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There were, two 404
accidents in' th. area Sunday,
August 1.6.
On number ?3 Highway Larry
4arnes Sturdy, RA- 2, Goderich.
and Glenn Robert Smith, 725
Grosvenor Street, London were—
involved in a car accident two
resulting in damage, to the -
vehiclep they were driving.. •
On Main Street, Bayileicl, A
parked unattended • vehicle
owned by Alfred Scotehmer,
R.R. 1, Bayfield was struck by a
vehicle driven by Clayton Grant•
Stirling, R.R, 2, Bayfield,
resulting in minor damage to
both vehicles.
Three accidept,s occurred.
Monday, August 17.
On Main Street, •Bayfield,
west of number 21 ''Highway, Highway,
Mary Margaret Gmeiner, .30344
GeorgetoWn Drive, Birmingham,
Michigan and Margaret_ Farrell,
105 Cherry Hill BL, London'
were involved in a two car
accident 'resulting in
hi
minor,
damage to the vecles' they were
driving.. •
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MORGAN—HANLEY
On number 21 Highway,
north of Bayfield, Mary
Kathleen Nivins, R.R. 3, Auburn
and Garnet Wilson Allen, Queen
Street, Hensel}, were involved in
a car-truck accident resulting in
minor damage to the Nivins
vehicle.
On number 31. County Road,
south of number 21 Highway
Vere Dorival'Cunningham,'
5, Goderich and Norman GeOrge
Morris, 1247 Florence Street,
London were involved in a car
truck accident resulting in
damage to their vehicles.
Cunningham received injuries.
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On number 21 Highway south
of the Junction of HUron Road
20, Mary Elizabeth Smith, 74
Elliot Street, London was
involved in a single car accident
resulting in damage to the
vehicle she was driving. Mary
Elizabeth Smith and Margot
Jane Smith received injuries,
A trio of mishaps were
investigated Wednesday, August
19.
On Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital Parking •Lot, west' of
number 21 Highway a vehicle
owned by John Talbot, 214
Gibbons Street, Goderich was
struck by a vehicle driven by
Spencer Chapple, Brownies
Street, Teeswater resulting in
minor damage to the Talbot
vehicle.
On number 8 Highway, east
(Huron'. Rd, 31) r
,Raymond Thibert, C.F.B.
'Clinton, Adastral Park, and
Herbert Patterson, Binbrook,
were involved in a car-truck
accident resulting in damage to
the Thibert vehicle. Thibert
received injuries.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Clinton, was decorated
with potted yellow mums and
candelabra on August 1, 1970 for
the marriage of Thomas John
Morgan- to Darlene Dawn
Hanley.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Morgan,
Clinton and the bride the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hanley, Clinton.
Rev. W. D. Jarvis of Exeter
officiated at the double-ring
ceremony. Mrs. B. Boyes played
a special selection of Beethoven
during the signing of the register.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a
floor-length, empire-style gown
with short sleeves and a-silkcrepe
standup collar; chapel train and
five-tiered veil ailing to shoulder
length, held '"by
flowers and leaves. The dress and
train were edged by guipure lace.
She carried white stephanotis on
a white ,,bible -.with flowing
ribbons: entwined with purple
straw flowers.
Miss Dianne ,Hanley, sister of
the' bride of'-Stratford, wore a
floor-length gown with mauve
Swiss dots over mauve satin with
short puff sleeves and white
daisies, in her hair. She carried
yellow and white shasta.daisies.
Bridesmaid Anne 'Hardy,
Goderich; and junior bridesmaid
Miss Jeapette Dutot, cousin of
the groom, were dressed
identically.
Groomsman was Stewart
Young of. Clinton and ushers
were Wayne Peachy, Goderich,
and David Hanley, Clinton,
brother of the bride. . •
A reception was held at the
Hotel Clinton which was
decorated with mauve candles
surrounded by yellow and white
mums. Receiving the guests, the
bride's mother chose a dress .of
dawn pink Alencon lace,
matching ensemble, with red
sweetheart roses in her hair and
In a corsage. She wore white
accessories.
The groom's mother assisted
wearing a mint green matching
ensemble of silk shantung with a
corsage of orange sweetheart
roses and matching accessories.
For her travelling costume the
bride chose a navy, sleeveless
crimplene dress with red purse,
and shoes, white-gliiies, white
corsage of stephanotis.
The couple will reside in
Clinton.
Before her marriage the bride
was feted • at showers given by
Mrs. Edna Fremlin, Mrs. Jean
011son and Mrs. Bee Cooke. The
groom's gift to the bride was a
dresser set and the bride's gift to
the groom was an engraved
leather jewell case.
Guests were present from
England, Meaford, Sarnia and St.
Thomas. The groomsman,
Stewart Young, flew from
Wabash, Labrador to attend the
wedding.
A dance to the music of the
Parisiennes was held at the
SH A E R —HAMS LYN
The CFB Trenton Protestant
Chapel was the setting Saturday,
July 25, when Eleanor Ann,
eldest daughter of Captain and
Mrs. F. J. Hamlyn became the
bride of Robert Rendall Shaer,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Shaer, all of CFB Trenton.
Major C. White officiated at
the double-ring service before
an alter adorned with white
tapers, baskets of tall pink and
white gladioli, shasta daisies and
white chrysanthemums. The
wedding music was played by
Mrs. de St. Croix, cousin of the
bride.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
full-length gown of white French
georgette over satin featuring an'
empire waistline, with bodice
and full sleeves smocked in seed
pearls.
Her long veil was caught in
bouffant style by a cluster of
tiny white roses and lily of the
valley and she carried a colonial
bouquet of white carnations.
The maid of honour, Janice
Moreshead, Winnipeg, wore a
full-length gown of flowered silk
taffeta and the bridesmaids
Loma Harnlyn, Maureen. Orr, -
and Anne Louise Boutet wore
identical gowns of flowered
chiffon over pink taffeta. They .
all Wore IOW's of wide pink and
bine ribbons in their bouffant
hair styles and carried nosegayS
of white daisies. The little ,flower
Mhetrag Hammond
Inveeeded 'the, bride down the
aisle dressed in a long aqua crepe
dress, carrying a basket of daisies
and pink swept peas.
The `,groom' was attended by
Terry Heatherington, Toronto,
while Michael 'Alexander, Jack
Wilkie and Reg Harnlyn acted as
.ushers., FolloWing the ceremony
a reception was held at AMDU
Officer's Mess where the bride's
mother wearing: a pale green lace
sheath, with matching coat,
white accessories and a pink rose
corsage received the guests. She
was assisted .by the groom's
mother who wore a fpll-sleeved
pink. crepe dress with sleeveless
lace coat, pink chiffon hat,
white accessories and a corsage
Of pink carnations.
For'her going away outfit the
bride chose a pink crepe mini
dress with flared skirt, white
crochet' straw accessories and a
corsage of pink rose'b'uds.
After the, honeymoon in the
Algoma Lake district, the couple
will reside in HamiltOn.
MYCHOFT — JONES
Ferns and candelabra adorned
the altar of . Kippen 'United
Church on July 25, 1970, for
the marriage of Wendy Christine
Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Jones, Hensall, and
David Leslie Mycroft, London,
son' of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mycroft.
Miss Joan Sinclair, of London,
the soloist, was accompanied by
Paul Kennedy, of London,
brother-in-law of the groom.
The bride, escorted to the
altar by her father, wore a
full-length gown of White
sculptured satin. The bodice was
fashioned of Belgium lace with
portrait neckline and long full
sleeves buttoned at the wrist. A
detachable cathedral train
accentuated with matching lace,
cascaded from the centre back
of the . empire waistline. A
shoulder-length, four-tiered silk
illusion veil was held by a
headpiece of pearls, petals and
flowers. She carried a cascade of
white roses, stephanotis and
trailing ivy.
Miss Gwynneth Jones, of
Toronto, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. The bridesmaids
were Ruth Brown, of Clinton,
and Mrs.. Douglas Wilkins, of
Chatham. They wore identical
floor-length gowns, similar to
the bride's, of sapphire blue
sculptured satin. They wore
yellow and white mums in their
hair and carried wicker gathering
baskets of yellow and white
baby mums and trailing ivy.
The flowergirl, Sheila Jones,
of Lucan, niece of the bride,
wore a floor-length gown of
white sculptured satin identical
to that of the bride's. She
carried a smaller basket similar
to the bridesmaids'.
Ringbearer was David Jones,
of Lucan, the bride's nephew.
George Mycroft, of London, was
his brother's gnionismari. Gary
4011es, • Lucen t brother of the
bride, and David' Ruchanan,
Brianston, ushered the pests.
The bride's mother chose a
Paatel aqua cPat-dress ensemble,
with white accessories. Her
corsage was YellOW roses and
white mums.
The wedding dinner was held
in the church parlors. Later in
the evening a reception was held
in the Exeter Legion. Hall.
For travelling the bride chose
a scalloped powder blue gown
with bone accessories. She wore
a pink orchid corsage.
The couple will live in
Mississauga, where the groom is
employed with Eastern
Geophysics.
BRIDAL SHOWERS
Prienda and neighbours of
S.S. NO. 14 Stanley held a
shower at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Penhale, Co-hostesses
were Mrs. Alex Townsend, Mrs.
Peter De Wys and Mrs. Egbert
Faber. Another shower was held
at Kippen United Church. Mrs.
Douglas. •Wilkins, Chatham, held
aAessereithower at the home of
herlmother, Mrs. Emer Palmer,
London:" The Mortgage
Department of. London Life held
a shower in the bride's honour in
the staff lounge at London Life.
Aug S ARER — COPP
Wendy Patricia Joan Shearer
and David Irwin Copp were
married Saturday, August 15, in
Bright United Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Shearer of
R.R. 1 Bright and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Copp of Toronto.
Rev. J. C. Jack of Toronto
performed the double-ring
ceremony and organist Mrs. Ken
Bailey of Lindsay played
traditional wedding music. The
church was 'decorated in
candelabra and pink and white
gladioli.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father, with Mrs.
Sean Pennylegion of Toronto as
her matron of honor. Miss Jill
Wyatt of Timmins and Miss
;Barbara, Copp, ,of l'oronto were
bridesnialcia Attie Jane
Bechtel of New Dundee was the
flower girl.
Jim Jack of Toronto was,best
man with Sean Pennylegion of
Toronto and Paul LaFrance of
North Bay as ushers. The
reception was held at the bride's
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Copp took a
wedding trip to. Gaspe and will
reside in Ithaco, New York on
their return.
Attending the wedding from
the area were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Middleton and Mr. Rob
Campbell of Clinton, Mr. and
Mrs. William McGuire, Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Currah and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evers,
Gorrie,
Thursday, August 20 on 25
County 'load east of Walton,
Ernest Keith Turner, 264 Blair
Read, Galt struck a cattle beast,
resulting in damage to his
vehicle.
Saturday, August 22 resulted
in tbree accidents.
On number 25 County Road
• west of Walton, 1,91Tie Frederick
glanVille, R,R, 4 Walton was
involved in a 'single ear aceident
resulting in minor damage to the
vehicle he was driving,
On number 21 Highway north
of Bayfield, Jerome John
Durand, 197 Egerton Street,
_London and Sharon Anne
Martin, sarnia Street, Bayfield
Were involved in a two car
accident . resulting in minor
dainage to the vehicles they were
driving.
On Lot 3, Con. 11, Ashfield
Two. Donald Grant McDonald,
Ripley and John Andrew
Parrish, R.R. 7 Lucktiow were
involved in a car-truck accident
resulting in minor damage to
their vehicles-
Clinton Npyyp,RepPrO, Thursday, August .v 197Q 7
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