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age II THE HERALD Jnly 1974 THANK HEAVENS FOR LITTLE GIRLS ASHGROVE NEWS The congregational picnic of Hillcreat United Church was held on Sunday June at the lovely home Mr and Mra At eleven fifteen the Church Service held during which and awards were awarded to the S S scholars The perfect at tendance awards were given to Pauline Sharp Kim Hamilton Paul Robs on Kendra and Kent Hamilton and Douglas Mc- After a lovely picnic lunch under the trees the superin tendent Doug MacDonell was assisted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Cunningham in taking charge of games which were enjoyed by the children and under Stephen Win afield girls and Marilyn Bird boys 8 and Charles Bird girls and 11 Elaine Cunningham boys Rosa McClure ladles kicking shoe Mrs Speck mens Glenn McClure 3 legged race Brad and Allan Cunningham tying a mans tie Elaine Cunningham and her grand father Bob wheelbarrow race Ralph Cunningham and son Wayne peanut scramble Then young and old enjoyed swim ming in the beautiful pond On Monday evening June a community shower was held for Barbara a July bride Mrs Claude Picket took by Miss Brenda McNeil of tieorgetown Among lovely decorated surroundings the bride and girl friends opened the many wonderful gifts for which she thanked everyone Mrs DID YOU KNOW A baby should always be held when he is having his bottle St John Ambulance says never lay him down in his crib or carriage with the bottle propped for him to feed himself There is danger of his deal a IN SPITE OF Womens Liberation little girls still I like to do feminine things such as walking their dolls riding their tricycles and even skipping At left Is Tammy Foster five years Rogers also age five and old of Poplar Crescent in also of Poplar Crescent Acton At centre In Tammy Skipping rope Is Tasha another five year- old who lives on Bower Avenue Fun In the sun is LIMEHOUSE NEWS Sharon Louise Gedcke ANN LANDERS Husband Likes Purse Snooping Dear Ann Landers This may be of no significance to any other person in your reader ship but Its driving me crazy Whenever I turn my back my husband goes looking in my purse It not money he is after because he never takes a dime Its just that he wants to see what I have in there I cant even take a shower without him snooping around in my pocketbook Ive set little testing traps like putting my handkerchief in a certain way or putting my compact in a special place Almosteveryday I have evidence that he has been rummaging around and it makes me so mad I want to scream What can I do about if- To Hide Dear NT Quit letting traps and tell your husband that your purse Is open for his Inspection any time he wants to look in It Make it clear that he doesnt have to wait till you are out of sight Tomorrow before you take a shower hand Sherlock your purse and say Be my guest dear Ill bet this puts an end to his snooping Dear Ann Landers The old custom of bread and butter giftingbrtnglng the hostess a small gift when Invited for dinner a lovely box of candy some flowers or a bottle of good wlnels charming but what about the person who brings something really tacky lust so shell have a gift in her hands Dont you think this Is cheap I hope youll print my letter Certain people ought to see it Highland Park Dear Park Since you wrote Ill direct my comments to you Its obvious that you want an expensive gift or none at all Now THATS cheap STRUCK RIGHT Dear Ann Landers The letter from the woman whose fiance was dating his ex wife struck me right between the eyes The man Ive been seeing for two years was divorced from his wife IB months ago but he says he cant let go of Her because he Is worried about what she might do to herself He allows her to keep a key to his apartment She is Invited along when he has their PROMOTED daughter and his family over to his place He accepts all her phone calls at work She still wears her wedding ring and Ive seen her sitting in her car outside his apartment waiting for him to come home from work This selfpitying blob has made no attempt to get a Job or make friends She still cries on anyone who will listen and of course Im the witch who ruined her life He says he cant marry me until his ex gets her life straightened around So far one medical doctor and two psychiatrists have not been able to help her I know I m a fool to hang around but Its hard to give up when you think theres still a chance What do you think And Still Mixed Up Dear Mid I think youd better wake up and smell the coffee because I dont ice any orange blossoms in sight Your only chance Is to tell Mr Wonderful to or cut bait And let him know you mean it My guess Is hell fish for a while and then hell cut bait Jaycettes Elect New Executive Jaycette Nominations Night was held on April It at the home of Mary Bick After the business part of the meeting cards were played and refresh ments served Also In April a number of girls attended a Spring Training Session in Oak- vllle at which they had the opportunity to pick up some pointers on how to improve the unit Election and Installation Night was held at the home of Shirley Holmes The new executive for Is president Sharon Atkinson past president Sharon vice president and Sheila treasurer A fondue dinner was enjoyed after the meeting The last meeting for the year was held at the home of Sheila Breen Awards were ted one of which was a sterling silver engraved locket presented to Sharon Atkinson for being Outstanding of the Year in the Georgetown unit Mr Brandt of Toronto visited his nephew Mr C us Lav sen his wife and family during the weekend The ladies catered for the OakleyByers wedding reception at Presbyterian Church on Saturday Best wishes to the newly weds Mr and Mrs Gustavsen spent two weeks holidays with relatives in New Brunswick In May A few days later they received the sad news of her fathers sudden passing at Newcastle B We extend sympathy The closing meeting of the local association was held at the home of Dawn Case when GRADUATE officers were elected for the next season President Rose Woodworth vice president Barbara Case secretary Murj Thomson treasurer Lorno Thompson phone convenor Beverley Banish card con Thompson All enjoyed a lovely buffet meal prepared by Dawn and Barbara Case after The family motored to Sault Sic Marie for the weekend where Mr and Mrs John will visit at Mrs Ushers home Tor a couple of weeks The Pee Wee girls softbotl team defeated the Omagh team 16 one evening last week Home runners were Karen Mary Ann and Lynne Mrs Ron Thomson graduted with percent in upholstering at Canes toga College last week Congratulations Marjorle The ladies helped by several local young women catered a cold dinner after the BnttonRody wedding reception on Saturday at the Music Centre Acton Married In Calgary ROGER STREET son of Mr and Mrs Street Prince Charles Dr received his honors Bachelor of Science degree in physics from the University of He has accepted a position with Atmospheric Environment Service as a meteorologist He is married to the former Mr and Mrs Neil Anderson entertained relatives and friends on Saturday evening on the occasion of their son Morris twenty first birthday Mr and Mrs Garry Roberts nee Eleanor Anderson were home from Hamilton Tor the weekend Mrs Ted Morrow of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harvey Norton Mr Haven of On Saturday June 1974 Sharon Louise daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Gedcke 1 Georgetown and Walter Warren son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hann of Cor- nerbrook Nfld were united In marriage at Pleasant Heights United Church Calgary Alta DOUBLE KING It was a double ring ceremony with the Reverend T M Badger officiating Given In marriage by her father the bride wore an empire style TOP TEN This Week Top Ten By Rick Norman 1 Band On The Run 2 Billy Dont Be A Hero 3 Streak Locomotion My Girl BUI Werewolf Waterloo Lucy Lucy Lucy 10 Rock Me Gently Congratulations to Rose- Marie Wright and Janet Smith both winners on our Secret Theme Contest They correctly identified Summer as our weekly theme Clues were hidden in the titles lyrics and artists names of the records played on Party Rock Watch Party Rock again this Friday for more clues to a new secret theme with your host Brian Lawrence bridge Alberta called on cousins in the neighborhood one evening last week Mr and Mrs S spent the weekend at their cottage white sheer over satin gown trimmed with white embroidered roses a long train and a shoulder length veil with a headpiece of white roses She carried a cascading arrangement of yellow sweetheart roses and mixed spring flowers The brides attendants were gowned alike in light blue floral chiffon over blue satin with the maid of honor Patricia Park wearing a white hat trimmed with white and yellow daisies and the bridesmaids Elizabeth and Donna Sharkey wearing matching daisies in their hair All wore white cesser lea and carried matching bouquets of cornflowers and yellow and white daisies The groom attendants wore royal blue suits trimmed with a darker blue DINNERDANCE Following the wedding a reception dinner dance was held at the Renfrew Com munity hall with 120 guests attending Receiving for the bride her mother chose a yellow lace floor length gown and a corsage of cymbldium orchids the grooms mother also received and wore a bolero Jacketed floor length aqua green double knit gown and a corsage of orchids For a honeymoon trip to Vancouver Island and Seattle Washington the bride wore a going away outfit of red white and blue and a corsage of while feathered carnations Guests from out of the province were from Owen bound Georgetown Brampton Halifax Saskatoon and and from Cor nerbrook Macs milk Chuck Steak Empire Bacon Rib Steaks Round Steak Roast 1 Values On Sale July 3 July 6 Carney who has been attending the Armed Forces Staff College In Norfolk Virginia has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant- Colonel He has received his new posting as Base Operations Officer at the Armed Force Base at Comox He will take over hi new duties August Don is the 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