HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-05-19, Page 5THURSDAY, MAX 19 1955
GOSHENt LINE
James McBride and .Beit Peck
lett Thursday for Western Can -
Mission Band `
The Goshen Mission Band opens
ed- the May meeting by singing
Round the World" with Donna
Hayter at the piano. In the ab-
sence of Merle Armstrong, Gail
McBride acted as secretary, There
-ere 17 present.
W rs i Z
was in charge o
kr c r f Mar-
lene �Mcelinchey. The Scripture
was read by Donna, Hayter from
John 13 : 35. - 14 .prayer ,• was read
by Gwen McBride. : A story from
the World -Friends "Two Gifts for
Mother" was read by Mrs. Clare
1VTcBrid e.
as The members have sold garden
seeds again ,this year. A .letter
Wasread, by 'Mrs. Arnold Keyes
saying the towel kits which the
children sent to Korea had arriv-
ed. The storr'for June will be
read by -Merle Armstrong and
Gwen McBride will be in charge
of the program:
WMS and WA
Mrs. Arnold Keyes was hostess
for the May meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society and Wo-
men's Association. The theme for
the WIVES was "To Live and;, to
Give";' with the president, Mrs,
John Armstrong, openingthe meet-
ing., The Scripture was read by
Mrs. John. Keyes. , The reports
from the - Presbyterial held in
'Wingham were given by Mrs. El
mer Hayter and. Mrs. Bruce Keys.
The business was conducted by
Mrs. John Armstrong.' There were
26 present. Mrs. Jobn' Robinson
gave the treasurer's report.
Cards were -read from Mrs, C.
Parke and Miss Clara-^MeGoWan.
Also' a letter from the Cancer .So-
ciety and one concerning the bale.
Thetud
s y book (in dialogue form)
was presented ' by Mrs. - William
Taylor Mrs. "Elgin McKinley, Mrs.
Kenneth Parke, Mrs. John Keyes
and Mrs. Bruce Keys. •
After singing a hymn the WA
took charge for a short meeting.
it was decided tov
d d ha aicture '
p sift
the ,basement on Wednesday even-
ing, on Florida. The minutes were
read' by Mrs. Kenneth Parke and
Mrs: Roy McBride gave the treas-
urer's report, Lunch was served
by Miss M. Elliott's group,.
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Thirty years ago Canada's wheat
exports exceeded those of all other
countries combined,
From the 15 per cent special tax
on radio and television sets and
parts the CBC received $22 million
last year.
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FRIDAY, MAY 20
TUESDAY', MAY 27:
FRIDAY, MAY 27
12.10 12.20 p.m.
7.00 - 7.05 p.m.
6.25 - 6.30 p.m.
Merrill's
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Continues For Another Week
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don. See your local B of M
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In 'a candlelight ceremony at
tee First Lutheran Church, Day-
ton, Ohio, at 7.30 p.m., May 4,
Phyllis Ann Stanley, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Burton A. Stan-
ley, Clinton,' exchanged vows and
rings with Richard Andrew Dohme
son of Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Dohme,
Dayton, Ohio. Pastor ; Zimmann
officiated, before the altar .which
was decorated' with 'baskets of
white flowers, candelabra and
palms,
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor -length.
gown of Chantilly lace combined
with tulle over satin. The sculp-
tured bodice featured a portrait
neckline. enhanced by irredescents
embroidered to the scalloped cuff.
Long lace sleeves tapered to bridal
points over the- hands, The tulle
skirts were gathered to the fitted
waistline and ornamented by ir-
ridescents embroidered applique.
Her two-tiered veil of French im-
ported illusion was caught to a
pillbox of lace and outlined with
seed pearls and irridescents. ' The
bride carried a white orchid on a
white Bible, set in seed pearls,
with lily -of -the -valley. •
Her attendants wore matching
ballerina -length . gowns of ruby
crystalette, The bodices were
styled with halter necklines;
spencer jackets•were tied with
bows at the bosom, The skirts
were attached to the waistline in
soft folds; matching headpieces of
spring flowers were combined with
ruby crystalette and fashioned
derni-bonnets, They carried Colon -
al bouquets of white' baby 'mums.
The groom's mother received in
navy blue lace with powder blue
accessories and wore a pink' orchid.
The bride'smother received in
avy blue with pink accessories,
nd wore a pink orchid.
Her matron of honour was her
unt, Mrs. Helen Sheeler (sister
of the bride's mother), and her
twc bridesmaids were Janet
chenck and Janet McDaniels.
The groomsman was Thomas F.
chenck, brother-in-law of the
room.
The ushers, all dressed in white
dinner jackets, black trousers,
aroon, ties and boutonnaires,
ere Robert J. Sheeler, Robert
frietzer, Wayne Sutton, all of
ayton, Ohio and O. J. Stanley,
uncle of the bride, from Clinton,
The reception was in the church
auditorium immediately following
the ceremony.
There were guests from Dayton,
Cincinatti, Greenville and Bowling
reen, Ohio; and Mr. and Mrs.
eorge Dunseath, Toronto; Mrs,
a Stanley, the bride's grand-
other,mLucknow; Mr, and Mrs.
J. Stanley, Clinton; Mr. and
rs. William Jervis and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Castle, Clinton.
For the honeymoon trip to
icago, the bride wore navy blue
nen sheath dress with matching
at and powder blue accessories
d wore a white orchid. The
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Beaver pelts were once an ac-
cepted form of currency in Can-
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Annual Meeting
HLRON TB
ASSOCIATION
Thursday, May 19
at 8 p.m.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CLINTON-
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LINTON.TOWN HALL
'The general public and
representatives of County
Organizations are particu-
larly invited.
F. J. SNOW - - - President
MRS. J. B. RUSSELL - Secretary
19-20-b
A pretty 'May wedding . of wi
interest was solemnized Satur
afternoon at two o'clock in Brit
field United Church when .Ru
Doreen Keyes became the bride
Morris Albert Carter,
The bride is ,
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daughter
Mr. and Mrs, Wilber Keyes, S
forth, and the groom is the son,
Mr, and. Mrs. Howard Carter, I
nerkip.
Given in marriage by her fettle
the bride was lovely in a floo
hgown of -xi
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chantilly lace over satin.
.waist and neckline were adorn
with irridescent sequins and h
long lily -point sleeves. The bou
fent skirt was of several layers
nylon over satin with rows
chantilly lace. Her fingertip v
of French illusion was held i
place by a beaded crown and s
carried a cascade of Better Tim
roses decked with starlight ribb
Miss Mary Chalmers, London, a
bridesmaid, wore a floor-lengt
• of midnight blue net ove
taffeta, styled with a gathere
bodice, shoulder stole of net an
a bouffant skirt and reatchin
headdress.
Miss Carol Whitfield, cousin
the bride, was. junior bridesmaid
and little Marilyn Keyes, cons'
of the bride, acted as flower gir
Both wore floor -length frocks
midnight blue net, over taffeta, de
signed with. Peter Pan collars an
sashes forming' bustle bows at th
back.
The bridal attendants all carrier]
pink carnations.
John Carter was his brother'
groomsman. Ushers were Merton
Keyes, brother of the bride, and
Jim McCauley, Innerkip.
Tali white candelabra holding
lighted cathedral tapers and large
baskets of white 'mums made a
pretty setting for the double -ring
ceremony performed by Rev. J.
Melvine Keyes,. Stratford.
Traditional wedding music was
played by Mrs, E. Wendorf, Clin-
ton, who also accompanied the
soloist, Miss Lorraine Smith, Win-
throp, as she sang "The Wedding
Prayer" and "Down Thro' the
Years."
At a reception following the
ceremony at Monetta Menard's,
Exeter, the bride's mother received
wearing a dress of smoke rose
crepe and navy accessories, As-
sisting her was the groom's moth-
er,' Mrs, 11. Carter, who wore' a
dress of aqua blue with pink ac-
cessories, Both wore corsages of
blue and pink carnations,
Later the happy couple left un-
der showers of confetti and con-
gratulations for a trip in Northern
Ontario. The beide wore a rose
tailored suit with .pavy hat and
accessories and corsage of white
carnations.
The bride has been kindergarten
teacher at Lady Beck school in
London and the groom principal of
Innerkip public school. On their
return they will reside in Wood-
stock where both are enrolled as
members of the teaching staff for
the coming year. Guests were
present from Woodstock, Sarnia,
London, Windsor and Ghillie.
' Trousseau Tea
Mrs, Wilber Keyes entertained
a+: a trousseau tea on Monday
evening of last week in honour of
her daughter Ruth Dorene. Re-
ceiving at the door, Ruth And her
mother were assisted by Mrs. 11.
Carter, Innerkip. Mrs. J. A. Car-
ter, Innerkip, and Mrs. Fred Mul-
holland, Holmesville, poured tea
at a beautifully decorated table
in pink and white, centred with a
bowl of colored snapdragons. Those
serving were Mrs, James Elliott,
Mrs, Gordon Hill, Mrs, Donald
Keyes- and Mrs. Jack Mustard, -
The numersous gifts and trous-
seau were displayed by Miss Mary
Chalmers, Elsie Storey, Gladys
Chapman, Lorraine Smith, Grace
Riley and Mrs. Ken Hulley, while
Carol Whitfield and Nancy Pepper
looked after the guest book.
Man "Old after 40
It
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A pretty wedding tpok place in
St, Paul's Anglican Church; Clin-
ton, on Friday, May 13, when
Constance Shirley Bell, IFeneall,
and Morris Laird Taylor, Bruce -
field, exchanged marriage vows.
The . Rev. R. M. P, Bult'eel per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Eldon "Bell, Derby,
New Brunswick, -and the groom is
the son of Mr, and Mrs,. Harvey
Taylor, Brucefield,
'The bride was lovely in baller-
ina -length white net over satin,:
with net jacket styled with lily-
point sleeves and Peter Pan col-
lar Her shouider-length veil was
arranged from a tiara of pearls
and shecarried a bouquet of red
roses,
The -bridesmaid, Miss Marlene
Petzke, HensalI, chose a ballerina
length gown of pink -net over taf-
feta fashioned with a brocaded
bodice and bolero jacket.' She
carried blue carnations,
William Taylor was his broth-
er's groomsman.
A reception was held at the,
home of the bride's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Grealis, Clinton, the bridal table
centred a three -tiered wedding
cake flanked with roses.
• For a weddingtrip to the Unit-
ed States, the bride donned a light
blue suit with.. pink accessories,
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8.00 p.m. sharp
The principal and- staff"of'the Clinton Public School
invite oil parents and general' public to their
•,annual Public School concert,
May Rance McKinnon, Music Director
Silver Collection Will Be Taken
Kindergarten Classes
Parents are requested to register all children eligible
to attend Kindergarten Classes, commencing
September, 1955, -
Children will be admitted on basis of age until accom-
modation is filled. Register by letter not
later than June, 20, 1955.
On day .of enrolment in September, definite proof of
age must be submitted to the Principal of
the Public School,
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(Signed) on behalf of
CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD
H. C. Lawson, Secretary
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SPECIAL VALUES AND REMINDERS
FOR THIS WEEK
Sun Glasses .. .
Manufacturers' Discontinued Lines
An assortment of glasses Any ,Pair
valued up to as high as '
$1.50 - On sale at 39C'
AVIATION SPECIAL 99e
GLASSES for KIDDIES 25c, 29c
• POLAROID TONE -RAY
Styles for Women
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1.98, 2.98 up
Firs -On 2.50
Highest quality
g.
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Slipover 4.00
GLAREMASTER CLIPOVER ,,, 69c
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NIVEA SHIN CREAM .G3c, 1.10, 3.00
ACRIFLEK 600
TANTOO ' tube'65e; Bomb 98c
WILLIAINIS SKOL 55e, 75e, 1.00
Cameras id Films
'BROWNIE HOLIDAY CAMERA, 3.50
HOLIDAY FLASH CAMERA ..., 5.90
Kodalite Flasholder for above, 3.60
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