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In a lovely' 'sprint wedding
at Itensall United Church Sat.
urday April 13, Deanna Joyce
Forrest, and David Russell
Brock; exchanged marriage
vows •in a double ring cere.
moni before the Rev. Harold
F. Currie amid a floral back.
ground of Easter lilies and
baskets of white mums. The
bride, is the daughter of Mr.
• and ,Mrs..Ross J. Forrest RR
2, Kippen, and the groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Brock, RR 1, • Cremarty.
• Mrs. John.Turkheini, Znrich
provided traditional wedding
music. 'and actoinpanied the
soloist Mrs. William Fuss,
Hensel!, who sang "The Wed.
ding Prayer," and "0 Perfect
Love."
.Given• in marriage by her
father the bride chose a floor.
length gown fashioned from Or.
wu-iza and Chantilly lace on
cage style. Chantilly lace edged
•
neckline and -bottom of gown.
Detachable Chapel length train
edged in the samelace fell from
the back of the shoulders giving
a cascade effect.
A floral cluster held a four
tiered French illusion facer
veil in plape.
Miss Nancy Forrest, RR 2,
Kippen;'.sister of the bride,
Liwas-maid -oflionotr,,,,:,vmaxing: a
fioor=-ltiftil'iWwn, empire style
of mauve crepe with overlay of
mauve-lace on bodice and bell
sleeves.
Miss. Jean, Matthews, Wing.
ham, and Miss Ruth Coleman,
„Croniarty, • cousin of the bride,
attended as bridesmaids gown.
ed similar to the maid olhonour
and carrying identical flowers.
Donald Brock, Ottawa, attend.
•ed his brother as groomsman,
and ushers' were Donald John.
ston, Scarborough, and Robert
_Forrest, Hensall,
For the wedding reception
which was held in the Fellow-
'ship • Hall in the church the ,
bride's mother received, assis.
ted -by the groom's „mother.
For - their honeymoon to Nia.
taxa Falls and points east the
bride donned a matching coat
and dress in green hounds tooth
check, with green hat and black
accessories. Her corsage was
coral roses.
The young couple will reside
at 218 Paisley Street, Guelph,
Ontario. The bride will be on
the nursing staff of St, Joseph's
Hospital, Guelph, and the groom
will be attending University of
Guelph.
Guests from a distance came
from London, St. Marys, Brant.
ford, Detroit, Scarborough,
Wingham, Clandeboye, Seaforth
Hensall and Kippen.
Starlight
women have
April meet
The April Meeting of the
Starlight Circle of Wesley.
Willis Church met at the home
of Mrs. Don Jefferson Mon.
day April 8.
The business portion was con.
ducted by the president Mrs.
Ken Stephenson. The roll
call was answered with an
Easter thought by the 16 mem.
bers present.,
xa A1; reports-Were given and e
offering taken. With the con.
elusion of the business, Mrs.
Stephenson then handed the re-
mainder of the meeting over to
Mrs. D'urst and Mrs. Cox who
conducted the program.
The scripture lesson, was
given with Some of the members
taking part. Mrs. J. Cox then
led in prayer, followed by the
Lord's Prayer in unison, Mrs.
Durst introduced Mrs. Mowatt
who gave a talk on Japan and
its culture. She showed many
beautiful Japanese articles such
as chop sticks, art work and
dishes. This was enjoyed by all.
While the hostesses served
lunch. Marie Jefferson demon.
strated Iter tupperware pro.
duets.
An Easter 1).440 of groceries
Yalged 20 WasW90 19YArilir littncing 54 Mil1Btreet, Exeter.
The draw sponsored 1?3'
pall Legion Ladies
was held at 1.3e4iO4's Bakery
Saturday afternnon, and the
lucky ticket was draWii bY Cindy
BiShack. One hundred dollarS
from the Proceeds will be don
ated to the Crippled Children's
Fund, Mrs, Howard Smale sold
the winning ticket, and Mrs.
Grant MeClinchey eenvened the
project.
Easter gnests Sunday with
Mrs, Glendon Christie and
Cathy were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McGregor, and family, Bruge.
field, Mr, and Mrs. RobertWat.
son,' Mr. and Mrs. William
Dodds, Lyme. and Paul, Sea.
forth, Mr. and Mrs, Sim Roo.
sol, Hensall,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith,
and Mrs. John Jarrott, of Guelph
Spent the Easter weekend in
ifensall. •
Ray McKenzie of Vancouver,
H.C. was an Easter visitorwith
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm
and family.
Miss Sylvia Henderson, Tor.
onto, Mr. and Mrs, Bryan
Underwood, Gorrie, spent.
Easter with Mrs. John Hender.
son and lamely.
Dennis R. Mock, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Mock, has been
awarded a Central Housing and._
Mortgage• Corporation Fellow.
ship valued at $5,000 for study
towards his Ph.D. degree in
urban geography at the Univer.
sity of Toronto.
Church women
study Japan
The spring meeting of St.
Andrews Church UCW was held
Wednesday of last week with
Mrs. Elva Metcalfe in charge.
Mrs. Penhale reported for the
committee in the matter of the
repairing and re.clecorating of
the church basement just corn.
pleted. '
Mrs. Penhale .also reported
for the card committee and the
supply committee told of the
packing of the- overseas bale
of clothing, weighing 170 lbs.
This clothing is transported
as far as Toronto, free of
cost, through the kindness of
the Guenther•Tuckey Transport
Company of Exeter.
It was agreed to remit suf.
ficient money for the further
transport across the ocean to
its destination.
Mrs. Metcalfe then in.
troduced 'the speaker, Miss Kate
McGregor, Clinton, who gave
her:, audience an account by story
-and pictuie lot her irip.to.Japan
some three years ago.
Like most travellers, Miss
McGregor had nothing but ad.
miration for the Japanese
people, for their industry and
ability and also for their un.
failing courtesy to visitors.
The May meeting will be held
at the Zurich Rest Home.
The annual Meeting Of BP.
sail WX was held Wednesday
April 10, in the boqhoo 444 with president, Mrs. Clarence Reid, presiding.
Business communications.
ere dealt with first and the
roll call was answered by MO.
Jog agaln for another Year. Mrs.
H. M.' Peck spoke On 441
AChieveinent Pay to he held in
Clinton May' 4,
Mrs. R. A. on. .reported On
the Smith Huron Board meet.,
ing held in Bonsai]. April 2.
It :w44 agreed to pay the fee
of $25, for membership in the
Retarded children'S ASsoeia.
tion.
Reports by the secretary.
treasurer and conveners of
standing committees were given,
Mrs. Carl Payne presented the
report of the nominating coin.
mittee, installation was conduce
ted by Mrs, Robert Elgie, Miss •
Greta •Lanimie conducted coin.
munity singing and Mrs. Payne ..
who convened the program, •
showed beautiful pictures of
California and had, charge of a
hilarious contest which resul.
ted in a tie between four ladies
Mrs. John Shea, Mrs. Elgie,
Mrs, Annie Reid, Mrs. Walker
Cathie.
Officers elected for 1968-69' -
KIPPEN
Easter lilies made an attrac.
five setting in St. Andrew's
United Church, Kippen when the
United Church Women had their
Easter thankoffering meeting.
The hostesses for the even•
ing were Mrs. Bert Faber and
Mrs. Keith Lovell, About 80
ladies were in attendance,
guests were present from
Zurich UCW, Brucefield UCW,
Chiselhurst UCW and Presby.
terian WMS and Arnold Circle
Hensall. The guests were wel-
comed by Mrs. E mmer sonityle.
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot presided
at the organ.
Mrs. Robert Elgie conducted
the worship using the topic, "A
meditation on Easter." •
The president Mrs. Em..
merson. Kyle was in charge of
the meeting and gave an inspire
ing Easter meditation followed
by prayer.
Mrs. Keith Lovell sang the
solo.
The offering was received by
the ushers Mrs. William Con.
sitt and Mrs. Ray Consitt.
Mrs. Ronald McGregor in.
troduced the guest speaker Miss
Kathryn McGregor, Clinton who
gave a talk on her trip to Japan
in April and May of 1965..
Mrs. Keith Lovell favoured
with another solo.
Mrs. Eddison McLean 'gave
the courtesy remarks.
After the Benediction lunch .•••• was served in theSuridaySehool
room, Group 3 was in charge.
Words of appreciation were
expressed by Hensel' Presby.
terian WMS, The Arnold Circle,
Zurich UCW, Brucefield UCW
and Chiselhurst United Church
Women. Mrs. Kyle replied
thanking all who had attended.
are: past prosWent, Mrp. Boy,,
erly Pe4holl; presittent, mr4„
clorenc0 Reid;.second vice.
President,, ' Mrs: Elizabeth
secretary treasurer,
Mrs, Carl PaYne, assistant,
Mrs. Elgie; press reporter,
Mrs, John Shea; .resolatiOnS,
Mrs. 4oDort Simpson; district
director, Mrs. -Heaton; assts'
that,_ Mrs. PROcoilve4Pr Mrs, Harry Horton; piaeistp,
Misa Greta, Laminae, Mrs. T. J,
Sherrlt brOPOti direetorS,
Mrs. Pearl Koehler and WS.
Riley,
Agrieulhire and Canadian in.
dustries
t
Mrs. Maude .Redden,,.
Mrs. Wilbert Dating; citiz en
and education, Mrs, James Ale.
Allister, 'Mrs. 49.1in Corbett: home eponemies and heaith;
Mrs. Walker Carlile, Mrs. :Wes
Richardson; 'historical re.
search, Mrs. Elgie, Mrs. Sher*
ritt; Tweedsmuir history, Miss
Mattie Ellis, Mrs. .Len PurdY,..
Mrs. Peek; public relations,.
Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Koehler,
Mrs. Horton and her comma.
tee served lunch and a social
hour was spent. Hostess were
Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Skea.
TV Views
by Wm, Whiting:
Television critics across
Canada 'lavished praise yester.
day on CTV's colour overage
of the weekend Liberal conven.
tion in Ottawa which chose
Pierre Elliott Trudeau as
'Canada's next Prime Minister.
The network was almost un.
animously congratulated for its
comment and analysis, its cam.
era work, use of close,ups,
and its extensive and imagina-
tive coverage of the convention
floor. Special praise was once
again reserved for CTV's use
of chroma-key, the electronic
superimposing technique sue.
cessfully launched by the net.
work for its coverage of the
Progressive Conservative con.
'vention in September which en.
ables the viewer to watch both
the booth commentator and the
action on the floor simul.
taneously.
' Official audience ratings
• won't be available for several
weeks. •
Andy Griffith and Bonanza
tied for first position in the
latest National Nielsen ratings.
Other results were as fol.
,,lows: Dean Martin, 3; Dear Mr.
Gable, 4; Tuesday Night at the
Movies, 5; Family Affair, 6;
'• Lucy Show, 7; Red Skelton, 8;
1- Ed Sullivan and Gunsmoke tied
`'t,for 9th; Green Acres, 11.
New divisio n
lab president
from. -C.Lin ton
Roger Garen, son of Antoine
VA.pfr Peron, •Plintnn,t4p1?cien.
appointed proOdeot. of the 44145,
created animal ht441m. division
of Bristol Laboratories of Can.
ada Limited, according to an
announcement by company pre.
Wont '4, R. Rowe.
Ivir.'94rott VAS fOr'inerlY Pre.
*dent of IOW ,:ProitoPi, together .wttitPteve4424, Tortler
and Boyce McClelland Ve*
.40147 Supplies, (Alberta).
Limited, has been acquired by
prt4tol Laberatories of •canegla.
Limited to form the new 014.
stop serving Canadian agricui.
tore with veterinary, phartna.
CntitiCal.PrOtitietS.. p4ro4 is located at the
Bristol Laboratories' head of.
fice in Montreal.
Fidelity unit
meeting held
Sunny weather brought out 18
members and a visitor to the
April 9 Fidelity Unit meeting.
Mrs. G. Rathwell opened with
two Easter hymns with Mrs.
Hearn as pianist.
' Miss Diehl offered prayer.
The scripture study was taken
by Mrs. Finglancl, Mrs. Shep.
herd, Mrs. HouseandIvIrs.Jer.
vis. The lesson thoughts were
taken by Mrs. RathwelI.
The offering was received by
Mrs. Sutter, dedicated by Mrs.
Holland. ,The secretary called
the roll; it was answered with
an Easter thought. •
Mrs. Mowatt gave a talk on
Japan using maps and display.
ing Japanese articles and their
use. Also their customs, their
attitude toward life, religion and
other peoples. •
Miss McGregor, leader took
charge of the business. The
minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. The
treasurer reported givings of
$39.85. The visiting convener
reported five hospital and 12
home calls.
Miss Diehl said an overseas
bale of second-hand.clothing is
asked for in May. The leader
announced that this group will
have the Wo.11e.Lo group as
their guests for the May meet.
lag. Also the thank.offering ser.
vice of April 7 was a success
in every way..
Members •were reminded of
the Holmesville thank.offering
April 10. Miss McGregor closed
the meeting with prayer.
Tea was served and a social
period followed. •
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