Wayne Richardson and Elizabeth Tavner Wedding in Florida
The ceremony at George's Anglican Church followed by a reception at the Delrex Restaurant united AY and Miss Elizabeth Tavner. The couple will honeymoon in Florida then Washington. they reside in Cooksville and Port Credit respectively. Attendants included Marilyn Webber and Ruth Ann Marchand among others. Several telegrams of congratulations came from across Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
Mari‘Elizabeth Tavner
Jack H. Tavner
Wayne Richardson
Wallace John Richardson
McIntyre Crescent
Eric Mills
George's Anglican
George DeKleer
Mr. Tavner
Marilyn Webber
Port Credit
Ruth Ann __ Marchand
Georgetown
Bonnie Douch House
Schomberg
Kimpster Lake
View
Delrex
California
Windsor
Winnipeg
Kingston
Montreal
Mr. Coward
Ottawa
Sunnydale
Cooksville
Bramalea
National Parts Department
Ford of Canada
Schlage Rock Company of
Canada
Burlington
Calgary
Peel Village
W. Y. Shaw
Shirley Martin
Shirley Dempster
Lakeview
Much Musical Talent Shown at Family Night
A large audience at First Baptist Church enjoyed the first Family Talent Nite on Sunday. Jack Thompson chaired the program after a dessert smorgasbord and featured numerous acts including duets, solos, group vocals, a junior choir, and instrumental performances led by Pat Ellis, Jane Davidson, Scott Livingstone, David Sturgess, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Jack Thompson
Pat Elison
Jane Davidson
Ith Robson
Unior
Scott Livingstone
David Sturgess
Paul Thompson
Christina
Leslie Grigg
Susan Power
Don Hancock
Linda Greig
Lynn Evans
Brian Livingstone
Craig Selfried
Ron McCosh
Leslie Biggs
Ballinacfad WI Members Display Christmas Corsages
Despite a stormy WI meeting at Mrs. F. Smith’s home, attendance was good. Members wore homemade Christmas corsages from on hand materials, viewed a foster child Korea card, and planned Jan 4 H Home Achievement Day. The recreation committee will host a community Christmas party for children with recitations songs and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ember
Ith
F. Smith
Korea
Recreation Committee
Ada Kirkwood
Community News Roundup From Erin's Parish
Mrs Eckert and Mrs Black burn welcomed as new members. Lantern float entry praised in Cant a Claus parade in Erin's on Saturday. Lunch served by Margaret Diss Lillian Shortill and others. gift exchange noted. Harry Shortill bedridden with back pain. speedy relief hoped. Blake French visited Georgetown with relatives. Christisp Family Sunday set for Dec 15 with lunch and Christmas Tree Santa Claus. Sympathies sent to Yvonne and Harold Garton in Pembroke for his father’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Diss
Lillian Shortill
Tor McEnery
Grace Mc Jonto
Enery
Dtr
Richard Shortill
Christisp Family
Georgetown Duplicate Bridge Club Draws Wide Participation
The Georgetown duplicate bridge club attracts players from Brampton Guelph Acton Milton Erin and Toronto with visitors from Barrie planning to return next week The top north south pair was Nick Prust and Mike Lorusso while Jim Kalil and Richard Raymond led east west The club ends its year this evening and will recess until the first Tuesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brampton
Guelph
Acton
Milton
Erin
Toronto
Barrie
Nick Prust
Mike Lorusso
Jim Kalil
Richard Raymond
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Mrs
Bride
Groy
Irex
Baronet
Wayne Turnbull
Alberta
Dave Tavher
Barry Carr
Robert Cowbrough
Wirs
Walter Townend
Brenda McNeil
Russell Miller
Ballinafad
Mrs. Eckert
Mrs. Blackburn
Scheral
Erin’ S
Harry Shortill
Blake French
Mr. and
Mrs.Delmar French
Yvonne
Harold Garton
Pembroke
Electors OF
Esqueling Township
George Currie
William
Ben) Boyle
Ieee
Bridge Club
Duplicate Bridge Club
Jack Hooper
George Sargent
M. Sheppard
J. McGeach
Cam Sinclair
W. Wandel
Harry Goldham
Gob' Collier
Olive Logan
Marfory Mackenzie
Wallace Thompson
Syd Heller
Jim Court
John Hole
Ernie Bodnar
Seaton
Bob Francis
Candidaye
Ayl
William Sunnucks
THE
Georgetown Herald
Wilfrid Leslie
Esquising
Tom Hill
Esquesing
Ken Marshall
C. F
Pat) Patterson
Percy. Hicks
Esqueling Council
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