HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-09-25, Page 9Mr. and Mrs. George B. Elliott, married in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Mitchell, last Aug. 9, are living in Kitchener following a
wedding trip to northern Ontario. The bride, the former Sandra
Lynne Wilson, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moss Wilson of
Mitchell. The. bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Elliott of Clinton. — Photo by Wassmann.
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Twin silver candelabra, tall
silver standards of pink and
white gladioli, carnations and
white daisies enhanced St.
Andrew's United Church for the
ceremony which united in
marriage Dorenda Alene Stirton
and Paul John Schoenhals. Dr.
H. R. Lane officiated,
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stirton of
Moose Jaw and the groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Schoenhals of Saskatoon.
Given in marriage by her
parents, the bride chose an A-line,
sparkling Lagoda gown, with a
streamlined silhouette overlay
front panel and sweeping train
embossed with a chain of
Guipure lace with Venice lace
daisies and pearl trim. The high
Victorian neckline and
elbow-length sleeves were also
edged in Guipure lace. Her
floor-length French illusion veil
was held in place by a creation
of pink apple blossoms and pink
and white stephanotis. She
carried a bouquet of white
cattleya orchids, stephanotis and
ivy. Her only jewellery was a set
of pearl earrings, a gift from the
groom.
' Diane Stirton, sister of the
bride, of Saskatoon, attended as
maid of honor: Bridesmaids were
the bride's sisters, Cheryl and
Charlene, of Moose Jaw, and
Mrs. Gordon Barwell of Regina,
sister of the groom, Karen
Edwards of Regina was flower
girl and Jay Barwell of Regina
acted as ringbearer.
The groom was attended by
Mark Schoenhals of Saskatoon,
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Alan Lidingham and Barry
Mooney of Saskatoon and Terry
Kilburn of Regina were
groomsmen. Gordon Barwell and
Larry Newton ushered the
guests.
A reception followed' the
ceremony on the mezzanine.
floor of the Grant Hall Hotel.'
The Rev. Stan MacDonald of
Regina asked grace and Wendy
Boyle attended the register
which was signed by 150 guests,
The bride's table was centred by
a four-tiered wedding cake
topped with a miniature bride
and groom and a miniature
wedding party trimmed the
bottom layer. The cake was
banked in pink and white
carnations and white daisies and
flanked by silver candelabra
decorated with carnations.
Master of ceremonies was
Gordon Barwell, who read
telegrams of congratulations
from Saskatoon, Regina,
Vancouver, Toronto and
Clinton. Following a
honeymoon to Niagara,
Muskoka Lakes and other
Eastern points, the couple will
reside at 1139 Fourth Street
East, Saskatoon, The bride
received her R.N. and Bs.N, at
the University of :Saskatchewan
and will begin teaching nursing
at Saskatchewan Institute of
Applied Arts and Science in
Saskatoon in September, The
groom received his B.Ed. at the
University of Saskatchewan and
will resume his teaching duties in
the fall also.
Mr, and Mm Dan Glidclon,
proprietors of 'a store at
HolMeaVille for 43 years, Were
honored by 390 friends and
neighbors at a testimonial held
the Hohnesville School
alliditorinin in Goderich
Township last Saturday evening.
BOO Elliott was master Of
ceremonies. Mrs. Jean Lobb
Played a selection of waltzes to
take everyone's thoughts Welt
through the years. Bert Finley, a
'well-known violinist in years
gone by, played two selections
with his wife as accompanist.
Dora Heard very capably
whistled a few old and fareiliar
tunes.
Accordion selections were
played, by Cathy Potter and
Wilfred Jervis played "the
bones" with Verna Lobb
accompanying.
Reeve Everett McIlwain and
Coun. Gerry Ginn on behalf of
council and former reeves
expressed their regret about the.
TUckersm ith
Offers cash
:for Henson
.fire engine
Tuckersmith coucil, meeting
at Brucefield last week, agreed
to pay Hensall $7,000 towards
' the purchase of a new fire
engine. Coupled with the
decision is a stipulation that the
township be covered for fire
Protection from Oct. 15 at no
cost other than the actual hourly
rate earned by firemen on fire
calls.
Present agreement with
Hensall which provide for a
$500 annual retainer fee expires
At the end of September.
' At a recent meeting of the
councils of Hensall, Hay and
Tuckersmith, Hensell agreed to
tell the townships the amount
they needed as a retainer fee to
provide fire protection in the
townships. Subsequently this
amount was set at $1,500 with a
contract of not less than five
years.
Previously, Hensall had
agreed to accept $7,000 from
each township toward the cost
of a new fire engine which' was
to cost no less than $22,000 and
was going to charge an hourly
fee for firemen while fighting
fires and an upkeep cost of
321/2% on fire engine.
Councillor Ross Forrest
stated he favoured ownership as
opposed to a retainer fee. Reeve
Elgin Thompson indicated he
was of the same opinion as
council made its decision.
Gliddons' departure and qffered
their best wishes,
f n a Skit set in the Gliddons'
attire; Bob Elliott was cast
Danny and Marion Powell. as
1\14#1%. Gordon Stock, Ivan
COICIOgll, Mr, and Mrs. Rill
Bender, Millie and -Bill 140W.
Audrey Middleton, Jack
Tebbutt, Mildred Cullen, Danny
Wise, Ken Cook, Ken. Her441
Bob Norman, Mary Heard,
Randy Blake and $ally, Naomi,
gompary and Timmy Baird
helped to show some of the
IMMorou$ and frustrating things
which occurred in a typical day
at the store.
The guests of honour were
presented with a corsage and
boutonniere by Pat and Doug
Norman. •
Mr. Elliott recalled the many
jobs Dan held while he was
storekeeper -- station agent,
express agent, postmaster and
rural mail deliveryman. Many
recalled the stops made by Dan
with his truck aver the years,
"Perhaps the greatest
tribute," said Mr. Elliott, "is
that at the end of a long career I
have never heard anyone deny
they were honest people,
respected citizens and faithful
Members of the community.
"The new owners (Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Norman and Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Norman) will likely
be the first to agree that when
Dan and Maizie sold the store a
little piece of it left, a little piece
of Holmesville and a little piece
of the township also left with
them,"
Mrs, Harry Cudmore and Mrs.
Lloyd Bond read a farewell
address and presented the
Gliddons with a gift of money.
Dan and Maizie voiced their
thanks for the tribute and
invited their friends to visit them
in their new home in Clinton.'
Nine members and one visitor
et at the home of Alison Lobb
for the September meeting of
the S.S. No. 4 Community Club
last week. The president, Phyllis
Thompson, led the members in
prayer.
Edith Tebbutt read minutes
of the last meeting and Verna
Lobb read the financial report.
Roil call was answered by giving
"the highlight of your summer.'
Everyone agreed to donate one
or two items apiece for the
Clinton Public Hospital Women's
Auxiliary penny sale Sept. 27.
The October meeting will be
at the home of Millie Lobb on
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 1, at
one o'clock. A demonstration of
liquid embroidery will be held at
three o'clock.
Lunch was served by Edith
Tebbutt and Phyllis Thompson,
assisting the hostess.
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