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CLOSED TO TRAFFIC Is the Paar Elders“: Township sldcwai‘l 5 hvzl slona 5 and 6. A broken stringer was noticed hy‘n nlcpnyer warning ncar thr- bride, Tnhllfl'llp 'umn . hrlda Inan-ctor Irnm r Transpnnllilln and Cnmmnnicnlmns min A thc damage and arhinr m. «prim. rumnur.» mark (in the ahnlmunls uml Him-Jr‘th in tin». bridge was rlunc n it” nun :igu. cc Bridle on mean conces- councll has ordnred the spnn closed In all traffic alllfred Siegrist’s only ounce of gold lrom. Alaska was stolan . M . and Mrs. John Maciinnald of Sault Ste. Marie. art: pleased ti: o engaged"): mcgaughtar. Lynda to 1 Dana. son at Mr. and Mn. Gin-an 15339. of Chaolay. The melding will k place Sniurdny.Ausnatlth k: r 'v t 4:30 p.m.. St. [ohms , Saltod‘LChurch. Chen . WV “ (LB M . and Mrs. Garden Legqe "J andr Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1 ‘- Tamer ar: pleased to announce the lnrthmrnlnn marrlage or " their children Doreen Elllabeth l and Raglnald Arthur. The ' l weaning wlll take place on Saturday. May 27th. 1978 in J Gonna Church. Chesley. up Chesley. mt . SlEGMS'i Alfred Siegrist Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Le e at RR 2 Chesley wish to anngemce the Eng! amont of their daughter. nary! Arm to John Cagnlano, sun of Mr. and Mrs. An anlo Cagglanool Toronlo. The marrlage will take place on 13h, Saturday Max shin Geneva urc Presbyterian C , 38a Mrr and Mn. Earl Ruth- van are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Margaret Rosa Emma Hannah Io Raymond Sluarl Brainard. sun of Mrs. Daisy Blanchard and Mr. Ray _ i will talus place September 2nd. 1976 in Our Saviour-'3 i Lutheran Church at 4 p,m.u Brainard. The marriage. he Minikln ul‘ Mull pil-tln Forrner area resident passes away at 63 g / A former area resident. Herbert Addison. 63. of Burlington. died Saturday at Snuble Beach while visiting at the horn: of his sister. Born in Elderslie Township. he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Georg: Addison. Mr. Addison l wns a veteran of the Second ‘ World War. A plumber by trade. Mr. Ali .1. ,4 l 1“ 1i l"|'i_il “I'll [1 Hi) sum inn Him .6th Wvdrlmp. Mum-mm n i 0n rut-mlst nl lill‘ll' 14mm r-ulr'r1dilwd tin-m lu :lumni .n in, l’amuun (lulu. mun Murml, (ill Smithy. Mn} 1 m1 a t . y l :l Addison worked several years with Christie Brothers Hardwarc. Owen Sound, but for the past 25 years was employed at the Ford Motor Company at Oakville. Surviving are his wife. Glennis. who Mrt Addison married in England during overseas service with the armed forces. and rwo sons. John and Craig. bath at Ra: Lurkhlirl i Celebrate 35th anniversary ., Mr. James Leaak lui.i mu. rm .m .- “rim ll l‘Iv|l_i(.liI~ m or w. nu u Hung uln‘n' m. Minn.- win- prr 'Illr‘rl “llll lu‘dlll'll m t .-\i' i‘irri.ur\1|r\r.ilw ll arr: ll‘:i \r-IM'ri h» il.ilii"' ~ J’erlln nul nim- Hr .‘iliix ilnml). Other survivors are three sister. Ann, Mrs. Geurge Damien. Owen Sunnd: Grace Mrs. Wri- bcn Tolulrard. Chcslev: and Jessie. Mrs Pat Walker. Palmr erslun and one brother. Jack. Torontor Mr. Addison was predeceased by one son ,