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fT» .y Le ln Ys ~ » Ro 4 : ARAL : Fae. LH § a 0) . 9 : ' ~ J RE AP PL) "4 ' 3 BE ' ah Ad BT A Roa 4 2 2nd FEL SE " A \ . : : ' 4 Va. so dha ¢ church organist rendered the wedding music, and sang "The Angelus" ceremony, and "Ave Maria" as they signed the register. Given in marriage by Mr. Thelander, a friend from Tor- fonto, Ontario, the bride was very lovely in a full length gown. which she fashioned herself, of heavy white satin featuring a fine French lace brodice accented with a la- vish lace train. She wore a -gnatching- head piece; -high- lighted with a scalloped illu- sion veil worn softly around the face. Her bouquet con- sisted of red and white car- nations, centered with a sprig of Scotch heather. ¢ Miss Lois Cawker, sister of the groom, was the bride's only attendant, and was gowned in a most attractive floor length creation of green catin, - with matching sheer coat and headdress. She ~ garried white and green-car- nations. Mr. George Smith of Pros- pect acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr. Thos. Watkins of Toronto, and Mr. John Croxall of Manchester. 'The groom & his attendants wore identical white dinner during the' the guests. Mrs. Thelander chose a charming shocking pink ensemble with matching flowered hat, and accessories. Her corsage was white mums. The mother of the groom re- ceived in a blue and silver silk dress, with matching blue lace coat, complimented with a blue petal hat and her corsage was pink and white carnations. Mr. Thelander of Toronto was the M.C. for the wed- ding dinner. Later on danc- ing was enjoyed and Mr. Thos. Watkins acted as M.C. The guests. were invited back to Mr. and Mrs. Caw- ker's at Manchester, for the evening--to view the gifts, and a buffet supper was ser- ved by the hostess. . For a trip to Saginaw and Bridgeport, Michigan, U.S.A. the bride chose a two piece suit of blue and pink wool, accented with matching pic- ture hat, black shoes, gloves and bag, and wore an or- chid. The bride and groom will be taking up residence in Guelph, Ont. where the composed of ker, the groom's parents, en- tertained the rehearsal party the evening before the wed- . | ding. 31 Jr. Farmers Exhibit Grain, Dairy Stock Eleven members of the Brock 4-H Grain Club brou- ght their seed grain to the ley sample being exhibited by James Rennie, Blackwater RR 1, and the first place oat sample by Bruce Morrison, Beaverton, RR 2. The first place grain exhi- bits are being retained by the Department of Agricult- ure and Food - as entries for Markham Fair and the Royal Winter Fair. The Sunderland 4-H Dairy Calf Club and the Brock 4-H Grain Club held their achie- vement day at Sunderland Fair on Wednesday, Septem- ber 13th. Twenty 4-H Calf Club mem bers brought out their ent- ries to the show which were judged by Mr. John Leask, potenial" High Triple, A. Chandler 7 H. Single A. Chandler, 310 Over 210--A. Chandler, 310, 230; E. Bailey, 297, 250; J. Chandler, 272; Mabel Cook, 260, 210; E. Doyle, 252, C. Wilson. 252; B. Oke, 229; J. Barker, 229; C. Jeffrey, 227; M. Potts,226; J. Butt, 218, A: Olsen, 218; K. Harper, 217, 210; J. Fleming, 216; Ruby Cooper. 215; H. Heard, 215; J. Harper, 214; J. Mahaffy, fair, with the first place bar-|---- CLUB " ANNRENE FRIDAY, SEPT. 29th Music by "VOLITION" REGULAR DANCE SATURDAY, SEPT. 30th Music by "ROYAL AMBASSADORS" October 17 YOUR jackets. and black striped (groom is attending the Uni- |R.R. 2 Seagrave. trousers. versity of Guelph.- The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Special A reception and dance fol- lowed at Club Annrene, Scu- gog Island, where friends of the bride Mr. and Mrs. The- lander, Toronto, assisted by the groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. James Cawker received Guests were present from Saginaw, Michigan. Port El- gin, Toronto, Kirkfield, Scu- gog Is., Udora & Port Perry. Prior to her marriage, the popular young bride, was honoured on several acca- / Sunderland Branch, awarded to the 4H member obtaining the highest points in -show- manship, was won this year by Michael McGriskin, RR 1 Blackwater. WITH PROGRESS 1: ° 5 Cawker - O'Donnell Wedding| Bowling |X rossi. thoy, so. 20h 1967-39 fi 212; IL Doupe, 212; M. McIn-| High Triple, wh, D. Butt, 800 x tyre, 211; B. Evans, 211; M.| Hi i 7 On Saturday. September 2, 7, sions by showers, receiving N Cook, 210. pa Sale > ti i : yg TAS, Dp : Inany beautiful gay: Mrs ews Over 600--A. Chandler, 717;| Over 625 Triples-- D. Butt, & E ari. was ithe seene. of 4 Donald Christie, Manchester, wep NIGHT BowLING | E. Bailey, 716; Mabel Cook|778 J. Hadley 746, T. Thom. ey charming early fall wedding hosted a community micel-| pg vong 12| 655; J. Chandler, 655; Elma|as 702, D. Durham 702, J. 8 when Miss Kathleen 0' Dor. laneous shower, and Mrs. Orioles ... 12| Doyle 611; K. Harper, 612. Healey 697, J. Parker 689, 1 nell of Renfrew. Scotland Robt. Cawker. Scugog Is., afgpairows, 11| MEN'> 1HURSUAY NIGHT |D. Murray 620, J. Owen 662, ie! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. kitchen shower. Mrs. Lor- Boboiinks, .. neni 10 BOWLING J. Dowson 639, K. Cather- 1% Theo. O'Donnell. was-united etta_Thompson, Toronto held poping ~~ "glyieh Triple D. Butt. 778 wood, 634, D. Gray 627. 35 ? i . a miscellaneous shower, in- Bluebirds v RE +In Marriage to Mr. Thos | viting the office staff, and | a dinals ; qr Cawker of Manchester, Ont. Mrs. Anna Kilpatrick of Tor-( pois "6 a7 ario, only son of Mr. and Mrs. onto held a miscellaneous Vos SE 6 A James Cawker, shower for the Toronto PatrOta st ot ta 4 AES Rev, Cornelius Marrevee X friends of the bride. SEAR ea ia 2 Au officiated at the double ring | Mr and Mrs. James Caw. gulls nn : Ais ceremony. Mr. Perreault the Canarys rrr eraser nsnrnnivivivivrenais 0 A 5 Oa ee om OR ht Ti) vo Ly ot 5 Et we re ~ a - v - a air The STARS all 58y .. , so0 YOU of Itis four years since Premier John Robarts was given Bo i i the the honour of heading your provincial government. ih RAAT 99 11 i _Inthattime, he and his Progressive Conservative ~~ i 2 MATADOR associates have achieved a remarkable record of i i li ; Rie 466 Dovercourt Rd., at College aacompshi ht | Fis Toronto = Ont. -- Can. 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