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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-09-27, Page 8"Sally On Sunday last, the family of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Pepper (above) gathered at the latter's home,. Oakshade Farms, RR 3, Seaforth, to honour' them on the oceasion of their 41st wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Pepper were married on September 210915 and settled in Tuckersmit4 TOwnship where they still reside, - Following a lovely dinner, a mock wedding was relayed by some of their grandchildren after which a short address was read by their youngest son, Clifford, followed by the presentation of a mantel clock from the family, Mr, and Mrs. Pepper have three sons and four "daughters; Harold, at home; Norman, Hensall; Clifford, Dashwood; Viola, Mrs. James Elliott, Seaforth; FAith, Mrs. Percy Rutter, Pen- t hold, Alta.; Eleanor, Mrs. Frank Ealconer, Clinton; Gladys, Mrs. Wrlliaxri Riehl, Clinton. They also have four grandsons and 12 granddaughters. (Photo by Phillips) ono- goes sr' ontk diet of bread and- ' water BALANCED FEEDING 016, ALWAYS PAYS I • F E E;0 El The're's ,no doubt about it --- no one wants a steady (get of' jusf bre'cid and water, But' — if you're feeding sirsipht• grain glone, you're asking •your .livestock to live and thrive on "bread and watcr". And it's been proved, many times that you can't get the results from'• grain alone that you .get by feeding 'a balanced ration, — • It's been ,a,,1„,h9rd job. getting grain harvested in many areas this yec:it' and losses have resulted. Further loss can result if the grain you der, harvest is not fed prop- erly, For instance, it takes about 1,100 pounds of straight grain to put a hog to market compared to just 650 pounds of a combination of grain and SHUR-GAIN Hogmix Concentrate. • " S-T-R-E-T-C-H your grain supply by .using SHUR-GAIN Concentrates. We can recommend a profitable Custom mixing program for you. Canada Pickers Limited Clinton, Ont. Phone HU. 2-3815 • on Debentures and Guaranteed Trust Certificates for 3, 4, 33/istro„ forent andltwo • years • Money on terms • yotl,$elec.t • When a customer bprroiivs from. {FC, he is shown what we call a payMent table. This table (sample below) shows eltactly how much'you may borrow, how many months you may take to repay,and the exact amount you pay each month. You select your own repayment plan, to make repaying your loan as convenient as possible, This dependable service is available to ybu whenever prompt loan is needed for any worthwhile purpose. HENSALL .He,nsall Curling Club will meet in the town hall on September at 8 p.m. All are invited, espec- ially the ladies, Mrs. Archie Buxton was taken by ambulance last Thtirsday to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, fol- lowing a slight stroke she suffer- ed on Wednesday. A reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell, (nee Mar- lene Richardson) in the Hensall town hall, last • Friday. Mervyn Eyre read the presentation address and presented, the couple with a well filled purse of money. Dis- jardine's orchestra provided mus- ic, Mr. anti Mrs, A. R. Orr, atten- ded the funeral in °Lueknow on .Thursday, of the late William J. Lockhart,,uncle of Mr. Orr, veter- aof 'the First World War. The funeral was under auspices of the Legion. , Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, Taylor, Varna, (nee Joyce Forbes), were honored at a reception held for them at Varna town hall, Friday. The couple received a purse of money.. Presentation address read by William Dawson- and preser4a- tion by Kenneth Stephenson. • Nor- ris orchestra pros/de& music for the dince. , , AMPI, ' ILI MUM'S` no issant kal -o UMW OP, 00111111 SIOILTS $10.00 II SCAM 24.00 IS 1110.414 - ST.00 24', 7110.1i 40.00 24 B flit co dance froni Canada's firsiland foram* con final 44' company \ HOUSEHOLD FINANCE B. f. asdford, Manager SIS West Street, second floor, phone 1301 • 000111001, ONT. • 1 THE CAN ADA TRUST j"•4 :•1 **Of& Eltii-atiADATinisf THE HURON & ERIE MORTGAGE, CORPORATION NW" Head Office District Representative Landon, "On t, H. C. LAWSON, Clinton( Crieh,Stevens Dostrict Weddings Beer Lee • A.11 E S ws, are aptikpiog 04004 fisturclaf Pog MA1041 00-operative of ,(0.4409 and *olleit your patronage, We wat ock thew up at your tamp hvoi) RHON1D 001414E0r not later thu Xf'xklar WOO. Seaforth 'Farmers Co-opelitive gout ataliager, Phonew"-Day 9,EITC11111g$ 481w •09-rid A 44y olv 10001 vmegkontiont) Luciel* Arni Lee, daughter of gr. and Nirs, Ohoster q.:-., •1400, ' '11, became he .bride of 0.-.....!". . Vederiek Beer*. son of Mr. an 0' k,/ FrgdcgigkS,.C, Tteer,...Nen, $4).• relpoW.rat ".$t.,. PAIRS lj ,..• d . ,..nrcki,, ratithiu. The Rev. .3, B. Barrett officiated against a. setting of gladioli and wedding music waysov.144,44 t))?' Mass , Di.1.,it4ilicp., AwAgto,...$021g. was .1gra,:•,13,:,„:Wilkirt,:;#4611R .•,,,•- • '''• • Or ' The hide. 'WOro:',:a4I40......." .011 Own. of .Chantilly. lEice',.anipl,,. i 40. tulle. over slipper satin' Tlie.. Yhle, tulle 'bouffant skirt was '-:'OPpeti " 'with, a' fuli4ength lace' ,redititnte styled with Queen Anne- collar, lily,peint sleeves and insert,..,,,of scalloped tulle. A pleated nylon .heatliband trimmed' with lily-of-the, valley.„ and seed pearls held. ner veil .of , nylon ,net edged with lace and she .carried a cascade. of Arn- erlean Beauty roses, . Miss Marion Htill, Clinton, . as maid .of honor, and Miss • Louise Pollock, Blenheim, as bridesmaid, wore identical ballerina-length gowns of aqua mien net over satin and, carried nosegays of bronze baby 'Tolima and yellow roses. Sgt. John Beer, RCM' Station Centralia, was his brother's groomsman, 11/0 Ralph ,D,- Me- Arthur, • Trenton,. and Jack Sim, O mons, Hensall, ushered, .• The bride's 'mother received in a rose crepe •dresS with, navy :access series and yellow rosebud .corsage, The , grpeas mother assisted in blue, crepe with rose accessories. % Fez- travelling, the bride :chose a .powder blue suit with navy ac- cessories, Mr. and Mrs. Beer Will reside in Hensel'', .. - . ‘. • . ..._.„. . and Mrs. W. S. Lowsler, Trail, B.C., Rev, John 0s rotn. officiated at the double ring .ceremony . Organ-. ist was Mrs.. .179.114 Ostrom, who accompanied the :soloist; Mrs. Rol- and -Qerig, Weotlstnek, • who. sang "0 Promise Me" 'during' the ilerelneny And "The Lord's Pray, Pr' during, the signing of the reg.. later. Given in marriage by her father*. the bride'*ore a. floor length gown, of )0,1944•H011e arid Inc over. slip. Perk fas.hioned with a Sab,, rine :40010iP.P and - fittPd bodice with.71ily,point sleeves, She ear, of 'red roses, and her..4houlder length veil was of nylon tulle held. by ia Tiara of seed pefiti$. Maid of honour was Gail M•ur- ray,`, :Clinton, who wore waltz-length MinlYe gowll of nylon lAeP with A ShOrt veil of nylon, and .4...crow4 headdress of seed pearls, •She car% Tied yellow carnations, Bridesmaids *ere MisseS .4va Glazier, Helmeswille, and Joan Me- Clinchey, Varna, • wlibse dresses wore similar to that of the maid of honour, in green, and yellow shades respectively and they car- ried. mauve and bronze carnaile4, 'nosegays Flowergirl was little Miss Bren- da Shanahan, London, who wore blue taffeta in waltz-length and carried a nosegay of Pihic Bowel's- Groornsman" was James Nott, Clinton, and ushers were Alvin Keys;' Varna, and Tony 'Hutchings, Bayfield, For the reception • at The ,Little Inn, Bayfield, the bride's mother received in green with blaek -Ac- cessories,and bronze corsage, The bride's table was centred by the (A,?e,dding cake; and floral arrange- ments made - the setting lovely. Nither of. -the groom's parents Were able. to attend.. For •a short wedding trip to northern paints, the 'bride donned a blue grey suit with ,navy acces- serieS and ,a corsage of red roses. Upon their return' they. will, live in Woodstock. • Guests attended from Brighton, .C„2:clerington, . Hamilton,. W4o.o.d. stock, 'London,. Clinton; Varna,, Brucefield and Bayfield. • .' 1 34*e% .of white And Anis glad- tell and pit* and white Strearilers. decorated the home of Mr. and Mrs, Pr* Sevens, Walton, when. their claughter, Doris, Alberta, ex,•-• clhanged wedding vows -with ray Crier*, son of Mr. end Mrs—s".. CrIcii, Clinton. '"` The Rev, W, M. Thomas', Wal- ton, officiated at the double ring ceremony on Saturday evening, September Carman Haines, Bly,th, presided at the piano and accompanied George Turner, Sea-, forth, who sang "0 Perfect Love" and "Because • Qven in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore a floor length gown of white nylon over taffeta, styled with a full skirt of layers of net trimmed with applique de- sign of silver beading. She wore a matehing lace Jacket • with Tily- paint sleeves and a little collar trimmed • wth silver. beading and sequins, A crown of seed pearls and irridescent sequins held her fingertip illusion, veil, which was trimmed with sequins. She car, vied a crescent of red roses 4414 stephanotis, The, maid of honor, Mrs. Ken- neth ogerson,' , sister , of the bride, wore a waltz-length gown of blue lace and net over taffeta with sequins and pearl trim and a matching small-hat studded' with sequins. She carried.a ere$=. cent or tinted pink' 'nnirns, -1 4 Little Karen MacDonald, Blyth„ niece- of the 'bride was her aunt's. flower girl wearing a dress of pink nylon with matchingtheaddress• and, flowers. Neil MacDonald', Blyth was ring bearer, carrying a White cushion with pink streamers,. while Ken, neth Rogerson, Clinton, w a s groorn,smap.. • A reception followed at the bride'S home where Mrs. James Armstrong, Mrs. Paul Somers and Elizabeth '111eGavin were, the wait- resses, • '7; The happy couple left . midst showers of confetti for a wedding trip to Northern- ..Ontario, the bride choosing a brown, Wool suit with, brown and yellow accessoi , iesand 'a corsage of yellow 'mums. On their return they will reside in Clinton, Trousseau Tea Mrs. Ernest Stevens, Walton en- tertained at a trousseau tea on Thursday evening, September 13;' in honor of her daughter. The home was attractively dec- orate! with baskets of gladioli and dahlias. The dining room tab- le was decorated with' pink and white streamers, centred with ( candles and a centre piece of ''efnurns. Mrs. Stevens and Doris assisted by Mrs, Crich received 'the guests at the door,, ' Displaying, the trousseau were Mrs. Gordon McGavin and Mrs. James Arrnatrong. Mrs, -Kenneth Rogerson was in charge of the gifts while Mrs. Carman Haines •and Mrs. Kenneth Mac- Donald served the 'guests. On Tuesday evening a large crowd attended a shower for Doris in' the basement of Walton United Church, where she received num- erous lovely and practical gifts. Hensall Legion BingO Winners (By our Hensall` correspondent) Legion bingo winners here on Saturday were: Lloyd Hudson, St. Marys; Mr. Sharpe; Mr.•Earl, Sea- forth; Mrs. A. Saundercock; Mrs.. Illeischauer; Dennis benomme; K. Saunders; Mrs. Mae McLellan; Mrs: Earl, Seaforth; Mrs: Davis, Exeter; Miss Friar, Toronto; Mrs. Alfred Clark; Sandra Harvey; Mrs. Frail:, Toronto, (2); Mrs. Tom Munroe; Mrs. Roy Smale; Mvs. Dick Taylor, Jr. Jackpot this coming. Saturday will be worth $95 in 59 calls. 0 In terms of the net national in- -Come of Canadians, in 1954 direct personal taxes took 7.6' per cent, indirect taxes took 16 per cent, social security taxes took 2.1 per cent, direct taxes on corporations took 62 per cent. •••":,•"' "W.4•••••• " • AT THE SHOOFtiNG CENTRE . PROVING GROONDS OF CHEVROLET POPULARITY East, West ... across theloridir wherever cars are parked, on every street). and highway, you see more Chevrolets than any other car -.because .1 ,for more people drive Chevrolet thati any other car! And the prefeience for Chevrolet is growing iirer greater. becouie more and more people are discovering There's Nee .Value like cheiiroiet Value! A MUM MOTORS YAI1 C. 6 LOWdcrrMUrraY Beautifully decorated with glad- iolus, Clinton Baptist Church was the scene, of a Pretty wedding on Saturday, Setpember 10,q when June Marie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs—Allistair Murray, Varna, be- .came' the bride of Derek Cottrell Lowder, Trail, B.C., son of Mr. • • ••••,"••• • • 'I LORNE /BROWN' MOTORS. LIMITED 241.21. CLINTON, ONT.