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was an abortion The man failed to realize that the struggles of the lovely moth were but exercises to prepare it for the life it must soon lead The twisting and the turning and seemingly impossible task of lib- crating itself were all to the end that it should be strong enough to face the rigors of a new life There is a message here for all of us Believe me dear heart these battles and sorrows and struggles against impossible odds can be under God but prepara tion for something better and greater Someone has written a very lovely hymn that goes like this Not now but in the coming years It may be in the better land Well read the meaning of our tears And then sometime well un- 1 derstand So trust in God thru all thy days Fear not for He will hold thy hand Tho dark thy way still sing and praise Sometime somewhere well understand Port Bonar Presbyterian church was the setting for a pretty fall wedding recently when Eleanor Louise only daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil James Port became the bride of Raymond Gordon Stephenson son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Stephenson Armitage Newmarket East and the Mount Albert forums met on Dec at the homes of Mr Allah Balsdon and Mr A Case with and 14 members present The Newmarket East will hold their next meeting at the home of Mr BiU Taylor and the Mount Al berts at the home of Mr Brooks The topic under discussion was Why Price Supports The Newmarket group felt that farm prices should be left to the price supports until there was some thing better to take its place The groups were divided opinion on whether the customer benefits as well as the producer in a farm price support one group maintained that it kept a steady even price while an other did not fully agree be cause prices dont come down to the consumer as fast as prices drop to the farmer No matter how efficient the farmer is he still requires price support to maintain an even supply it was felt The Mount Albert group be lieves farm prices should not be left to an open market They believe the consumer benefits as well as the producer in a farm support program pro viding there is a ceiling price as well as a floor price Mount Albert forum would like to know What an efficient farmer is We dont think there will be an efficient farmer until elements can be controlled If there are such farmers we dont think they should need price support v It 111 W PATRICK A pretty fall wedding took place at the home of the brides parents which was decorated with pink and white streamers also pink carnations and white mums when Shirley daughter of Mr and Mrs Her bert Patrick became the bride of George son of Mr and Mrs William Pot tage ville Rev Robert Graham officiat ed Given in marriage by her father the bride looked charm ing in a powder blue suit Her lowers were pink roses Mrs Louise Judges sister of the bride was matron of honor wearing a navy blue suit and red roses Best man was Mr John ny brother of the KESWICK The Evening Auxiliary W S will meet Wednesday Dec at the home of Mrs Gordon Carr There will be a special collection for the Victor home Dont forget the Christmas gift exchange This will be on all- Christmas service Little George Brown had a birthday party on his third birthday Dec Mr Vernon Rye is in York County hospital where he un derwent an operation on Wed nesday groom The wedding music was played by Mrs Ernest Cop- son soloist Mrs Clifton Cop- son sang the Lords Prayer The reception was also held in the home The brides mo ther received in winter wine and black accessories and wore a corsage of yellow roses and mums The grooms mother as sisted wearing navy blue with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses and white mums Two lifelong friends of the bride Mrs Ed West and Mrs Frank poured tea from the dining room tabic when a buffet supper was served the guests numbering The couple left for a short honeymoon in Detroit and On their return they will reside at Snowball in the Gould residence Maries Beauty Salon Wellington St E at Aurora Now is 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