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MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS McEWEN
Double ring nuptial rites
White and yellow gladioli
with fern and lighted candel-
abra made a lovely setting in
St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
Zurich, on Saturday, September
2, for the wedding of Janet
Ileen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Jake Reder, Jr., Bayfield, to
Francis Murray McEwan, Clin-
ton. son of Wit. and Mrs. Frank
McEwan, Huron St., Clinton.
The Rev, Paul Fischer offic-
iated at the double ring cere-
mony.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was lovely in
floor -length nylon organza over
taffeta, styled with portrait
neckline and •Illy point sleeves.
She earried a white orchid with
yellow roses and stephanotis.
Miss Sharon Reder, Bayfield,
was her sister's maid of honor,
in street -length yellow nylon
taffeta, with full skirt, bateau
neckline and short sleeves. She
carried a crescent bouquet of
white shasta daisies and white
ribbon,
Bridesmaids were Margaret
Wallis and the bride's aunt,
Mrs. Albert Schilbe, in green
dresses, styled identically to
the dress of the maid of honor.
They carried crescent bouquets
of yellow shasta daisies and
yellow ribbon.
Cameron Reder, younger bro-
ther of the bride, Bayfield,
was ringbearer, dressed in
white coat and dark trousers,
and carrying the rings oh a
satin cushion.
Groomsman was 'Murray Cut. A
ler, Burlington, formerly of
Clinton. and the ushers were
Larry Powell. RR 3 Clinton,
friend of the groom, and Orval
Schilbe, Clinton, uncle of the
bride.
Music was played on the
church organ by Ronald Klopp,
Zurich, who accompanied the
soloist, Miss Mary Ellen Thiel,
Zurich, as she sang, "Oh, Per-
fect Love" and "The Lord's
Prayer".
For the reception which fol.
lowed in the church basement,
the tables were decorated with
baskets of gladioli and daisies.
The bride's mother received in
light brown brocaded satin
sheath with beige accessories,
and a corsage of yellow roses.
Thegroom's r wore rose-
wood chiffon over a lace sheath,
a rosewood hat and green ac-
cessories and a corsage of pink
roses.
Guests attended from Leam-
ington, Zurich, Exeter, London,
Chatham and Florida, as well
as from Bayfield and Clinton.
For travelling on a short
wedding trip to Niagara Falls
and the Thousand Islands, the
bride donned a beige brocaded
satin sheath with matching
jacket and brown accessories,
and red rose corsage,
Upon their return the young
couple will live in Clinton. The
groom is on staff at the Clinton
News -Record, and the bride is
tenographer at the Bank of
lontreal, Clinton Branch,
Wed in Brampton church
Baskets of white and blue
gladioli and white mums
formed the setting in St, Paul's
United Church, Brampton, Sat-
urday, September 2 at 1;30
p.m. for the double ring mar-
.,riage of Miss Millie Funk and
Mr. Donald Page, both of
Brampton.
The bride is the daughter of
Air. and Mrs. Edward Funk,
Rit 2 Hensall; the groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Stewart, Brampton, The
Rev, J. M. Salmon officiated.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride chose a floor -
length gown of white organ-
za, the skirt appliqued with
hand clipped Alecon lace to
match bodice and sleeves. The
fitted bodice featured a sabri-
na neckline of sequins and
pearls, a crystal trown style
headpiece held her elbow -
length veil of silk illusion, and
her bridal bouquet was red
roses and stephanotis,
Ailatron of honor, Airs. Ger-
ald Funk, B r a in p t o n, and
bridesmaids, Mrs. Garnet
Buck, Streetsville, and Miss
Bonnie Godden, Ethel, were
identically gowned in sheath
apricot taffeta with overskirts
of matching material and mat-
ching head pieces. They tar-
ried cascades of baby mums to
match costumes.
Best Man was Mr. Brian
Morris of Brampton and Wil-
liam Stewart, brother of the
groom, and Gerald Funk, of
Brampton, cousin of the bride,
ushered. Mr, David Esplin of
Brampton as organist provided
traditional wedding musk and
accompanied the Snioist, Mr,
Robert Rice of Streetsville,
who sang "The Lord's Prayer"
and "0 Perfect Love.
At a reception held in Yel.
lbw Briar inn, Brampton, at-
tended by 60 guests, the bride's
mother received wearing a blue
brocaded sheath dress with
beige accessories, and corsage
of Talisman roses, The groom's
mother wag gowned in a navy
lace over taffeta, accessories in
navy and red rose corsage.
For travelling to points north
the bride changed in a navy
knit suit, white feather hat and
accessories in white. She wore
an orchid eorsage.
They will reside in Bramp-
ton.
Feted oit thOWers
Prior to her marriage the
bride was leted at several ore.
nuptial showers. Mrs*. Ross
!Mackenzie, Brampton, sister of
the groom, was hostesg ter
rniseellaneOtIA shower. Mfrs..
Garnet Buck or Streetsville
held a linen shower $1.114
friends and neighbours of SS
10 Hay, and friends in Hensel,
presented her with many love-
ly gifts.
Guests attended from Hunts-
ville, Barrie, Streetsville, Oak-
ville, Brampton and Ilensall.
Transfers gavel
to new president
At the meeting of &Tier Rin.
cites on Monday ,evening
president .,Calvin
Wein :opened; and presented the
anew president, Mrs. Clare
Hoffman with the gavel.
Final ,arrangementa were
wade for the peanut drive to
be held by. the group Monday
and Tuesday a next. week.
Kinette Mrs. Art Clark pre-
sented past president Mrs.
Wein with a gift on behalf .of
the club. Mrs, Leslie Parker
won Lhe draw.
Fine mistress was Mrs. James
Scott,who also assisted the
:hostess, Mrs. Hoffman,. at the
social hour,
$HH ladies
plan events
At the re -opening meeting of
the Women's Auxiliary to South
Huron Hospital on Tuesday af-
ternoon fall ac tiviti es and
events were discussed.
Tag Day will be held in Exe
ter and district on Saturday,
September 30 with Mrs. R. E
Russell, Mrs. E. D. Bell, Mrs
Glen Alickle and Mrs. Ed Bra
dy in charge. All the districts
are being contacted to partici-
pate in this project,
Miss A, Claypole annoupeed
that five nurses' aids -in -train-
ing would receive their caps on
Friday and a new class would
be starting next week. A pic-
nic table and barbecue table
and cover was purchased by the
Auxiliary early in the summer
to add to the barbecue at the
nurses' residence. It was voted
to install an all -station aerial
for the TV there.
President Mrs. J, G. Dunlop
and vice-president, Mrs. Ger-
ald Godbolt were named voting
delegates for the Provincial
Hospital Auxiliaries Convention
to be held at the Royal York,
Toronto, October 23, 24 and
25.
The regional meeting for this
district will be held at Wood-
stock on Wednesday, Septem-
ber 27with a tour of both the
Ontario and General Hospitals.
Any Auxiliary member may at-
tend this meeting by contact-
ing the corresponding secretary,
Mrs. V. Armstrong by the pre-
vious Saturday,
The .fall rummage sale will
be held October 14 with Mrs.
E. D. Howey, Mrs. W. G. Sel-
don, Mrs. Harold Taylor and
Mrs, Robert S o uth cot t in
charge. The problem this year
is the 3(."70 tax which applies to
clothing exclusive of children's
apparel.
Communications from Victo-
ria Hospital, London, indicated
that the two nurses -in -training,
who have received the auxiliary
scholarships are making good
progress and warrant this year's
bursary.
The quarterly social meeting
will be held in October with
speakers Mr. E, D. Bell, hospi-
tal director, and Mrs. K. R.
Hillier, London, regional aux-
iaries president.
Hints for homemaker
For firmer gelatine salads
and desserts in hot weather,
try this idea from Macdonald
Institute, Guelph. Let the gela-
tine set at room temperature
and when it is firm, chill it in
the refrigerator. Then the gela-
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MR. AND MRS, MURNEY 0, TWITCHER
Brucefield ceremony ,
Marriage vows were ex-
changed in Brucefield United
Church manse, Saturday, Sep-
tember 9 at 12 o'clock, by Jean
Ann McGregor and Murney 0,
Twilchell, before the Rev. A. IVI.
Johnston,
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, John McGregor,
RR 5 Clinton, and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs, Orville
Twitchell of Hensall.
The bride's gown had a bod-
ice of Alencon lace with seed
pearls, a sabrina neckline and
bracelet length sleeves, with
ballerina bouffant skirt of or-
ganza. A crown of pearls held
her shoulder - length veil of
illusion and she carried a spray
of stephanotis.
Mrs. Gerald Horton, Clinton,
Couple married.
at Trivitt church
Miss Barbara Jean [MacKen-
zie, daughter of Police Chief
C. H. MacKenzie and Mrs.
MacKenzie, Sanders St„ and
Larry Raymond Smith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith,
Gidley SL, were united in mar-
riage Saturday evening', Sept.
9, 03r Rev, Brea DeVries th
the Trivitt Memorial Anglican
Church..
Mr. and Mrs. Norman 1\1c -
Isaac, of Exeter, the bride's
brother-in-law and sister, were
attendants. A number of friends
and relatives were present.
The couple plan to remain
in Exeter.
Previous to her marriage,
the bride received a number of
gifts from area friends. •
was matron of honor wearing
mauve organza with a scoop
neckline and carried a bouquet
of white shasta mums,
Gerald Horton, Clinton, at-
tended the groom.
The reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents,
roses and asters forming the
floral decorations. For receiv-
ing the bride's mother chose a
'two-piece silk dress in shades
of magenta and green and wore
a gardenia c o r s a g e, The
groom's mother wore a beige
satin sheath embossed in gold
with gold and beige accesso-
ries and white gardenia cor-
sage.
For travelling to Southern
United States the bride donned
a three - piece brown double
knit suit, beige accessories,
with which she wore a corsage
of pumpkin orange carnations.
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