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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1954-09-30, Page 3THURSDAY, "SEPTEMBER 30, 1954 Weddings Corbett -Taylor Rev.. G. G. Burton, Brucefield, officiated, at the double -ring cere- ony in Brucefield United Church anse last Thursday, September ' when Donna Ruth Taylor, rucefield, became the bride of ohn Rosswell: Frederick Corbett, ensall. The bride is a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor, rucefield, and the groom is a son f Mr, and Mrs. Jack Corbett, ensall, The bride was lovely in a bal. erina-length gown of white nylon et over taffeta •with a full skirt, jacket of Chantilly lace featured Peter Pan collar and long point - d sleeves. Her veil of tulle illus - on was caught to a coronet of seed arls -- and she carried a shower uquet of red, roses. • Miss InaTaylor, sister of the. ride, as bridesmaid, wore a bal- erina-length gown of pink nylon ulle over taffeta, styled similarly o that of the bride, with a bolero cket of matching taffeta. She ore a pink -flower headdress and, •arried a shower bouquet of blue arnations. William Coleman, Kippen, was oomsman. At a reception which followed in e church parlor, the mother of he bride received wearing an of-; ernoon dress of pretty blue hade' with navy accessories and orsage of red roses. She was as'- edby the mother of the groom an afternoon dress of grey shade with accessories and corsage of red roses, Fora trip to Northern, Ontario, the bride changed to a butcher blue suit with navy shortie coat, .navy .accessories, and corsage of red roses. Mr. and Mrs. Corbett will live in Hensel}. �Iaak Greidanus Rev. G. J. Hoytema, of the• Christian Reformed Church, Clin- ton, officiated Saturday afternoon, September 25, .at the wedding of Cornelia Greidanus, Londesboro, and Gerrit Haak, 1 Clinton. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Greidaniis, Londesboro and -the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Klaas, Haak, Groningen,; Holland. John Greidanus, Londesboro,, brother of the bride, was organist. The bride wore a floor -length gown of white nylon net over taf- feta with a full skirt. The bodice of Chantilly lace was topped with a matching jacket. Her fingertip veil was caught to a coronet of seed pearls, and she carried a shower bouquet of pink and white carnations. At a reception which followed in the parlor of St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church, the bride's moth- er, received wearing a navy dress,, matching accessories, and a cor- sage of white carnations. Following a trip to Northern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Hoak will live in Clinton. HELP THE BLIND to help themselves $50,500 00 IS NEEDED (Ctovrnmin awr. and N ”1 f,cod. 149,O00 to train, rehabilitate and'house the 450 BLIND in • this district TRI -COUNTY CAMPAIGN l Iu7RPN MIDDIIfSn(. PtRTh s (Excluding Landon and Stratford) your help is needed too! Penfound-Fremlin St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, was the setting of a pretty wedding last Friday evening, Sep- tember 24, when Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel, rector, officiated at the double -ring ceremony uniting in marriage Margaret Harriet Frem- lin, Clinton, and Dennis' Wright Penfound, Londesboro. The bride is a daughter of Harold.. Fremlin, Sr., Clinton, and . the late Mrs. ,Fremlin; and the bridegroom is a son of Mr, and -Mrs. Wilfred Pen- found, enfound, Londesboro,' 'Mrs. Theo Fremlin, Clinton,, aunt of the bride, was organist, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a waltz -length gown of nylon net over, taffeta with an 'overskirt of embroidered net, with a scalloped hemline. The molded bodice'; featured a shrug jacket of net. Her filtgertip veil was caught to a lily -of -the -valley headdress And she carried a bou- quet of American' Beauty roses. Mrs. D. Farnell, Montreal, as matron of honor, chose a waltz - length gown mf greet -shot taffeta with coffee -toned lace yoke and Peter Pan collar. She wore a petal headdress and carried 'a nosegay of yellow baby chrysanthemums. Miss Wanda Fremlin, Clinton, a niece of the bride, as flower -girl, wore a lime green nylon net over taffeta frock with a floral head- dress and a nosegay of yellow chrysanthemums. Elgin Penfound, Londesboro, brother of the bridegroom, was groomsman. , Following the reception which was held atthe home of the bride's father, Huron Street, the couple left for a trip to Northern On- tario, the bride travelling in a beige suit, with navy accessories and a corsage of roses. Mr. and Mrs. Penfound will live in Londes- boro. . Waite -Bricker (By our Bayfield correspondent) The Rev. Canon H. M. Lang - Ford officiated at the wedding of his granddaughter, Susan Bricker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rance E. Bricker; 81 Albert Street, Water- loo, when she became the bride of Donald Edward Waite, son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Waite, 149 William Street W., Waterloo, on Saturday, September 18, 1954. The. ceremony took place in a simple background of white and pink gladioli in the Church of St. John the Evangelist, Kitchener. The rector, the Rev. Canon C. C. W. Mixer, assisted in the service. James Hopkirk was organist. The bride chose a floor -length gown of imported antique ivory illusion tulle over taffeta. The bodice was showered with spri- motifs of satin rosettes. The port- rait neckline was edged with a border of satin rosettes. It was FOR COMBINATIONS - UNLIMITED! Sty's Coals" stacvs cairaielt A o Teas SPECIAL Smartly St3Tle,d All Weather Coats $17.95 Drop in and look over our stock of Brand New Fall and. Winter Merchandise. FOR • SMART t jaef er' labia ' 1'4 TFIINGS TO'. WEAR Canadians roughly ate fOur pounds more bakers'` bread each in loollimmommomm 1952 than thydi 1951, CLINA*. NEWS -RECORD SALT CHART REMOVES GUESSWORK 411 tsp, per pound MEAT, NO BONE f !.4 tsp. per pound MEAT, LARGE BONE_ rl�j '/a tsp. per pound '.FISH . CHICKEN, 1 tsp. for2'/:, pounds tsp. in water , to cover fv 1 tsp. water; . ciao % CHICKEN, STEWED POTATOES, BOILED FRIED, BROILED B %s tsp for two ceps A� i4-' h „( ,,,,z, GREEN VEGETABLES �/(' %s hp, serving for 4 V�i A ,,,,......„. _ FRESH SALAD 401 tsterp. to 3 quarts wa .. SPAGHETTI, NOODLES e, The "pinch and "dash" of sal our grandmothers used hove been brought down to exact. measurements for the cook puzzled, by such uncertain direct ons. Teday's homemaker can salt with assurance by following This simple guide. Slightlylarger amounts of salt should be used during hot summed day as a healthmeasure to prevent heat fag which results When excesshe perspiration depletes,tbe body of necessary. salt - - PAGE THREE styled with cap sleeves, compli- mented by net mittens. The.skirt. was very full and sprinkled with matching sprig motifs. Her finger- tip veil was of ivory illusion tulle, and her bouquet was of stephan- otis, cream coloured roses, mingled with ivy, and feathered white car- nations, Miss Mary V. Lusty, Toronto; was maid of honour, and brides- maids were Miss Ann Breithaupt, Mrs. David Bricker, Kitchener, and Miss. Louise Mothersill, Windsor. They wore waltz -length gowns in brois-de-rose shade taffeta, fash- ioned with wide V -necklines, bracelet -length sleeves, and gath- ered'skirts. The bodices were ac- cented with covered buttons. Their headdresses were bands of English ivy with cluster of small pink roses, and their bouquets were car- ried out in the same theme. W. H. Cook, Kitchener, was best man. Ushers were Robert G. Groff, John C. Cash, Waterloo, and David R. Bricker, Kitchener. The reception was held . at the home of the bride's parents. The bride's mother received, wearing a gown of beige lace over pink taf- feta, and her hat was of matching material. Her corsage was of pink feathered carnations, The bridegroom's mother was in pink taffeta with white collar studded with pearls, and her hat was of matching white. She wore a corsage of white feathered car- nations. Out of town guests included; Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Fromm, Pres- ton; Mr. and Mrs. .Peter Denis Nathon, Galt; Rev, and Mrs, Har- old. Paull, Listowel; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bricker, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner, Miss Ruby Turner, Miss Mabel Turner, Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Bricker, Miss Mary V. Lusty, Douglas Bricker, Mr. and Mrs, T. Thornber, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. R. McGilles, Miss Joan McGilles, Leaside; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scru- ton, Oakville; Harry McKellar, London; Mrs. E. V. Barwick, Mrs. J. Hess, St. Catharines; Mr. and Mrs. M. L Douglas, Miss Joan Douglas, Brockville; Mr' and Mrs. Frank Armour, Leonard Jones, Port Credit; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dixon, Kingston; Miss M. Burland, Ottawa; Miss Kathryn Roos, Markham; Mr, and Mrs. Beverly Minter, Miss Judy Milner, Miss Louise Mothersill, Windsor; Mrs. M. T, Bulmer, Victoria, B.C.; Mr. and Mrs;- Paul Fitzpatrick, De- troit; Mr. and Mrs, Carl Ahrens, Tulsa, Okla, For travelling, the bride wore a cinnamon wool suit with pleated skirt, orange velvet hat and har- monizing accessories. They will reside at 5 Plum St., Kingston. The groom is a student at Queen's University, taking his last year in an engineering course. The bride is well-known in Bay- field, having spent summer vaca- tions here with her grandparents. Pease -Johnston (By our Bayfield correspondent) In a beautiful setting of gladioli and chrysanthemums on Saturday, September the eleventh, Miss Bev- erley Lois Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kelly, became the bride of John Lloyd Pease, London, son of Mrs. John Pease and the late Mr. Pease. Rev. John Lynch, London, per- formed the double ring ceremony before the main altar of St. John the Baptist. Church, Amherstburg. The bride, who was given its marriage 'by her father, was at- tractively gowned in a strapless dress of white nylon lace and tulle with a bouffant skirt of ballerino length, and a short jacket. A Jul- iet cap held her veil of French illusion. She carried a white pray- er book covered with red roses and stephanotis .\ Her only attendant, Miss Dawn Chappus, LaSalle, chose a blue crystalline gown in ballerina len- gth, with a panel of Dior velvet, styled on princess lines. Her hat was of matching velvet and yellow 'mums formed her Colonial bou- quet.' Mrs. Harvey Hamiltdn played ,the wedding music, and Thomas Hamilton was soloist. Irvin Pease was his brother's best man, and Wilfred, Sandford, London,' and Robert Johnston, brother of the bride, were ushers. Following a wedding breakfast at Bob Lo Restaurant, a reception was held at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Walter Callum, Dal- housie St. A lace cloth covered the bride's table and the wedding cake was flanked by ,white tapers, The bride's mother wore a cocoa shade taffeta dress and pink velvet hat. Her corsage was of pink car- nations. The bridegroom's mother wore a grey wool suit with black hat and accessories, and a corsage of pink carnations. For their wedding trip to De- troit and points east, the bride wore a grey winter cotton frock cut on princess lines, a red velvet hat and matching accessories. On their, return they will reside in Byron. •The bride is a graduate of St. Toseph's School of Nursing. The many friends of the groom, a native of Bayfield, offer congrat- ulationt and wish them every happiness. PORTER'S HILL Conununity Club The Porter's Hill Community Club held its regular meeting � on Tuesday last at the home of Mrs. Glen Picard. The president, Mrs. Peter Hhrrison, was in Charge of the meeting which opened with the Lord's Prayer. Secretary's > and treasurers reports were read. A bus trip to the"Royal Winter Fair was` discussed but left over till the'October meeting for, final discussion. It was decided to give $10 donations to the Clinton Hos- pital Auxiliary and to the CNIB. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in quilting, and the meeting closed with the Mazpah benediction. Lunch was served by the hostess. Anniversary Anniversary services will be held in Grace Church on Sunday, Oct- ober 10, with Rev. Norman Mc- Leod, Kippen, as guest speaker. Special music by the choir and out- side talent will be heard at both services. WA Bazaar The Woman's Association of Grace Church held a bazaar and bake sale in the Council Chambers, Clinton, on Thursday of last week, The various booths were well dis- played and the event proved very successful financially. 0 HENSALL Chester Lee has purchased a block containing a barber shop and two apartments from Kenneth Mc- Kenzie, Parkhill, and takes pos- session October 4. Mr. Lee will continue with his barbering busi- ness. . The many friends of Mrs. Bertha Bell will regret to learn she suf- fered a heart attack on Sunday and was removed to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Palmer re- turned to their home in Windsor Sunday after spending a week's holiday with Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Palmer. Mr. Palmer has been an employee of Silverwood's for over 20 years. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid spent the first part of this week in Toronto. �ttttm THEPINT f or MASONRY rATX-' - .Lav J. W. Counter Builders' Supplies Phone 120 Clinton FULL-TIME RECREATION DIRECTOR. 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