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SLIMMERS CROWN QUEEN — Mrs. Barbara Snell was crowned
queen at the semi-annual crowning which was celebrated by the
Centennial Slimmers Tops Club recently. Mrs. Snell lost 43 pounds,
while runners up Betty Johnston, left, lost 21 34 pounds and Ann
Preszcator, right, lost 17 pounds.
Associates pay tribute to
Children's Aid Director
About 40 friends and
associates of Miss Clare McGowan
honored her at a dinner at The
Little Inn at Bayfield, recently.
Miss McGowan who will retire
as director of Huron County
Children's Aid Society this fall
was presented with a gold watch.
Bert Corbett was master of
ceremonies and the address was
given by Mrs. Esther Ross.
Mrs. Ross praised Miss
McGowan for the happiness she
has brought to many children and
for the friendliness, cheerfulness
and thoughtfulness shown to her
associates and hundreds of others
in the County.
She spoke of the Director's
dedication; the hours of
overtime, time taken to address
dam r0 eeed
The Exeter
Times-Advocate extends
Birthday Greetings to:
MISS MILDRED
Mc LINCHEY, RR 3
Parkhill, 80, August 15,
MRS. GEORGE
L A WS ON, Exeter, 88,
August 15.
meetings, and night and weekend
calls.
Miss McGowan joined the
Children's Aid Staff at Goderich
in 1946 as Assistant Local
Director and Supervisor. Since
August 1961, she has been Local
Director and is a well known and
respected figure of the County of
Huron.
Training course
for 4-H leaders
A 4-H Homemaking Club
Leaders' Training School will be
conducted at Exeter United
Church, August 24 and 25.
The fall project, Focus on
Fitness, will teach the girls the
fundamentals of good physical
and mental health, as well as first
aid, highway and home safety,
and the importance of being a
good citizen both in home and in
community.
4-H clubs are run strictly by
volunteer leaders who wish to do
their part in preparing girls for the
future.
Catherine Hunt, Home
Economist for Huron County will
conduct the training school.
dinner was served in the church
parlour, where the parents of the
bride and groom received guests
from Yorkshire England,
Detroit, Belleville, Toronto,
Brampton, Lindsay, Owen
Sound; Gorrie, Mitchell and
surrounding area.
Following a reception at the
Seaforth Legion Hall, the young
couple left for a honeymoon
around the Georgian Bay area and
Niagara Falls, with the bride
wearing a sleeveless dress of pink
jersey knit with matching coat
and bone coloured accessories.
They have since taken up
residence on the bridegroom s
farm at Cromarty,
Vieitaad4e -
Zion United Church, Crediton
was decorated with mixed
summer flowers when Muriel
Glanville, Kitchener, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator,
was united in marriage with Philip
Biernaskie, Kitchener, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Biernaskie, Barry's
Bay, July 18, 1970, with Rev. H.
G. Dobson officiating and Carol
Amos providing the wedding
music.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a full-length
gown of white chiffon and lace
with hooped skirt. Her veil fell
from a tiara of brilliants and she
carried yellow roses, stephanotis
and baby's breath and ivy. .
The bridal attendants were
Joan Collins, London, maid of
honor, Katharine and Barbara
Glanville, bridesmaids, and
Barbara Glanville, flower girl.
The maid of honor wore a
gown of tangerine orange silk
while the others chose dresses of
lemon yellow. They all had
bouquets of orange and yellow
carnations with baby's breath and
ivy.
Orland Caulas, Kitchener was
best man and the bride's brothers,
Murray and Richard Glanville
ushered the guests.
The reception was held in
Crediton Community Hall after
which the bride changed into a
blue pant suit with white
accessories.
The happy couple will reside
at 43 Mansion St., Kitchener.
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And Also Sunday
Jim & Etta Kopp and family
returning to Ottawa after three
years in' Sacramento, .California,
visited with Mrs. Irene Brintnell
and relatives.
Rev. Floyd Rliude is attending
the biennial General Conference
• of the Pentecostal Assemblies in
Victoria, 13.0, His wife and family
accompanied him on the trip.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill MacLean are
attending the 23rd Annual
reunion of the 'Devil's Brigade' at
the King Edward Hotel, Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Skinner
have returned home after visiting
in Edmonton with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Skinner and their new
granddaughter Julie Ann. They
also visited with Mrs, Skinner's
sister, Mrs. Dorothy Patrick.
Mr. & Mrs. Whitney Coates
entertained the following guests
during the past week and over the
weekend: Wilma Coates of
London, W, Smolanski, of
Kitchener and Mrs. R. Doherty of
Mount Clemens, While Denise
Debra and Richard Doherty spent
• the weekend with their cousins
Bradley and Keith Coates on
the farm.
Wilma Coates accompanied
Agnes Bray who left Sunday
morning on a motor trip to New
York, Maine and Massachusetts.
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Church, July 18, 1970, amid a
setting of pink and white daisies,
Reverend Wilfred Jarvis
performed a double ring
ceremony, uniting in marriage
Carol Alin Dow, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin Dow, and John
William Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T.L. Scott, all of Cromarty.
The organist, Miss Agnes Bray,
played 'Trumpet Voluntaire' as
the bridal party entered the
sanctuary, and accompanied Nola
Dow, guest soloist.
The bride, given in marriage by
her parents, chose a floor length
gown of nylon over taffeta,
featuring an empire waistline
trimmed with satin ribbon, stand
up collar, and long sleeves. The
bodice, sleeves and lower skirt
were enhanced with tiny tucks
and bands of white daisy trim.
Her finger tip, three tiered, silk
illusion veil was held by a double
wedding ring band of daisies
centered with pearls. She carried
a cascade of white shasta daisies,
bridal pink roses and ivy.
The bridal attendants, Gayle
Bough tflower, Joanne Dow and
Ethel Mae Mitchell were gowned
alike in pink dresses of nylon
swiss dot over crystal satin which
were styled with stand up collars,
long sleeves and a fold out pleat
with self bow, falling from the
back waist. Tiny white daisy trim
centered with pink enhanced the
high neckline, sleeves and empire
waist.
Harry Norris, acted as
groomsman, and Alec Scott,
brother of the groom and -Brian
Dow, brother of the bride were
ushers.
Following the ceremony,
District couples wed
Youth attends
conference
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Brian Miller attended the
Youth Conference at Geneva
Park last week.
Mrs. Jennie Moore is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Karen Brock, Zion visited
Barbara Miller last week.
Sharon Passmore and Diane
Stone are on a motor trip out
West.
Rev. Stewart & Mrs. Miner are
holidaying in Northern Ontario
this week.
Sandra and Shari de Mooy,
London, Michele, Carol and
Cathy Brazier, Brantford, visited
last week with their grandparents,
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore.
Dwight EtheringLon, Barry
Miller, Marlene Stewart attended
a Regional 4-I-I Conference at
University of Waterloo last week.
— Continued from Page 8
Lawrence McCann, RR 3
• Dashwood.
The bride, escorted to the altar
by her father, wore a gown ,of
white satin with ace 'trim
accentuating the collar, sleeves,
bottom of the skirt and train. A
matching Juliette cup headpiece
held her short veil. She wore a
• cameo necklace and ear ring set, a
gift of the groom, and carried a
bouquet of pink roses centred by
a white orchid corsage.
Bridal attendants were Mrs.
Glen Overholt and Helen
McCann, and Mary-Jo McCann
was flower girl. They wore
• chiffon dresses of pink, blue and
yellow with frilled collars and
trimmed with lace. Each wore a
white headpiece and carried a
bouquet of white shasta daisies.
Groomsmen were Pat McCann
and Richard Grenier, and Robert
Grenier acted as ringbearer. The
guests were ushered by Gerard
Grenier and Jim McCann. Mrs.
Stephen Meidinger and the
church choir performed the
wedding music. •
The wedding reception was
held at Dashwood Community
Centre, after which the newly
%!‘ weds left for a honeymoon at
Midland and Wasaga Beach, the
bride wearing an aqua dress and
coat ensemble with navy
accessories.
Mr. and Mrs. McCann will
reside at RR 3 Dashwood. The
groom is employed with McCann
Construction.
Seat - Vout
At Cromarty Presbyterian
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