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-Guests were present from
14stowel, Woro4to,. Parisi Platt's,
villa,. London the surround-
in district -On. their return
they 'Will reside in _GOderier,
Prior to the marriage the
bride was honored at,a miscel-
laneous shower ,given by Mrs.
yelyn Million Assisted by Mrs.
Wilmer Hardy and also n show-
er by Mrs, Henry Brindiey
when she was hostess to yelp,-
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THE FRIENDLY FUEL
Exchange Vows A Benmiller
of the bride, wore a. gown of Thurs., Aug. 22f. 1963—Clinton. News-,Record..- -Page 9
Mn. and Mre. Sam Russel, .Se-
erboro, visited last week with.
Mr, .and Mrs. Ralph D, Munro.
Mr. and Mrs, William Seers,,
Gail and Faye spent last weak .
at a Cottage at Parry Sound, •
Miss Shirley Mohring, God7a
griele, visited last week with
her cousin, Miss Gail Miller.
,atid. Mrs. Ralph .Gravie,
ton, Tavistock, visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Yilliam
Craig,
Mr. and Mrs, Elliott Sandy,
Lucknow, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ch.
•amilea't
Mr. Robert Craig and family,
Ilderton, visited on Sunday with.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WO,
liam J. Craig.
Master Terry Worse% God-
erich, visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen
and other relatives.
' Mrs. Verna Doerr, Niagara
Falls, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Rola,
ert Chamney..
Mrs. Margaret Arthur is vis-
iting with her daughter, Mrs.
Gordon Wall, Mr, Wall and
family at Langside,,
.end Mrs. Rebert
liPS, visited on Sunday with Mr..:
and. Mrs. •Ptirnin Phillips at
their cottage at T4rgon Beach
pear AmberleY,
Mr, :and Mrs. Jack Rennett,
Ridgetown, visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs, William
.Stranghan and Mrs. Charles
.Seraughan,
Waters, Miss
Jeanette Snider and Mr: ROY
Clark, all of Toronto, were re-
cent visitors with Mr, and Mrs,
Ralph D. Munro.
Master Jimmy lVfohring, .God-
erieh, visited last week with his
grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs,
Harry Beadle,
The annual, memorial services
will be held at Hope Chapel
cemetery on Sunday September
1 at 3 p.m. Rev Harold Snell,
London, will ue the guest .spea-
.ker,
Mr. and Mrs. William Straug,
han accompanied their daught-
er, Mrs. Thomas Jardin and
son Paul of Wingham, to Cop-
per Cliff for a week's visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robert-
For a wedding trip to Niag-
ara Falls the bride donned a
three-piece black linen suit,
white hat and white accessor-
ies and wore a pink carnation
corsage.
On their return they will re-
side at RR 3,Auburn.
Guests were present from
Toronto, London and the sur-
rounding district. The execu-
tive of the Auburn WI catered
to the wedding dinner.
Prior to her marriage she
was presented with gifts from
the staff of the Listowel Cana-
dian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce where she was a mem-
ber of the staff and was guest.
of honor at a shower held at
the home of Mrs. William Seers,
Auburn.
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John Clayton Ladd
AUBURN — ,John Clayton
Ladd, a resident of Goderich
for a fe wmonths, passed away
in Alexander and Marine hos-
pital on August 16, after a
short illness.
Born at Auburn, he was the
only son of the late John Ladd
and Elizabeth HolthaUer and
was in his 61st year.
He attended USS No. 5 Hul-
lett' school and went to work
to Detreit 'and wOl-ked there
for several years. He married
Nellie Boothman of Ohio and
later moved back to Auburn.
He moved to Blyth and was
a barber there until retiring to
Goderich.
The deceased was a member
of the Blyth Lodge 303, A.F.
& A.M.
Besides his wife he is sur-
vived by one son, John C.
Ladd, Goderich; two grand-
children; two sisters, Mrs. Geo=
rge (Agnes) Lawlor, Auburn,
and Mrs. Thomas (Gertrude)
Parks, Dungannon.
The funeral service was held
at the J, Keith Arthur funer-
al home with burial taking pl-
ace in Ball's cemetery.
Pallbearers were Robert Wal-
lace, Harold Vodden, Grant
Sperling, Reg Shultz, Harry
Beadle and Walter McFadden.
Rev. Ian McLagan of Blyth and
Rev, Cecil Dukelow of Victor-
ia Church, Goderich, were in
charge of the service.
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son ;and family,
.Narics SQ. Years
Guests on Sunday with Mrs,
Qeorge Hamilton were Mr. and
Lorne Wilson, ..B.reCefield;.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur gent-
Seaforthi 'Mr, and Mre,
Howard Goodfellow, Mr. Bor-
den .Goodfellow, Mrs. Vickers..
and daughter Miss Batty Vick-.
ere, all of Nobleton.
Tt was the occasion of Mrs.
Hamilton's .89th birthday and
her son, Mr. Thomas Hamilton,
Goderich,. was also present,
.Members. of the Auburn
Women's Institute enjoyed a
trip last week to .Ciallingweocl
where they visited the Georg-
ian China shop and went on to •
Midland to see the Shrine.
Visit Farm
Mr. Percy _ Youngblut took
seven members of his Sunday
school class on a, trip to his
200 acre farm near Perth, Ont-
ario on Snow Road.
The boys who enjoyed the
camping trip were: Allan Mc-
Dougall, Eldo Hildebrand, Karl
Tieehert Jr., Bill Lapp, Vaug-
han Toll, Ross Wilson, Robert
Willain, Mr, Karl Tiechert took
his car also and assisted Mr.
Youngblut with the boys,
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St. Mark's Guild
Hear Details Of
Anglican Congress
AUBURN—The August meet-
ing of the Anglican Guild of
St. Mark's Church was held at
the home of Mrs. Cecil Cart-
wright with a good attendance.
The hostess was in charge of
the meeting and opened with
Mrs. George Hamilton's birth-
day hymn, "Unto the Hills".
The scripture lesson and
prayers were also read by Mrs.
Cartwright. MrS. Fordyce
Clark spoke on the Congress
being held in Toronto which en-
lightened all on the purnose of
all the Bishops from all
the world meeting in Toronto
and London.
The study book was taken by
Mrs, John Daer, adding more
information on the World Con-
gress meeting. She read inter-
esting letters from Bishops
which they had written from
their homes before they left for
this great meeting.
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor pre-
sided at the piano and Mrs.
Cartwight thanked' all who had
taken part in the program and
the meeting was then taken by
the president, Mrs. George
Schneider.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were approved as read
by the secretary, Mrs. John
Daer and the treasurer, Mrs.
Gordon' R. Taylor gave the fin-
AUBURN—Benmiller United
Church was the scene of a pret-
ty wedding on Saturday, Aug-
ust 1.7, when Barbara Joan
Brindley, RR 5, Goderich, be-
came the bride of Robert Paul
Moss, Goderich.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brindley,
RR 5, Goderich and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Moss, Goderich.
The double - ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. Cecil
A. Dukelow and the organist
was Miss Chrystal SLTaughan,
who accompanied the soloist,
Miss Shirley Fowler, Goderich,
eousin. of the bride.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a full-
length gown of white embroid-
ancial statement. The roll call
was answered by each quoting
a Bible verse containing the
word "fruit". The travelling
apron received three cents for
each letter in the word "fruit".
Mrs. George Schneider closed
the, meeting with prayer. A
successful auction was held and
a dainty lunch was served by
Mrs. Cartwright assisted by
Mrs.' Fordyce Clark.
ered organza over bridal tar,
feta. The skirt was puffed at
the hipline and held in place
with tiny hand-made bows. The
top featured a tiny sabrina,
neckline and lilypoint sleeves.
Her four-tiered veil pouffee
was held in place by a regal
crown of seed pearls and Swiss
mohair.. She carried a cr, crescent
cascade bouquet of white car-
nations and gardenias.
The maid of honor, Miss
Ruth Brindley, London, sister
RECEPTION
and DANCE
for
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Porter
(nee Charlene Scotchmer)
Saturday, Aug. 24
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.neckline and short sleeves,. The.
pontrolted skirts had garlands
of rosettes falling at the sides.
and little bows at the .back._
Her headdress was rosettes of
the same material held in Pine
with.. stiff .matching veils.
The bridesmaids, Miss Linde
Brindley, BR 5, .Goderich, sis-
ter of the igloo, and Miss Mary
Brindley, RR 4, .0oderich, lousy
in of the bride, wore identical
styled apricot .W4 pepA gowns
to the maid Of 'honor and all
carried bouquets of white car-
nations and Johanna roses,
The little flower-girl, Miss •
Betty Brindiey, sister - of the
bride, wore .a. dress of white'
nylon lace with lace trimmed
peter pan collar and sculptured
skirt trimmed with self ruffles.
Her hat was a miniature rep-
lica of the bridesmaids, in white
and she carried a straw basket
of white carnations and Johan-
na roses.
The groomsman was James
Vint, .Goderich and the' ushers
were Fred Moss, Goderich ..and
Robert Brindley, RR 4, Gode-
rich.
For a reception which follow-
ed in the Benmiller Church par-
lor, the bride's mother receiv-
ed the_guests wearing a jacket
dress of mauve nylon aver taf-
feta with beige accessories and
a yellow rose corsage.
She . was assisted by the
groom's mother wearing a
morning glory blue brocaded
dress with white accessories
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didn't quite bring it off. You're
supposed to bawl like a baby
as the gallant Cyrano dies at
the end, and— the only emotion
I felt was impatience that he
took so long about it,
Sunday afternoon, we "took
in" a Schubert concert, feat-
uring pianist Rudolph Serkin.
He needed a shoeshine, but he
could really make the piano
sing. He even enjoyed it him-
self, so- much that he started,
at one point, to sing along
with Serkin, booming and hum-
ming away. I thought at first
that it wa's some clod like me
in the audience, carried away
by the tune.
I could tell the concert was
a great success, because a lot
of insurance salesmen and tou-
riats who had seen too many
movies stood up and cried
"Bravo!" at the end, something
I could not quite bring my
self to do should Queen Eliz-
abeth and President John Ken-
nedy do a surpassing soft-shoe
shuffle on stage.
AUBURN A pretty, quiet
wedding was solemnized on
Saturday, August 1.7, when
Bernadette Leddy of Lucknow
became the bride of John Wil-
liam Andrews. Rev, D. J. Lane
B,A., D,D officiated for the
double - ring ceremony which
took place at Clinton
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leddy,
Lucknow, and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Andrews, Auburn.
The bride looked lovely in a
white floor-length 'gown of silk
and nylon organza over taffeta
with lace panels extending
from waist to hemline. It
featured a square neckline and
long lily-poinlf sleeves, Her el-
bow length veil of silk illusion
was held in place, by a sequin
trimmed band and she carried
a bouquet of red roses.
Miss Lynn Cowan, friend of
the bride, Lucknow, was the
bridesmaid wearing a blue lace
over crystallete dress, match-
ing hat and gloves and car-
ried a bouquet of white 'mums
tinted with blue.
The best man was Ross An-
drews, brother of the grooni,
Auburn.
Following the ceremony a
reception followed in the Au-
burn Community. Memorial
Hall where the groom's moth-
er assisted the bridal party in
receiving the guests, wearing
a green linen sheath, white
hat and white accessories and
a white carnation corsage.
The hall was attractively
decorated with white and pink
streamers and white wedding
bells and the tables were adorn-
ed with florets of pink and
white gladioli. The head table
was adorned with a three-tiered
wedding cake flanked by light-
ed tapers in silver holders.
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