Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 27, 1962, p. 9

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mr dun can who is the ion of mr and mrs uod duncan of hope- town the double ring ceremony took place at three o clock in the church which w decora ted with pmk and white gladi oli mrs hdfiar gowland was erganist white necklace tfie bridal gown featured a floor length full skirt of nlon over taffeta and a lace bodice a rosette headpiece held a flrgrrtip veil mie wore a white necklace and earrings the groom i gift and carried a cascade of red rosea mlsa joan craig was maid of honour wearing a mauve ballerina gown and carrying yellow chrysanthemums the bridesmaids were cornne craig of lanark and joyce mclnncs scholars who had received 80 per cent in sunday school work this put year congratulations and all best wishes to mr and mrs arthur perth miss craig wore a yel ituddell who celebrate their lew gown and carried mauve fortieth wedding annivenary mums and miss mclnncs aor september 27th mav thry green gown and also carried mauve mums all attendants wore white accessories little miss dale stenhouse of free ton was hrr cousin s flower girl she wore a white dress and accessories rose cerssoe mr wilson gave hn daugh tcr in marriage the groom s brother laurie duncan was best man and ushers were arnold gibson of hopetown and the bride s brother wtl ham wilson the park evening circle of the church catered for recep tion which followed in the church hall the brides mother wore a navy blue and white dross with navy coat and white accessories and a red rose cor sage the gtoomj mother also was in the receiving line wearing navy and turquoise white accessories and a cor iage of red roses r or a honeymoon trip in eastern ontario the bride wore a powder blue suit and a corsage of baby pink roses ashcrove wi gets landscape tips from nurseryman the september w l meeting was at the nice new home of lira james mcphail on tues day evening the 10th at 8 oclock with the president mrs 4 fred nurse presiding and op ening with the ode and creed secretary mrs bob aleian der read the minutes of last meeting and called the roll which was answered with my favorite flower or ahrub it wit moved that members do to take the meat club this jeir a committee of mrs f kuddell and mrs milton bird will look after buying christ mas gifts for the german boy and girl the institute have ad opted also a commlttoe of three ladles will arrange for a wi party some time in no- vember mrs bob cunning ham was in charge of the pro gramme and ahe introduced the guest speaker don hancock of the garden contra on the le- tenth lino one mile south of and beautiful with a little cf fort on their part the excellent motto burled seeds grow but burled talents never was well given by mrs ford wickson mrs kussel hepburn gave current events a reading by mrs john bell boddy sunsets for sale mrs j h hunter thanked thehos- ffis speaker and everyone for the pleasant time and meet ing closed by singing god save the queen and a aocial hour rally day was observed it the church service on sunday morning printed programs were used the theme being hands that heal in the name of christ the ut scripture from isaiah 35 verses 110 was read by doreon carney prayer by marilyn wilson 2nd scripture reading from seventh chapter of luke was read by mrs ward brownrldge doris picket told the story of the signing and landscaping gar deni and also ahowod colored pictures of ways to beautify ones homo and garden with hruhs and flowers he nt ewrljtlni qupalibn t were asked of him and the udies felt thai with his help ful talk and picture a place can be made to look pleasant g i it druhvjuln who spoko on dtwfldie of vong moon use a korean boy whose la ther had leprosy who with the help of mr kim a christian older and dottora nd mines found a cure for the dreadod disease mra7harveynurmwuhtha assistance o superintendent charles austin gave out the seals and certificates to thi have many more years locethcr yet the young people held their meeting on sunday evening at the home of itruca quiglry town country girls win at fall fair judge mrs alan juuklnnv jr brampton embroidered dreiser scarf junior hliaabeth hay carol mc gilvray senior marilyn oung embr pillow case junior- mary hay hixabeth hay carol mcjilvray senior liar bar a kin radc marltn young cotton skirt junior chrut ine tost jacliie calder senior barbara kinrade wool skirt senior atanlyn young barbara kinrade pyjamas senior barbara kin rade marilyn young cotton blouse senior barb ara kinrade dress junior carol mcgjlv ray christine tost dress senior barbara kin rade matilyn young marilyn wilson thanksgiving centre piece senior barbara kinrade half apron junior kllzabeth hay christine tost senior ma nlyn young fancy apron senior barbara kinrade manln vounfi knitted article junior ell zabrth hiv linda lliggt senior manljn young barbara kin rade dining table centre senior manln wilson barbara kin- rnle chocolate cake junior sha rene herbert judy lrouie apple pie senior barbara kinrale marlyn young bran muffins junior marti n wilson joanne mckeown senior mariln young barbara kinrade rancy sandwiches junior maureen necl senior barbara kinrade cjiocotste fudge senior barbara kinrade marilyn young manljn wilwn butter taru junior eliza beth hay senior marilyn young barbara kinrade cordage senior marilyn young barbara kinrade hit the double deck1 in a doubledecker bus in new york a rather inebriated fellow sat near the driver he kept i p a continuous converaa- tlon until the driver suggested very tactfully that ho would find the top deck more enjoy able ttierc was plenty of fresh air up there the drunk was good natured and climbed up but uas down agiin shortly what i wrong asked the dncr dont you like the view and air up there yep responded the drunk tfien wagging his head from aide to side but it aint safe no driycrl too much togetherness is this your homer living room cramped feel boxed in falling over the cat you need more living space quickl heros where your basement pays off convert that wasted spaco into a multipurposa 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