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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-05-30, Page 3BARKER - ADAMS was provided by Mrs. Torn Allen of Londesboro at the organ, with Mrs, Charles Lee of Wingham as soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in a floor length gown fashioned from French Chantilly lace and Imported silk Legoda. The for- mal wedding gown featured lily. point sleeves, shallow scoop neckline and semi empire bodice trimmed with a lover's knot bow at center front from which fell an A-line panel in Legoda, while the Chantilly lace created a coat effect. Back in- terest was centered on the gathered lace chapel train cas- cading from the shoulders and trimmed with tiny buttons down the center back. A lily of the valley floral head-piece held the bouffant elbow length bridal veil. The bride carried deep red roses with ivy entwined. Mrs. Murray Adams, Lon. desboro, sister-in-Taw of the bride, was Matron of Honour, wearing an aqua-green lace. gown in floor length with Via.. torian ruffles at the neckline and short sleeves. The gown fell in a semi A-line trimmed with tiny buttons down the center front. Miss Kathy Ross, Tillson. burg, and Miss Margaret Stewart, cousin' of the bride, attended as bridesmaids and were gowned similar to the ma• tron of honour. They carried identical , floral arrangements *Wing Pictures JERVIS STUDIO Phone 482-7006 tf • HOPE ENIERPMES preanis Oink The.. ta JULIE ANDREWS and RICHARD HARRIS One Show Each Night at 8.00 O'clock Coming Next: "THE SCALPHUNTERS" (Adult Entertainment) THE mnruscH CORPORATION presents JAMES A. MICRENER'S AWAII" PANAVISION8 COLOR by Deluxe . 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Model 970X6-Ivory and Gold with gunmetal grille Model 974XL6-Ivory and Beige with Midnight Blue grille W14 -1.4,,,. D1E1414104 Coral. gladlelit White daisies candles adeeerated Petite gentled ohnret4 Exeter, *Play, Mfav 18, When the ey. ft. Ileeg united in Mar' G age Siebrand Wilts of Hot- d, Michigan and Maria driana Dieleinaa of RR 1, ashWeed, The grOoln is the son of Mr. nd Mrs, Siebrand Wilts, RR ndesboro and the bride is the . aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'elernan of RR I, Pashwood. The organist was Mrs. Gary aneteeg of Hensall, Ontario, Given in marriage by her ther, the bride chose a floor- ngth gown of white peen de oie. The bodice featured el- w-length sleeves, low neck- ne and low pointed waistline. he straight skirt, with gathers t the back, was, covered with ce. ' Her bouffant veil was eld in place by roses, The tidal flowers were coral oses, white daisies and coral treamers. Miss JoAnne Dieleman, of hitby, maid of honour, was owned in coral satin-backed repe with bell sleeves, rimmed with lace. She carried BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON Box Office Opens at 8.00 p.m. Show Times As Listed Here THURSDAY & FRIDAY May 30-31' — DOUBLE FEATURE — `HELL'S ANGELS ON WHEELS" Oen I TAN CI • R. • . Itrrest on ma DAM ROARKE, JACK NICHOLSON Showing at 9.15 p.m. In Color — PLUS • Spy In Your Eye' Dana Andrews and Bret Halsey Showing at 11.00 p.m. Color Cartoon SATURDAY & MONDAY June 1 & 3 "THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY' E (Adult Entertainment) Showing at 9.15 and 11.00 p.m. Starring Clint Eastwood LEE VAN CLEEF & ELI WALLACH Plus a FEATURETTE Color Cartoon TUESDAY & WED. June 4 & 5 "ARABESQUEa Showing at 9.15 and 11.00 p.m, GREGORY PECK & SOPHIA LOREN Color Cartoon Coming Next: June 6.7 'Deadlier Than The Male' and t 'The Reluctant Astronaut' white daisies Breath, The bridesmaids, Mrs. Her- man Snyder, Whitby, and Mrs. Martin Dieleman, Poplar Hill, wore gowns similar to that of the matron of honour. Miss Marian Snyder, flower- girl, wore a floor-length dress of coral satin-backed crepe, the sleeves of which were trimmed with small white daisies, Her flowers were daisies and Baby's Breath. The groom was attended by Mr, Simon Nagel, Holland; Michigan as best man, with groomsmen, Mr. Martin Wilts and Mr. Gerrit Wilts. The guests were ushered by Mr. Joe Dieleman and Mr, Henry Wilts. Following the ceremony, a reception was held inthe church parlours• which were decorated Catherine Marie Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F, Hunt, 144 High Street, Clinton, re. ceived a Bachelor of Arts de- gree in Home Economics at graduation exercise May 28 at the University of Western Ontario, May 28. Miss Hunt has accepted 'a position at Central Huron Secondary School, teaching Foods and Nutrition. with pink and white candles and streamers. Assisting the bridal party receiving their guests were the bride's mother, wearing a. cran. Derry red suit with navy coat anti hat, and the groom's mother in teal blue knit suit with black accessories. Both ladies wore corsages of white gardenias with stephanotis. For the wedding trip toEast- ern Ontario, the bride donned a two-piece ivory knit suit, with black accessories and a pink orchid corsage. The groom who is a graduate of Hope College, Holland, Michigan, and now attending Western Theological Seminary, Holland, Michigan, will serve the First Reformed Church, Harriston, Ontario as a student • pastor for the summer months, after which he and Mrs. Wilts will return to Western Seminary to complete studies. Miss Marlene Hawgood, having trained in Victoria General Hospital, Halifax, has been suc- cessful in passing her R. N. exams. She attained the highest rank in Nova Scotia in the Feb. ruary writing. Marlene is work• ing in Seaforth Hospital until September when she returns to Dalhousie University, Hall. fax, for the final year of the six year Bachelor of Nursing program with a diploma in teaching. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haw. good of Brucefield. THROUGH YOUR RED CROSS THOSE YOU HELP WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER . Thurs., Fri, Sat. May 30-31, June 1 --------4 CARTOON AT VERY SHOWING ...., Admission: $1.25; Children Under 12 in Cars FREE Edward Sing Nesents Bob Eke Phyllis 'Cite Sommer Diller teEY LIVE FOR. KICKS • eetttamee THEY'RE THE WILDEST almost. OF tHE ONE8I "A" 41. Not in TECHNICOLOR oe ores (tippled Children • Council meets Ten :service Pinks were Tea Preeented at the spring meeting District Council No, 5 of the Ontario Society fqr Crippled Children at Elm Mayen Motor Hotel last Thursday evening, There are 14 clubs -in the diS, trict. Clinton Lions Club was re,. presented by A, Laurie brain, chairman of the .club's health and welfere .committee which administers Easter Seals sales and crippled children's work in. this area. LeRoy Foth .and Leslie Elliott repreSented the Payfiekl, Liens CIO. Other clubs represented were Hlyth Lions, Goderich Lions, Seaforth Lions, Wingham Lions, Zurich Lions, St. Marys RetarY,Strata ferd Rotary and .Exeter- Lions. Each representative gave a verbal resume of crippled chil,- dren's work in their Club since the fall meeting, and handed in written reports. • W.W. "BHP' Haysom, of God, erich Lions, District Council were: Jack Sarney, executive assistant, and John T. Butler, supervisor of service club re- lations, both of the Toronto office of the society. ' Miss Angela Sim, Len- don, district nurse for the On- tario Society for Crippled Chil- dren, presented a detailed re- port • on the. duties and res- ponsibilities of the society's district nurses. Mary Buchanan, R.R. 1, Londesboro, graduated from University of Waterloo at the Spring convocation, receiving a Bachelor of Mathematics de- gree. ,She has aceepted, a teaching position with Central Peel Secondary School in Brampton. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan, H.R. 1, Londesboro, W. Douglas Wells, son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wells, Clinton, graduated from Water. loo Lutheran University at Con. vocation on May 20, receiving an honors Bachelor of Arts degree in Geography. (Continued on page 7) COLOR by Deluxe "V MAO AREV Clinton 1VeWSAPT?1•514, of white starburst efirysen.! thernume 4oPentecl with 4qua, rila0cm and netting. W. William )34;icery Fort Erie attended bis brother ea groomsinana Murray Adarest Lendeshorop brOber of th4 bride and clande Barr, Lucan, were ushers. .FelloWiag the .ceremony dialler receipt* was held in Londesboro United Church para lour. Later evening reception in the banquet room et the Elm,. Haven Motor Hotel, Clinton. The bride's mother chose a two piece sparer-help erne bossed brocade easerahle with deep Pink accessories and Ph* rosebud corsage, The groom's mother wore a light green satin brocade dress and Jacket with white accessories and Pin,lt and white rose bud corsage. For their honeymoon to Niagara Falls and points north the bride donned a lime green coat with figured dress of lime green and blue shadea.Shewore white hat and gloves with navy accessories. The yofing couple will reside at Beech Street, Luca.n„ where the groom is art officer of the Ontario Provincial Police, Guests were present from London, Barrie, Tillsonburg, Fort Erie, Lucan and surround- ing area. Prior to the marriage, the bride was honoured at showers given by Mrs. Glen Carter, Lon. desboro, Mrs. Ken MacDougal, Auburn, Mrs. Gerald Barker, London, and the staff of the Bell Telephone Company in Lon- don. A trousseau tea was held by the bride's mother on Saturday, April twenty.seventh. May 30-31, June 1 One Show Each Nite at 8.00 Only James Garner, Eva Marie Saint and and spectacle! many others in a thrill packed drama of racing drivers and their cars, Sat., June 1 Matinee "GRAND PRIX" At 2.00 p.m. — Admission 35c June is a 'fabulous month of shows at The Park. DON'T MISS ANY OF THEM! First Run Films In Air- Conditioned Comfort ENTERTAINMENT 'IS OUR BUSINESS.` Adult Admissions: ' Monday to Thursday, $1.00 Friday and Saturday, $1.25 MON., TUES., WED. — June 3-4-5 Londesboro United Church was the scene of a pretty spring wedding Saturday, May 4, when Rev. Robert Tschanz united in marriage Ruth Louise Adams, and Gordon John Barker, in a double ring ceremony. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Adams, Londesboro and the groom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs, Wilford Barker, London. Traditional wedding music Ladies hear of UCW work The evening unit of Ontario Street United Church met in the church Parlour. The de- votions were in charge of Lois Elliott, hymn No. 356 was sung. Helen Aiken read the scripture lesson,Pearl McClinchey gave a reaing and Lois Elliott led in prayer having repeated in unison after each verse, "Use my hands Lord", Hymn 388 was sung-'`at the close of the devotions, Marion Cole lough gave a talk. on the study book, on Moderon Naomi in Japan, and what she has done for them. She is now living in United States. Sharon Colclough played a couple of numbers on her electric guitar Miss Shirley Maines was opr speaker for the evening; she hhd been to Westminster College for the weekend, She had spoken of the high lights of the UCW work and of the different dis- cussion groups. The usual business followed. The shuffle board club donated 3 new tea pots and a large pitcher. The June meeting will be held at Dorothy Pickett cottage. The meeting closed with prayer •and lunch was served by group 3. and Baby's DRUG STORE HOURS Commencing June 1, 1968 OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. to 6:15 P.M. FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 P.M. 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