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On Tuesday evening, Novem-.
be 10, several thernberseof the
Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ch-
urch essernbled at the Manse
for their November meeting.
The meeting opened with the
singing.. of a hymn. -Mrs. Al-
lan Graham 'then read a Psalm
and Miss Lorene" Langford led
in prayer. In observance of
Remembrance Day,' Mrs, Frank
Mach read a short poem, en-
titled "Why Wear a Poppy"
and roll call was answered by
a Remembrance Day verse,
A sum of money was voted
to assist the CGIT group with
their work and Mrs. James
Edward's and Mrs. Leroy Oesch
were appointed as represent-
atives to the CGIT
Final plans for the tea and
bazaar at the church on Sat-
urday, November 14th from 3-5
p.m. were made.
Plans for catering to a Mas-
onic 'banquet on December 1st
were discussed. The Christmas
meeting will be in the form of
a pot-luck 'supper at the church
on Wednesday, December 9 at
6:30 p.m.
Ohnistreas gifts will be ex-
changed and each member is
asked to bring a Christmas
ornament or decoration for the
tree.
A Striking committee was.
Page 8-Clinton News-Record-Thurs., Nov. 12, 1964
Madeleine Lane Auxiliary Holds
November Meeting At Manse.
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chosen to draw up a new slate
of 'officers for 1965 by the,. De-
cember meeting. The 'ladies
were then entertained by a
speaker Mrs. A. H. JeWson, Who
spent 31/2 years shortly after
her marriage in Ethiopia, Na-
tive Ethiopian dress; currency
and hand carved articles were
displayed by Mrs. Jewson,
After the singing of "0 Can-
ada," lunch was served by the
hostess, Mrs, R. U. MacLean,
assisted by Mrs. Walter New-
combe, Mrs. Ken Willis arid
Mrs: Albert Craig.
PORTER'S HILL HILL
MRS. DONALD HARRIS
'The executive of the Grace
Church Sunday School met on
Wednesday evening. last art the
home of Mrs. Donald. Harris,
The superintendent, Mrs Mary
Manning took charge of the.
meeting which,opened with the
Lord's Prayer repeated in uni-
son.
Mrs. Manning gave a short
reading, "White Gift Legend".
The secretary's report was
given by ,.Mrs. Chester Sturdy
and Mrs. George Mathers gave
the finandial report.
It was decided' to hold White
Gift Service the first, Sunday
in December and have it a com-
bined service. Christmas. and
New Year's Sundays the 'ser-
vice will also be combined.
S'aturd'ay afternoon, Dec. 12
was 'the date set for the Christ-
mas party.
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Sodal Notes
News Editor: Anne Aileron - Phone HU 2-7349
Recent Londesboro Church Wedding
Unites Brenda and Malcolm Brooks
(Photo by Harvey McDowell)
Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm George Brooks
Brenda Joyce Kennedy of Londesboro became
the bride of Malcolm George Brooks of Blyth on
Saturday, October 24th, at 4 o'clock, in Londesboro
United Church.
Miss Toni Duizer of Clinton
was maid of honour, She
wore a gown of green peen de
sole, styled in a similar fash-
ion to that worn by the bride:
She carried a bouquet of yellow
and rose 'mums.
Miss Gerrie Duizer of Lon-
desboro was bridesmaid, She
wore a princess-styled gown of
antique gold peau de soie. Her
bouquet was of bronze and rust
'mums, The junior birdesmaids,
Sharee Kennedy, sister of the
bride, and Shirley Brooks, sis-
ter of the groom, wore prin-
cess-styled gowns of spice peau
de sole. They, Carried bouquets
of salmon •and gold baby 'mains.
Lorie Kennedy of Seaforth Was
the flower girl. She wore •a
gown of antique gold peau de
sole. She carried a nosegay of
yellow and rust baby 'mums.
Groomsman was Robert Fea-
sey Of Adelaide Village. Wayne
and Bradley Kennedy, brothers
of the groom, and Grant
Brooks, brother at 'the bride,
were ushers.
A reception was held in the
Londesbqro Hail, which was
decorated with pink and white
streamers and a bride and
groom bell,
The brides mother chose a
moSS green silk brocade dress,
to receive her gireets. Her
corsage Was Of Talisman roses,
The groom's mother assisted
wearing a gold wool Suit with
a corsage of TalisMan 'roses.
The bride changed to a mess
green dress with a boucle Wait
trimmed with 'brown fur for a
wedding trip to ,Sault Ste. Mar-
le, Euffalo and .other points.
All the bridal elothet and the
bride's going away outrit wete
styled and Made by Mrs. Ro-
bert Burns of Lonclesboeo.
Guests attended the wedding
trot 0Mtvilier satrila, London,
Tharriesfotd, Mount BrydgeS)
Forest, KetWoecl, •Atm Craig,
liderten, StrathreYr Adelaide
Village; Stratford, Clinton,
Wioghera, Ohetley, myth and
toride.§boto.
The Protestant Chapel Guild
held their monthly meeting on
November 9 at the Chapel An-
nex.. The program for 'the even-
ing was in the charge of Mrs.
H. Greenaway's group With
Mrs. M. Marshall. and Mrs. S.
Hacoek looking after the tkolk
on the life of Dr. Edith Brown
of the: Canadian Medical Hospi-
tal in Ludhiana, India.
Mrs. Pat Renaud reminded
the members to bring their
white elephants for the, big baz-
aer of next Saturday, Novem-
ber 14. The rest of the even-
ing was a work bee on the
children's Christmas crackers.
Mrs. Robert Petersen wishes
to express the thanks of the
Catholic Women's League to all
who helped with the used toy
drive of November 9. The res-
ponse was most gratifying and
the residents of the 'Park are
to be praised for their gener-
osity. iVlany thanks to the Girl
Guides who did the collection
at the houses. and also-to the
Guide Leaders for their help,
Sergeant and Mrs...., David
MacDonald- and • their .family -
have moved -tb RCA • -Station
Gintli, Manitoba.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 'Perkins
have .flown back to London,
England after visiting their
daughter and isonein-law, WO2
and Mrs. H. Sewell:
Sergeant and Mrs, J. K. Rob-
ertson and their children are
now. living 'in Ranrore, Ont. -
The Catholic Women's Lea-
gue will hold. its general Meet-
ing on Wednesday, November
18 at 8:00 p.m. at the Adastral
Park Community Centre. The
guest speaker will be Dr. Lion-
el B. Boxall. Members of the
Women's Auxiliary and the
Protestant Chapel Guild are
invited.
French Lessons
-A meeting was. held on No-
vember 4 at the. Comm-Unity
Centre with. the purpose of
bringing together personnel
and residents of the area to
converse in the French lan-
guage.
Flying Officer Jean :Ricard
was chaieman and a commit-
tee of men and women was ap-
pointed to plan future meet-
ings. This club is • solely rec-
reational and has no political
affiliations .whaitever.
Membership is open to mar-
ried couples who possess a
knowledge of French no matter
What their racial origin. This
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The bride is the daughter of
Mr. end Mrs, Chris Kennedy
of Londesboro and 'the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win Brooks of Adelaide Village.
The church was decorated
with standards of bronze and
yellow 'mums and. candelabra
for the service at which Rev.
W. McCarson officiated. The
organist was Miss Anne Fair-
service of Toronto and the sole-
ist was Mrs. Carman Moon of
Londesboro.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a prin-
cess-styled white . silk lurex
floor-length gown with a neck-
line train held by a silk bow.
Her 'shoulder-length veil of
silk organza was held in place
by a pearl encrusted crown.
She carried a white Bible with
satin . streamers, e., gift of the
groom,