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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-06-13, Page 3• JOHNSON-HUGILL mother chose a jade green lace dress over taffeta with match- ing accessories. Both wore white rose corsages. For a wedding trip to Ottawa and Eastern Canada, the bride travelled in a pink wool tweed walking suit with matching hat. and black patent accessories. A corsage of white roses complet- ed her ensemble. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will live at RR 3, Kippen. Guests were present from London, Kitchener, To- ronto, Windsor, St. Marys and surrounding area. Prior to her marriage, the bride was honored at a• sur- prise shower at the honie of Lorraine Talbot, Kippen, when friends of the bride presented her with many lovely and use- ful gifts. Friends and neighbors of the bride held a shower at Kinburn Hall. The platform was beautis fully decorated for the occasion. A delightful program was con- ducted by Mrs. Andrew Crozier, Mrs. Lorne Carter and Mrs. Joe Gibson. An address was read by Mrs. Don Carter and the bride-to-be was presented with many lovely gifts for which she gratefully replied: A dainty lunch was served., HOTEL CLINTON Featuring SING ALONG WITH JEAN ON PIAKO BROWNIE S DRIVE.IN CLINTON Bloc OFfice Opens.. at 8.00 p.m. Fir0 Show at Des* THURSDAY & FRIDAY June 13-14 - DOUBLE FEATURE - ELVIS PRESLEY in 'Clam Bake' Showing at 9.15 p.m. With Shelley Fabares - In Color ANE? "HOUR OF THE GUN" James Garner, Jason Robarts and Robert Ryan Showing at 11.00 p,m, Color Cartoon SATURDAY & MONDAY June 15-17 - DOUBLE FEATURE - ROCK HUDSON in 'TOBRUK' George Peppard & Guy Stockwell Showing at 9.15 p.m. In Color - AND "GUNPOINT" AUDIE MURPHY Showing at 11.00 p.m. Color Cartoon Clinton Legion Drive-In Bingo MONDAY, JUNE 17 . Double Feature Show & Bingo "TOBRUK" and "GUNPOINT" 8 Games Bingo for 10.00 3 Share-The-Wealth Advance Tickets: $1.00 Tickets at Gate: $1,25 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY & FRIDAY June 18-19-20-21 'HAWAII' (Adult Entertainment) JULIE ANDREWS Max Von Sydon and Richard Harris Showing at 9.15 p.m. Only Color Cartoon COMING NEXT: "The Scalp Hunters" and "The Billion Dollar Brain" Thursday, June Ngwg,..Rgqprcl, We :ding kictogs. .jERVIS STUDIO 407904 REXALL SUNNY SAVINGS SALE enjoy Tom, • more... „ . stay at the Lord Simcoe Hotel where the service is warm and friendly . , where the prices are sensible . where you're close to everything downtown where you can relax in modern refurbished rooms . . , where you can enjoy fine foods and intimate lounges. Singles start at $9.00 and end at ,$13.50 Doubles start at $14.00 and end at $18.50 Luxury. Suites Available Lord Simcoe Hotel University & King St. (at the subway)- Tel: 362-1848 THEATRE GODERICH ON THE SQUARE Many more items not listed are on sale WATCH FOR YOUR HAND BILL IN THE MAIL We have a fine selection of Father's Day Cards 5c to $1.00 ..:.Choose from our fine selection of Father's Day Gifts..., Now on Display PRESCRIPTIONS P one 482-9511 inton, • ntario FIRST RUN FILMS IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT ENTERTAINMENT IS OUR BUSINESS NOW PLAYING — FOR 9 DAYS Thurs., June 13 to Sat., June 22 Mr. and Mrs. Len Mc Gee Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton Branch 140 DRIVE-IN BINGO BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE—CLINTON MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1968 Double Feature-10BRUKI and 'GUNPOINT' B INGO •8 games ga for $10.00-4 Share-the-Wealth • Extra Bingo Cards and Ewa Share-The,Wealth CardS25O each or 5 for $1.00 Gates Open 7:00 p.m.—Bingo 7:30 part.—Movie at Dusk Advance Tickets: $1.00 Tickets 'at Gate: $1.25 Titkets aifailable horn Legion Members or at the Legion Hall. All Proceeds for Sports in the ci?tornonity 23, 24b SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY. 8 GODERICH AT-CONCESSION RD, 4 • PHONE 524-9981 THURSDAY'. FRIDAY & SATURDAY JUNE 13.14.15 GIRLS' • DAMNED to a HELL'S island of LUS and BRUTALITY 4414}1:4*.. :1 Willi CATHARINA 'VON SCHELL MICHMIL HiNTZ ecHNic61. (60114 SHOWS ARE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) MON., TUES., WED. June 17.18.19 Gee To TKO 'Length Of This Show Will Play 6E* cinee Admission: si 25; Children Undo Each NI iftv,PANAVIsioNA A iiiirt/A' 12 In Cars fREE Coming Next: "THE HAPPENING" (Adult Entertainment) PLUS "The Russians Are Cottaing CARTOON AT EVERY SHOWING 7Y 13,ashets„ ,Pf white gladioli and iens, ferne and candelabra, Seed the altar of Nertbsisle ited 'Church,. Seaferth, Sat- day, May 18, at 3 .o'clock, en Sandra Marilyn tighter 414r, and 14rs, Harold .13R.2, Seaferth, iseeasne e bride of Robert.Gerald Jan-. • son. of Mr, Allan Johnson the late Mrs, Johnson, • Iiippen„ The Rev, J. Q. Britton fieiartecl for the double ring relnonY. Tradifional wedding mu* as, played by Mrs, Don Carter Seaforth, who accompanied e soloist, Mrs. Don Over.. lt„ St„ Catharines when she ng -"The Lord's Prayer" and The Wedding HMV. Given in Marriage by her thew, the bride chose a formal wn of silk organga over feta, setyled with empire ice, in A-line skirt, short eeves in alencon lace, and wide panel of 'alencon lace pliqued .at the front of the own over bodice and .skirt. er watteau train draped from large bow at the back of the eck into a cathedral-length ith tiered lace appliques at ack, A .cluster of lace and arls ,.held her silk illusion ell. She carried a cascade of bite, roses and trailing JUNE 13 TO Cold Caps All day, all night reg. 1.09 for 77 Deodorant Bail Roll on, reg. 97 for 83 Fruit Salts Eno, reg 1.19 for 87 Quick Bands 60's reg 89 for 66 Shaving Brush only 49 ,Toni Home Perm reg. 2.25 for 1.39 Tooth Brushes reg. 69 2 for 88 Nivea Cream reg. 1.43 for 1.09 Shows at 7.30 p.m. and 9.20 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE at 2.30 p.m. ADULT ADMISSIONSr $1,25 Every Evening Maid of honour was Miss Lorraine' ralbot of Goderich and the .bridesmaids were Miss Joan ColetnaP, Seaforth, Mrs. DIM Johnsell, Winghami Mrs. Jim HeldenlneYer. Kitchener and MISS.Sharon Bowes of Mitchell. They Wore identical gOWns of berg pink chiffen over taffeta, styled in cansalot yoke with. fitted bodice and floating Chiffon draped over it. Matching shoes and. Picture hats in matching colours with iarge rose in front completed their ensembles., They carried bouquets of 'Pink and red carnations. Glenda Riley of London, was * flower girl, dressed in a gown and headpiece identical to the bride's and carried white roses and ivy. David Townsend of RR 3, Seaforth„ was ringbearer. Paul Betties of Goderich was groomsman and the guests were ushered " by Doug and Wayne Hugill, brothers of the bride, Don Johnson, brother of the groom and George Townsend of RR'3, Seaforth, Following the ceremony a dinner and reception was held in Seaforth Memorial Centre. The bride's mother received in an aqua blue lace 'dress over taffeta, matching coat, with white accessories. The groom's JUNE 22, Crest Tooth Paste reg. 1.25 for 87 Koda Chrome Movie film 8 mm. Resdan reg. 1.50 for 1.09 Right Guard Aerosol deod. reg. 1.39-.97 Adhesive tape 1" x 10 yds reg. 100, or 2" x 5 yds 77 Anacin tablets 100's reg, 1.29 for 99 Fast Home Perms / reg. 2.25 .... ....for 1.29 COLUMBIA PICIURES presents I Stanley Spencer Sidney Katharine ‘ TRACY POITIER HEPOURN guess who's C oming to dinner ICCHNICOLOW Coupk wed 55 years On Tuesday, June 4, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wiltse cele- brated their 55th wedding anni- • versary. A surprise dinner party was held on Sunday, June 2, by Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMichael, Walton. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartford, Lambeth, Mrs. Mona Cramer, London, M. and Mrs. Wayne Mc- Miehael, Shal'on and Jill, Preston, Miss Audrey Mc- Michael and Mr. Blair Bender. Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Elliott, Don and Barbara, Clin- ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Morrill, Gordon, Brian, and Esther, Hayfield. On Tuesday evening, thirty A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Len McGee on Tuesday, June 4 when a few of their friends honoured them on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anni- versary. Mrs. May Gibson read an ad d r eSs on behalf of the friends and relatives gathered at the Wiltse home for a sur-, prise get-together. On Wednesday evening, Mr. and,'Mrs. MIton Wiltse enter- tained their daughter and families at a dinner at the Dominion Hotel in Zurich, 40th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. LmersonHesk, who had their fortieth wedding anniversary June 6, celebrated at their home on the conces- sion 10 Hullett Township Sun- day, June. 9. There -were 29 members of their immediate'fandly present to enjoy a social" afternoon and`' picnic supper on the lawn. A short brisk fifteen minute walk every day will burn off a pound of fat a month - twelve pounds a year. neighbourhood and two lawn chairs and a tea pot were pre- sented. Two humorous readings were given. After an enjoyable evening a delicious lunch and wedding cake, was served by their daughters, Mrs. AfinieHartman and Mrs. DeGroot. On Sunday the nation Will Pay tribute to the fathers of this country and. I would like to take this OPPortunity to give Public reeognition to my hus- band - the daddy, of my three children„ By some, standards I guesS my Man is a bust. He's not six feet tall or better. He isn't a football great. He's far from a romantic loyer„ He's never brought me flowers. In fact, of all the men I know he is probably the least likely to qualify for a "heart-breaker" award. But in my •books my.husband is the greatest. You gals are just going to eat your hearts out when I tell you that my husband doesn't mind scrubbing floors. It's true. My husband is happiest when he's down on his knees with a pail of soapy water and a scrub rag. I seldom have to ask him Harrison reunion The 33rd Harrison Reunion was held at Lions Park Sea- forth Saturday, June 8, 1968 under sunny skies with 72 in attendance. It was agreed to hold the reunion again next year at the same location. Results of the races: Tiny Tots, Peggy Lynn VVil- lert; 6 years and under, Ken Aikenhead, Steven Hunt. Boys 8 and under, Murray Siemon, Ervin Willert; girls 10 and under, Joanne Collins, Bernice Willert; Boys 10 and under, Murray Siemon, Ervin Willert; girls 12 and under, Darlene Willert, Bernice Wil- lert; boys 12 and wider, Ervin Willert, Murray Siemon. Young ladiei, 'Darlene Wil- lert, Bernice Willert; young men, Ken Taylor, Bruce Collins. Boys and girls 3-legged race, Darlene Willert and Jackie Aikenhead, Murray Siemon and Bernice Willert; 12 years and over 3-legged, Bill Collins and Dorothy Collins, Viola Collins and Dave Hayward. Elimination contest, joyce Hackett; balloon contest, Ronnie Broadfoot; pop bottle relay, Martin and Carolyn Bos; 'life saver relay, Joyce Hackett's team; guessing jelly beans in, jar, Jimmy Collins; youngest person, Alan Hunt; oldest man, Jack Aikenhead; oldest woman, Annie Proctor; coming greatest distance, Roy Oesch, Halifax, • N.S.; lucky prize, Jack Aikenhead; lucky' number in attendance register, Bill Midgert. Hallett council Mower tenders for Hullett Township were opened June 3 at the Township Council meet- ing. • Fronseight applicants James Scott was hired as the mower operator. Donald Buchanan's petition for clean out on the McGregor Drain on. Lot 5, Concession 5 was accepted by council, R, M, Dawson will be engaged as en- gineer to re-assess the acreage assessed against Lot 5, Con. 5. The 'only poisonous snake in Ontario is the .Massasauga rattlesnake, most commonly found in the Bruce Peninsula and along the shores of Georgian Bay. It is seldom dangerous to human victims as many hos- pitals give antivenin injections, NOW FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT The CLOUD "9" ROOM At CLOUD "0" ROOM SPECIAL DINNERS SUNDAYS 5 . 7 P.M. .RaterVaflons PH.: 482.3421 to do - I certainly never need 0 bog him,, Most (Oen be velunteers, esPeCiallY if be knows I've 'had a hard .time with the kids or some equal dieester has struck. You see my husband believes that if a woman works away from home to help maintain a balanced budget in the house- hold she shonld get, :some spe- cial consideration from the man for whom she is slaving. If a wife holds down a job to make her hubby appear. mere suc- cessful in the eyes of the world at large, my husband agrees that the least that man caredo aisndtothlseitewihnidnowwitchiethanie iigdisahneds whatever other chores need do- ing. And my husband lets me handle the household accounts. Many of you fellows are go- ing to scoff, Some may say that's a sign of weakness in a man if he allows his wife to hold the purse strings. Brother! Have you a lot to learn. About five years ago now my husband and I came to the real- ization that my talents were better suited to managing money. That's no slight on my husband. He has much more ability to be punctual and neat than I have. At any rate our finances are in relatively good shape and my husband has few- er worries. What's so "weak" about that? One of the very nicest things al)out my man is that he wants me to be happy. He under-, stands my need for shopping trips and Shakespeare and a new dress for the women's club dinner and that crazy hat he hatee., He doesn't expect me to !sit # home while he plaYs cards with the boys every °thee night of the week but he is con- tent to babysit occasionally when I have an evening planned with the girls. I've learned that boxes of candy and amorous whispering and fine manners do. not neces- sarily ,.make happy situation in a home where man and wife must dwell together through chicken pox and unemployment. I've also come tothe conclusion that if a woman is lucky enough to have snagged onto a depend- able loving man she should treat hiin as her most precious gift. On Sunday morning give dad his due. Greet the guy with, a cheery smile and a special breakfast. Remind your kids to show their respect and love for the fellow who pays the bills and shoulders the responsibil- ity. Listen to the ball game with him if that's what he wants. Get him a blanket when he falls asleep in the chair after dinner. He's a wonderful man, that husband of yours. And most marvellous of all, he loves you, too. That makes everything roses, O weaaing JQH4SON HUPILL From ,MyWindow Remember th s. 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