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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-08-22, Page 3GOODYEAR Candles and white and mauve dioli decorated St. Paul's. glican Church Clinton for the gust 10th wedding of Ernest ward Goodyear, Canadian rces Base Falconbridge, and nda Ruth Fremlin, Clinton. The groom is the son of Mr, id Mrs. Edward Goodyear, St, ohn's, Newfoundland, and the NOW FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT The CLOUD "9" ROOM HOTEL CLINTON Featuring SING ALONG WITH JEAN T THE ORGAN CLOUD "9" ROOM • SPECIAL DINNERS SUNDAYS 5 - 7 P.M. Reservations PH.: 482.3421 (Moto by Harvey McDowell) JOI-IfiSTONE GRAY ' Blyth Lions Club Present the GARY BUCK SHOW and DANCE In the Blyth Community Arena Friday, August 23, 1968 Show at 8.30—Dancing 10-1 Adults $2.00 Students $1.25 Children under 12 .50c AlikabOut convenient departure end return times *A** White FARE EILUe OARE $ 4 st0 IntanastIont *ono thei loesl 610eassriost SAN Ofike IN TO TORONTO CANAD1A1 FOR THE BEST SERVICE AT THE LOWEST COST SEE Clinton Community Credit Union Ltd. 70 ONTARIO STitEgT 482.3467 Large parking lot off the street BONION 01117111111t liC41•1•10 ...or SAVE 4.69 VihI'174itaattish'ns et figular ptice...1.69 SAVE 7 no Goa* tiblet6hui .480 witht88tahlett at nosier price „OAS CANAC*8 LARGEST SELLIWO VITAMI,N MINEliAL pRopueT mil 6nistsin uniniso rib•-.1/14 Cit 14410,10 sartrop fltEitt SAVE or 69 PRESPRW1V.NS ntarit. OHO 95 — FR EMLIN bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Fremlin, Clinton. Rev. R. W. Wenham performed the double ring ceremony. Miss Cathy Potter presided at the organ and accompanied soloist Seamus Doherty. The bride, given in marriage by her father, looked lovely in a floor-length gown of bouffant organza, featuring a lace bodice, panels in the skirt, and lily point sleeves. A shoulder length veil was held by a cap of pearl centred daisies. The bride carried a white Bible showered with mauve carnations. Matron of honour, Mrs. Roy Leduc, of Clinton, was attractive in floor-length gown of aqua ottoman, featuring an empire, waistline„ bell sleeves, and an- ;aqua -bow'heatItires's•°-She Pairiect4 a bouquet of white mums and mauve carnations. Roy Leduc, Clinton, was groomsman and guests were ushered by Lindsay Harvie, arid Howard Tait both of Clinton. A reception was held in the Parish Hall of St. Paul's Anglican Church where the bride's mother received guests in a turquoise crepe dress with matching coat, white, accessories and a pink corsage. The happy couple left on a trip to Northern Ontario, the bride travelling in a three piece green knit suit with light brown accessories and' a pink corsage. The couple will reside in Sudbury. Out of tOwn guests were present from Stratford and Toronto. Prior to her marriage, the bride was honoured b'y several showers, Mrs. R, Leduc, Mrs. H. Tait, Mrs. 3. Daer, and Mrs. S. Doherty held a shower June 26 for the bride. A lingerie shower was held by Mrs. Ken Lane, of London A shower July 29 was given by Huronview. :BATTIK White .gladioli :intermingled with fOrn, fortneti the setting for the wedding of Mary Beth. Bernice Battin, .London, tcl William. Archibald Mann; RR 1 Monkton, in Knox Presbyterian Church,.Monkton, .August 17 at three o'clock. • The bride is the daughter of Mr. and WS, Glen ,Battin, 13,R. Monkton, while the groom is the son of :Mr, and Mrs. Archie Mann RR 1 Monkton. Organist, Mrs, Ian Wilbee, RR . 1 Walton, accompanied the guest soloist, Robert D, Hanover, .cousin of the groom who sang, "Wedding Prayer" and "The Lord's .Prayer" Rev, Charles .Winn, officiated At the double ring ceremony, Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor length sheath styled gown of Lagoda crepe with a scoop neckline and empire. waist. A cape effect bodice was edged in delicate Chantilly lace. The detachable chapel length train fell in graceful folds from the waist back and was accented with tiny bows. Her, tiered headpiece was held by four rosette buds, centred by silver stems and surrounded by satin leaves. She carried a bouquet of white roses, centred by a white orchid. • Matron 'of honour was the bride's sister, Mrs, Harold Parson, Staffa. Bridesmaids included Mrs. Harold Roberts, Listowel, sister of the groom and Mrs. Arnold Campbell, Seaforth, sister of the bride. They wore similar empire styled, sleeveless, floor length gowns of cut velvet leaf design on crystalette over taffeta with square necklines in shades of green, blue and coral. White elbow length gloves and white Swiss eyelet bow headdresses completed their ensemble. They carried white Bibles adorned by white gladiola-orchids. Flower were Shelly Lynn Workman, Calgary, Alberta, niece of the bride and Lorrie Mann, Clinton, niece of the groom. They wore short empire styled dresses of crystalette cut leaf velvet over green taffeta, featuring square necklines and a gathered bodice with wrist length white gloves. They carried baskets of white flowers centred by miniature dolls dressed identically to the flower girls, Robert Mann, Clinton !„.twiri. brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers included Harold Roberts„ Listowel, borther-in-law of the groom and Ross Battin, RR 2 Monkton, brother of the bride. A wedding dinner followed in the church parlour. In the evening a reception was held at the Community Centre, Brodhagen with 200 guests attending. The bride's mother chose a street length dress of champagne beige, sparkle crepe with a draped neckline in an "A" line style. She wore beige accessories and a hat in beige and gold tones and a corsage of bronze mums. The groom's mother wore an aqua blue corded crepe street length, "A" line dress featuring a wedding ring collar. Pink accessories and a corsage of pink mums completed her ensemble. For a wedding trip to the east coast, the bride changed to a carnation pink French knit silk de . Lyon two piece dress, a white wool coat with gold military buttons, black accessories and a corsage of white mums. Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Mann will reside at RR 1, Monitton. Guests attented from Calgary, Alberta, London, Toronto, Listowel, Monkton, Hanover, Atwood Moncrieff, Clinton, Seaforth, Staffa, Simcoe, Ingersoll Tillsonburg, Kitchener, Stratford Exeter, 'Milverton, Walton and. Goderich. 'Wedding Pictures JERVIS STUDIO tnrone 482.7006 rtf WHITE — Baskets of yellow, white, mauve gladioli and candelbra decorated Varna United Church for the afternoon wedding on Atignst 3 of Philip White and Sharon Jean Dowson. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert White, Clinton, and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dowson, R.R. 1, Varna. Rev. Murdock Morrison of Varna and Rev. D, Stevens of Egmondville officiated at the double ring ceremony. Organist Mrs. Robert Stirling accompanied Mrs. Russell Mathers and Mrs. Russell Lee who sang I'll Walk Beside You, Wedding Prayer, and 0 Perfect Love. Given in marriage by her father the bride was radiant in a floor length gown of Lagoda crepe fashioned in sheath style with an empire waist. The cape effect back gave the gown sleeve appearance and was edged in chantilly lace. The detachable train fell from the waist back in graceful folds. Her fingertip veil of layered tulle was held in place by a small band of chantilly lace, and she carried a white Bible with white streamers, crested with,a mauve orchid. Maid of honour was Mary Ellen Andrews of Clinton, She wore an A line styled mauve organza gown with an empire waist, completed bodice and elbow ruffled sleeves covered in crochetted white lace and edged in a daisy design of the same, She wore a headpiece of material matching her dress, made of rroto by "NEIL) Dowso three small flowers and tulle. She carried a cascade of Shasta. daisies and mauve netting. Bridesmaids 'were Mrs. Dowson of Exeter ,ankairiS Harris of R.R.. holmesvillep Their dresses, flowers, and headpieces were similar to the maid of honour. Flowergirl was Kelly Caldwell, of St. 'Thomas, niece of the bride. She wore a white outfit, similar to the maid of honour. Ringbearer was David Consitt of Zurich, nephew of the bride. Groomsman was David Pugh of Clinton, and guests were ushered by Doug Dowson, Exeter, and Steve Harris, Holmesville. A reception was held in the basement of Varna United Chuich, decorated ' with white bells and streamers for the occasion. The bride's mother received her guests in a dress of pirik linen sheath with three-quarter length lace coat and a corsage of white carnations. The groom's mother chose a pale blue two piece outfit and wore a corsage of white carnations. For a honeymoon trip to Northern Ontario, the bride chose an outfit of lime green chiffon over lace with navy accessories. In the evening a reception was held in Clinton Community Centre with music provided by Ian Willbee's orchestra. The couple will reside in Clinton, The bride was honoured with several showers prior to her marriage. 011NR-ONE — GRAY Sharon Anne Gray exchanged wedding Yaws with Gordon Bruce Johnstone in. Ontario Street United Church July 2 7, 1988, B6r. Grant L. Mills Perforated the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. 4nd Mrs. Bert Gray, Clinton, Ontario, The groom is the son of Mrs. Lloyd Armitage, Peterborough, Ontario and the late Mr. Harold Johnstone. Bridal attendents were Mrs. Keith Williams, Scarborough, Miss Marie Clugston, Seaforth Miss Glenda Gray, Clinton. Mr. Keith Williams, Scarborough, was groomsman. Quests were ushered by Mr. Richard Kirkpatrick and Mr. Thys de —0-ratruist-44thof_ Scarborough. A reception followed in the church parlour where the mothers of the bride and groom received the guests. The couple will reside in Don Mills. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-111 CLINTON Box Office Opens at 8 p.m Sunday Night Movies 'Usual Starting Time THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., MON., TUES. and WED. - 7 816 NIGHTS - August 22 to 28 — Double Feature — AN ACADEMY AWARD WINNER 'Guess Who's • . ng To n :),,, r i` V ;,:!5,3ijijb(313M1J111 Df.1 Showing at 8:50 p.m,. Starring Spencer Tracy Sidney Poitier Catherine Hepburn In Color—Plus 2nd Feature 'Casino Royale' Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress Showing at 10:50 p.m. Color Cartoon Coming Next: THE DEVIL'S BRIGADE' and 'Track of Thunder' Clinton Now,,-Record, Th lr lay, August.22,• • DRIVE-IN THEATRE Goolociiii SAMSAT 0 /µcmikE , MOO coom.ow 'puns- V10,1 1.l l 0 i k 4- l a.'.,~'I THURS.. FRI.. 'WILD .Ecop,„: FEATURE s, —, . f.' ',Ad. SAT, IN THE — —I --,-, ,„ter,a,,,..,„ 1BLAST August STREETS' OFF 22-23.24 ' Every ThurscloY is FAMILY NIGHT a,t AdrnisSion iS, $1.25 Per Vehicle the Sunset SUNDAY (Aug. 25) "LATE" SHOW 4ecgind . "ASSIGNMENT OUTER ITS10#04 Sunday Niotit sCOLAitecoPn •Double Feature at .10 Feature SPACE" Late Show Starts o'clock • . MON.,TUES;„ , WED. --August Doug /Nancy.' lvicattref:' Klan i 44, 11ToBiii*..4 , Petfe.46 1 A UNIVERSAL PICTURE *TECHNICOLOR' . . - ” ITERPOIRT TECHN/COLOP 'noun- CHARLTOILNESTOR MIIIIIMILIIIIISCHELL .„........m i N . A . 26-27.28 ttNIVERSAt INGTiIRE , "GIMMICK NIGHT" Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday Coming Next: "SHAKIEST GUN IN THE WEST" , plus' "THE BALLAD OF JOSIE" , ON . _ GODER1CH THE THEATRE SQUARE ' Three OUR. Thurs., August Shows at 7.30 This Is The , • Been (Adult WE PLAY FIRST • • AIR-CONDITIONED More Waiting Entertainment) , ; v . Fri., Sat. 22-23-24 and •9.30 One -RUN MOVIES -Days 'For! • ,,,, ' y 3e' d <, •,,.. p.m. . You've ,I. • Pa asuaillstiVAZI IN mom ktool pants,likuo k THEATRE ft.* woonimai. art4511ARI RLISPERG issiewir MOW matattouts.-sautetW .0 • Ili;—SATURCIAT '"'LASSIEI oviy1 Storting •at 2.30 o'clock !August ..1. ,i .;. 24) — Regular YGREArADVENTUIlr'''' ,.Hr ,..1 . MATINEE 1 k,,,,i _ Admission ,,,,,, UNPIERSAL•PRESENTS RICHARD WIDMARK INGER IMADIGAN' MON., *TANNINS STEVENS in lECHNICOLOO• HENRY FONDA TUES., WED. August 26-27-28 Shows at 7.30 and 9.20 p.m. (Adult Entertainment) A Very Good Detective . . . Don't Mel Miss a This One! Coming Next: ' , "THE 'THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR" of' .(Adult Entertainment) AP (Photo by Jervis)