history comes to life at unique fashion show mrs jean chappel dressed as mrs adelaide hoodless and mrs el zabeth mccrea dressed as annie koerberg two figures from canadian history were among 38 models of histor cal women s costumes at a unique kind of fashion show at knox church hall the show entitled portraits of he past was presented by the georgetown business and professorial women s club it traced the development of women s styles in canada from clothing worn by indian princesses to the early 1900 s costumes were designed by tthe ontar o centenn al planning branch of the dept of tourism and informal on manor news fcriety of entertainment presented at halton manor by miss lottie mnrt and mr j june 11th was conducted by nl werbank rev nicholson of campbell wile the church 6crvicc on sundaj may 28th was conducted by rev xorne graham of st paul s uu ited church milton peacock webb wedding vows in acton pentecostal church evangel pentecostal church acton decorated with baskets of red carnauom and white nunu wis the setting for the marriae on june 10 of dianne marie wbb daughter of zdr and mrs gordon joshua webb rr 3 georgetown and uuton william peacock son of mr and mrs orvillc peacock 18 rexway drive rev s h thoman mrs harvey norton lunchouse was organist and there were two soloists mrs gordon bow- en sang because and mr peter binncy the wedding prayer as the couple knelt during the ceremony the bride gven in marriage by her father in the double ring ceremony wore a floor length gown of bemberg org anra oer taffeta with hand clipped appliques on the full skirt chaotilly lace on bodice and lily point sleeves a three tiered bouffant illusion veil was held in place with hand rolled rose petals with bridesmaid miss joan glend enning bockwood wore floor length deep pink satin and ear ned a cascade bouquet of white and yellow mums the grooms mater joyce peacock was flow er girl wearing a deep pink satin dress and carrying a mln officiated iiture bouquet of white and yellow mums cut daisies and seed pearl trim she carried a cascade bouquet of red roses and stephanotis walter peacock glen wu hams was his brothers groom sman and ushers were another brother austin peacock ge orgetown and alan pasmorc rockwood at a reception in rockwood town hall the bride s mother received wearing a blue nylon lace over taffeta dress and jac ket pink hat and accessories and a corsage of pink carnat ions the grooms grandmother mrs rachel peacock also recei ved in a beige linen gown white accessories and trw carnation corsage mr thoman was master of ceremonies at the reception and gave a thanksgiving pray er guests were seated at attra ctively decorated tables with a three tiered wedding cake cent ring the bride s table out of town guests included relatives and friends of the groom from the mariumes and toronto the bride s aunt mrs wilford wil llama from milton and fnends of the bride from hamilton preston umehoise guelph rockwood acton erin and georgetown for a honeymoon trip to st catharines and niagara tails the bride wore a blue lace over taffeta dress with long lace sleeves matching blue hat and white accessories and a while orchid corsage friends from the church ga thered at the home of mr and mrs ed pasmore rockwood to honour the nrldal couple bridesmaid joan glcndrnninj assisted miss webb with her gifts thirty guests were pres cnt and several games were played aod a bible quit cond ucted mrs robert brown and mrs gordon bowcn assisted the hosts with refreshments a shower was held at the home of mr and mrs hanson goodwin in toronto where many friends and relatives of the groom were present mr and mrs peacock are liv ing in the hilltop apartmonts queen st georgetown he is employed with beaumont knit ting co ltd glen williams and she is a member of the staff of holmes 5c to si 00 store the georgetown hrratd thursday july 6th 1967 i page 6 ebdebq advektis ruulamy in thi georgetown hiralo the gibb restaurant on mcoubon honl welcomes you no 1 mam st entranos off mill strcl for takeout orders call 177531 fish ft chips 50c lillian curts manager mr and mrs milton peacock mrs m shaw mrs burncll mr viponj and mr roberts j martin house residents are very pleased to have two new television sets which were do nated by the evening star he- bekah lodge of milton and our own manor auxiliary reminder to motorists important changes in the ontario highway traffic act mechanical fitness of used cars a used motor vehicle must be certified as mechanically fit by any dealer who sells it for use on the highways an unfit vehicle may only be sold after the plates have been removed and returned to the department the purchaser will receive a bill of sale after repairs registration plates can be obtained for such a vehicle by submitting to the department the bill of sale and a certificate of fitness signed by a certified motor mechanic effective july 1 1967 restrictions on towing it is illegal to drive a passenger car or station wagon with rnore than one vehicle in tow effective july 1 1967 speed limits in construction zones new legislation now authorizes special speed zoning for marked construction sites motorists are required to obey posted speed limits effective now reporting of medically unfit drivers it is the duty of every legally qualified medical practj- tioner to report to the registrar the name address and diagnosis of every person coming under his diagnosis treatment care or charge who is suffering from a condi tion that in the opinion of the medical practitioner is such as to maka it dangerous for such person to operate a motor vehicle effective now motorcycles require two braking systems every motorcycle when being operated on a highway shall be equipped with at least two braking system each with a separate means of application with ona effective on the front wheel and one effective on the rear wheel effective july 1 1967 aircraft on highways when an aircraft makes an emergency landing on a highway the pilot must have it removed within a rea sonable time when an aircraft is beingdnven or drawn along a high way its movement must comply with the provisions of the highway traffic act effective july 1 1967 mufflers new requirements as to mufflers have been enacted prohibiting the use of a muffler cutout straight ex haust gutted muffler hollywood muffler bypass or similar device upon a motor vehicle effectivejuly l 1967 ontario department of transport hon mil hasten minister a one hundred children bright ctned our afternoon on may 25 when the school choirs of brookvillc and campbellviup visited the manor on iiy 30th the white oaks choral society visited the ma lior vith a musical concert that will long be rmembcred by all who attended in the evening of june 1st the junior cho r ot aldervrood presented an interesting and en joyable evening to the residents when they repeated their flow er service at the manor which they had given at their church the previous sund y church service on sunday june 4th was conducted by rev m christensen ot the highway gospel church another most enjoyable mus leal evpning was given to the residents on june 6th when the teachers choir of burlington vis ilea the manor on the evening of june 14th the royal canadian legion branch 114 of oakville assisted by their ladies auxiliary enter tamed the residents in the auditorium mrs e green received a love ly plant and mr a anderson cigarettes for being the oldest residents present on saturday evening june 17 ihe alane dancers of oakville once again entertained at tba danor the auditorium was a bevy of colour with children of all ages in their attractive cos tumes the church service on sun day june 18th v as conducted by rev dr dustan of the grace anglican church milton the residents who are bingo fans had a busy and enjoyable evening on june 2lst when the auxiliary to the royal canadian legion branch 12 of milton vis ited the manor to sponsor a bingo lucky winners were miss h marc mrs hartlen mrs greene mrs 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