44 Terrace Review — Wednesday, September 17, 1986

Sharon Wright married

All Saints’ Church,
Chelmsford, July 12,
was the setting for the
wedding of Sharon
Elaine Wright and
Simon Guy Bolton-
Smith. Sharon, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wright of Terrace, and
Simon, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Bolton-Smith
of Chelmsford, Essex,
England, were married
in a ceremony at two
o’clock in the afternoon.

by Joan Wright
Terrace Contributor

The bride, given in
marriage by her father,
was in a wedding gown
of semi-formal length,
constructed of lace-
embroidered net over
satin. She wore a match-
ing hat complete with a
chapel veil, and carried a
bouquet of pink roses,

Mr. & Mrs. Simon Bolton-Smith

in English church |

white carnations, and
lilac freesia. Her two
bridesmaids, Lisa
Bolton-Smith, sister of
the groom, and Mandy
Jones, a friend of the
bride, wore matching
dresses of lilac silk taf-
feta and carried bou-
quets similar to the
bride’s with trailing pink

Mr. Alex Houlden of
Terrace, and in honor of
the bridesmaids by
Simon Bolton-Smith;
and in reply for the
‘bridesmaids, by Mr.
Paul Ridley, best man to
the groom. Cards and
telegrams were read
from absent family and

and lilac ribbons. The
bride’s mother wore a
turquoise silk gown and
a cream-colored hat. The
groom’s mother wao.e an
apricot silk suit, com-
plete with a white hat.
After the wedding
ceremony everyone pro-
ceeded to the Angel Inn,
an old English pub, fora
buffet luncheon. At this

friends. The wedding
cake, .made by the
bride’s mother and
decorated by Mrs. Flor-
rie Bailey, a friend of the
family, had been
brought from Terrace.
After being much ad-
mired by all, the -cake
was cut and served to the
guests by the bride and
groom,

A party held later in

time toasts were given in ,
the evening at the home

honor of the bride by

Fall fashions

There are great new styles coming up for fall this
year. There are lots of colors, styles and fabrics to
choose from.

The overall style is up to the individual, depending
on the “look” you prefer. There isn’t really one set
look, you can wear things big and baggy, or if you
prefer a slimmer fitting look, it’s all up to you!

by Elizabeth Evans —
Terrace Fashion Columnist

The new colors are vibrant shades of purples,
greens and blues with background colors like black
and white. Sequins and glitter fabrics have made a
great comeback and are being seen in skirts, pants,
blouses and sweaters.

The new fall sweaters have sparkles interwoven
throughout them. These are great items to have as
they can be worn casual or be dressed up for evening
wear. For example, during the day you can wear your
new sweater with black denim, whereas in the even-
ing you can wear your new sweater with a classic
black skirt. ,

Accent your fall outfits with costume jewellery
such as large hoop earrings or lots of bracelets.

The long shirt look that began in the spring has
been carried through to fall. There are different
styles to choose from in great fabrics like cotton and
rayon.

Leggings are also back — and look great teamed
up with a long shirt or else a colorful sweater. Top it
off with a rhinestone brooch or beads.

Don’t forget to mix and match your clothes in
order to get more wear out of your new fall outfits.

of the groom’s parents
was enjoyed by all. Dur-
ing this time Sharon and
Simon made their fare-

wells and departed to |

Paris, France, for a short
honeymoon.

In Terrace, on Aug.
17, an open-house recep-
tion was held in honor of
Sharon and Simon, who
were visiting the bride's
parents at 4915 Highland
Drive. A delicious din-
ner, catered by Mrs.
Marjorie Cromarty, aunt
of the bride, was served,
and the party continued
to late in the evening.
Sharon and Simon _re-
ceived many good wishes
as they departed for
Vancouver where they
will take up residence

ong Comet Tail

Most scientists believe that a
cometis achunk ofice, dust, and
gas—a ‘‘dirty snowball” with a
tail that may stretch for millions
of miles, says National Geograph-
ic World.

Terrace residents Roger Wiffen and Mary Ferguson were married recently in a ceramony at

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Knox United Church. After a honeymoon In Jasper, Roger will take up tools to resume his
carpentry business, and Mary returns to her receptionist duties at a local optometry clinic.

SLOW DOWN

The speed limit in
school zones is 30 kp/h
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
normal school days.

Practice now in slow-
ing down for school
zones as strict traffic en-
forcement will take place
in these areas, RCMP
Const. Ewen Harvie
said.

Don’t leave it up to the’

schools or police alone to
teach your children
proper safety pro-
cedures, otart today and
make it a family affair,
he added. Set good ex-

amples by obeying traf- —

fic laws while driving or
walking.
It is pretty hard to

teach your child proper |

safety rules when you
haul them across the
street against a ‘Don’t
Walk’’ sign saying ‘‘It’s
okay this time,” Harvie
noted.

Better Cooling

_Clean or replace your air cone
ditioner filters at least once a
month.

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The beginning of the school year in Terrace was taken in
good humor by some students, such as this group at E.T.
Kenney school.

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