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ax v Pipes Firetruck Greet New Bride Bagpipes and a 1 1 ret ruck produced a spectacular wed ding May at at Holy Cross Church Georgetown The bride and groom left the church to the sound of bagpipes The Herald Photo DOWNTOWN OBSERVER William Bill Tmlor firesides Ihe four mi ners at Mam and Mill Streets every daj when the weather is warm From his in the sidewalk the talks to all He likes to stay in the shade so picks up his lawn chair nines from McGibbon Hotel where he to the Iron of oritur bank Liu Mr ijlor was horn in but int west in where a bb lit for Paddy Woods Bill Barber and Doug Ho r ley for the procession through the streets The bride is Monica Joyce Crescent daughter of Walter and Jane wore a lace organza over taffeta a full length skirt long sleeves and a shoulder length veil A cascade bouquet of red car nations baby Breath and white stcphanotis was carried by bride The groom William Peter Hayes of Main St is the son of Gear and Jessie Hayes and is employed at American Motors in Brampton The ceremony was a double ring one performed by DeVmt The bride wa given away by her Rev Walter Moifatt Matron of honor Hose wore a shirt with a white top over taffeta Bridesmaids Lynne O Keefe cousin of the bride from Glace Bay Evauijin Moffatt sister of the bride and Sandra McNeil of the bride Toronto wore blue pink and yellow respectively of dotted organza They carried daisies and carnations tinted to match their dresses The flowcrglrl Ann Francis sister of Ihe bride wore a mauve chiffon over taffeta and carried a basket of daisies and carnations tinted to match The groom attendants were Cecil Peacock best man Charles Moffatt Terry Jack Hayes lion Hayes ushers and Ktnny Hayes the ring bearer League Meets To Close Year lilhnlic Women league closed its 1973 year Mrs I of St Agnes parish in who is dioiesun cultural life convener presentation in con with form ition of a library Mrs Oniric the branch The mother of the bride received wearing a long turquoise gown with an empire waist long sleeves and a chiffon hood and pink car notion corsage The mother of the groom also received wearing a long mauve gown tripped with flowered braid and a corsage of carnations The bride wore a pink checked panlsuit with a short waist Jacket and baggy pants and a pink carnation corsage as she and her husband departed on their honeymoon They traveled through Pennsylvania and visited Niagara Falls with Following honeymoon they will reside Georgetown Istead or throwing bouquet the bride gave it to Granny of Bay Nova Scotia The was Bud uncle or he room It was the first lime In fort J Bud Haves visited with oil his brothers and Showers for the bride had been held by Kowdkjzk her lunt Heather sister if the Mrs Mrs Guult friends of bride office staff of Georgetown jnd District IIih School where the bride works Mr Mrs Steve ho held a party for the bride Beauty Bugs Club Name Sheila Foster was nosiest to the third meeting of the H Garden Club last When girls and leaders first arrived at the tester home were give ration by Robert Foster on how to plant a shrub Later they had a lour of the garden and were shown the correct method of transplanting and thinning out of plants There was a discussion on landscaping The group decided the name for Ihe club would be The Ball in a fad Beauty Bugs The weatherman has been good in providin the showers now It Is to be hoped the sun shines to provide the much needed warmth for some effort on the girls part this protect should be interesting and profitable BROWN OWL RETIRES Owl of the ninth at father daughter banquet June the in Due n church Due tt nuns held its II she litis resigned dpi luk spW June it the mi I rothv Tin included while n supported the numbers was raised r the membership spoke vi ted Georgetown Lionettes New Executive Beth Johnston was installed as president I Georgetown at a June JO Also taking office were first vice president Julie Harlow second vice president Lois secrelary sling and treasurer I edwldgc Immediate past president is Rita rge The met the home f Mrs where a pot luck supper was provided before the meeting Also at lending were wives of lions Club members who are not members if They were muted for social evening lo witness a slration Merle Norm in Since last September Ihe have provided for he Lions Beer in September and in June and held a bazaar and sik in the I pindi Decern or in Ontario I Que bee j it i in During Ihe past IIil I miles n lo the I ipe Hind Hid doss imdian Institute for Ihe Blind and to i heart iniihiiu wis pur ehased by the Lit lub for fled mist initio Mrs rotby Mrs Sue and Mrs Diane attended an nual diocesan convention in Kitchener anil a detailed reptrt of this Thr weleom just nUII and it the June trie mber They I rtheii Third Birthday Held By Zeta Phi Chapter Phi sorority celebrated its third at home of Mrs Lynda Tyrrell recently The delicious pot luck supper provided by the was topped by a birthday During the evening a ritual welcome was held for a new transferee Mrs Bomasuit Mrs Bonnie is transferring to She was presented with an engraved coffee on LIMEHOUSE Mrs Carmen spent three weeks visiting relatives and friends In England Five grades from Limehouse Public School with Ibeir teachers and a number of mothers took part In a bus rip to Niagara Falls the marine and game farm and Wclland Canal Congregation picnic at Limehouse Presbyterian Church Sunday was well at tended Rev Barrow spoke to Ihe young people during Sun day service attended by 13 cubs and their three leaders Requested by Sieve Thompson Mr Barrow dedicated and presented two flags to Ihe cubs at close of service Mr and Mrs A Patterson visited Mr and Mrs Charles Sinclair and their niece and her husband for several days I Public School played baseball against teachers Thursday them Inbv resented to Mrs IjsIii Ann hid bib nine flu is film i ten irlier f luniberi realm and Kline talents in the The finil wis the ex Mils between sisters int those name mil line unit is plan leudtrship raining nurse for the eonung season men I reunion also is planned Guides Hold Own Banquet Guides of 1 held their and daughter banquet with adults and 14 attending Dinner was held the Memorial Hall M ithers provided salads and iris provided meats and desserts Sherry ind hanks to then I r their help Mrs V liters indi are leaders of the dinner of the Gorfelowri Police spoke about drugs Ihur on different per sins I ardmf drujs md drop in period loll id icecnilv held barbecue home Mi Mrs li Sal Mm cooperated to make it evening to remember Mill SI Junta I Steps Owl but is me in as district com missioner for t With Mrs of brownies Sharon and irl Ad valorem to i duty set up is eertam per ccntage of the cost of the AND THEN SHE SAID if you are going after those new Puppy Shoos lor sale at IS vox belter tike big won t get FAMILY SHOE STORE ALPINE HEALTH CLUB STREET SWIMMING INSTRUCTION AND WATER SAFETY STARTING MONDAY JULY 9th MONDAY TUES WED THURSDAY FRIDAY MORNINGS 9a m TO NOON ONLY 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