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MARRIED IN COMMUNITY CHURCH At a double ring ceremony held in Terrace Bay, Community Church at 7 p.m. on Saturday July I2, 1969, Bonnie Lea Hamilton eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton _ became the bride of Lloyd George Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Phillips, all of Terrace Bay, Ontario. Green and white snap dragons decorated the church and lighted candles were placed on the window ledges and altar. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. Garnett Husser. Soloist was Miss joanne Brown and organ music was provided by Mrs. C. Simmer. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a mid- victorian styled gown of nylon organza over taffete with re-embroidered French lace. The yoke and standing collar of the gown were lace trimmed also the long tight ouffg§ of the full length puffy sleeves. A wide band of lace also - bordered the hem of the gown and edged the Cathedral train which fell in soft folds from the shoulders. She wore a Chapél length tulle veil with scalloped edges and carried a bouquet of white gladiolas with mint green centres. Attending the bride were her. sister Marcie as maid of honour, the groom's sister Shirley, and Barbara Hubbard as semior bridesmaids and another of the groom's sisters, Norma, as Junior Bridesmaids. Their gowns were made of mint green peau de charme in Princess style with jewel necklines and a deep pleat in the back which dropped to form & train. They wore matching hair bows and carried nose- gays of yellow shasta daisies. Flower girl Heather Nugent wore a floor length dress of flocked white nylon over mint green taffeta, the full skirt made in tiers. She carried a basket of shasta daisies, and wore a head piece of matching daisies. Best man was Owen Turner and ushers were brides! brother Donald Hamilton and Groom's brother Kelly Phillips. The bride's Mother chose a coral] colored diagonal weave crimpelene sheath with bracelet sieeves, button trim, matching coat and shoes and white accessories. Her corsage was white Take a cruise and make it a career. No reason why you couldn't if you join the Canadian Armed. Forces. But why limit yourself? Investigate all the other inter- esting jobs you can do. We've got hundreds of them and they aren't all at sea. Every one of them will take you places, We'll be at the Everett Hotel in Marathon on Wednesday July 30, and in Terrace Bay on July 31. See us then or write to: Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre 266 Graham Ave., Winnipeg, Man. Gowithus. The Canadian Armed. Forces glads. The groom's mother wore a rose shaded crimpelene dress with fitted lines, bracelet sleeves, with covered button trim down the back and aninverted pleat. Her accessories w were white and she wore a white glad corsage. At a reception held in the Moose Hall a tvast to the bride was pivposed py Mr. F. McMillan. Din ing Room Hostess was Mrs. McMillan. The wedding cake was served by Mrs. Hamilton's two neices, Brenda and' Marta Krystia and the guest book was circulated by Paulette Duquette. A cut-work cloth,used at the bride's parents wedding, covered the table which held the four tier wedding cake which was iced with touches of mint green. A silver vase belonging to the bride's grandmither held. an arrangement of shaste daisies and snap dragons. Leaving for a honeymoon to eastern points the bride donned a navy blue and white sheath with navy tunic and navy acceasuries. She wore a pink carnation corsage. couple will reside in Sarnia ; Previous to her marriage the bride was honoured at a shower held in the Community Church and the groom's parents entertained a rehearsal party. The groom's sister Beverley was unable to attend but phoned from B.C. during the reception. The Cont'd page 7 eee: