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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-16, Page 5, 14. ruvut, e,1 :)1k, Lighted candelabra and baskets of mauve carnations aad blue porns provided the Setting at St. Paul's Anglitan Church, Clinton on. Saturday, Selptember 27th at 4p.m. for the fall Wedding, uniting in marriage, Cintly.Anne Collins and Rebert GeorgeWise. The bride is the daughter of . and Mrs. Eric Collins of Clinton and the mom is the son of Mr. andMrs. George Wise of Severn Bridge. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. S. Sharpies, rector of the parish and the organist was Miss Cathy Potter. Given in marriage by her father, Cindy looked lovely in a floor -length gown of sheer organza. The bodice had an insert square bib of sheer lace, outlined by a. ruffle and dainty braid trim The rtecklhre hada little stand-up collar and, the a sleeves puffed delicately at the elbow and gathered into a cuff at the wrist. The full circular skirt fell gracefully into a chapel length train. Her headpiece was a matching Juliet cap which held her long silk illusion veil trimmed with matching braid. She carried a bouquet at Mauve and white carnations with blue Following the ceremony, the formal reception was held at Hully-Gully, 'Varna where the guests were received by the bride's mother, who wore a floor -length gown of soft pink Jersey*** with an Mine skirt. Tice•sleeveless dress had a jacket of SWISS guipure Iace with long full sleeves gathered into a cuff at the wrist She wore silver accessories and a carsgga of mauve carnations, white stephanotis and baby's breath. . The groom's mother assisted wearing a floor -length gown of black crepe with a red panel down the front. She wore white accessories and a corsage of red canations with white stephanotis and baby's breath. John Shorey of St. Catharines presided as Master of Ceremonies and Bruce Flerain' g o Trentan, a close. friend of the bride, proposed the toast to the bride. The music for the dance that followed was provided by 'The Harbourlites' . For a motor trip to Niagara Falls and Northern Ontario, the bride changed into a silver blue sleeveless dress with a short matching jacket and rust ac- cessories. She had a corsage of tust•OrattEe roses.. stepluintitit' Mrs. Betty Wilkinsof Clinton. Clinton as they both are em- ployed by E. &IVL Outfitters. Prior to her marriage, Cindy, was honoured at several showers given by Mrs. Betty Wilkins of Clinton, Miss Sharon Merpaw of Exeter and Mrs. Linda Metcalfe of Severn Bridge. was matron of honour and wore a floor -length gown of printed sheer organza in soft colours of blue and mauve: The gown featured a scooped neckline, empire waist, short puffed sleeves and a MI circular skirt. Mrs. Brenda Cleave of Timmins and Miss Sharon Merpaw of Exeter, friends of the bride, and Mrs. Linda Metcalfe of Severn Bridge, sister of the groom were bridesmaids and were similarly attired to the matron of honour. They carried bouquets of Mauve and blue pciiiirwithilluesteptimotis.and, baby's breath. Miss Joanna Wilkins and Miss Katie Carter, both of Clinton were the flowergirls and they wore long pale blue gowns of sheer organza with white trim. Their dresses featuredhort puffy sleeves with gathered skirts. They carried little nosems of mauve and blue pbms with white stephanotis and baby's breath. The groomsman was Steve Metcalfe, brother -hi -law of the groom and the ushers were Dan Wise, brother of the groom, Don Wise, Clinton and Harvey cleave, Timmins, friends of the groom. g Prayer washeld at ACWith Rev 6. Youmatol tober meeting otthe St. -TAWS Church was held Thursday ng at jhe how of Estelle Blanche Deeves Was in chaige of the UM* and opened the meeting with a poam "A time for aLI things". }Orley Storey read the scripture with Barbara Kilgour readingthe meditation. Marion Smith read a nice poem on Thanksgiving Service, and everyone said in unison the Pryer Partners Prayer, the Lord's Prayer and the ACW prayer. Shirley Storey, read the secretary's report, and Lois Wise read the treasurer's report. Correspondence was read by Shirley Storey and the Dorcas report by Delores Dutot and Vera Miller with Vera telling the ladies that the bale they sent North arrived, and the ladies were thanked for sending it - The card report was given by Marion Smith, and Delores read a letter from the CN1B. Rev. Yournatoffclosed the meeting in prayer, and gave a demonstration of how to set the Communion Table, as the Ladies of the ACW are about to take turns in doing this to give Mrs. Fred Middleton a well deserved rest from doing so. By Mrs. ME, Berry Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McBeath and son Scott of Windsor were retent guests with Mrs. J.W. McBeath. Recent gueits with Rev ,and Mrs. ES. Stephens were Mr. and Mrs. Al Blackmore • of Newmarket, Ont., and Mr. and Mrs. T.H. De Bruin of Wasicao Minnesota. Mrs. L.M. Berry spent Thanksgiving in London with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Mr. Wesley Ham visited with his mother, Mrs. A. Ham and aunt4lissAMSsvasuma. A good crowd attended the Thanksgiving services in Brucefield United Church. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cribbon, Dr. and Mrs. Terry Kairns and Boyd of Toronto spent the Thanksgiving weekend; with Mrs. Sholdice and Mrs. E. Paterson. Lunch was ACMhostess and assisted by FIo, Yournatoff. A Imo good October Ong. Personals Congratulations and best wishes to Re% and George Anas, who were married Saturday in London at the Holy' Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. beiThens RNelu4ItTabonlurtsts, areof tiovisliatunode, the Adrian %mums of the ninth ConcessiPit Guests for the wedding also came from Greece. Trina Connolly, Cindy Connolly and Len Mills had° Thanksgiving dinner at Ttena's grandmother's. Mrs. Maclntyre, in London. Then Len and Trena travelled on to Chatham to visit with the Coopers. Ed and Blanche Deeves spent the weekend in Chatham with the Coopers. Mr. and Mrs. P. Kamstra of Weeringerwerf, Holland, have spent three days with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stryker of the 14th. The visitors enjoyed our trees now in full color. Sflowplowing per day and -$S pert one from Deco lind Un if honor S Ma It for *seri** 4 The Bluewater unit of the Canadian Council of the Blind, representing the whole of Huron County. held its annual Thanksgiving Dinner at the Clinton qmadian Legion Hall, Tuesday evening, October 14. Guest of honour was Jim Kinkead of Goderich, who has spent aver 30 years working with the blind. A presentatiou, as,a token of appreciation, was mule to rvir. Kinkead. Also present was Mrs. Mary Patterson of Henson, who has just retired from the National Board of the Canadian Council of the Blind. Mrs. Patterson gave an informative talk on the life of Louis Braille. Mr. George Cox of princess Street is the president of the Bluewater Unit. Seaforth, replace siding on hose; Samuel cCIure. Seaford), bunker Keith Bachert. RR 1 Walton, renovations to implement shed; Henry and Nora eltzensberger, 120 Nelson. Street E.. Godkrich, addition and renovations to house at Roxboro. Mrs. KennethMeClurecierk- treasurer, was authorized to send letters to ratepayers who have failed to get building permits before beginning construction and renovation work. A grant of $50 to the Brussels, Fair Board was approved. Requests for tile drain loans amounting to $17,100 were approved. Four farms where buildings %fere demolished had assessment reduced by $3,300. The report on the Barron Drain was proyisionally adopted as no appeals were heard. Court of Revision was o break in Si 3.R. Trebish, assistant plant superintemient at the Domtar- Sifto eVaporator plant in Goderich, said T'uesday that he had no imowledge of a company plan to close down the strikebound Plant - Mr. Trebish said he had heard nothing of any such action, adding that if the proposal did exist it had not been suggested at theGoderich plant. "You always hear rumors like that after a strike this long," said the assistant superintendent: The strike that has halted the production of fine salt at the Goderich plant is now 21 weeks old. The last company offer to the employees. members of the International Chemical Workers Union Local 682, was to. strike 'elected on September 24 The workder are seeking * $2.25 increase in four Stale* over two years. Under thed agreement that eapiredonMV 5, the hourly rate for the 40 Sift* employees ranged from $4.911to $6.10 per hour, The recent federal govern- . ment stand on wage and pilce controls may affect S ft() negotiations but all details of the 10 percent freeze on wages have not been made available. Both the union and the cowspany are awaiting the policy on workers on strike prior to the federal legislation. A government spokesman in Ottawa indicated that the freeze would apply to about 500,000 striking workers in Canada but made no specific mention of Sifto. The township of Goderich is participating in this program and funds are available to those homeowners who are eligible for assistance. Anyone wishing further information or interested in applying for a loan contact H.S. WHITELY R. R. 2 GODER$CH PHONE 5244011 • climate controlled mall savings for all selection for all something for all With Season's Tlikets 0. 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