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Following, a reception was
held at the Legion Hall, Seaforth.
Guests were present from Hol-
land, Sarnia, Dorchester,London,
Blyth, Brussels, Seaforth and
Dublin.
For travelling the bride chose
a pink crepe dress with navy trim
and white accessories. She wore
an orchid corsage with pink car-
nations.
After a wedding trip to the
East, Coast they will Jive at
R.R. 1, Dublin, Ontario.
News of
VARNA
Correspondent
Fred McClymont
Mr. CharleS Keys of Nash-
ville, Term. called on friends
and relatives here during the
weekend. ,
Mr. and Mrs. .Bob 11(cCly-
moht, Michael and Shannon of
Guelph visited `relatives at Clin-
ton and Varna.
A combined service of Varna
and Goshen United Churches will
be held in Varna next Sunday
at 11 a,m. with Rev. Peter Renn-
er of Bayfield in charge. There
will also be a Baptismal service.
The next• Sunday Aug. 13th
the combined service will be held
in Goshen United Church with
Rev. Clifford Britton in charge
of the service. The remaining
Sundays in August the churches
will be closed.
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N ews of Huronview
Arie Van Den Ende led the song service on Sunday
evening assisted by members of the Clinton Christian
Reform Church.
Eighty residents from Huronview travelled by bus
on Monday to "spend the afternoon'at Pinelake, follow-
ing a short stop ai the boat dock area at Bayfield. Every-
one enjoyed an hours'rest beside the lake before supper.
A picnic supper was• served to the residents by members ,
of the staff and volunteers, • returning to the home at'
five thirty. The management appreciate the generosity
of the Elliotts of Pinelake for providing the accomodation
for the gternoon and for the assistance of the campers'
who helped with the picnicfr supper.
There was a Scottish tilt in the air at Huronview on
Thursday evening when the Brussels Pipe Band along
with two Clinton Band members played for a concert
on the lawn. Most of the residents were able to enjoy
the concert either outdoors or from the west windows
of the home. The band played several familiar tunes"
in a circle; performed a drill on the front parking lot
and finished the concert with the very popular, bagpipe
tune, Amazing Grace..
CUNNINGHAM
MacQuarrie, Preston and Mrs.
Richard Dowson, Kitchener:
They were dressed alike in
floor-length.gowns of mint green
chiffon with white lace yokes and
carried bouquets of yellow shasta
and white button mums.
Mr. William Uhler, Burling-
ton, was the groomsman and the
guests were 'ushered by Mr.
Victor Uhler, White River and
Mr. Richard Cunningham, Brant-
ford. •
Miss Bonnie Rea of Atwood
was the organist and accom-
panied Mr. Graeme Craig of
Walton, who sang "Wedding
Prayer", "Walk .Hand in Hand".
The reception 'was held in
the Legion Hall, Brussels. The
guests were received by the
bride's mother :wearing a long
chiffon gown, featuring turquoise
bodice with floral skirt and long
full sleeves with a corsage of
pink roses.
•
UHLER
Karen Irene Cunningham,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Cunningham, R.R. 3, Brussels
was united in marriage to
Fredric Stewart Uhler, son of
Ernest Uhler, Walton, and the
late Mrs. Uhler on July 22nd,
1972 at 7;30 p.m. In•Knox Pres-
byterian' ' Church, Ethel,
performed by Rev. Dennis Clark.
The church was decorated
with candelabra and bouquets of
white, yellow shasta mums.
The..brlde, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown of
chiffdn over crepe de sheen with
long sheer sleeves and a chapel
train. Her shoulder-length veil
was held by a band edged in
lace. She carried a • bouquet
of 'yellow roses and white shasta
mums. • -
Miss Cathy• Ennis of London
was the maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were Mrs. Grant
ZW E P
Bethel Free Christian
Reformed Church, Mitchell, was
the setting on July 22, 1972 at
3 p.m. for the marriage of Elaine
Helen Westerveld of Hamilton to
Harry Zwep of, Hamilton with
Rev. 'Lawrence Bilkes per-
forming the double-ring cere-
mony. The church was decorated
with yellow mums and candelabra
with White tapers..
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wester- •
veld of R.R.#1, Seaforth and the
groom is the son of Mr, and
Mrs. Jacob Zwep, of R.R.#2,
Brussels.
Given in marriage By her
father, the bride chose a gown
fashioned of organza with puffed
sleeves and ruffled cuffs. Venise
lace trimmed the stand-up collar
and fell in trellises doWn the
length of the.gown. The detach-
able train was trimmed with the
same daisy trim as the dress. The
three-tierred veil,
which was edged with the daisy
motif was held in place with a
Juliette cap. , She carried an
arm bouquet of white shasta-
daisies centered with a mauve
r hid.
mss Wilma Westerveld of
h arnton was brie maid of honor
while Mrs. Jane Bilkes (sister
of the bride) St. Thomas, Mrs.
yellie Bick, Hamilton were the
bridesmaids, ,,Miss Barbie De
Vries, cousin 'of the bride was
the flower girl. They were
gowned in organza. The bodices
with stand-up collars and puffed
sleeves were in mauve while the
flowered skirts were in compli-
mentary tones of mauve and
blue. They wore wide-brimmed
hats which' were trimmed to
match the dresses. Baksets of
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for a conducted tour of the Sher-
lock-Manning piano factory Clin-
ton.( .A short business session
followed at the home of Mrs.
Leslie Reid - with 13' members
present. Thank you cards were
received from Miss Jean Leiper,
Bill Leiper and George Smith..
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yellow shasta daisies with
purple mums were carried by
each.
,Mr.Ed.Salverda,Londesboro,
was the groomsman While Mr.
George Zwep, Brussels and Mr.
Charles Tuyten of Stratford
ushered the guests. Mr.Jerry
Bilkes, nephew of the bride, was
the ringbearer wearing a white
vested outfit with a mauve shirt
that matched the attendant's
dresses,
Miss Wilma Overduin from
Vineland was the organist and
accompanied the soloist, Miss
Marianne Segeren from Seaforth
when she sang "0 Perfect Love"
and "The Wedding , Prayer",„.
The reception was held in
,ibe Masonic. Hall in Stratford.
The bride's mother wore a hot
pink dress complemented with
white carnations while the
groom's mother was dressed in
mauve with a corsage of mauve
carnations.
For thp wedding trip to
Northern Ontario, the 'bride
travelled in a yellow chiffon dress
with shirred bodice and sleeves,
white accessories and an orange
rose corsage.
The couple ,will reside at 74
Rymal Rd. E., Hamilton.
Guests were present from
The Netherlands , Grand Rapids,
Michigan, Toronto, Hamilton,
Vineland, St. Williams, St.
Thomas, London, .Stratford,
Mitchell, Sea'orth, Clinton,
Brussels, Blyth, Kitchener.
Prior' to her marriage the
bride was honoured at showers
given by the .teachers of Cal vin.
Christian 'held at the home of
Mrs. H. Bick, Hamilton; given
by 'friends at the home of Miss
Mary Vandenberg, Hamilton;
given by the church community
held at the home of Mrs. J.
De Vries, Stratford; given by the
neighbours and friends held at
the home of Mrs. G. Van den
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At St. ' Columban Roman
Catholic Church on Saturday,'
July 8th at 3 p.m., Miss Nellie
Vogels, Dublin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Vogels,R. R. 2,
Dublin and Mr..Tony an Bakel,
Dublin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Van Bakel, R.R. 1,Dublin
were united in marriage. ReV.
P. A. Oostveen officiated at the
double ring ceremony and sang
the nuptial mass.
The bride,..given in marriage
by her father, was gowned in
a floor-length dress of white
satin with long sleeves and cuffs,
trimmed with white • lace, an
empire waistline, and A-line
skirt, featuring a Cathedral train.
,Her three tierred veil was held
in place by a cluster of flowers.
She carried a botiquet of yellow
roses., pink carnations and baby's
breath.
The matron of honour was
Mrs. Dorothy Van Steelandt,
sister of the bride, Seafdrth,
and the bridesmaid was Miss
Linda Feeney, Dublin. The
attendants each wore a floor-
length gown of mauve crepe-with
-short . puffed sleeves, and a
flounce around the bottom. Each
carried yellow and white chry-
santhemums..
The flower girl was Donna
Van Bakel, niece of the grooin.
She carried a basket of yellow
and white chrysanthemums.
The fingbearer was David
Van Bakel, nephew of the groom.
Mr. Casey Van Bakel was
igroomsman for his brother, and
the ushers were-Mr. JohnVogels,
brother of the bride, Dublin, and
Mr. Nick. Terpstra, Brussels.
The soloists ' were Miss
Marianne .Segeren and Mr. John
Segeren.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
SELECT COMMITTEE ON LAND DRAINAGE
By resolution of the Legislature of Ontario a select committee
Nas appointed on June 30, 1972 to examine, study and inquire into
he 161(o‘kin4 rriaffWS regarding lance-draindyr,in Ontario.
(1) Theobjectivesof land drair4ge as an agricultural practice
and the benefits to be derived from such practice.
(2) The associated problems of competing land use In the
urban fringe and in wetlands, as influenced- by. land drainage
projects. . '
(3) The problem • of public interest...1n land ,use aver the
drainage of private lands by individuals.
(4) Tb prior evaluation of the benefits and costs of a drainage
project.
• (5) An evaluation of the petition procedure for initiating a
drainage project,
(6) A {-evi,ew of the construction improvement and
maintenance procedures under "The Drainage Act" in
achieving the objectives.
(7) A review of the appeal procedures under "The Drainage
Act".
-18) A review of the-financial procedures and assistance under
"The Drainage Act" and other drainage programs,
(9) A study of the costs of land drainage and what influences'
such cost's and how they may be reduced,-i.e. engineering costs,
etc.
(16) An -evaluation of construction practices in general and
erosion and weed control of drainage ditches in detail, .
(11) A review of the admlipiStrative practices and methods in
ca ,rying out responsibility under "The Drainage Act".
After due study and consideration to recommend such changes
in the laws, procedures and processes as in the opinion of the
Committee may be necessary and desirable.
The Committee has the intention of visiting all areas in the
Province and to hold public hearings on the questions associated
"Kith the above terms of reference.
This therefore, is to invite all interested parties, individual or
Otherwise, to indicate to the Committee, by (AUGUST 13, 1972)
their intention'to, submit written briefs or their desire to attend the
hearings and make oral representations. N..
The response to' this invitation will determine the times ano
places of hearings A written notice setting out the time and place
of the public hearings will be given as soon as possible to all persons
missions.
ohaye filed notice of intention to make written or' oral sub
Lorne Henderson, M P P
Select Cori-J-nittee on Land Drainage
Box 201
Parliarhent Buildings
Toronto, Ontario
Exhibits to be in place by 11:00 A.M. "
Judging will take place between 11:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
RULES
1. Only one entry allowed in each section.
2. All flowers and plants shown must be grown and arranged
by the exhibitor.
3. All exhibits must be in place by 11:00 A.M. the day of
the show.
4. No exhibitor allowed in building while flowers are being
judged.
5. Entrants must be. paid up members, except in junior
classes. (anyone may exhibit on payment of membership
fee of $1.00)
6, Exact number of flowers, Sprays or spikes called for
. must be shown. A bud on any entry is classed as a bloom if
it shows colour.
- 7. All exhibits 'personal property, containers, plants, etc.,
will be left at the risk of the exhibitors.
8. An area for last minute touches and wa.ter for ex-
hibitors will be available.
9. Any added greenery is allowed., but will not add or
take away points in judging.
la: Decision of the judge, or judges, will be final. Judges
are given the power to award a prize to any entry they think
deserving; also, a judge may withhold any 'award, if, in his
or her opinion, no exhibit in a section merits a prize.
11. Points awarded are as follows: - 5 points for 1st:
3 points fOr 2nd: 1 point for 3rd:
12. No two persons from the same household may compete
in any one section.
CLASS A , (ANNUALS)
SECTION ,
1. Aster - Giant Crego - 3 blooms - any colour
2.. Aster - Powderpuff - 3 sprays - any colour
3. Begonia - Tuberous - 3 blooms - any colour
4. Calendula - (SCotch or Pot Marigold) - 3 blooms -
any colour
5. Carnation - 3 blooms - any colour
6. Clarkia - 3 spikes - any colour
Cosmos - 5 blooms,- any colour .
Dahlia - Giant - 1 bloom - any colour
Dahlia -'Cactus - 1. bloom - any colour
Dahlia - Single - 3 blooms - any colour
Dahlia - Miniature - (less tharr5 ins. diam.) - 3 blooms
any colour
12. Dahlia - Pom-PoM - 3 blooms - any colour
13. Larkspur - 3 spikes - any colour
14. Marigold - French - 5 blooms - any colour
15. Marigold - African - 5 blooms - any colour
16. Nasturtium L with own foliage - 5 blooms - any colour
17. Nigella - (Love in the Mist), - 3 blooms - any colour
18. Pansies - '5 blooms - any colour \-..
19., Petunia - Plain Petals - 3 blooms - any colour
20. Petunia - Ruffled Petals - 3 blooms - any colour
21. 'Petunia - Double - 3 blooms - any colour
22. Phlox - Annual - 5 stems - any colour
23. ' Salpiglossis - Painted tongue velvet flower - 3 stems
any colour
24. Scabiosa - Pincushion flower, - 5 blooms- •
25. Snapdragons - ,"(-Antirrhinum) - 5 steins - any colour
26. Sweet Peas - Annual - 5 stems -- any colour -
27, Stocks - single or double - 3 stems - any colour
28. Zinnias - Large - 3 blooms.- any colour
29. Zinnias - Small - 5 blooms - any colour
30. Basket or container of Zinnias - any colour and any
number.
CLASS B BIENNIALS OR PERENNIALS
SECTION
1. Coreopsis - (Calliopsis) - 3 blooms
2. Gaillardia - (Blanket Flower) - i blooms (Biennial)
3. Gladiolus - 1 spike white bloom
4. Gladiolus - 1 spike - red bloom
5. Gladiolus - 1 spike - pink bloom
6. Gladiolus - 1 spike - yellow bloom
7. Gladiolus -, 1 spike - any other colour bloom t.
8. Gladiolus - Display of 3 spikes (mixed colours)
9. Display of gladioli in basket or container - any colour,
any number
10.- Phlox - Perennial - 3 blooms - any colour
11.. Pyrethriim painted Daisy - 5 blooms - perennial
12. Rudbeckia - Gloriosa Daisy - 3 blooms - perennial
CLASS C ROSES
SECTION ,
1. Peace - 1 bloom - any coloin •
2. Hybrid Tea - 1 bloom-- anyrolo-ur---
3. Floribunda - 1 stem - any colour
4. Grandiflora - 1 stem - any colour
5. Any other type rose - 3 blooms
CLASS D POTTED PLANTS
SECTION •
1. African Violet - any colotir - single crown - single
petalled flower
2. African Violet - any colour -' single crown - double
petalled flower
3. Geranium - any colour
4. Gloxinia - any colour-
5. Begonia -. (Fibrous)
6. Coleus - any colour
7. Dish Garden - any variety
8. 'Any other potted plant not mentioned above.
CLASS E ARRANGEMENTS
SECTION ,
1. Arrangemtn of garden flowers in container - assorted
flowers
2. Miniature arrangement container and flowers' not over
three inches each way
3. Arrangement of roses
4. Driftwood and natural flower arrangement (Dried flow-
ers may be used)
5. Corsage - Ladies
6. Dining table arrangement untier 10 inches in 'height
C LASS F CHILDREN OF PUBLIC
SCHOOL' AGE
section
1. Arrangement of flowers and/or Weeds from field and
forest
2. Collection of 5 Gourds
3. Largest Sun Flower
4. Indian Corn - 5 cob - with husks attached - arranged
for use as a door, decoration for autumn time
5. Mixed Flower Bouquet
6. Zinnia - 3 blooms •
7. Any other flower - 3 blooms or Potted Plant
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