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CORBETT - ARNOLD

A quiet wedding ceremony took
place at Trinity United Church
manse¢ on Friday evening, Dec. 8,
when Rey. G. R. Tench united in
marriage Dorothy Elizabeth Ar-
nold and Paratrooper Wilfred
Lloyd Corbett. The bride is the
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
J. E. Arnold of Abbotsford, and
the groom is the son of Mr, and
Mrs. H. A. Corbett of Straiton.

ELECT DIRECTOR

Canadian Guernsey Breeders’
Association announces that, as a
result of a recent mail vote, R.
H. Irwin of Sardis has been
elected director for British Col-
umbia. ‘

port Command had brought back]no less

By October 28, R.A.F. Trans-[to the United Kingdom by air;from the Western Front
than 40,000 wounded | theatre.

war

UPPER SUMAS W. I.
ENJOYS CHRISTMAS PARTY

Carol singing, a Christmas tree
and exchange of gifts by the
members marked the Wednesday
meeting of the Upper Sumas
Women’s Institute, held at the
home of Mrs. W. Buchanan, Thir-
(y-two members were present
and the president, Mrs. Leavitt
presided. Correspondence in-
cluded a very interesting letter
received from ‘Terry,’ L. Cpl.
Harry Tarasenko, in Belgium,
thanking the members for his
Christmas parcel, which he said
arrived in the nick of time, when
he was badly in need of cigar-
ettes. Receipt from the Co-op
cance held in November amount-
ed to $85.80, and the sum of
$81.20 was realized from the sale
of quilt raffle tickets. In the
drawing the quilt went to Mrs.
W. Buchanan, a member of the
Upper Sumas W. I. Receipts
fiom two card parties amounted
to $12, and it was voted that
this and all other card party
receipts in the future be set
aside as a separate fund to be
used for some one specific pur-
pose. Christmas donations to
families in the district amounted
to $35, and to the Salvation Ar-
tay $10, also $5 to the Nickel
Club CJOR. It was voted to
pay the per capita tax of 30c per
member, amounting to $12. Mrs.
Leavitt reported having spent a
very erijoyable evening at the
Boys and Girls Calf Club meet-
ing recently, where she present-
ed the W. I.’s prizes for cattle
judging to the three winners;
namely, Irene McGarva, (first
prize of $10) Nellie Vanderhock,
(2nd prize $8) and Muriel Keyes,
(rd prize $5)

The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs, Elmer Aus-
tin on January 11th, when Mr.
Towell has been asked to speak.

(Mrs) Shirley Corbet,
Sec.-Treas.

GRADUATES

Western Air Command an-
nounces that R. L. Langdon of
Abbotsford graduated recently as
a sergeant air gunner from a

school in No. 2 Air Command.

With the advent of Christmas this year,
these words hold for us an added significance:
“Peace to men of good will!”

WE Canadians, whether we fight in
the factory or on the farm—in industry
or in the armed services, wish peace on
earth to men of good will the world

over. We are fighting that the spirit of

Christmas shall endure.

And we rejoice

that this Christmas brings with it the def-
inite promise of freedom for all mankind.

THE HOUSE OF SEAGRAM
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Dec. 20, 1944

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AGNEW - DALY

A wedding gown of Mediter-
ranean blue with a corsage of
qark red roses was chosen by
Miss Lorna Isabelle Daly for her
inarriage to F/L George Gilray
Agnew in Epworth United
Church, Toronto, on Dec. 4, With
the costume, the bride wore dark
brown accessories. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, S.
Daly of Abbotsford, and the
groom the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H, Williams of
Pennant, Sask. The groom's
uncle, C. W. McCabe, gave the
bride in marriage.

Miss Jane Elmore, cousin of
tie groom, was the bridesmaid,
und she wore a gold wool frock
with a corsage of tiny bronze
jnums tied with gold ribbon.
Her accessories were dark brown.

The groomsman was Mr. Gor-
don Anderson.

During the signing of the reg-

HEHN - GLENDINNING
A quiet wedding took place
Saturday evening at the home of
the bride’s parents, when Ida
Agnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel C. Glendinning of Ab-
botsford, became the bride of
Reinhold Hehn, army base at

Sardis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ber-

nari Hehn. Attending the couple
were Colin and Miss Bernice
Glendinning, brothér and sister
of the bride.

ister Miss Sheila Paul sang, “Be-
cause.”

About 50 guests attended a re-
ception held at the home of Mrs.
T. S. Elmore at which a social
time was enjoyed. A two-tier
wedding cake decorated the
table. Rev. V. Kendall, who per-

formed the wedding ceremony,
read congratulatory telegrams
from the bride’s parents, and

from other relatives and friends
in B, C,

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