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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-08-02, Page 8HENSALL Cal Bawden, assistant execu- tive diregtor of the Red Cross' 'aS in charge of the Blood Don - era Clinic c h ld in Hensall ii Le- gion Hall Wednesday after- ` noon and evening, July 25. Forty-six blood donors answer- ed the call. Mrs. M, Robertson, of London, was in charge of the nursing group; Miss A. Van Rye, of London, was the techn- cian. The Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary sponsored the Mood clinic, under the supervision of Mrs. . Irene -Davis. Auxiliary helpers were Mrs. Wrn. Brown, Mrs. Wm. Smale, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. W. J. Cameron and Mrs. John Skea. 'Christine Cameron, Brenda -Noakes, Lois and Joan Sim- mons, and Janet, Carol and Christine Betts left on Sunday ,for ten days at Girl Guide Camp Keewaydin. They were accom- panied by Pat Rowe, Mrs. H. Betts and Mrs. Tom Lavender, who will act as leaders at the camp. Bill Shaddick, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde and Miss Gwen Mc- Bride attended the Orr -Dixon wedding at Brinsley Anglican Church Saturday, July 28. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Alex- ander, David and Susan, of Georgetown, were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alex- ander, Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Orr enter- tained members of the Orr -Dix- on bridal party at their home Friday evening following re- hearsal. Mrs. Gus Voth and Jim, of Royal Oak, Mich., spent the weekend . with Mrs. Lou Simp- ALL KINDS INSURANC E W. E. SOUTHGATE MAIN ST.- SEAFORTH Phone 334 — Res. 540 7.9 S son. MF, and Mrs. Laird Miekle entertained their' family on Sunday day to a turkey dinner and they were all present for the occasion: Mr. and Mrs.- William Miekle, Pamela and Judith, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and David, Kitchener; Mr. Charles Miekle, Medway Hall, London; Bob and Ann, at home, and Mrs. Miekle's sister, Mrs. Florence Joynt. Flt/Lt. Arthur Skidmore, who has been posted at RCAF Sta- tion Centralia for the past four years, has been posted to Tren- ton, and with his wife and daughter, Sharron, left for that place on Sunday. While here Sharron was an active member of the Hensall First Guide Com- pany. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Little, Mar- cia and Cheryl left Saturday for a week's vacation at t3arrow Bay. Betty Lou Cameron is spend- ing a week holidaying with rel- atives.. in Seaforth. Mrs. Edith McMartin, of Lon- don, is visiting with her broth- er and sister-in-law, . Mr. and • Mrs. Fred Bonthron. Sunday, August 5, union serv- ices will be held in Carmel Presbyterian Church and will continue for the month of August, •.when Hensall United Church congregation will -unite with them, Rev. Ross MacDon- ald will conduct services. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wal- ker and sons, Murray and Grant have taken up residence with Mrs. Walker's father, Mr. W. R. Dougall, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flynn have moved into the Walker home on Queen St. Billy Cameron is holidaying with relatives in Kitchener. Mrs. Oliver Jaques and Mrs. Ross Jaques attended the fun- eral of the late Mr. Truman Fletcher, held from the Dinney Funeral Home, Exeter, on Mon- day. Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Currie and family are on vacation for the month of August. Mr. Harold (Hank) Bell has purchased the Skidmore pro- perty owned by ,Flt/Lt. Arthur Skidmore, on the London Road, and is taking up residence this week. Steenson Bros. B/A SERVICE For the Finest Petroleum Products by B/A and Fastest Service on Your Car, SEE US TO -DAY EVA 88- and 98 Premium Gasoline FISK TIRES • Busy People save and MONEY at ...VMY BANu° 703 M0110,1 EAN40/ANS They bank by mail the BofMway. You can get full details without obligation at your nearest B of M branch. Why not call in or write today? eady 10049 to . K- BY- MAIL %;l ! 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BANK OF MONTREAL • ecuracta4 9Gaa;r Veutk Hensall Branch: KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager Brucefiefd (Sub -Agency): Open Monday, Wednesday & Friday WORKING WI1H CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 rens r�r Gaul 's Schoo.E Sponsor Shower On Wednesday evening a large group of ladies of near Mitchell gathered at Gould's School in honor of the ap- proaching marriage of Audrey Elaine Priestap. The evening be gan with a mock wedding with the following taking part: bride, Mrs. Robert Clark; groom, Mrs. G. Maschke; bridesmaid, Doro- thy Hinz; best man, Maxine Staffen; father of bride, Mrs.. George Chowen; minister, Mrs. Henry Fawcett; soloist, Joyce Rolph. Solos were sung by Mrs. A. Harris, and a reading by Mrs. R. Morris. The bride was then led to a decorated chair under an um- brella with balloons, streamers and.. bells. Dianne Bourne read an address and Dorothy Hinz presented the gifts. Dianne Bourne, Gayle Luxton and Doro- thy Hinz helped unwrap the gifts, which were numerous kit- chen articles, after which Aud- rey Elaine thanked them and invited them all to her trous- seau tea. Contests were held and lunch served. Trousseau Tea On Saturday, July 21, be- tween 2 and 4 p.m. and 7 and 9 p.m., a trousseau tea was held at lot 20, epn. 1, Fuller- ton, for Audrey Elaine Priestap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Priestap, 'Mitchell. The house was decorated with pink, blue and white streamers, white bells and summer flowers. The • bride-to-be's mother, gowned in figured silk i dress, and . Audrey Elaine, in pink silk organza ov- er taffeta, received the guests. Misses Dorothy Hinz and Beryl Priestap showed the gifts; Di- anne Bourne, the linen; Joyce Priestap, shower presents and bridesmaids' and flower girls` costumes; Gloria Priestap and Audrey Chowen, the kitchen and other articles. In the afternoon, those pour- ing tea were 4-H Club leaders, Mrs, Baxter and Mrs. Morris, and an aunt, Mrs, Walter Priestap; in the evening, Mar- garet Armstrong, Mrs. Arnold Roney, Mrs. Allen McPhail and an aunt, Mrs. R. H. Cornish. In the afternoon those serving were Mildred Clarke, Mrs. George Maschke, Fanny Murray and Audrey Chowen. In the evening Patricia Rean y, Marjorie Krae- m er, Maxine eStaffen and Beryl Priestap. • The bride-to-be was the re- cipient. of _many beautiful gifts, including a deep freeze, clock, iron, ironing board, small•table, linen, tablecloths, heating pad, and many' other articles. 'Picnic .and -Swim Ends Program The Hensall recreation pro- gram came to a close on Fri- day with swimming and a pic- nic at Seaforth Lions Park. About 76 attended in spite of the cool weather. On Thursday'nf last week the children held their penny carn- ival, which included such things' as bingo, fish pond, kissing booth, fortune telling, spook house, white .elephant booth and refreshment booth, as well as others. In spite of the rainy weether the children made $19, which provided for the pop and ice cream for their picnic the following day. The biggest feature at the penny carnival proved to be the refreshment booth, where freshie and homemade cook- ies • sold like hot cakes, thanks to the work of Beth and Caro- lyne 'Cook, The crafts display proved of great interest to the mothers, who were invited to attend the penny carnival. Spe- cial thanks is extended to the mothers who drove the chil- dren to Seaforth to swim dur- ing 'the month. • • Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. sera VOgSTENBosC.Ff PRIESTAP I{,IPPEN =.- 'Summer floers and ferns formed the setting M Knox Presbyterian church, Mitchell, on Saturday, July 28, at 6 p.m., when Audrey Elaine Priestap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Priestap, Mitchell, and Bert Versten-` bosch, of Huron St., Stratford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vorstenbosch, RR 1, Britton, ex- changed marriage vows before Rev. James Ferguson, . in a dou- ble -ring ceremony. Mrs. Joan Gaffney, Mitchell, played the wedding music and Miss Judy Schneider, Stratford, cousin r of the bride, was soloist. . Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor - length gown of white silk or- ganza over satin, appliqued white bows with Chantilly lace bodice, and long lily -point sleeves. Her shoulder -length veil was held in place by a crown headdress edged with pearls. Her bridal bouquet were pink roses, an orchid and feath- ered white daisies. The bride's sister, Miss Joyce Priestap, Guelph, was maid of honor, wearing a gown of soft blue nylon organza over satin, and full skirt. She carried • a corsage of feathered carnations, ferns and pink roses. Miss Dianne Bourne, Mitchell, and Miss Gayle Luxton, Owen Sound, as bridesmaids, were costumed identical to the maid of honor, carrying pink roses; ferns and carnations. Beatrice Thomson, Kippen, and Cindy Cornish, Goderich, cousins of the bride, as flower - girls, wore,,.pink nylon organza with Chantilly lace jacket and a crown of pink roses, carrying a basket of white Shasta dais- ies, and pink and blue lark- spur. John Priestap, brother of the bride, RR 3, Mitchell, was best man, and Gordon Moore, Strat- ford,' Ken Henry, RR 1, Brit- ton, and Larry Stokes, London, ushered. A reception was held at the bride's home, Fullerton, when the bride's mother received the guests, wearing blue silk with pink accessories and corsage of pink roses. For a wedding trip . to New York, the bride changed" to a brown suit with• gold accessor- ies. The couple will reside • at Fullerton. Quests were present from Hensall, Parry Sound, Stratford, Kingston, London, Milverton,' Woodstock, Goderich, Kippen, Mitchell, Clinton, Owen Sound and Brodhagen. The bride is a granddaughter of Mr. Robert Thomson, Kip - pen. McLEAN—McEWEN HENSALL — Miss Winnifred Jean McEwen, of 428 Seneca .SL,_ and Douglas Brooks Mc- Lean, of 307 Forest Horne Drive; Ithaca, N.Y., were married at Bride -Elect Is Guest At Shower Miss Mary Dixon, of Clande- boye, whose marriage to James Orr, of Hensall, took place Sat- urday', July 28, at 3 p.m. in St. 1V.i'ary's Anglican Church, Brins- ley, was honored at several showers prior- to marriage. Members • of St. Mary's An- glican Church, • Brinsley, and community honored her Thurs- day evening with a presenta- tion, with guests welcomed by Mrs. Harvey Hodgins. A pres teflon address to the bride -elect was read by Mrs. Murray Ham- ilton. Mrs. Neil Romphf, Lucan, and Miss Blanche Rollings, of Clandeboye, assisted in open- ing gifts. Mrs. Jim Hyde, Hen- sall, was hostess for a kitchen shower. .The staff of South Huron Hos- pital, Exeter, held a miscellan- eous shower in , the auxiliary room. Miss Dixon has been on the staff for four years. Other showers• were given by Mrs, Tom Watson, aunt M the bride, at Lucatl, and Mrs. Wes "Calcott, Mooreville. This Summer more than ever it will • pay you TO % \\N\: TOP � DRESS HAY and PASTURE I i. p i N,7 Iti N \ • More feed per acre • More milk coy • More gain on beef • Higher farm incoe Soils of balanced high 'fertility produce high yielding, high quallity forage crops ! NOW, in addition to savings being given to area farm- ers in the form of cash and bulk discounts, your Coop offers you the modern labor-saving service of BULK SPREADING Fertijizer on your fields and free soil sampling to determine your soil's nutrient requirettents. SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 9 idol Seaforth Area Wedclin. 2:20 p•m,, Saturday, July 1A Sage Chapel, Ithaca, New York. The Rev. R. Channing Jeihnsgn, of the Episcopal Church of At- tica, performed the double -ring ceremony. On either side of the altar were ivory candles against a bank' -of ferns, and to the front -was a large basket of white delphiniums and apricot - colored carnations. Rudolph Kremer was the organist. The bride was escorted to the altar by a cousin, la, R. Mc- Ewen, Toronto. She wore an af- ternoon -length gown of • cham- pagne -color Piarisian silk rib- bon lace of her own design.- It was styled with a -sen1i-full skirt, fitted basque bodide and matching flared capelet. Her headpiece was a matching lace pillbox with short circular veil, and She carried a sheaf of full- blown Talisman roses. The maid of honor was Miss Lorna McLean, of Forest Hills, L.I., sister of of the bridegroom. She wore an afternoon -length gown of- apricot peau d'ange with fitted bodice, portrait neck- line and dome skirt. Her acces- sories were matching, and she carried a bouquet of cymbidium orchids and apricot carnations. Miss Irene Downey, of 103 Eddy St„ was bridesmaid, and was gowned like the maid of honor. The mother of the bride wore a draped chiffon gown of sky blue with matching flower hat and a corsage of pink Sweet- heart roses. The bridegroom's 'mother was gowned in an apple green draped sheath of silk chiffon with matching silk or- gandy petal hat. Her corsage was of pink Sweetheart roses. Bruce Holmes, of Elmhurst, L.I., was best man. Ushers were Richard _Locke, of 114 Heights St., Spencer Ferris, of 904 N. Tioga St., and Bruce Dean, of 224 'Ridgedale Rd. A wedding reception was held s. at the. Oebles•' The eaL1140, left on a wedding trip: to Vancou- ver, R.C.,San •'Franeiseo. and Seattle. For r her travelling dress the bride chose a silk print in tones of pink; coral and apri- cot with matching print pillbox hat and a coral coat iri wool. When they•retgrp<.,they Will live at RR 3, -Maplewood Rd, - The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Duncan McEwen, of Van- couver, 13.C., and the late Mr. McEwen, formerly of Hensall. She graduated from the Unidersity of Alberta in Ed- monton, and Michigan State University. She is a .textiles and clothing specialist in the New York State College ` of Home Economics at Cornell Un- iversity. The bridegroom's 'par- ents are Prof. True McLean and Mrs. McLean, of 307 Forest Drive. He graduated from Cornell Universityin fine arts and music and is the owner of McLean China Co., Ithaca, N.Y. Before her marriage the bride was honored with a luncheon given by Miss Downey and Mrs. jay Yerka at Miss Downey's apartment. A dinner party was given by Albert Brand, of the Statler Club; a shower and luncheon given by Mrs. D. L. McMurry, Miss Frances Spratt and Miss Frances Young, at the McMurry home; and a rehears- al dinner given at Cayuga Inn by the parents of the bride- groom. Guests attended from Van- couver, B.C., Toronto, Sarnia, Hensall, Ottawa, Washington, DrC., Freeport, •LL, Rochester, Buffalo and New York City. Remember, it takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pock- et. 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