THE ttednetday September Bride arrives in truck Smiling Georgetown library Olympian champions Ninety children win 1976 Reading Olympic medals Ninety Hal ton Mills children finished the quota twelve books In the first summer reading program by Georgetown and Acton libraries Friday each received a gold medal on a red white and blue ribbon in conjunction with the theme Reading Olympics Donna Brown of Georgetown was honored for reading the most books in the two month competition period Donna rend Melanie was honored for being the first to read 12 books In Acton Mike Long and Susan Masse of Georgetown lied for first completing twelve books ahead of the other library club members All participants in the 1978 Reading Olympics visited heir local library during the day to deliver oral book reports Charts were made to follow each child Parent volunteer Mrs E Pat Robinson and Mrs Schreiber assisted with this special project at Acton library while two summer students Deborah Ann and Lynda Slmionl were hired by Georgetown library to help staff there It was a lot or work but well worth It said Wendy tgerton in charge of Georgetown library children a department She added that this program helped Increase summer book of circulation to the same level It is when school is in progress MEDALISTS Children who won Reading Olympic medals in Georgetown arc Merrill Albert Lisa Aidham Craig Baron Hal Barton Donna Brown Karen Coleman Lorraine Cummlngs Grace DeKleer Nigel Doble Connie Domlngos Janet Doyle David Elwood Kevin Geoffrey Jackie Fish bum Joanne Cathy Gage Charlie Heather Karen Gregory Melanie Hall Jennifer Hod Beth Hornwea Dcnise Hans Carl Johnston Sandy Kelly Susan Kelly Janice Latimer Greg Mike Long Paul Long Mary Jo Mac Donald MacMlllan Colleen Magwood Molunuk Linda Maytieu Susan Masson Barb McBean Carolyn Debbie McConnell Jonathon Mor wick Louise Jul Is Mullina Edith Otto Marie Otto Mike Pearson Anita Paul Roach Stephen Roach Leslie Ross Wendy Schmidt CothyScmaton Leah Blair Smith Honk Van John Van Joch Van Hilda Van Spronsen Kelll Warner Kent Warner Kelli Wilson Carol Ann Yaremy of Double ring wedding for SandersonGiven Laura Susan Sanderson and Robert David Given were united in marriage In Knox Presbyterian Church Georgetown on Saturday July A reception was held afterwards at the Ha The Reverend Llewellyn officiated in the double ring ceremony The bride la the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald G Sanderson IB Mill Street Georgetown The Groom Is the of Mrs Edith Jean Given and the late Mr William Given Escorted down the aisle by her father the bride wore white nylon gown Taffeta underskirt It featured an empire waist and rounded neck with a stand up ruffled collar and matching cuffs on long sleeves She wore a matching floor length veil held in place by a headdress of white roses and tiny pearls Hie carried a semicascade bouquet of yellow roses surrounded by orange Lynda Barrett sister of the bride was matron of honour wearing an eggshell coloured gown trimmed in dark brown braid with mat velvet waist ribbon She wore a straw like floppy styled hat which matched her dress The bridesmaids Cathy and Debbie Given the groom s sisters were alike wearing a floor length lemon yellow voile gown with ruffled cape sleeves The dresses feature tiny flowers throughout the material with a brown velvet ribbon tied at the waist They wore matching hats The at tendanta carried a nosegay of petite orange brown and yellow dried flowers The best man for the casion was William Given brother of the groom The hers were Steven and Dale Ireland of Confederation Street Glen Williams The church ushers were Gordon Sanderson s brother and Charles Given brother of Hie groom Mrs Muriel Johnson was soloist She sang two selections accompanied by Mrs I Long on the organ The groom is employed at Smith and Stone Georgetown The out of town guests from South River Newmarket Oakvillc Kin and Port Credit Reading magic The summer Reading In conjunction with Olympics program held by Olympic program par Georgetown and Acton tlclpating children visited the libraries was so successful It Canadian National Exhibition will be carried on Into the Saturday sec horse school term show A magician will give The theme for the fall and demonstrations for the winter program will be children in rot Led in the new Reading Magic children library club HILLSBURGH Olympic medals from Acton library nre Peggy Ankor Susie Bennett Karen Warren Blaln Yvonre Theresa Conroy Beverley Dawson Jackie Dawson Nicola Dawson Pamela Dubrosky Mark Eric Pat Henry Johnston Anthony Larson Beth Mae Ro binson Kara Sandra Nell Sin and Carolyn Van It was quite a novel to see Widmort garbed In an elegant while wedding dress arrive at Sac re Cocur Church Friday in the back of a tractor trailer The long open trailer at to the cab waa outfitted with seats to carry the bride formally attired wedding and family members to the church Owned by the bride s father Ted Widmont of the huge vehicle decorated with coloured paper flowers was both a novel and practical form of Iran lifted his daughter off the truck and escorted her down the aisle of Sacre her finance Gaston Joseph was waiting The church was filled with flowers and organ music for sacred occasion Father Lev esq performed the double ring ceremony at p m Aug Christine looked beautiful In a floor length form fitting white gown The cuffs on the long sleeves like the stand up collar were trimmed with dainty lace A ruffled train Qowed to the ground Her long blond hair was swept Into swirls on her head where a headdress secured a wispy net veil trimmed with lace which caressed her shoulders Red and while carnations intermingled with lace formed her bridal bouquet Maid of honour Joanne Griffith was garbed In a powder blue dress Bridesmaids Connie Lovell and Franc in wore turquoise and blue snipped gowns respectively Anita serving as flower girl dressed in a powder blue dress with white dots All bridal carried bouquets of daisies and blue 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