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Couple Will Live In Stratford RIPLEY ABATTOIR
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WINTER -
The marriage of Jean Ilene
Bonnett ,. daughter of Mr. Archie
Bonnett and the late Mrs. Bonnett
of R. R. 1 Holyrood, and Richard
Eric Winter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Winter of Stratford , was sol-
emnized in. Kinlough Presbyter-
ian Church on Saturday, August
5th atApenl. IvIcKin•
ney of Teeswiter offiCiated at'
the double ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her fath-
er, the bride wore a floor-length
gown of crystalette , featuring an
empire waist covered with em-
broidered chantilly lace, stand /-
,up collar , full length lace sleev-
es, A-line skirt and lace train.
Her headpiece held an elbow- •
length veil and she carried a cas-
cade of pink and white roses.
Mrs. Don Peterbaugh of Ripley ,
sister of the bride, was matron of
honour. Bridesmaids were Mri.
Austin Wettlaufer of Kitchener,
sister of the groorri, Mrs. Robert
Bonnett of Holyrocid, sister-in-
/ law of the bride and Miss Debbie
Peterbaugh of Ripley, niece of
BONNETT - Photo by Snyder
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'trip to the East Coast the couple
are residing at 609 Downie.Street,
Stratford, where the/groom is a
service station operator. The
bride was employed ,as teacher at
Mary 'Immaculate School at Chep-
stow.
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Held Open House
For Bride flea.
WHITECHURCH' NEWS
On Saturday afternoon and
'evening August 26 'Mrs. Bill
Rintoul held open house for her
daughter Doris, bride to be of
September 2nd.
Receiving the guests with. Mrs.
Rintoul and Doris was the groom's
mother, Mrs. Roy Robinson. The
guest book was signed by around
one hundred.
Displaying wedding gifts,
shower gifts, hope chest and
trousseau were, Mrs. Terry Rut-
ledge Linda Snowden, Mrs.
David Oberholtzer , Gayle Rin-
toul, Mrs. Roger.Biemari , .Mrs.
Gordon Campbell, Mrs. Harry
Gutoskie.
The guests were served by Mrs.
Mack Cardiff, Mrs. Neil Rintoul
Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer and Mrs.
Harry Gptoskie, Mrs. Harold
Gaunt, Mrs. Norman MacDon-
ald , 'Mrs. Earl Jamieson, Mrs.
George Webster, Mrs. Gordon
Caldwell and Jean.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore ,.
Linda , Richard and Cindy were'
Sunday visitors with Mr. and: Mrs.
Ron Pettaplace of Teeswater.
Debbie Coultes of Oakville is.
visiting with her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. .Albert Coultes and with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig and
Lana. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of
BruSsels were Sunday visitors with
. -nd
Home for the week end were
Miss Alma Conn of Toronto,'
Joann Laidlaw of Godekdh, tene
de' Boer of 'Stratford Joyce Tiffin
of London. •
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley
and Jason of Wingham were Sun-
/
day afternoon visitors with Mr.
and Mrs; Wallace Conn. -
Rev. and Mrs. Angus MacKay,
Bertha and Aggie MaCKay of .
'London were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. A. E. Purdon and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mowbray. PaufFal-.
coner of Sarnia is a holiday visit-
or with Mr.' and Mrs. Robert
Mowbray.
Spending the week end with Mr
and Mrs. George Currie , East
Wawanosh, were Mrs. St. Marie
and family of London and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Currie and
family of , California , who had
holidayed with his parents for the
last 2 weeks and left for home on
Monday. Charlie is' associated
with Acme Dairy Company ,
where they have plants in Cali-
fornia. He.also assisted in' organ
izing 3 pasteurizing plants in
Softball actions are Belmore
and Whitechurch Squirt teams at
Whitechurch, score-37-12 in favor
of Belmore. •Southampton and
Whitechurch Pee Wee teams Aug-
ust 22 at' Whitechurch, score 28-6
in favor of Southampton. South-
ton.
Mrs. Harry Moss and Janie of
Platsville visited on Friday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan and brother Carl
and Mrs. McCienashan.
Jim -Mc Int yre-and---Gillesleam-
'bry of Chelmsford , near Sudbury,
were here when Mr. Beaubry
purchased a riding horse from
Carl McClenaghan.
Allan Evans of Hyde Park, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Evans, re-
turned this •week to undergo furth
er treatment in the London hos-
pital. He had been in.a car
accident in the spring.
Mr.• and Mrs. Russel Gaunt •
have returned from their western
tour and are visiting. with
-and2-Mrs--;--;1-int-Currie-Qf-Winghai
Mr. and Mrs. George, Thompso
cl-
visitors with his brother Clayborn
4t Feversham and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy ThOmpson of Nottawa, whet
all had a reunion.
Prior to her marria the bride
was honoured with four.showers,
a relative shower held at the
Ripley-United Church,
munity shower at• Holyrood Hall,
a Winter relative shower at Strat-
fore and a shower by the teachers
at the Chepstow school.
ampton and Whitechurch Pee We
teams August 25 at Southampton
score 24-7. in favor of Southamp.
They were all similarly attir- •
ed in floor length gowns of deep
pink crepe dechine featuring em-
pire waist,. A-line skirt, panel-
led with lace trim, puffed sleev-
es and stand-up collar. They
each carried a ciscade of white
roses, deep_pink baby carnations
The Ontario Government needs your help to plan the future development of the —
Georgian Bay Region -- the counties of Grey, Bruce, Dufferin, and Simcoe, the
District of Parry Sound and the District Municipality of Muskoka.
with deep pink ribbon.,
Flower girl was Laurie Martell
of Stratford,. • 'She wore a dress
styled the same as'the attendants
and carried a basket .of pink and
-fa-white—roses.
Gtoomsman was William
Chambers of R. 'R.. 1 Stratford,
brother-in-law of the groom.
Ushers were James Bonnett of R. R.
1 Phelpston, brother of the bride,
• Fred Jezard of Stratford and Larry
Wettlaufer of•Kitchener , nephew
'`Of the groom.
Mrs. Ross gumming orLucknow
was organist.
A reception followed in Tees-
water Town 'Hall, which was dec-
orated with pink and white stream-
ers antiklis and-"bb Vieig cif pfnk
mauve and purple phlox. .
The groom's mother wore a .
dress of powder blue crepe with
pink rose corsage.
For travelling the bride chose,
a sleeVeless dress of green lace
crimpelene and'pink rose corsage '.
Following a two week wedding
At a public meeting on September 8, Provincial Treasurer Darcy McKeough will
\release an analysis4 the growth' potentkal -- and the related probJems in the
Region.
Following thts R-eporn-w-e-will want your. opinions-an-d-yi-ews-on-how--your-Region-----
should be developed so that people and .government can work together to create
the kind ,of place where you will want to live ... and work ... and enjoy life.
Come- and, be part of a plonning process.
THE SPEAKER: The Hon. W. Darcy McKeough.
THE PLACE:, Barrie North Collegiate, Grove ,St. E., Barrie.
(Just take the Bayfield St. exit south off Hwy. 400)
THE. TIME: 5:00 p.m. until 6:00-p.m.
THE DATE: Friday, September 8'.
1T5 YOUR FUtURE NEAP PLAN IT
Regional Development Branch, Ministry of Treasury,
Economics and Inteigovernmental
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