HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1960-06-02, Page 7THUtSDAY, JUNE 2, 1960
GILLOW BLOWES
Sandra Jean Blowes, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Claude Blowes,
Preston, formerly of Hensall and
Exeter, and Jack Hilary Gillow,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gil -
low, Hespeler, exchanged mar-
riage vows at St. Paul's United
Church, Preston. hey. Arthur Wa-
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The bride wore a wedding gown
of pure silk organza, featuring a
scooped neckline and tiny puff
sleeves. The wide bouffant skirt,
worn. over a crinoline, was en-
hanced by a band of heavy em-
broidery lace midway between the
waist and the hem. Back inter-
est showed a huge bow of organza
at the waist catching the fullness
of the graceful train. Her elbow
length veil of French silk tulle
was held by a coronet of seed
pearls and rhinestones and she
carried a white Bible crested with
pink roses and white streamers
entwined with roses.
Mrs. Ralph Sweitzer, Exeter, ma-
tron of honour, and bridesmaids
Miss Delores Strome, Preston, and
Mrs. George Hopper, Galt, chose
similar gowns of baby pink silk
organza featuring waltz-lenght bou-
ffant skirts worn over crinolines.
Mr. and Mrs. Gillow left on a
wedding trip to New York; the
bride, travelling in a suit of pure
white imported mohair with reel
accessories. They will reside in
Galt.
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PAGE SEVEN
In Memorium Cards Varna Bride -Elect
Help Cancer Society Honoured al Kippen
Besides contributing to the an- Prior To Marriage
nual April campaign of the Cana-
dian Cancer Society, many Huron
citizens support the fight against Mrs. Emerson Kyle, Kippen,
cancer through the use of in me- was hostess to a pleasant evening
moriam cards to pay tribute to de- L v Friday,
tl eMared to 20, whenur0 ela-
ceased relatives or friends.
In 1959, over $1,500 was donat- Marilyn Steckle, London, bride -
ed to the work of the Huron unit elect of June 4. Games and con -
of the cancer society in this way. tests were convened by Miss Ruth
The contributions are made McClinchey, Varna, after which
through the co-operation of fun- the honoured guest was asked to
eral directors in the county, who take her place before a floral ar-
accept the gifts and acknowledge rangement of and white streamersprinflanowers,
pink
them with suitably enscribed cards
which are displayed along with Mrs. Herb Klopp, Zurich, read
flowers and other tributes in the the address. Mrs. William Fergu-
funeral parlours. son, Hensall, and Miss Grace Ste -
The entire amount is forwarded phenson, Seaforth, presented the
to the society which uses the funds gifts, The bride -elect expressed
to further its work in research, her appreciation. Refreshments
education and welfare services.. were served by the hostess.
Receipts are issued which may
be used for income tax purposes.
"The two -fold purpose of these
tributes is appealing to more and
more people who are mindful for
the needs of the less fortunate,"
states Mrs. Kenneth Johns, Wood-
ham, president of the cancer unit.
"These in memorium cards not
only pay sincere and profound re-
spect to loved ones, whose famil-
ies may treasure them as lasting
momentoes, but they also con-
tribute to relief of suffering among
the living."
The cancer society appreci-
ates the trust and confidenole
embodied in these gifts," Mrs.
Johns continued. "We employ them
to best advantage in alleviating
pain and preventing death from
cancer."
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Toronto Lady Gives
Gift to McTaggart
Cemetery Board
(By our Hensall correspondent)
McTaggart's Cemetery Board
moved forward towards perman-
ent maintenance and beautification
of their cemetery at a meeting
held -at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Soldan, Zurich, on Mon-
day, May 23. For a century and a
half this cemetery has served as a
burial place for the townships of
Hibbert, Usborne and Tucker -
smith, it has the enviable quality
of being a dry cemetery. Since
1920 the cemetery has been main-
tained and supported by having
annual bees, and small donations
given by those who are unable to
attend such bees. A great amount
of labour, which cannot be assest
in dollars and cents, went into
these bees. There was much gra-
ding, levelling and filling to be
done in order to get the desired
level and slope.
As one drives along the beau-
tiful road known as the north
east boundary, three miles east of
Hensall, you are attracted by the
sight and by the fact that it has
become a very attractive burial
place. This spring, some 250
Spruce trees were planted along
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the south and west sides, A per-
manent caretaker is in charge. As
the demand for plots are increa-
sing, a new strip of land to the
north has been purchased which
will be terraced.
Present .at the Monday night
meeting was Mrs. J. V. McAree,
Toronto, who started the drive
with $1,000 in memory of her par-
ents, Mrs. and Mrs. Andrew E.
Stewart, former citizens of Us -
borne. A mailing list of all in-
terested in this cemetery is kept.
A letter is sent out annually, in-
forming of the date of the "bee,"
On the cemetery board are:
Lloyd McLean, and William Brit-
nell, Cromarty; J. M. Glenn, Hen-
sall; Mrs. J. M. Glenn, secretary;
and Edward Alexander, treasurer.
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