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PUZZLE NO.706
DISTRICT
REID—SMITH
HENSALL . — Carol Diane
Smith and Gerald Clarence- Reid
exchanged marriage vows in a
lovely wedding ceremony at
Caven Presbyterian Church, Ex-
eter, Saturday, May 12, at 2:30
p.m., before the Rev. John C.
Boyne, in a double -ring cere-
mony amid a floral arrangement
of white mums and ferns. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymund Smith, Exe-
ter, and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid,
of Hensall. Mrs. W. G. Coch-
rane, church organist, provided'
traditional wedding music.
Given in marriage by her
father; the bride was charming
in a floor -length gown of Chan-
tilly lace and nylon tulle, fash-
ioned with lily point sleeves,
and a sabrina neckline trimmed
with sequins and seed pearls.
The bouffant -skirt of Chantilly
lace featured an applique front
with tiers of lace and ruffles
at back. Her finger-tip veil of
nylon net, edged with Chantil-
ly lace, was held in place by a
tiara of sequins and seed pearls
and she carried a hand cluster
of pink sensation roses, steph-
anotis and white streamers.
Maid of honor, Miss Judy
Easton, Huron Park, Centralia,
was gowned in green taffeta
with green lace overskirt and
jacket and accessories in white.
She carried a semi -crescent bou-
quet of light pink dations.
Jack Helm, of Tiverton, cou-
sin of the groom, was grooms-
man, and Larry Smith, brother
of the bride, and William Helm,
Detroit, cousin of the groom,
ushered the guests.
For the wedding reception
for twenty-four guests, held at
Carmel Church
Presents Seals
The following diplomas and
seals were presented to Sunday
School scholars at Carmel
Church, Hensall, at the Sunday
morning service, presentations
being made by Clarence Vol -
land, Sunday School superinten-
dent, and Bibles by Miss Han -
ah Murray:
Diplomas: Linda Be11, Randy
Campbell, Gordon Wright; Sec-
ond -Year Seal: Beatrice Thomp-
son, Pam Sangster, Sheila Sang-
ster, Gail Sangster; Third -Year
Seal: Bryan Campbell, Brenda
Koehler, Mary Thompson, Mich-
ael Sangster, Jim Ganipbell,
Johnny Moir, Wendy Moir,
Cheryl Little; Fourth -Year Seal,
Dorothy Skea, Bonnie Foster,
Billie Hoy, John Skea, Bobby
Moir, Marcia Little; Fifth -'Year
Seal: -Rosa Piled Campbell, Car-
olyn Campbell, Garry Scholl,
Ann Lawrence; Sixth -Year Seal:
Cheryl Mbusseau, Patsy Moir;
Senientli-Year Seal: Lois Wright;
Eighth -Year Certificate, Bibles
and Diplomas : Marjorie
Schwalm, Michael Hoy, Mervyn
Bel!; Ninth -Year Seal, Colleen
Bajyrd ani, Charles Schwalm ;
Tenth -''ear Seal, Geirald Vol -
land; Fleventh°Year Seal, Mar-
garet Hyde, Barbara Schwalm.
WEDDINGS
the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, the
bride's mother chose a gold
sheath nylon over taffeta with
accessories in beige and green.
She ' wore a yellow rose corsage.
The groom's mother was gown-
ed in blue sheath nylon over
flowered taffeta, with navy ac-
cessories, and wearing a cor-
sage of pink roses. ,
Travelling through the Unit-
ed States for their honeymoon,
the bride changed to a tur-
quoise linen sheath with white
accessories, beige coat and cor-
sage . of white carnations. The
young couple will reside in
Hensall.
Guests were present from
Detroit, London, Elginfield, Tiv-
erton, Kincardine, Exeter, Sea -
forth and Hensall.
Mothers Attend;
Brownies Get
Work -Awards
Many mothers were on hand
Tuesday afternoon ,at the Unit-
ed Church to see their Brownie
daughters awarded for work
well. done. Brown Owl Mrs. E.
T. Rowe welcomed the mothers,
and Tawny Owl Mrs. Robert
Cook explaided the different
steps in the Brownie program.
New Brownies enrolled were:
Iris Alexander, 'Sandra Munn,
and Joyce Johnston. Golden
Bars were presented to Katha-
rine McEwen and Wendy Web-
'ster. Golden Hands and Brown
ie Wings. were .presented to
Betty Cameron, Carolyn Cook,
Linda Keys, Sharon Lavery,
Cheryl Mousseau and 'Patricia
Parke. Proficiency badges were
earned by the following: House
orderly, Betty Cameron; skat-
ers, Ann Bell, Susan Broadley;
Carolyn Cook, Jane Smith; min-
strel, Dorothy Kipfer, Kathar-
ine McEwen, Patricia Parke;
cyclist, Ann Bell, Carolyn Cook;
toymakers, Beth Cook and Car-
olyn Cook.
Mrs. Douglas Cook demon-
strated 'arts and paintings and
displayed paintings and por-
traits she had completed, and
also did a sketch and painting
at the meeting of the Hensall
Kinettes, for which Mrs. John
Beal was hostess at her home
Tuesday evening, with a 100 per
cent attendance. Plans were fin-
alized for the annual spring'
rummage sale here on Satur-
day, May 28. Guests present
were Mrs. Homer Campbell 'and
Mrs. Dave Sangster. President
Mrs. William Clement presided,
and Mrs. William Fuss won the
raffle.
At the regular meeting of
the CGIT group, held at Car-
mel' Church Wednesday, two
Sets of films were shown,
"Growing Girls" and "A f3ro•
ther For Susan." Ann Lawr-
ence and Judy Jenlcjns conduct-
ed the worship and Linda Len-
aghan led a period of games.
Some 3Q0 packages of , Gttide
de kiies Were Bolds' bj~ tkd GY Wag
and Brownies hi their recent
canvass of the -village.-
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