Double Ring Wedding in Miniota United Church
Betty Anne Brown and Thomas Charles Ellerington wed in Miniota with Rev. A M Watts officiating. The bride wore a net lace gown with sequin halo veil and carried a Colonial bouquet. the groom’s party included his brother and friends. A reception for 85 followed, then a dance at the Centre and a trip to the States. The couple will reside on the Glenloch home farm.
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Betty Anne
Elmer Brown
Reeder
Thomas Charles Ellerington
Wellerington
Miniota
A M Watts
Sen. Hall
Isabella
Miniota United Church
A.spalding
Betty Ellerington
Enid Stamford
Wm. Hall
Wayne
Grant Brown
Stanley Heath
Wallaceburg
Ont
Ontario
Brown
Fleming Orchestra
States
T. C. Ellerington
Glenlochar
Mission City couple wed in St Andrew's United Church
Elaing Beth Walker and Stanley Porteous Copland wed at St Andrew's United Church Mission City B C on Saturday August 18 at 3 00 p m Rev David Donaldson and Rev L G Sieber officiated with Eugene Bates organist and Evelyn King ston soloist The bride wore a floor length embroidered organdy gown with a veil of fine tulle net and orange blossom coronet The ceremony included maid of honor Miss Grace Walker bridesmaids Miss Beverley Walker and Miss Myrna Walker The reception followed at the bride's family home with local relatives in attendance The couple will reside in Vancouver with the bride traveling in a pale blue dress for the trip to Vancouver Island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Donaldson
L. G. Sieber
Elaing Beth
Betty) Walker
Stanley Porteous Copland
St. Andrew's United Church
Mission City
B.C
Donaldson
Gibson United Church
T. A. Walker
Walker
William Copland
Vancouver
Eugene Bates
Evelyn Kingston
Alec Galt
Kenneth Copland
Robert Louttit
Hector Tapp
Tapp
W. Fleming
R. K. Chalmers
South Burnaby
W. J. Windebank
Hugh McClusky
Whooping Crane Migration Alert From Audubon Canada
Audubon Society of Canada warns residents of prairie provinces about the dramatic fall migration of the world's last flock of whooping cranes and urges safe guidance as they head to wintering grounds in Texas during the annual appeal.
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Prairie Provinces
The
Audubon Society of Canada
Canada
Texas
Society
Do Not Shoot At White Birds Whooping Crane Warning
Audubon researchers warn fall migration is the cranes most dangerous period as 2 500 mile trek from the Northwest Territories to the Gulf of Mexico draws hunters across Canada and the central U S Mortality must drop by at least 50 percent to keep a safe breeding population Keep the cranes flying and do not shoot at any large white bird
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Northwest Territories
Gulf of Mexico
India
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Ellerington— Brown
Copland Walker
Gare
Ee Game & Fish Association
Crie
Eee R Institute
Wena Ie
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