunelle ol aclon the maid or honor was a friend from toronto miss inez mirvilz who taught with the bride her dress of blue velvet had a bouffant skirt and with it jihe wore blue shoes and a hat s33ekhba8tuml2ur mrs cohen hostess for mission circle the baptist womens mission circle held their september meeting thursday evening sept ember 7 at mrs d cohens peel st the presidenl mrs it hel- wig opened the meeting with hymn jesus shall reign wheiver the sun and prayer the secret ary mrs g wanger read the minutes of the previous mecling- and called the roll afrernbnsincssdisciission nrr fall work mrs c landsborohgh and mrs g lull brought an in spiring devotional mrs loll reading fiom the scriptures hebrews chap ii mrs landsbor- ough gave a splendid paper on the lives of pioneer missionaries in india bolivia and angola mrs lott read a mosl interest ing letter from rev and mrs hindi mcnally now serving in india a season of prayer by tfiethbcrs for home and foreign missions was followed bv a hvmn more lovclo thee o christ mis rudd closed the meeting with prayer a social hour was enioved wilh tea hostesses mrs l illsley and mrs h helwig in charge miss alice pilkinulon moved a vote of thanks to mrs cohen for lend ing her home for the occasion and to the tea hostesses rep m hulchcon rushluned of blue ribbon and net her nosegay was of hjue cornflowers with white acctttflth groomsman was a friend flying officer terry law who has been stationed in british co lumbia but is currently inking a course tit camp borden the ushers were the brides brother- inlaw harold bellamy of slay- ner and a brother of the groom dr gerald swenssonrosenquist of williamsburg ont reception lu hall the wedding party welcomed guests afterwards in the parish hall the brides mother wore a dusky rose dress its bodice ol fine tucks wilh black accessor ies and a corsage of ye low rose buds the grooms mother wore a blue brocade dress with match ing accessories and yellow roses while glads defoliated the toom and on the fables small hntiquets were centred by lighted candles the threetiered wedding cake wasalso flanked by lighted candles the grooms faiher said grace and fred coles of acton was among those who spoke the brides goingaway dress was also made for her in ger many of mulberry peau de sole she wore over it a full length white mohair coat with black accessories a large black velvet hart and a corsage uf mulberry- toned rosebuds fatality records according to the records ol canadian highway falalilies the ear driver most likely to be killed in an accident is male between 25 and 34 and it is most likely to happen late on a sat urday afternoon on a paved road in clear weather in stationery office equipment supplies arid back to school supplies special sheaffers school pen clear plastic barrel cartridge refill a limited quantity ring binders zipper cases ball pens sheaffcr pens pencils 2 b to 4 h refills for ball point pens and mechanical pencils colore pctcils crayons exercise books plain ruled fillers index tabbing pencil sharpeners while they last 98c typewriters new and used a good selection at popular prices aik about rentals daily sales record for keeping complete details of the new provincial sales tax records good for 12 months sheaffers skrip ink all colors only felt tip markers range of colors each staplers 29c 39c to 100 69c and up rubber stamps made to order savo tim by identifying all your tax exempt purchase ordere with a rubbertamp bearing your vendors permit number our 1 vendors permit no purchased under blanket purchase ex- suggestion emplon cer 3kfftt mautmui 56 mill st phone 603 bridal showers held in germany ontario skhuwciw in germany uiul hack home 1n ontario were held in honor of miss yvonne brunelle who was married friduy sept ember si fellow leathers und fri ends ingeniiany held a parly be fore shv returned and presented her with a nil of money her sklerinlaw mrs sam brunelle was hostess lor a mis cellaneous shower when irlends relatives and neighbors included some ouiofiown guests a hilar ious mockwedding was compos- vd planned and produced by nieces and nephews of the bride oldest 10 wayne bellamvfseven was the groom chris nvunelle seven the bride and beveilev brunelle 10 a the minisler ii was a hard liuies deiemonv with bare leet ami vegetable bogquels mis ken allen invited former school friends to a miscellaneous shower at her inane n fryttds in toronto entertained her at supper gilwell reunion at blue springs over joo seoul nni ciih lfiult from all over ontario ufic it i blue sprlnjis storil resn ve or the annual gilwell ivunion recently ainonji them were hiuee wlllianlmin aelon mottt- master ami hon sntlllx skipper ol the rover crew wellknown fo nconters who have had courses there nrc n former cook mrs trcdcolai her hlkiiiiul mid duuglilcr jessie who attended the scouts own- on siiniluv mn coles has been alfccllnmilely known ul the camp inr years as yum yum some ot the men and women were in town for church services sunday still iilwell courses arc held 11 itulnrly at ihe provinclol train- ing camp tom shields hdsts rotary steak fry v a steak fry look precedent over the regular hotel meetinii of the aclon rotary club tuesday ol last week when thick jnicv steaks were enjoyeil at the coun try home of directnr tom shields followini ihe sieak try mem bers joined in a singsony christian science society cuimi ontario invites you and your fiienils to attend a iree lecture l christian science the enlightened way lly ertrudc i- velmilh cs or hint michigan miinlxi ol liiislim si iciue lloatd ot lectlueship ol the mollui lunch the titm intuit ol christ siuiilisi in hoston massachusetts i tut war mfmortai iiaii ontario aerleulltinil cdllege imndas ktttl llieltwav six ttelph on sunday aitkrnoon srptimhmr 24th 191 at i pm all auk wiucomly oll iakkind avaiiaiiii newest fashions for fall il with flatiery f all i at 7te gamea style sltofifie here now for you to wear tall and winter knits nunc important than ever in fashion und styled with tlallerv for everv ijyutv lovelv 1498 to 2198 the proud pretenders imitation furs how liwsh how lovely how much like lot knjuv uimliv lot less ciilova prelcndlttr coal ttitw from 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