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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-09-11, Page 3TAURSDAY,. SErTEMl3ER 11, 1958 dress -trimmed with seed pearl, Victoria Street held her elbow length veil, and she caralied a white Bible rarested with red roses, and lily ,o;f-tbe-Val, Phone HU 2.97' 1 1 ley, Miss Maxine Rurking attended Clinton -- Ontario her twin sister as maid of hone', AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOCJR gowned in •dtep plink dace and AIR -CON nylon net. Bridesmajids were Miss SHOPPING COMFORT Helen Dewar, sister of the. groom, ii1g, nile ;green nylon tulle over net BUYHOW and PAY LATER, satiny and Mrs, Ray lower in buttercup yela�ow; Flower girls, Louise flunkingand' Vaughn Avail Yourself of Our Revolving Rucklmg, ware green and yellow frocks, Groomsman for -lis- brother was Charge Account John 'Dewar and ushers were Ray Hurul,ing, (brother of .the 'bride and, Thomas Dewar. For travelling to the West Coast, the ;bride donned a green We Welcome Your Credit and white dorsa with lblot, acce's- sorties and corsage of yellow closes. The couvple will reside on the grooms fanrn at RR 3, Atwood. Come In And Get Full Details o- af the Maclaren -Leckie REVOLVING CREDIT PLAN The United Church manse, on Thames. Road, with the Rev. H. C. 3 WAYS TO BUY W11's'on officdatiinlg, was the setting for the ,dou(bl'e-ring; ceremony, • REVOLVING CREDIT when Donna Marie Leckie ex- changed Inlarriage vows with Jam - Eu • LAYAWAY gene MalcLaren.. • GASH of `ilhe bridebrideis the only daughter Mr. and Mrs. T. M, Leckie, London., and the groom ti's the old - 0 No Interest • No Carrying Charges 24 tfb er son of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Mac - Laren, Clinton. The (bride chose ;a powder -blue sheath dress with a small feath- STOP MOTH DAMAGES! with our BERLOU 5 -Year Guaranteed Mothproofing Service. One treatment is guaranteed in writing to stop moth damage for 5 years, or we pay for the damage. Berlou is odorless, colorless and stainless. DON'T WAIT ANOTHER DAY CALL US NOW! ered hat and wore a corsage of red roses. Attending the bride, as. maid of honor, was Miss Joyce Bell, Bay- field, wearing a Ibeage dress with red access,orries and a corsage of yellow roses. Groomsman was .Howard Arm- strong, Zurich. Following the :ceremony a re- ception was held! at Axmstrong's, Exeter. The couple will reside in ii. CLINTON :NEWS -RECORD Bell -Passmore ()ly opr Nonsall .entre&Z>o�liieXxt) Tall standards of p mk and white g'ladioili, candelabra and fern florin: ed the setting for the wedding of Shirley May 'Bell and Ronalld Carlos Passmore ,in Carmel Pres, Ibyterlia-n Church, Hensall, on Sat* urday, September 6 at 12 noon, The bride ds the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold C, Bell, Hensail, and the groom 11s the son off Mrs,, Pearl Passmore, Hensall, and the date Carl Passmore, Rev, Rolbert G, MacilMllan, Gods erich. and Rev, R. A, Passmore, Owen Sound:, uncle of the groom, (performed the double ring cere- mony. Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. Malcolm Dougall !and, soloist was Miss ,lean Hendr arson, . Flensall, who sang "The Lard's Prayer" and "I'll wall, Be- side You?". The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor -length gown of Chantilly Dace and nyllon tulle, fritted bocKee, Sabrina neck- line embroidered in urridescent se• quins and Illy point sleeves. Bouf- fant shirt of alternate rufflesof lace and nylon tulle. A crown: of seed pearls held her fingertip veil -and she carried a cascade of Johanna Hill roses and green and white pinnoichio 'mums. The maid of honor was Miss ,Pat Belly 11ensall, sister of the ;brid'e, who wore a aunt green fbaRerina length gown of net or- ganza over taffeta, She carred pinnochio green and white 'mums. Bridesmaids were Miss Betty Bell, sister of the bride, and Miss, Norma Passmore, sister of the groom, who wore identically styl- ed 'ballerina gowns of shrimp ny- lon obalon and net over taffeta fashhiom:ed with softly shirred bod- ice and enhanced with deep band- ing of pleated chiffon froom V neckaine In: front„ draping over shoulders and (floated down back h -b fly panels. They carried Johan- na Hill roses and white 'mums' Their headdresses were bandeaux of rhinestones and .flowers in mat- ching shades. .Bill Kerslake, London, was- groomsman asrgroomsman and ushers were Don Bell, Exeter, ,brother of the bride, and Gerald Plynn, Hensall. A reception was held for 50 guests in the church parlors with the (bride's mother receiving in a' sheath afternoon dress of icer (blue Chantilly lace over taffeta with dior blue accessories and a corsage of .pink carnations. The groom's mother assisted 5n a sheath dress o&beige silk organza with coffee brown, accessories and a •corsage of •white carnations. Serving were Mrs. Gerald Bell, Mrs. Edward Corbett, Mrs. Rob- ert Caldwell, Mrs. Glen Nixon and Miss Mary Goot1Win. For a honeymoon at points north, the 'bride chose a blue linen sheath and duster with white ac- cessories and as corsage of red roses. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Passmore will reside in Lon- don. 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W, CORN 181, 'proprietor Your WESTINo,46uS1: Dealer HU 2.6646 - CLINTON •�-••-'----'�'-'� McAllister- Patterson Dunsiford United Church, Duns. ford, Ontario, decorated with glad - 14011. and; fern, was the setting for thewedding of Sh rUT Doreen Patterson, Clinton, and William James; Ian McAllister. 'RR 1, Zu- 11ch, on. Saturday, August 23, at 2.30 p.m. The bride is the daught- er 'Of Mr, and Mrs. Ray E. Pat- terson, RR 3, Lindsay, and the groom is the son of James McAllis- ter, RR 1, Zurich, an. d the late Mrs. McAllister. Rev,. Mr, Griffith, Dunsford, per- fonned the double ring ceremony. Wedding music was provided ;by Mrs. R. C, Chambers, Oshawa, at the ortgan and Miss Ruth Kings - borough, Lindsay, soloist, whoslang '"Oh Perfect Love", "The Lord's Prayer'" and "The 'Wedding i, vayel'", The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white silk organza embroidered with dainty blue cOrnrftlowers, styled' with a fit- ted bodice and high neckline which d1pped to a "V" In the back. The full skirt was accented with a flounce in the back which end'e'd in a chapel train, Her matching Pillbox headdress held a short double veil, and she carried a cas- ca,de of white rases and stephanot- s'. Miss Audrey Patterson, RR 3, Lindsay, was maid of honor, wear- ing w dtz-length white chiffon with a thinly gathered bodice and a faloating panel which extended from the neckline at the 'back to the hemline. The bridesmaid, F.l- aine Patterson, RR 3, Lindsay, wore waltz - length powder (blue chiffon of 'identical style. Both attendants carried' blue carnation's and white pom-ip!orrs. Jim Duffin, Thomdale, was graamsman -and ushers were M,ar- rfs PTreeman, Lakefteld', and Glenn Goff, Sarnia. A reception was held In Duns. - ford, United' Church Hall, decorat- ed with gladioli. The bride's moth- er received in, a !blue silk ,organza sheath with matching accessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses, assisted by the groom's sister, Mrs. Glenn Gofif, in jade glint silo, shantung sheath with black accessories and a 'corsage of Yellow sweetheart roses. Eor travelling, the br'id'e chose• a blue and white sheath costume with blue, accessories and corsage of red roses. The igroom is agraduate of Ont. ario Agriculture College, Guelph, and was agricultural representa- tive for Kent County. The bride ;is a graduate in home economics from Macdonald Institute, Guelph, and is home economist for Huron County. The young couple will Rve near I illsgreen in Stanley Township, ___ o_ utchins— McClinchey '(By our Auburn Co'rrespon(lent) Beautiful baskets of gdadioli, ferns and candelabra .formed a lovely setting in Knox United Church, Aulburn, on Saturrday, August 30, when Gladys Doreen Ma0binohey and Paul Hutchins ex- changed! vlows. Rev. R. S. Hiltz, Auburn and Rev. R. Green, Orangeville, officiated for the ,double xninlg, ceremony.. The Ibaiid'e is; the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McClindhey. Au- burn, and tlre� groom. is, the son; of Mr. and 'Mrs. George Hutchins, Godeilclh. Traditional wedding music was. played by Mrs. Murray McDowela, Dungannon, who accompanied ,t!he soloist, Muss: Donna Walden' Lon don (cousin of the bride), who sang "Wedding Prayer" before' the ceremony and "I Love You Truly" during the signing off the register, Given in marriage by her fath- er, !the bride Booked lovely in a floor -length gown, styled with Iddy point sleeves' and a fitted bodice wMdi, was, accentuated' with s;atb- nina neckline trimmed: wJth irsi- deseent sequins, and ,pearls. A cap style tiara trimmed with sequins and pearls, held her flinger tip veil edged with tulle- lace. She carried a beautiful bouquet of red roses. Mrs. John Forster, Biayfleld, sister off the ;bride was matron of honlor, and wore a strapless, orchid ballerina, length gown of -don lace and net over .nylon mtafifei:a with snatching orchid stole. She carried' a bouquet of white asters. ;Similar gowns of nylon net over taffeta of green and yellow were worn, by the bTtd'esmfaid, Miss. Ruth Cook, London, and Mrs. Roil, Crack, Stratford,, sdslter of the groom. The flower girl, Miss Doreen McClinchey, niece of the bride 'wore a orchid veavet4lecked nylon, dress. and, carried a small basket of flowers, Johnny Forester, Bayfield, was groomsman and the ring (bearer was Master Terry Crack, 'Stratford, nephew of the groom. Ushers were Garth, Mc- Clinchey, brother of the Ibrde and Ron Crack, ,brother-in-l:aw df the groom. Recei!viog the guests: at the wed- din dinner held' in the Sunday School room, the brid,e09 mother ware a ,dress .of rnavy (blue face over taffeta with pini tared' white al4essoi7ies. The groom's mother a'ssssted, .wearing a dress of 1pin}k brocaded nylon 'aver, taififeta with pink accessories, Waitresses.: were girl ffriendg of the bride, Misses Geraldr"ne Hahburn, Rensall; Bar- bara i9mith., 7jand'on; Elaine Jef- ferson, Donnybrook; Miariene Ea's- om London; Enice Hoy and Phyllis Hoy, Godemieh:. Scor travelling the, (bride cirrose a powder 'blue crystralleitte dress on, Plrsn•cess lines and three-quarter length sheave. miat!ching bularo and pink :aacefssoraes, Guosts were present from Lon- don, Stratford, Detroit, Ayr, God- erieh, Herrsall and' the surround - After a wedding trip to North- ern Orl' aria, the young cW.pie are Idin Goderich, VAGE:THREE Competitive Prlces Pius Por$ona! Service t� � � � �e, a ► i 10 Days of Bargains THURSDAY during our big SEPT. I I to SATURDAY SEPT, 20100 t A.B.C. 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The bride is the daughter od Mr, and Mrs. Albert E. Hunking kidneys is to remove excess wastes and acids . �, Ai1lb11Y7a, and, the gr(%O�IT 3 -ao often the cause f hackache—From the o system, Dodd's Kidney fills stimulate the the son of Mr.. and Mrs Robes, Llliglin, Dewar, :RR 1, West Monk• ' kidneys in this function and so may bring you toga that welcome relief from backache they have ropy others. Try just 3 -a -day. You can depend :>:+ •••. The .bride wore a strapQes: on Dodd's--in the blue box with the red hand. sq:"<ti; ' or -length, spun of chantilly leer and nylon tulle over satin atylec with matching jacket with hay, point sleeves. A lace halo hemi, dress -trimmed with seed pearl, Victoria Street held her elbow length veil, and she caralied a white Bible rarested with red roses, and lily ,o;f-tbe-Val, Phone HU 2.97' 1 1 ley, Miss Maxine Rurking attended Clinton -- Ontario her twin sister as maid of hone', AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOCJR gowned in •dtep plink dace and AIR -CON nylon net. Bridesmajids were Miss SHOPPING COMFORT Helen Dewar, sister of the. groom, ii1g, nile ;green nylon tulle over net BUYHOW and PAY LATER, satiny and Mrs, Ray lower in buttercup yela�ow; Flower girls, Louise flunkingand' Vaughn Avail Yourself of Our Revolving Rucklmg, ware green and yellow frocks, Groomsman for -lis- brother was Charge Account John 'Dewar and ushers were Ray Hurul,ing, (brother of .the 'bride and, Thomas Dewar. For travelling to the West Coast, the ;bride donned a green We Welcome Your Credit and white dorsa with lblot, acce's- sorties and corsage of yellow closes. The couvple will reside on the grooms fanrn at RR 3, Atwood. Come In And Get Full Details o- af the Maclaren -Leckie REVOLVING CREDIT PLAN The United Church manse, on Thames. Road, with the Rev. H. C. 3 WAYS TO BUY W11's'on officdatiinlg, was the setting for the ,dou(bl'e-ring; ceremony, • REVOLVING CREDIT when Donna Marie Leckie ex- changed Inlarriage vows with Jam - Eu • LAYAWAY gene MalcLaren.. • GASH of `ilhe bridebrideis the only daughter Mr. and Mrs. T. M, Leckie, London., and the groom ti's the old - 0 No Interest • No Carrying Charges 24 tfb er son of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Mac - Laren, Clinton. The (bride chose ;a powder -blue sheath dress with a small feath- STOP MOTH DAMAGES! with our BERLOU 5 -Year Guaranteed Mothproofing Service. One treatment is guaranteed in writing to stop moth damage for 5 years, or we pay for the damage. Berlou is odorless, colorless and stainless. DON'T WAIT ANOTHER DAY CALL US NOW! ered hat and wore a corsage of red roses. Attending the bride, as. maid of honor, was Miss Joyce Bell, Bay- field, wearing a Ibeage dress with red access,orries and a corsage of yellow roses. Groomsman was .Howard Arm- strong, Zurich. Following the :ceremony a re- ception was held! at Axmstrong's, Exeter. The couple will reside in ii. CLINTON :NEWS -RECORD Bell -Passmore ()ly opr Nonsall .entre&Z>o�liieXxt) Tall standards of p mk and white g'ladioili, candelabra and fern florin: ed the setting for the wedding of Shirley May 'Bell and Ronalld Carlos Passmore ,in Carmel Pres, Ibyterlia-n Church, Hensall, on Sat* urday, September 6 at 12 noon, The bride ds the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold C, Bell, Hensail, and the groom 11s the son off Mrs,, Pearl Passmore, Hensall, and the date Carl Passmore, Rev, Rolbert G, MacilMllan, Gods erich. and Rev, R. A, Passmore, Owen Sound:, uncle of the groom, (performed the double ring cere- mony. Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. Malcolm Dougall !and, soloist was Miss ,lean Hendr arson, . Flensall, who sang "The Lard's Prayer" and "I'll wall, Be- side You?". The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor -length gown of Chantilly Dace and nyllon tulle, fritted bocKee, Sabrina neck- line embroidered in urridescent se• quins and Illy point sleeves. Bouf- fant shirt of alternate rufflesof lace and nylon tulle. A crown: of seed pearls held her fingertip veil -and she carried a cascade of Johanna Hill roses and green and white pinnoichio 'mums. The maid of honor was Miss ,Pat Belly 11ensall, sister of the ;brid'e, who wore a aunt green fbaRerina length gown of net or- ganza over taffeta, She carred pinnochio green and white 'mums. Bridesmaids were Miss Betty Bell, sister of the bride, and Miss, Norma Passmore, sister of the groom, who wore identically styl- ed 'ballerina gowns of shrimp ny- lon obalon and net over taffeta fashhiom:ed with softly shirred bod- ice and enhanced with deep band- ing of pleated chiffon froom V neckaine In: front„ draping over shoulders and (floated down back h -b fly panels. They carried Johan- na Hill roses and white 'mums' Their headdresses were bandeaux of rhinestones and .flowers in mat- ching shades. .Bill Kerslake, London, was- groomsman asrgroomsman and ushers were Don Bell, Exeter, ,brother of the bride, and Gerald Plynn, Hensall. A reception was held for 50 guests in the church parlors with the (bride's mother receiving in a' sheath afternoon dress of icer (blue Chantilly lace over taffeta with dior blue accessories and a corsage of .pink carnations. The groom's mother assisted 5n a sheath dress o&beige silk organza with coffee brown, accessories and a •corsage of •white carnations. Serving were Mrs. Gerald Bell, Mrs. Edward Corbett, Mrs. Rob- ert Caldwell, Mrs. Glen Nixon and Miss Mary Goot1Win. For a honeymoon at points north, the 'bride chose a blue linen sheath and duster with white ac- cessories and as corsage of red roses. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Passmore will reside in Lon- don. Combinaflon Cooker & Steamer only $9,.95 Pressuring Defile only '$5.95 Gold Pack Canner only $2.98 & $3.75 SUTTER-PERDUE STD. QUALITY HARDWARE and HOlUS1EWARCS Wall HU $-7023 Glinted NOW THE NEW <QeVC0, HOME FREEZER Model C.S.-1258 At $289.50 r The Revco Farm Freezer con• struetion assures you of high, est quality materials and work. manship. 0 Revco's exclusive bonded faster freezing aluminum interior pro- vides superior freezing results, 0 You can judge a freezer by the speed of its freezing action. Faster freezing means the fla. vor and freshness of your foods are sealed in. The new Revco has the fastest freezing action known. We can prove it in a two -minute test you should see —and feel, You'11 see why homemakers hail Revco as the best freezer buy—by far! k k � Special 'FREE Offer Drop in to our store and pick up latest "Home Freezing Hints" Booklet. COME IN AND TEST YOUR ODYN TV AND RADIO TUBES FREE ,k * * Clinton Electric Shop b. W, CORN 181, 'proprietor Your WESTINo,46uS1: Dealer HU 2.6646 - CLINTON •�-••-'----'�'-'� McAllister- Patterson Dunsiford United Church, Duns. ford, Ontario, decorated with glad - 14011. and; fern, was the setting for thewedding of Sh rUT Doreen Patterson, Clinton, and William James; Ian McAllister. 'RR 1, Zu- 11ch, on. Saturday, August 23, at 2.30 p.m. The bride is the daught- er 'Of Mr, and Mrs. Ray E. Pat- terson, RR 3, Lindsay, and the groom is the son of James McAllis- ter, RR 1, Zurich, an. d the late Mrs. McAllister. Rev,. Mr, Griffith, Dunsford, per- fonned the double ring ceremony. Wedding music was provided ;by Mrs. R. C, Chambers, Oshawa, at the ortgan and Miss Ruth Kings - borough, Lindsay, soloist, whoslang '"Oh Perfect Love", "The Lord's Prayer'" and "The 'Wedding i, vayel'", The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white silk organza embroidered with dainty blue cOrnrftlowers, styled' with a fit- ted bodice and high neckline which d1pped to a "V" In the back. The full skirt was accented with a flounce in the back which end'e'd in a chapel train, Her matching Pillbox headdress held a short double veil, and she carried a cas- ca,de of white rases and stephanot- s'. Miss Audrey Patterson, RR 3, Lindsay, was maid of honor, wear- ing w dtz-length white chiffon with a thinly gathered bodice and a faloating panel which extended from the neckline at the 'back to the hemline. The bridesmaid, F.l- aine Patterson, RR 3, Lindsay, wore waltz - length powder (blue chiffon of 'identical style. Both attendants carried' blue carnation's and white pom-ip!orrs. Jim Duffin, Thomdale, was graamsman -and ushers were M,ar- rfs PTreeman, Lakefteld', and Glenn Goff, Sarnia. A reception was held In Duns. - ford, United' Church Hall, decorat- ed with gladioli. The bride's moth- er received in, a !blue silk ,organza sheath with matching accessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses, assisted by the groom's sister, Mrs. Glenn Gofif, in jade glint silo, shantung sheath with black accessories and a 'corsage of Yellow sweetheart roses. Eor travelling, the br'id'e chose• a blue and white sheath costume with blue, accessories and corsage of red roses. The igroom is agraduate of Ont. ario Agriculture College, Guelph, and was agricultural representa- tive for Kent County. The bride ;is a graduate in home economics from Macdonald Institute, Guelph, and is home economist for Huron County. The young couple will Rve near I illsgreen in Stanley Township, ___ o_ utchins— McClinchey '(By our Auburn Co'rrespon(lent) Beautiful baskets of gdadioli, ferns and candelabra .formed a lovely setting in Knox United Church, Aulburn, on Saturrday, August 30, when Gladys Doreen Ma0binohey and Paul Hutchins ex- changed! vlows. Rev. R. S. Hiltz, Auburn and Rev. R. Green, Orangeville, officiated for the ,double xninlg, ceremony.. The Ibaiid'e is; the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McClindhey. Au- burn, and tlre� groom. is, the son; of Mr. and 'Mrs. George Hutchins, Godeilclh. Traditional wedding music was. played by Mrs. Murray McDowela, Dungannon, who accompanied ,t!he soloist, Muss: Donna Walden' Lon don (cousin of the bride), who sang "Wedding Prayer" before' the ceremony and "I Love You Truly" during the signing off the register, Given in marriage by her fath- er, !the bride Booked lovely in a floor -length gown, styled with Iddy point sleeves' and a fitted bodice wMdi, was, accentuated' with s;atb- nina neckline trimmed: wJth irsi- deseent sequins, and ,pearls. A cap style tiara trimmed with sequins and pearls, held her flinger tip veil edged with tulle- lace. She carried a beautiful bouquet of red roses. Mrs. John Forster, Biayfleld, sister off the ;bride was matron of honlor, and wore a strapless, orchid ballerina, length gown of -don lace and net over .nylon mtafifei:a with snatching orchid stole. She carried' a bouquet of white asters. ;Similar gowns of nylon net over taffeta of green and yellow were worn, by the bTtd'esmfaid, Miss. Ruth Cook, London, and Mrs. Roil, Crack, Stratford,, sdslter of the groom. The flower girl, Miss Doreen McClinchey, niece of the bride 'wore a orchid veavet4lecked nylon, dress. and, carried a small basket of flowers, Johnny Forester, Bayfield, was groomsman and the ring (bearer was Master Terry Crack, 'Stratford, nephew of the groom. Ushers were Garth, Mc- Clinchey, brother of the Ibrde and Ron Crack, ,brother-in-l:aw df the groom. Recei!viog the guests: at the wed- din dinner held' in the Sunday School room, the brid,e09 mother ware a ,dress .of rnavy (blue face over taffeta with pini tared' white al4essoi7ies. The groom's mother a'ssssted, .wearing a dress of 1pin}k brocaded nylon 'aver, taififeta with pink accessories, Waitresses.: were girl ffriendg of the bride, Misses Geraldr"ne Hahburn, Rensall; Bar- bara i9mith., 7jand'on; Elaine Jef- ferson, Donnybrook; Miariene Ea's- om London; Enice Hoy and Phyllis Hoy, Godemieh:. 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