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erien, were bridesmaids, They
wore identical formal floor.
length gowns of red vel vet skirts
And white lace bodice with long
sleeves and Matching ac-
cessories. They carried white
mums and sweetheart roses,
Douglas Smith was grooms.
man, And Steve Snell and Tony
Yerhoef, of Clinton, were
nshers.
For the reception at the Little
Inn, Bayfield, the bride's
mother chose a royal blue velvet
dress with lace trim, matching
accessories, mink hat, and a
corsage of pink sweetheart
roses. The groom's mother
wore a blush pink brocade
sheath and redingote ensemble,
matching accessories, and a
corsage of white sweetheart
roses.
For a wedding trip to the
Eastern States the bride wore
a green gold double knit dress,
leopard skin coat and hat, black
accessories and a corsage of
yellow roses,
On their return they will re.
side at 42 Weatwood Drive,
Kitchener, Ontario.
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NeW.P.RecorPl 4 •17.)14.raclay,.,. January 11th, 1968
At a meeting of liensall
Branch of The Canadian Legion
468, Wednesday, January 3,
election of officers was held
to form the 1968 executive,
President, E.R. Davis; vice.
presidents, Stan Kochan, Paul
Neilands; past president, Ted
Roberts; secretary—treasurer,
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• SMITH
Oic" ia.resbyteriah. ;church
was the setting on December
23 foi' the Marriage of Susan
HayI ''laughter' of Mr, and Mrs,
Georg* Feagan, and David. GoPP
don Smith song of Mr, and
MrSt 4 ''Vern -Smith, all of
GOderieh,
.The 13.oyal f offi.
eiAted• The soloist BYtie,
and organist, W,R. Cameron.
the bride( Oven in marriage
Wedding
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by her fathers wore A format
flogisiiength goWP of;White erePP
with, pi* net overlay. The
bodice, sleeves and cathedral
train were hand appliqued. The
Plietileler4ength 1111,11SiOlt
veil was held by p, petal head.
piece set with seed pearls. She
Carried a cascade of white
sweetheart roses.
Jo Ann Steegstra of clinton,
was Maid Of heinous..Susan
Only the very wise—or the
very 'foolish — would dare to
make Public. their predictions
for the year just beginning,
Everyone at some time or an-
other has .4 go at th e prophet
bit but seldm does anyone*
Write those thoughts in a news-.
paper,
But Pm an exception to the
rule, And besides that, I'm
desperate for subject material
that will bring a smile to faith,
ful readers—so here they are:
My predictions for the year, 1958:
JANUARY—My oldest son's•
birthday will fall 'on the 22nd
again this year, as it has for
the past 11 years, As usual,
he will expect to get for 'As
birthday all the things he asked
for at Christmas but didn't re-
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At the regular meeting of
Amber Rebekah lodge presided
over by Noble Grand Mrs. John
Corbett, held Wednesday, Jan.
uary 3, Christmas greetings
were read from all lodges in
the district, thank you notes
from shut.in members and
others who had received plants
or gifts at Christmas were
also read.
Final plans were arranged for
Friendship Night for the next
meeting January 17 when names
of secret pals will be revealed
and gifts exchanged. It is hoped
for a good attendance. Discus.
sion was held on the annual
birthday party scheduled for
the second meeting in February.
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.ceive:.• all the things • he .0.100
ask.for at, Christmas but
friends received;• •Pnd just one
more Monkee
FEDIVUARY-- At Valentine's
Day this year ,my children wilt
attempt to, buy cards after all
the stores are sold out; my hus-
band will ignore all my subtle
hints about one's gift to sine's
sweetheart; and I will soh with
relief when f an ore.sented with
a calorie-free card. And a bottle
of diet perfume instead of 'the
usual box of chocolates,
MARCH —When my birthday
falls in March, I will stubbornly
insist that I don't want any,
thing to mark the .occasion
cept the presence of my own
small understanding family. In
the meantime I will experience
my annual breakdown as I
realize I am one year closer to
grey hair and So far away from
old age security, Then T will
be happy when my husband
suggests we go .fol'u for the eve-
ning to celebrate another win-
ter almost ended.
APRIL-1 will vow to buy
new 'Easter outfit and then dis-
cover the baby needs new shoes;
the dentist advises braces; the
price of ham has gone up again;
the car needs a spring tune-up;
and there is some new music
lesson books to buy. At church
on Easter morning, I will look
penniless in last Easter's bon-
net,
MAY— It will be gardening
time, and flower planting time,
and lawn raking time, and house
pa in ting time, and fence
straightening time, and rhubarb
and tonic time and spring clean-
(Photo by Ha.dden's Studio)
John Skea; Set-at-exam
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Ed
Little; Executive, Haxry Her..
ton, Wilmer Dalrymple, Garnet
Allan, Murray Traquair. In a
joint installationwiththeLegion
Auxiliary, officers will be in.
stalled on Friday, January 19.
A social will be held follow.
ing 'he installation.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Children's Aid Society of Huron. County
have moved their offices from the Court House
to
181 VICTORIA ST. N.
on Highway No. 21, the large stone house at
the northern entrance to Goderich.
Hensall
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Askeboutconvenieht departure
s3 end return times o
ing time , and worst isf all,
picnic time.
„Jun—For ten full .days be-
fore the final report card is
issued at the school, I will he.
plagued with the worries of my
two other kids who will fear
the.y will not pass, I will tell
them this is a fine time to have
concern and 'they will assure.
me that in the future,- school
work 'will have ..firrst place in.
their Jives,
JULY — School will be out
and I will 'he in—insane.
AUGUST — IMid - month the
battle will begin about what
-purchases should be made for
school, I will suggest plain,
sensible, washable duds. They
Will beg for wild, weird, im-
practical garb. It will be a
stalemate and for the first two
weeks, they will 'wear last
spring's ratty, tatty clothes I
had, ready for the rag bag,
SEPTEMBER The baby will
cry for two days because he,
has no one to play with. There
`will be a few cold days and
something will go wrong with
the heating system. It will rain
on fall fair day. And the school
will come up with another long ,
list of do's and don'ts for par-
ents to fight and then forget.
OCTOBER — Thanksgiving
will arrive on a family which
has grumbled and complained •
for so long it will feel wonder-
ful to give thanks for the many
blessings they take for granted
throughout the year.
NOVEMBER Everyone will
get the common cold; someone
will have the flu; my husband
will remark that as soon as the
.now ,pomes the sickness will
disappear; and the morning of
the first snow my husband will
curse the ground it fell on when
the car fails to start.
DECEMBER — Christmas Will
Sneak up •on me even more
quietly than it did this year. ,1
won't be able to find the ad-
dresses for my cards; I won't
have any money to do the shop-
ping I must; I won't get my
Christmas baking done until the
last second; the tree lights
won't work; and the weather
won't suit me. But 'Christma's
,,,will come and .gcis-assits clislsLhiss
year;-:-.and then it will be .timer
to Make more. predictions.
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