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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-05-16, Page 4tb [10100 $14,95 2 95 "0-" S1 • 9 arisa-ie ELEGoo PRICE S'PEC'/ALSO. -‘ LIFE-SAVER R EG. TUBELESS ONLY $3895 See Your Neighbourhood CITIES SERVICE. DEALER NOW! CARL CANTELON O n' DEBENTURES a nd GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES TIER HURON & ERIE MORTGAGE CORPORATION TTIE CANADA TRUST 'bail office- London, Out, District :Representative — tt. C. LAWSON, Clinton Model 30 B75W Canada's No. 1 30" Range Only MOFFAT offers 30" electric ranges with a thermostatically controlled deep well cooker, deep fat fryer—no more burned fat, griddle and Hi-Lo oven rack elevator control! Also features lamp.," automatic clock,' •lighted DIAL-A-HEAT switches, waeming drawer with porcelain enamel lining, exclusive HANDI-BROIL, light- ed 8-pie capacity bake oven—the largest of them all. Window in oven door is optional. Merrill Radio and Electric "BE WISE—BUY .FROM A SERVICE DEALER" HUnter 2-7021 CLINTON CI.ANTON IsIEWS-11g00111) 111143SIMX MAX. 10, $7 MR. AND MRS, GORDON MAMMY DOUGHERTY„ Shep- pardton, were married in Grace United Church, Porter's' Hill, on Saturday, May 11, by the Rev, P. Renner. The bride is - Yvonne Jessie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Harris, Code- rich Township and her husband is the son of George Dougherty, • Shepparditon, and the late Mrs. Dougherty,—(MacLaren's Studio) District Couple Marries Crawfordar '-(J3-y our lemdboboro Correspondent) Baskets of wing flowers, ferns" and candelabra at the altar of Lonidesboro United Oletireh. on Saturday, May' 11, formed the setting for the marriage of June, youegeet daughter of eer,. and We. Nelson Leer, Londesboro, and Stanley Crawford, Toronto, elder eon of Mr, and Mrs: Marcus Crawford, Bobcaygeon. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. J. T. White, Given in marriage by her fatle- er, the bride wore a floor-length gown of white brocaded satin end- ing in a short train, from her beaded headdress was draped a finger-tip veil of silk illusion) she carried a white Bible with Talis- man roses and white streamers. Her only jewellery was a pearl necklace, gift of the 'groom. Her attendant, Miss Helen Rid doll, Guelph, wore a Waltz-length gown of white lace over pink taf- feta. with matching picture hat and carried a cascade corsage of pink and white roses, Noel: Crawford, brother of the. groom was best man. The ushers, were George Underwood, Wing- 'ham, brother-in-law ,,of the bride, and, Robert Crawford, Norval, cousin of the groom. Precedieg ?the ,ceremony, Harry Lear, !brother of the bride, sang "The Lord's Prayer" and during .the signing of the register, `e) Perfect Love" accompanied Mrs. Harry Lear, who presided et the organ for the wedding music,. After the ceremony, Rev. 3, T. White, on behalf of the Woman's Association of the church', present- ed the couple with e , The reception was held in the church parlors, the guests were received by' the brides mother, gowned in a grey figured tery, lone with pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations, She was assisted by the groom's me- ther in a gown of dusky rose crepe with navy accessories and corsage of , white carnations. After the luncheon „served: by the ladies of the Woman's Assoc- iation, the happy couple left on a raptor trip to Eastern Ontario, Quebec and the U.S. For travel- ling the bride wore a dress' ,of pink linen with a navy duster and pink and navy accessories, her corsage was of pink . and white eoses. On their return they will reside in Toronto. Guests were present from Bly- th, Goderich, Wingham, Hamil- ton, Toronto, Bobcaygeon, Norval, Guelph and Five Oaks, PoughertyZarris A pretty wedding ceremony was performed in Grace United .Chur- ch, Porter's Mil last Saturday at noon, ;when Yvonne Jessie, daugh- ter of Mr, and Albert ris, Goderich Township, became the bride of Gordon. Alfred Dough- erty, Sheppard'ton, son! of George Dougherty, Sheppardton, .and the late Mrs, Dougherty. Rev, Peter Renner, leayffeld, conducted the ceremony, Given in marriage by her fath- er, the 'bride wore a floor length gown of Chantilly lace and' nylon tulle, with appliques' of Chantilly lace in the skirt, Her matching jacket was styled with Peter Pau collar, trimmed with seed pearls and seeuine An embroidered fingertip veil was caught by a wreath of white roses, and she carried a bouquet of red roses. Miss .Grace Harris, Goderich, Sister of the bride, was her only attendant, gowned in yellow em- broidered nylon over net and taf- feta underskirts, with matching bolero, Her headdress was of sequins and pearls and she carried a bouquet of tawny gold roses, Lorne Dougherty, Sheppardton, was hi s brother's groomstnan, Ushers were Robert Harris, broth- er of the bride and Harold Dough- erty, cousin of the groom, Mrs, William Cox was organist for the occasion. For a reception held ie the Club Grill, Goderich, the -bride's mother wore grey fiscose linen with beige accessories and a cor- sage' of red -roses. For travelling the bride donned a blue tweed' suit with navy and white accessories, The young couple left on 'a wedding trip to the United States; and upon their return will live at Sheppardton, Showers Held Previous to 'the wedding show- ers for the bride-elect were held by Mrs. Vern Smith and by Mrs. jitn. Graham and Mrs. Laird Schile be. B.EGoodrich WITH RECAPPABLE TRADE-IN DELUXE. REG. In< • SILVERT"" ONLY $2895 TUBELESS WITH RECAPPABLE TRADE•IN. REG. 1:14g. SAFETY-S ONLY $1165 WITH RECAPPABLE TRADE4N CANTELON'S Service Station Cities Service Products CLINTON " PHONE ONT. HU 2-9032 CITIES SERVICE 1 PS Pe: Radley-Hartley st. Paul's Anglican Church here was the scene of a pretty wedding at high noon, Saturday, May 11, when Jane Arlene, daughter of Mrs. John Hartley, Clinton, and the late Mr. Hartley, became the bride of Frederick John Ra•dley, Clinton, son of Mrs. John Radley, Singhampton, and the late Mr. Radley. The double-ring ceremony was performed' by Rev. C. S. Inder, in a setting of yellow and white Shasta chrysanthemums and light- ed seven brancher candelabra. Given in marriage by her uncle, William Ford, London, the bride wore an imported ballerina-length gown, of rose-point Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over duchess sat- in, fashioned with basque bodice with short cap sleeves of lace, and matching mitt s. Her full bouffant skirt, of tiers of nylon tulle and net over satin had side panels of Chantilly lace. Burchill-Millar A pretty wedding took- place in St, Andrew's' United Church, Jas- per Place, Edmonton,. on Satur- day, May 4, at 2.30 p.m, when Doreen, only daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Millar, RR 3, Clinton, became the bride of LAC Gordon Lorne Burchill, youngest soneof Mrs. A, J. Burchill, Ponoka, Alta. The Rev. W. E. Burgess perfor- med the ceremony. Given in marriage by Mel Mc- Coy, the bride wore a ballerian length gown of nylon net over satin with chantilly lace inser- tions. The chantilly lace bolero had a P,eterzpan collar studded with seedpearis and sequins and long lily-point sleeves. A should- er length veil of nylon was held: in place by a band of tiny net hearts encrusted with' sequins. She car- ried pink roses. Miss Barbara Oliver, Edmon- ton, as bridesmaid' chose a strap- less ballerina length gown of ny- lon net over taffeta with match- ing_net bolero. Rows of net ruf- fles around the skirt front tapered to the back. • Sire wore' a match- ing net hea'd'dress; white gloves and carried a bouquet of pink and white- carnations, 'Russell Stebnack, Ponoka, was groomsman. Organ music was provided by the church organist, Mrs. Miller, Following the wedding a recep- tion was held at Cltib Mocomba, where - the groom's' mother wore rose and white jersey, accessories to match and she wore a corsage of pink carnations, The bride and groom's table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake, white candles and the flowers of the wedding party. The toast to 'the bride was offered by Russell, SteImack to which the groom replied, Guests were present •frolei Cold Lake, Poreeta and Etimenton. For travelling the bride wore a street length dress, of black linen, with black accessories and. a black and> white bolero. LAC and Mrs. Burchill will re- side In Grande Centre, Alta., where the 4voom is stationed with the RCAF, Shower- Surprise On Friday evening a surprise shower was held at the home a mss Rarbara Oliver, where friendS Of the bride gathered, 'ilte bride received many 1.1.sa0 and lovely gins. She thanked ovetYone hi a few well chosen . words, At the close of the evening a delicious, lunch was Served. New 'Phone Book• Features Court House Picture The cover of the new telephone directory, now being distributed in Clinton and surrounding area, features a sketch of the Huron County Court House in Goderich. This sketch, the work of Lorne l3ouchard, well-known Canadian artist, replaces the illustration of the Perth County Court House carried on last year's cover. "The new telephone book should be put into use as soon as it is received because it contains many new and changed! listings," W, W, LET'S STOP SELLING OUT THE FARMER Imports of farm products from T.Y.S. In 1956 totalled: Fruit $121,000,000 Vegetables $ 50,000,000 Poultry $ 5,556,000 $176,556,00 In addition, hundreds of tons of beef, lamb 114111 mutton, and extensive quantities of cheese and butter were, imported from Atietralla, and Now Zealand. 1-laysom„. Bell manager for this re, gion, said this week, "Wrong numbers and unnecessary calls to Information will be the result if customers continue to use last years directory, Mr. ITVg04/1, added that one good way to avoid confusion was for each telephone user to bring his 1314e Book of Telephone Num,, hers up to date immediately and refer to it before placing a call. Copies of this book are available free of charge at the Bell busi- ness office serving this area. This year, 1,400 copies' of the directory are .being sent out here. compared with 1,375 last year, Throughout the district served by the telephone book, more than' 20,300, copies are 'bing distribu- ted. Stratford will, receive 8,230, some 165 more than, in 1956, Her fingertip veil of silk illusion fell from a matching head-dress of lace, trimmed with sequins, and she carried a white prayer book with pink roses and stream- ers. She wore the groom's gift, a single strand of cultured pearls. Mrs. William Evans, London; cousin of the bride, was matron of honor, and the bridesmaid was Miss Anne Radley, Clinton, sis- ter of the bridegroom. They wore identical gowns in yellow and nile green taffeta, styled on prin- full gored skirt a nd yokes' of Guipure lace, Their head - dresses• were large bow- knot s' of Matching taffeta and they carried bouquets' of Sha- sta chrysanthemums and ivy, The flower girl; Patsy Lougheed, Tor- onto, neice of the bridegroom, wore a frock of white flocked nylon over yellow taffeta and car- ried a nosegay of yellow rosebuds. Kenneth Gibbings, Clinton, was groomsman, and the ushers were Billy Hanly and John Hartley, brother of the bride, both of Clin- ton. Traditional wedding music was by Mrs. Theo Fremlin, the church organist. A reception followed in the parish hall, where the bride's mother received wearing a street- length ensemble of avocado green silk linen with beige accesories and corsage of yellow rosebuds. She was assisted by the bride- groom's mother, who wore an en- semble, of navy blue ticatina crepe, navy and white accesories and corsage of pink rosebuds. For a trip to points in the Unit- ed States., the bride chose a rom- ance blue suit, white accessories and corsage of pink carnations. On their return they will reside in Clinton. e Use Cities Service Regular and Premium Gasolines The two modern gasolines graded for today's stop and -go driving are CITIES SERVICE REGULAR and PREM- IUM--each designed to do a specific job in a specific engine. Buy the right grade . . but make it CITIES SERVICE. 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