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Page 12 THE HERALD Wednesday July mi Vows Exchanged At St Georges Tanhardt Kennels Reg owned and by Misa Laura Treble Georgetown is extremely proud of champion Capan ays Angel Puss who at 10 BEST OF BREEDS months has best of breeds six best opposite sex wins and approximately 17 times best puppy in breed as well as a group placing She Is shown going best of breed beating her older brother who is also a champion Angel Puss is a Keeshond of Dutch descent BALLINAFAD NEWS Mrs B Kirkwood Mrs Marshall and Mrs Frank Smith members of Womens Institute attended the open house and afternoon tea at Erin on Sunday at Members from other branches in the surrounding area were also present as guest of Wellington County Historical Research Society Arthur Brechin of Erin was celebrating the birthday of his home it was years old and known as the Overland Home Mr grandmother was an Overland Many took advantage of Mr Brechins invitation to go through the home and afterwards stroll through the unusual garden The throughout was quaint with its brightly painted wood floors There were carvings and paintings on display which Mr Brechin had done and much of the bedroom and other pieces of furniture were also made by the artist In winter the home was still heated by box stoves set up In the different rooms Much interest was centered on the garden which was dug and gradually sloped to resemble a small natural ravine Stone steps were laid and miniature ponds here and there surrounded by flowers all the work done by hand The plans achieved and done by the historian Mr Brechin who said If you love doing these things it Isnt work But you nave to like what you are doing Tea was served on the spacious lawn of Mrs Daisy Overland next door neighbor The weather was perfect for the occasion The committee in charge are to be congratulated for an enjo fltle well with Erins Many persons from Ballinafad took part in the celebrations at Erin on Saturday They helped form the crowd that lined both sides of the main street to watch the parade which included old model cars a steam engine ponies and western cowboys and girls numerous floats and beauty queens During the afternoons tlvitles there were various contests Including bathing beauties dressed In old time bathing suits Old time costumes were worn by many It was a day to be remembered We extend sympathy to Mr and Mrs Robert They got the sad news last week that Mrs mother died Her parents came from England and visited with them a few months ago and were present at the christening of their youngest grandson baby It took place at Ballinafad church We were sorry to hear that Mrs Morgan Madlll is a patient in a Guelph Hospital Hope she has a speedy recovery and be back home soon Mr and Mrs Jesse McEnery recently visited with Mr and Mrs Gordon Price and family at their home In Islington This is the year for weddings in the village when still another of our local girls decided to be a summer bride Linda youngest of Mr and Mrs Charlie exchanged vows with Bryan Mills whose parents live at Terra Cotta The ceremony took place in Union church on Saturday The women of the catered for the wedding supper There were about guests present including the grand parents of both the ride and Later that evening neighbors and reltives were invited to the Community Centre In Ballinafad to meet the happy young couple and bestow best wishes Dancing was enjoyed to music supplied by a disc jockey Refreshments were served and another happy occasion ended with all reporting a good time This Is the peak month for the holiday Northern Electric where many from the com munity work Is closed for a couple of weeks and also other factories in nearby towns have let many of their employees off for annual holidays Some families have decided to travel outside of their home province others have gone to their usual camping grounds The weather has been Ideal We hope they all return home safely Mr and Mrs Tom Given attended the wedding of a niece in Richmond Hill Saturday The UCW had charge of the church service on Sunday Mrs Norman Sinclair opened the service Mrs LeoJamleson read the scripture and gave the opening prayer Mrs Archie gave a reading which was in the form of a letter written by a relative of hers which had volunteered to go to Newfoundland for a period of time It was Interesting but very revealing showing us that sometimes when the fishing season is poor there is no money for luxuries The main food there ore potatoes homemade bread ana fish Next Sunday the session will be In charge of service the following Sunday Aug 4 Rev Stiles will be back in the pulpit Winifred Smith On May St Georges Anglican church provided the setting for the marriage solemnized by Rev R Gallagher of Joanne Edith Collier and George Edward Crabtree While glads daisies and mums decorated the and chancel and the organist played Ava Maria and Pants during the ceremony The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Collier of 47 Normandy Georgetown and the is the son of Mr and ra Albert Crabtreee of Ave in Guelph The bride was given In marriage by her father She chose a traditional A line wedding gown of white with bodice and sleeves of daisy festooned lace and a cathedral length train gathered at the waist The sleeves were deep cuffed featuring a row of tiny peau du covered buttons The tulle veil was elbow length with a wedding ring headpiece of daisies The bride carried a bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses and daisies MATRON OF HONOR Mrs Gail Wallace was matron of honor bridesmaids were Miss Collier and Mrs Susan Collins sisters of the bride and Mrs Marg Woods sister of the groom They were gowned alike in floor length empire A line gowns of mint green and white polyester crimp with and long sleeves of mint green They wore gold sandals and carried nosegays of white daisies and carnations Miss Janet Collier niece of the bride was flowerglrl and she wore a floor length dress the same color as the other attendants with short puffed sleeves and neckline edged In white lace She wore white shoes and carried a basket of yellow sweetheart roses white daisies and carnations The brides attendants and ftowerglrls dresses were made by the mother of the bride Mr Rob Meek of Rock wood was beat man Ushers were Mr Murray Wallace of Acton Mr Ken Woods of Guelph brother in law of the groom and Mr John Collins of Acton brother In law of the bride who also was master of ceremonies at the wedding dinner The groom best man ushers and father of the bride all w6re black formal tuxedoes with velvet lapels and white shirts DINNER The weddinn dinner and dance were held in the new St Georges parish hall Mrs Collier received for her daughter wearing a floor length gown of two tone mauve polyester crimp with beige accessories and a mauve orchid corsage Mrs Crabtree received for the groom wearing a floor length gown of pink crepe with bodice and long sleeves of sliver and pink crepe Her accessories were silver and her corsage was white gardenias The bride left on her honeymoon wearing a green and white crimp dress with black accessories and a cor sage of yellow daisies Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs Gail Wallace at her home In Acton a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs Marg Woods at Tier home in Guelph a linen shower given by the members of St Georges in the parish lounge and a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs Mae Lalng and Mrs Aileen King at the home of the former Gifts were also presented to the bride by her work associates the Town of Halton Hills offices and to the groom by his employer and friends at Jarvls A party was held for the groom prior to his marriage at the Community Hall and hosted by Rob Meek A trousseau tea was given the brides mother on April In her home The bride and her attendants received the guests and Mrs Isabelle Davidson of Georgetown and Mrs Mary Hasenecker of Toronto both aunts of the bride poured tea The couple are living at Main Street North Georgetown Silverwood Picnic Is Held At Acton It was a beautiful day for the Silverwood Institute picnic held at Small wood Acres Acton on Thursday July A large group sat down to lunch After the children had had time for a swim the ladles were busy trying to find the names of the 10 liquids in bottles First Mrs Lynda Mills second Mrs Carmlchael third Mrs Number of buttons In the jar was won by Be lb Carmlchael Childrens races three to four year olds Dean Mills second Tricla Pay ton third Daune Hasse Five to six year olds Laura Campbell second Hasse Seven to eight year olds Doug Campbell second Dawn Pay ton third John Car Nine to 10 year olds David Pay ton second Michelle Rich mond Thirteen to is first Joan Lindsay second Heather Lindsay third Kathy Car Balloon tossing first Kathy Carmlchael and Michelle Rich second and Mary Lou Lindsay third Joan Lindsay and Heather Lindsay Shoe throwing Beth Carmlchael second Anne Lindsay third Mrs Lynda Mills The games finished with a peanut scramble Congratulations to Janet Henderson who graduated from Waterloo University with a bachelor of arts degree Burgess Is out of hospital after 12 days and good wishes from the community are ex tended to him Alicia F Scott SOCIAL Mrs Cecil Ford Market Street Georgetown was the recipient of a bouquet of flowers for being picked as Mother of the week from CHIC radio Brampton The flowers were Issued from Florists Georgetown In a trip to the moon was thought of as a method of escaping from creditors Edgar Allen had one of tils heroes leave earth In a balloon and head for the moon leaving behind several bad debts The Mikado was temporarily banned by the British who feared the Japanese might be offended They were reassured by the Japanese ambassador who found It delightful Volkswagen Porsche For SALES and SERVICE Phone 8775286 Free Courtesy Car By Appointment UptoDate FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS BAZ MOTORS LTD JOHSrUK AlIH PRESENTATION IS MADE Mr Andy Fran Deanalhaa retired engraved a her her clerk the mala and a Peat Office alter 33 vrare of service certificate Bent to her SllrSnftookSS W Prime Mlnlter Pierre a Driftwood Tea Room Nerval the for a Harold Watch For Downtown Georgetown Players Perform For PreSchoolers Tournee theatre Magasin a troupe of nine young actors and ac tresses their bus driver and a hitchhiker performed for the preschoolers at Knox Church last Friday morning The group consists of Colinda Laiure of North Bay Rita Landry of Port Colborne and Therese Audit Pierre Letarte Judith Poulin Celine Robert Holmes and Diane Goulet all of Welland The group performed Its play for the children attending Cap 74 s summer play school The play was about a magic guitar In a toy shop that makes the other toys come alive Although the play was presented in French the children seemed to enjoy It This seems to be the way it happens when the group say We dont understand it but we like it The group which received an OFV grant for was In its fourth week of travelling across Ontario when It performed at Knox Church and It will be finished tours on Aug IS MR AND MRS GEORGE CRABTREE Edward H Schroeder D C DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC QUEEN ST EAST BRAMPTON Telephone Hour HOUR SERVICE AROUND TOWN WITH ANN SOMMERS to keep you better Informed of whats new around town Fendley Florists 82 Mill St 8773582 DO YOU WANT a fruit basket Again go to Do you want perfume that has the fragrance of flowers Here again is the place to go a is your extra touch florist of Georgetown The perfume that I mentioned is called de Fleur The hanging flower pots come in assorted styles and sizes and are very attractive really do nave everything that you could want In the way of lowers They stock roses every day They always have long stemmed tea roses In red and pink and have most colors in other kinds of roses If Saturday is your day for shopping and errands then you will find Fendley at the farmers market complete with there Saturday Specials Robert Gougeon Home Furnishing 95 Main St 8772522 NOBODY LIKES TO see the same thing in a store every time they visit it Well that is a problem that you will not have when you visit Gougeons Home Furnishing There Is a large new selection of furniture in the store now There are living room sets coffee tables end tables bookshelves and chests of drawers There are also many bedroom sets which if they are not on display are either in storage or can be obtained for you in a short space of time Those rustic lawn chairs picnic and patio tables are still also available One thing that you have probably already noticed is that Gougeons Home Furnishing Is decorated in such a way to show you or at least give you an idea of what that piece of furniture would look like in a fully furnished room Remember Is the most respected name in home furnishings In Georgetown Georgetown Pools 78 Todd Rd 8778072 LAST WEEK I may have steered you wrong slightly Orders are still being taken for late August and Sep tember The people at Georgetown Pools tell me that they are very busy now but that work is going ahead at full speed Consequently there are openings available for the end of the summer In fact to their way of thinking the fall Isthebestseason of the year in which lobuildapool They like It because It is dry and therefore the mess created Is minimized What happens Is that your pool is finished In the fall and you can do your landscaping before winter and as a result everything will be ready for the next spring Of course the pool will be winterized and as an added ad vantage you wont be bothered by the aggravation of springtime with its inevitable mess and delays So now Is the time to set those pool plans In motion Before 1 forget the number that you should try now to get In touch with the people at Georgetown Pools Is John Boughton Jeweller 73 Main St S I WALKED INTO Boughtons to the chimes of a Full Westminster Pendulum Clock This is a very interesting clock which is key wound and lasts for eight days before It has to be wound again Coming soon to Boughtons In Georgetown Is a battery operated chiming clock This type of clock is made by You will also find at Boughton a targe selection of Caravelle wall clocks These clocks all unconditionally guaranteed for come in designs that enhance the appearance of your room aa well as serve a functional purpose Pocket watches are becoming more and more popular these days and Bulova has recognized this demand by own models of pocket watches These watches are encased in an at tractive covering called Quality There are two different types of cases the yellow and the silver There are eight different models which range In price from to One thing more that you the most Important thing of all is that these products can be found at John Boughtons In downtown Georgetown Harrington Hand Crafts Glen Williams 8779241 DON DUBOIS Is probably a name that you are not familiar with but Just as probably la a name that you will hear more often In the near future He Is a talented potter who works out of I have seen samples of his work at Harrington Hand Crafts and con therefore attest to his ability and to the attractiveness of his work Harringtons have a wide selection of his work which Includes casserole sets wine seta teapots coffee mugs and what really Interested me were the swag lamps These are lamps that hang from the celling I think that what is the most in cresting aspect of the Dubois pottery Is the glaze that he uses He uses multicolored glazes as well as geometrical Remember you can get this pottery at and It Is never loo soon to take advantage of wide selection Ryders TV Sales Service 35 Main St S 8779796 NOW AT RYDERS you can get a TV that is a portable as well as an attractive console model This offer comes to you from Toshiba It comes In the form of specially designed cabinets In which you place your portables This means that you can buy a cabinet in which you can place any of four or five models These cabinets come In three impressive styles Oak Mediterranean Pecan Traditional Walnut and Contemporary Walnut The price range is very reasonable being from to So now you can have a TV that also serves the added purpose of being an attractive piece of furniture This offer Is a very effective to fight the high cost of cabinet TVs When you are in Ryder store be sure to take a look at these cabinets Mels Antiques Glen Williams 8774488 l WALKED INTO Mels store only to see him busily repairing a clock that dates from the early 1880s There are several new items in Mels store that you will be in terested In I say new only because they have never been in the store before One of these Items is a massive dining room table that seats fourteen It la really an Impressive table What really caught my eye was the pump organ This is a organ manufactured by Clinton of Canada and dates from the late 1800s This organ is made of a solid oak case and the original carpet still remains on the foot pedals This particular model of pump Organ won the competition at the Worlds Fair in 1B86 Quite presslve statistics TheorganstillsoundB good too at least to my tin ear it did One final reminder is that Mel Is always in the market for antiques and collectibles Market Place Optical Streetsville LAST WEEK I mentioned the great price that can be obtained at Market Place Optical for contact lenses The price of Includes all the visits that you will need to get the contacts fitted as well as the insurance This offer will probably last for the rest of the summer but you know what they say about people who leave things to the last minute There Is no reason why everyone who needs contacts cannot have them The price Is certainly right and contrary to what you may have heard elsewhere It Is very rare to find a person who cannot adapt to them The three types of lenses ore made by the same company Plastic Contact Lenses So dont wait get your contact lenses now Mike Tarps Georgetown Chrysler 15 8775108 THERE ARE A lot of things which are nice to have but there Is one thing that every dealership MUST have if It hopes lo be successful What I refer to Is a highly com petent parts and service department Georgetown Chrysler with Dave Lyons as Its service manager and lack as parts manager has this type of a depart When you buy a new car from Georgetown Chrysler you will have the automatic assurance that this car has undergone a point safety check Once you have the new car on the road you have no worries as to when to bring the car In for a check This problem is solved by a device called This device has computed exactly the number of hours of running time that Is to be allowed between check When this time has expired a sign will light up Just the left of the steering column giving the address and phone number of Georgetown Chrysler To service your car you have the most modern equipment is to be found In Georgetown The service department here works on the appointment system for the sake of efficiency but it is at the same time to the customers convenience Body and paint work as well as all kinds of mechanical work will be done at Georgetown Chrysler and you can be assured that It will be done well Dog N Suds DriveIn 185 Guelph St 8777121 N SUDS has been in Georgetown for approximately years It la part of a chain of stores all across the five years I continent of which or are located in Canada Owner and manager Ed Browne told me that this chain started in California like most of food chains from one store and grew to Its present over quite a few years Mr Browne moved into Georgetown with the store and he points out that with all tba expansion on Guelph Street be His area is now the focal point for Georgetown The location is to good and the service so good that Mr Brownes sales increase for the last year was the highest In Canada and third in North America He attributes a lot of this success to theataff that works there nothing like teamwork