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Wilkins reunion
held at Paisley
The 14th annual picnic of
the Wlikins family was held
on -September 11 at Paisley,
They were the first family
to told a picnic M the new
at the south end of
pot Paisley, constructed from the
old village dump, 11 is a
credit to those who designed
andlandscaped it down to the
Saugeen riven.
A lovely lunch was served.
Family cousins, the Friar
tatnlly, who live hi the
'Paisley area, carne and made
the day more enjoyable,
Jo Anne Wilkins and Don-
na Arnold entertained the
children while some older
members \. visited the two
cemetries and placed flower's
on the graves of Wilkins
families,
Mayrne Wilkins had her
history books and albums of
pictures that created a great
deal of interest, Family
members visited, renewed
relationship and hope to
meet again nerd year. The
two new babies of the year
are Adam Charlet, on of
Janet and Larry Wilkins and
Jane Wentworth, datightet
of David and Dorothy Harris
of Sydney, Australia,
Port Albert 4-H club
learn about hair care
14 Laurie Hayden
On Wednesda9, Septem-
ber 21 the Port Albert Body
Builders held their third
meeting at the home of Tracy
and Lea Anne Livingston.
Chatlene Henry, of Anne's
Beauty Centre, was introduc-
ed by the leader, Donna
Hayden, She answeted ques-
tions about bait care, cover-
ing brushing, shampooing,
curling and blew drying. She
demonstrated cutting hair
and French braiding. The
club membets really apprec-
iated her visit,
Matcia soak ptesided for
the business which included
pledge, minutes, tall call and
suggestions for record books.
They discussed shopping tips
for consumers.
Members participated in
various hait care activities
using cutting itons and blow
dtyets.
Donnybrook UCW hear
about vocational centre
Donnybrook tI.C.W. held
their lint meeting of the fall
al the hone of Mrs. R.
Jeffetsan on Thitsday night,
September IS with a good
attendance.
Mts. Donna Rieman open-
ed the meeting with a call to
worship an Duty. Mrs. S.
Chatnrrey Lead the sctip1are.
Mts. William Hardy read a
story on Duty. Mrs. Rieman
read a poem. followed with
prayer.
Mts. ffieman then tro
duced the guest speaker,
Connie Jamieson of the Jack
Reavie Vocational Centre in
Winghar, telling of the
changes at the centre and the
ttaining offered the clients.
Pts. Hardy thanked the
speaker and presented het
with a gift.
Mts. E. Robinson took
over for the business. The
meeting in North Street on
October 4 catering fat • a
wedding were discussed.
A social time followed with
Mts. 7. Armstrong assisting
the hostess.
Knox Presbyterian Church
in Goderich was decorated
with candelabra of large
pink mums, full pours and
burgundy carnations, on
August 13, for the marriage
of Wanda Patricia Helesic
and bandy James Maize.
The bride is the daughter
of William and Betty Helesic
of Goderich and the groom's
parents are John and Mary
Maize of Dungannon.
The Reverend (, L Royal
officiated at the double ring
ceremony, Organist Dr,
Katherine Baker played the
Trumpet Tune and The Wed-
ding March, Soloist
Marianne Hogan sang
"Evergreen" and "We've
Gtt1y Just Begun."
'he bride was given in
marriage by her parents,
Me wore a floor length gown
fashioned -in ivory chiffon
with Swiss and French lade
emphasizing the neckline
andolk of bishop sleeves,
The full softly flowing skirt
fell into a chapel train, A
lace veil trimmed bowler hat
Completed the ensemble,
She carried a cascade of
orchids, wild roses, burgun-
dy blossoms, stephanotis
and baby's breath.
Maid of honour was Tam-
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my McAstocker of London,
friend of the bride. She wore
a floor -length ruulberr
crystalette sheath gown with
matching georgette
overblouse, long sleeved, ap-
pliqued with matching lace
trim around the neck and to
complete the outfit, a
mulberry crystalette hat.
She carried a nosegay of
pink wild roses, stephanotis,
ouch of burgundy and
baby's breath.
Bridesmaids were Judi
Torrance of London and San-
dy Dickson of Port Albert,
both friends of the bride and
Donna Maize of St.
Augustine sister of the
groom, They were gowned
Identically to the maid of
honour and carried the same
flowers,
Junior bridestnaid was
Kathy Rodger, cousin of the
bride, She was gowned
similarly in mulberry
crystalette and carried a
small bouquet identical to
the bridesmaids,
Groomsman was Paul
Doherty of Port Albert,
cousin of the groom,
Guests were ushered into
the church by Paul Helesic
of Lihdsay, brother of the
bride, Ron Maize of Dungan-
non, brother of the groom
and Bob Westlake of
Uoderich, friend of the
groom,
Ringbearer was
Christopher Maize, brother
of the groom.
The groom and ringbearer
were attired identically in
champagne Claridge tux-
edos with ivory squire shirts.
The attendants also wore
champagne Claridge tux-
edos with ivory squire shirts
and cummerbunds.
Following the wedding, a
lovely social time was held
at the home of the bride's
parents, Pink impatiens
and pink and wine petunias
accented the landscaping for
this special occasion,
A reception was held at the
Lucknow Community Cen-
tre.
The bride's mother receiv-
ed guests wearing a long
gown of salmon French
crepe with a corsage of
salmon rose buds and baby's
breath, The grooms mother
assisted, wearing a floor-
length gown of romantic blue
polyester and a corsage of
baby blue roses and baby's
breath,
Both fathers were attired
in brown Devon tuxedos,
Guests attended the wed-
ding from Brampton,
Bellville, Willowdale,
Hramalea, Windsor, Rich-
mond Hill, Surrey 13.C. and
surrounding area, A con-
gratulations telegram was
sent by a dear friend from
Australia.
Following the rehearsal,
the grooms parents enter-
tained at their home with a
lovely lunch.
For a wedding trip to Negil
Beach, Jamaica, the bride
changed into a teal blue and
cream polyester .knit dress
with cream accessories, and
the groom to a leisure suit of
soft beige tones,
Prior to the bride's mar-
riage, she was feted with a
family shower given by her
Grandmother, Phyllis
Rodger. A girlfriend shower
was given by Tammy
McAstocker in her home;
and a relative and communi-
ty shower by Donna Maize
and Sandy Dickson at Port
Albert United Church, A
trousseau tea was held at her
parents' home by her mother
Betty Helesic,
Mr, and Mrs. Randy Maize
will be residing at 14,11, 1
Dungannon,
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