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Clinton News-Record, 1961-08-31, Page 8 iirn ecr,w-- r. u y 1 rage N. __ 1`L lY.. 14 ,4 8141_.1 ^POI.' 1 ., Q BLUE WATER HIGtIWAY Lane D' pines Thomas Bernard flew from Regina to visit ,his brother-in- law James Barnes. After leav- ing here he was returning to his winter home in Fontana, California. ' Mr,, and Mrs. Thomas Dun- bar have had -as their guest the past week Miss Ethel Win- ter, Lambeth. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dun- bar had their family all with them to celebrate Mr. Dunbar's birthday on Sunday, l'hose pre- sent were Mrs. Lorne Walker, Mx. Jimmie Walker, Lambeth; Mr, and Mrs, Sonny O'Brien and small son Shawn, London; Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Brodie, Donna, Ran and Nancy, Lam- beth; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dun- bar, Janet, Steven and Patty, London. Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Docken and Gordon (Bud) spent the past week at their cottage, this week Bob Eaton, Clande- boye is visiting his friend Bud www IM • BOSTON, LOS ANGELES LONDON THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER Interesting Accurate Complete tnkn.utioMl Mows COMM. 'Isar Christian reins •Mmitar Ono Notwoy 3t., Satan 15. Mia and yaw swimmer hr Mn fir* deackad. trisliesel find my .wk • sway sy oter. Pt sow in. p fi amid* $ll Cl I nmeMi* IiJ1 Norm AMMO MAW /FM 29-35p Por a few days. Gordie Buet- tenmiller, Seaforth, is also boli- (laying with them for a few clays. Abe Thomas, .Chatham, sp- ent the wetrkend with Mr, and Mrs, Janiea Barnes on This re- turn he was accompanied •fly his two, daughters, Mary Ann and Elizabeth, who have spent sorne time with their grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs. l.''ha Heitbohm- er, Stratford, spent the week- end at their cottage, their son- in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Jinn Diehl and two small granddaughters, Kim and Lyn- da, Tavistock, were with them, Hazeiwood's Cabin Mrs. Crib Hazelwood has sp- ent some time with her sister in London, who is in i11 health. Mrs. Harry Arthur, Auburn, with her three children, also Mrs. G. Haggitt and children are vacationing here for a week. Mr. and Mrs. R. Reid and four children who are camping have extended their stay by another month. Mrs. R. Rowsell and two children will return to Saskat- chewan after a week's visit to Toronto and the CNE. Mr. Rowsell will stay in Clinton until he has completed his course. Mr. :and Mrs. George Irvin have returned to their home in Leamington, Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Tow, Detroit, stayed for the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig and three children left Saturday for Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John Hisala, Dearborn, Mich., with their son stayed two days. Mery Penrose left to spend the weekend in Strathroy. Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, Sev- en Pslands, Quebec, stayed for three days. Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Hop- ping, Detroit, stayed overnight, as did Mr. and Mrs. Leroy PoI- ly, Brighton, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Schoenzle, Roches- ter, Mich. Mrs. George Souten, Romeo, Mich., was vacationing here for two days. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hous- perger, Listowel, were weekend vacationers. Huron County Farming Report '(By D. G. Grieve, associate agricultural representative for Huron County Grain harvest has continued during the past week under improved weather conditions. Better than 75 percent of the wheat crop has been harvested. Lodged spring 'grain will pro- long the harvest period con- siderabl.v. ARE GOOD TWO WAYS * TO WiN A '61 PONTIAC * TO HELP PAY FOR CNE RIDES, SHOWS Tely. Fun Chequessaw you money! They reduce prises for 25 rides and shows to one dime ow Teo Fin Days. Clip a Tely run Cheque, published every day in The Telegram. And that's not all. Every Tely Fun Cheque brought or sent to the CNE will be eligible for the draw, on the final nlght of .fho " IX for o new '61 Pontiac 4 -door Laurentian. Farm Equipment For Sale Case Cash Bonus Bonanza The Best Deal of a Lifetime On a New Case Tractor A Real ,4 -Way Bargain! 1. NOW—You Save on o New Case Tractor with our Cut -To -The -Bone Prices! 2. .NOW—You Save on Farm Machinery be- cause our Trade -In Allowances are the Big- gest we have ever offered! 3. NOW -You Save on a New Case Tractor by receiving an Extra Bonus direct'from J. is Case Co. . from $125.00 on a New Case 430 up to $200.00 on a New ,Case 930. 4. YOU SAVE --with Case Tractors Record - Seting Fuel Economy. They're "gas -mis- ers", but real "horses" ;for work, 'COME IN AND SEE US WiTHOUT BELAY.. Let us demonstrate what art eye-pclppirlg deal ' we can offer you. Robbie Burns Garage Your CaSe Dealer LONDESBORO Phone Blyth. 44 r 15 1 entou 1d4 otter Baskets of white and lilac gladioli were decorations in Ontario Street United Church. PA Saturday, August 19, for the double -ring wedding cer, - ernony? conducted by the Rev. Grant Mills, when Marilyn, Jenne ,Patter, RR 3, Clinton be- came IUkce bride of Mervyn Br- uce Penfournd, Einbro, The bridle's parents are Mr, anti Mrs. George Potter, RR 3 Clinton and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Penfound, RR 1, Londesboro, Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a formal gown of organza over silk taffeta in one piece design, It. featured a as000p neckline with lily point sleeves, a fit- ted empire waist with bow and boiuffant skirt And /ace appli- ques on !basque and $kixit. Her pure silk illusion veil was cau- ght up by A crown of pearls and -sequin% She wore a ,single strand of cultured pearls with matching earrings, a gift of the groom, and carried a, show - erred white Bible, crested with an orchid. ` Miss Katherinle Blacker, RR 1, Clinton was maid of honour in lilac pure silk nylon organ- za over net and taffeta, Feat- ured was a fused collar fall= over the shoulder line and a bouffant skirt. She carried a basket of white sliesta 'mums among lilac tulle, Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Squire, RR 3, Clinton and Miss Natnicy Swan, 36 Sherwood Ave., Kitchener, dressed similar to the maid of honour. Lloyd Penfound, RR 1, Au- burn, was the Igroor sanan.. Ush- ers were Alvin Pottier, brother of the bride, and Elgin Pen- found, ee -found, brother of the groom. Mi's+s Lois Grasby, organist of the church, ,accompanied the soloist Nelson' 1VLcClinchey who sang "A Wedding Prayer" and "I'll Walk Beside You". The church hail was decor, ated with white gladiolus, lil- ac sweet peas and white cand- les for the reception tion, when the bride's mother received in a redingote of :peacock nylon organza over a sheath of lace, with peacock and beige acces- sories. The groom's mother ware a brown figured silk cr- epe sheath covered by beige ny- lon organza and beige acces- sories. Both wore pale pink carnation corsages. For travelling the 'beide don- ned a beige nylon organza red- ingote ever a lace sheath, gr- een !halt and gloves, brown shoes and purse and!! an orchid corsage. The younlg, couple will live at Errrlbro. The groom is prin- cipal of Innerkip Public School and the !betide is a teacher in the Eanbro Public School. Attending Ole wedding were guests from Kitchener, Strat- ford, Mitchell, Innerkip, Gran- *ton, Hamilton, Seaforth, Lon- desboro and Clinton. Pre -nuptial events included a miscellaneous shower by fr- iend's and relatives at !the home of Mrs. Lloyd! Penfound, where Mrs. Dennis Penfound was co - hostess, on „July 28. :Mrs. Fr(anciis - Powell opened her home for a miscellaneous shower on August 2, when a- bout 60 guests ,attended includ- ing SS .11 Goderich Township and friends. Misses M. Lyon, J. McCool and C. Blacker entertained on August 10 at the former's home when former CDCI classmates and '(friends presented Marilyn with a shower of miscellaneous gifts. -Mrs. George E. Potter, RR 3, Clinton entertained on Sat- urday, August 10 at a trousseau tea in honour of her daughter. Jamieson -Jenkin In an ,aEternoan ceremony in North Street United Church on Saturday, July 29, Margaret Ramona Jenkin, became the, br- ide. of James Murray Jamieson. Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen officia- ted in a setting icf white and pink gladioli. The ;bride is 'the daughter of ithe late Mr. and Mrs; Percy Jenkin, Goderich, and the groom's parelnts are Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jamieson, Landesborb. The wedding anus - lc was played by George Es- Pert The bride was given in mar- riiage by Fred Sandy, Goder- ich. S+he wore a floor -length gown • of Lace over taffeta, sty- led with a rounded neckline and lily paint sleeves. A erorowrt headdress held her shoulder - length veil of tulle illusion and she carried a white Bible cr- ested with white roses and ba- by 'mums. - Her only attendant was Mrs. Betty Westbrook, Goderieh, whe chose a moss green silk organza sheath with tiered overskirt. A matching feather headdress and a crescent bou- quet of shasta daisies cocmplete ed her ensemble. Grbotnrnan was Joint Th- ornpsolaa, Seaforth, end the br- ide's, nephew, John Me.Nall, Waterford, and the groom's nephew, Kenneth , iC;tollsors Cl - intent, ushered. The reception, was held at Tiger Dunlop . Its . The guests were re'eeivedl by Mrs. l''zed Sandy weaning a pink dress with thatching acernsoriet and a corsage Of pink roses ankl the grdorn,'s mother, W]i wore a bide and !white figured dress with white aocesseriet, and a pink rose corsage. " i 'or 'travelling ter F sterni Ontario the bride donned a White and browi4 -ensemble with white ar.cessoriet. They Will reside in Goderiah, Guests were press from Go!derich, Chin ten, Seaforth, st>tiartford, Bradford, 'W"atew- t'ord, Water; ro and Midland, if Jinton and District Wedding! Van Vilet Cunningham Bouquets of pink and white gladioli decorated'Knox 'United. Church, Auburn, Saturday, August 12, when Lois Evelyn. Cunningham exchanged wedd- ing vows with Cornelius van Vliet, The bride is the (laugh- ter of Mr, aryl Mrs. Vere D. •Cunningham, RR 5, Goderich, and the groom is the ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit van Vliet, 'of Nieuwerkerk, a/d Ysel, Holland. Rev. C. W. Lewis officiated for the doube-ring ceremony 'and the church organist, Miss Margo Grange, played trad - tional wedding music. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white cocktail -length original gown of nylon organza over bridal sat- in, featuring a'. low scoop neck- line and short sleeves. Her el- bow length veil of silk illus- ion was held by .a small cor- onet of seed pearls and she carried a casead'e bouquet of pink roses and stephanotis. Mrs. David Pitblado, Toronto was matron of honour for her twin sister, wearing a cock- tail -length gown of cornflower blue similarly styled to that of the bride, and she wore a mat- ching blue bow headdress. She carried a cascade bouquet of punk carnations And baby white 'mums. Groomsman was Raymond White, Belgrave, and the ush- ers were Laverne Cunningham, Goderich, brother of the (bride, and Kenneth Glousher, Auburn, For the reception which fol- lowed at Tiger Dunlop Inn, the bridal panty was assisted in receiving the guests by the bride's another, who wore a silk organza dress over taffeta in a mauve floral design with white accessories and a pink rose corsage. The groom's aunt, Mrs. J. Verburg, RR 1, Auburn, assisted wearing a light green sheath with white accessories and a pink rose corsage. For a wedding trip to North- ern Ontario the bride donned a cornflower blue jersey !dress in floral design with' White ac- cessories and a pink carnation corsage. On their return they will reside at RR 3, Blyth. Guests were present from Toronto, Sebringville, Belgrave, Sudbury, Montreal, Goderich, Auburn and the surrounding district. Pre -Nuptial Party Prior to her marriage the bride was guest of honour art several showers. One of these events was held in the Sunday school room of Knox United Church; Auburn. Mrs. Charles :Mrilrana gresid ed for the program Which be- gan with a sing-soong• led by Mrs. William J: Craig with Mrs. Robert J. Phillips" at the piano. Several duets were sung by Misses Joan and Jure Mills and Mas. Gordon R. Taylor pl- ayed accordion solos. Lois and her mother were escorted Ito the platform, by Miss June Mills and Mrs. John Durnin where. both were pre- sented with corsages. Miss Betty Durnin, Clinton, read an .address to the bride - elect. and the numerous gifts were presented by Misses Joan and June Mills, Marie Leather - land and Patsy Millian. Lois thanked her friends for their gifts and a social hour was enjoyed. Kai -Jackson (Auburn Correspondent) Blyth United Church was the scene of a pretty wedding, last Saturday when Rev. R. Evian McLagan united in anarriage Margaret Annette Jackson and Donald M. Kai, Erindale. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson, Auburn and the groom is the son of Mrs. M. Kai and the late Mr. Kai, Toronto. The bride was lovely in a dress of nile green nylon or- ganza over taffeta with thine - stone button trim, matching hat, whine accessories and a corsage of white erysamlthe-, Mumus. She wore . a necklace of cultured pearls the gift of the groom. Following the ceremony the wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride. For a wedding trip to East- ern Ontario the bride donned a oiiV'e greeru Suit, hat and mat - thing accessories and a corsage of yellow 'mums. On their .re - Balm nn they will reside at Erin, AT VANCOUVER FOR THREE WEEKS VISIT Mr, and Mns. Lorne Lawson, RR 1, Clinton, have just r'e- •turmed home after a three week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Allan JohnnS• , W tt Vandotxver, B.G.' During their visit, they ttour- Wed at Auburn United MR. AND MRS. CORNELIUS VAN VLIET were married on Saturday, August 12, in Knox United Church, Auburn by the Rev. C. W. Lewis. The bride is Lois Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vere D. Cunningham, RR 5, Goderich and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit van Vliet, Nieuwerkerk, a/d Ysel, Holland. The young couple will live at RR 3, Blyth. Jacobi -Bright Wedding (Kippen Correspondent) Knox Presbyterian Church Guelph was the setting for a very pretty wedding on Satur- day, August 19 where amid gladioli and fern Miss Penelope Allyn Bright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bright, was united in marriage to Harry Keith Jacobi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jacobi, Kippen. Rev. Crawford Smith offic- iated at the ceremony, Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a floor-leinlgth gown of white nylon organza and lace over taffeta. The snugly fitted bodice .featured a . _curved ,ern pire waistline, centered with a handmade organza rose and lung lily point sleeves. The softly rounded neckline was ,accented, with irridescent se- quins, The very full orgarnaa skint was appliqued with scal- loped lace, trimmed with or- ganza roses, and she wore an elbow -length veil of silk Illus- ion gathered to a coronet of irridescent crystals, and carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses and stephanotis. Pure white silk organza was worn by the bride's attendalnfts styled with cummerbunds and large butterfly bows of con- trasting blush pink organza. Maid of harbour was Miss Ruth Arnne Piikingtbn, Hespeler, and bridesmaid was Miss Marie El- len Jeans, Hamilton. Miss San- dra Bright, Guelph, was her sister's punior bridesmaid. Ali attendants wore pink accessor- ies and carried pink carnations. Best man was John Jacobi, Kippen, brother of the groom, and ushers were Bob Norris an uncle from Cromarty and Bryce Jacobi, Kippen, brother of the groom, all wearing wh- ite ,dinner jackets. Soloist Miss Gloria Hall sang "The Lord's Prayer" and the "Wedding Prayer" accompanied by Martin Bauer at the church organ. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the gar- den of the bride's parents. To receive the iguests, the brides mother wore a beige sheath lake dress with aqua accessor- ies, and to assist, the groom's **mother wore blue embroider-, ed linen with pink accessories. ed! Vancouver Inland, seeing many (beauty spots, Victoria, and the .famed Butahart Gar- dens. A garden tea was held one Sunday afternoon to meet the honoured guests, and renew ald friendships with. Mr. and Mrs. J, Dolton, Toronto, parr- ents o Mrs: Robing. Ern route Moan cat The Can- adian, (the CPR train), Mx'. and Mls. Lawson stopped over in Winnipeg for a few days to visit with orther relattives'. FARMERS .We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative 0 Ontario and soliolt your patrena#le, We will piok them up at your farm. • Please PHONE COLLECT" hot later than Saturday nights. Seaforth farmers Co-operative It S. Hunt,, Shipper Phone 669 W 1 After the 'reception the bride donned a tangerine linen sh- eath dress with white acces- sories far travelling. Guests present from Seaforth area were Mr. and Mrs. William St- orey, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fl- ynn!, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hu- bert, Mr. and Mrs. Orville St- orey, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nor- ris and Mr. Harry Norris. Guests were also present fr- om Ailsa Craig, Toronto, Bol- ton and Stratford. The groom is on the staff of the John Ross Vocational High School .art Guelph. I lei thauer-1 arKer Wedding In a setting of white Arno .white 'mums. "Similar go . cxea'rn gladioli, ferns ..ai4 can, Were WPM by the bridesm. delabx'a in Central Baptist, eh- Miss Mary' deaf Size, Loin; ulrch, London, .Rev. R. Robin- arid, Diane li leisei a s!on united in marriage Bambara f isiowel, .cousin ,of the gr Jean }dicker and William and they ;also carried a Douglas Fleischauer arta dolt- oade of hoses and 'mum ble-ring oea arrony ori Friday, Beverley [darker was her August 18 at 7.30 ,m. tees flower girl dressed' in The bride Is the daughter of ire silk organza with a sae Mr. land Mrs, William Parker, aquamarine blue. She ca, Exeter aaud' Mx. and' Mxs. Wil- a mirmiature .baset of ham111eischaruer, Clinton kers mnwirus and orange ,rosebu parents of the groom. William Kerslake, Lon Mrs. F. Horner, London, fur- was groomsman and nis hed the wedding music andwere Jahn Stdnlenrluan, Kit aecounpanied 'the soloist, Mr. ei eeraid oDoug ti br d Donald Coughlin, Strati3ord who sa rIg "Tire Lord's Pirayer" ant A reception was held ,at „I'11 Walk Beside You" and Seven Dwarfs restaurant, "Because," :•agfvti where tics bride's cn in marriage by her ecelived m a ytellow she. father, the bride chose +a floor- ress of Watt - .Given do ecce math length gown of peau de sanlle aGcesa^les axed a with fht skirt, bustle back Of white and bronze 'm acid chapel tram, The three groom's mother chose. The quarken sleeves, scalloped neck- beige rocaded .dress with line !and princess line bodice eery 'aacesories and. a :cors: were tinned with sequins and a'f Pink rgsebudt'• pearls. Her °ape length double For travelling to tape silk French illusion veil fell the bride changed to ra t gracefully Brom a tiny crown piece.sunt with a beige paisi of pearls curd crystals to form top and a Vain brown s a blusher. She .carried a ccs, with snatching aecessori cad's of orange tea noses, step- a corsage of white ,carnarti hallo tis and fern,. They will reside in Landon, Mrs. Eileen Flannigan. as Guests a titended the wed maid of honour wore a dress of from. Toronto, Oakville, K aquamarine blue silk shantung chener, Rid'getown, Listow bell skirt with tulip front. She Milverton, Artswood, Exeter, carried a cascade of roses and initon and Londoin. 6 r • . 4 r rill 0 Clinton Memorial Shop T. 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