Clinton News-Record, 1969-09-04, Page 7Auburn wedding
WARREN—YOUNGSLUT
Bouquets of white And Mauve
MUMS decorated. St- George's
Presbyterian Church, Dunclas
Street, London, for the wedding
of Sheldon Allister Warren of
London and Marion Grace.
Youngblut of London. The
double-ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Russel
Gordon.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Major Youngblut,
RR 1, Auburn, and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs, Harold
J. Warren of LonclOn. The soloist
was Graeme MacDonald of
Brussels, cousin of the bride.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride looked lovely in
a floor-length gown of white
crepe, featuring an A-line skirt
with train attached at center
back, short sleeves and trimmed
with lace. Her shoulder-length
veil was held with a lace
headpiece and she carried a
bouquet of white tinted with
mauve glads.
Miss Marjorie Youngblut of
London, sister of the bride, was
maid of honour and Miss
Margaret Youngblut, RR 1,
Auburn, sister of the bride, and
Miss Debbie Nicholson of
London, neice of the groom
were bridesmaids. They all wore
floor-length dresses of mauve
nylon over taffeta puffed sleeves
with small rows of flowers at
cuff and collar. They carried
cascades of white and mauve
mums.
The grooms-man was Harold
Warren, of Strathroy, brother of
the groom, and the ushers were
Wilfred Nicholson and Frank
Addison, both of London and
brothers-in-law of the groom.
For a reception which
followed at Norden's
Restaurant, the bride's mother
wore a mint green Fortrel dress;
gold and white hat, white
accessories, pearl necklace and
earrings and a corsage of deep
pink roses. She was
assisted by the groom's
mother wearing a blue Egyptian
brocaded silk two-piece dress,
white accessories and a deep
pink rose corsage.
For a wedding trip to Lake
Commanda and northern
Ontario, the bride donned a
white linen dress with matching
yellow linen coat, white
accessories and corsage of white
daisies. Mr. and Mrs. Warren will
rtE reside* at 570 ',4 Williatri "
London.
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honored by showers
given by Mrs.Viola Addison, Mrs.
Hazel Nicholson and the Auburn
community in Knox Prebyterian
Church.
NEW RECTOR
St. Mark's Anglican Church
Auburn will have its new rector
next Sunday to the congregation
charge of Wingham St. Paul's,
Trinity Belgrave, Trinity Blyth
and St. John's Brussels. He is the
Rev. J. K. Stokes of St. John's
Church, Walpole Island. The
service at St. Mark's, Auburn,
will be at 1:15 p.m.
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NEW SALES AND SERVICE APPOINTMENTS AT THE
AGRICO FERTILIZER SERVICE CENTRE IN BRUCEFIELD
DON HENDERSON HAL ELARO
Charles L. Milai', District Manager, Agricultural Chemicals Limited, announces the appointment of Donald C.
Henderson as Manager of the Brucefield Agrido Blending Plant, and Harold (Hai) Fiero as Blender Operator.
Don Henderson, raised on a farm, has been living in
lIclertori Where he has been active in local Sports and
served a terni as President of Ilderton Junior Farmers,
He wilt be responsible for taleS and service in
Brucefield and surrounding area. Previously he was
employed at the London plant of Agricultural
Chernicalt Limited,
Harold Flaro, recently discharged from the Canadian
Armed Forces, will take over es Blender Operator.
For the pest year he has made his home in Varna and
is well known in the area for hit activities in lc
hockey and baseball leagues.
• The Brucefield fertilizer warehouse Was replaced earlier this year by a fertilizer blending plant. It was designed
to handle both bag and bulk fertiliz er, arid to provide ~lore efficientfertilizer servi ce for area farmers. Aental 4,tori
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BY MRS, BILL L OBB All Roman Catholic children
LIBRARY BOOKS
The Auburn librarian reqeests
all county books to be in on
Saturday.
HQPE CEMETERY
"What mean these stones"
was the title of the message
given by the Rev. W. Q. Mather
of Blyth when he was the guest
speaker at the annual memorial
services held last Sunday at
Hope Chapel Cemetery, Huilett
Township. He paid high tribute
to the early settlers of the
community who had the
foresight to give up their homes
in the old land and settle the
hew. He said this is indeed the
Promised Land as it was also in
Joshua's time. The organist was
Mrs. Ed win Wood of
Londesboro and the offering was
received by the secretary
treasurer,. Henry flunking. The
large attendance at this service
was very gratifying to the board
of trustees and all complimented
them on the excellent condition
of the grounds.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Auburn Horticultural
Society will hold first open
meeting on Monday evening,
Sept. 8 'at 8:15 p,m. in the
Auburn Community Memorial
' Hall. Colored slides of a trip to
Europe will be shown by Mrs.
Ralph Munro and Mrs. Bert
Craig. Musical numbers are to be
in charge of Mrs. Russel Brindley
and the roll call is to be answered
by naming the place where you
saw the prettiest flowers this
year.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Carol Beadle of
Kitchener spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Beadle.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laidlaw
of Stratford spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Norman McDowell.
Miss Gail Miller of Toronto
spent the holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Miller.
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Mrs. Hugh. Bennett of Port
Albert and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock visited last Wednesday
with their sister, Mrs. Harold.
Nicholson of Seaforth.
Sgt. and Mrs. L. Coyne of
Windsor returned home after
Visiting with her brother, Ross
Robinson, and Mrs, Robinson.
Miss Jeari McLennan of
Toronto visited last week with
her friend, Miss Margaret
Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston
of Toronto visited last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Rollinson, and Murray
Rollinson,
Ronald Arthur of Toronto
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Arthur, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Craig,
Brian Craig and Wayne Arthur
returned home last weekend
after a two-week holiday in
northern, Ontario.
Mrs. William Rueger and
daughter, Carol, of Clinton
visited last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, Mr. Cartwright,
David, Derrick and Lorle.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Raithby
spent last week vacationing in
northern Ontario,
Mrs. Dora Jewell of Goderich
and Miss Jane Fisher of Toronto
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. Miss
Fisher will begin her nursing
career in Sunnybrook Hospital,
Toronto, later this month.
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Youngblut of
Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Johnston of London, Miss
Margaret Sanderson of London.
and Miss Barbara Sanderson of
Toronto,
Mrs, Karl Teichert Perry and
Petra of Goderich visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips. •
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur
and family returned on Saturday
after a two week's vacation at
Bogie's Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sprung
of Atwood sp nt the weekend
with Miss Margaret Jackson.
Mrs. Roy Farrow, Mr. and
Mrs. James Young and daughter,
Teri of Mitchell visited with Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and
Miss Laura Phillips last week.
MR • AI Welfare }Taylor"' of
Chatham and her sister, Mrs. A.
J. Vancise and Mr. Vancise of
Hope, B.C. visited last Thursday
with Mrs. Edgar Lawson and Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Watterton
of London visited last Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Phillips,
Recent guests with Miss
Margaret R. Jackson were Mr.
and Mrs. W. McGregor,
Elizabeth, David and John.
Herman Chamney of Windsor
visited last week with his father,
Robert Chamney.
Mr. and Mrs. Norville
Ryckman, Misses Kathy and
Sandra of Lambeth spent
Suiday with her uncle, Albert
McFarlane, and Mrs. McFarlane.
The month of August was
another busy month for the
community.
Mrs, Carman Tebbutt visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Len Tebbutt
and family of Woodstock early
in the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lobb and
boys spent a weekend visiting
with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Allen
of Toronto and went to gee the
sights at Niagara.
Mrs. Gerald Allen spent a
Week with the Lobbs and took
Stephen and David back for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Plumer,
Cathy, Linda, Greg and, Christine
spent five days visiting with Don
and Allison.
Mrs. Mel Klazinga, Jimmy,
Annette and Bryan spent a week
visiting with relatives in the
Sarnia area and recently had
relatives from Holland to visit
them at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Tebbutt
visited with the Lewis Tebbutts
a week ago.
Miss Marilyn Tebbutt is on
her holidays and spent a few
days at the borne of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Tebbutt in Fonthill,
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt
went to Fonthili for the
Londesboro
IBY MRS. BERT ALLEN
Miss Edith Beacom,
accompanied by Doris Colbeck
of Toronto, returned recently
from a six-week tour of
European countries.
We wish to congratulate three
of our local ladies who
participated in the "Take Our
choice" TV show on Saturday
evening, Mrs. Harvey Taylor,
Mrs. Bill Dolmage and Mrs. June
Fothergil won $168. for the
Coffer of the Forester ladies of
Constance.
Russell Howse of Guelph
spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Airdrie and family.
The Cheerio Club spent a
pleasant afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John Armstrong on
Wednesday. Roll Call was
answered with current events,
the programme consisted of
numerous readings. The prize
donated by Mrs. Livingstone last
month was drawn by Mrs:
Armstrong who in turn will
donate next month. ..A, tasty,
supper was served by group I.
'Visitors with Me-0
Livingstone last week were Mr.
and Mrs. Alex McIntyre of
Oxendon, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Sinclair of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Orval Harrison of
Moncrieff.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scofield
of Clearwater, Florida, visited on
Sunday evening with Mrs. Bert
Allen.
Mrs. Mabel Scott, Mrs.
Webster and Mrs. Bert Allen
visited on Friday with Mrs.
Margaret McGill in Goderich.
Mrs. Laura Lyon, Miss Edith
Beacom and Mrs. Albert Cardiff
visited recently with their uncle
James Pearson and family of
Owosso, Michigan.
weekend and Marilyn returned
With them,
Miss Laurie Biggin spent a
week in London with her
grandparents Mr- and Mrs. W. L.
Robert Alclwinckle travelled
by Honda from Montreal and
spent several weeks with the R.
E. Thomson's.
Paul, Rick and Bradley
Mn,orbes, r, and Mrs. Jim.
Comerford and Angela spent a.
few days at Meaford and visited
the zoo at Wasaga.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick McKay.
from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia,
Visited with Mr, and Mrs. Don
Forbes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Comerford
and Angela left Sunday to return
to Halifax after their visit with
the Forbes.
Miss Dianne Tyndall spent a
few days camping near Ba yfield.
Mr. Ron Tyndall spen t three
days at Toronto and Cobo urg.
Steven Tyndall spent a week
of his holidays camping at
Kitchigami.
The community ha d an
evening for Mn. and Mrs. Murray
Lobb and presented them with a
lovely mirror. Slides were shown
of the wedding and the trip to
the east coast taken by Mr. and
Mrs. Mervyn Lobb.
Visitors at the Exhibition this
summer were: Dianne Tyndall,
Harriett Tyndall, Ron Tyndall,
Gerry Lobb, Marilyn Tebbutt,
Phyllis Biggin, Laurie Biggin.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lo bb and
family spent three days ca mping
on the banks of the Maitland,
Congratulations are ex tended
to Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt
on the birth of a grandson "John
Gordon Allan" the first child for
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Teb of butt •• Calgary.
Members of the Community
Club are holding the September
meeting at Mrs. Don Lobb's
home, Wednesday afternoon,
September 10th.
Exeter native
gets CN post
Douglas L. Fletcher, 41, an
Exeter native, has been named
superintendent of transportation
for Canadian National's
southwestern Ontario area.
Currently superintendent of
:transportation, Grand' Trunk
Westsrn, DetroAtixt Mr. Fletcheris..
married to the' former Betty
Green of Grand Bend and is
father of two children.
He succeeds Harold B. Giles
who is retiring after 40 years'
service.
NEW HUNTERS TESTED
New hunters in Ontario must
take a hunting examination
before they may purchase their
first hunting licence.
In Perth and Huron Counties,
regardless of how far they live
from the nearest separate Khoo],
will be accepted in schools
' operated by the Perth-Huron
separate school board.
The board made the decision
last week and decided to provide
bus transportation for those
children affected.
Student accident insurance
Went on sale when school
opened. Parents have a choice of
three plans or may decide not to
buy any at all.
Clinton Nows7Recorci, Thursday, Spptembpr 4, 1969 7
BALLET CLASSES
Students who attended Ballet Classes last year and intend
to continue this year, please contact Mrs, Zablocki not later
than Septernber 15,1959.
NEW CLASSES IN BATON AND TAP
Ages 4 years and up
10 grades in ballet •
Examination at
Western Ontario Conservatory of Music
Member of
Associated Pence Educators of Ontario
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