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Many friends and relatives (tended the Open House at the Iii',,' of Mr. and Mrs. Neil _"ln/riier" on Sunday, August 30, 'Pd' honour of their arm wedding Ittiversary. Their daughter and Her husband, Captain and Mrs. when MacDonald and "the ,egucelyn. Kingston, and their son, , Jr, Alan Grunder, Ottawa, were e'lome for the occasion. Also Phonic were Neil's sister, Miss 1fi','iid, (irunder, and a neiee 1 "and her family, Mr. and Mrs, _l)onald Lewis and son, Ji- l)onzild, all of New Jersey. The ladies who poured tea were Mrs'. " F, Clarence Alarm 1r"Yrsiv, . Maxwell MacKinnon;f ii'rrfcr, Walter Norman, Mrs. Oscar Norman, Mrs. John Norman and Miss Florence (lrunder. other guests were present from Detroit, Guelph. 'l'uronus, Cla_rksburg, Hamilton, London and (loderich. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grunder and family of Vancouver Terp Ignuhtu, , riLm, hnoured" by IT?" {I} Mr. and Mrs. "mauve Lirunder. other were present from I, Guelph. 'I'oronl.o. burg, Hamilton, London lodericlL Mr. and Mrs. . Grunder and family of uver were unable to he present but phoned in the evening to congratulate Arthur's parents. Mrs. Grunder is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Mr. Grunder is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jake Grunder and was born on this farm where he has lived all his life except for a year as a student at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, and the time he spent in military service during World War I, Neil Grunder friends St. Mathew's Anglican Church Kingarf was the setting. August 22, 1970 for the wedding of Marion Isable Cooper and James Cameron Shaw. _ The bride 'is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Cooper, RR 5, Kincardine and the groom eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shaw, Wallaceburg. The Church was decorated with various shades of gladiolus and dahlias. Rev. Tony Falkner performed the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Helen Stump of Walkerton played the organ during the ceremony and Mi. Ross Shaw, brother of the groom sang, "The Wedding Prayer", and "O Promise Me". Miss Audrey Cooper of London, sister of the bride, was matron of honour. She wore street length blue crepe dress, with empire waistline, A-line skirt, short sleeves and round neckline. A matching blue velvet ribbon was tied in a bow at the waistline and two streamers fell to the hemline. She also wore a blue velvet bow in her hair. She carried a bouquet org pink carnations and white baby mums. Miss Gladys Cooper of RR 5 Kincardine,sister of the bride and Mrs. Gordon Cooper, Hanover, sister-in-law of the bride, were bridesmaids. They were gowned identical to the matron of honour. Best man was Mr. Brian Shaw of Wallaceburg, youngest brother of the groom, The ushers Were Master Ronald Cooper, RR 5, Kincardine, youngest brother of the bride Mrs. Helen Stump _ played "First Trumpet Solo" by Henry Purcell, then "Mendelssohn Wedding March". T Given in marriage by her father, the bride worea floor length gown of white crepe. The empire waistline and Fatted bodice, was enhanced by a large bow, bell sleeves and stand-up collar. The A-line skirt was trimmed with scalloped swiss lace and small, bows. She wore a shmifder ieiith iusiioii"viiii,Virrd carried red roses and white stephanotis on a white bible. SHAW-COOPER Mr. and Mrs. Go honourd the newlytgg Elgaw regeptwn held August 29 at t a First Baptist Ch he: Wallaceburg. ureh', Mrs. Gordon Shaws home was the setting for another shower given by Jim's sister's Mrs. Nancy Broad and Mrs. Karen Turner at Wallaceburg. The community held a shower in Kingarf Church basement to honour Marion on her forthcoming marriage. After a short enjoyable program, Marion was presented with many useful and beautiful gifts. She thanked all who had helped with this shower, and invited all present to see her Lrousseau at her parents home. A delicious lunch was served by the group, that arranged the shower. At five a delicious dinner was served in the church basement by Kingarf Women's Auxiliary. The waitresses were cousins of the bride. Mr. Lindsay Shaw tqted as toastmaster. Guests attended from Petrolia, Wallaceburg, Hamilton, 'Orangeville, Peterborough, Grand Valley and the Walkerton and Kincardine districts. Marion chose a purple and white dress with white accessories and corsage of yellow roses and white mums for travelling. The bride and groom went to Orillia and Ottawa. The happy couple are residing at Grand Valley, Ontario. SHOWERS Marion was guest of honour at miscellanious showers given by Betty Keating, Hazel Young and Eleanor wBrayford WE? Orangeville. The bride's mother chose a short sleeve pink and white crimplene dress. She wore black and white accessories, corsage of pink carnations and white mums. The groom's mother wore a rose pleated dress with white coat and navy accessories, Corsage of white carnations. and bl . Lindsay Shaw, Wallace? Jrg, brother of the groom. ri/tr