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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-06-20, Page 3Showing at 11.00 p.m. erring Michael Caine, Karl Maiden Color Cartoon 80 June 17 • 22 O'KEEFE CENTRE Dnimy Kye with The Earl Brown Singers and The Dunhills June 13 • ,Juiy THE PLAYHOUSE THEATRE You Own Thing June to July UNIVERSITY THEATRE The Odd Couple ROYAL, ALEXANDER THEATRE WED. - THURS. - June 26-27-28 - DOUBLE FEATURE - "THE AMBUSHERS" DEAN MARTIN s super agent Matt Helm les Senta Berger and Janice Rule howing at 9.15 p.m. - In Color - AND - The Big Mouth' ERRY LEWIS-Showing at 11 p.m. Color Cartoon TORONTO June 10 - 16 Frula - Yugoslavian Folk Ensemble June to July CENTRAL LIBRARY THEATRE Just For Love June to July FAIRLAWN 30 is a dangerous age Cynthia, You'll enjoy Toronto more at the Lord Simcoe. Hotel, It's in the heart of down- town, close to all Toronto feature entertainment and shopping. And the sub- way's right at the door. Sensible prices, special weekend rates, free over- night parking and the rooms are completely refurbished. 577 FARKg.14,, Ar-MPci ,V.Pr.PP.S Mass :Pen119.10,. Alberta was ,the setting for Agtiiet Wedding, At 7 -p..111, when-C.4.'0a .daughter ' of Mr* And Mrs, rudlnore of ton, Dntarlie .exchanged siege YPWS. with :1)/14 Kenneth Wayne berta, Rev, Bete .9fffeiated at the double ring.eoreknOnY, The bride, given in rnarrlage by W, K, Farrell,. father of the. .gr491110. OW .4 floor length gown ,Pf 44 satin and lace fashioned in ernpire Bile,. fler floral headpiece held a four, tier shoulder length veil .with, scalloped edges, She carried a White IMO with trailing white satin streamers to Which were attached pink ,Sliieetile4rtrQses, 'The 'bri desmaid,. Miss Beverly Fay Farrell, Calgary,. Alberta, sister of the :groom wore an ice blue dress of sheer .over taffeta withipatchingtloral headpiece, She carried a Small bouquet of pink roses, with white accessories-, The groom was attended by .Mr, Peter floule, Red beer, Alberto, Mr„ Warren GieS- brecht ushered the guests. 'The grandmother • of the groom wore a sheath of multi- Colored chiffon with a corsage of white .carnations with white accessPries. The groom's mother wor dress and coat ensemble' of, turquoise lace with- matching hat, a corsage of pink roses with white accessories. Rev, Este proposed a toast to the bride at the reCeption given at the couple's suite, For travelling the bride chose a two-piece suit of black lace with matching accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Following the honeymoon trip to Banff, Alberta and Fair- mount, British Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Farrell will reside at 5929-51st Avenue, Red Deer, Alberta. Holidayers were responsible for forest fires which burned over 39,705 acres in Ontario last year. • .PJinton ,eolloor4, T 4,14)..4 9, *PR 3 01, ERB - MACDONALD The Rev. G. L. Royal offic., iated at the double-ring wed. ding of Bonnie MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster, Hensel]. and Lewis Erb; son of Mr, and IVIrs.Emmerson E rb of Goderich at Knox Presby. terian Church June 1. The bride .wore a floor. length gown in Capri blue silk chiffon over tafetta. The bodice was treated in a complete design edged with matching lace, The slim line skirt was draped from an Empire bodice. A pretty matching headpiece in a spray Of flowers and tiny veil coin. pleted the bridal ensemble. The bridesmaid wore a blush , pink chiffon floor-length gown. The design was treated with a bodice of the matching lace and, a full chiffon drape in coat design. The sleeveless gown was completed with a pink floral headpiece and small veil. Mrs. Robert McKinley of Zurich, Ontario was matron of honour and Kenneth A, Erb, brother of the gioorn, was groomsman. The bride's mother wore a dress and coat ensemble of blue satin dress and nylon lace coat, and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. The groom's mother wore light green cotton lace dress with beige accessories. The bride's travelling cos. tume included a navy-blue dress with white accessories. The reception was held at Dashwood Community Centre, Dashwood. The wedding dance took place at Zurich Hall, Zurich. • Guests came from Toronto, London, Stratford and Goderich. After a wedding trip to Mont. real and Point East, the newly- weds will reside at 190 Maple Street, Goderich, (Photo by R. J. Nephew) OPEN Clinton' dolma' Chambers FRIDAY,JUNE 28 1968 RULES FOR THE SHOW 1. Anyone can compete in this show; not restricted to members. 2. No exhibitor can show more than one entry in each class. 3. The exact number of sterns or blooms called for must be shown. 41 All exhibits must be in place by 11:00 am. 5. To be considered a bloom, the first row of petals on a rose must be open. 6. Council Chamber doors will be open to the public from 2:30 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. PRIZES "'"" 1. One bloom (Hybrid Tea) white or near white, 2. One bloom (H.T.) Yellow- 3. One bloom (H.T.) Pink 4. One bloom (H.T.) Red 5. One bloom (H.T.) any other color 6. One bloom (Peace) to be shown in. this class only, i.e. No.6 LORD MODE HOTEL University & Ring Sts, Tel: 3624 848 I Quality &Service IVO ttlf /494Li SUNNY SAVINGS SALE Cold Caps Ail day, all night reg. 1.09 for 77 Deodorant Ban Roll on, reg. 97 for 83 Fruit Salts Eno, reg 1.19 for 87 Quick Bands irb'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 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 ydt - 77 Anacin tablets -100'S reg. 1.29 for 99 Fast Herne Perms reg. 2,25 „.. „.. -.for 1.29 Many more items not listed are do sale SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY. 8 GODLRICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 'PHONE 524.9981 GODERICH SUNSET ORWE.1N THEATRE" THE MIRISCH CORPORATION "THE 31USSIAIIS ARE COMINR THE SIU$SIAHS ARE COMINR" i.• COLOR BY DELUXE mow jfK ONITEDARTE THE MOST fANTASTIC, , 3,000,000 THAT ?DEL, HAPPENED!' COMMA ?MURES Ua SAM MOM Mgt \" THE HAPPENING" .iiiiisymm.mrconaansatapziosimun (Adult Entertainment) THURS., FRI., SAT. - JUNE 20-21-22 MON.. TUES., WED. "GRAND SLAM" PLUS - JUNE 24-25.26 "Arizona Bushwackers" Coming Next: "HELLCATS" plus "FOR SINGLES ONLY" (Both Shows Adult . Entertainment). THEATRE GODERICH ON THE SQUARE FIRST RUN FILMS IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT ENTERTAINMENT IS OUR BUSINESS Last Three Days THURSDAY FRIDAY - SATURDAY June 20 21 22 COLUMBIA PICTURES presents the Stanley Kramer Production guess who's coming to dinner starring Spencer Sidney Katharine TRACY POITIER 1.HEPBURN TECHNICOLOR . . Nominated .for 10 Academy Awards Best Picture le Best Actor 4111 Best Actress Adult Admission; $1.25 Each Evening -'- Shows at 7,30 p.m. and 9,20 p.m, SATURDAY MATINEE----June 22 Only "The Boy and The Eagle" At 2,311 p m Renulat Admission 1, • SAT. - MON. - TUES. June 2244-25 - DOUBLE FEATURE - bowing at 9.15 p,rn. - Starring URT LANCASTER' ith Shelley Winters - In Color - AND - pc Von 5ydnri * Rickard Harris Color Cartoon PLEASE NOIEt Due to length, one showing nightly at 9,15 IE'S DRIVE-IN x °Rio Opens at CLIN TON'COO 13. • first show of POsk e dings of late •est HERTEL In St: Paul's Anglican Church, at 3 p.m. June 1, Patricia Louise Cudmore became the bride of Jerome Lockhart Hertel, Kit- chener, Rev. R. Wenham, rector of St. Paul's; officiated. Patricia -the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Cudmore. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. JeromV Hertel, Kit- chener. To traditional wedding music by Miss Cathy Potter, the bride was escorted •to the 'altar by her father. Her wedding gown, fashioned on Empire lines was of several layers of silk tissue organ* with bodice and sleeves of Alencon lace. Her train fell from -the bodice, and was trimmed with the same lace. She wore a veil of silk illusion net. She carried a bouquet of white star burst chrysanthemums, and trailing fern. Mrs. Ron Carter, Kitchener was matron of honour. Mrs. Ken WilSon of Kitchener, sister of the %roorrmAnd the, bride's Ag-terys. „Igts $ Dieripp C utiniO re , ffbitait0 more, Clinton were brides- maids, They were gowned in identical dresses of aqua chiffon over taffeta. The bodice was elasticized smocking of the same material, Their head- pieces were Multi bows of vari- gated shades of blue, aqua and green. Their bouquets were also white starburst mums similar to the bride's, Ron Carter, Kitchener was Kathryn Gayle Elizabeth Keyes and Sohn James Michael Laud Robinson !exchanged wed- ding vows,cJane 8 at St. Paul's United Chich in Orillia. The bride"Te the daughter of YOUR,RED CROSS c:3 THANKS YOU NOW FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT The CLOUD "9" ROOM At kiPTEL CLINTON Featuring SING ALONG WITH JEAN CLOUD Yfd9° ROOM SPECIAL DINNERS SUNDAYS 5 - 7 P.M. Reservatiotit PH.: 482-3421 (Photo by Jervis Studio) CUDMORE groomsman. The guests were ushered by ,Robert Quest and Ken Wilson, both of Kitchener and John Steepe, Clinton. Following the ceremony a dinner and reception were held at Elm Haven Hotel„ The bride's mother received in a french blue lace dress over taffeta, and wore a match- ing hat with white accessories. The groom's mother was gowned in rose crepe with matching lace coat with all white accessories. Both wore corsages of pink carnations. During the evening, the bridal couple left on a trip to Red Deer and Banff, Alberta. The bride chose as her travelling costume a knitted yellow cotton dress and black accessories. On their return the young couple will live in Kitchener, Guests were present from Mitchell, Dublin, Wingham, Kit- chener, Hamilton, Seaforth and Clinton. • "' taro out.. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured at several showers. Hostesses were Mrs. Victor Hertel, Kitchener, Miss Diane Solomon, Kitchener, and Mrs. Ken Wilson, Kitchener, In Clinton, Mrs. Ron Carter and Mrs. R. J. Schoenhals were hostesses at separate showers. The bride's mother honoured her daughter at a trousseau tea on Saturday, May 25. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Nelson Keyes& 326 Highland Avenue, Orillia and the bridegroom is the - son of Michupl Frederick Laud Robinson of Cranford, Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, and Mrs.- Hans Stjernsward of London, Eng. land. Following a honeymoom trip to South America the couple will make their home at 129 Albert Place Mansions, Lurline Gar. dens, London SWII, England, In London, England, Gayle was feted by a number of Can. adian friends, and when she re- turned to Canada, Mrs. Morris Carter of Woodstock held a miscellaneous shower for friends and relatives of Stanley and Tuckersmith Townships. MERRY - st, Paul's Angliean Church, Clinton, was the setting for the . wedding of Mary Jean Wenham, daughter of the Rev, ang•Mis. R, W. Wenharn and..Roger Lee': Merry, son of dr s. Ralph Kemp. ton, Nova Scotia, on Saturday afternoon, June 1. The Rev. R. W, Wenham of. ficiated for his daughter's double ring ceremony, Miss Cathie Potter, organist provided the wedding music. Given in marriage by her brother John, the bride was lovely in a floor length gown of peau de soie, styled with empire waist, a shoulder train of chap. tilly lace, and a shoulder length veil. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Mrs. D. T, Macleod of Nan.. aimo, British Columbia, the matron of, honor, and the brides- maid, Miss Barbara Willert of Zurieh, wore identical gowns of floor length pastel yellow silk with, matching chiffon over- dresses. They carried bouquets of yellow shasta mums to corn• Aliment the theme of -shasta mums which decorated the church, - • - - Corporal D. 9. Merry,, "monton,Thvas-- griofnetnali, V-1 the tueStSa6vepe4stlei4d gplawrqzrAg_:IA Nanaimo, B.C. The reception was held' In .q St, Paul/$ Parish frall,..01intOnl! following the ceremony': ,,VT: The bride's mother recd' ed the guests in a dress of pastel green, with matching jacket, white accessories, and a cor. sage of white carnations. As• sisting her was the groom's mother, who chose apastelblue suit with white accessories and a white ,carnation. For travelling to Nova Scotia on her wedding trip, the bride (Jervis Studio photo) WENHAM wore a printed dress with matching chanel jacket, white kceSsories, and a white gars h ia .corsage. The couple will reside at igns; Germany. Prior to her wedding, the bride was showered with gifts at .the home of Miss Barbara Willert, Zurich,- Mrs. Henry Holrneeville and Miss Mary Anne Clark, London. The Friendship Guild of St.Paul's Clinton, also held a bridal shower for Miss Wenham. 'V ON PIANO Robinson-Keyes What 'sit Shop. Settee with man's and lady's chair; rope bed; Jenny Lind bed; rolling pin bed; other beds. Blanket boxes, refinish- ed; commodes, harness horse; cast kettles; china- and glass. 84 Wellington St, Clinton 482.7682 (behind Cooke's Greenhouse) 24b' June 24 to 29 ADULT ADMISSION: $1,25 Eadi Evening Shows at 7.00 and 9.26 p.m. 7. cTowloorsblooms (Hybrid Teas) any color or 8. Three blooms (Hybrid Teas) any color or colors 9, Two stems of Polyanthus or Florabunda 10, Seven roses in a container 11, Arrangement of climbers or ramblers, any color • 12. Dining room table arrangement, not over 10 inches high . . 13. Novel arrangement of roses suitable for mantel - accessories allowed Prizes for each of the classes 1 to 6 are: 1st 75c; 2nd 1st IA Rosa Corsage , 1.00 .75 CHAMPION 'ROSE to be chosen - $5.00 prize for best rose in show donated by Douglas H. Miles. Silver Tray (Royal Bank of Canada) Special for most points in show, 1.00 .50 1.25 .75 .50 1.25 .75 .50 1.25 .75 .50 1.50 1.00 .75 1.50 1,00 .75 1.50 1.00 .75 .50 50c; 3114 25e. 2nd-3rd .25 • OTHER VARIETIES 1st 2nd 3rd 15, Artistic Arrangement of Pansies . .50 .35 .25 16, Five Stems of Sweet William .50 • .35 .25 17, One Spike of Delphinium, any color-, . .50 .35 .25 18, Container of Mixed Garden Flowers 1.50 1.00 -.75 19, Three Stems of Any Other Variety •of .50 .35 .25 20, A, floral arrangement depicting a "Song Title" L50 1.00 ,25 PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN ONLY 2k, bontaiher of Mixed Garden Flowers . 1.00 ,75 .50 Most Artistic Arrangement Of Wayside Flowers for children 12 years and under (container not to count). ' ' First Prize „ „ • • $1.00 and Special Book. Seoond Prize $1.00 Third Prize 14.00 (Prizes donated by Fourth Trite $1.00 Mrs. Frank Firigiand) Fifth Prize . . $1.00 boor Prize 'Lucky Draws at 9:15 p.m. THERE WILL SE A SILVER COLLECTION President M1.8, PRAI\IX FINGLANI ' Secretary MRS. BROCK OLDS Treasurer MRS. RON iVieCANN Monday to Saturday jtmit ASI I)12 Ott 1., ROSS 11 UNTEW$ OM. i~r 1110100t1011.11{`Y mettezN Mittsr mown*