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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1967-09-21, Page 10* i’ CUahN* Newfrftecerd, Tbwdty, 11, 1M7 Brucefield couple wed 50 years St. Cuthbert’s Church in Gateshead, England, was thfe scene 50 years ago for the yeti ding of Mr..and Mr?. George Wilson. Sr, The pair came to Canada seven years later with their two sous, Gfeprge and Adam, and took up residence in the Brucefield area where they have lived ever since, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sr. were celebratingwith their fam ily., at the Clinton Hotel last Friday, September 15, Attending ago were their spns and daughters- in-law, Mr, and Mrs. George Wilson Jr., Varna, and Mr. and Mrs, Adam Wilsin, Bruce field, and their three grand, children. To mark their Golden Wed ding Anniversary, the couple had received messages from Prime Minister Lester P ear son. and local member parli ament Robert E, McKinley, us well as ITlends and neighbors, Silver anniversary for Blyth couple ‘ .. ........ ' ........ ........... . ...................'■ . f> • ’.............. • ■■ ; i Squadron Leader B. Clark congratulates his son, Officer Cadet G. B, Clark who was one of 120 officer cadets graduating from v the initial summer training program for Technical Branch officers conducted at the Officer Training Branch, Radar and Communications School, CFB Clinton. S/L Clark, the technical services officer for aeronautical engineering at Training Command Headquarters, Winnipeg, attended the graduation ceremonies held - at CFB Clinton, JW rally at centre three days next week Harl McNally, Clinton minis ter for Jehovah’s Witnesses, has announced final plans for an assembly of the Witnesses at the new Clinton Community Centre on September 29, 30, and October 1. The newly completed centre will be used to present a pro gram to more than 500.dele gates from 15 other communi ties in this area. The assembly theme, “Walk-, ing Orderly by Spirit,” will direct attention of the delegates to many personal aspects of a • Christian’s behavior that can be guided by the force of Jeh ovah’s Spirit. The assembly will be a fam ily affair, attended by all ages, and will provide direction and encouragement in the public ministry practiced by the Wit nesses, Each Witness regards himself as a minister with the obligation of the commission that directs them to evangelize or spread the knowledge and the advantage of the Christian Way of life to all he can contact. This has resulted in their dis tinctive door-to-door ministry. The three day program of 18 different speakers will use panel discussions, demonstra tion, lectures etc, to commun icate to the audience their as signed topics. A family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Aaron . Fisher, Benmiller, on 3 eptember 12/or Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Noble, Blyth, on the oc casion of their 25th wedding anniversary, The dining ropm was taste fully decorated in pink and white. The table was covered Historians review pioneer century The first autumn meeting of the Huron County Historical Society was held at Wesley- Willis United Church, Clinton on Thursday evening, Sept ember 14, with an attendance of about sixty. With a lace tablecloth and cen tred with a wedding cake, flan ked by pink and. white candles in silver holders, and bowls of sweet peas.and asters. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs, Aaron Fisher, Mrs. Jim Fisher and Mrs. George Noble of’Brussels, A gift from the family was presented by Kenneth Noble of Brussels. An’ enjoyable evening was spent by all. Mr. Noble is a brother of Mrs. Aaron Fisher. TO WORK FOR YOU Photo by Art' Studio MARZANO - CALDWELL The Church of Immaculate Conception, Toronto, was the setting recently for the double ring ceremony when Nancy Isa bel Caldwell exchanged wedding vows with Joseph Marzano, Father Irwin Peedmont offi ciated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Cald well of Londesboro and the groom’s parents are M.\. and MARZANO CAWMU Mrs. C, Marzano of Roseto, Italy. , The bride, given marriage by her father, wore a floor- length gown of crushed ^ilk crepe. The bodice was high lighted by a scoop neckline, elbow-length peeves, trimmed with crystal droplets, an em pire waist and a graceful chapel train falling from the shoulders. To complete her bridal outfit the bride wore a four-tier shoul der-length French silk illusion veil which cascaded from a, small wedding ring band of crushed silk crepe trimmed with crystal droplets. She car ried a bouquet of white par- nations and a white orchid. Attending her as matron of honor was Mrs. Urbano Di San to, of Downsview, sifter of the groom. She wore a floor-length gown of turquoise georgette over . powder blue taffeta fa shioned on the same lines as the bride’s gown, and a match, ing headpiecp consisting of ro. ses of turquoise georgette. She carried a crescent bouquet of white and aqua.carnations, Bridesmaids were Miss Wen dy Caldwell, of Londesboro, sister of the bride, and Miss Muriel Speicher, of, Graven- hurst. They wore identical floor-length gowns of powder blue georgette over turquoise taffeta with headdresses and bouquets similar to the matron of honor. Candace Pattara, niece of the groom, was flower glrJ^i bearer was Cory DlMarc< phew of Jthe groom. - The groomsman was Ur pi Santo of Downsview an ushers were Alan Cald Londesboro, brother, of bride, and Mario Di Marc Downsview. At the reception folio the ceremony, the bridal p Was assisted in receiving guests by the bride’s pars The bride’s mother chos beige silk-linen ‘dress, slu feather hat, brown accessp and a yellow rope corp An evening reception dance was attended by it friends and relatives; from I desboro, Clinton. Cooksv: Buffalo, Goderich, Waterloo Toronto. For travelling the bride ch a turquoise lace andlinendr with a matching sleeveless c white and black tipped feat hat, white accessories and white orchid corsage. I The couple is now resia at 30 Candlewood * Cresce Downsview.. PRE-NUPTIAL EVENTS Prior to her wedding bride was honoured at a sh er giveh her by friends fi Cooksville where she had tat for three years, Her aunt, M John Robinson of Varna, a honoured her with a shower many neighbours and trie attended a shower held by W Allen Sheddick, Londesboro, President J. W. McLaren, Benmiller, called on Bert Gib- bings to introduce the guest speaker, Rev. Harold Snell of London. NEW HOURS OF SALE BREWERS RETAIL NOW CLOSES EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FROM 1 P.M. to 2:30 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY and SATURDAY OPEN TO 9 P.M. FRIDAYS ¥Brewers Retail Operated by Brewers Warehousing Co. Ltd,. The Snell family was one of the pioneer families of Huron County and the worthy member had many stories of the early days in this area. Rev-. Snell is also a descen dant of Col. Anthony Van Egmond and told of the CoU onel’s part, along with that of the Canada Company, the Dunlop’s, Sir John Galt and others in bringing in settlers and building roads. Col. Van Egmond had teams on the roads, which he had helped to build, constantly transporting settlers mostly from the Canada Com- pany, across country to their lots. On July 17, 1963 a National Historic Plague was unveiled at Egmondville and Rev. Harold Snell, the great, great grand son, led in prayer at that cer emony. Tribute was also paid to the work of other pioneers, Jonas Gibbings,. the Vanderburgh Bro- thers, William Rattenbury,Ric hard Twaites, Malcalm McTag- gart, Col. Rance' and Henry Ransford. ' It was a fascinating talk and those present felt that they had learned many items of history of this part of Huron County. Miller Adams of Huronview, an oldtime fiddler who is over 90 years of age, favored with several musical numbers. Jane Parker RAISIN PIE SAIL LIQUID ANN PAGE «*v**xz*» NOW AVAILABLE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR WHITE BEANS For Fast Service and Quality Grain . . Contact - X HENSALL PHONE 262-2527 . G BARLEY that will make seed ... HERTA, KEYSTONE and YORK. —OATS that will make seed ... GARRY, RODNEY and RUSSELL OATS. PLEASE BRING A SAMPLE OF THE OATS OR BARLEY WITH YOU. Seed Wheat Contracts TALBOT or GENESSEE * . ♦ Whichever You Prefer WANTED ATTENTION FARMERS DETERGENT FEATURE'PRICE! KETCHUP Reg. Price btl. 55c —- SAVE 6c J Fresh Produce Buys! 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