HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1949-12-15, Page 3THURSDAY, DEC,EEMBER 15, 1949
ui4NTON NEWS -RECORD
PAGE THREE
WEDDINGS
SLACK—MQi7SSEt ,U
(By our Ilensall correspondent)
St. Peter's Evangelical Church,
Zurich, was the scene on Decem-
ber 1 at 6.30,p.m. of a lovely
candlelight, double -ring cere-
mony, when Rev. E. Heimrioh,
united into the holy bonds of
matrimony, Juanita Joyce, young -
eat daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Mousseau, Zurich, to Reg-
inald George Black, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred A, Black, Paynton,
Saslt, .
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white slipp-
er satin period gown, fashioned
with off the shoulder nylon yoke
and pearl trills. The hoop skirt
was caught in front with satin
bows, showing the peekaboo pett-
icoat of chantilly lace, Her tulle
illusion embroidered veil was
held in place by a slipper satin
poke bonnet with wheat pearl
trim and satin bows,. She carried a
white Bible with white roses
and streamers knotted with tiny
baby mums.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Jim
Parkins, and bridesmaid, Miss
Betty Mousseau, sisters of the
bride, and flower girl, Sandra
Parkins, niece of the bride, were
gowned in heavenly blue corded
taffeta fashioned in colonial style
hoop skirts caught with pink
roses showing pink peekaboo lace
petticoats. Their finger-tip tulle
illusion veils were held in place
by matching blue taffeta bonnets
with satin ribbon bows, wearing
matching wristlets and carrying
nosegays of pink roses.
The flower girl carried a bas-
ket of rose petals strewing them
along the aisle as the bride enter-
ed the church ore the arm of her
father to the strains of mendels-
sohn's wedding march played by
Miss Kathleen Hess wearing a
green taffeta dress with corsage
of yellow and white mums.
Grant Case, Exeter, and Jim
Parkins, Zurich, attended the
groom.
During the signing of the reg -
Reside in Goderich Township
Pictured above in their wedding photo are MR. AND
MRS. ROBERT MURRAY HARRIS, whose marriage was
solemnized by Rev. R. M, P, Bulteel in St. Paul's Anglican
Church, Clinton, on Saturday, November 19, 1949. The bride,
the former Rose Elizabeth ("Betty") . Cooke, is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cooke, Clinton, and her
husband is the second son of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Harris, RR. 2,
Bayfield; The young couple have taken up residence on the
groom's farm in Goderich Township.
--Photo by Fowler Bros. Studio
ister Mrs. Harry G. Hess, solo-
ist, wearing an apple red costume
with yellow and white 'mum
corsage, rendered a beautiful and.
impressive solo. "Because" The
bride's mother was gowned in
deep lavender,winter white hat,
brown accessories and pink rose
corsage.
A buffet luncheon was served
at the bride's home, after which
the bridal couple Ieft on a honey-
moon to Niagara, Buffalo, and
Toronto, the bride travelling
in a grey brocaded satin dress,
black top coat with white fur
accessories, They will reside in
Zurich,
Royal Conservatory
of Music of Toronto
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FEBRUARY,1950
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later than JAN. 10, 1950.
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OBITUARY , I
Dg. E. P. LEWIS
(By our Hayfield correspondent)
The following clipping from
The Globe and Mails' Toronto,
December 5, refers to one who
for the past. 30 years has spent
holidays, in Bayfield "Dr: Ed-
mund Percival Lewis, city direct-
or of mental hygiene, died Sat-
urday at Toronto General Hospi-
tal. He 'was 66.
"Appointed to the city post in
1946, Dr. Lewis for the previous
ten years had been 'director of
the out-patients department of
the Toronto Psychiatric Hosp:ial,
and a member 'of ,the staff *of the
University of Toronto,
"Dr. Lewis was -born in St.
Thomas and was an arts grad-
uate of McMaster University. In
1915 he graduated from the Uni-
versity of Toronto in medicine.
During the First World War he
served overseas with the artillery,
"He studied psychiatry and
mental hygiene in the United
States on a Rockfeller Fellow-
ship, , Later he did post -graduate
work at Queen's Square Hospital,
London, England, under a fellow-
ship from the Canadian National
Committee for Mental Hygiene.
"Dr. a Lewis was chairman of
the provincial advisory board for
training ghouls, vv'hn.ch is an
honorary appointmet. Ile was a
past.. master- of Ashlar Lodge,
A.F. and A.M„ a member of the
Scottish Rite, Rotary Club, York
Down Golf Club and many med-
ical societies.
"Surviving is his widow, the
former Margaret Lauder, and one
sister, Mrs. Ada Newcombe, Cal -
WALTER E. RATHWELI,
Funeral services were held in
the Anglican Church, Grande
Pra•'uu, Alta., with Rev. G. L.
Standish officiating, for Walter
E. Rathwell, former Cliutonian.
Interment followed in Grande
Prairie Cemetery with the Clair -
mount branch of the Canadian
Legion conducting a .graveside
cel emony,
Mr. Rathwell was born in Clin-
ton, a son of he late Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Rathwell, and spent
his early years here. He went
west tc Wilkie, Sask., then over
the long trail to the Peace River
in 3912, homestedaing at ''S'ex-
smith. In 1914 he enlisted and
served overseas, returning in ,visited his brother in Halley,
1918 to engage in the stock buy- iIdaho, and has lived there ever
ing business at Clairmount, where since. He hasheld many public
he had resided since that time' offices and for the past number
Mr. Rathwell had not been en- of years has been Probate Judge
joying thgg best of health for some for' Blaine County. Interment
time, although his -death came took place in Halley.
quite suddenly in Grande Prairie
Municipal Hospital, on November WILLIAM I EH30LD
5, following a brief illness, William Leibold, 76, lifelong
Mr. the fo is survived d by resident of Zurich district, died
hi- wife, the former Ethel Mercy,
and ars adopted daughter, Mary, suddenly at his home Tuesday,
as well as six sisters and one December 6, from a stroke which
brother, Winnie, Mrs. William he suffered during the. night, lie
Foster, Iieinsall; Jean, Ms's. John was one of the best known farm-
ers of the area, and was a mem-
ber of Zurich Evangelical Church,
Tadd, Souris, Man.; Bertha, Mrs.
(Dr,) A. P. Squires, Rotterdam,
N.Y.; Anna, Mrs, Varcoe, Win- Besides his wife, the former
nipeg, Man.; Cora, Mrs. Behan-. Anna Voll<.lnd, he leaves four
tyne, Victoria, B,C.; Miss Mabel sons: Theodore, Zurich; Elmer
Rathwell, anton; and George
Rathwell, Toronto,.,
GEORGE A.•McLEOD
Word }las been received by Mrs.
Robert Pearson, Clinton, of the
death in Hailey, Idaho, of her The remains rested in West -
eldest brother, George A, Mc- lake's funeral home, Zurich, un -
pm
birthday
had observed lii�'93rd til 4 Wednesday,, when they
bday n . November 11 and
and William Jr., at home; Albert,
Clinton; end three daughters:
Mrs. R. Twamley, R.R. 4, Strat-
ford; Mrs, R. Petzke, am Mrs,
Garfield Broderick, Hensall,
had enjoyed good health . until were taken to the family rest -
the past year. dence, where services were con -
Mr. McLeod was born near ducted Thursday, at 2,30 p,m., by
Brucefield and was the eldest rf Rev. H, A. Rappel, and inter -
eight children, of whom Mrs, men,. made in the
Pearson is now the only surviv- Babylon Line
or. When quite a young man, he Cemetery”
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