The Seaforth News, 1957-12-12, Page 4CONSITT—DOWSON
• The anarrlage 'took place in
Varna United Church on (Dec. 7
alb 1 o'clock of William Russell
;Consitt, ,of Zurich, son of Mrs.
S3ileen Cons'ubt and the late Rus-
sell IConsitt, and Marjorie Cath-
erine
aithe;rine Jane Dowsoa, 'claMghter of
Mr. and Mrs. ;Cecil Dowson of
Varna. The double rung sere-
moi y'was performed !by Rev. T-
. J. 'Pitt._ Church decorations were
baskets of white mums,
Given in (marriage'b her fa-
rther, 'the bride wore a floor -
R
length gown of French chantilly
lace 'and nylon tulle over slip-
per satin, lace bodice, nylon
charred yoke, 'lily point sleeves,
aisle -wide bouffant skirt of
double :tulle with lace scalloped
insert ,forming lbwo 'tiers. Her
tiara of iridescent sequIins and
seed ,pearls .held a veil of Am -
ported French illusion 'and car-
ried a !bouquet of red roses.
Matron of :honor ' was 'torsi
Comet]. Caldwell of Clinton, sis-
ter of the bride, +Bridesmaids
were Mrs. Bev. Clarke, London,
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OPEN EVENINGS
and Miss 'Patsy 'Thompson of
Clinton; Nancy 'Consitt, Sieber
of the groom, was flower (girl.
Theattendants had. ,matching
dresses'of red velvet with three-
quarter • length sleeves 'and Wow•
neckline with dull pleated ,skirt
and matching 'headpieces and
gloves and '(shoes, • •and carried
bouquets of white ' mums.
' Gary Dow00on, of Varma, cou-
sin of the 'kick, carried the
rings on a satin pillow. Tom
Consitt,
Zurich, was. his ;broth-
er's groomsman Ushers Weis
Hen Caldwell, Clanton and 'Bill
D.owson, Varna. .;Mies !Clara
Clarke of Varna sang the 'Wed-
ding Prayer and Perfect' Love,
accompanied by •Miss M'arjoaue
Webster. The W. A. catered for
the reception in the church
parlor•. The bride's mother wore
blue silk crepe trimmed with
white metallic with matching ac-
cessories, and corsage of pink
carnations, and the,groom's, mo-
ther wore blue sills crepe, match-
ing accessories and pink carna-
tions. .The groom's gift to the
bride was a. set of beige luggage.
Gifts from the 'bride to maid of
•honor and bridesmaid was a
sterling silver pin, to the flower
girl a necklace. For travelling the
bride wore blue jersey with black
and white accessories and cor-
sage of pink roses. After a wed-
ding trip to Florida, Mr. and Mrs,
Consitt will reside on Parr line.
WALTON
Mrs. .Earl Mills is in the hos-
pital In London after undergoing
an operation.
Mrs. George Nicholson
Mrs George Nicholson passed
away in Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seeforth, on Monday, Dec, 2nd;
The funeral was held from the
Rain Funeral Home, Brussels, on
Thursday afternoon with Rev. 'W.
M. Thomas of Duff's United
Church, Walton, in charge.
FEDERATION NEWS
(IBy Carl 'Hemingway)
Tuesday evening, (Dec. 3rd.
'Huron •Coun'ty Federation of
Agriculture arranged a meeting
of 'twp, representatives and the
Community 'Programs Dept. of
Education.
Under the leadership of 'Miss
Eleanor Syracuse a panel of
Rev. 'Bert Daynard of Staffa,
Rev, (Doug, tBaydon of Rvpley,,
Mrs. 'Boyce of ;Grey 'County,
Mrs. Wm. Arnold of (Ripley and
Bob :Secord of Hanover supplied
information on the . different
educational and social activi-
ties available,
The Community :Programs
'Branch will supply extensive as-
sistance in the organization and.
financing of Folk 'Schools, (Night
•Schools, Community Workshops,
Leadership Training or Recrea-
tional Leadership courses.
I have been wondering if a
few of the townships might
sponsor a Community Workshop
on the History and Develop-
ment of Farm Organizations.
It seems 'to me that farm or-
ganizations are facing a testing
period and knowledge of the
past might help us to avoid the
pitfalls of the future. Neverlbe-
fore has there been such con-
certed opposition to farm or-
ganization from those •outside
the industry.
;Stephen twp 'held their an-
nual meeting and banquet, Dec.
4th with about 200 attending.
Reports were given by the dif-
ferent groups as avell as from
the •County organization. 'Doug
Miles our genial Agr. Rep. ex-
pressed the appreciation of the
Dept. for the support given to
the 4111 projects by the Feder-
ation.
Elmer Bell of Exeter pointed
out the legal problems facing.
farmers and also the advantages
of establishing a basic herd for
Income Tax 'purpdses
The dance which followed was
enjoyed by 'many who make this
the "dance of the gear."
THE ARTIST OF THE 1957
CHRISTMAS SEAL
Arnaud ;Benventui Maggs, 'the
designer •of Ibhe ;Christmas (Seals
which 'Canada's Tuberculosis
Associations will send out Nov-
ember 18, is a Canadian. 'aged
30. file was born in -Montreal
and is atp resent a free lance
'artist in Toronto
Mr. Maggs 'has (become accus-
tomed to 'having people 'look at
his signature and .ask, "Are you
a descendent of d$envenu'to Ce'1-
lini?".:The; answer is yes, that
he is 'a descendant of the 16th
century sculptor whose works
remain among the art Itrbasuoes
04 Europe :and whose autobiog-
raphy is among the world's lit-
erary" masterpieces.
BRUCEFIELD
The Nov. meeting of the W.A.
was held in 'the' school room of
the 'Brueefield 'United Church
on Tuesday afternoon with an
attendance of 48. Mrs. L. •Eyre.
and Mrs, 'T, B. Baird were 'in
charge of the devotional exer-
cises. Mrs. L. Eyre opened the
meeting with the singing of
hymn .49. •Scripture reading, 1St.
Luke 10; 141, John 1: 31138.
The topic, Sent .Forth' rto Save,
was taken by 'Mrs. Baird. Mrs.
Baird then offered prayer, and
closed this part of'the meeting
by singing "Joy to the World
the Lord is Come". The presi-
dent, Mrs. John Broadfoot then
took the chair all rising and re-
peating the W.A. Creed Mrs.
W. MoBeath :gave the sec. re-
port. Roll call answered by,
what you like for Christmas.
Mrs, Harvey gave the Itreas, re-
port and the offering received
by Mrs. Edgar Allen. Mrs. :Haan
and Mrs. Wilson read than.kyou
notes from Rev, Maines and
Mrs. Grainger. The four groups
then gave their ,reports on the
amount raised during' :the year
and show: Group 1, $339.21;
Group 2, $447.37; 'Group 3,
$90.46; Group 4, $209.12. Mrs.
W.iMdBeath brought in the new
slate of •officers for 1958 as
follows: Pres., Mrs. J. Broad -
foot; lst Vice, MTs. Lorne Wil-
son; 2nd Vice, Mrs. 'Wilmer
Broadfoo't; 3rd Vice, Mrs. Wal-
ter Moffatt; Treas., Mrs. Har-
vey Taylor; Rec. Sec., Mrs. (Da-
vid Triebner; Fin. 'Sec., Mrs. J.
,Henderson; pianists Miss '3d.
McQueen and MTs. Cairns; Press
Northside United Church
Minister, Rev. •B:ruce W. Hall,
B,A„ B.D., S.T.M.
10.30 a.m., All Departments
of :the Church School are asked
to .gather in the Church hall.
111 a.m., Christmas White 'Gift
Service and Presentation of
the •Ohurch ;School attendance
awards. (Sermon, "Sharing God's
Joy". ;Nursery for toddlers.
7 p.m„ Christmas Pageant
presented by Northside Youth
Fellowship, "Christmas is a
Miracle'•'. •.:N.
Egmondville Ulsited',Church',
Dr. J. Semple, Minister.
Ill a.m,, 'Holy Communion and
reception of members.
'7 p.m., Annual Candle Light
Service. t'0 Holy Night", (Adam,
soloist Miss Alice Watson. Duet
by Anita ;Hillman and Lois 'Tyn-
dall. Additional feature '(after
the service), film: "The Christ
Child Comes to Christian
Homes". Christmas (Carols,
10 a.m., 'Sunday School and
Minister's .Bible Class.
11 a.m., Nursery Class.
11,30 Junior Congregation.
Annual Christmas Concert,
Thursday 119th, 7.30.
See you in 'Church Sunday.
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See., Moos. (Ross ,Scott and Mrs.
H. 'Berry; ;Corr. 'Sec„ Mrs. T. B.
Baird; Cards, Miss E. Bowey;
Devotional, Mrs. Edgar (Alien,.
Mrs. G. Richardson, MTs. Elgin'
Thomson Mrs." L.Ryre,;Mrs. C..
Horton, `Miss M. (Swan, ;Mrs: GG.'
Armstrong, • Mrs.. N. ` Walker;
Manse Coon Mrs, L. Wilson,
MTs.' Victor Taylor, Mrs. J. Mc-
Gregor and Mrs G. 'Henderson;.
Church:Com., Mrs. W. Po'ther-
ing'ham, (Mrs. W. ` Broadfoot,.
Mrs. S. Ross' ;Mrs N. Baird;
Program Corn, MTs H. Berry,
Mrs. Ham, Mrs S Davison and'
Mrs V. Hargreaves, Flowei
Com,; MTs W. Haugh, Mrs. 'Mc-
Dougall, MTs A. Mustard
First Presbyterian
Church
REV. D. GLENN CAMPBELL
MINISTER
10 a.m. Church School and
Bible Class
11 ami. "Naming the Child"
Anthem, Christians Awoke,
Salute the Happy Morn"
(Maunder)
4:30 p.ni. Conciuctbd by the
C.G.LT.
---Duet "Away in the Manger"
Pearn McLean, Eiizahetli
Stewart
C.G.i.T. Girls Chorus
H. A. ICEMPSTER
Organist & Choir Leader
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THE SEAiI'OR'iFI NEWS—Thursday, December 12, 1957
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