Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 3, 1954, p. 7

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decorations highlight annual arts crafts exhibition fact 7 wednesday november 3rd 10m the okokgbtown h after month of work and careful planning a most succeaaful exhibi tion and ale was held saturday by georgetown arts crafu the spaciousness of st johnj hall lent a proper setting for beau- uful decorations created by doro thy stone and her committee flow- era of brtllfa1 fall colour their green steins and leaves supported by branches of real trees several feet fiigh graced the walls of the y hjdl ftnd an occasional blossom found it way to the display tables these spectacular decorations were the source of many complimentary lief mr s b chamberlain of winnipeg who is vlsilng his son dr j h chamberlain held the winning ticket tea served under the convenershlp of mrs syd orr was a masterpiece of culinary art mrs c v wil liams kept a steady flow of hot tea pouring from the tea pou bronxe and gold coloured mums and yel low apers decorated the attractive tea table remarks j newman and mrs cyrjl firandford wrrc in the receiv ing line after signing the guest book visitors spent an enjoyable afternoon lemming that even in this mecuinuixl age skillful fingers ami creative minds continue to produce practical and beautiful articles touring the hall one beheld at tractive pottery hand smocking knitting from babies jackets to wo mens suits while viewing the dis play of shell work pictures and jewellery on a natural set ting of sand backed by a painting of a beach scene tst distant ruur of the oceans waves could almost be heard paintings that would compare fa vourably with t 1m lie in larger ex hibitions were displayed on the platform hand woven articles from stolef baby blankets to beau tiful evening bags leathercraft hawing many ingenious articles gloves purses belts and ornaments such as flower and earrings were displayed one particularly inter esting exhibit was melalcraft show ing table nspkin rings large trays and intricate jewellery set with col oured stones mrs alex header added a colourful note appearing in native latvian costume the pantry shelf waa a popular addition this year guava jelly ma yonnaise and homemade candy net- led among african violets and foli age plants mr finn lot veldt of toronto de monstrated metal craft and mr wil liam kjnrade drew an admiring crowd with his exhibition of pup petry it is amazing how plasteclne paper wood paint cloth and a few strings can assume almost human proportions through the manipula tion of a clever pair of hands i a beautiful painting by jordanua van der vi let of terra cotta raised 200 in a raffle for hurricane re- owen williams marries son of mrs mike a note of special interest in the wedding of gwynneth mary wil liams and frank peter knox re cently in toronto is the fact that ihr grooms mother who ilexl ix months ago waa the famous mrs mike whoe sory of her life as wife of a mount le in the north be came a hit movie a few years agd the bride employed in the simrp- mnsars genera office in toronto i the daughter of mr and mrs j it williams of glen williams the groom who is employed with the v itumtr funeral home is the son of mr john knox calgary alia kail khades of mums decorated our iady of lourdc church for the wedding ceremony performed by ilev norbert glgnac st mlc- iturls choirboys provltled music with paul hue as organist the bride wore a waltz length gown of ice blue nylon tulle over white taffeta with chantllly lace jacket and a coronet headpiece with iwigertip veil of french silk illusion she carried a white prayer book with streamers of red rosebuds shirley knox the grooms cou sin as maid of honour wore powder blue net over taffeta matching jac ket and headpiece and carried a cascade of bronze mums his bro ther leo knox was groomsman and uihers were harold archer and pe ter oconnor with the brides parents delayed en route to toron to 6rcuum of the hurricane and flood that morning the grooms uncle peter knox acted for her fa- thrr in giving her in marriage receiving at fudgcr house club afterwards the brides mother wore a dusty ruse lace gown with beige accessories and a corsage of blue tinted mums miss catherine knox the grooms ount aho received wearing teal blue dusty rose acces sories and pink carnation corsage for a honeymoon trip to the new on display at- arthur scott motors limited queen and guelph streets dial tr 72251 england states and eastern canada the bride wore a cinnamon brown dress dark brown accessories and tn coot and four stone martin furs the gift of the groom mr and mrs knox are living in the windsor apartments toronto guests at tended the wedding and reception from calgary st paul minn nashville tenn boston ma si three itivers quyon que chut- ham and glen williams m own your own home homes to be proud of in the beautiful glenlea subdivision e braids farm in the rapidly developing eastern section of acton 7 complete home plans to choose from ranch type bungalows and itoreyandalialf styles low down payments brick construction nha inspected and approved forced oil heat 3bedroom plans some with garage copper plumbing oak floors tiled bathroom and kitchen floors sewers roads water installed electric fixtures warranty upon completion of house if applicant is not satisfied down payment will be refunded jt m m m u m m address wifes name v your age employment how long sink i interested parties please mail coupon to r h elliott 76 bowers ave acton constructed by thomas thomas company ltd kxclu8ive agent g w goldstraw real estate broker milton phone 349 represented by no of dependents a rhelliott nb ofctioatiok u yepues in strict gives suggestions for newspaper advertising while newspapers arc still con- idtrtd the top advertising medium weekly newspaper mull take de- tnltc action to counter lance the sales story of radio television ma gazines and other competitor group of publishers were told by hugh flndlay at a meeting in har- rlston saturday mr flndlay who is manager of the media department of the cock- neld brawn co advertising agency in toronto satd the best way for weekly newspaper to se cure a proper advertising share ii to present facts to agencies and advertisers he recited a number of ways that newspapers can co operate in business and how pres entation of a sales story for a speci fic product can give the proper pic ture to an advertising man retiring as president of the group known o the western on tario weeklies herald publisher walter blehn was succeeded by art carr palmerston other offi cers ore george ellis goderich vicccprcsidcnt w i hard gardiner ifurrlston treasurer george tatham llstowcl secretary and directors don south co tt exeter bud lands boro grand valley and tony men- doll strectsville a contest for proofreaders show ed a new dutch canadian member of the horrtiton review staff sup- social and personal fern maogllllvtay cornwall spent a few days last week with her parents mr and mrs john r macglllvray mountatnvtew lid lady macdougal visiting from england and on her way to new york entertained at luncheon at the hoyal york motel toronto her guests were mrs ernest ball and colonel carruthors sunday visitors with mrs william frank were mr and mrs andy frank and son reld nassagawcya mr and mrs william dulurd kil bride they attended the anniver sary service in st johns united church erior to native canadians in this department mayor percy tsryden extended greetings from the town to the visitors who included wal ter blch n reg broomhead and corey hcrrlngton of the herald staff clayton schaus oiesley and o a dills acton reported briefly on work of the provincial- and domin ion newspaper groups art can conducted a backshop forum when ideas for improvement oc printing processes were brought up three members who had died since the last meeting were remembered mrs clayton schaus chesley har old fair mt forest and vic mc- ki trick orangevllle mackenzie news aki order lagged a purchase small were always at your beck and call s r before the snow piles up bet your winters coil in use our budget plan and pay 2 jo down or each ton ot nut you put in and 387 per month or six months see you wearing a poppy this saturday imj f sj cickt

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