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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-07-17, Page 10• n f*4� lkwi d' 1.9 t4rioStrccl trltcr rl' altter pt dCnt with the turning, jng cUt• to the curb Ilan collided with Mr. Seal's s: iii Damage to Bell car was se t SISP,. ¢t' c1 arses have bee !'raid. Attu i f ea . it et lzvn e rear telt tkl`det' h4:5 VarWaS S r.Ock by a fuel triven byKeil Wase el RR 3, ci<.l'it tertun,Tatly 111. Mr• Wseas �an Ithe,oe 'n cat 'Zane f tcrelaStreet :401,110110 . reinstitiarnommarnainamismanimmail This. ad and $5.00 will give you an 1 Introduction to ° t 1111 New World .of Flying ateimmosionessimaiiiiiimmuipmemeal 1 Rose, V Knox Presbyterian Church, Bluevale, was decorated with lighted tapers in candelabra surrounded by yellow and white daisies and blue cornflowers when Rev. Robert H. Arm- strong united in marriage - Bonnie Veetistra of Clinton and William John_ Rdss of Wingham, on Friday, June 6.; at • -30- Parents of the couple are Mr" and Mrs. Joost Veenstra of -- Clinton and Mr. and Mrs, _,. Norman Ross of W in&am. Mrs. ' Hoggart, organist, provided traditional and - contemporary wedding_ ..music and accompanied Mrs. Ruth Towinsend and ..tis• • Grace Campbell as they sang `Walk Hand in Hand" and the Hawaiian Wedding Song. Given in carriage—by her father, the bride wore a gown of sheer organza over silk. Daisies trimmed the long sheer sleeves and high ruffled neckline and extended in, a V to the waistline which extended into an attached -train. A wide ruffle added hemline interest. A Juliet cap held her elbow - length veil also rimmed with daisies and .she carried' a . -phetobyNorm Hyde eenstra • light blow crepe with empire Waistline. full skirt and bell. sleeves .trimmed 'with a large ruffle on the bottom. She wore a white wide -brimmed hat brimmed with blue daisies and .carried a bouquet of pink • t dations,. 'green rf4M baby's breath. - Mrs. Greta deVos of Bluevale was matron of, honor. She was becomingly attired in a gown of carnations, yellow and white daisies and blue cornflowers. - :Brian McBurney of Wingham was groomsman and guests were ushered by Barry Hogg of Gorrie and Donald Ross -of Wingham. :_ Guests from ood, Kincardine, Cochrane, ondon, Clinton, Toronto, Stratford, Sarnia and the Wingha.m and Bluevale area were received at a reception which followed in the Wingham Legion Hall. -The bride's mother wore a floral, rose coat- over a floor - length . princess dress. Her corsage was yellow -roses. The groom's mother- chose a mint green -princess styled, floor - length dress with a corsage of yellow roses, - For travelling in Northern Ontario, the bride wore a bone - colored pantsuit, with red ac- cessories and a/Corsage of red roses. On the' return they took meter d guestsv : t the wedding were the groom's grandparents, who will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary later this year. COX St.,Georges Anglican Church, Scooped necklines, high -line Goderich, had' bouquets of bodices panelled Skirt and Oen yellow & white daisies adorning gathered sleeves. They v• -ore the altar for the Jung 21 wed- white, 'wide brimmed hats ding ceremony of John Leslie, trimmed. with mint green satin Cog and Karen Wendy Such. ribbon and carried Colonial The bride is the daughter of Bouquets of white daisies, Dr. and airs. HAI, Such of mums, stephanotis and, green Goderich and the groom is the baby's breath. • son of Mr. and Mrs. William John Hudie of Sudbury was Cox -ofG-oderich Township. best man. ,Groomsmen were The bride was given in Gord Glen and Gary Potter of marriage by her father in the Clinton, and Kevin Seth double ring ceremony of- other of the bride.Friend of feinted by Canon G.G. Russell. the cole , Doug Cameron, Friend of the couple, Chris acted salter of Ceremonies. Thorne of St. Catharines played "The Bells" a violin solo ac- companied by organist Mr - Herdman. The bride wore a flowing gown of polyester satin with scooped neckline, fitted bodice and• flared skirt that extended to a chapel train. The fitted sleeves with lily points were Background music played by Ed Stiles, set a lovely mood for the reception held at the White Carnation, where the bride's mother received ,guests in a pink floral silk georgette gown with scooped neckline. straight sleeves that had ° flared bell ruffles at the wrist and a full circle skirt. She wore a corsage . ' r ERVKES Hwy. 14. 2 Miles North of Stratford Stratford Municipal Airport trimmed with Alerrcon lace as `of deep pink roses. .----- was was the rkline,bodice and Mother of the groom wore a hemline. The high crowned sleeveless mint green polyester headpiece with matching lace gown with empire bodice, stand held a three tiered French .up collar, and -a late jacket with veil, finger point length shirred waistline: She wore a with ' scalloped edges. She yellow sweetheart • rose car - carried a cascade bouquet of soge: ,.a peach son's roses. white Prior to, thewedding the miniature carnations, bride was feted at showers held stephanotis and. pale green jointly by Karen Tyndall, Rhea baby's breath. Potter and Vicky , Morin and The Matron of Honour wad ls arse' one held by Cheryl Smith the bride's sister Bonniu and Jan Ainslie. Gdansk' of St. Louis Mo. and' ,.. �►r° :110.1: c,i were :'ody Cox, sister OfGhe groom, Cheryl Smith and Jan Ainslie friends of the bride, all iden- tically dressed ' in mint green flocked' _polyester gowns° with The bride wore a •mint green suit with longer length skirt and a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses for the honeymoon trip to Eastern Canada. The couple will reside in London, Ontario. Ninety-eight year aid Hattie 'R an of Hurotnview was the eldestsenior citizen to ride on the senior citizens Orangemen's parade in Clinton last Saturday. Mrs. Ryan has outlived three husbands, who were all strong Orangemen. (News -Record photo) Szforiis pkins 'craft ,hole "It's even better than last year" is the way organizers of the second Senforth Craft Festival, set for Saturday at the Seaforth arena, are describing their show. There are 57 eXhibitors who will be showing. selling and demonstrating their crafts. Hand spinning, weaving, macrame, wood working, ceramics, stuffed -toys, crewel and petit point and many more hand made articles will be represented at the show.. A first in inflation ridden 1975. the admission price' for this year's show is down froth last year, to 50 cents per per- son, instead of 75' cents. Children, with adults are free. For those whose favourite craft is -eating, the festival has a lot to offer. • Besides home made tams and fresh dried herbs that some exhibitors will he selling,' there a will be four LONG ASI summer merchandise now on sale dor our July Clearance *•20%T0 50% <� REDUCTIONS rtaINATED Party Dresses $16." ua Messes ii,4.99 oo HUGE SELECTION Sportswear 8°f Paris Star. Tan Jay, Mr. Toni, Page 1 - Pants. Jackets, Blazers. Shirts, Sweaters, Skirts, Etc. SALE PRICED Shorts, Hollers, Tack Tsps Swim Suits $8.99 t'® Si 4.99 ALL WEATHER. . all al SAL PRICES- Pont RICES Pont Coats. sG.99 to 99.99. Simmer GOWNS and Pyjamas Coa!s S99 S 99 14. t� 29. ° Fabric -Centre (Ground floor 20% Tender Toofsies ALL SUMMER'` SHO* 99 AllIv**er Fibrin R.dviced For Glick Sete Shoff early for your share of the' bargains Fal fabrics now in stock for your early sewing. LADIES WEAR • LIMITED bake sales during the af- ternoon- Ladies from St. Thomas Anglican. St. James' Roman Catholic, First Presbyterian and Egmondville United Churches will be selling home made goodies. Luncheon and home made snacks will be available throughout the show, which runs from 11 until 9, at a booth operated by Unit 5 of Northside United. A ham and turkey supper will be served upstairs at the arena a_ t night by the :.,.Twilight Circle of Egmondvitle United. - One of the shows highlights will be a draw on a hand made Colonial Lady , pattern •quilt. The quiilt is on display in- the window of Whitney Furniture. Elva Ellis is convenor of the festival again this year. Doreen Strong is secretary and' Ruth Pickard, treasurer. Passenger and Chorte �.- Flights Tea &Foshion show Owing Commie' Week July 30 — 2:00 p.m. at Kiondon Antiques Kirk Street Anyone with any authentic old dresses or men's iadees' or children's outfits -- please contact Mary's Sewing Centre. , ALL PROCEEDS FOR CLINTON CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE N AVAILABLE! .Decoration Bunting 1 „r Ilamt•'. —1 loam —. ltusinvsst s Drapery Fabrics short 'Ends ' $► C®. Mary's .S�wingCentre 4 8 14:3 l Via: M +.. .. � •'' ,arwny w ti, heti e r w+' • � ,::-'..:f�`y�•r':N': tip• ,r �. :�,:: :i :-^:� '. �:.': •t• «. _ ROWS GAS BAR AND VARIETY 192 HURON STREET, CLINTON EVERY DAY SPECIALS WfTFi '3.00 GAS PURCHASE 3 LOAVES LEWIS SLICED BREAD 1.02 3 QUARTS BAGGED HOMO OR 2% MILK $1.40 3 LARGE BOTTLES QF PEPSI OR KIST :99c O1HER SPECIALS AS POSTED DROP IN TODAY 1 WOIRD LIKE TO MEET YOU RON MAINES