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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvjlle, dune 18, 1975 YELVERTON. On Tuesday evening June 3rd, 1975 a large group of ladies of assorted shapes, sizes and birthdates gathered at Yelverton Chureh Hall to honor one of Yelvertons darling damsels, Miss Mar- leah Malcolm, bride-eleet. Marleah is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Malcolm who live at the north junction of 7A-35 Highway. Miss Candy Malcolmn, lst cousin of the bride, greeted the guests as custodian .of the Guest Book. Af ter a brief program the honored guest was seated in a spot of honor and she was assisted by Misses Rosemary Bowen, Darlene Malcolm and Patsy Bowen (sister and future sister-in-laws) in opening the gifts. Later Marleah expres sed hier thanks for the many lovely gifts she received and to those who arranEed the evening, Mrs. Linda Pfoh, Miss Adele Page, Mrs. Myra Page, Mrs. Peggy Stacey and Miss Candv Malcolm. Hearty congratulations to two of our community's young men who recently graduated from University. Mr. Ion Page who graduated with a Bache- lor of Science Degree in Bîology from Scarborough College University of Toronto at spring convocation exercis- es on June 9th. Likewise to Mr. Brian Wilson who graduated Shop m. A&; with a Bachelor of Science Honour Degree in Economîcs CONTAI NS A (we believe) from Guelph University. Our community is, j roud of their progress and we l ook forward to the contribu- tion they will make to society in the future in their success- 8 ( 1 ful pursuit of knowledge. The spring Garden Party held on Friday, dune 13,'was deemed a success regardless HEREFORD of the ominous date of saine. Attendance was up somewhat Corned Beef from last year but stili too 6 AIII-LYE small for the bargaiu offered 6VAETE-LAR theeutoerinquality and Betty Crocker C quantity of succulent food. Revisions are beinÉ discussed 5 VARIETIES for nïext year. The one act play "Corne to the Fair" put on by Aîlpo Dog Food the Manvers Players, a large EC' group of teenagers gathered WEC' together from ahl over Man- Prune Nectar vers and coached by our popular Principal of Grand- BEEF OR CHICKEN CHOW view Elementary School, Mr h n KngDIE Wellington Capeling.Th unK gDIDE young thespians are to, be congratulated for their per- formance and are wished continucd success in their A t' dramatic interests. Pleased to welcome our venerable uncle andbis wife, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright of MARLBORO - Isling ton for a brief "hello and goo dbye" visit this week enroute ta visit friends at Havelock. Glad to see Unle T Ray who observed bis 84th birthday on St. Valentine's Day this year so active and own car, cares for a fine garden and is interested in- everything local >and world wide. Sure must have sipped fromn the good pool of youth. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rowan attended a testimonial dinner K orý such like on Saturday 0F 4 evening in Lindsay honoring Mr. Jack Staples on bis ROLLS retirement asPrincipal of I. E. Weldon. All joini in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Staples many happy years of retirement in the knowledge of, a job well done. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baker of Kendal were Sunday guests of Ch ck th téAtRowans.Ch c e In the sports arena this VEGETARIAN, PORK IN MC week, ahl our teams were RED KIDNEY fortunate il, winning their gaimes. The- Sr. Girls vs Millbrook and the Jr. Girls in H I their games vs Pontypool and a squeaker vs Cavan 11-10 on Fn day evenng. The Rockets won their game vs Nestieton B 5 6-1 on Sunday aftern oon with Donnie Timms on the mound. 1Mr. and Mrs. Johnny HEINZ Glasbergen of Georgetown spent the weekend with is Tomato Pasi brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glasbergen. COFFEE Mrs. Barbara Hamilton was u ocal limsofth the alHender âl wel I tpule on Sunday a rei T CC akr spite you perse vere till you recover in spite of yourselL. Ater al 1 ather's Day is c o l Sunday, why give up now? WESLEY VILLE A week ago Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nchols went to King- ston, tollowingMrs. Nchols' CALIFORNIA, SUNKI sharing in the Springville church service as sol oist. - R Daughter Marylin, Mrs . J. McGuirk, was in hos pîtal there for tests after a slight llnessbut glad to say she isWNT home again and well. NT Ladies of the community with help from friends, coin- pleted a qult at home of Mrs.A Darke thîs past week. Mrs. A Darke went to Fenelon Falls during the weekend to be present for the christening of a estpt gIrndIQUbUl. il P for Guaranteed Quali*ty and Value! 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