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Wednesday Evening, Nov. 6
Beginning at 700 o'clock
In Town of Clinton and Adastral Park
All war veterans ar,e invited to participate in
Remembrance Day activities . not just Legion
members
THE CANADIAN LEGION'S POPPY TRUST FUND
IS THE ANSWER FOR THOUSANDS OF WAR
WIDOWS, ORPHANS AND DISABLED \./TeR-
ANS:
tTEWART PREEIVIAN, Ptesident
Clinton Legion, Branch 140
BOB BURKE, Chairman
Clinton Legion Poppy Committee
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wicker basket of yellow, and
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ah was. Ian W,
Riphardson of Toronto, and
guests. were .ushered by J, Brian
orirne, of Guelph, and Neil
'4ellitiatober, brothers of the
groom, and Bill Chisholm,
Lucknow,' nephew of the bride.
Following the wedding, a
reception and dance was held at
the liarbourlite Inn, Goderich,
The bride's mother received
the guests in a chartreuse green
Italian silk coat and dress.
enseMble with jewelled neckline.
She wore a feathered hat of
white, green and gold, and a.
corsage of whitetipped with
green sweetheart roses,
The groom's mother chose an
azurese blue• silk shantung gown
with jewelled neckline and bell
sleeves, matching hat and shoes,
and' a corsage of pink sweetheart
. For travelling, the bride wore
a dark green wool mini-skirted
snit; with black leather piping on
cuffs and Nehru collar, a •black
leather beret and handbag. The
young couple will reside in
London, where the groom is in
his final year of Honors business
administration at U.W.O.
OUt-of-town guests at the
wedding were from
..Amlierstburg, Toronto, Ottawa,
Burlington, . London, Montreal,
and Chicago.
Prior to the marriage, the
bride was entertained at showers
given for her by • Mrs. Judy
James, Mrs. Carol Alcock, Mrs.
Dorothy • Feagan, and Misses
Lorraine Talbot and Beverly
Brindley at their homes in
Goderich. Mrs. Chisholm also
entertained in honor of her
daughter at a Bridal Tea on
0 October 5. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Harris, Goderich, hosted
pre-nuptial party for the young
couple and Mr. 'and Mrs,
ellchamber entertained the
bridal party at their home in
l3ayfield, f011owing the wedding
'rehearsal on October 11.
Trinity branch meets
Trinity Branch of the
Anglican Church Women met at
the home of Mrs. Paul on
Thursday, October 17.
The meeting opened with the
singing of the Harvest Hymn
followed by prayer led by the
Rev. E. J. B. Harrison. The
Parable for Today Was read.
The treasurer reported that
there is a balance of $204,05,
The annual meeting will be
held November 21 at 11 a.m. at
the church followed by a pot
luck lunch.
It was voted that the balance
of the maintenance be paid, that
$10 be sent to World Missions
and $10 to the Primate's Relief
Fund and three pounds to Sister
Dorothy Dykes as a Christmas
present.
It was decided to order 75
calendars for 1969 to be sold at
65c each.
` The meeting closed with
prayer led by Rev. E, J. 131
Harrison.
A delightful tea was served by
Mrs. Paul.
Community . centre
Mrs. Phyllis Maloney, Mrs.
Elaine Brandon and Mrs.
Carolyn Snell have been made
"Managers of all Community
Centre activities" reports
Community Centre Board
chairman, Bob Snell.
On Thursday evening Board
members Bob Snell, Mert
Merner, Lloyd Makins and
secretary treasurer Charlie
Scotchmer met to deal with
routine business. Members
discussed progress of the
construction program and hope
to have the auditorium ready for
use by the end of the year. This
also entails installation of the
heating system. A financial
report given by Charlie
Scotchmer shows: Bank balance
1 / 6.8, $110.32; Proceeds
Tuesday Club Dances, $175.10;
Donations, "Individuals",
$8500; Rent, Rollarena
Committee, $530.00; Rent, Sale,
Carnival, Picnics, etc., $80.00;
Grant, Department of
Agriculture. $5,000.00; Receipts
January 1/68 — October 15/68,
'$5,980.42. Expenditures;
Hydro, $90.19; Audit, $25.00;
Accounts payable, $4,192.09;
Balance on hand October 15,
$1,673.14,
Total expenditures £o :date on
auditorium and dressing rooms,
$26,626.53; approximately
$8,000.00 still needed to
complete the project.
Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt was
hostess to the S.S. No. 4
Community Club for their
regular meeting October 1st. The
meeting was opened with the
members repeating the Creed
and the Lord's Prayer. Roll call
was answered with the
housekeeping task I like to do
the best and the least. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The
treasurer's report showed a nice
balance on hand.
The members decided to
donate $10 to the C,N.I.B. and
$10 to the Children's Aid
Society.
The November 'meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
pilisoNATA
Mr. 'Willard Sturgeon is
spending this week With his
daughter and family, Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Stewart of Ripley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Elliott'
returned last week from a.
ten-.day trip to Mliott Lake,
While away, they spent some,
time with the former's son 4410'
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Elliott
and children.
Mr. and Mrs.' Joe Beechie And
children of London were at their
cottage over the weelrehd.
Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Knight
of Toronto sperit Saturday
Wednesday at their village home.
Weekend guests at The
Albion Hotel were: Mrs. Charles
Nunn, Mrs. Charles .Simmons
• and children, Rebecca, Yvonne
and Charles Scott, all of Port
Dover, and Mr. and Mrs. N. 0,
Jowett, London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bezak of
Warren, Michigan, were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rayner
and their five sons, London,
spent the weekend with Mr.:. and
Mrs, Arnold Makinsn
Mr, George Cantrick and
sons, Birmingham, Michigan,
were at their cottage for the
weekend.
Spending the weekend at The
Little Inn were: Mrs. G. Welch
of Sarnia, Mrs. R. W. Booth,
Toronto, and Mrs. T. Sowres and
son Christopher of Grosse
Pointe, Michigan.
Mrs. John Pearson returned
home on Monday after spending
a month in Longeuil; near
Montreal, with her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Corriveau. •
Ladies guild party
The Ladies Guild of Trinity
Church held a very successful
euchre and bridge party in the
Parish Hall on Friday evening.
Euchre prizes going to : Ladies
high, Mrs. A. Finbumer; Ladies
low, Mrs. Walter Westlake;
Ladies lone hands, Mrs. S.
McClinchey. Also, Men's high,
Mr. Les Elliott;.:1V1*jow,
Orville McClirieheY;:-7 Men'S lone
hands, Mr. Fired Telford.
Bridge prizes were won by
Mrs. S. Graham and Mrn E.
Hovey.
Harry Oakes in the evening on
Wednesday, November 6. Roll
call will be an exchange of your
special preserves (recipe and
sample).
The meeting was clOsed with
the Mizpah Benediction. Mrs.
Jack Merrill read an article called
`Time' and Mrs. Lorne Tyndall
conducted several contests.
Lunch was served with Mrs. Jack
Merrill and Mrs Lorne Tyndall
assisting Mrs. Tebbutt,
* * *
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Klazinga on the birth
of a son, October 28, in the
Goderich Alexandra and Marine
Hospital
Dianne Elizabeth Chisholm,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benson
R. Chisholm of Goderich, and
Nigel George Bellehamber, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. G,
Bellchamber, Bayfield,
exchanged marriage vows in St.
Peter's Roman Catholic Church,
Goderich, on Saturday October
12.
Yellow and gold
chrysanthemums decorated the
church for the double-ring
ceremony performed by the
Reverend Ft. Moynahan.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown of
classic simplicity. Fashioned
from French cut chiffon velvet,
the' floor-length gown had a
modified A-line skirt, high
jewelled cowl neckline, and a
cathedral train falling in graceful
folds from the shoulders. A
Queen Anne matching velvet
crown held her four-tier silk
illusion veil. She carried a
cascade of yellow Gloria roses,
white stephanotis and. trailing
ivy,
Mr.. Ed. Stiles, Goderich, at
the organ, accompanied Mrs.
Avis Bisset ; also of Goderich, as
she sang "Now Thank We All
Our God"; "Ave Marie" and "0
God of Loveliness",.
The bridal attendants were;
Mrs. Judy James as matron of
honor, Miss BeVerly Brindley,
Miss Lorraine Talbot, all of
Goderich, and Miss Lynda
Chisholm of Lucknow, niece of
the bride.
Their . formal princess line
dresses were American Beauty
rose silk velvet, accented at the
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