HICHAM THURSDAY NOV 18 1D71 HiltsMcWilliam Wedding Vows in St Johns Church Yellow and white mums with autumn foliage decorated St John United Church October for the marriage of Joan Mc Millan and Douglas Rev Robert officiated and John Taylor Acton was organist Mrs Pat sang Wedding Prayer and The Lords Prayer The bride was given In marriage by her rather in the double ring ceremony Sic is only daughter of Mr and Mrs John Maple Avenue wist and is switchboard receptionist at Smith Stone Ltd The groom son of Mr and Mrs Harold Hi Is 17 Bin St Sen Williams is on played with General The bride wore a floor length A matching coat with train and trimmed with guipure lace was worn over ihe gown and featured an attached hood She carried a prayer book with cream cymbldbum orchids with white heather sent from Scotland AND GOLD Peggy Ann Given was maid of honour and the grooms sister Karen Hilts was bridesmaid They wore emerald green and autumn gold velvet respectively Their full length gowns had sleeves with a train at the bock Thcv carried bouquet white and yellow mums contrasting gold and green velvet si reamers Keith was groom Wayne TurnbuU Brampton Mr and Mrs Douglas Hilts Skate Club Members At Coaching Clinic Thirteen Georgetown Figure Skating ub members attended the coaches clime at Arena Chlngaucousy recently With clubs participating Georgetown had the largest representation represented were Port Credit Scarborough aside Credit Valley Streetsville North Western Brampton El obi coke Recreation ant Georgetown Under the professional of Mary Anne and Anna Chapman and Canadian Figure Association Judge Maureen these senior members are now qualified amateur coaches and are helping the Junior and Intermediate members of the dub during their free skating and dance sessions The Clinics are conduct under the guidance of Canadian Skating Association each year in various centres from coast coast was instituted throug the co operation of the National Fitness Council of the Department Health and Welfare and thi programme has been endorsed by the professional figure skaters and hockey players speed skaters and athletic and recreation directors as an excellent programme in basic skating instruction for beginnc all ages Those who attended the clinic were Dianne Cathy Elsllger Sandra Nancy Hall Karen Ha user Kerry Hegstrom Sharon Hewitt Patti Holotiuk Heather Rebecca Pettlnglll Sharon Watson Walker and the only boy at the Pot Shanks At the end of the session the senior members were recipients of a diploma and crest in recognition of their achievements at the clinic and the groom brother Hal Hilts were ushers Groom and male attendants wore chocolate brown double breasted tuxedos and gold shirts Leaving the church the groom 9year old sister Colleen presented the bride a silver It hod been given to Mrs Mc William on her own wedding day In Ayr Scotland WHITE ORCHID At a reception in the Masonic Hall the brides mother wore a floor length empire waist gown of cense velvet with a white orchid The groom mother wore a green floor length empire waist gown with flowing lack panel and a white orchid Honeymooning in the Adiro ndack and later Montreal the bride wore a mauve pant suit with two orchids Mr and Mrs are living at Raylawn Crescent Training Court For Rod Cross Visitors Older people may have suitable housing financial security adequate health services and proper nutrition and yet find the added years of life futile frustrating and Experts In the field of aging have found that loneliness is the most corroding influence in the lives of people To combat this volunteers are needed who will become friendly visitors These volunteers should receive basic training Friendly visiting should be a regular and continuing service It should be extended to the older wherever they may be found In homes for the Aged in Nursing Hornet and Hospitals within the community in their own homes or apartments with relatives or friends or In boarding houses The local Red Cross Branch Services for Seniors Committee has set a date for their 4hour Friendly Visiting Training Course Further details are advertised in this issue of the Herald NORTH REPORT The week ending November saw officers of the Ontario Provincial Police stationed at North Detachment work a total of hours and travel miles patrolling roads in the North Halton area drivers were summoned to appear in Provincial Court for traffic viola lions and an additional motorists received warnings Proceedings In Provincial Court in Milton resulted In 131 convictions bong registered Officers were called upon to Investigate general occurrences Included in these investigations were 3 thefts 2 break and enters and Six people were charged with violations of the Liquor Control Act There were domestic disputes 1 person charged with public mischief and 1 impaired driver apprehended Six occurrences of damage property were reported and 1 car was recovered for another Police Department The remaining oc currences were 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