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Tolmle Memorial Pushy. lfl’illl church was Lh: setting for the lovely wedding of Diane Thompsm tn Kenneth Boyd on Saturday aftemnon. Jilly 24thr 1971. Rev. Maurice McNabl: ' heard thelr vnws at the alter decorated with whlte daisies and padloli and Mrs. Evelyn Doll. Pun agln, played the organ. The bride, givul in mm- ralge by nu father. is the danyiter 0! Mr. and Mn. Joseph Thompson ark. R. #5. Paisley. The glimm's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boyd olR. R. #1. Mellon]. A polyeslfl’ satin gown with In: bodice was worn by the bride, and with this she had a shoulder length vell. Her 'lavdy cnsemble was completed by r. ring head piece trimmed in lace. She carried a bouquet of yellnw roses and stephanotlt. The brlde was attended by Knmleen Hamley. drgsal in I floor length gown of mauves and yellows on a white back ground. She carried yellow and , white dalstla tied wth yelluw Ind mauve ribbons. Mr. Bob Clark. DIGuelph, was the groom's best man and the ushering was conducted by Mr. George Thompson cl Paisley and Mr. Glen Boyd at Menlotd. Al the re caption. held at Cdarbtook Lodge, the bridE's mother recelvul gowned in a short blue zmbosxcd double lmlr dress. with navy access- ones. and wearing A «usage of pink carnations, Assisting her, the groom‘s mother chose a blue flowerad chiffon dress with white acc- essories and a collage of yellow carnation; The bride changed to a short blue and whltc crepe dress with black :ccetrurles and wort: a white gnrdemu corsage when m: and the groom Mr (or .1 lloneylnuor trip to Algonquin Park and Muilsuku, Ll_:nll [ll-:l: :crurn rut»,- ,~;.rv, to lll'E‘, ll’l Petmlln. Onrnrm. Gllfils at the ‘vveu‘hlills x urn: from Port £15m, tar-dun, Burl m and Mrs. Kellh Snyder or For, Elgln are pleased la an nounce manlaae Ol Nancy Elalne to Kelly Carswsll son cl Mr. arm Mrs. Don Carl swell Ol POI’l Elqln The mnrrlnga will take Place August 22ml lQBI al Forr Elgln unnad on araaopm "m" the lonhcamlng lholr daughter. 137319 l 'r" a ' "‘DOYD â€"-TKOMPSON Exchange Vows Meafold. Guelph. Whitby. Mukdale. Pan DDVBI, Burgess- ville. Dundalk. Parsley and Guderich. ' .l w (x A RECENT BRIDE AND GRUU 1 who were married on June 26th, Chunk, Purl Elger m. Sumprcrn. 5am Lundun, inarla M, Mr and Mr; Narru Wynn. 197! in the Latter Day Sal'nl: Edith l: the daughter u/Mr and_ Mr: ills-I- rn Tuwnrhrp, and Non" Irrm jarmt‘rly lrl Phnm by Tnamburn #/ 7 I) McARTHUFl â€" JoHNSON Exchange vow: in Grand Band on Saturday, February 17th, 1973, Nancy Anne, daughter of of Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence John- son ol Grand Bend became the bride‘ol Donald Alexander.son of Mr. and Mrsl Alexander Mc~ Arthur in a ceremony held at 12:00 noon, in the Grand Bend United Church, Mr nn: Mrs Lawrenri Jahnsur Grand Bend Wish (3 armature (hi engagement :9 :hurr Vou’iger dalghrur, Nan(y Anna to Dnna d Aleranaer, son 07 w. and Ml; A gt McArrhur R R 5 Palsle‘, Th: l-rednlng mu take place 2* Suiulddy, February Win 1973 ar 12 00 noon at Glclld Evrld Uâ€"lrsd Church 3 D Rev. H. G. Dobson officiated. The soloist was Mrl Jchn Camp- bell of Park Hill, Ontar‘lo, ac- companlerflay Miss Evelyn Curls. Given in marriaoe by herlamer, the bride wore a crvstalme an- gel crepe gown with floral app- quues of nuipure lace, leaturinn full sleeves, stand up collar and a chap-I yain, An embroidered lace headdress trimmed with pearls held a veil or finger tip silk lllusmn, She carried a hou- quel 01 red sweetheart roses and carnatlansl Maid of honour was Mlss Flu" ann Pearlso ol Grand Bend. Bridesmaids were Mlss Neva Ml Vlttie of Soumampron and Miss Bonnle Sweiuer of (Land Bend, 7 They wore iduulcal gowns 01 Draw crcpl mm plain tops lid full flowered skim. Mr. Gordon Jamizson 01 Port Eli“ w: best marl, and uihers were Messrs. mica" Mcvmie cl Southamvton And David Bell of R, R, 5, Palslev. Following a receplluu held m the Dashwood Communiw Centre, the happy cnuplc lell an a hon Eymnan run it: Florlda lor wn. lch The brldz chase a mauve pl ea'vd dress and black a:ce550r Ml m .l Nra McA'U ur vull m: an u- F n 6 mm» Fehlberg - McEwing /¢$ 1 av"! M r l l CLULEV - [Photo by Thornbuml KELSO To reside in Port Elnin Emmanuel Baptist Church, Barrie was decorated wrth autumn- toned chrysanthemums lor the Saturday, October 7th ceremony at 2:30 p.m., which unrted ln marriage Sharon Anne Kelso, daughter 0' Mr. Charles Edward Kalso 01 Barrie and Ernest Ausr tin Clulev, the son 0' Mn and Mrs. Austin James Cluley of Part Elain. The exchanging of vows was heard by Rev, Alfred Rees of Toronto. The guest soloist was Miss Linda Cluley nl Dur- ham, a cousin of the groom, and Mr, Paul Peterson 01 Barrie was the orgnnlst Given ln marriage by her lather. , th‘ bride chose a Victorlan slVlEd gown ul polyester sora peau with lace Ennlrcllng rne sland- up collar and acccnllrle the blshr op sleeves. A lace trimmed train adornrd the Vlclmlan srylud dress. The veil was cl lhe wedd- irlq lace, accenled by three- whlle ' roses and lllV'Ol’lhE‘l/BIIEY The brrd: carried her mulhcr's whlte BIDIE of KWENV five years 490, accented with nuld Chry- santhemums, whlle streamers and NV Tne‘marron ol honour was Juan Hood nl Alllston, and ailendants were Annette ercox ul Tor (mo and Joanne Cluluy 0| Pull Elgin - Mr Lv ,vlr karma Yul nl bum Or. M r. 'apli. lrr an nm nu- mu “llgbgtml m ml in r, u; ,ur mm in. r um Er r,“ tar-gulp,” Elgl- uman ll’ll nrmnrc. mrl rm . v Lr'erthl lerm an. r a w l'rll : rnn m m: 1, U ‘â€" Thev were guwned alike in «old culuured bodice: and long llow» erad skirts, trimmed with chow late brown velvet. Thev carricd baskets ol yellow and rust chry» rnnthemums, The guest paws were marked wlth gold Ind bronze rihban and bronu mum. Mr, Garry Cluley of Winnipeg, Manitoba, was the qraomsman for his cousin. and Wayne Cull- irls 0! Port Elgirl and Cn-rlas Kelso of Barrie ushered the r guests. The reception was held in the education reams of Emmnnual Eapllsl Church, Battle The bride’s table was adorned by a three-tiered wedding calm which was made and decorated by Mrs. Ted Richards cl Alllslon, a lriend ol the bride’s mother. the late Mrs. Edward Kelso (Lumen Wriahrson) On display were Sllver antiquu of the bride’s great qrandmcther, me loll.- Mrs. Charles Sawyersr For a wedding mp lhruugh parts cl Cellllal Ontario, the hrldc were a purple double krill ml: and chose a Corsage or lhtee yell- ow cnrysarrvremums The couple Wlll Iesldc m Purr Elgln thrldur‘ Um r mg» n,” '-â€" r-l “rum, . rrar ver J Arman-4 lng uvlu Amy Leader The wea 'lan w lake p‘ace SundaY. S‘W'lmer 25. was m Svarey, M ’1 MY; J fin'rl r r ' u,qv.:,L:“(’_m“-a {imam S30“ oonaln 550” l5 6, a W: R M WEWQ r Hldlldsor or Annrew McEw r