HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-08-30, Page 3Varna Bride to Brantford
MR. AND MRS, GERALD E. BRUBACUER were
married on Saturday, August 18, 1962, by the Rev.
Clifford G. Park, Clinton,. at Varna United Church.
The bride is Lola Marlene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Chuter, Varna and the groom is the son of
Mr; and Mrs. Ralph Brubacher, St. George, Ontario.
The young couple will live in Brantford where the
groom is on the staff of the Board of Education and
the bride is on staff of the Victoria Order of Nurses.
(Photo by Doerr)
BLUE WATER HIGHWAY
• (By MRS,
HazeIwood's Cabins
One week guests are: Mm.
and Mrs. Weaver and
children, Weston; M•r... aid Mrs..
G. VanBeest and four children,
Milton; Mr, and 1MI'rs, J. A.
Jones ,and two childxien., Rock-
wood, Ontario; Mr. and Mrs.
A, S. Tay, Riverside; Mr. and
Mrs. Peter LaBa and two chil-
dren, Walbaceburg; Mr. and
Mrs. 'Charles Kelly -and two
sons, , Stratford;
Far two days, Mr, and Mrs.
Johan Field, Belleville; •
Overnight ,guests, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Tebbultt, Toronto; Mm'.
and Mrs. Harold Naunik, Wil-
lowldale; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Jones and one child; Richmond
Hill; Mr. and Mr -s. H. S. Mc-
Fadden, St. Thomas; Mr. and
Mrs. N. 1VfeDowell, St, Thomas•;
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wiley and
party, Comber; Mr. and Mrs.
G. S. Wiles, Weston; Mr. and
Mrs. George F. '.Dunbar and
two child'r'en, Detroit, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hazel-
wood and six childirenn, St,
llh:omars, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Gil Hazel-
wood.
Lane 0' Pines
Mr. and Mrs. A. Habel , and
family, Detroit, are vacationing
at the :cottage of the lady's
parents' Mr. and' Mss. D. Purvis.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunbar
were hosts on Sunday to their
family. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Barrie Dunbar •and family
and the ladltr's mother Mrs. Wik-
sonr, all of London; Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Brodie and family,
Lambeth; Mrs. Lorne Walker,
Jimmy Walker, also Sonny
O'Brien and small soli; Shawn,
Lo.
Mrs. Roy Miller, Sit. Thomas,
is visiting Mrs. George Woods,
arriving Tuesday of last week.
She returned to St. Thomas
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Bassett and Mr. and Mrs,
George Barry who Were Mrs.
F. WALLIS)
SUNSET
DRIVE-IN --•- Goderich
BUCK KITES
MON,, TUES., WED., THUR.
$1°°
ADMITS YOU AND
YOUR CARLOAD
Wed., Thur„ Fri.
August 29-30-31
Robert Mitchum _Curt Jurgens
"THE ENEMY BELOW"
CO. Montgomery, Ziva Rodin r
"SAMAR"
Bout in TechniCblor
Midnite Show—Sun., Sept. 2
Dena Wynters, Brian Keith
'INVAS1ON OF THE
BODY SNATCHERS"
Sevin 1VICCarbhy, Sal Mineo
"DINO
Sot., Mon., Tues.
• September 1..3-4
"at Boone, Christine Cerate
"MARDI GRAS"
David Farrar, Al, Heddisori
"SON OF ROBIN HOOD"
Both in Teohnioolot•
Wed., Thur., FIrl.
September 5-64
Marilyn Ntonroe, Terri Eweir
„SEVEN YEAR ITdH"
in Technieojoth
Norma Were, rtobort Vaughan
'UNWED MO`tHER"
Dodi are Adult E;rstertaint ie t
Plitt ShOW. busk usk
Children in Cees FREE
Wood's' guests .for the day.
Mr. and! Mrs. Joe Havis,
Ferndale, Much., are vacationing
with the lady's daughter, Mrs.
George Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bailey,
Toeoxuto, were weekend guesits
of Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey.
W. Gwynne O'Corinell, who
has been vacationing here for
the summer returned to Carte -
gena., Co+ltiniibia, Soutar America.
Mrs. O'Connell and family are
'returning at a later date.
Miss Cathy Wallis is spending
a few days as guest of Miss
Mildlla Pepper, Parr Line, Stan-
ley Township.
Mr. .and Mrs. Phil Heitbohmer
returner to Stratford, heaving
spent the past week vacation-
ing here.
LONDESBORO
(Correspondent Mrs, Bert AIIan
Phone Slvtb 37r 5)
Mr. John Adams and Leland
accompanied' by Mr, John
Sheppard and Morley 'attended
'the Aberdeern Angus cattle kale
at Forest last Friday, •
British Mortgage
pen Hc.i.s.e' 5:.eptei..k...er
Nvw ,God.'exrleh ibranlcli
Bxtiltisrh Mortgage 8F Tit Com-
p'a?ny` w44 he officially Opened
on F ild. ;.:Se+pite?nbei '7, Wilfrid
l?,, Gregory, QC, executive vice-
p!ree idenrt .and m'a!n aging 4d4Tee
for 1141 tenn4unred, A brlaf
ceremony ,at 2 parr, will bei fol-
lowed lxy Opens How hen
everyone is ulvite'd to hlepe!ot
the Wilding and meet "the staff,
uests will :also be welcomed
Friday evening frown 7 to 9
'o'eloak, and Sabwrday from
to ,5 andl 7 to 9 O'clock..
master .of ceremonies for the
opening will +be W. H. 'Gr'egory,
pt,+esrldeaiit. Ws Worship Mayer
Ernie Fisher, Goderleh, will, out
the golden ribbon. _on the Elgin
Avenue door. Guests of honour
invited include the Hon, L.
Cardiff, . MP, the Non.. C. S.
MaaNaug'hlton MPP, Warden
George NICOutcheon, 0, F. T.
Rouotbwatte, ,arch6tart; boar
Smith, con+tr+actor, and Wilfrid
P, Gregory, QC,
A wide range of trust and
financial s'ervic'es will be Pro-
vided by the Gods r eh !branch
office. Among these are sav-
ings aeoounits, guaranteed in-
vestment certificates, retire-
ment wings plan, .depots,it re-
c'elipts, mortgage loans, estate
administration, investment man-
agement; agency and rtorwsitee-
ships..
Strategically located art the
junction of Highways 8 ,and 21,
the ultra -modern buildring is a
unique tri -sided glass 'structure,
This unusual design was speci-
ally crenated by architects Rouen-
thavtaitte and Associates of Tar-
onito to suit the rtrriam;gu ar-
shaped'. ibuiyd ng iqt, The three
curved cantilevered walls ,ap-
pear to float over a continuous
double -glazed window wall from
wound level to 7'6" high. The
Tema rleable feature of this en-
tirely new concept in archi-
ttectur'a1' rdesigxi: is that no por-
tion of. these walla is supported
from the ground. Wens are
constructed of rndhana white
Bluewater
Danceland
(4 miles north-west of Zurich,
8 miles north of Grand Bend)
DANCING
EVERY FRIDAY
EVENING
10 to 1.30 a.m.
Music for the season by
Desjardine Orchestra
Special Prizes for
SPOT DANCES
NOVELTIES
TWISTS
21tfb
Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service
Special Values and Reminders This Week
Money-SavingSPE !CIALIS
A.S.A. Tablets, 100's 11c
I.D.A. Milk of Magnesia reg.SSe 37c
E. H. Theatrical Cold Cream $9c" 73c
GOODAIREFLORAL or SPICE—reg. 89c 79c
ODO-RO-NO =r25 79c 59$1.50 98c
Holywood Wave Seto VC Mia 29c
SCRIPTO O $1,bb PEN and 59c REFILL 98c
MODESS Reg. 51c POLY PAK 2 for 89c
VITAMINS ;II
1�1
IN so
IDAVITES 100's ,... $4.95 or 3 for $11.88
COD LIVER OIL W.A. Brand I00`s 98c
HALIBUT LIVER OIL 500's reg. 4.29 $3.49
ONE -A -DAY Tabiets t 00's $3.79
PARDEC LIQUID , ... $2.57
POLYrVi-SOL 15 tc $1.89 10 ec $3.09
Y21 -VI -SOL .Ira ec $1.39 30 cc $2.49
F. B. PENNEBAKER
ADMIRAL PHOTO SERVIcE
Dial HU 2-6626 cl lraldtit, Ont,
iumestgne,.
From the start the building
was plate, .si ut will rbe .COn-
voolonit and con oralbl!e : Com-
pletely encircled by double-g1ez
ed. plate gloss, the office wil'1
.al>wways be bright. Cmialniparg :of
:a. soft hrandWovlelnr fabric 'W'il'l
ensure privacy witboutt deeta'oY-
?+rug the fxien'dlY t sparenC'y
.oi the butildb,g. gnitx"anc'e can
be evade via double du '4s Off
both Elgin and icinlgs,tion
Streets,. Considerable parking
area Is availalble in apeog4}r
Prepared j ar.Itis g bays on both
these streets, ,Aar .conditioning
throughout willmake the build-
ing' a. pleasant place to visit
are in the heat of summer,
The 'ultimate of s'eourity for
those dieing business at the new
Gaderieh branch is ensured by
a massive vault centred deep
in the (building. This vault,
super: imposed on a ain12 ar one
in the basement, was construct-
ed' limon• 20 tons of steel and
Concrete.'The . security door,
made of armour pialt'e and
weii'ghing two toms, is finished
fru stiain1Fe s steel. In the vaunt
are safety deposit boxes, avail-
able in various sizes to meet
every person's needs. These
boxes are for rent with no
Charge • for the period from
apenang Ito December 31, 1962..
An interesting .and unique
feature is a. public conference
room—the "Community Roam".
This room., which comfortably
seats 12 persons, is conveniently
located downstairs in the new
building. It can be reserved
alt no charge for meetings of
any Ior'ail clubs, oragnizations
or societies. Appointed! ini deep
blue and teak woad, the room
its mimed at the ,four corners,
with walls that also curve to
mit a partially' suspended ceril-
tog.
A +be',aut:tfig lucite sSly'
d'Rtl!iex' paperweight wi?l be re-
served for Vaeh per pal, who ?.n!,
vests mrn a Sri!tnslh 1VIga'rtg ygle.
g4granrt;eed invegtment gerrtifi-
tate. In ,adOtaaoin.. tot the pap-
werilgtb+t, a MOreeilto of the xiew-
br+aa el apelning, investors will
receive a $5 gipt certificate good
at any retail st,oa''e' do Godericir.
A salver dal7iar paper weugr rt will
also be given to all why open,
swings a'ecaunt of $25 or more,
A fascinaturg sli;iyetr P+uessinig
oenitest wiLjt hghitght opeanin!g.
cele brataonx Rides we simple
you merely fill out an 'entry
blank with your guess' gas aro
bow much money is piled in a
golden chesat, The clocseat guess
wrini% Prize is .aal the coins
the winner can snoop Dort ire
both hands with one try, The
contest ends- Saturday, Septem-
ber 8 fat p,nn,
-The .goid'exn chest used in the
cutest was made in the Mat -
ford Festival workshop and was
Used in the 1955 pu'4ducton of
the Nferrchenrt of Venice,
Edward Rowlands, manager,
and lids stag will reeve to the
new location before the oofficiral
opening se that business can
be carriledl on ,frorila the monocrat
the burildiaig is opened.
rl
Mrs. -Cassenon MP
Succeeds E. Cardiff
mo, J'' Ca0411'ri1ian, 47,
Member .A'f :C�x?wie-i?4in?S,
has been I Dinned secretk'ui' r
•T3,eallth Minister J Waldo Mon
-
IOU Perin . riding $he 41,1%aeds
Paten .mit the reenter far
Rq an,
rhe barge wfia, one of 16
unelnded in appolYutanerilts made
by Prime Miiniistter john Def
enhallter pl .a. move. rtq 'bring
younger and less experienced
government members into see-
solaria' posrl'tions, hese are
considered' to ,be training and
prooving grounds for .fu'tt'e cab-,
tett nurmsiterct
Mr. Can diff, "ru", had serve
as parliamentary "secretary to
the minister of agriculture, and
before that was chief govern;-
anent whip in; 1.957 and again
in 1958,
MODALETUN
Mr, and Mrs. Dour Middleton.
msturned this week from a plea-
sant holiday spent with, cousitns
Ar,
and Mrs, Gene Aversion,
G.ahon, Ohio, Mr, Bill EPpler son
:accompanied them bone and is
visiting relatives in :the vicinity
for a few day's,
Mr, and Mrs, Ken Esddale,
Noranda, Quebec are visiting
this week With Mr. and Mas. J,
W, Counter, Clinton, and other
relatives in the district and on
rat* retinal ,home will, be ac-
eounrpaaiaed by their son Dick
who has spent a .monrtII. with
Mr. ands Mrs. Don Middaeton,
Goderich Business College
21st Annual Fall Term opens September 4.
Senior and Junior Courses approved by the
BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA
MODERN EQUIPMENT -- QUALIFIED TEACHERS
TUITION $28
Telephone JA 4.8521 or 7284, Goderich, Ontario
30to36b
".Thugs„ .August 3q, a962- 4linton ,News -Record -r -Page,
4.
The . Th eatr GPdericir
'NOW '.. Mgust X! -Alt Uptembet
'.
The Starl.ighters, npw featured at Toronto's CNg 'with
Kay Armen and Joey Ree in the new :hit
"HEY., LST'$ TWIT"Also- �Cameron..Mixohell .and Anne pancroft in
"GORILLA AT LARGE"
MQN., TWMS., WED, ,-,- .September 3.44
,loan, .Slrnntis and Kenneth eo.ri.nor
In the roost riotous ofalRG4BDL[S5"
l$rntish comedies
's -CARRY ON
Also "COAST OF THE CLYDE" end Two ,Short$
TEIIM$„ FRI., SAT, , September 6-7-$
VW Brynner Marilyn. 13)1ue .and .Sal Mineo
A tale of intrigue and adventure on the Persian; Gulf
`ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN" •
Also "FAIREST AFRICA" and Cartoon. Pull color program
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