LY 17, 1974 4
THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C, ; . WEDNESDAY, JU A

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Ciao

' The bride’s world remains

traditional ©

Newhyneds-to- be continue to plan for

formal weddings, joyous honeymoons
comfortable first homes togetber

During a period of changing mores, rock concerts alten
sands, and greater independence among youngsters, it may co

ded by hundreds of thou-
me as a surprise to some

‘erly be called the “detail,
generation” for never before
have there been newlyweds
so concerned with placing
every piece of home furnish-
ings precisely to highligh:
and accent the surrounding
decor. .

Almost half of them have |
_been to a four or two year
college, and, along with the -
general knowledge gained,

they have come to respect.
the individuality of others.

Leon D, Adams, author of
‘The Wines of America’, and

- arguabley the continent's

oulstanding cenologist, flew
from Saustlito, California, to
Vancouver, B. C., for the debut
of three new Canadian Wines.

The wines, created by Andres
Wines (B.C.) Ltd., are Ruby
Cabernet, Chenin Blanc and
Grenache Rose.

They were introduced to
writers, broadcasters,
winemakers and buffs al a
Bayshore Innreception. Author
Adams praised North American
wines. . ‘The average quality of

Thoughts f

Front The Lising Bibte
“T have already told you,
and you don’t believe
me,” Jesus replied. “The
proof is in the miracles
IL do in the name of my
Father, But you don’t
belleve me because you
ave not part of my f lock.
My sheep recognize my
voice, and I know them,

and

they follaw me. J

-give them eternal life
and they shall never
parish. No one shall
snatch them away from

me,

for my Father has

given them to me, and

people that the 1973 bride, with few exceptions, will want as traditional a wedding as Then, too, housework is California wines is the highest
her grandmother bad. : ‘ ‘anal j no longer considered un- in the world’, he said, ‘andthe , ha is more powerful
- Strangely, it is the older generations who seem to believe that the traditional ideas manly, For this the bride iverege ality PC. wines is he is Te eo no
of weddings are passing and younger people have vetoed the idea unanimously. and groom can be thankful higher than the average quality on a kidn an. them
a Always the unconventional few since it will allow them to of French wines.’ from “me. | and the
‘True, there are communes and unconventional weddings. Recently, one couple was share in a richer, fuller life. Andres wines which began iB father ave one.” (
- married in Centeal Park in New York, and the city was deluged by aver 400 requests . Since they are better edu- B.C. are now sold in all paris of oi 7932520 '
from others who “wanted to follow suit. They were refused permission, but these are cated ane more aware of the Canada, ith ne winery Evangelical Fellowship of Canada
the exceptions who are only . world and what's happening, acquistion 3 !
‘noticed because their exhi- ‘a greater number of brides in Quebec. ;
o -bitionism makes them stand will continue to work alter ;
ol “out from the. millions of marriage. Only one-third |
a * ‘others who are marrying in will remain at home. . a
; nthe great maierity of ’ Increased interest COULTER ELECTRIC LTD. ;
7 “ prides-to-be look. forward The new couple will also teat : ;
to a formal oo ing ane have an increased interest jn Residential-Commercial- Industrial
. . i i cir home.’ They wi .
. spend Se aaa working harder than any. Electrical Contractor
: a long white formal gown generation before Ae insure
. lgompl i ‘ i themselves a’ comfortable 1 3
_ comple vith Boning vl cmon oth soar APPLIANCES BY, |
om d ° everything” j outside their dwelling. . Boden a) Me . tric
" oe dow bates ithe word A surprising forty percent ‘ Risa , eT a Canadian General Electr a
bridesmaids, striking in their of the new couples will have rer ysy(t"t Tasha usit UOSRED WY ea aE Norge Braun Sharp Woods Z
‘dresses, the proom and his household incomes of more ‘=
_-groomsmen in formal attire, than s! 0,000 a he at fh The gentleman with the book tucked under his arm is Leon D.
music, floral decorations and ee ginning of t ie ’ ‘i Adams. It’s his book: ‘The Wines of America’, a massive com-
“happiness. ost young couples wi pedium af grape lore. The gentleman raising his glass is Donald * ny
Sweet dreams first rent an apartmerit Of 4 = Campbell, Executive Vice-president and General Manager oi - > a i
: They dream also of their house, but more than'four- Andres Wines (B.C.) Lid. It’s his wine: one of three new table . i
eo wedding reception filled teen percent wt owl their wines from Andres, Ruby Caberent, Chenin Blanc and Grenache :
v . . oa own homes, They expect to —s Rose. . ae ‘8
f with ajoyous spirit of danc- lead the good life, for they | means L
¢ ing; a fine meal with family were brought up in an affiu- ‘
: and friends gathering to help ent society and have the Ba
# - the new couple celebrate this determination to work hard a
3 « Most see otde to-be be to maintain and increase the By
te Today's ride-to- - level of comfort to which they 4
> gins her planning almost a have become accustomed. ‘
; year in advance. Hand in In the months preceding :
‘ hand, and mind in mind the and following their wed-
a future Mr. fea jMrs. care- dings, they account for $5
: ¢ and a cir een billion in retail sales. a
_ oun their home together. « QD: Love and peace is their a
ao + _- There were 2,300,000 Lt : thing. These are the couples AE
~ ay .$ marriages in 1972, and this Toduy's bride is as emotional, ax proud and as conrcrned about who create their own vows iy
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mt ? anadditional 190,000 within tion — the cornerstones of marriage — are the idculs of the of loving each other forever. .
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“Aware” generation
- They have matured dur-

. ing the Vietnam War, they

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have fought for civil righls, |

tiages dissolve in divorce,
they are aware of the wo-
men’s liberation movement
and they have had their
voices heard at the polling
places. They may indeed be

Lower Road Speeds

- Thousands of Canadian lives
could be saved if traffic speeds
were lowered as they had been
in the U.S.. .

This was slated today by he
president of the B.C.
Automobile Association, Mr.
George Bradley, who said the

Urged B

“Whole nations have proven
that properly worn seat belt

save lives and limit traffil

accident injuries. I! is time we
were inconvenienced a little to
ensure we do not become costly

fatality statistics.

relalively good record of the —

rormally deadly July 4 holiday
in’ the U.S. Has proved thal
motorists driving al no
more than 55 m.p.h. live longer.

, “Automobile: accident deaths '

‘in Canada ‘have been climbing
by aboul 20 per cent'a year and

"account for approximately 42
1+ per cent of all accidental
deaths. .

“Last year B.C.'s tragic toll
was 800 road deaths. A
manadatory speed limit of 55
m.p.h. would reduce. much of
ihe: present highway mayhem
and slow this year's growing
figures." .

Mr. Bradley said he favoured
both mandalory speed limits
and seat belts use.

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appreciative of all the fine
wedding gifts they receive
from family and friends. To-
day’s new brides may prop-

“AL present Jess Lhan 30 per’
cent of Canadians aclually use
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publicity. II's time legislation
was enacted to require the use .
of safaty belts where fitted,” he
_ added. , :

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_ to the bride and groom, Be-

cause. of their involvement
in the service, the clergy
feels that they are off to an
excellent start in marriage.

Everything comes to-
gether — the increase in
marriages, the awareness of
today's brides and grooms,
‘their feeling for traditional

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