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Wed July West coast honeymoon will live in Montreal LOUISE Rockwood and George Robert Swan Toronto were married in Mimosa United Church on June 28 They are now living in Montreal Mimosa United Church won the scene of the marriage of Margaret Louise Onkcs of l to George Robert Swan of Toronto on June The bride is the daughter of Mm William and the laic Mr also of Rockwood and is on the acuity of Si Marys Hospital in Kitchener The groom Is he son of and Mrs Henry Swan and works in the office Canadian Industrie Limited Montreal The church was decorated with standards of pale pink and white peonies with an arrangement of full blown roses on the altar The Rev Anna Taylor of flcoicd and the brides friend Miss Clara Martin plnycd the organ The guests sang Joyful Joyful We Adore thee In marriage by her uncle James the bride wore a Victorian style gown of while sole The fitted bodice accentuated by a double V shaped yoke of lace and a high lace collar Her headdress was a lace crown which full lenglh veil of tulle with matching lace She carried a bouquet of while tarnations plnK sweetheart cornflowers and trailing Ivy The the bride Miss Belly was maid of honor Bridesmaids were Ihe brides friends Miss Phyllis and Mrs Robert All were gowned alike in full length Aline dresses of dotted over In shades of pink green and blue with short puffed sleeves Wide brimmed mohair hats trimmed with matching collon complemented en sembles James Swan brother of the groom the best man Aubrey Beers and Eric Brooks Montreal were ushers Following a reception the brides country home a dinner and dance were held at the town Here the brides mother received wearing long turquoise gown with mat cuing chiffon with elbow lenglh cape and corsage of pink sweetheart roses The groom mother received for her son In gown of dusty pink Jersey with corsage of white lls and cornflowers The wedding cake was mode by the brides mother and aunt Mrs Arthur TN Before her marriage the bride was guest of honor at several showers The first mlsccllonous shower was given by Mrs Weinman with guests from the loathing staff of Si Mary Hospital Another shower of sumo kind was en by the brides aunts Mrs Janus and Mrs llrydon An at lea was held by ihe groom mother Two remaining showers wire given ihe brides and cousin Mrs Art tun and Mrs Suiter and by Ihe Mimosa church and com munlly A rehearsal party was held il the groom parents home In where supper was served tin bridal parly Guests attended the wedding Montreal London Toronto Van Owen Sound Mir iraulhng to the west const Ihe bride wore an ensemble of peacock blue with white accessories and white gardenia corsage inn in ACTON HIGH school band held their monthly the newspaper had been sent to Guelph ore Colin paper drive on Saturday in an effort to raise stomping the boxes and Brenda Kings- money for their new uniforms Seen loading mill piling up the boxes boxes onto Charlie truck just after Coles Papillon vows in June 7 ceremony White mums decorated Si Josephs Catholic Church on June for the marriage of Catherine Ann Cathy to Timothy Joseph Coles Tim The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ken Nelson Court and is employed by The Bay in Square One Mlssissauga The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Hartley Coles 133 Elizabeth and is employed by Dills Printing and Publishing The Rev James officiated at the double ring ceremony and Mrs Belty played The Theme from Love Story Romeo and Juliet and Ave Maria on the organ Bridal gown Escorted down the aisle by by Wendy Thomson Theres been enough people whove seen me poking ar ound tow these past three weeks that there s no need to say Guess what Im back Am I glad to be home again Yes Indeed Three weeks of driving around alone muttering to myself was just about my limit Im Retting plenty of chance for long talks now though with all Ihe questions people are asking about Scotland Those asked most often arc Was Scotland all I ex peeled Well I went with no preconceived notions and therefore not only suffered no great disappointments but had a great many enjoyable surprises instead The stonework throughout the whole country in walls house barns and castles especially ruins where you can the whole method of structure is unbelievable and quite fascinating Heart twists The farm country is so beautiful especially after leaving a very rocky ureal gives your heart a twisl to drive through it Where did I go All over the place 1 missed the north coast the south and most of the large cities I did manage to get into someplace the sire of Inverness or I was so busy concen trntltig on driving that I couldnt gawk too much so Just skipped the cities How was the driving Well t didnt run into anybody and managed to stay on the left hand side of the road most of the time pulling out onto the wrong side only when very pre occupied Inside the car though things a different from what I m used to caused some confusion With the Ml hand gear shift the low gear was here Im used to having reverse and since the Ford a directional signals were to the of the steering wheel where our gear shift on both our car and truck I found myself signaling turns when I really wanted to shift And of course once I got back home to my Rambler I kept putting it in reverse in stead of signaling a left turn Takes day After renting the car It took me three days to find out how to get the emergency brake off after being unable to leave the ferry at and about ten days to find the horn On the whole driving was rather wearing With narrow roads and no shoulders there no room for error However I covered 1100 miles with no What were the prion Pretty much the same as here buying food and ciotbm Gas came to about a gal lon but the small car used very One week Ill sit down with my scribbled ac counts and figure out exactly how much I spent on what Friendly What were the people like Very friendly once they real tied I was Canadian and not American always made sure to into the first few sentences of conversation a comment such as The wea ther is so beautiful here When 1 left Canada it was degrees or Your bakery shops have such a variety of things far more than in Can ada And inevitably almost all the people I spoke to wanted to know three things the price of food In Canada the price of gas and how much unemployment there is and what the government is doing about it The final Question friends asked when I got back was usually And how did you find things at home I found things Just the same as ways hectic Sue had three premature puppies the car broke down two of the young were booked into the hospital for minor opera lions Just the usual run- of Ihe- mill things Next turn Three days after I got home it was s turn to take off carrying most of the family with him and leaving me in a splendid state of dis organization and with pro blems of course It was a eek before the car was fixed for in the rainstorm I found that some body had backed over the downspout and flattened it Cords tool box In the truck I guess holds Ihe needlenosed pliers neces sary lor pulling out porcupine quills On the other hand Im hav ing old school friends that I havent seen in years or old trail riding friends etc come to stay and talk up a storm Theres a couple of cousins bringing families out to stay a week or so before too long And In between all these visits theres days of not hav ing to get up until I want and being able to sit up till three in the rooming If I feel like it And I can now get out that cm f Spanish in not sauce and sherry wine vine gar that makes sick and eat them alt myself Maybe even the octopus too It is surely a different kind of summer all right her father the bride chose a gown silk georgette styled with a full circle skirt falling into a full length cathedral Iraln The entire bodice was of Guipure lace with a scoop neckline and full bishop sleeves She wore a picture hat with Guipure lace on the brim and a blusher veil The bride carried a bouquet or cascading while orchids stephanotis and ivy The brides sister Debbie Small wood Acton was matron of honour Miss Marianne Coles sister of the groom and Mrs Judy Britton friend of the bride both of Acton were brides maids Junior bridesmaid was Miss Paula Coles cousin They all wore long gowns of blue floral nylon over taffeta with matching elbow length capes and blue picture hats They carried bouquets of white mums and carnations blue cornflowers and babys breath Randy Coker of Toronto was his friend s best man Another friend Steve Garrett and brothers of the bride Steve and Rick all of Acton were ushers Reception An evening reception followed al the Acton Music Centre where the brides mother received for her daughter wearing a coral chifTon dress with an ac cordion pleated Jacket and a white orchid The grooms mother received wearing a soft blue gown of Jersey with a white orchid The brides grandmother Mrs Currle made the wedding cake and Mrs Mansell Ncllis decorated it Three showers Prior to her wedding the brideelect was guest of honour at three misce laneous showers The first one was held by the brides aunt Mrs Pauline Gordon with Mrs Joan stall giving the second The third shower held at the home of the brides grandmother Mrs Aileen was held by Mrs Debbie Smallwood Mrs Judy and Miss Marianne Coles A stag was held for the groom at the Acton Meadows Golf Course by friends Guests attended the wedding from Tim ins Mount Clemens Michigan Gait Toronto Sturgeon Falls and Kit chener For travelling to Myrtle Beach South Carolina the bride wore a white and navy linen suit with matching accessories and a corsage of red roses and babys breath Mr and Mrs Coles ore now living at ISA Main St South and Hurst son lurid an back In Canada vislling with his parents councillor and Mrs Joe Hurst and oilier re Intives Peter Kim the staff of lilt Canadian embassy in Pans Imnec Visiting with Mrs J Frank Port lust week were Jenn Mosaics Mrs Mrs Frank and Mrs I Will in Jane Watson Mary Watson and Karen returned from a trip to Scotin where they stayd with Mr and Mrs Tom Watson and John at summer home at Liscombc Neighbors gathered Monday for a pot luck supper in Mrs Elsie Who kept store Cons Gibson was on duty while ihe others ate steaks HONEYMOON IN Myrtle Beach followed the marriage of Cathy Papillon and Tim Coles on June Stuckey Photo Plaques given Specially worded plaques were presented to two people Sunday by members of ihe detachment of the OPP Al Kirkness who has been caretaker of the police offices for the last few years has re tired He was presented wilh a wood and brass plaque honoring him on his retire ment Sparkle Janitor Service has taken over his duties Clerk Sue 0 Shea who has been in the office about a year was given a similar plaque appreciation Each recipient also received a color photograph of entire detachment in eluding themselves The presentations were made at a barbecue ihe country home of Cons Dun can McAleese The officers their wives and friends en joyed ibe gettogether as the approaches itsend All will be transferred at the end of August when Regional Police assume duties in Acton SUMMER SALE CONTINUES UP TO 50 OFF SHOES ILVERS Cof C ceases The Chamber of Commerce held its last executive meeting for the summer last Monday The executive won t meet again till September President Michael Wor Ihington says a general meeting is being planned for the fall with a speaker from the Ontario Chamber Commerce I HOURS Frl Sat 10 pm Sunday Noon- Tal ANNUAL SUMMER FASHION CLEARANCE to 50 Reductions on all summer fashion apparel and footwear garden and good bye to Hie MatthcwH family and Mary son Jim mid daughter lindn They are moving from Church St into Mrs late fothers home at Tiverton Gifts were presented by nextdoor neigh MiJa Jung on the group Mr anil Mrs brought a speeially decorated take as part of heir contribution out door buffet Theft A bicycle and snowmobile parts were reported stolen from Ihe Erin township home of Clarence Denny value of the stolen property was estimated 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