id w ill : esude at *’»lt;U1 *% % * 4nesxipol l (KK - ROBERTSON\ lovclv afternoon wedding was Hw wm* emnizod at the home of thebrides parents Mr. and Mrs, i GH tvrtson. Strathclair. when theirnishv ounce si urfu^nter. Patricia was married to Douglas Allaedlock son of Mrs Nellie Pollock and th, ■ •» William Pollock of McConEmv Harland officiating. HThe bride given in marriage byfather was dressedrn nrr^ noon gown of blue imported s o\ei crinoline carried a bouquetDOn!Ored roses.M s Don Wiliimson of Maples’ di * ssed in navy crepe with match-«G ing a*eessones and wearing a cor- lt;sage of red roses was her sistersn- matt'on of honor.nd Best man was Harold Pollock brhr other of the groom, n- Mi H. .1 Harland played theof wedding musicThe bride's mother receiving inuia |*wdej blue moire the grooms - , mothes in a two piece grey crepehe each wearing a corsage of pink cara nations.I Following the ceremony a recepas lion for some forty guests was held 1t- m Strathclair Unite ! Church par -ft lor.1 at* r amid showers of confetti■ere the happy couple left on theirLid- wedding trip for points in the U.S. ^ A. and will reside in Strathclair 1iand district on their return.rth Guests were present from Ham-Mi iota, Oakner, McConnell andof Strathclair. Those from Ontarioi ,\( c Mr. and Mrs Don Williamson- lt;f Maple, Mrs G Edgar and Mrs.Wm Simpson of Listowel, Mr B.Kobortson and son Cam of Toes-water, and M: and Mrs. L. Coghlin and Mrs. Muriel Campboll of Winnipeg.uiet IO M,I, EMPLOYEES!