HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1967-09-28, Page 6Clinton News-Record, Thwr»c(ay, September 28,
Legion ablaze with color Wedding
hens’All «. The regular
meeting of Kippen East WT was
held in the Legion Hall, Hen.
sail Wednesday, September 20
With Mrs. Ken McKay and Mrs.
Ale# McGregor as hostesses.
President Mrs, Grant MacLean
read a poem on the theme
“Flowers” and the Legion Hall
was ablaze with color as the
ladies competed in a floral
competition, Miss Carroll
Home Economist of Clinton and
Mrs, Adam Hiltz Of Kippen
Judged the displays, Mrs, Grant
MacLean was the winner “Walk
in the Country.” Mrs. Alex
McGregors “Churph Basket”
wo « TypcF
Mrs.’william J.F. Bell’s
treasures from “Grandma’s
House” in antique container and
Mrs. Robert BelPs arrange,
ment in a teapot got the judged
nod of approval,
The meeting opened with the
Ode and Mary Stewart Collect,
secretary Mrs. James Drum,
mond and approved. The ladies
demonstrated a good exercise
to answer the roll call,
Mrs. Grant McLean showed
beautiful slides of the Butchart
Garden in Victoria B.C, Mrs.
Douglas McGregor gave an ex.
ceptional account of Nova
Scotia’s History. Mrs, Ross
Broadfoot read “Be A Friend”
by Edgar Guest. Mrs, Cecil
Pullman commented on the mot.
to, “There’s a Weal th of Beauty
in a Packet of Seeds'.”
Report from Historical Re.
search was given, by Mrs. W,
Gibson; Citizenship and Educa.
tion Mrs. John McGregor; Home
Economics and Health, Mrs. W.
Kyle; Argiculture and Canadian
Industries, Mrs. Joyce Cooper;
Treasurer’s report, Mrs. Vern
Alderdice.
• Business of the meeting in
cluded acceptance of an invita
tion to Seaforth to a dessert
Euchre? October 10. Appoint
ment of Mrs. Harry Caldwell
and Mrs. John Sinclair to the
Training School, in Clinton on
October 17, 18. Appointment of
Mrs. W, Bell to Huron County \
Rally in Crediton, October 2.
Voted twenty-five dollars to the
Sunshine convener Mrs, W,
Kyle.
Mr,??. Ale# McGregor thanked
Miss Carroll and Mrs. Vern
Alderdice gave courtesy, re.
marks, Lunch was served by
the hostesses and the committee
of Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. Char,
les Eyre, Mrs. Vern Alderdice
and Mrs. John Sinclair,
Sleeping beauties
The second" meeting was held
at the Region Hall, Hensall,
which opened with the 4-H pledge. The roll cail/’The color
I am using in my bedroom?’
was answered by 13 girls. Min.
• utes were read by Patsy Par
ker, and Marianne Roberts was
nominated secretary for the
next meeting.
Barb. Gemmel was nominated
press reporter. They decided
to have orange covers for their
record books. Diane McKay,
Marilyn Durst, and Aim Klein
Haar were elected to plan the
exhibits for Achievement Day
and Donna Whitehouse to com.
mentate. Club leaders showed
them how to make a mitred
corner and Italian Hemstitch
ing. Next meeting is to be held
at the Legion Hall, Hensail.
Personal
Miss Ann Mickle left last
Friday for London where she
will enter her second year at
the University of Western On
tario, She spent the last two
weeks holidaying with her par-
ents.Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
BADMINTON 3
KEEP FIT AND ENJOY DOING IT
FOR
CUNTON AND DISTRICT
AS PART OF AN
ADULT RECREATIONAL PROGRAM
CHSS
Mr s. Ross McNlchol is a pat
ient In Clinton Public Hospital.
Fall deanery
Goderich Oct. 4
The Anglican Church Women
of St. Faults.Hensall9resumed
meeting last Wednesday at the .
home pf Mrs. John Henderson.
In the absence pf the presi
dent,Mrs. Tpm Lavender, Mrs.
H. A. Seegmiller presided over
the meeting.
All members were urged to
attend the Fall Deanery meet
ing to be held in st. George’s
Church, Goderich, on Wednes-
day, October 4.
HENDERSON ® JACKSON
Miss Dorothy Helen Jackson,
RN, daughter of MT, and Mrs.
Stgnl^y Jackson, R.lt 2 Kippen,
became the bride of Beverly
James Henderson of Burlington,
son of Mr. and Arthur
Henderson, R.R. 5, Seaforth.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Douglas Steven in Eg.
mondyille Unitpd Church 3 last
Saturday at 4 p.m.
Yellow and bronze mums de»
corated the church.
Mrs. Arnold Scott ofSeaforth
played the wedding music and
accompanied the soloist, Clyde
BRUCEFIELD NEWS
BRVCE FIELD William Mo-
Jaiosh is a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital,
’f'
Mrs. Victor Hm’^reaves and
Mrs. Ted Falkner spent the
weekeml with Mrs. Falkner’s ■
rMfithes in- Peterborough.*
’ * ¥ t
Miss Hose Mary MeDonaJi: 1
was the recipient of mara lovely
gifts at a shower held nt the
horn*.' of Mrs. Ken Scott, Bruce»
fir-l.l
y. •
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hender
son .ii'o nsiti-iiv relatives ••.ni
friends in Wesiei'n \’.u>aoa.
W$»PlteI(Whers the bride ip a
present" on the nursing staff
The bride’s mother enter-
tained at a trousseau tea in hei
daughter’s honor on September
16, With MJss Dorpthy Reinke
of Hamilton pouring tea jp ths
afternoon and Mrs. Dyke Wheat-
ly of Dublin in the evening,
Serving in the afternoon anc
evening were Mrs, Robert
Reith, Kitchener and Miss
Linda Ball, Goderich,
The couple will reside in
JHamllfqn. •
PRE NUPTIAL EVENTS
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was entertained at a mis.
celJaneoys show^n in theftas^
ment of Egmondyllle church and
given by the UCW and also
by Concession 9, Tuckersmith.
A surprise shower was held
In late August by the staff of
Ward 27 of Hamilton General
Nicholson pf Courtright, who
sang “The Wedding VmayeV*,
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a floor
length empire- style gown of
taffetta op sheath lines, Lace
applique formed (he bodice and ■
sleeves were above the elbow,
The features of attraction were
a peamde. soie rose holding a
four-tier french illusion ye|l
and a detachable circular train
trimmed with lace applique fal
ling from a rose at the waist
line. She carried a mauve or
chid with cascading stephanotis
and ivy.
Miss Wilma Jackson of Lon
don, sister of the bride was ’
matron of honor and wore a
fl oori length, empire styled
dress. The bodice was emerald
green brocade and the skirt was
egg shell crepe.- A train of
green brocade fell from a bow
at the low<cut bank. She carried
a cascade of bronze mums high,
lighted with shrimp carnations,
Bridesmaids, Miss Shirley
Henderson of Toronto,- sister
of the groom, and Miss Lois
Jackson of London, sister of
‘ the bride, wore gowns identical
to the one worn by the matron
of honor and their headpieces
were roses of emerald green
peau-de-sole with matching veil.
Douglas Henderson was the
ring bearer.
Murray Henderson, brother
of the groom, Seaforth, was
best man and BRI Henderson,
cousin :of the groom and Dave
Ball, codsin of the bride were
ushers, “ - .
The bride's mother chose a
turquoise and emerald green
brocade dpss and jacket with hat tol.Jp^tch. The groom’s
mother “'wore a moss green
sheath dress of fine lace with
gold accessories.
The reception was; held in
the church basement which was
decorated With yellow mums,
autumn”colored leaves and yel
low candles,
For a honeymoon to be spent
in Montreal and points East,
the bride travelled in an apricot
wool suit-dress ensemble, rust
colored hat and gloves and an
orchid corsage.
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