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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-01-09, Page 2Exchcgnge Vows At RCAF Clinton Donald Yeo, brother of the br- ida and Robert Norman, broth- er of the groom. A reception followed in the Sunday Scheel rooms of the church, Mrs. Yea was dressed in a blue wool :dress, trimmed with black fur, black aceessor- ies tincl :a pink -carnation cors- age, Mrs. Norman chose a ',dress of aqua crepe, gold _accessories and Wore a pink carnation cor- sage. For travelling to Northern Ontario, the bride donned a blue double knit dress, topped with a brown tweed coat tr- immed with a fox collar -and beige accesseries. The young couple will reside in Heirnesville. Bride's Gifts Viewed By Many At Trousseau Tea Mrs. Jack Yea, Goderich TownShip, entertained at trousseau tea 'in honour of her daughter, Barbara, whose wed- ding to Douglas Norman took place December 28. Mrs. Wil- liam Norman and Barbara 'as- sisted Mrs, Yeo' in greeting the guests, The .house was tastefully decorated with the' Christmas motif. The lace-covered table Was centred with a poinsettia and flanked with silver candel- abra, Pouring tea were Mrs. Frank Ye'o, aunt of the bride and Mrs. Kenneth- Trevyartha, Mrs, De- war Norman, Mrs. Frank Nor- man and Mrs. Herb Hinz, aunts of the zroom. In -charge of the Vest book were Sandra Norman and Jan- ice Trewartha; showing the trousseau were Mrs. Bert -Oil-- ford, Miss Marilyn Yeo, Miss Shirley Norman and Mrs. Bar- ry Pipe, Waitresses were Miss Dawn Grigg, Mrs. Arnold Riley, and Mrs, David Beattie. Others assisting were Mrs. Edward Grigg, Mrs. Frank McCullough, Mrs, Ken Harris, Mrs. Carl Cox and Mrs. Glen Lockhart. Showers for Barbara were held at the homes of Mrs. David Beattie, Clinton and Mrs. Edward Grigg, Goderich ,Tewn- ship. (Photo by alynick) To Reside In London • Clinton Memorial Shop. T. pRypg and SON CLINTON EXETER — SEAFORTH Open Every Afternoon PHONE Hl 24712 At other times contact Representative—A. W. Steep—HU 2-6642 21t,fb lomsemmemenummeisi, Page, Thurs,JaAvary 9, 1,904 Why not make this a JANUARY CLEARANCE SAL All DRESS COATS "Plain and Fur Trimmed OFF CAR COATS SKI JACKETS 'I' Double Knit Suits Classified Ads Bring Quick Results RECEPTION FOR Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelly (nee Marie Riley) Saturday, Jan, 11 . Lonclesboro Hall DANOINO 9 TO 12 IAN WILEEEaS ORCHESTRA LUNCH AT THE HALL Everyone Welcome 2p PETER'S Meat Limited Supply TURKEYSIInt HAMBURG HEADCHEESE SAUSAGE BACON ENDS Help Wanted'Mole YOUNO MAW TO WORIt, Meat market Store, full time employment: Prefer age 16-18 years, Apply Ilk person 'to Peter's Meat Market, Clinton, &IL } 3 lbs. for 51.00 Just because 1964 has a February 29 in it, there's no reason to go leaping into anything. Certainly not into the financing of important purchases like a car, a ,major household appliance or a TV. Before buying something you hope to enjoy throughout the whole bright new year, take a good look at the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan, You'll find that a low-cost, life-insured loan under this modern plan is just the thing to cover a// your family's credit needs. BANK OF MONTREAL Fa q inane Ian LOW-COSTAILIFE- INSURED LOANS 11.A\ic 10 3 4101100 CANADIANS Low ihit al* Prices!! cfFashion Prints/Stripes/Pastels/Fitted Sheetsk It's here at last...that wonderful time of the year when Tex-Made sheets go on sale. All over Canada, the fine stores that sell Tex-Made sheets invite you to come in and maize your selection from the largest, most colourful collection avail- able. There are white sheets and fitted sheets—six enchanting pastel sheets,. five dashing striped sheets...elegant sheets all covered with roses and happy sheets strewn with bright sunny daisies. Sheets of every description and because they're Tex-Made you get More value all year round, because they're woven of mere finely spun cotton, with more threads per inch and more inches per length. Join the big celebration...btty Teit-Mada. gow and )3avat THE MOST` FAS'HioNADM BEDS IN CANADA WEAR Shasta Daisios...Tox-Mada's newest sheet creation. Horres the freshest look in fashion-now Shasta Daisy print shoots. les the evening dross of the yoar, and like all Tox•Made shoots ...right nowy they're soiling at a now low white sale prick 'inter 'Weddings Prove ,Pcspuhir Candlelight Provides Lovely .Setting for ilormmtleo Iffed.ding Ceremony Many other Sale Item as stock taking Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erlandsen floor-length gown of Chantilly lace and sheer, traditionally styled, with sheath sleeves, slightly scoop neckline and basque bodice, outlining a full- flowing skirt. Her shoulder-length veil of hand-embroidered French il- lusion was held -by a 'tiara of seed pearls and sequins, and she carried a white Bible, crested with red carnations. The maid of honour, 'Miss Janet Smith, and other 'brides- maids, Misses Joanne Cudmore and Brenda Kingswell, were gowned alike in scarlet velvet, fashioned with Short controlled skirt, flat cummerbund, elbow sleeves and scoop neckline. They carried white velvet muffs,. adorned with live holly, and they wore white velvet pill The marriage of Lorraine Carol Spano and David Glen Carrie was solemnized on Sat- urday, January. 4 at the RCAF Protestant Chapel, Clinton, with the Rev. O. S. Swaren, padre of the chapel, conduct- ing. The bride is 'the eldest daugh- ter of Squadron Leader and Mrs. J. A. Spano, Ottawa and. RCAF Clinton, while the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Maynard F. Corrie, ton. Baskets of white 'mums and candles were in beautiful con- trast 'to the red tapestries of the church for the service. Or- ganist was Miss Carol Pepper. Given in marriage by her father, the bride Chose an Itali- an knit champagne wool suit. Her hat was a circlet of red satin with velvet flowers and red shoes ,and a corsage of red roses completed the ensemble. QUILTED HOUSECOATS y Ladies SKIRTS v Exquisite Form BRASSIERES Wo 1 Yard Goods A selection of Plains and Tweeds Ali 1.00 off each yd. Rayons, Crepes and Cottons A selection of dress fabrics Values to $2,10 yd. SPECIAL. . Only SIAM yd. The maid of honour, Miss Joy Garnett, Downsview, wore a red faille suit with matching petal hat and corsage of White carnations. Keith Allen, Londesboro, was groomsman and the guests were ushered by Wayne Grigg, Clinton. A reception followed in the home of the bride's parents, 18 Victoria Blvd., Adastral Park. Mrs. Spano, wearing a tur- quoise flowered silk dress and matching hat, received the guests. She Was assisted by the groom's mother, who chose a peacock blue silk dress with a hat of the same shade. Out of town guests were pre- sent from Downsview, London, Listowel, Toronto and Cent- ralia. After the reception, the young couple left on a short wedding 'trip. Upon their re- turn they will reside, in Clin- ton. A candlelight ceremony in Hohnesville 'United Church un,.. ited in marriage Barbara FUz abeth Yeo and Douglas Ken- nett?. Norman on December Rev, Clifford Park officiated at the double ring _ceremony, The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. jack Yee, RR t, Goderich, and the groom's par- ents are Mr, "and Mrs. 'William Norman, RR 3, Clinton, The bride chose a full-length gown of imported Italian pure silk brocade. The dress was slim sheath with a sabrina neckline and long lily point sleeves. A regal cathedral train of silk-faced peau de soie band- ed with Italian brocade swept into s'o'ftly ample folds. The eustomemade head piece was an open-crowned of peau de sole and held in place a finger-tip veil of Fr- ench She carried white Bible crested with sweet- heait roses and streamers. Mrs. Bert Clifford, Toronto, was her sister's matron of hon.- - Bridesmaids were Miss Marilyn Yeo, sister of the br- ide and -Miss Shirley Norman, sister of the grooni. They were gowned alike in street-length ensembles of red, elegant peau de sole, featuring bolero jackets and bell-shaped skirts and matching shoes. Their 'head-pieces were White fur pill-boxes and they carried white fur mats adorned with a red carnation corsage. Flower girl, Teresa Pipe, London,' was dressed hi a red peau de soie frock 'featuring a matching cummerbund and ac- cessories similar 'to that of 'the other attendants. Bert Clifford, Toronto, acted as .groomsman and ushers were Carr-Hugill A quiet wedding 'took place at Trinity United Church, Kit- chener, Saturday, December 28 at 2 o'clock when Iona Melissa, daughter of 'the late Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Hugill, Seaforth, and Reginald William Carr, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Carr, St. Marys, exchanged vows. The Rev. O. P. Hassle offici- ated. The attendents were Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Horner, Kitchener. The couple will reside :at Seaforth. Tall lighted tapers and stand- ards of white 'mums and red carnations was the setting in Wesley-Willis United Church, December 21, at 12 o'clock noon, for the double-ring cere- mony of Lynne Marie Shipley, Clinton, and Harold E. Eriand- sen, Vancouver. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Clinton, and the groom 'is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Er1'andsen, Vancouver, B:C. The Rev. C. G. Park officiat- ed. The soloist, Mrs. Donald And- rews, Clinton, sang the Wed- ding Prayer, the Lord's Pray- er, and I'll Walk Beside You, accompanied on 'the organ by Charles Merrill, Alt 1 Clinton. The bride, given in marriage by her step-father, chose a Wedding vows were exchang- ed on December 28 Edna Jean McCowan and James Kenneth McMartin, Ldndon, in Ontario Street United Church chapel, Clinton, Rev, Grant Mills of- ficiating. The 'bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr-Cowan, Clinton, and the groom Is the. son of Mr. and Mrs. K. P'. Mc- Martin, London. The bride phase a street- length gown of white peau de sole -with a fitted, sleeveless bodice and an elbow length jacket , of embossed lace, but- toned at 'the back. A band of poie de some held her veil of silk illusion and she carried a bouquet of red roses and stephanotis. Maid of honour was Miss Ann McCowan, sister of the bride. She wore a medium blue street-length dress. - with sheath skirt and overskirt and carried a 'bouquet of white baby 'mums. Harold Pym, Londen, was groomsman and ushers were Frank McCowan, brother of the bride and Craig Cox, both of Clinton. For travelling, the bride changed to -a grey double-knit dress with royal blue and black accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The couple will reside in London. LADIES' WEAR and DRYGOODS Come in often to All DRESSES v SWEATERS Pullovers & Cardigans V BLOUSES 'aite & Patterned V WINTER GLOVES 1/2 Price Handbags A selection of Leather and Plastic A Real Special 1/2 Price Cotton Prints Values to 69c yd. Speciai-47c yd. s wilt be put out continuos box headpieces with veil. Robert Dale, Clinton, was groomsman, -and the ushers were Elwin Kingswell and Jim Livermore, both of Clinton. The guests were- welcomed by Mr. and Mrs: Don Kerr, RCAF Sta- tion Clinton. At the wedding reception, which was held in the recrea- tion room of Wesley-Willis Church, the 'bride's mother re- ceived -in a street-length jacket dress of mandrin blue brocade with black accessories, and wearing a corsage of white carnations. The dinner was prepared by Unit 3 of the UCW under the convenership of Mrs. Jean Sinclair, and served by six friends of the bride. For a short honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls, the bride donned a street-length shrimp brocade jacket dress with fur trim and black accessories, The bride is a graduate of DHSS and was employed as re- ceptionist for Jack Hood's School Supplies, Stratford. The groom is employed with Do- minion Rubber, Kitchener. To Live in Clint n Gertie Postma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Posima, RR 4 Clinton, and Ron Lockwood, , son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lockwood, Clinton, were united in marriage by Rev. Clifford Park in a New Year's Eve ceremony. 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