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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, QCTOBER 8, 1970
Married in Clinton United Church
CHIPGHASE - DALES
Linda Joyce Dales, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David Dales,
of Clinton, exchanged wedding
vows with William Ernest Chip -
chase, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Chipchase, of Hensall,
in Wesley Willis United Church,
Clinton, on September 26, at
3 p. m.
Rev, A. Mowatt, of Clinton,
officiated in the double -ring
ceremony. Mrs. William Hearn,
of Clinton played traditional
wedding music.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor -
length gown of French imported
lace, The empire waist was
decorated with a bow of the
same material. Her chapel train
veil was trimmed with tiny
daisies, attached to a head-
piece of French cotton and im-
ported lace, decorated with
beads and tear drop rhinestones.
She carried a bouquet of white
roses and stephanitis, with ivy
throughout the bouquet.
The matron of honour was
Mrs. Barbara Glazier, of Strat-
ford, and the bridesmaids were,
Arlene Chipchase, of London,
sister of the groom; Barbara
Wilson, of Kitchener; and Mrs.
-Suzanne Ginn, of Wasaga Beach,
They were all gowned alike in
floor length gowns of mauve
chiffon over taffeta. The Vict-
orian styling of the gowns feat-
ured long sleeves with cavalier
cuffs, and rolled collar. The
empire styled bodice was cov-
ered in embroidered lace work.
The waist back featured a tie
bow. They all carried natural
baskets, of yellow shasta daisies
trimmed with purple ribbon.
Miss Catherine Taylor, of
Varna, niece of the bride, was
,flower girl, and her gown was
similar to the bridesmaids.
Randy Parker, of Hensall was
ringbearer.
Mr. William Bell, of Hensall
was groomsman and William
Taylor, Richard Parker and
Kenneth Small, all of Hensall
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ushered the guests.
For the reception, the bride's
mother wore a mint green dress
of chantung fortrel linen with
beaded trim. Her corsage was
of yellow roses, and she wore
yellow roses in her hair.
The groom's mother chose a
dress of emerald green polyester
crepe and a hat to match. She
also wbre a corsage of yellow
roses.
For a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls and Northern Ontario, the
bride chose a green tweed coat
and dress ensemble with black
accessories, and she wore a yel-
low orchid.
The young couple will reside
in Hensall.
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FROM MOISTURE
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of metal? Watch out for cracks
in the old painted finish.
Moisture can get under the paint
surface and corrode the metal. If
corroded spots are found, sand
away all traces of rust or
corrosion with steel wool or
sandpaper. Special paints are
available which do not require
priming or spot -coat problem
areas with an anti -corrosive
primer (such as zinc chromate),
and then topcoat the entire
surface with a gay shade of
exterior enamel!
Goshen 4-H Girls
Decide on Colours
(by Toni Pennings)
The Goshen Road Runners held
their second meeting on Sept-
ember 22, at '7 p.m. at Debbie
McKinley's home. We opened
with the 4-41 pledge, and every-
one answered the roll call, "a
book I would like to own. "
Francis Armstrong read the
minutes of the last meeting.
Our cover colours will be white
and Debbie will purchase them
and bring them to the next meet-
ing.
We discussed how to make
leisure a pleasure. After the dis-
cussion each of us made a mob-
ile
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