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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-08, Page 7MR. AND MRS. DAVID PATON Brucefield United Church was the scene June 12 for the wedding of David Charles Paton and Debra Dawn Brodie, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brodie, Brucefield and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Paton, Mt. Elgin. Rev, E.S. Stevens of- ficiated, The maid-of-honour was Pat Brown of Breslau and the bridesmaids were Cathy and Lenore Paton, sisters of the groom and Sharon, Carla and Sally Brodie, sisters of the bride. The best•man was Rick Grieve and the ushers were Duane Paton, Doug McQueen, Jim Ritchie, David Brodie and John Paton. Following a two week honey- moon in Hawaii, Oahu and Maui, the couple will take up residence at the groom's farm at RR 1,IMt. Elgin. photo by Brian Richman. t t dee ada Misses Sandals Odds 'N Ends $99 Women's White Dress Shoes Sandals and $599 Pumps Men's & Boys' Sandals 20% off Scholls Clogs Discontinued $1 599 styles ALL SALES FINAL Times-Advocate, My 8, 1976 Page 7 MR. AND MRS. EUGENE GLAVIN Lawrence Eugene Glavin and Mary Joanne (Latta) were united by marriage on June 12, 1976, at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Miss Deborah Marrincm was maid of honour, whileLorna Latta, sister of the bride and Donna Glavin sister of the groom were bridesmaids. Laurie Glavin, niece of the groom was flower girl. John Langford was best man and guests were ushered by Jpe Glavin, brother of the groom and Don Latta, brother of the bride. Local potter chosen for. Stratford show For the fifth year The Volun- teer Committee of The Gallery,Stratford is holding their Festival of Arts and Crafts in the Stratford Arena. Eighty-five artists and craftsmen selected by a secret jury will be displaying and selling their wares. Previous visitors to the Festival will attest to the wide variety and beauty of the hand- crafted articles, which range from brooms, bowls and woven wall hangings to delicately crafted jewellery and enamels. The artists comethis year from "areas as far away as the Maritimes and as near as Stratford itself, giving visitors a chance to view a wide panorama of articles otherwise unavailable in the area. Among the artists chosen is Exeter potter, Kaaren Batten. A festive Special Opening will be held Friday evening from 7:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. featuring Dinah Christie and Tom Kneebone, currently appearing in a dinner Cabaret at The Church Restaurant, entitled "Salute to Broadway". At the opening Miss Christie and Mr. Kneebone will perform songs from their repertory which in- clude numbers by Rodgers and Hart, Stephen Sondheim and Bernstein. Throughout the Festival many artists • will demonstrate the techniques of their craft, so that visitors will have a chance to observe the skills involved in the making of the articles. The proceeds of the Festival are shared by the artists and The Gallery,Stratford enabling it to carry out its extensive year round programme. For many of the craftsmen the Festival provides a unique and important opportunity - allowing them a good medium for the sale MIMINOMM IIMMIMEW of their work as well as a chance to meet the public who buy their crafts. For many of the artists this can be important financially as well. Many visitors to the Festival keep up their initial contact with a craftsman or artist and continue to buy his or her works. Many of the artists live in remote areas with little access to shops and stores in urban centres of the country. At this year's Festival Gail Ord and Sue McCoy from Toronto will demonstrate patchwork and quilting. Martina Baas from Wyoming, 'Ontario will display cross-stitch pictures and demonstrate her - craft. Quillwork, a unique and in- teresting craft will be displayed by Margaret Crozier. Pat Gutowski from Caledon will display her Ceramics and beads and jewellery and will also demonstrate. Robert Lyons, well known to previous Festival visitors will male his famous hand-made brooms during the Festival. Area girls at conference About 200 4-H Homemaking Club girls froni all parts of Ontario will be participating in the Girls' Conference at the University of Guelph this week. The girls who are attending from Huron County are: Joanne McLean, RR 1, Monkton; Kathy Bennett, RR 1, Gorrie; Heather Currie, RR 3, Wingham; Karen Kernick, RR 3, Exeter; Janet Postma, RR 1, Varna; Judy Robinson, RR 2, Auburn; Vanda Storey, RR 1, Dublin;Patti Tasko, RR 2, Lucan. The purpose of this Conference is to assist girls in gaining an appreciation of their op- portunities and responsibilities as individuals, members of a club, a community and as Canadian citizens. This Conference will encourage members to share their ideas and broaden their experiences by meeting'with club members from across the province. A program tics been planned to include special speakers, exhibits, demonstrations and participation of club girls in discussion groups. MR. AND MRS. LORNE MILLER Dashwood Lutheran Church was the setting June 19 for the wedding of Deborah Lynn Riddell and Lorne Earl Miller. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riddell, Hay and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller, RR 1, Dashwood. Pastor Marvin Barz of- ficiated. The matron of honour was Susan Rader and the bridesmaids were Donna Riddell, Judy Miller and Debbie Love. The flower girl was Heather Bouwman and the ring bearer was Peter Chrysler. Paul Rader was best man and guests were ushered by Paul Rader, Wayne Riddell, Terry Sweiger and Hank Bouwman, The soloist was Bob Soong, Walkerton and Helen Nadiger, Dashwood was the organist After a honeymoon to the Thousand Islands the young couple has taken up residence in Dashwood. photo by Doerr. MR. AND MRS. JACK FRASER Linda Keys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Keys, Hensall, and Jack Fraser, son of Mrs. Mary Fraser and the late John Fraser, Dunvegan, Sntario, were united in marriage June 5 by Rev. Donald. Beck in Hen- sail United Church. The bride was attended by two sisters Anne Span- ton and Elaine Chipchase, also Christine Peden and Lynne Anderson. The best man was Rae Fraser and ushers were Glen McRae, Ed Trivers and George Innis. 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