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Clinton News-Record, 1958-06-26, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1958. ennerDesiardine By oar Hell ai/ eerreSPeadent./ Rev, Holley, minister of Grand Bend United Church officiated at A wedding of Marian YVonne Dee- jardine and Murray Ray Venner of Hensali, on Saturday, June 14 at high noon, The bride is the daUghter of Mr, and Mrs. Herman Desjardine, Grand Bend, .and the groom is the son pf Mr. and Mrs, Wesley James \Termer, Hensall, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a full length gown of nylon net and, lace over satin fashioned with chantilly lace aver satin bodice, and 'boiler° With tiny lace cellar and long lily .point sleeves, The bouffant skirt in four tiers of net each with a deep border of lace. Before daughter got married, her mother told her everything she knew about how to run a home smoothly. But there's one thing mother didn't know. Because even a few years ago it didn't play a very big part in keeping house. 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Historians are uncertain as to the discoverer of Hudson Strait, the sea passage from the Atlantic to Hudson Bay; John Cabot may have been tiro the Strait in 1498, or Portugese sailors may have en- tered it a few years later. WHAT MOTHER. NEVER TOLD HER DAUGHTER Bride-Elect feted Prior to Wedding Prior to her daughter's wedding last weekend, Mrs. A. B. Shad— alick entertained 150 guests at a delightful trousseau tea, .Guests were received by the bride, aup- perted by her mother, and her. ifiance's mother. Pouring tea throughout the aft- ernoon were Mrs. T. Fainservicei grandmother of the bride-elect, and Mrs, R. Fairaervice, Landes- ;bore; Mrs. R. E. Shaddick, He.ns- all,. and Mrs, .1aaigent, hn- gerSoall, In charge of the guest :book was Mrs. Clara Shaddicit, now, Mrs, neanor McCuilough, Stratford, and Mrs. DO Wightraan, Belgrave, displayed the ⪅ Mrs. George Parker, the contents of !the cedar chest and Mrs. Phyil Watson!, Stratford, the trousseau. Serving in, the dining room where pretty decorations' of pink and white 'streamers. and spring flowers created a pretty setting, were Mrs, Aaron Book, Dresden; Mrs. James! Walsh, Belgrave and Miss Phyllia McCool, Lendesboro. In charge of 'the kitchen were Mrs. James McCool, Londesboro; Mrs. Victor Kennedy, Mrs. Lena Crawford, both of Myth. AND DAUGHTER you'll never run out of hot water—with GAS! mpetitive Prices Pills Personal Service DRUG STORES SnOIAL, VALUES AND REMJNaBRS TH1$ Waelc Vacation Needs at your W.A. Drug Store Fly & Insect Killers Insect Repellents Photographic Supplies SPECIALS on Brands Soothes irritated skin-4, 8-oz., reg, 30c, 50c CALAMINE LOTION 23c, 39c Fast relief for headaches and general pain IDASAL TABLETS 300's, reg. 89c 59c HERE IT IS! NEW DU u;ii)-- NYLON --441-..*--'1USHION RI FULLY GUARANTEED REG. $24.10 NOW $19 95 SIZE 670/15 'RICE INCLUDES YOUR CLASS "A" CASING SIMILAR SAVINGS ON WHITEWALLS PRICE INCLUDES YOUR CLASS "A" CASING DON'T WAIT . ACT NO see CLEREA AUTO WRECKERS Vol Price, RR 2, Clinton HU 2.3211 The finger tip veil pf silk lusion was held with a border of sequins and pearl. She carried a cascade of red roses and white baby 'mums. The attendants, Miss Grace johns, maid of honour, and Miss Barbara, Des- jardine sister of the bride, as bridesmaid, wore waltz length bou- ffant gowns of aqua nylon net over taffeta and pink nylon net over taffeta. They carried bou- quets of pink rose buds and white and yellow 'mums. Groomsmen were Roger Warier brother of the groom, and Gerald Bell. The ushers were Gilbert Johns of Exeter and Raymond Latta of Grand Bend. The sisters of the bride, Linda and Heather, sang; The Lord is my Shepherd, C.141`.TTON Mwa4=onr). PAM TM The wedding dinner was held in the church parlour with Mrs. Des- jardine, mother of the bride, re- ceiving in rose lace over taffeta, assisted by the groom's mother in forget-me-not blue lace. For travelling the bride wore a blue taffeta dress with white ac- cessories. The couple will reside in Hansa log. The G.A. plan to visit the Sh- eaffer Pen Factory in Goderich, and a picnic lunch at the lake to follow. The Little Helpers under the direction of Mrs. lairby also plan a June picnic on the 24th on the rectory a,awil. Mrs. Van Dainme gave a splend- id report on the Spring Deanery held in Gerrie and quoting from Mrs. !Calder's address she said, " We must sell our religion and get it across in these days of Communism and get behind our religion in prayer and the will to work for Christ." Her sincere de- sire was that all would da some- thing about it. The fall Deanery will be held in Clinton. Padre 1VICCIaren of the RCAF Station was guest speaker of the meeting and gave a fine address. stre5sea the difference relig- ion made in people and what ef- fect religion had on people thr- ough the ages up to the present time. Mrs. Brown assisted by her mother, Mrs. Thomas, served strawberry shortcake and an en- joyable social time followed. -Clinton Ladles Help Al Maitland Golf Club Annual Spring Tea. -lb, ladies section of the Mait- land OW Cb, Ooderich, held their annual spring tea at the club. house, Wednesday afternoon; June 11. In spite of the cool weather the chile- house had a warm sum- mer4ike atmosphere, being -deg-orated WW1 a variety of spring flowens, The tea table featured a floral arrangement of pansies and was attractively done by Mrs. Walter Oakes, 'Clinton, Mrs. H, Kinkead and Mrs, C, F. Ohapman, Goderich and Mrs, Oakea poured tea during the course of the aft.ernoar. The tea was convened by Mrs, A. G. NKr and her conanittee who were' Mrs.. R. Brewer, Miss Evelyn Copper., GoderiCh; Mae, Beecher Hennaed, Clinton; and Mrs,. L, IVICCDonnell, RCAF Sta- tion Clinton. Hensall June Bride Honoured At Pre-Nuptial Parties Miss Carole Richardson, Hens- all, brideelect of June 20, was honoured at several pre-nuptial parties. Mrs. Robert Bell was hostess for 40 friends and relatives, when Mrs. Glen Weide, Zurich, read the presentation address and gifts were presented by Miss Carol Rei- chert and Miss Gail Richardson. Fellow employees enjoyed an evening of howling at Grand Bend, after which they entertain- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Scholl, Hensall. A presentat- ion was read and made by Miss Joan Koehler. Mrs. Ronald Mock entertained 30 neighbours at a shower in her home, when gifts were presented to Miss Richardson by Mary and Linda Mack. Pouring tea in the evening were Mrs, Harald Scrutora Port Dover; Mrs. Clifford Cooper, Clin- ton, Miss Jayne Marys Sneii had charge of the guest book. Dis- playing gifts were Mrs. R, Fair- service, Londesboro; Mrs. Eva Baigent, Ingersoll; displaying ced- ar chest, Miss Edna McDonald, Clinton and showing the trousseau was Miss. Ann Radley, Clinton, Serving in the dining room were Mrs. George Elliott, Clinton; Mrs. Chris Kennedy and Mrs. EVa Wel- banks, Londeshora; in !the kit- chen, Mrs. Roy Tyndall, Mrs. Ch- arles Lockwood, Mrs, Wilbur John- ston, Mrs. Wilmer Reid .and Ws. 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Mrs. Durham opened the meeting, reading . the Gospel for St, Barna- bar Day, St. John 15; 1-12. The president, Mrs. Hudie, fed in the Litany and the prayers, and Mrs, Thomas the prayer partner's pray- er for Miss Frances Hawkins, The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Cliff Epps. Mrs. Inder expressed apprecia- tion for the help given her at the Mother and Daughter G.A. Banquet and told some very in- teresting highlights! of the meet- Turkey Banquet Mr. and Mrs, Fred Pearce, of the Ontario Land Surveying Co., Stratford, entertained Miss Mar- ilyn Shaddiek and Carl Ward pri- or to June 14, with a turkey ban- quet in the Windsor Hotel, Strat- ford, at which staff members at- tended. Later in the house of their hosts., the young couple were presented with a 'beautiful walnut electric mantle clock. Shower To honour Miss Shaddick prior to the wedding, a number of the graduating class of 1957 of Strat- beautifully decorated basket. 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