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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-07-09, Page 6i 4 i flew SW deo paikadasofrm a je► • sal ser orersf errs septposo a MAW Ilom4 Iholge on gam dr mug wow mei glee fare Eno era — oaf a.- we —Isolkp orf-, 0111004116 end mambas honals -t 0111 RENTAL PLAN 11112110111 Yall NSW PHONE YOUR RESERVATION 'TODAY Cornish Electric WEST ST. - PHONE 141 WEST WAWANOSH BARN DESTROYED IN FIRE Struck bylightning about 3 a.m. Monday, a large barn and driving - shed on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McQuillan and son, Fred, west of Whitechurch off Highway. 86, was completely destroyed. The McQuillans, who own two farms, were awakened by the crackling of flames and upon investigating found the buildings on the adjac- ent farm ablaze. The blaze lit up the surrounding countryside. The fire was too far advanced to call the Lucknow fire THE GODPRICH avataterAs • Weddings HANES—TOSSANWE ther of the groom. was groomsman The marriage of Margaret and Allan Treleaven, Toronto, Iwo - T ot lir thew of the bride, - is tie and Mrs.. J. Reid *name, na� , to Robert C. chLuch �� "bleu the bride s Gi,derieb Township, gowned Fume arms • orranofe, of Hanes, son of Mr. and Yrs_ Francis Hanes, of Severn Bridge, was sol- emnized q y last Friday at the i United C brasonag+e in Bel grafi a by Rev.Charles D. Cox.. The bride wore a white nylon street -length dress and carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses. After a reception at the home of the bride's parents, the couple left un a trip to Eastern Oman°. On their return they will reside on the bridegrooms farm at Severa .Bridge, in the Parry Sound distract. brigade. The farm is located on the 14th concession of Veit �0"awa- nosh Investigating the extent of the damage. Mr McQuillan found that 21 of his sheep had apparently. sought pparently- sought refuge from the storm at the barn and were burned to death, only six of his flock escaped un- injured. The damage in the neighborhood of. 58.000 was partially covered by in.suraice Mrs. Athol of and Mrs. Jas. Hume of Toronto are guests with their mother, firs_ C. A. Nairn, IRW IN—RUTHERFORD 1 a._-kets of pale blue delphinium, w bi' a 'mums and tall, lighted tap- ers ap- ers in Grace United Church. Lon- don. - formed the setting for the wedding of Jean Margaret Treleav- en Rutherford and Harvey John - tori Irwin. The bride is the daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Harvey Treleaven, Landon, and the groom 1' the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Irwin. Lucknow, Ont. Rev S. A. Moote officiated and Edwin Lipskey provided the wed- ding music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was charming in a floor - length gown of pale blue net over satin, with a lace bodice. A net trimmed lace cap held her finger- tip veil which was trimmed with blue flowers and she carried a cascade bouquet of yellow tea roses. Miss Clara Gannett, Toronto, was maid of honor, 'gowned in butter- ' cup yellow taffeta with a net over- ; skirt. She wore a Juliet cap ,and navy accessories. Grant Irwin, Clinton, twin bio - other, m a grey summer suit. pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations, received guests assisted by the groom's mother, who chose a floral nylon gown, blue accessories and corsage of pink carnations. For a wedding trip, the bride donned a navy dress with red and white accessories.. The couple wad reside on the groom's farm near Lucknow. a THILINDAY, JULY OM ISO Soloist Withanbride and organist was Mrs. Edward Wen- dorf. At a r eept� Loll at the bride s home, the bride's Motiber� ed wearing a gown � crepe with white accessories and a corsage of white carnatiogys, , and the groom's mother wore a gown of blue nylon lace with yellow accessories and a corsage of yellow carnations. wedding For a weddingtrip to Northern "Ontario, the Wide donned a yellow pylon dress, white feather hat and white accessories and a grey check topcoat. She wore an orchid cor- sage. They will reside in Clintoa. Guests were present from Wing - ham, Listowel, Brampton, Torontc, JENKINS—RIEHL Goderich and Montreal. Rev. A. G. Eagle, pastor of On- tario Street United Church in Clip- NIIVV IThe roNS—l1Aanage f DVictoria ONI D Street ton officiated at the wedding there United Church was the scene of a last Saturday alternonn of Marypretty July wedding last Saturday Marguerite Riehl,' daughter of Mr.! at 130 p.m. when Rev. D. W. Wil - and Mrs. George Riehl, of Clinton, liams united in marriage Thelma to William A. N. Jenkins, son of Janet MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. )Donald, of Goderich, and Earl .Wesley Nivins,' son of Mrs. Melinda Nivins and the late William Nivins, of Clinton. ' The bride was attired in a bal- --letrina-length dress of white lace and tulle with a finger-tip veil. She carried . a stosegay of red and white roses: Her attendant was Shirley Mac- Donald, of Goderich, who wore a light blue ballerina -length dress of nylon tulle and flowered headdress. She carried a bouquet of pink roses with white stephanotis. Gordon Nivins,' of Clinton, at- tended the groom. The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents on the Bayfield road. The bride's mother wore a. white and mauve nylon dress, while the groom's mother was gowned in a blue dress. Each wore a corsage of roses. For a trip to the United States and Western Canada, the bride donned a nylon sheer dress of white trimmed with navy and navy accessories. - Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 'Jenkins, of Kingham. Given 1n marriage by her uncle, Wesley `Russell, of Brampton, the bride was attired in a floor -length gown of white nylon net over satin, with lace bodice and yoke of nylon net, seed pearls and rhinestones and long pointed sleeves. Her veil of net nylon was embroidered and studded with circles of pearls and ended in a long train. It was caught to the head with a nylon net halo and white forget-me-nots. Matron of honor was Mrs. Harvey Jenkins, of Wingham, sister-in-law of the' groom, wearing a mauve taffeta dress, elbow -length whi'e lace gloves and carrying a bouquet of yellow roses. Bridesmaids were. Mrs. Norman Begg, of Guelph, sister of the groom, wearing light blue organdy and carrying Talis- man roses, and Miss Shirley Pro - tor. of Clinton, wean g yellow nylon net over satin an carrying a bouquet of pink Hildegarde roses. Harvey Jenkins, of Wingham, brother of the groom was best man and ushers were Norman Begg, of Guelph, brother-in-law .of the groom and William Riehl, of Clin- ton, brother of the bride. Flower girl was Wanda Fremlin. and Yanon Begg, .,. of Guelph, nephew of the -Mom, was ring - Port Albert Pair Mark Anniversary Mr. and Yrs. Charles Crawford celebrated their 40th wedding an- niversary at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glen, of Goderich. A family dinner washeld in their honor. Their family, grand- children, Mrs. William Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Crawford were in attendance..., They were the recipients of a nymber of cards andgifts. The evening was spent socially in playing cards and other Their�entire married life has been spent on a farm in the Port Albert district. Tbey have two sons and a daughter. The elder son, Fred, lives on the home farm and the younger son, Horace, on a .farm in the Leeburn district. The daughter, Kathleen, Mrs. Hugh Glen, lives in Godericb. There are also four grandchildren, Phyl- lis, Donald, Joan and Janice Glen. Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Hunt of Toronto, with their daughters. Judith and Nancy, were week -end visitors with Mrs. Charles Hunt, St. Patrick street. ASHFIELD ASHFIELD, Julg 8. -- Bobby Drennan, of Camp Borden, is visit- ing bis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Drennan. Sandy MacDonald spent last week at his home here. Mrs. Bailey, who spent a Jew weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Fred -MacGregor, has returned to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gour, of Batavia, spent the week -end with the latter's sister, Mrs. Earl Howes. Miss Marie Gour is re- maining for some weeks. Mrs. Emil Nougard, of Chicago, is visiting relatives here. Mrs. D. Rose spent a few days in Detroit last mak. Mr. and Mrs. Jackman, of Tor- onto, were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs: David MacKenzie. A nuptial event in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, was the union of Beverlie Jane Smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Goldwin Smith, and William James Chowen, son of Mrs. Florence Chowen, • all of Clinton.. The rector, Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel, conducted the cere- mony. After a trip to northern points the couple will make their home in Clinton. LAKEVIEW CASINO � GRAND BEND • DANCING EVERY NIGHT NEIL Wol,AY and his ALL STAR ORCHESTRA Special Attraction -Thursday, July 9 The "Arthur Murray" dance instructors ulxrll give an an exhibition and tuition of all modern dances at price of 7St each. — Conte and see how easily YOU can learn Thursday, July 9 at 6.45 p.xn. SPEED BOAT RACES 6 CLASSES„ THRILLING COMPRTITION _28 For quick results—try a classified ad in The Signal -Star • . Get quick relief for aching muscles, the easy soothing way. Rub in fast -acting Minard's Liniment SORE: MUSCLES? 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