Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 8, 1953, p. 5

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plumbing heating ttnsmithlng electrical wiring oil burners and service phone 319w or j bs td more than for quick service 25 years doubleiring ceremony morrimnucon wedding at a doublpring ceremony in knox presbyterian church milton on saturday afternoon june 27th joan elizabeth daughter of mr and mrs m e nixon of milton and djonald robert morrison caledo nia were married by the rev e orsborn the bride given away by her father wore a fullskirted gown of ice blue alencon lace over satin made with scalloped hemline and a fingertip veil caught to her mat qhing headdress she carried a white bouquet of stephanotis and gladioli arranged with ivy mrs r r case sister of the bride and miss beverley morrison the groom s sister and a niece at the bride nan cy case flower girl attending her were all dressed in dusty rose tulle over taffeta the first two carrying peach piftk carnations and gladioli matching their flowered headdres ses and the flower girl a miniature arrangement of blue cornflowers best man was mr kenneth neilson caledonia ushers were mr robert matthews dunnville cousin of the igroom and mr russell case mil ton the bride s brother inlaw m ronald wrtght played the wedding music which was sung by mrs har old magee receiving the brides mother was in blue shirred chiffon with a gains borough hat and pink sweetheart roses in her corsage with her navy blue lace over taffeta frock the groom s mother wore a yellow aht and a yellow corsage of roses for going away the bride was in a white and blue summer suit with accessories in navy blue and white on return from northern ontario where they are honey mooning the couple will live on sutherland street east caledonia jfte fiatin fz so far this year the boy havent caught too many of the big ones so there must be quite a few of those you read about just waiting for you make it a carefree trip this year travel by bus ask yous iocai agent about highway touhs to au pacts of the usa fm round trip fare meaford 840 parry sound 1135 burks fall 1135 subject to change tickets and information corner cupboard phone 89 vacation school teacher union wms guest speaker speaker at a meeting of union presbyterian church wms on june 30th was miss cressman who is conducting a vacation school at terra cotta miss cressman who is connected with the child evangelism depart ment of the church told of the work being carried on in the good news clubs this being done in conjunc tion with the sunday schools mrs william hunter was hostess for the meeting and forty ladies members and visitors attended the meeting was under auspices of the home helpers department the devotional period was in charge of mrs alvin starret and mrs james emmfrson mrs leslie icam dedicated the offering and mrs george h leslie closed the meet ing with prayer members of the home helpers pre sented mrs leslie with a small gift in appreciation of the work she has done in organizing and building up the department mrs starret read the address and the presentation was made by mrs wilson of terra cotta during the evening mrs har vey puckering sang and little irene hunter played an instrumental solo after the regular program an auc tion sale of donations made by members and friends realized 56 25 mrs r s leslie acting as auctioneer mrs lloyd crichton who was in the chair thanked those who had helped with the evenings program after which mrs hunter and her committee served lunch and a social hour was spent for young men of 16 training for an army the soldier apprentice mart the riftp aimjsohler apprentice plan offers a unique outer opportunity for young men of 16 who want good future 3way programme trains soldier apprentice for imummb an skilled soldier tradesmen trades framing snider expert instructors a w of 16 thoud tr academic training in phytic chemistry ogebra eafiisjs etc j i soldier upon reaching their 17th birthday they re ceive full pay with extra group pay at they qualify the young man who it interested in the happy healthy and ourpoteful life of the soldier apprentice mould investigate immediately the coupon below wqi brtftf yoa fnu av taue wi i any obligation soldier apprentices follow s balanced pro- a of study work and play live in a residence at army schools under arrisioqaf military and civilian instruc tors its a beatthjbenefieial course of train lag that prepares soldier apprentices general oflcer conuaandluc central command ott banaeka oakrulcoal for j i a soldier apprentices an eligible for stj army 1 liiailils ii it nana sad the 30 dsya snnual tsars thar metre half pay while 1 but i lyons clan reunion stanley park locale dominion day was a happy oc casion for two hundred and twelve rriembers of the lyons clan whe they held their tenth reunion at stanley park erin the president dr weir lyons toronto presided and proposed the toast to the clan irank dotson of brampton responded other spee ches were made by mrs hugh clark thos l lyons and george lyons gifts were presented o the old est lady mrs hugh clark the eld est gentleman thomas l leslie the youngest two month old rich ard louis dolson the longest mar ried mr and mrs thomas leslie the most recently married mr and mrs howard dolson and to mr thomas l leslie sedgewick al berta for coming the furthest letters were received from miss clara quance who is holidaying in the marltimes mr and mrs alwynn betggs milbank and mr and mrs wm devereaux halifax an excellent programme of irlu- sic was given by mr james mc- kane jimmy carolyn and lois mckane boyd cameron and joyce dolson and marshall geer mrs leslie winterflood was the accom panist officers elected were president john dolson bolton vice president roy lyons cheltenham secretary treasurer mamie campbell fvank lyons oliver hunter and clark lyons conducted an interest ing program of sports girls under 5 dianne mtkane susan mccaugherty boys under 5 billy brockle- bank edgar lons girls under 9 florence tyack susan hope boys under 9 gordon mcclure hunter lyons girls under 13 norma russell carolyn mckane boys under v david ander son tommy leslie girls 14 or over helen arnott olive bell boys 14 or over wit cherry cameron dolson ladles kicking shoe mrs doug las mcclure balloon breaking mrs glover brocklebank wilfrid leslie ladies fifty yards step off mrs campbell sinclair mrs john mc clure couples shoe finding mr and mrs norman russell among the guests at the reunion brampton mr and mrs george anderson mrs bertha cole mr and mrs t l dolson mr frank dolson mr and mrs harry bar rett mr donald barrett mr and mrs harold lyons mr and mrs clark lyons miss gayle lyons mr and mrs douglas mcclure ruth jean and douglas mcclure mrs john mcclure mrs fred ly ons mr jim eecles streetsvllle mr and mrs ed gar lyons mr and mrs g brockle bank lillian betty and billy brocklebank mrs wm mcoaugh- erty kaye and susan mccaugher ty mr and mrs norman russell joan and norma russell cheltenham mr and mrs roy lyons jim lyons mr and mrs w i pearson miss bonnie pearson mr and mrs clarence lyons mr and mrs frank lyons peter and hunter lyons georgetown mrs hugh clark mr and mrs john mcclure mr and mrs thomas lyons mr and mrs oliver hunter miss thelnu hunter mr and mrs william lyons miss mamie campbell mrjohn r campbell miss elizabeth clark mr j l clark mrr hugh clark mrs donald clark mr and mrs how ard dolson mr and mrs campbell sinclair carl sinclair mr and mrs albert dolson mr and mrs thos leslie miss elizabeth leslie mr and mrs clarence anderson ray donald jean and 1avid anderson mr and mrs george h leslie mr and mrs arthur mckane dianne and murray mckane mr and mrs jack lawson miss carole lawson mr and mrs starret leslie catha rine and leslie bishop mr and mrs wilfred leslie tommy and keith leslie mr and mrs jack mc donald edith douglas and joan mcdonald mrs francis thompson toronto mr and mrs george ly ons miss myrtle leslie mrs h m thornton miss enid thornton dr and mrs weir lyons mr and mrs donald dolson stratford mr and mrs lome bell olive lorna arthur and jim my bell annabelle and florence tyack hamilton mrs r c gibson miss alma gibson mr and mrs douglas reid other places mrs emily shanks aurora mr william stubbs mal- ton mrs h wardktw malton miss mary dolson malton mr and mrs a cooper e9mira mr and mrs ray graham paris mr and mrs colin macintosh welland mrs tom hope thn susan and marilyn hope hillsburgh mr and mrs ellsworth anion miss helen arnott guelph mr and mrs roy dolson bolton mr and mrs bert dolson corbet- too kenneth clarence and carol dolson corbetton mr and mrs james mckane jimmy carolyn lola and elaine mck i mr thomas leslie sedgewick al berta mr and mrs wilson still hugh 9u1l orangeville mrs nor man matthews mrs etwynn cherry mr bill cherry walleoteln mr and mrs lame kelly olenn and robert kelly moocefied mrs le -ue- winterflood wednesday evening july 8th 1mb the georgetown herald page s carrolls this week yottb local store manager chose the specials he was especially careful to choose the items you want to buy because this u the first week of carroll store managers opntest and hed like to be one of the lucky winners we suggest yon stock up at these low prices its a smart buy for you and will give your friendly carroll a store manager a better chance of winning the grand prize 8pe0iai clover leaf paramount or gold seal sockeye salmon 1st 37c special cataea0 dky ginger ale labor bottles pzivs deposit when tow but tth8 free gaines dog food tins oct 54c special florida orange juice cottage toilet tissue 3 x3c special oabnatioh evaporated milk 2 27c tomato juice 2 29c baby food ara 6 54c mustard 13c 17c special habi800 shredded wheat pko8 vinegar 44c ta red rose u aoe tou bavb 20c a pound pko w special kcoobmicks 0banoe and lemon slice candy 25c fresh fruits vegetables cau valencias size oranges doz 43c home grown new potatoes 10 lb 47c fresh and crisp celery hearts bdl 19c home grown head lettuce 2 1 heads 19c radish and green onions 3 bun 15c golden teixow bananas lb 19c 1 mrs ada fraser hamlota manito- lene cook sohomberg mn roy ba mr laverne lipsett mr and geer king mr marshall geer of mrs louis dolaon joyce raymond king mr mod mrs john dolaob lloyd and rlcbard dolaon bolton cameron and margaret dotson bol- mr and mrs arthur blow lang- ton mr and mrs jack dolaon mlta- c bs mar- tax

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