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The Huron Expositor, 1963-06-06, Page 4SOME Lii0E1111, ol'r'T., JUNE 3, 196 BROWNIE'S DRIVE - IN Clinton First Show at Dusk TWO COMPLETE SHOWS Children Under 12 in Cars Free WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY - June 54-7 "BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S" AUDREY HEPBURN GEORGE PEPPARD Colour Cartoon SATURDAY and MONDAY June 8-10 "SOME CAME RUNNING" FRANK SINATRA SHIRLEY MagLAINE DEAN MARTIN Colour - Scope Cartoon Adult Entertainment TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY June 11-12 "OKLAHOMA" . , GORDON MacRAE SHIRLEY JONES Colour Cartoon Water System (Continued front Page 1) PertOlenet. aS Scoaa as the ate - counts are approved. A letter from the Departrnet:t of the Attorney -general an flounced that the lighting ',near the corner of the county road , and B,ighway 4, near Brueefieid. was not responsible for the death of John McEwan. The jury recommended better light- ing. but the Attorney -General said the present lighting was adequate. If Tuckersmith undertook any new lighting project, the De- partment of H.kghway s of On- tario would pay 50 per cent of the installation costs. Check Lighting Costs Council authorized the clerk to inquire as to the costs of mercury vapor or fluorescent lights and infprm the Attorney- GeneraI of the move. The clerk will also inform the latter that Tuckersmith plans no lighting changes this y -ear. The council discussed the township garage. Councillors will inspect the leaky roof be- fore the next meeting to decide, what repairs are necessary. The township received an in- terim subsidy of S5.700 from. the DHO for the construction of roads. The Health and Wel- fare Department sent 5912 to the township for Children's Aid. William Campbell was.replac- ed by Ales Irvine as tile drain- age inspector for the township. fo1'oe ine Mr. Campbell's re- quest that , he be relieved of his duties. Honor Students (Continued from Page 1) .c m Gowns RecallE�rl.vStyles (Continued from Page 1) gown, being worn by Mrs. Alex Wriglstnthe daughter of the or- iginal owner, Mrs. George Hen derson. She was married at the manse in Winthrop by the Rev. J. G. Fallis. The dress is of grey silk taffeta with georgette sleeves and bodice. There are fitted taffeta panels on the back and front of the bodice, and it has a barque around the waist. lin. Henderson had been mar- ried for nearly 75 years when she died in 1952. 4. This gown is also from the 1878 era Miss Sarah McQuaid wore it on her wedding day when she married Mr. Robert Finnegan at her home in Ash- field Township. Sarah bought the material in Lucknow and made the dress herself. all 17 yards of it The model is Mary Hoggarth The bonnet belongs to Mr. William Leeming. 5. Mrs. Stanley Bray is weare ing the satin gown which was worn by Mrs. William Coleman. formerly Sarah Jane Consitt. in 1886. airs. Milton Stewart. of Seaforth. is a daughter of Mrs. Coleman. - 6. This gown was worn by ears. Thomas McMillan. former- ly Mary McLean. married in 1888. This dress. wh:r ts\ 7; years old. is of corded silk and, is being worn by Mr. John Talbot. The groom in this wed- i ding. Mr. Thomas McMillan., was the Member of Parliament previous to the late Senator Golding. 7. This gown was worn by Mrs McMillan's daughter at her %%eddies: in 1933. She is Mrs. W. L. Whyte. the forrAer Mar- - ,garet 'McMillan. The dress is of French lace. and the model is irs. Ivan Carter. 8. Mrs. McMillan's grand- daughter. Mary Whyte, wore this at her wedding when she was married in E!rburn United Church in 1959. Mary is r.ow - Mrs. Frank Van Der Molen. The model is Sheila Rowat. 9. The next dress be'.ones to 'Mrs. Clarence Walden's mother. She was the former Ann Wa1- Der. of Detroit. and her mar- ried r.ame was Mrs. George Youngb':uth and she was mar- ried in 1888. The dress is made of batiste. and the model is Mrs. ,Walden. 10. The dress belongs to airs. !The first one was that worn by Mors. Albert Clarke, and the i model is Bliss ?glen Elliott. It is of white satin -faced crepe with lace inserts. Mrs. Clarke e as married in t933. 20. Mrs. A. Hutton's gown is being worn by June MacDonald. Mr and Mrs. Hutton were mar- ried in 1962. This one is of French imported velvet with sequin trim. They were both R made by Mrs. Albert Clarke, and bother mother and daugh- f ter were married by the Rev. W J. Raines, a former Walton minister. ? 21. This is a reversal of farm. Mrs. Lorne Carter is modelling her daughter's wedding dress. Mrs. iton Riley. the former Gloria Carter. was marries in ;February 1963. This makes 'gowns from four members of ' the same family: grandiiiother, daughter and two granddaugh. ter. who are cousins. 222_ Elizabeth Carter is wear- ing the gown of Mrs. Sam Whit. more. She was married in Clin- ton in 1912_ The dress is of ! white satin with a lace yoke of glass beads and roses of self material to form the "V" back. Elizabeth is Mrs. Whitmore's granddaughter. 23. Bessie Parsons was mar- ried to Mr. Albert Smale in Munro. Or.t.. in,1916. Her dress was of white paulette silk with ' trimmings of Brusse;Is net, She wore a veil of tulle and orange blossoms, Her granddaughter, Elizabeth Smale. is the model 24. In June 1945. Jean Smale. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smale, was married to Mr. Albert Hildebrand. The dress is of twilight satin in redingote style with a front panel and yoke of chantilly- lace. The model is .Mrs. Margaret Somers. 25. In 1919 Mr_-. James Aitche- son. the former Catharine Mc- Dermott. of Harpurhey. wore this gown Of cream coilene with pearl trimming. Sharon Mac- Donald is the model. The Gay Twenties 26. We take another jump in time no -w. to that wonderful era of the mid -twenties. The model is Miss Grace Stephen- son. wearing the wedding dress of her aunt. the former Clara Stephenson. who is now Mrs. Pere Johnston. married in the year 1925. 27. Mrs. Lee McConnell, of Varna. was The bride in this dress in 1925. She was the former Anna Stephenson. The model is Miss Linda Forbes. . 28. Of the 1928 era. this dress which Barbara ' Chesney is modelling for' us. belonged to airs. Richard Hillis. the former Ella Turnbull. 29. Mrs. George Addison owns the dress Mrs. Alvin Siliery is wearing. The former Grace Adella Tebbutt. she was mar- ried in 1930.. 30. The dress was worn in 1952 by airs. Addison's'daug.:- ter, Betty. when she :aid ' I do" to Kenneth Hulley. Be+*y is wearing, her own gown) to- night. The dress is of chantilly lace and has a three-tier skirt. 31. The gown is worn by Susan MacLennan. Of imported French laceit was worn. in 1931 by her mother. Mrs. J. C. MacLennan. the former Dorothy Drake. The material caused a bit of con- cern as it did not arrive at the Customs House until two weeks before the wedding. Then Dr. and Mrs. MacLennan were mar- ried by special permission of the Lieutenant Governor. as the licence was not purchased in time. 32. Miss Judy Crich is model- ling the dress which belongs to Mrs. William Hart. the former Mary Matthews. married in 1933. It is of silk velvet in a lovely shade of midnight blue^ 33. Mrs. Arthur Wright. John Street. owns the dress. She is the former Gladys Ducklo'v and was married in 1934. The dress is of georgette, and the model is Diane Heart. 34. In 1934 Miss Anona Dale and Mr. Andrew Crozier were married. The dress is brown velvet and taffeta, and is being modelled by Judy Muegge. 35. Our bride of 1935 was Miss Helen Broadfoot, who was married to Harold Connell in Brucefield by the Rev. W. A. 'Bremner. The model is Joyce Kelland. 36. Mrs. William Leeming is also a 1935 bride. She is wear- ing her own wedding dress, and by the way, this is Mr. and Mrs. Lee-ming's 28th wedding anni- versary. 37. Catharine -McLeod is in this lace gown, worn by Mrs. Elmer Stephenson, the former Margaret Robinson,' who was married in 1935. 38. The dress was worn by Mrs. Ross MacGregor, the for- mer Jessie Ferguson, who was married in 1937. The dress is of wine velvet and is being worn by Mrs, W. Brett.., International Group The following six gowns are grouped together, as the brides were married in various far- away places. ' 39. We start off with a wed- ding in South America, that of Rev. and Mrs. Harry Donald- son. of St. Thomas' Anglican Church. Mrs. M. Nediger is the model. Mrs. Donaldson recalled the story. Nervous excitement, she said seems to have been associated with this dress right from the beginning. It was made by a lady in a little village called Cholchol, in Southern Chile. Shortly after , taking the mea- surements, this „lady decided to move to theigiiy and the fu - Cli t L Cl b C. E. Dearer, we' o ed the non ons U i Theatre Night - June 11 Regular Admission -Tickets From Lions. Club Members v i EUCHRE Orange Hall, Seaforth Wed., June 12th Auspices of Orange jiafi Property Committee Draw for Blanket GARDEN PARTY MONCRIEFF UNITED CHURCH Tuesday, June 18' Supper 6 - 8 p.m. Program includes 2 one -act plays , by Bethesda YPU Admission $1.00 - Children 50c MEN'S SOFTBALL Monday, June 10th Game Time: 7' o'clock Halmesville at Winthrop C.W.L. students ani their parents to the banquet. F. C. Sills thank- ed Mrs. Miller and her a_,_t ants fur the banquet prepare- tior.s.• Or. the honour roll were the following students: Mary Heuer - man. Barbara Chesney.. Sally Cosford. William Morris. Sara Mowat. Paul Spittal. Bryan • Stewart. Barbara Longstaff, Joe Van Rooijen. Anthony Van Den Henget. Donald Landeborough. Eric Ross, David Britton. Witold Chumicki. Christie Dobson, Brace Elliott. Pamela Powell. Peter Stinnissen. James Tra- quair, Janet Turnbull. Sam Has- san. Barbara Holland. ' Wilma Jackson, Susan McLean. Allan Patterson. Gerald Van Den Hen- 4eI, Dorothy Dalton. Brian Tra- s-is. Gisela Dorrance. Jeanne Milady. Jean Shortreed. olden s daughter. Marjorie: now Mrs. John Fraser. She was married in Waterloo in 19-59. The model is Mrs. Jack McL.I- wair.. Worn in1901 .. 11. The original owr.er was Mrs. John Shannon. mother 'of iram Shannon. and the for- mer Elmira Blanchard. married in 1901. The material in the dress is brocaded wool cash- mere. The model is Elaine Oke.; 12. This dress is the wedding gown of Mrs. Shannon's grand- daughter. Isabelle. Now Mrs. Donald Schellenberger. .. s n e lives in Mitchell. Faye Love is the mode'. 13 Mrs. James Park is wear- ing the gown of wool ' satin cloth. first worn by Miss Anr.a Browr when she married Mr. Thomas Kerr in 1906 Mrs. Kerr was the aunt of Mr. Joseph Grumme tt. • 14. This dress was first worn y Mrs. W. J. Brady in 1906 nd then by Mrs. P. L. Brady n 1940. Although it was made in Toronto. the material was purchased in Paris while Mrs. Brads was on a trip to Europe the previous year. It is of ivory bridal satin. with an overdress ' of handmade Brussels lace. The overskirt is shaped and woven completely in one piece with just a centre hack seam. The dressmaker who made it was :so concerned that the - bride might f ,rget to wear something blue that she embroidered two little rosettes of blue beads on the inside of the girdle. The model is Mrs. Jean Hildebrand. 15. Mir. John Bach is model ling the gown of her mother, who was married in' 1909. It is a twq-piece dress of corded silk and the silk trim is carried out in an appliqued design on the sleeves and skirt. The waistline is set off by a pleated silk cum- merl?und. The accessories are I purple stockings and high but- tot- black shoes. 16. Again 1909 is the year this gown was first worn by Miss Annie E. Caesar, when she be-. came the bride of Roger Joseph Corrigan. The dress and coat are of imported fine wool. The coat is lined with fine silk and trimmed with handmade lace, the same as the yoke on the dress. Note' the heavy silk sash- es hanging from the shoulders. The bride's hat was white wool felt wits a large white ostrich plume as trim. The hat has been misplaced, but I under- stand the plume was really large and really long. The mo- del is Mrs. E. 11 Marshall. 17. Mrs. W. A. Wright is modelling our next gown, worn in 1910 by Miss Mary Allen, when she married Mr. Frank Martin Kling - the father of Frank Kling. The bride was probably better known in our time hs Mrs. William Manson. The dress is of grey satin with a georgette apron, and an un- usual feature is that% it is the underskirt that forms a little train. The dress was made en- tirely by Mrs. Manson. 18. Still in the year 1910, we have Sandra Hugill wearing the gown worn by Mrs. Thos. Wil- liamson, formerly Gertrude Forbes. The dress is made of silk and satin. 19. The next two gowns be- long to the daughter and grand- daughter of Mrs. Williamson. Too Late To Classify H HELP WANTED Female help for factory work. Apply to: HIGHLAND SHOES. Seaforth 4-73-2 FOR SALE -House, modern, frame btnagaiow. furnace 'and bathroom. (in Village of Dublin) George Coyne. Dubn_n. phone 7L FOR SALE -Two ventilators. with electric motors. et H.P.. 18" blades. new style. Wiscon- sin air-cooled eneene. 32 H.P. A Ti:rimer reaps. RR 3. Kipper_ phone 657 R 13, Seaforth, 73-1 TEA a BAKE SALE a . in St. James' Rectory Wed., June 12th 3 to 5 p.m. Tea & Bake. Sale SP0,j'15ORED BY C.W.L. St. James' Rectory Wed., June' 12th 3 - 5 p.m. Sponsored by the C.W.L. LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND 0 Dancing Every Saturday 0 o Lionel Thornton and his CASA ROYAL ORCHESTRA FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. DOLGLA,,S 0. FRY Minister Sunday, .dune 9th WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. 9:45 a.m--Minister's Class 10:00 a.m.-The Senior Sunday' School 11:00 a.m•.-The Junior Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-The Nursery DANCE BLUEWATER DANCELAND Friday, June 7th 10 to 1:30 '. Desjardine's Orchestra For - Your Entertainment All This Week . In. the Huron Room Queen's Hotel THE VER5ATILES Lure bride wondered about her dretrevl, let ata er thatss ca Chile, selike gravytereembSouth American countries, is the land of "Manana" (tomorrow). Con- tinual visits were made to the city of Temueo for try -ons. Members of the family and friends were .pressed into ser- vice to try to get the lady to "hurry," and they must have been successful, because half an hour before the wedding, when l fingernails had been chewed to the elbotr s, the dress was de- livered. The wedding took place tin the church of the Holy Trin- ity in the city of Temuco, in southern Chile, on Jan. 3, 1936. The dress was worn through- ,, out the day for photographs and for the reception in the "Ladies English Chapel", and was ad- mired in English, French, Dutch. German. Arabic, Span- ish. Mapudungu, and, of course, Scottish. The wedding dress came out of retirement on the occasion of a historical play, presented by the senior pupils of the Mis- sion School: 'Christopher Col- umbus Discovers America." As we all know. the Power behind Columbus was Queen Isabella i -and this was the dress worn !to depict the Queen. The nest time it was a Chris- t:an pageant. when an 'Archan gel wore the wedding dress. Life moves in cycles. and so the last. occasion on a inch this dress left the clothes closet was another wedding. A young nurse and one of the "Old Boys" from the Mission School were to be married. They had saved up for quite a time and the wed- ding promised to be quite a pretty- one. but .Valdemira, an Aruchanian Indian girl who was tri be the bridesunaid. had no dress: nor could she afford to buy one. So. the wedding dress became a bridesmaid's dress. 40. In 1939. Ayshi Shousher became the bride of Alex Has, san. in a small town Mosque Lebannon. The bride wore a handmade original gown of peau de soie, fashioned on clas- sic lines. The chemise skirt sweeps from a lowered waist- line. which is accented by lace appliques to a fullness at the bottom. The back of the dress is 'made prominent by an "X- strap" effect. Facing around the sleeves, lowered waistline. and the neckline add a feminity to the otherwise simple gown. arms Janie,. Hassan is modelling her mother's gown. Mrs. Hassan is our Lebanese bride. 41. Mrs. John Kellar.,appears in her own wedding gown of blue crepe with scalloped ruf- fling. She was married during war time and thought her fu- ture husband would never ar- rive. He was held up at the United States border for some time before he could get his visa. They were married in Burnsville. West Virginia. in 1941. Mrs. Kellar is our Unit- ed States bride. 42_ Miss Lillian Brown mar- ried Mr. Eric alatzold at St. Bride's Ar,glican Church. OId Trafford. Stretford. in Lancas• . ter County. England. on April 8, 1950. Janet Turnbull is' mod- elling the gown of our English; bride. 43. Yolanda Graf. of Mitchell, wearing the costume of Canton, Berrie. in Switzerlard. which is worn for special occasions. pri- marily weddings. but also chris- tenings and festivals. A black velvet • bonnet with a woven horsehair netting frames Yolan- da's face. The embroidery on the velvet vest is done by hand and all the silver jewellery is handcrafted. The dazzling white blouse i; made of quality lin- en. An apron of blue brocaded silk adorns the black handwov. en wool skirt. All women wear white' patterned cotton stock- ings and black buckle shoes. Today. some of the costumes are machine -made and cost be- tween 3500 and 5600. However, since this costume is approxi- mately 50 year old and is hand- crafted. it is worth much more. 44. This gown comes from Newfoundland, which at the time Mrs. Jack"Mioore was mar- ried, was not a province of Can- ada. Kendra is wearing the MANY MEMORIES were revived Wednesday night as the Church modelled wedding dresses dating back to 1863. A prev on television to all of Huro County. Modelling some of the right). Mrs. Eric McCue. Mrs. H. Traviss and Grace Stephenson gown her mother first wore in : originalIy- worn by the former 1945. The material in the dress ,Lois Hogg, now Mrs. Bedford is white satin. Dungey. It is modelled by her 45. Sharon Talbot is wearing cousin, Mrs. Don Brightrall. the gov:n of Chantilly- lace that _Miss Janet Schultz wore at her wedding to Mr. Norman Schnei- der in 1939. 46. A daughter is modelling her mother's wedding gown. Lynn's mother. Mrs. Arthur Wright. was married in 1946. She was the former Margaret' Dale. The dress is white muslin de sole and had a long train. which was •taken off for the. reception that was held a week or so later. 47. Mrs. Gordon Johnston. a sister of Mrs. Wright, wore this dress at her wedding in 1947. The model is FalOe Matheson. 48. Mrs. Doug Whyte is wear-! ing the gown of Mrs. Thomas Wilbee. the former Helen Mof- fat, ,who was married in 1946. The gown is of satin gird net. 49. The gown was worn by Mrs. Frank Golding in 1957./ She is the former Janie Mof- fat The model is Miss Laurel Cocks. . 50. air. Gar Baker wears the gown first worn by Sirs. Wm. Brugger. the former Clara Nedi- ger. married in 1947. The dress is of corded brocaded silk. 51. Mrs. Peter Dunlop is the •{ owner of'this satin gown. She 1 ' is the former Edith Hillen. mar- ried in 1950. The model is Mrs. i A. Y. McLean. 52. Nineteen -fifty is also the date of ,the wedding dress Mrs.' 56. Sirs. Glen Stiffen is wearing the gown she wore at her wedding in 1955. I 57. Mrs: George 31cIlwain, who until 1960, was Joan Tal- bot. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . John Talbot. 58. Mrs. Gordon Pullman, w hu 1.re Stewartis wearing. It was !first a Jrn by her •sister. Vera, when she married • Mr. Alvin 'MacDonald. 53.. Here is Mr. Roy William- son as she appeared on her; wedding day in 1952_ 54. Molly is wearing her own gown. which she wore when' she married Mr. Don Kunder in, 1953 in Stratford_ The waltz- i length gown is of, nylon net ov- er antique brocaded blush satin, ) and this, too. has a little his- tory to it. The antique satin had been bought approximately 50 years ago by' the bride's 'grandmother for her daughter's wedding dress. but they decid- ed they wanted something sim- pler and didn't use it. The material was forgotten and lat- er found in a trunk after the grandmother died. The bolt of material was only 22 inches wide, so the dressmaker had quite a time making the dress, as she couldn't use a pattern on such narrow material. 55. Here is another_1953 gown HENSALL TWILIGHT STOCK SHOW Heavy Horses, Light Horses and Ponies - Implement Show WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1963 6:00 o'clock p.m. MATURING: 87 Prize Hereford Feeding Calves To be Judged and Auctioneed BABY SHOW (no entry fee) - Prizes For All Contestants Clinton Concert Community Band and Majorettes in Attendance r Midway - Programme - Midway Tory Gregg, Master of Ceremonies School Parade 7 p.m. -Official Opening 7:30 Free Draw for Children in School Parade --- 8:00 p.m. AU)'CTION SALE OF CALVES 9:30 P.M. ADMiSSION 50 CENTS CHELDREN FREE women of Northside United iew performance was shown earlier dresses are (left to . (Expositor photo by Phillips). was Marian Mclllwain until 1961. 59. Mrs. Douglas Galt, a new- comer in our midst, was Miss r n.be Lou Catherine cry, from Beamsvitle before she married and settled in Seaforth. Cathy designed and made her own gown. 60. Mrs. Robert Beuttenmiller, our newest bride. She was Bet- ty Muegge before she was mar- ried on May 4 of this year. ONDAY NIGHT JUNE 10 - 1963 Is Brussels Night AT WESTERN FAIR RACEWAY -v you are invited to be the guest of the Raceway for this event. See the. feature: BRUSSELS DRIVING PARK RACE POST TIME ' .45 P.M. TEAR OUT THIS COUPON Bring This Coupon With You FOR FREE ADMISSION GOOD FOR ONE ADMISSION ON MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1963, ONLY NAME' ADDRESS WESTERN FAIR RACEWAY WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS - LONDON