JUNE G. HAYNES WED TO DOUGLAS ROSS KINGSHOTTFRIENDS HAVE SHOWERS FOR MRS. PAUL SPITERIHuttonville United Church was the scene of a fall wedding Nov. 2, when June Georgina ifayncs, daughter of Mr. an^Mcs. William A. Haynes, R.R 2 Norval. and Douglas Ross Kingshott, son of Mr .and Mrs. Ronald Kingshott, • R.R 2 Norval. were united In mar-: riagc by Rev. E. Warren. Yellow!aMrs. .Paul Spitcri. who was Dorothy Hadley before her marriage on November 9th, was guest of honour when her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Warnes and Mrs. Roy Wiggins were joint hostesses at aand white ’mums and pom-poms'iwere used as a background for the ceremony. Mrs. W. Penrose play-' ed . the wedding music and accompanied (he soloist, Mrs. M. Grosskurth. * ,• The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a bridal gown of white satin with a brocade* s*tjn* bodice featuring a scalloped ncck-t line trimmed with sequins. Apearl headpiece trimmed with while poms held the shouldr-length veil, and she carried a• bouquet of Stephen otis and Sweetheart roses.The attendants, lilsa Rnna Brown aa maid-of^qoOUrT7 ibd Miss both. Bajnea» sister of the■ brid*, and IdasHelen Barnett, ^bridesmaids, wore fotfns lt;lCariblcan blue velvet with matching blue feather hats and'gloves. They carried bouquets of white poms and 'yellow carnations.The groomsman was A. C. Murray and the ushers were Ronald Crawford and Donald Haynes.For the reception at the Hut* tonville United Church parlours, the bride’s mother received the guests in a gown of_ mint greenorganza with a Jacc bodice, b^wnaccessories and a corsage of man roses. The groom’s ^mother assisted in* a gown of piink silk crepe with beige and copper accessories and a corsage of yellow roses.The couple left, for a wedding trip to Florida, ^the bride travelling In a grey twe^d dress with sapphire blue accessories and. a corsage of Sweetheart roses: ~