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pillowcase shower?
Spring showers will soon give
way to bridal showers.
And if you're planning a
trousseau shower for *a friend,
why. a not,. try' a riiix-mate
pillowcase shower? Suggest that
eabh guest give a set of cotton
-;'percale ,'pillowcases,
/ color -coordinated to .a whole
scheme.
.The 'Canadian Cotton Council
points out that, pillowcases lines
• ' are now so well coordinated you
. can find the same color in .a,
pattern, a stripe, and a solid to.
form a complete linen trousseau.
Pillowcases,make delightful
- but inexpensie gifts....and any
bride would be pleased to have.a
veryf rle collection to mix and
match as she chooses.
Then take a look at the cotton
sheets blooming out in linen
departments across the country.
They have unusual home
decorating pdssibilities:
Color -coordinated in
eye -filling prints, gay stripes and
water -color pastels, today's
sheets take the guesswork out of
bedroom decor. And, for the
your bo; springs have round or
square corners..) .
Stitch, on marked line, trim
excess, reverse, press cl"ut, and
stitch the straight top together.
•Then fold each pleat to meet and
stitch across top again.
Cut a pla%r„ muslin sheet the -
size of the top of the box springs
plus a' .one-half inch drop all ' u
around for attaching the ruffle.
Attach the six center pleats to the
48 -inch end, corner to corner..
Then attach the sides and stitch.
For the back canopy, measure ,
off the width from post to post
and follow the ,same directions.
For matching curtains, make
simple drawbacks with a
scalloped valance. Use ball fringe
in a contrasting 'shade of brown
for a smart finishing touch to the •
canopy and valance.
With your own special brand
of needle magic and these original
ideas, you will be able to create
the dreatniest bedroom decor
ever!
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homemaker with a creative flair . To delight a young cowpoke,
they adapt wonderfully to dust make a•broomstick hobby- horse.
ruffles, canopies and curtains. For the horse's head use a heavy
Ohe double ped size sheet cotton work sock, stuffed with
contains approximately seven cotton batting. Tie securely .
square yards of cotton muslin or around one end of cut-off
'percale, according to'
the broomstick.• •Add button eyes,
Canadian Cotton Council. Both corduroy- scraps for mouth and
fabrics are easy to sew, hang, and ears. Make horse's mane with
drape beautifully, and are woven yellow cotton yarn, and use black
to give years of service. A little shoestrings for halter and reins.
starch keeps .them crisp and .
, y-"fres-looking,.=d,therr.,.srr,roothY „,
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____ .... -te Tremas zironrng. ,a.:.bree ;. Mall al 1
-W For a child's -room --try ;the
magic of striped sheets. Choose • •
them in sunny yellow... or, if you 101 n s staff
prefer use pink, green orblue
--- �stripes.,Withyj�.ic ebfe-bed
size sheets, you can. make a o � • �R o ya�1• Bank
• scalloped dust ruffle and a
matching half -canopy for a'
three-quarter size bed (mattress
size 48 by 76).
Here are easy sewing
instructions for dust ruffles:
First, measure the ,distance
from the floor to the top of your
box springs. Then cut strips this
depth from the sheets, with the
stripes running vertically.
Join the strips enol on end nail
yon get two pieces approximately
480 inches 'long. ,Lay thepieces
flat, face to face• and mark off
scallops one-half inch from the
bottom. The scallops should be
nine inches wide. with a 12 inch
space between, (This space allows
for 22 or 23 scalloped boxpleats.
The amount depends on whether
Ron Winter, Moosotnin,
Saskatchewan; is the new
accountant at the Royal -•Bank,
succeeding Nerris Peever.
Mr._ W4nter- is married and is.
the father of a 14 month-pld
daughter.. The family moved to
Goderich during the weekend.
Mr.°Peever has joined the firm
of A. M. Harper.
Canada leads the developed
countries in. the accident rate for
children under one year and for
children between 5-9,„according
to the World Health
.Organization. .
Photo by Harvey McDowell
MR. AND MRS. ,WILLIAM VANSTONE
Judith Daer weds
Bill Vanstone at Knox
Beta Sig.
founders
The members of .Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority held, Founders Day
recently. This year it was quite a
memorable event. Usually this.is
a special day with a personal `'
message being. read 'from the
founder WaiterkW. f toss.
With the"tragic death of Mr.
Ross, spEcial 'messages . from his
;kik and son for this 39th
anniversary were read.
They had special thanks to all
chapters for .the excellent
response tp the Walter W. Ross
Memorial Scholarship Fund
which has been set up.
There were ,also words of
encouragement to all for the:
way Beta Sigma Phis, all over the
'hi (010brotes—i.
Day
world, have joined hands and
hearts in an,effort to bring,peace
and • happiness to all in our.
lifetime, to advance a further
un iersttn ling of the Good, the
True and the Beautiful among all
the nations of the World.
Choosing the `Girl of the
Year' was very=. difficult as_.each
Or' gives so much of herself in
•
everything she undertakes.
Everyone agreed Mrs: Joe Craig --rand rand worked for -this
honor.
Traditional ceremony was
observed in welcoming pledge
Marian Straughan and., Ritual of
Jewel members Sue Knudson,
O,P.P. report
Sunday, Aprii 26, on the 9th
and 10th Concession . of
Colborne Township east of No.
21 Highway, Donald Cook, 106
Borden Street, Stratford, was
involved in a single -car accident
resulting in minor damage to the
vehicle. Cook received injuries.
Sunday, April 26, on
Amberley $each Road south of
Boundary Road, Huron -Bruce
County, Francis Stretton, Queen
Street, Brussels was involved in a
single car accident resulting in
Knox Presbyterian Church, ,..the attendants were gowned damage to the vehicle.
Goderich, was decorated with a 1 i"'k a i n floor -1 e n g t h
twin candelabra featuring mint d'a.isy-trimmed mint green Sunday, April 2f6, on Highway
green' mums, April 18, for the dresses ° featuring long sheer 8 east 'of No. 27 Huron County.
Road, Robert,J es Parsons, 23
wedding of Judith Anne Daer, chiffon sleeves and chiffon .-.Douro
Street Stratford and
am
daughter o nd:._M , .,alter "nfl-v e,rs.leimts °;. tfi miixe .-.3,
1E/mei,- ::,a,o de r -; and^ ii yua stl neo. 'herr headpieces ,u .. _ 6teven �OPPeniYauser, -1 " o
Monkt-on-were=•invoived-irrrra llwo
Samuel. Vanstone, son of Mr. chiffon daisies held .mint green car accident resulting in damage
and Mrs. Verdun Vanstone,also veils and they carried bouquets to' the vehicles.
of Goderich.
-of uchit .and green mums
,1. Rev". G.'"ockhar-t
Vanstone,
Sunday, April 26, on No. 31
County Road north of No. 10
County Road, Patrick Michael
Murray, South Main Street,
Seaforth, was involved in a
single -car accident • resulting in
no damage to the vehicle.
Passenger, Donald Upshaw.,, RR
2, Kippen received injuries.
Monday, April 27, on 24-25
West( Wawanosh Township
sidertoad north• of 4th and 5th
Coxa, Gerritje Bakker, RR 3,
Auburn, was involved in a
single -car accident resulting in
damage to the vehicle
Alison Dowds and Rita Burton
into Beta Theta Chapter,
Goderich.
Installation of new.officers
for 197Q-71 and the traditional"
presentation of insignia of
office, the gav,e1 to••the:president
, and the pen, to the 'secretary,
along with books. and notes etc.,
was one of the highlights of the
evening. • •
'i'lne Past President, 0 Mrs.
Robert Swartruan thanked the.
girls for their help and
co=operation during the, past
year and extended., her best
wishes to the. new executive.
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Service Station
Coffee Shop
411 Huron ' Rd.,'. Goderich
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A SPECIAL.
THANK YOU
.to all the people of Goderich who made my term
.here so enjoyable. .
REMEMBER — ARMS UP
Ron Martyn .
officiated at the double -ring was best. man. Brad Vanstone ceremony. OrganistWilliam U• Ross Milton
Cameron accompanied the
Goderic us ere goes
sang 0 Father' All Creating and-. The ^wedding reception was appointed
•
soloist, Mrs. Betty Wilkin •who h, h d t ' •
Whither Thou Goest I Will Go.
Escorted to the- altar by her
• father, the bride wore a
floor -length empire -styled gown
of white peau de sole with white
daisy trim. The gown featured
long puffed sleevesand a
daisy -trimmed train which fell in
graceful folds. ,Her
cathedral -length veil was caught
up by a daisy -trimmed headpiece
and she carried a bouquet of
white mums and pink sweetheart
roses., - . , •
Maid .of honor was Nancy
Lapp; Auburn. Bridesmaids were
Vicki Vaestone, Goderich, and
Mrs. Joyce Lassaline, Goderich.
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
on
WEDNESDAY
MAY 20th
2 to 5:30 P.M. and 7 to 9 P.M.
Each Donor is Invited to
Bring a New Donor
AN
socieTy
�p
ra��c,a..CYS:.'�t:.:ax.t .31a:� •art
held at Saltford Valley Hall. -The
,bride's mother - wore a powder •
blue embossed figured silk 'dress a d"min strator
with navy accessories and a
corsageof pink sweetheart roses
as she greeted her guests. The
groom's mother who assisted her
chose a . navy blue fortrel
ensemble with yellow accessories
and a corsage ; of talisman
sweetheart roses.
For travelling to Niagara Falls
where thecouple spent their
honeymoon, the bride changed
to a navy coat dress with white
trim, _white gloves -and scarf and
ae corsage of yellow 'sweetheart
roses.
The newlyweds are residing at
RR 4 Goderich. ”
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honored at several
events. Mrs. Lenore Clements
•was hostess for a shower at her
home; Mrs. Thel.ma----Gayner"
entertained the office staff of
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital at her home; and Mrs.
Joyce Lassaline held a shower at
her home for the bride.
Mr. U. Ross . Milton has been
appointed Conestoga College's
administrator for Continuing
'Education in Huron county, it
was announced IrC'st week by
Conestoga College director,
Aubrey W. Hagar.
Mr. Milton, born and brought
up on a farm, has lived in Huron
county. far 11 years.
After several" years serving as
'an electronics instructor in the
Royal Canadian . Air rove; Mr.
Milton joined the .•technology
'faculty of Conestoga College.
Mr. Milton has had 'a long
time interest an Boy Scouts. He
is currently assistant 'district
commissioner • for • training in
North Waterloo district and also
sits on the provincial council.
"My first intention is to
become immersed in the county
in order to establish
communication with ° as many
people as possible. Only then
will we know what educational
`corps' -.to consider," commented
Mr. Milton.
Mr. Milton will locate
centrally in the county.
APRIL
BONUS DRAW
WINNER
...THANK YQU-
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"Sky Ranch. Drive -In has been purchased by Norine and Gerald •
Nurse of Stratford. The sale was effective May 14, 1970.
We would Tike to,take this opp6rtunity to express a sincere and
heartfelt thank you to',each and everyone tfor your patronage. lite
have had great pleasure in serving you -and we hope you, our friends
and customers, enjoyed -stopping at'Sky Ranch, Darive-In too,
We wouldalso like to wish Norine and Gerald every success in the
future. We hope that you will show them the same loyalty we have
known and appreciated so much, 'I '", ' "''
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Sincerely, 0
Pat & ' Bill Clifford
1
w Owners!
GERALD NURSE
.,NQBJNE -NUUl SE
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nurse have purchased the Sky Ranch Drive -In. The sale is effective
Thursday, May 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Nurse, who are from Stratford, will endeavor to continue the policy of top
geality food and delicious soft ice cream products which,has become a tradition at Sky
Ranch Drive -In: The hours will remain the same: (Menday thru Thursday 11 a.m. to 1 1 p.m.;
Friday and Saturday 1.1 a.m. to 1 a.m.; and Sunday 11 a.m. to 12) and Mrs. Chapman, who,
assisted the former owners last year, will be back again this year.
Mrb and Mrs. Nurse are looking forward to meeting you, so come out this weekend and enjoy
a free ice cream cone and get acquainted!
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INTRODUCTORY SPECIALS "
Saturday and. Sunday, May 16 & 17, 2 to 5
Mrs. William Craig of Clinton receives the VVestinghouse
steam pre valet which she won in our monthly bonus draw,
from Dianrie,Armstrong of Jewell .Bros. Appliances.
FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS
I.CE CREAM CONES
AND COKES
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(CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY ADULT)
You May Be Our May Winner
E40‘..snaio .rapptiances.putchaskent res you: AGAnterc. your:,
ivarrreirritextrnanthlttirar r ,Phi tprl ct e}ectriOthaver:
JEWELL BROTHERS
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APPLIANCES' & TV LTD.
icy" (Formerly GERR''s APPLIANCES)
""'Th1 SQUAil-Ewrw' n J" a a` rn . ' q.- .GODERiCH,�
ave x.+r i.GH�t1f':"4;sfra, rri:�.�.+.N..•_
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