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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-07-07, Page 3'THURSDAY, 1955 JULY 7, I • el IN TON NEWS -RECORD eddings IVIacI(enzie— Middleton • Standards of. Madonna lilies in a • candlelit setting at St James Church,Middleton, set ,the, scene • last Saturday afternoon, July 2, for the wedding of Lois Marie • IVIicidleton, •11,-,R. 3, Clinton and John Clark MacKenzie, Hayfield. The bride'is the daughter 'of John Robert Middleton, RR 3, Clinton, and the late Mr. Middle- ton, and her husband is the son of Mi. and Mrs John MacKenzie • Bayfield. •" Rev. W.. S. Outerbridge officia- ted, assisted by Rev. A. McAlister, and Jean Elliott, Owen Sound provided the organ music. Alexia Switzer, Oshawa, sang 'The Wed- ding Prayer" before the ceremony and "0 Perfect •Love". during the • signing of the register. , The bride was Oven in marriage by her brother, Bert Middleton, St. Marys. She wore a floor - length white gown of chantilly lace and net styled with a bouf- fant skirt; her elbow -length veil of French net was caught to a small lace cap trimmed with se- quins and pearls. • She carried .white roses, Miss Jerene Gofton, Kitchener, as maid of honour, wore dutsy • pink crystalette in ballerina leng- th, and the junior bridesmaid, Sandra Middleton, RR 2, Bayfield, niece of the bride, wore powder blue crystalette. • Groomsman was Bill Kellett, Albert College, Belleville, and ush- ers were Dr. Manley Thompson, 0 ) WISE BATEMAN'S ittr6PLUNIIBER, iNfRE WELL EQUIPPED TO 00 OUR PART, W1131 us Goors PLUMBING IS AN ART \e„ANARTIN '11,410cr iti-:--- :E46-1R(ClARSC PLUjSERr _CLINTON •_ci"/.....6147 Cooper-Smith A PretY Wedding was solemnized in First Baptist Church,Tillson- brirg, on SatUrday, June 111 when Janet Carolyn. Smith, elder daugh- ter of Mr., and -Mrs. Harry W. Shah, Tillsonburg,. became the bride of Gary • Grant Cooper, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coop- er, Clinton. Rev. L, E. Mason, minister of First Baptist Church, officiated, amid a setting of fern and baskets of pink and white peonies and red roses. Soloist Mrs, Jack Climie sang three beautiful numbers, "Oh Perfect Love," "The Lord's Pray- er" and during the signing of the regiater, "Because." She was ac- companied at the organ by. Miss Joyce Hustler, Entering the church on the arm of her father, the bride looked charming in a white • flbor-length gown of frost -print crystallette, fashioned with a< three-tier bouf- fant skirt, flounced with a • front panel of Japanese organdy. Her jacket of crystallette was styled with a pointed collar and featured lily -point sleeves. A ,finger-tip veil of French illusion and frost - Chicago, brother-in-law of the groom, and John C. Middleton, Clinton, brother Of the bride. •At the reception held in "The Little Inn," Hayfield, the bride's mother wore navy sheer, a lace bolero, Camellia rose hat, white accessories and a corsage of carn- ations. The bridegroom's mother wore dusty rose, with egg -shell coloured accessories and a corsage' of cream roses. For travelling the bride donned white linen with a coral bolero, while eceessories, and a white cor- sage of roses. After a wedding trip through the maritimes and the north-eastern states, t h e young couple plan to live in Toe - onto. The bride is a graduate of Vic- toria College, University of Tor- onto. The groom is a graduate of Victoria College, University of Toronto, and of' Ontario College or Education, Toronto. Miss Mildred Roberts, a mem- ber. of the Duke of Connaught school teaching staff entertained at her home with a shower in honour of Miss Lois Middleton. At their annual banquet, June 16, the staff of the Duke of Con- naught school presented Miss Middleton With a lace table cloth. On Tuesday evening, •June 21, friends of the Fudger House Club presented Lois with a set of Rich- mond crystal. ' Mrs. Keith Tyndall, Clinton, entertained a group of friends at a shower on Saturday, June 18; in honour of her sister Lois. • Mrs. Proctor Palmer Wishes to Announce that she is Opening o BEAUTY SALON IN AUGUST IN CLINTON. Location and definite date will be announced later. FACIALS, MANICURES and MODERN HAIR STYLES ARE TO BE FEATURED. 27-p PROCLAMATION MUNICIPAL ELECTION TOWN OF CLINTON NOMINATIONS ELECTION Monday, July. II • Monday, July la 1 9 5 5 • 1 9 5 5 • - NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors for the Nem-. lnation of Candidates for the position. of Councillor for the ensuing terni will he beld in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall, Clintan • MONDAY, JULY 11, 1955 Between the hours of 7.30 o'clock and 8.30 o'clock., in the evening. JOHN LIVERMORE, Returning Officer • And if necessary, an election to fill the above 'rained position, • •wilt be held on • MONDAY, JULY 18 1955 thiefollowing places and by the followhig named persons; ST. ANDREW'S WARD — At 'the Council .Chambers; Deputy Returning Officer, Ernest Radford, • - ST. JAMES' WARD — At the Old Public School; Deputy Returning Officer, Mrs. Margaret MacDonald. ST..,IODEN'S WARD—At Ball -Macaulay Show"Room, King St.; Deputy Returning Officer, Mrs, Charlotte Freeman. • ST. GEORGE'S WARD—At Cameron's Block; Deputy Return- • ing Officer, Eddie Mitten, commencing at the hotly of nine o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until the hour of six o'clock in the afternoon and the results will be publicly declared in the Town Hall,' en Tuesday, the 19th day of July, 1955, at. 12 o'clock noon. JOHN LIVERMORE, Clerk and Returning Officer Reception Serve In Beautiful The Little Inn (By, our Hayfield correspondent) "The Little Inn", Hayfield, made a beautiful setting for the recep- tion following the McKenzie - Middleton wedding at St, James' Church, Middleton,on Saturday, July 2. The receiving line was in the garden. • For the wedding dinner, the dih- ing roof -xi was exquisite with its beautiful appointments. The ar- tistic floral, arrangements all showed up to perfection against the mist green walls, On the ban- quet table* done with white or- gandy cloth, appliqued with yel- low, were two antique silver candelabra • with lighted French blue tapers, and an epergne con- taining madonna lilies, pink rose- buds, blue cornflower and ivy. The bride's table was done in white linen,. centred>, with the beautiful three -tiered cake, with white. and silver sugar bells. It was wreath- ed with pink roses, flanked by silver candlesticks with lighted French blue tapers. On each of the individual tables a matching blue taper burned and the table was centred by old glass goblets holding pink rosebuds, pansies, ivy and blue cornflower. There were floral arrangements on the sideboard, and in each window. • In the ,parlour, furnished in the Victorian period, madonna and orange lilies Were most effectively arranged in an antique blue glass bowl on the white marble mantle - piece. Mrs. A. W. Hayman, moth- er of the proprietor, did all the floral arranging and a friend, R. Herold, London, loaned the an- tique silver 'for this festive oc- casion. print cryStallette applique was caught to a tiara of seed pearls and rhinestone, She carried a cascade bouquet of red roses and white carnations with stephanotis, decorated with white .streamers enhanced with red rosebuds. Maid of honour was the 'sister of the bride, Lorna Jean Smith. She wore a shrimp colored waltz - length gown of net over taffeta, and a white. picture hat, gloves and shoes. She carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations dec- orated with net and ribbon to match her gown. Bridesmaids were Miss Ruth Esseltine, Tillsonburg; Miss Mary Ellen Ostrander, Stratford, cous- in of the bride and Miss Doris Cooper, Clinton, sister of the groom. The three attendants were identically gowned in turquoise, yellow and blue respectively. Flowergirls were Lynda Ketch- abaw and Brenda MacLeod. They were attired in white street -length gowns of net over taffeta with turquoise headdresses. They car- ried nosegays of white carnations and red roses. Groomsman was Jack Moore, Cliriten;.Donald Fletcher, London; Beverly Broadfoot and Donald Scott, both of Seaforth, ushered. Reception was held for 145 guests -in the church parlor. The table was decorated with silver vases holding pink roses, and cen- tred with a three-tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom and flanked with silver candelabra, The tables re- served for guests were prettily de- corated with' bowls of pink and red roses. For receiving, 'the bride's moth- er wore a phwder blue lace dress over taffeta with white accessor- ies and a corsage of pink Sweet- heart roses. The groom's mother assisted in a two-piece white navy dress with white accessories. She wore a corsage of red Sweetheart roses. Waitresses were Betty Ann Swatridge; Agnes Kirwin, Bar- bara Furlong, Mary Lou. Abbott, Betty Cooper, Joan Sharp, Audrey Esseltine, Patricia ' Ireland and Arabelle Howes. The groom's gifts to his atten- dants were wallets. The bride's gifts to her attendants were slim- mer white necklaces and earrings; to soloist and organist, china fig- urines; to the waitresses, frilly ap- rons and figurines. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper left on a wedding trip to Buffalo, N.Y., and other points east. On their return the young couple will make their home at 123 Simcoe Street, Till- sonburg. Out-of-town guests •were pres- ent from Sarnia, London, Thames- ville, Clinton, Bayfield, Port El- gin, Seaforth, Stratford, Toronto, Hamilton, Port Dover, Fort Erie, l3rownsville, St..Thomas, Straf- fordville, Watford, Woodstock, Thamesford and Londesboro, ary Cooper Marries • MR. AND MRS. GARY GRANT COOPER were married in First Baptist Church, Tillsonburg, on Saturday afternoon, June 11. The bride is Janet Carolyn, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry • W. Smith, Tillsonburg, and her husband is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cooper, Clinton. They plan to live at 123 Simcoe Street, Tillsonburg. (Photo by Seldon) Obituaries .Mrs. A. Young R. Nelson Cole (By our -Bayfield correspondent) The death occurred in Victoria Hospital, London, on June 28, of Mrs. .Archie Young, 105 Inkerinan Street, London. Mrs. Young, who was the for- mer Ada Cushman, third youngest daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Wilert and the late Arthur Cushman, was born in Strathroy, March 12, 1904. Thirty-three years ago she was married to .Archie Young. Besides her husband she is sur- vived by one daughter, Sharon (at home); her mother, Mrs. E. Wil- ert, London; and four sisters, Mrs. Catherine Sageman, Mrs. Harry (Betty) Dean, London; Mrs. R. Leslie (Edith) McMillen, Hayfield; and Mrs. Robert (Elsie)'Herd, To- ronto. One brother, Ross, was killed in an automobile accident just at the time that he was grad- uating from Bible College at Springfield, Mass, in 1943. Mrs. Young with her family had been one of the summer cottagers 10 Bayfield for some years besides visiting her sister, Mrs. R. L. Mc- Millen for holidays. Although in indifferent health since Marc!,, it was only known that she was suffering from a fatal malady for a month previous to her demise. Her three sisters, Mrs. Herd, Mrs. Dean and Mrs. McMillen were with her at Vic- toria Hospital during the critical period. The remains rested at her late residence until Thursday, June 30, when the burial service was held at the Needham Memorial funeral chapel. The Rev. Ralph Hornby of the London Gospel Temple of which the deceased woman was a member, officiated. • The pallbearers were five neph- ews, Robert Dean, Toronto; Jack, William and Donald Dean, and Sgt. J. Mayman, London, and a brother-in-law, Robert Herd, To, ronto. Interment took place in Woodland Cemetery, London. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. IVIcMillen, Bayfield, and daughter, Mrs. J. Mayman, Aylmer, attended the funeral. Flensall. Mat, Has Crushed Foot (By our Ilensall correspondent) Doug Dick, son of Mrs. Ross Dick, is resting comfortably in the General Hospital, Stratford, from injuries suffered in an accident. Doug is suffering from a crushed left foot and fractured bones in the foot, He was unloading logs at Mitchell, Saturday afternoon when three top logs rolled. off and one caught on the foot. , injures Hand Manley Jinks, an employee of General Coach Works, .required seven stitches to close a wound on his left hand in an injury suffered in an aceident at the plant. Don't Take Chances ON TROUBLE ON YOUR VACATION TMP. Get a Fully-CheckedUsed Car A Few Good Examples: 1954 PLYMOUTH, radio, Solex glass only $1750.00 1951 METEOR $945.00 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN, • very clean . $845.00 1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $550.00 MURPHY ROS. • CIIRYSLER-1''LYMOUTTJ—FARGO Sales and Service • PHONE 465 Huron Street CLINTON, ONT. 0-4-0444-04-4-4,44-0-004-04-004-04-44-044-00-44-04-4-04÷0,04 04-04 0 4.-0-0 Funeral service was held on Ileattey funeral home, yRa3iteinnbt2the Street East, Clinton, for Robert Nelson Cole, 79, who died on July 1, in the Thamer Nursing Horne, Seaforth. Russell Harris and Earl Pear, both of Orillia, officiated. Interment was in Clinton Ceme- tery. Mr. Cole was born in Londes- boro, and for a short time lived in Bruceffeld -before moving to Clin- ton 48 years ago. He was a for- rhei member of Clinton Branch No. 140, Canadian Legion, hav- ing served in World War T. He attended Joseph Street Gospel Hall, Clinton. Surviving is his wife, the former Flossie Noble, who is a patient at the Thamer Nursing Home, Sea - forth; two daughters, Mrs. Arden Stickney, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mrs. Goldwyn McClocklin, Mitchell; one brother, Jack Cole, Kitchener; two sisters, Mrs. Oscar Gross, Kitchener and Mrs, George Jack- son, Stratford. 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