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Recently, Married in* Toronto! PEIGUBON - ST RONG McARTHUR - SMUIH The nmrriage cf Miss Beth ý Armoiur Heights U ni ted' Elaine Strong, daugbter cf! Church, Toronto, beautifully MT. and ?&s. Gordon Strong,I decoratcd with large basketst and. j4r. Gerald Stuart Fergu - of pin4c delphiniurns and other! soTe"'~ftnto, son of MT. and Iflowers, was the setting for Msrs. M. A. F'erguson, was t e niarriage cf Megan Louise soleannized in Blaclcstock Smfith, daughtier of Mir. and United Cburch, Sai-urday, July'1 Mss. B. E. Smith, Tenanto, 2, 1966. land Ardis John McArihur, The officiating clergyman son of Dr. J. A. and Mrss.Me-~ Was Rev. Piip Rarneril. Mrs., Artfiur, Blackstock.I Larme Thomipson played thel Rev. R. D. Binning was the1 wcdding music and Mrs. offi ciating cergyrman. T h e ' Harold Kyte was soloist, sing- wedding mnusic was played by........ ing "The Lcrd's My Shep-1 Ms. Hanuford and lirs. Kingi herd" and "0 Perfect Love." was soloist. For thbe ceremony, bouquetsi The bride was given in! of pinle and white peoniesý marriage by ber fathes and decosated the church. . was charningly attired in ai~ Given in marriage by heri gown of -white peau de faille, ~' father, thbe bride wore a fionsI' with scooped neck, empire ' length gown cf nylon tulle! waist, and empire train and Chantilly lace, flowingi adorned with lace miedallians. «. oui- with four tiers cf nylon~ Her cbapel length veil feli and lace into a chapel train.1 freni a crown of lace medal- The fiti-ed bodice was styled 'lions. She carried a bouquet in a sabrina neckline, trim- ceni-red with a pale yellowl Mr. and Mss. Ardis John McArthur shown in the above phoVo, recently mcd with sequins and pearîs, t inted orchid surroundcd byr xhne asaevw nAmu eîhsUîe hsh oot.Frel and had long pointed leeves. lily-o-t-the-valley. ehagdmrig osiAmu H gt U tdCurTrno.F mrl Her bouffant, shoulder length Thbe bride's thsee sistersý Miss Megan Louise Smith, the bride is the daughter of Mr. anud Mss. B. E. Smith, veil feil frorn a circlet of, were bier attendants. Pai-sicial ToronVo, and the groom is Vhe son cf Dr. J. A. and Mrs. McArthus, Blackstock. sciuined petals, and she car-I Smith, maid cf honor, Heather, Photo by Eaton's Portrait Studio sied a. cascade of pink roses and Suzanne Smit-h, brides-ý and white carnations. mis were dsessed in formai Mss. Eri-c Bars, sister of th length gowns cf apple green brde ws atonof hem ranz osmthig a ýtting W as Blackstock United* Church bridoerwas trong af harns, ora whovie mai- ops ngda S law, and Miss Anne Poole, bwtitaelso lgace toand Toronto, friend cf thbe bride, tb ai panes oheorattenafrom were bridesenaids, and Miss headdresses were matcbing Beverleyr Bars was flower apple green flower crowns, girl. Theis dresses were iden- witub circulas veils. Tbey car- 4 tical, full length gowns of silk ried'bouquets of yellaw rases cbiffon, sleeveles's, empire o match the bride's orcbid. à&tflowing back panel, h etmnwsM.Aa an'bodice cf French lace. Tb ei a a i.Aa Tw'o were aqua and two were Asseistine, a f riend cf tne * . *"4. lu p.nk.The eac w'e a groom, and thbe ushers were O @hort bouffant veil held by a' essrs. Ardis Demnpsey, cou- centre rose. They carried 1 sin of thbe groom, John Mass, «~. inatobing carnations, Icousin cf the bride, and Ilmas .. . .. Mn. Rosa Ferguson, brother' Pirss. of the groomn, was best man, Thbe reçeption was held at and thbe ushers wese Ms. Ro.- Thornuili Golf and Country bert Strong, brother af thbe lub. The bride's moi-ber re- bride, sud Ms. Ronald Fergu- ceived wearing a long sbri.mp son, brother of itbe groom. gown, smal bat of varying The reption was held in piniks and corsage on pusse thbe Christian Education Cen- of swetbeart roses. Thbe tre where the bride's mai-ber groam's mother assisted in a received, wearinug a two-pîece long beige gown witb lace gol lace oves affeta dress top, green bai- with yellow Wvith ile green accessories flowess, and corsage cf yellaw aud corsage ouf bronze rases.i and green roses i-o match thbe To assist, tube grocm's moi-bericolours in lier bat. vore a whitue lace duster ovesl Thbe bride's travelling cos- pink organza dress witb pinki tume for their irip Vo Ponoo à aooessosies and corsage of! Mountains, Penn., was a pale pink roses. yello.sheah.wih m.ic.în Befose leaving ou theli;tailored coat and wide bsim- wedding trip ioNew Yorkimcd'hat cf tube same calour. and Washingt-on thbe bride Thcy will reside ai- 22 El'k- dcnmed a pastel, paisley-.pint hora Dr., Wilowdale. organza dres.with matching Tube bride ati-emded Toronto duster, white acceasories and Public Scubool, Lawrence Park corsaige of white carnations. Collegiate, Waterloo Lutheran UM.adlr.Fruo ilIniversity fron wich she. . . . rsde in Toronto until Aug- graduated with a B.A. in ~then iu Hamilton. eMay, 9 r. hegroom attend- - bride attendcd Cant- Md artr htPble n ~wigbt and Port Perry Higb Higb Scuools, Pbi and ae Sdhools and is an esupicyee wituh B.Sc. degree from Wat- cf Canadian Imperial Bank of erloo Lutheran University Commerce, Toronto. Tbe also in May, 1966. groom la a graduate cf Park- Following thbe wedding se dele Collegiate, Toronto, and uearsal Miss Bei-iy licAsi-hun Ontario Agicultural College, sister cf tube groom, waa bas- Guelph, and wiill be teaobîng tess et a cocktail party ai- ber High Scuool in Delta Secon- apatcnt in Taranto. dary Scubool, Hamilton, Ont, .Bath thbe bride and groom Prior i-o tube wedding i-be were entertained et different bride was houored ai. showers soesadprispisV bv ber fellow employeca in theis wedding. - Taranto; and by Mss. Eric Guests attended from Metz, . - Barr and Mus. Robert Strong. Frnce, Torto,rf .Montreal .« Gel Cash Toda For OId Applias tbrolugb 4 TATES MA C L A 8SS1FIE 1 Phone 623-3303 ly New York, Texas, Minden: Hamiltoan, Uxbridge, Bhack- stock and Caesanree. 1 $ere are a few Red Cross I wates safei-y tips. Always swîm witb ai- leas-oee ai-er N ipersan . Swim only during tube i>5 daylîghi- bours. Invesiigate conditions BEFORE enteriug j sirange waters. t 1: 'Z ( I E I Ms. and Mss. Gerald Stuart- Ferguson, are shown in the above photo follow.- ing their marriage in Blaaekstock United Church on Saturday, July 2, 1966. The bride is the former Miss Bei-h Elaine Sirang, younger daugh er cf Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strong, Blackstock, and the groom is the son cf Ms. and Mss. M. A. Ferguson. Photo by Aster Studio ENFIELD Announce. Engagement Ms. and Mss. Walter Ruther-, fard, David aud Canal, Bow-i manville; Misses Evelyn Cunningham and Marion West- catt, Brantford; Mss. Donald Davey, Tyrone, wese visitera ai- tube Pascoe home ast wcek. Ms. and Mss.' Fred Samis, Miss Donna Samis, Albert and! Stuant visited Miss Normaý Webst-er, Toronto and picnick- i cd on tube Island. Miss Beverhy Samis, accom-f panied by Misa Catherine Os-i borne, cf Bowmanvilhe, flew1 Vo Bermuda for a two-weeký holiday. Ms, and Mss. Les Cochrsane, and Rahph bad a picnic supper Sunday with Ms. sud Mss.1 Ken Cochrane and fiends at Fenelon Falls.I Mss. Keith Davey, Gar-h and'. Elaine and Erie Bawman, spentý Sunday with thbe Cash Sargents: and Roland Bowman on i-be Sargent's houseboat. Ms. Ber- Northcott, Hamil-ý Ion~~~~ iu s eb Hcy Ms. and Mrs. Carl Robert Cunningham, Strathroy, Blacksi-ock, 92 year aid cousina, of Mss. Wifred Bowman, calh-î announce the engagement cf their daughter, Leslie ed ai- Mss. Bowman's home! Claire, Vo Mr. James Thomas Mastesson, son cf Mr. recenthy an a moi-as irip. 1sud Mss. Thomas Peter Masterssn, Bawmanville, the Mr. sud Mss. Bill Cars and! famhy Crokd Cee, vsi-, marriage te ake place Saturday, August 27th, 1966, Mr. sud Mss. Don Lee. ' at 2 o'clock in Ahl Saints. Church, Strathroy, Ont. The Marilyn Heeringa bias beený bride-eleci- is a graduate cf the University cf Western visitiug Alice Picrsma, New- Oni-ario and the groom-elect is agraduai-e cf the Uni- castlhe.. estofWsenO ar. Ms. aud Mss. Albert- Fielderivest cf Wtrn Otia are bolidaying ai- ihein cai-ageI ai- Bobcaygcon and. wit-hIren, Goderich, bave been visiti C'TTA frienda ai- Brockvilc. ing wii-h thbe Oke's. i KENDAIJftLI Mr. amd Mrs. W. W. Gray Mr. sud Mss. Donald Pres-' and Bilhy, Agincaunt, Mr. and coit sud family visited with Bobby Gea& hbas neturned Mss. Arthur Gray, Mss. WilMr. sud Mss. Alian Taylor and borne for a few holidays asý Gray, Scarborough, Mr. sud family et their cottage onm be bas been helping ai- Sutch's Mss. Edgar Prescoti-, had a Lake Koslagawgomog.. tebacoo farm ince he got oui- piue dinner wii-h Mr. amd Ms. and Mss. Wilbert Smit-h, Of seh"o. e lirs. Godfrey Bown a i their Oshawa, Mss. R. Treheven, MV., About 35 relatives tramn home, Sunday. Forest, Mr. sud Msrs. Keni Elmwood, Cheoey, Ottawa, Misa Evelyn WcVi-en and Alles, Holstic, Miss Peggy1 Kitchener, Rockwood. Peter- fiend, Oshawa,. visited ber Alles, Whii-by, %vesc visitons si- borough, and Gal- attendcd a grandmothcr, lira. R. Griff,;.1 i-e Prescoti borne. family pienic at ite f ana cf lir. and lins. Fred Griftin I Mr. ad rflis. Edgar Presco-i- li. and, Mrs. Mvartin Mandera and Ivan, lira. R. Griffin and spent a day ast weehc wl-h lait Sunday. lira.. M cLauthlin, Caeura reli. and lira.. Jlm. Harrs aand __ ~ woiei n vlited wl-h Mr. and lins. Tedifamlly, South Monoghan. )elmLoor utay d -teirsan- lieLeughlin and amuly ati Two weeks ago there was a Hear s edni-Il enesey. Ithébr new home ai- Femeloil mmmli gai-beng at tube Siinsonr hm ni Wdedy ~Fmu , , L hoe to celebsate Mrs. H.1 Miss Seleus - Thertell ias~ à#& olil towe Md"4-8tmWsth blrthday. reftm t a CLarem Tos tell'à after a diort etRa theUIc'%e GM. workers have1 hoitaL. been laid off for the change- MTr. and lirs. Larry Man. over, ail except the maiten- a are away on a trip to ance crew whO are dOIng the visit herser at Port Arthur. change-over. Guests with Mir. and lirs. Kendal Street Fair waz held kartin manderas unday were Wednesday evening with a Mr. anxd MMt. Sdioof of st. gool crowd turnng out. Af- Claire Shores, Detroit, and ter so much real hot weather0 Dick. Wienmeir. it was quite cool on in the1 M.r. and lira. George Clark, evening. Thbe TV was won1 Sorborough, spent the week- by Lindla Langstatf, daughter end at teir mwnrner home, of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lang- Miss Marilyn Elsey, Osh- staff. is. Connie Allen and awa, returned home witki her Ted Stark were the winners0 parents Saturday aftter spend- of two of thbe $10 bills. Lrg moot of the week with Our heartfdit sympathy is George Mercer's family. extended to Mr. end Mrs. The telephone men were in, william Hoy and Larry on Kendal this past week putting, the losof their only daugh- in difterent phones and ter and sister, Brenuda, in a changing thbe grOuPing, onlIY car and truck accident, Tues- SupPosed Vo be four on each day evening, eJuly 19. Bill is Une. We also got new nuxn- irfi hospital and we hope bis bers just w1hen we were get- rtcovery will be satisfactory. ting accustorned to the other The U.C.W. held their meet- nuimbers. It la a regular mud- ing Wednesday evening. July die now. 13, ait the horne of Mr. and Mies C. W. Stewart and lirs. T. Stevens, with Mrs. Miss Mision McKelvey and Reg. ElliatV presiding. Mss.1 Jack MeKelvey took a trip to Greenwood read the 103rd Kincardine last week. Psalm and Miss C. W. Stewart Mir. J. McTaggart, Jackie read the minutes. Mrs. T.! Good, Bobbie McTaggart and Stevens took as her topic, Jinumy Simupson have been "Peace, the hope for the fu- down firom Toronta since ture." She said that the fu- Wednesday to Put up a toal ture cf our ch'urch depends shed. Mss. McTaggart, Mr. on bhe rising generation. IVI and Mrs. Bill Good and faim- was decided ta hold a I.onny- ily, Ms. and lirs. Bobo McTag- brook Sale on the ohurch gant and lamily, and Jack lawn e4rIy in August. Sa folksý MeTaggart Jr. carne down'1 look around and see what yau Sunday.1 can donate tic the sale, Lunrh Mr. and Miss. Eddie Cou-1 lis to be soold duing the sale roux, Marie and Lynn spentl with *Mrs. Stevens heading, the weekend at their cottage:i-the comrnittee. Mrs. G. Cath-, at Lake Kushog. They intend cart is ta head the furniture going on te visit his folks at cornmittee. Luncih was enjoy-ý Cache Bay.1 ed and a vote of thanks was Mrs. Mary Luxan, Mr. and expressedi to our hostess. Are Mrs. Stan Gray «f Perrytown any cf you readers supersti- and Miss Margaret Patterson,ltiaus? It was noted that 131 Oshawa, spent the weekend atIsat down ta tihe table Vo par- Lake Kushog. take of the lunch. Mu-s. Don Oke (Pearl Hoyl Mr. and Mss. Garland Cath- and son Wayne of California cart were guests of Mr. end are visiting her father, i-I, Mrs. T. Stevens, Sunday. James Hoy, and ber brothers Mrs. H. Foster and Mrs. M. and sisters. E. Foster visited Mr. and Mrs. The tobacco groweÉs are Bob Carrutuhers and took Ste-1 busy these days watering yen home. their tobacca. This hot wea- Miss Marie Foster, St. Ca- ther -plus the water is rnaking tharmnes, is home with Ms. it grow very fast. Sorne are and Mss. Martin Foster for eepecting ta start priming the sosne holidays. latter part of this week. Sunday evening a plane It ls hauped we soon get seerned to be serenading Ken- sarne sain as evesything is dal but was just dusting Al- drying up. We hear of nain len Foster's and Pete Newell's all around us but it does not arops of tobacca. - get here. Mrs. Masilatt is again home rhe Caiiadian Statesman, Bowmanvlfle, July 27, 106U witti Allen Fosters and -had surely imie 9Se adjuatxnfft her two sisters, lins. Amy was made. Ite choir saIg Cowie, anid Mrs. Fern Tudffrd "Good Niught and Good Morn- of California vkÊting wituh ing" ln mernory cd their choir lier. Mr. anad lir. Martin mate, Brenda Hoy. The beau- Lock cf Niagara were also tiful basket of flowers we guests this weekend and are also in loving mernory of taking thbe other two ladies Brenda. Miss Ann Fostet back with hem. played for thbe service. Mr. and lira. Cy Elsey and Ms. Tippet cf Garden HI] Marilyn visitcd Sunday wit had dinner Saturday evening wu olir mieoe, lir. Roy Lit- MT. and lirs. George Merces. tle. Guests with thbe Little& Church was held as usual Sumday were Mir. and lins. with Rev. R. C. White preactu- Ronnuhe Dinnen and dauguter ing. Hie spoke along thbe line Shernie Lee, and lis. and lira. of flendes unto Caesar thej Wayne Bailey. things that are Caesar's and Miss Lynn Little 'is necu- unto God thbe things that are peratinug after a tonsilectomy God's.' It takes $2,800 Vo runi1which aube lad last week. Kendal church a year or $1.211 Miss Diane Little spent per farnily per week, while Sunday witu Miss Joyce El- Shiloh just pays $ 1,100. lt la iott. 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