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Enjoy Wfl \l I m , $49.95 Neighbourhood Notes A1 and Beverley Jones brought their new daughter home ’from the Scarboro General Hospital on Friday of last week. The S. R. Patterson family en- joyed a trip to Lake St_ Peter and Haliburton last week-end. The leaves were just beginning to turn colour. Mr. and Mrs. “.. Crisp enter- tained 21 guests at a family party of Crisp and Carthew relatives at dinner last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Miller were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller of Guelph on Sun- day evening. Bob has begun his last year at OAC. and Mary Lou is teaching at a public school in Guelph. 7 A ---...J chlyll. Freddie Bauthus was a casualâ€" ty at Buttonville School on Wed- nesday of last week. when he rushed to the school door and in opening it thrusthis arm through the heavy glass of the top por- tion, There was injury to nerves and artery. and Freddie will have his arm in a cast for several months. The school board is in- vestigating a new type of glass with enmeshed wire to replace the broken panel. in order to prevent further accidents. Local people attending the mar- riage of Miss Jessie Boyington to Mr. Wm. Lewis which took place in Queensville United Church on Saturday ‘of last week were Mr.‘ and Mrs. Russell Boyington. Mrs. Olga Denby the bride's grand- mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rob- inson, Mr. and Mrs. .Lawrence Denby. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Denby and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mathieu, ‘ The family of Mr. and Mrs. . Edwin Bruce entertained for them ,1 my..- uun I.‘ yr wee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Murison on Saturday of last week, the occasion being their thirtieth wedding anniverâ€" sary. Pouring tea were ~IVIrs. H. R. Paterson and Mrs. S: J. Eng lish. and tea room assistants were Mrs. James Murison (Eunice), Mrs. Robert Bruce, and Mrs, George Duncan Barbara). Among the,local guests attehding were Mr. and Mrs. E. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Paterson. Mrs. George Paget. Mrs. Ted Sellar. Mrs. Guy ‘ “I..- “AI‘NIAE Fraser, Hood. leuu Several local W.M.S_ members attended the W.M.S. Rally held in Newmarket on Wednesday of last week. among them Mrs. Douglas Hood. Mrs. Edgar Fuller and Mrs. E. Walton. . ‘- n..- uuu A... _. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Aubrey Stephenson has been ill recently. We wish for her a rapid recovery. ...-.v.....,v Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Rodick are taking advantage of a slack sea- son on the farm to motor to Dry- den for a visit with Grace. In- cidentally'they are enjoying a‘ trip through beautiful new coun- try as well. A letter has reached us from Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burns an- nouncing the marriage of their daughter Heather to Mr. William Howard Frederick Caloren on Saturday September 27th. 1958, in Knox College Chapel. Heather graduated from the School of Nursing, in June of this year and her husband is‘a Theology stu- dent at Knox College. The Explorer group'of the Vic- toria Square Charge has begun in good earnest and meets each Monday evening at 7.00 pm. in the Victoria Square church. C.G.I_:1‘. members commenced their season two weeks ago with a wiener roast at the home of Sharon Rumble, and on Monday evening of this week they met at the home of Mrs. Jphn Mc- Cague. Both groups are anxious that girls in the community should enjoy their activities and will welcome neweomers. Buttonville W.I. Luncheon Oct.'22 Buttonville W,I. members have arranged a luncheon to be held in Buttonville Hall on October 22, to which they invite all mem- bers of this and surrounding communities. The guest speaker‘ will be Miss Mary Prud'homme who is Housefurnishing Fashion Adviser at Eaton's College Street store. Miss Prudâ€"homme gradu- ated from Haverga] Ladies‘ Col- lege in 1959â€"attended Ontario College of Art for four years where she graduated in 1954. Joining Eaton‘s as a Staff Trainer in charge of Housefurnishings Departments at the College store, she is now on Promotion Plan- ning and Selected Colour Com- mittee for the store. Home & School Assn. Meets Wednesday evening of last week was the first meeting of the season for parents interested in Home 8; School activities. and there was a fine group in atten- dance. Mrs. Storey was in the chair and Mrs. Ray McTavish was installed as the new treasurer in place of Mrs. Hiseler who is. moving to Ottawa. Mr. Roberts spoke briefly on the school setup this year, and Mr. S. R. Patter- son, chairman of the board. out- lined the improvements which have been undertaken through the summer. Very shortly the old school bell will be remount- ed in front of the school. and the male members of Home 8; School have assumed this re- sponsibility. The banquet plan- ned for recent graduates of the school will be held on Thursday evening. October 9. V. ......O, _ A getâ€"acquainted contest and a singâ€"song around the piano after refreshments were served brought the meeting to an in- formal close. Recent Bride Entertained Prior to Marriage Miss Mary Gough who became the bride of Mr. Ray Grant of Unionviile in a ceremony held in Brown's Corners United Church on Saturday afternoon of last week was much entertained prior to her marriage. A bathroom uiVuIr. am}, Mrs. Douglas Tune-ups a"; ‘ ELGIN MILLS 1958 BUTTONVILLE NEWS JURRESPONDEN'I : MRS K 2 Gnrmley â€"â€" Phone A Repairs To All Makes Of Cars Specializing In English Automobiles a \fi Texaco Products 2": Towing Service m1 1 : TU. 4-1773 Crisp enter- “'"OUR G'A‘Râ€"A'G‘E Licensed Mechanics home l : MRS. F. a. LEAF Phone AXminster 3-6188 Mrs. John Brumwell; a commun- ity shower at the Assembly Room at Leitchcroft: a Miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Gor- don Miles and Misses Onah Mc- Cullough and Shirley Tomlinson were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower. as were Miss Jean Muir- head and Mrs, Jack Lowe. Office associates at All Canada Radio and Television Ltd. ten- dered a party and presentation for the bride. and a trousseau tea at which the bride's and groom's mothers received was held in Mary‘s and Ray‘s new home on 14th Avenue. GRANT-GOUGH Brown's Corners United Church was beautifully decorated with standards of white Chrysanthe- mums and gladioli for the mar- riage of Mary Elizabeth. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gough. to Mr. Ray Ross Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grant. Rev. A. F. Binnington officiated at the double ring ceremony and Miss Dorothy Hood was organ- ist; Miss Jcan Muirhead, cousin of the groom. was soloist, and sang “A Wedding Prayer" and “0 Perfect Love". Given in marriage by her father the bride wone a full length gown of French design in White peau de faille styled on princess lines with wide hooped skirt and panels which fell grace- fully from the shoulder to form part of the chapel train. The rounded neckline and bodice were trimmed with Guipure lace. Her cap shaped headdress was of white peau de faille and Guipure lace, with fingertip veil-of tulle illusion, and she carried a cas- cade of Phaleonopsis orchids, stephanotis and 1in of the valley. Mrs Margaret Brumwell, ma- tron of honour, and ridesmaids. Mrs. Ellen Gough, Sister in law of the bride, and Miss Frances Sing, the bride's cousin, were gowned alike in sapphire blue peau de faille waltz length gowns. princess style, with scooped neck- line, shOrt sleeves and harem hem. Their headdresses were soft bows of matching material and they carried cascades of pale blue and white chrysanthemums. Miss Patricia Gough was junior bridesmaid for her sister, and Miss Debra Gough, niece of the bride was flower girl. Their full skirted dresses of sapphire blue peau de faille had round necks and puffed sleeves with wide sashes of matching material. They carried basquettes of pale blue and white baby Chrysanthe- mums. Mr. Douglas Rowe was grooms- man and ushers were Mr. Ted Gough. brother of the bride, and Mr. Wray Walker. At the reception held at De Grootes, formerly Graystones, Aurora. the bride’s mother re- ceived the guests gowned in rose- wood lace with matching hat and gloves and blacksuedevhccessor- ies, with corsage of Cattleya or- chids. The groom’s mother as- sisted. wearing grey-blue peau de l soie with matching hat and black accessories. Her corsage was of roseâ€"pink Cymbidium orchids. During the reception Mr. Ted Gough and Miss Jean Muirhead sang “Because” and “I’ll Walk Beside You.” For going away‘ the bride wore a sapphire blue doeskin suit with matching hat, both trimmed with sapphire mink, Her suede shoes and bag were black, and she were white kid gloves. Her corsage was of ivory cym- bidium orchids. On their return from a honey- moon trip through Northern On- tario Mr. and Mrs. Grant will re- side on 14th Avenue, Milliken. LEWIS-BUYINGTON Standards of gladioli and white, bronze and gold Chrysan- themums decorated Queensville United Church for the marriage of Jessie Olga. daughter of Mrs. Nelson Boyington and the late Mr. Boyington to Mr. William James Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis of Queerisville. Rev. Robert J. McNaught of- ficiated at the double ring cere- mony and the wedding music was played by' Mrs. J. Smith_ Mr. ,Terry Doan was soloist and sang “The Lord's Prayer” and “Be- cause." Given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Jack Boyington, the bride wore a graceful gown of blush satin peau de soi, fash- ioned on princess lines. with scalloped neckline and crime- lined hooped skirts. Her finger- tip veil was caught to a petal headdress and she carried a bou- ‘quet of pink roses and white Chrysanthemums. -..._, __V,,, , Attending the bride were her‘ sister, Mrs. Oliver Bales. as ma- tron of honour, and Miss Jackie Ransom, bridesmaid. Their waltz- length gowns of powder blue peau de soie were princess style with shawl collars ending in a panel. They wore matching petal head pieces and carried nosegays 0f yellow and white Chrysanthe- mums. Mr. Donald Mahoney was best man and the ushers were Mr.‘ Milton Bowles and Mr. Oliver Bales. The reception was held in the church basement with Mrs. Boyington receiving in a navy dress with winter white hat and gloves, and navy accessories, Her corsage was pink roses. Mrs. Lewis chose a navy gown With royal blue hat, navy accessories and rose corsage. ‘ For travelling the bride wore a spice coloured suit with dusky rose hat and matching coat and black accassories. After a U'iP northward Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will live near Queensvllle. waiting Socials cow-u... Mr. and Mrs. H. Sinclair of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Hall on Sunday; hirfgggillfirâ€"STE. C. Evison had dinner on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Richargs _and flamily. Au. u. Mr. Mrs. Graham Carson went to Chandos Lake for the weekâ€"end. They wgre accompan- , ‘1... A ied by M er Anne (‘1 null: . Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepherd and, daughters of Ancaster visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Gamble on Sunday. Mr. Lorne Hughes of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. Sprague.‘ Miss Maude Dudman. Toronto, was a guest on Sunday . “A-.. uu V......._A, Miss Nancy Passmore enterâ€" tained twenty-four of her friends at a corn roast last Saturday night when eveyone had a wond- erful time. â€" .- u__ Clnul M Mr. Mrs. Rogers of the I.G.A. had a few days holiday in Eastern pnt‘ario last 'eek. All now.» Mr. Tim Saul of Naughton Dr.. will be seen on TV Bowling Lrogram some Saturday soon, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Ball spent a few days last week at Callander with Mr. and Mrs. Proudfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McFee moved to their house on Bath~ urst Street last Saturday. The Monday Nighters gathered at Mrs. Ron Brown‘s this week for their evening of cards and chatter. The prize winners were Mrs. S. Leno. Mrs. D. Cracknell. Mrs. J. Peterson. Mrs. R. Brown. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Hall. Jefieson School Community Club The first women's meeting of the fall season was held last Wed- nesday at the home of Mrs. Nor-‘ man Burnett. There was a good turnout and everyone spent an enjoyable evening getting caught up on the news after the summer holidays. Plans were discussed for the annual apron and bake sale to be held in November (See coming events for time and place) It was suggested that notices a- bout the sale should be sent home with the school children in the hopes more parents would participate. this year. Birthday Greetings Belated birthday greetings to Ilonka Kouze on September lst, Laurie Thomasson on the 9th. Winnie Davis on 7th, Tommy Ratchford on ‘16th, Beverley U. n1-L l‘aLLIALVLu v" _, Smith and Ronnie Mann on let, Jimmy Davis on 22nd. Christi/me Lamont on 23rd and Glen Grad- een on 25th. Many happy returns of the day to Fred Water on October 2nd. and to Bryan Ford on October 5th St. John’s Church NeWS The annual Thanksgiving Ser- vice will be held at the St. John’s Anglican Church, Yonge Street at .1-.. Ain‘t-kn“ 19 ELGIN MILLS-JEFFERSON NEWS St. John’s Church NeWS The annual Thanksgiving Ser-‘ vice will be held at the St. John’s: Anglican Church, Yonge Street at Jefierson on Sunday. October 12. The Rev. H. D. Cleverdon, rect- or of Christ Church. Oshawa and Archdeacon of Scarboro, will be the. preacher. The Evening Branch of the WA. of St. John‘s Church will hold the October meeting at the home of Mrs. E. Sprague, Elgin Mills, on Thursday, October 9th. The Rev. D. C. H. Mitchell preached at St. Paul‘s Church, Harvest Thanksgiving Service.‘ The Rev. E. L. Simmonds con- ducted the service at St. John’s in the rector‘s absence. lst Jefierosn Cubs Michael Wilson received,his first Star at the cub meeting this Sanitary Contractor Drains C. STUNDEN RICHMOND HILL TI VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES RICHMOND HILL BRANCH Miss E. 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