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•
Club the ibride's' mother in a
French blue dresls, matching
shoes, tulle hat and a corsage
of eybidium orchids greeted
guests. The groom's mother Was
unable to be present.
The bride's table was lovely
with white flowers; a three-
tiered wedding cake and white
and silver decorations.
For travelling through the
southern United States to
Florida, the bride donned a
tweed suit in mink brown and
blue, a matching blouse and
black .aceessories.
Dr.eand Mrs. Stone will re-
side in Sarnia.
'The bride Is a graduate of
Sarnia. General Hospital School
of Nursing and the groom is a
graduate of Birmingham Uni-
versity, Birmingham, England.
Hospital Auxiliary
To Hold Meeting •
The Ladies Auxiliary to Clin-
ton Public Hospital will meet
Tuesday, December 7 at 8 p.M.
in the Nurses' Residence.
0
Yule Recipes
Exchanged
With Your Help
Now that we have a fair
coating of snow on the
ground, we can begin in earn-
est to think about delicious,
hearty food for the holiday
season. This is the time of
year when friends drop in for
a game of cards or a friendly
snack after bowling or curl-
ing,
A favourite pastime in
some areas is the annual
round of "Christmas tree gaz-
ing parties". In case you
aren't familiar with this
growing custom, the idea is
to decorate your tree as ar-
tistically as you know 'how
and then invite your neigh-
bours in for a close-up look.
Not only is it a way to
show off your flair for things
beautiful — it is an ideal op-
portunity to spread the sea-
son's goodwill that is much
talked about but sold= prac-
tised,
Most hostesses- will want
to serve their guests a hot
cup of coffee — and maybe a
little tidbit such, as a piece
of Christmas cake, a cookie,
a yummy square or any other
special treat that is, particu-
larly akin to the yuletide sea-
son.
The News-Record would
like to help along with your
Christmas entertaining but
to do this, we need the co-
operation of our many fine
cooks,
Our idea is to begin in
Christmas recipe exchange.
This is how we hope it will
Work.-
Send us just one of your
tried and tested recipes for
Christmas cake, cookies or
squares, We will print it a-
long with ,your name In one
of our DeceMber issues. If
everyone participates in the
exchange, cad), Clinton and
area ,homemaker should have
several new recipe ideas to
add to her files.
This is one case where the
old maxim should prove true
— "GiVe and ye shall re-
calve." * * *
batch Apple Pie
Put raw- apples in an uncook-
ed pie shell.
1 cup brown sugar
Vt. cup Metter
3 cup flour
• teaspoOn cinnamdn
3 toaspoon San
lieis cup milk or light cream
Combine' sugar, flew, apices
and. salt; out in butter and
sprinkle on top of apples. Add
snit , potring over anibtitre.
take in a 3/5° oveh,
(Mrs. tkoeothy Layton)
..„
A few nights ago X sat an
our living room and watched
amazed as out= children turned
Samerszeilts on the coffee
table, stood on their heads in
the lazy hey, jumped up and
down and tossed. their heads
in a.dizzying display that had
no particular reason and shook
themselves into a state of
Stvreated shock,
Child specialists will tell you
that such wild, seemingly
,serisele.ss play is necessary if
the youngster is to relieve him-
self of the excess energy that
is pent up inside him. But as
I sat sprawled in the living
Maim tired and physically ex-
hausted from my toes to my
head, I thought what a great
discovery it would be if some
of that energy could be pre-
served to adulthood rather
than burned up in childhood
for no real reason.
I y e .1 le))
Xt is an age,Pld Stumper, X. Medical, solence.'1$ PoMing up
know, but I el, -wondering why' with all sorts ,of Wonders these
it is always the very young days that almost anything
who are hlesSed. with the seems Possible, should think
boundless' energy , , and, It that if doctors and eeitenti.4s
is mother and dad vtithe need can see in the future the pre-
.it., serration Jof an entire body,
they shot-did easily Ana some
way to .snhale or pos.tpeao or
regulate the amount of energy
put .out by a chilli„
1From My
(By 5 lief'
And then there is a child's
ability to forgive, to cry, to
laugh!
Maybe a research foundation.
should be get up to • look into
the potential of preserving
childhood in its entirety. Life
wouldn't be ,quite so progres-
sive perhaps but it would be a
lot less complicated,
Maybe a pill could be ' de-
vised, that would safely sur-
press 'and .subsequently store.
the desire in. a Child to kick
his heels in the air. Just think
what jay it would be in
later years to be able to draw
on that desire and that supply.
of enthusiasm on an evening,
when you are supposed to trip
the light fantastic with father •
and feel more like waltzing •
into a hot bath .and; bed.
Speculating even further,
Imagine what a tremendous
disceerery . it would be if scien-
tists could find some way to •
bottle up a tolerance
and his unbiased opinions. If
these things could be dispensed
in .sortie concentrated form to
adults the world over who have
been hardened and bittered by
life, how easily tensions and.
troubles would be dissolved.
Paterson Memorial Presby-
terian Church in Sarnia was the
scene recently for the wedding
of ,fanet Barbara MacLean RN,
daughter of the Rev, and Mrs.
R. U. MacLean, Clinton, and
Dr. Bryan Stone., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Stone, Durs-
ley, Glos, England.
The double-ring ceremony
conducted by the Rev. C. H,
Young, Sarnia, and the father
of the bride was performed a-
mid standards of glads and
white 'mums.
Organist Mrs. Fred Wheeler,
Sarnia, accompanied the soloist
Mrs. Robert Homuth, Clinton.,
who sang "The Lord's Prayer"
and "0 Perfect Love".
Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride was lovely in a
floor-length gown of white peau
de sale: The lace bodice featur-
ed a rounded neckline and lily-
paint Sle.eves. The • A-line skirt
was enhanced by a detachable
chapel train which fell from a
bow at the back of the neck-
line. A pillbox of peau de sole
held a scalloped, elboW-length
veil •of tulle illusion. The bride
wore 'a strand of pearls, the
gift of the groom, and carried
a white orchid, stephanotis and
ivy.
Bridal attendants wore Ro-
mance blue crystal charm crea-
tions styled with fitted bodices,
short sleeves and floating back
panels falling from bows at the
necklines. Shoes to match and
white gloves completed their
ensembles and they carried
white roses, stephanotis and ivy.
Miss Karen MacLean, Clin-
ton, was maid of honor and
Miss Marianne . McGuire RN,
Sarnia, was, bridesmaid.
Dr. David Duncan, Sarnia,
was groomsman. Dr. Alex Ab-
raham, Sarnia, ushered guests.
For the wedding reception at
the Sarnia Golf and . Curling
(Photo by Kilbreath Bros. Studio, Sarnia)
DR. AND MRS. BRYAN STONE
School More Ukett;UCW Delays Too .:.Expensive
(Qoral-mecl from page 4)f lee ,logs Set
nize. that they have no chance of
we
ts and can einiv add te:' The' Me' tY'Vn4rr" of the `axes-
cost for bear, - lecYAVildis United Church We- •
It will certainly be easier for W111 meet at M45 poi,
those .eandidateS who are en- OP Tuesday, December 7 for a
thusiastiq supporters of a .cen- Pot luck 111114i1M. Each anem-
tral school to wt the program her may Wile a friend. Mxts.
through than for These whoGlbb Spell{ of hi life
opPoSe Therefore jt 4-4az•L•.•
ally important for all voters in. On Thursday; Pecemher
Stanley Township to get to the the Wo4le-'14e group will have
Ipc,orlIsaill
Keys.
for Messrs. Tay- its speelal Christmas meeting.
at pm. 1011, gall is "Joy", •
Members are enconraged. to
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l, of Mrs, Zabloeki's ballet stu-
dents will be present.
OODIERICH QNT.
DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
THIS WEEK .
"THE ROULETTES" with Lee and Dee
Coming--December 11 . . . "THE CONCORDS"'
Thurs., DPP,. .2, 1905—Clinton ,Nov4-40;04--,Pogo 5
'Teachers To See
Xmas Decorations
Clinton Unit of the Women
Teacher's Federation will, meet
at the home of Mrs. Clayton
Groves, 81 Princess Street East
at 7:30 pm. on Tuesday, Dec-
ember 7, The theme will be
"Christmas Decorations'",
Former Clinton Girl. Marries,
Sarnia Doctor; father Officiates
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS NIGHT DANCE
December 25
FREE CORSAGES TO 'FIRST 100 GIRLS
New Year's Eve Tickets Now on Sale
"KEN DUCHARME AND HIS ORCHESTRA"
For reservations phone 524-9371 or 524-9264
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CANDY TREAT
For All Children Under 12 Years
Compliments of Clinton
Service Clubs
FREE MOVIES
In Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street
At 2:45 p.m. — ALL CARTOON MOVIE
Compliments of Ladies Auxiliary to
Clinton Legion
FREE SKATING
In Clinton Lions Arena — 2 to 4 p.m.
For Children under 12' years
Christmas Store Hours
• Open All Day Wednesday, Dec. 8
to Dec. 29.
a Open Evenings until 9:30 p.m. Dee.
I7 to Dec. 23.
• Closed Christmas Eve at 6 o'clock.
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