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Clinton News-Record, 1969-07-03, Page 8S. Clin on N yys-Iieoord,.'[hl,i sday, July 3 190$ News of Hensall Y MRS, MAUDE H DpEN. MIME - GRQUGH White flowers, tapers and silver plunges ofpampas grass decorated the Church of 'St,' John the Divine (Anglican), Arya, Saturday, June 21, for the marriage of . Lynne Elyse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crouch, Arva, to Robert Ernest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Hensall. The Rev. Arthur Jared officiated. Music was provided by the choir directed by Miss Evelyn Jarvis, organist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, designed and made her own gown of white and silver brocade. A floor -length sheath with lily point, sleeves featured a full overskirt extending from the back waistline. Her veil of nylon sheer edged in brocade, held by a hand • crocheted ` pillbox, cascaded to a cathedral train. She carried a white prayer book, crested with a white orchid. Miss Ann Mickle, Hensall, sister of the groom, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Sandra Mansell of London and BOATE A Hensall father of five who fell into Lake Huron from his home-made 20 -foot cabin cruiser last Thursday night near Grand Bend is still missing and is presumed dead. Vernon Wedge, 37, was reported missing at 4 a.m. Friday by two companions who were with him when he fell into the lake. ' He is an employee at his father's company, Wedge the Mover, in Hensall. John Lowery PERS Miss Ann Mickle left by plane last Friday morning for Montreal and from there by bus to St. Agathe, 57 miles north of Montreal in the Laurentians, and on to Camp Carowanis where she will spend seven weeks as assistant dietitian. There will be two groups of 100 children during the summer. Jeffrey Reaburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reaburn; Kay Davis',dau hter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. -Davis; and Susan Luther, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther, (tied), were top students in grade 8 at I-Iensall Public School and were each presented with $25 scholarship awards in a ceremony at the school Friday morning. The president, Mrs. Ron Wareing, and vice-president, Mrs. Harold Knight, both of Hensall Kinnette Club, made the presentations: Hensall firemen were called to extinguish a fire in a car owned by Roland Vanstone of Hensall, parked in front of the Bank of Montreal, on King Street, Saturday afternoon. Not much damage was reported. Miss Judith Mickle received word from the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, that she has passed successfully her Grade 2 theory exam with first class honors. She is a pupil of Mrs. Carol Carter, Seaforth, The Love -Forrest Reunion was held Saturday, June 21, at Centralia, with 80 members of the clan attending from Thedford, Watford, Forest, Grand Bend, Seaforth, Clinton, Exeter and Hensall. Sports events were followed by a delicious picnic supper. Robert Love of Thedford was returned as president, Miss Verlyn Miller, RR 1, Hensall, bride of Saturday, June 28, was honored at a shower by Miss Joyce Ogletree of Galt. Attendants were gowned alike io. floor -length sleeveless dresses of white Swiss eyelet over pink, featuring empire waistlines trimmed with pink velvet ribbon, They wore short veils and pillboxes matching . the bride's and they carried white old-fashioned nosegays. Steve Charlton, Montreal, was best man, and guests were ushered by Charles Mickle, Hensall, brother of the bridegroom, and Ron Crouch, brother of the bride. Following the reception in the Mediterranean Room, Westown Plaza, the bride changed to a white wool dress and coat ensemble with black velvet hat, patent accessories and a white orchid corsage. After a honeymoon in Jamaica the couple will reside in London. Both are graduates of the University of Western Ontario where the bridegroom is presently enrolled in a Ph.D. program. R MISSING and James Burwell, Hensall, told provincial police at Exeter that the inboard motor failed and that the boat was adrift when Mr. Wedge fell overboard. Police said the two were unable to rescue him and remained adrift until the vessel finally reached shore north of St. Joseph about nine miles north of Grand Bend. A search of the area proved 'unsuccessful Exeter OPP reported. ONALS the ladies of Faith Tabernacle and Pentecostal Churches of Exeter and Centralia, at her home Monday evening. Mrs. Vivan Cooper of Kippen read the presentation address to Miss Miller and she, was presented with many lovely gifts. Contests were enjoyed and lunch served. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shupe and daughters of Champaign, Illinois, have returned home after a visit with Mrs. Bertha Jinks and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jinks and family, London, and Miss Susan Jinks. Victor Blatchford of Grimsby Beach visited with Mrs. Bertha Jinks last Tuesday. Dodds — Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dodds, (Nee Maja Roobol), Seaforth, are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Joan Elizabeth, at Clinton Public Hospital Wednesday, June 25. A sister for Lynne and Paul. Granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol, Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dodds, Seaforth. Mrs. Harry Armstrong, RR 1, Exeter,. was the winner of a hamper on C.K,S.L. Radio Coffee Club last week. Roy Kyle of Timmins, Ontario, returned home last week after spending two weeks with his mother, Mrs, Nancy Kyle, and while here spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kyle, St. Catharines. UCW UNIT 2 Unit 2 of Hensall United Church Women held a very successful home bake sale in Fellowship Hall at the church Saturday afternoon. It was well patronized with proceeds most gratifying. Mrs. Harry Hoy is representative of this unit. 4444* —popular 13 ft. model CHOOSE FROM S SPACE -SAVING FLOOR PLANS Select The One That Suits You Best Clinton 1A,LEk-A121. TRAILER CENTRE LTD. Kitchener Telt 482-6661 or 482-9/87 Are Also Agents For: TRAVELAIRE GLENDA'LE-DOLPHIN And SCAMPER See h1URRAY CUTLER PO the Details oh the Triple E Compaet GLENDALE•DOLPNIN & TRAVELAIRE MODELS bN DISPLAY NOW AT HOLLAND'S SUNOCO STATION .t 92 Muton M. (Nwyr 8 'West) Mrs. Charles Nelson, president of the Clinton Citizens' Horticultural Society, examines some of the "wayside flower" displays prepared by Clinton and district children. Winner in this category at the society's annual rose show last week was Paul Middleton of RR 3, Clinton. — Staff Photo. OFA studies GFO defeat, reorganizes The Ontario Federation of Agriculture will continue to revitalize its organization structure so as to lead farmers in the most energetic way possible. This was the gist of a statement by OFA President Charles Munro, following rejection of a proposal for a new general farm organization. He emphasized that "thousands of farmers have realized that unity in one organization could fortify agriculture and regain its rightful position in Ontario's economy." The federation president Orange Lodge holds annual church parade BY FRED McCLYMONT South Huron County Orange Lodge held its annual church parade to Clinton's Wesley -Willis United Church last -Sunday when the pastor, the Rev. A. J, Mowatt, spoke on brotherhood. Members of the various lodges met at the cenotaph and, led by the fife anddrum band, marched to the church. After the service they returned to the Library Park and were addressed briefly by the county master, Wayne Smith of Hensall, and the Rev. R. A. Carson of Lucan. The members of South Huron lodges will celebrate the 12th of July in Blyth with the lodges of North Huron, South Perth, North Perth and West Bruce. explained that a program Of reorganization and refinancing, begun three years ago, was postponed for the GFO campaign. "It must continue now and gain strength and depth as time progresses," he commented. An OFA executive meeting is being held this week to assess the reason for the vote being lost. Mr. Munro stressed that "the fact still remains that organizations representing farmers across this province must still undergo a drastic change in order to bring the individual farmer to the economic and social level he has a right to enjoy in our affluent society." An invitation was extended to all who sought a new future in the GFO to support the federation and to work actively within its ranks to bring an effective representation on behalf of farmers in this province. Farm machinery will be imported by new company The farm machinery importation program of The Ontario Federation of Agriculture has proven so successful that a company has been formed to continue the operation. All shares in the Ontarid'Farm'Machirier'y Agency Limited will be owned by the federation. The first meeting of the board of directors was held in Toronto Thursday. The, company is headed by A. Roy, Coulter, a member of the OFA. executive. Vice-president is Frank Wall, another OFA executive member. Ray Hergott, OFA manager, will act as treasurer while David Crone, director of marketing and research, will be the secretary. The first business handled by the board was correspondence from numerous international companies wishing to put their new and used equipment on the Ontario market through the continuing federation program. Roy Coulter announced that customers in the future will be encouraged to take Standard models in their orders. He explained that this will snake delivery quicker. The new company replaces the former OFA Farm Machinery Importation Committee. To date more than 140 pieces of farm machinery have been imported for Ontario farmers from Britain by the Federation and its affiliates. • The program was initiatedto illustrate inflated mark-ups in machinery prices. This was almost one year ago. Guard Your Home Against Dank Musty Odours, Mildew, Rust and Mold with an ELECTROHOME PORTABLE DEHUMIDIFIER DELUXE AUTOMATIC Automatic Overflow Protection and Pilot Light. Coil: Efficient self-cleaning spiral design. Fan: Deep pitch, sized for optimum air delivery, quiet operation. Water Container: 9 quart capacity. Translucent polyethylene with integral handles. Power Supply: 115 volts, 60 cycle. Casters: Four furniture type ball caster. Operates for pennies a day. 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