Miss Annie Leitch Honored By Friends Shower Held For Bride Elect
Miss Annie Leitch was the guest of Miss Betty Anne Kerr and Miss Dorothy Warne at a miscella neous shower at the Kerr home. About 35 girl friends attended as gifts were presented in a basket. Kerr and Warne helped open the gifts as tea was served from a table centered by sweet peas lilies and forget me nots with pink tapers. Mrs Kerr and Mrs Russell poured tea. Mrs N Turner led in a sing and the group played games and watched television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Anne Kerr
Dorothy ‘Warne
Kerr Home
Annie Leitch
Miss Leitch
Miss Kerr
Miss Warne
Lily
Kerr
Russell
N. Turner
Brown couple welcomed first child Susan Margaret
Russell J. Brown did not pass out cigars after his wife Mire Brown presented him with their daughter at the hospital. He was recovering from an operation when Susan Margaret was born. All three are doing fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J. Brown
Brown
Susan Margaret
Favorite June Walk Is Down the Church Aisle
Miss Shirley Paul planned a trousseau tea at her home on May 31 before her June 5 marriage to Donald Leonard White. Guests included her mother Mrs G Paul and the groom’s sister Mrs E Stigger. Showers and gifts featured lade by Sheila Paul Carol Tyler Jo Anne Alexander and several Georgetown Acton and Fergus hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Paul
Miss Paul
Donald Leonard White
G. Paul
E. Stigger
Georgetown
Paul
Sheila Paul
Mickey Holmes
Carol Tyler
Joanne Alexander
Wilfred Mino
L. B. Fountain
Fergus
G. Barr
Fred Johnson
Marriage of Audrey Soper and Alvin Blacklock in Guelph
Audrey Jean Soper and Alvin Alexander Blacklock wed in a Guelph church ceremony officiated by Rev. D. G. Paton. The reception followed for eight guests. The couple plans a Muskoka district and Peterborough honeymoon before settling in Hamilton, with out of town guests from Alberta, Campbellville, Fergus, Rockwood, and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bard
Russell Blacklock
Broom
George Soper
Guelph
Frederick Rinehart
Campbellville
Betty Ashbridge
D. A., Barnum
Soper
Muskoka
Peterborough
Blacklock
Hamilton
Leduc
Alberta
Fergus
Toronto
Rockwood
Eden Mills
Clarkson
Miller Wedding Ties Families Across Ontario and Indiana
Miss Joan Colling and Henry Miller wed in Lowville United Church with double ring ceremony. Attendants included Miss Shirley Colling and Miss Fairlie Hadfield. best man Bruce Stone. After a honeymoon in Muskoka, the couple will reside in West Lafayette Indiana while the groom pursues postgraduate work at Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Paigewautg
Murky Henry Miller
George Colling
Campbellville
Henry Miller
Stouffville
Lowville
United Church
E. G. Middells
Thorold
C. F. Waite
James Whitcher
Toronto
Jack Davey
Ghirley Colling
David Finley
Fairlie Hadfield
Bruce Stone
Guelph
Tom Foster
Garfield Colling
Don Miller
Muskoka
West Lafayette
Purdue University
Georgetown Church Wedding Sets Audrey Mitchell and Hamilton Stone
Audrey Marie Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Mitchell Limehouse married Hamilton Stone son of Mr and Mrs Lorne Stone Toronto in Knox Presbyterian Georgetown officiated by Rev A J Calder. The couple will reside in Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey ‘Marie Mitchell
Richard Harold Mitchell
Limehouse
Hamilton Stone
Lorne A. Stone
Toronto
A. J. Calder
Knox Presbyterian Charch
Georgetown
Chantilly
Ruby Mitchell
Anne Luke
Joanne Hamilton
Amore
Ivy
William Stone
John Michie
Miton
Alec Sutherland
Huntsville
Marshall Munroe Nuptials In City
Jane Marie Munroe daughter of Daniel and Mrs Munroe of Little Dover Nova Scotia wed Corporal William Roy Marshall son of Earl Marshall and the late Mrs Marshall of Acton in a St Johns chapel Toronto ceremony officiated by Rev T Cullen. The couple left for a motor trip after a reception at Fantasy Farms with guests from Acton Hamilton London and Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Marie
Daniel Munroe
Little Dover
Nova Scotia
William Roy Marshall
Earl Marshall
Marshall
Acton
St. John's Chapel
St.Michael's Cathedral
Toronto
T. Cullen
Fred Ryan
Charles
Mick) Holmes
Usher
Lawrence O'Brien
Fantasy Farms
White-Paul Vows Said in St. Alban's Anglican Church
Shirley Marie Paul and Donald Leonard White wed at St. Alban's Anglican in Acton with a mid afternoon ceremony officiated by Rev. Ralph Price. The bride wore Chantilly lace with seed pearl veil and mauve orchid. The groom is of Milton, wedding party included sister Sheila Paul as maid of honor and several bridesmaids and groomsmen. After a reception at St. Alban's Parish Hall, the couple left for a Montreal trip and will reside in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s Anglican
Acton
Shirley Marie Paul
Donald Leonard White
Ralph Price
George R. Paul
Georgetown
Leonard White
Milton
Betty Sue Johnson
Gail Stigger
George Hoare Jr
Elmer Hill
Charles
Mick) Holmes
Bessie Jobb
Listowel
William Beard
Peterborough
St. Alban’s
Harriston
London
Barrie
Paul
Fred Johnson
Montreal
Points
Ontario farmers cheer after long rain across districts
The writer notes widespread cheer among Ontario farmers after a grand rain last Saturday. Vegetation visibly grew, berries and pastures benefit, and even home gardens look promising. The piece blends personal anecdotes on insects, birds, and ways to manage pests and conserve cooling with improvised insulation and dog grooming tips.
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Ontario
Fies
Eissors
Tippy
Short She Lady Golfers Quip Between Player and Caddy
A witty exchange unfolds on a golf course as a player teases a partner with Youll drive me out of my mind toward a playful jab from the caddy about a putt. The banter captures light, sportside humor between golfer and caddy.
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