Clinton News-Record, 1948-08-26, Page 7'ILIURSDA5r, AUGUST 26, 1948
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fftf4EAM—George J Haller,
theatreprojectionist for the„past
36 years, died here suddenly at
his home. A well-known figure
in Wingham, he formerly was
official scorer for local ball clubs.
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Probably.. the• most important tt
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otic defence is reliably re-
ported
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to be',under consideration GLEN—WISE
by Canada and the United States A lovely wedding was solemn-
-.but only under consideration. ized in St. James Anglican Chur-
ch, 'Middleton, •on•Saturday, Aug -
It is the potential construction ust 21; 1948, • when Rev. LaVerne
of a network of. radar stations Morgan united in marriage Muriel
across Alaska and Canada's north- Frances Amanda, daughter of Mrs.
ern wastes. A Washington news- Wise, and .the late William W.
paper, reporting the project, said Wise, Goderich Township, and
. urnmer Weddings
its estimated cost was $250,000,000
roughly equivalent to the entire,
Canadian defence budget this -year.
'—and informed sources tat Ottawa
admitted the figure was roughly
accurate,
High defence officials at Otta-
wa said the subjectwas still very
muciLin the tentative or expler
ative stage as one segment of any
really comprehensive program to
defend North America entirely.
It had not come down to any close
details, such as distribution oT
cost.
Complete Equipment for
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FOUNDATIONS
BUILDINGS
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Work Completed to Plumbing
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are Covered by Compensation and Unemployment Insurance.
McKay Contracting Co.
Princess St. W. CLINTON Phone 373M
William Robert Glen, only son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Glen,
Stanley. Township.
The church was attractively de-
corated with pink and white glad-
ioli and lighted tapers. The wed-
ding music was played by Mrs.
Howard W. "'Clarke, Toronto,, aunt
of the bride. During the signing
of the register, Mrs. Frank Saund-
ers, Goderich; • aunt of the groom,
sang "I'll Walk Beside You": ••
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, George Wise, was
lovely in a gown of white slipper
satin fashioned off the shoulder
with a net yoke, fitted bodice, long
lily point sleeves and full skirt,
falling into a short train. Her
long veil of embroidered white
illusion net was held by a tiara
of seed pearls. She wore a single.
strand of pearls, the gift ofthe
groom. She carried a shower
bouquet of Peerless red roses,
essories and a corsage of red roses
On their return they will reside'
on the groom's farm, Stanley Twp.
Guests were present from Toron-
to, Hamilton, London, Goderich,
Hensall and Clinton.
Prior to her marriage the bride
was guest of honour at a miscell-
aneous shower and presentation
given by the girls of the :Bell
Telephone office, where she has
been employed, at the home of
Mrs. C. V. Cooke. During the
evening a mock wedding was sta-
ged. The bride -elect was present-
ed with a lovely lace tablecloth as inson, Rochester, Mich., and
well as several other beautiful Douglas, Joan, Joyce, Jackie, and
and useful gifts. The evening Brent Davidson, Brussels; and five
was brought to a close with the friends, Kenneth Garter, Wing -
hostess serving delicious refresh- ham; Jetrid Cartwright, Elaine
ments. Johnston, Carole and Brian Marks,
Blyth Shirley and Graham re-
PERDUE-SCHWALM ceived many gifts.
'(By our Hensall- correspondent) The hostess served a picnic
isted by
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New Blacktop Surface
The cement pavenment of
Queen St. on Highway No.. 4
has been resurfaced"by a Toronto
construction firm. The new black
top surface
is from
four to
five
inches thick. The cost was as-
sumed by Ontario Department ofg Y
Hi hwa s and the corporation.
Birthdays Celebrated a,
Mrs. K. G. .Jackson entertained
Friday afternoon at a double 7
celebration, the occasion being ,.
the eighth birthday of their dau- .F
ghter Shirley and the sixth birth- ,x.
day of their. son Graham. Among a.
son
present • were eight cousins, t.David, Marilyn, and Bobbie Rob-' t«
A lovely mid -summer wedding supper on the lawn ass
was solemnized at the Church of 'Mrs. C. Davidson, Mrs. G. David -
Christ, 'London, Saturday, Aug- son, and Mrs, R. Davidson, Brus-
ust 21, at 2.30 p.m., when Florence sels, and Mrs. Robinson of Roeh-
Caroline, youngest daughter of ester, who also supervised many
Mrs. Violet Schwalm and the late games for the children during
Peter Schwalm; Hensall, became the afternoon.
the bride of Donald Eugene, o
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES
W. E. Perdue, Clinton. Rev. Dr.. Down through'the years, decade
gypsophila and adianturr.. B. C. Eckardt performed the cere- after decade, the Canadian Na -
Mrs. Lorne Tyndall, as her mony. tional toin has been noted
sister's matron of honour, wore The bride, given in marriage for its attention to women's int-
Exhibi
a floor -length gown of pink moire by her eldest brother, Austin crests, The activities of the
taffeta with matching elbow- Schwalm of Stratford, was charm- women's department are more
length mittens and a feather head- inn in a gown of powder blue diversified this year than ever
dress. She parried a bouquet of crepe with ch Y diversi Fashions, domestic
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Briarcliffe roses, The bridesmaids
were Miss Muriel Rowden, wear-
ing. a floor -length gown of blue
moire taffeta with matching mit-
tens and ribbons in her hair, and
Miss Helen Shaddock, wearing a
y - w•«v .va; «� «»;eaao ;«t; aaet• l eeee �elel t"loaC Vi'''i« ««;e; ;..a.a : eget floor -length gown of mauve taff-
:e.-._.,.. -*> 1 ..` eta with a net overskirt
end mat-
e thing mittens and ribbons in her
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entill "lace a queen
Anne crown of silk net and
forget-me-nots held her finger-
tip -length veil of powder blue.
She wore long lace mitts and
carried an arm bouquet oument ' was
roses, Her only
a strand of pearls, gift of the
groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonal,3,
London, were the attendants, the
latter in twilight blue crepe with
.Chester Neilans London,broth- matching headdress and carne
er-in-law of the groom, was best American Beauty roses.
man and the ushers were Edward Following the ceremony' a recep
Wise, Goderich Township and tion was held at the home of the
Guy Maddock, Toronto, cousins of bride's mother in Hensall for
the bride and groom respectively. forty guests, Mrs. Schwalm re -
The reception was held at the ceived the guests wearing black
home of the bride where her silk mesh. She was assisted by
mother received in a blue faconne Mrs. Perdue in navy blue lace,
crepe dress with black accessor- both with corsages' of pink roses
ies and a corsage of pink -roses. and fern.
Mrs. Glen assisted wearing a grey Vari-coloured gladioli formed
crepe dress with grey hat and the floral background for the
black •accessories, and her flow- house decorations. A buffet lunch-
ers were pansies. eon was served, the bridal table
The wedding dinner was serv- centred with a, three -tiered wed -
ed 'by Misses Lois Middleton, ding cake, with pink tapers.
Gwen and June Miller, Anna and Vases of roses and pink and white
Ethel Cole and Pieta Yeo. The
bride's table was centred with a
three -tiered wedding cake, light-
ed tapers in silver holders and
baskets of pink and white asters
and cosmos.
Later the young couple left on
a motor trip to Manitoulin Island,
the bride travelling in an aqua
ions home -making,
needlework, designing, omes i
science, handicrafts, kitchen plan-
ning, 'teen-age activities, etc.,
etc., offer a program of interest-
ing variety.
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pearls.
Miss Marjorie Lowe, Stratford,
as bridesmaid, was wearing a
yellow satin gown styled with net
yoke with satin bows on each
shoulder and bouffant skirt. She
wore snatching yellow mittens
witlue cornflow-
ersland Talisman headdress fruses. Her flow-
ers were a nosegay of cornflow-
ers, Talisman roses and carnations.
Nieces of the bride, Dorothy
Cornish, Goderich, and Audrey
Priestap, Mitchell, were flower
girls wearing long organdie frocks
in pastel blue and pink shades.
They wore bandeaux of carnation
buds with blue ribbons and carr-
ied nosegays of pink sweet peas.
Mr. Gordon Schneider, Bornholm
was best marl•
A reception was held at Carmel
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ding bell and caught at the fstreamers from a suspended wed -Presbyterian Church. Hensall.
't' ot,s, Thomson received in a blue
corners of the table, formed de-
corations. The toast to the bride
was proposed by R. McDonald,
and was replied to by the groom.
For their wedding trip -to points
north, the bride donned a bur-
gandy wool dress with grey shor-
tie coat and grey accessories, They
will reside in London.
Guests attending from a dis-
tance were Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Schwalm Mr. and
William Waynelaiand Dennis,
Hamilton; Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Hanson, Paula, Gerald, and Ar-
lene, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Leasaler, Roy Baker, Miss Ann
Barnett, Woodstock; Mrs. W. E.
Perdue, Clinton; Miss Mary
Don-
aldson,
Schwalm, ondon; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack MacFarlane, St. Thomas;
Carl Schwalm, Miss Eva Pearce,
Exeter.
silk crepe frock made in princess
style and Mrs. Schneider, mother
of `the bridegroom, who assisted,
was in a wine silk crepe dress.
They wore similar corsages of
gardenias and roses. The bride's
table was prettily decorated with
gladioli and sweet peas.
Mr. and Mra. Schneider left lat-
er for a trip to Montreal and
through New York State. The
bride traveled in a gabardine
suit in wine shade with red and
white rose corsage.
They will reside in Stratford.
SCHNEIDER—THOMSON
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Thomson. Kippen, was
the scene of a pretty summer wed-
ding114, Saturday
a a on
oon, August
at2.30 o'clock
when their
youngest daughter, Blanche El-
aine, was united in marriage to
Lawrence Henry Schneider, Strat-
ford, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Sch-
neider, Bornholm, and the late
Daniel Schneider.
Rev. G. J. Minielly officiated
at the ceremony in a seting of
gladioli and ferns. Mrs. Robert
French, West Monkton, sister of
the bridegrom, Bri-
dal Cho usoplayed
f omLhengrin and
"I Love You Truly."
Given in marriage by her fath-
er, the bride wore a floor -length
gown of white slipper satin with
white net yoke appliqued with
satin flowers and long sleeves
ending in points at the wrists. The
flared skirt was made in pannier
style and the bridal veil of em-
broidered silk net fell in floor -
length. She carried a double
nosegay of red and white roses,
baby's breath and fern. Her only
ornament was a triple strand of
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JOYNT—RUSSELL
At the Anglican Rectory, Mit-
chell, Rev, M. A. Hunt united in
marriage Audrey Pearl, young-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
ton Russell, Hensall,
tof Donald
ld
Cleveland Joynt, son
Joynt, Hensall, and the late Mrs.
Joynt. tailored
The bride wore a grey
suit with matching accessories
and a corsage of lilies.
Following a luncheon at List-
owel, the couple left for ap
tto Sudbury, North Bay 'and
Manitoulin Island. Mr. and Mrs,
Joynt will reside
in
a
of
where the groomis amember
the Hensall Intermediate baseball
team.
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TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS
IN ARREARS OF 'TAXES
Province of Ontario, County of Huron
TO WIT:
BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT under the hand of the
Warden and Seal of the County of Huron bearing date the
10th day of July, 1948, and to me directed, commanding me
to levy upon the lands mentioned in the following list, for
arrears of taxes thereon together with all costs incurred, 1
hereby give notice that unless the arrears and costs are
sooner paid, I shall proceed to sell the said lands, or as much
thereof as shall be sufficient to discharge such arrears of
taxes and charges thereon, at my office in the Court House in
the Town of Goderich, by public auction on November 9th,
1948, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon in compliance
with the statutes in that behalf. Notice is hereby further
given that if any of the said lands remain unsold an adjourned
sale will be held on November 16th, 1948, at the same time
and place, .and at which the Municipalities may serve the
right to purchase any of the
said
ERlap s.
Treasurer of the County of Huron.
Goderich. Ontario. July 23, 1948,
• Years
Name and Description. in Taxes Costs Total
Arrears
TOWNSHIP OF GODER,ICH
Bayfield. Golf Club — Pt.
Lot 40, Con TOWNSHIP OP' STAN28.15 $ 2.70 $30,85
LEY
G. Dufrenctte, G,, Vinette.
-Lot 3, Corriveau Sy 1944-7 4.75 2.25 7.00
Wm. Higgins -a -Lots 5, '6,
Range J;
Louis •Thompson—Lot 49,
Colina St., Bayfield,
Mill Property 1945 20.02 2.50 22.52
All of the above lots are patented.
Dated July 23, 1948.
Published in THE ONTARIO GAZETTE, August 7,th, 1948.
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