HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-05-14, Page 2Lobb-Stevens Wedding
,Standards of white 'snap,
`'dragons,. •baby yPa,
low. roses ,decorated' St. ?aura
Ang'liean Church, 0linto.n„. for
file .wedding of Bruce ThOM46
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Rev. Ronald Wenham, LiTho
officiated at the double ring.
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Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Reginald
Stevens, Clinton, and RCAF
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of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn L,ohb,
RR -Oirttork,
Given in Marriage by her
father, the bride looked lovely
in a ,tr...q.4itigpal floor-length
gown of silk organza ,over taf-
feta, The snuggiy fitted bodice
fn bioned with a front bisection
of lace, featured -two dainty
,shoulder bows. A watteau train
bride for fibre occasion. by her
POOP and 44411 Mr, .4na
George li/dwfn ,Custard,, •.County
gnglend,
Mies Beryl Stevens, ipister of
the bride, ,Was maid of honour
and the bridesinailds- were Miss
Jeannette . sister of the
groom, anti Miss- Marie Lobb,
cousin of the grtiern. They were
identically gowned ' street,
length dresses sot primrose yet- low organza over "taffeta
:with shoes to Match 41)51 silk
organza :headdresses, -They car,
ried crescents of red roSeS,
Miss Anne Sproul was flower
girl and wore -white silk or..
ganza over taffeta with con-
Vesting YelloW SASh and. bow,
her headdress was a wedding
band of matching material and
she carried a posy of red roses
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Amalgamated THE CLINTON NEriNti-RECORD 1924
Published every Thursday at the
Heart of Huron County
Clinton, Ontario — Population 3,369
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A. L. COLQUHOUN, Publisher
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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
Est. 1865
6 O .•
44 L
Est. 1881
CC NR
Cherry Cream
Squares
(,Makes 9 -Peryinqs).
-g cups fine .graham
wafer crumbs
1 tablespeen brown §n/Or
g .cup 44ttPrr /POW
114 teaspoons qoatifiq ,
3 tablespoons water
0-oPnce package cream
.cheese
1 cup sifted !Ong sugar
1 •teas.pogn !men riPq.
-2 teaspoons lemon juice
14 Pint OA oPpS) whipping cream
(20-oz.) can "Canada
Choice" Cherry Pie
Filling
Coinhine. .crumbs, b r P. w A.
sugar and butter, :Press half
mixture in bottom of but, tered sq. peke pan,
4,r11141e gelatine Ayer Wateri •
tat stand 5 mins, to soften
anti dieSolve over hot water,
Poet, Cre4r4 .cheegei grad4,
ally' beat iin.lPing sugar, . 4pm,
on rind and juice,
gelatine into stiffly whippe4
PreaMl fold into cheese MP.O•
tore. Spread, .half geese
mixture over ernMbs in 94.4.e
pan, Carefully spread cherry
filling on top, Add remain-
ing cheese mixture and -
4prinic,IP with remaining
crumb Snixture. Chill and
serve cut in -squares.
This recipe preparekespecial-
ly for 'this series by Dairy
Foods Service Bureau.
RECIPE OF THE MONTH
By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute
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Sold Back To
Original Family
1VITPIWON—With the pur-
chaSe of the ResSell colP101.1
fa' r4 by Mr, 4iex PA M-4,
'V.,‘arnal. We isee 4n rold established.
farm, returning to a figsoptgl,
ant pg• tits original ,PWAPfr.
Alex's mother 14 the former
Dorothy RathWeli, ,datIghter of'
the late Penjumin AatimPli And
gra, ,14thwell. This farm. was.
owned ,originally by Benjamin's.
PareiltS, Mr, and Mrs, Sam
RethWea,
Bruce T. Lobb
and white stephanotis.
Capt. W. H. Bishop, FRCO,
Goderieh, played traditional
wedding music, among which
was a piece of his own composi-
tion. He also accompanied the.
choir of St: Paul's Church who
sang the Canticle "Jubilate
Deo" and the hymn "0 Perfect
Love".
Mr. Murray Webster Lobb
was beet man, and the guests
from as far away as England;
Ohio, U.S.A.; Hamilton., • Tor-
onto, 'Oshawa; -St. Thomhs Lori-!
don and Leaside were ushered
by Mr. Hugh Labia, brother of
the groom, and Mr. Stephen
Gnimstead, St. Thomas, -cousin
of the bride.
A reception was' held in the
Community Centre, RCAF Sta-
tion Centralia, The bride's
mother wore a delphinium blue
silk shantung dress and jacket
ensemble with white and pale
blue accessories with a corsage
of deep pink roses. She was
assisted in receiving 'the guests
by the groom's mother who
chose a biege brocade dress and
jacket with 'a o- hat of swathed
chiffon on fine straw. Her cor-
sage consisted of yellow roses.
For a wedding trip to Penn-
sylvania, U.S.A., the bride don-
ned a pink ensemble with white
patent -accessories. Her oorsa.ge
was a beautiful matching flow-
er pin, given 'to her by .her
grandmother visiting from the
U.K. for the occasion.
The bride is a graduate of
Durham Commercial. College,
Durham, England, and is em-
ployed by the Department of
National Defence at the School
of Instructional Technique,
RCAF Station Clinton. The
groom is a -graduate of Ryerson
Institute of Technology, Tor-
onto, ,and is an inspector with
the Huron County Health Unit,
God-erich,
The newly married couple
will reside in HolmesVille, RR
2, Clinton.
Honour Bride
Pallor to her marriage, Diane's
mother, Mrs. Thomas Reginald
Stevens, entertained -at a trous-
•seau tea . given in her honour
at her home, 220 Townsend
Street, Clinton.
A beautifOl . cut-Work cloth
covered the table and was
The Wotp.eit Auxiliary .of
;fumes' Chureh, motocm, met
Wednesday evening, May
the home of 'Mrs. Arnold Miller
with 31 members, 'two Visitors,
And 'the rector, the Rev. P,.
Harrisen, present,
The Treeklertt, Mrs, Ray Wisp •
opened -the meeting with a
missionary poeM "Be-
cadre YOI•1 •PrVecl". The scrip-
ture lesson was read by Mrs.,
lvllill and file mApp.os by Mks.,,'
Jobe .C41#g• • Mrs, Putot gave
the treestirer's 'report.
The president read the 'pro-
gramme .of tile Deanery of1-1u-
ran .Spring Sessions to be held
in Oorole on Wednesday, May
20, with the Bi's'hop of Huron.•
present.
According to customs, the
WA decided to extend an in,
Vita-tic:An to -the ladies of Trill-,
ity WA, Bayfield to -attend the
June meeting, which will be
held in .tho church. The lunch
committee for this occasion i's,
convener, Mrs. A. Miller and
Mrs, J. Grigg and Mrs. K. Mil-
ler,
Mrs, Miller read a letter of
thanks from the Diocesan sec-
retarV, Mrs. Porter,
The guest speaker for the
evening was Mrs. Doris Eatkin,
Clinton, and her subject, "Sp-
ring Finery".
"lVfillinery," stated Mrs. Bat-
kin, • "started out as a hobby
With me, -and as so Often bap-
tred with a floral decoration of
yellow and white 'mums, and
white candles:
The guests -were received by
the bride-eIect, her mother, and
the groom's -mother, Mrs. Mer-
vyn Loh)/ Showing the wedding
gifts was Miss Beryl. Stevens,
sister of the bride. The trous-
seau was shown by Miss Jean-
nette Lobb, sister of the :groom,
and Miss Marie Lobb, cousin
of -the groom, showed the show-
er gifts.
Pouring tea during the after-
noon and evening were Mrs.
Florence Custard, County Dur-
ham, England, grandmother of
the bride; Mrs.. Bert Lobb,
grandmother of the groom; Mrs.
Doug GrimStead, St. Thomas;
Mrs. Lorne Salzman, Mrs, Mor-
ley Counter and Mrs. Bob Drap-
er. Mrs, George Wench, Mrs,
"Red" Cooper and Mr's. John
MeHeridry assisted.
Showers
't-.FEriends feted the bride-elect
with several showers 'prior to
the wedding. A miscellaneous
shower was hosted by Mrs.
James .Sproul, RCAF Station
Clinton. A kitchen shower was
hosted by Mrs. Alvin Lobb,
Misses Jeannette and Marie
Lobb at the home of the former.
A delightful surprise was ex-
perienced by the bride after.
Sunday classes May 3, when
She was showered by fellow .
teachers and her own Sunday
Sdhool class at St, Paid's Ang-
lican Church. A presentation
was also made by the 'Chancel
Guild in the -form of a lovely
Cornflower cut 'crystal preserve
pot.
pens, it is now a blAsinCsS. With
many Ptisrete- customers, when
they -•d'esi're original models",
An Able and enthusiastic
eaker, Mrs. Tiatkin held heir
.atldience as she eXplained and
demon§tratpd 'the finer . poinU
of the many model hats Placed
on display. On display also was
a Wealth Of !Materials from
ieh a great variety gf styles
could be evolved. "Millinery is
a technique in itself", she slot,
ed, and "taste and imagination
are most 'important,". The latet
hat styles Camp from New
York, p,aptin had beau*
.ful hat flowers Mader in Japan,
,The base of her OPMPP:sir4.-
004 is a balsa ,head-block into
which, push pins help her whip
up the latest fashion concoc-
tions,
Mrs, Betkin is no "novice" at
The art of hat-making as she
is a gradaate of three extensive
millinery courses set up by the
department at the OAC,
Guelph.
Mrs. Don Middleton moved
an enthusiastic vote of :thanks
to Mrs. Batkin for her interest- •
ing and. instructienal demonst-
ration. Mrs. Batkin was given
her choice of plants before the
plant-sale which followed the
usual bounteous lunch, The
rector closed the meeting with
prayer,
o.
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Low Water At
Bayfield Harbour
BAYFIELD—The water level
in 'the Great Lakes has been
a topic of interest for some
months.
The largest fishing boats
which operate from Bayfield
are unable to berth in the har-
bour, and those remaining have
to enter close to the north pier,
then cross to the south side and
sd follow the deepest channel..
Capt. R. L. MaclVfillen states
that the problem is -worse when
an 'easterly wind blows. When
this happens the lake becomes
very Shallow in the vicinity of
the harbour entrance, and
larger craft must follow the
channel out by the river to
avoid the sand bars.
Although the water level in
the harbour is almost 3 feet
lower than normal, most small
pleasure draft should be able
to operate without difficulty.
This- Is important as Bayfleld
is 'attracting more craft every
year, being a picturesque anch-
orage, well protected from the
squalls w hi c h occasionally
sweep the lake with consider-
able force.
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fr,r4r..: and Mrs.
of ohantilly- lace fell gracefully
from the shoulders. A wedding
band 'overlaid, with lace and
pearls held in place her . four-
tiered silk illusion. veil and she
carried a white prayer bock
crested with red roses and
stephanotis. The prayer book.
was previonSly presented to the
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