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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-09-26, Page 17The. Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board requires Instructors for Night Classes to be held at Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton as advertised in this issue Applications to be forwarded to the undersigned not later than October 7, 1968 Mr. G. 0. Phillips, B.A., Acting Principal, Night Classes Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, Ontario The Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board And Its Advisory Vocational Committee Offers Adult NIGHT CLASSES Each week, commencing 8t00 p.m., 15 October, for a period of twenty evenings in Business, Recreational and Technical subjects and thirty evenings in Academic subjects. Academic subjects will be at the five-year course level. An enrolment of fifteen (15) is required for any course and an instructor must be available. * Registration will be by coupon below and fees collected on the first evening of each class. Fees shall be $5.00 for each Business and Recreational course; $10.00 for each Academic course, and $15.00 for each Technical course. Materials will be provided for Business/Technical subjects. An additional $1.00 will be charged each person for insurance coverage while on Board premises, in accordance with Board policy. „Shorthand Monday Typewriting Tuesday Bookkeeping Tuesday Sewing — basic Tuesday Sewing — advanced Monday Sewing — advanced Wednesday Oil Painting — beginner Tuesday Oil Painting — advanced Monday Millinery Tuesday Welding 2 Monday Welding 1• Tuesday Drafting,— basic Tuesday Drafting — advanced Tuesday General Carpentry , Tuesday Auto Servicing Tuesday Physics XI Tuesday English XII Tuesday Liquid Embroidery Tuesday Bridge . , , Tuesday English Xlit . ... ... . , ...... , ..... , Tuesday Mathematics XI , , Tuesday Mathematics XII History XIII ' Other courses may be made available Sufficient demand. sewing and Technical subjects Will be limited to 20 in a Class. In'order that the Board may have an indication of ihterest and that classes may be formed, interested persons are requested to register now, using the attached coupon. Please be sure to show your mailing addrets and phone number. Central Huron secondary Scholl, Evening Classes, CLINTON, Ontario. I wish to register in the following subject(s) 1st Chbice ' V Tr V- Y 5' if wit e rV ir 2nd choice . •i•ir•• .. 1.0 •411 ,11•• • .1 4 3rd choice • .. • ..019,•..1,1 ray NAME : .., glo001'0 • 000 0 1•• •.• e • • ST AD011'ESS; 9,V•4•1:11g ITELE4TONE: T V • • • i Wednesday Wednesday should there be — SQUIRE was portrayed in 'the gently controlled A-line skirt with lace panel overlay and the detachable chapel train cascading from a large Obi bow at the back waist, A French pure silk illusion fingertip veil was caught by a floral cluster. She carried a crescent of pink delight roses with stephanotis and trailing ivy. Mrs. Anne Sanders, London, was maid of honour. She wore a floor-length gown of hot ,pink chiffon over taffeta. Empire waistline of brocaded roses made way for the sleeveless bodice and sheath skirt, while the detachable collar allowed the soft chiffon over the shoulders to the floor. Her headpiece was a chiffon rose nestled in matching HARBOURLITE INN Thanksgiving Sunday Oct. 13-10. pm FOR THE YOUNG CROWD 1 net. She carried a VreScellt of White starilnrst PPM With green fern. Mrs. Dianne Maguire, Clinton" and Mrs. Rita Powell, Goderigh, as bridearnaids, were gowned identical to the maid of honour, Kees VanMeer, Torente? Steven Maguire, and Ronald Clinton,Beadle, ushered,. For a reception in the church parlour, which Was decorated With starburst poms, Mrs. Squire chose an Mine dress of cantess blue taffeta with a matching lace coat with stand-up collar, white hat with blue ostrich feathers, white accessories and white gardenia corsage. The doom's mother chose an A-line blue crepe dress with white and blue lace coat, white accessories and white gardenia corsage. For a wedding trip to the Eastern. Seaboard the bride wore a two-piece strawberry fortrell suit with navy accessories and a white gardenia corsage. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured with showers given by the employees of the Bank of Montreal, London, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Booth, and Mrs. Irene Tyndall and Mrs. Rita Powell, Clinton. FUNK — TROYER Gary Buck Dance in BLYTH ARENA Friday, Sept. 27, 1968 9 - 1 p.m. Admission $1.50 per person Blyth Lions Club presents Craig Hide.A-Beds Convertible Sofa Walnut Showwood on arm rests. Reversible Nimbus seat cushions. Full-length, full-width Slumber King® Mattress. In tweed with nylon 'content or expanded vinyl fabrics. Various colours. t Linton News-BPg9r4„ThYM-jo.y„ .September As Lucy writes the sunshine is bright with the hedges and trees casting deep shadows. The garden is lovely with its rnanyhtted flOwers, Some of the asters are over three feet in height. The roses are covered with bloom for the second time and the humming birds are sipping nectar from the glowing flowers, A light breeze completes this halmy September day. It is quite typical of a 'fine September, but of course there are the cold wet days, too, which have kept the grass green and growing.;, And While white "cabbage" butterflies flit over the alfalfa in the corner lot, Monarch butterflies are feeding oe. thepurple buddleia by the front gate. They seem to be numerous, so no doubt are gathering to Migrate.. They took Lucy's thoughts back to school days when she'd find the Monarchs.clustered on the milkweed flowers sipping its sweet nectar. And the pretty green Chrysolis with gold dots hanging underneath the leaves, on rambles on the river flatS. At '"The Hut" in the second week of September, dozens of sparrows were feeding on, grass seeds. "They are all English sparrows,' said Carl, but Lucy knows there weren't so many here all summer and thinks others are in the group. Unfortunately she cannot use glasses to identify them. As they were sitting eating in the sunroom one evening, Lucy observed a tiny bird preening itself on a lilac bough. It was really going at itself with such vigor that Lucy pitied the wee bird and wished she could have given it a dusting with Insect powder. It was obviously immature judging by the almost fine appearance of its plumage and its bill. Carl just got a glimpse of it, but after studying the various bird books, they decided that it was a female orange crowned warbler. It is a bit out of their ususal territory but Mrs. J. E. Howard reported last spring seeing a pair of Orange-crowned warblers so maybe this one was one of their young. Next day was cold and damp. Carl came in from the barn and said; "I tell you the place to watch birds is from the stable door. There were quite a few flitting about in the cedars, Then they'd come out and sit on the limbs of that dead peach tree. I saw six all different. One was a,Blackbiernian warbler and one a white crowned sparrow but the others moved off before I could note their identification marks but they were yellow and dark green shades amongst them:" Lucy wanted to go out in her wheel chair immediately but was told it was too cold and damp. From the sun room, Lucy has been interested in a pair of yellow-shafted flickers and two young birds, probing the lawn with, their long beaks, every evening. Carl says they are feeding on ants. Three female cardinals were attracted to the garden when the males, Bluejays and Black-capped chickadees were cleaning off the heads of sunflowers sown by the birds. "Mr" has started putting a bit in the feeder to coax them to visit it regularly. It seems a pity that any night Jack Frost may strike and the glorious beauty of the garden will be gone for another year. four tiered French veil. in place. She carried a cascade of deep pink Maga. and White mpg with streamers:. Maid. of honour Miss qayle •Smithrim ' . Strathroy, and the- bridesmaids Miss 'Faye Troyer, Hensall; sister of the bride, and Miss Ann Funk, Brampton, sister of the groom were identical. Sheath. floor-length gowns of deep rose chiffon .over taffeta, chiffon petals emphasized the empire waistline and wore matching headpieces of ,chiffon. petals, They carried. white mums with green • velvet streamers. Flower girl Miss Cathy Troyer niece of the bride was similar to. the other attendants and carried a basket of pink roses and white baby Merns. The groomsman was Roy Bell, Neilsen, and ushers were William Tinney, Mensal', and Gordon pelt; London, The mother of the bride chose an A-line blue dress of French pearl de soie, featuring blue beaded trim on the rounded neckline and sleeves with which she wore matching accessories and a corsage of white mums and pink sweetheart roses. The groom's mother chose a turquoise brocade dress and jacket ensemble. with which she wore navy accessories and a corsage of white mums and pink sweetheart roses. Following the reception in the church parlor and later at the bride's home the bride and, groom left on a honeymoon to points in the United States. For travelling the bride chose a flamingo wool boucle dress and jacket ensemble. Black hat and gloves, black patent accessories and a. white orchid corsage. On their return the couple will reside in Mensal'. The bride was feted at several showers prior to marriage. Miscelleanous showers - were given by Mrs. Roy Bell, Hensall; Miss Eleanor Rae, London was hostess for the bride's associates from Clarkson, Gordon and Co. also the firm held a presentation when they presented the bride With a gift of money. A community shower was held in the Legion Hall, Hensall, attended by ninety neighbours, relatives and friends. The groom's mother entertained the bridal party following rehearsal. Lighted candelebra and baskets of deep pink gladioli and white mums formed the setting in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Mensal' on Saturday, September 7 at 3:30 o'clock for the wedding of Sandra Isobel Troyer and Fred Edward Funk. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Troyer, Hensall, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Mary Funk, Mensal' and the late Edward Dunk. The Rev. J. C. Boyne officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Malcolm ‘11-imirait11111111111111111111•41 114411•141.4.1. Dougall, Exeter provided traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist James Dougall, Harriston, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love." Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose , a floor-length gown fashioned from lagoda crepe with re-embroidered alineon lace forming the bodice in empire line and long lily point sleeves. The detachable train of same lace sweeping to chapel length. A pearl petalled cluster held a 312 Adjusto-Rest* coils and luxurious 'bonded to foam,' Rayon Micro-Quilt' cover. Reg.$14400 Now $8995 TEL„ 482.9505 BEADLE White gladiolus and white Starburst poms decorated Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, on Saturday, August 31, at 3 o'clock for the wedding of Mary Jean Squire, London and Gerald Wayne Beadle, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Squire, RR 3 Clinton are the parents of the bride; and Mr. arid Mrs. Christopher G. Beadle RR 2 Ilderton, are the groom's parents. Itdv. Grant L. Mills officiated at the double ring ceremony, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown of white organza over bridal taffeta. The bodice was highlighted by a bateau ncekline, empire , waist and long lily-point sleeves. Delicate chantilly lace was inset in the sides of the sleeves which match the appliques at the empire waist, touched with seed pearls and rhinestones. Elegance A POOR VISUAL HABIT You should hold a book at least 15 to 20 inches from your eyes. Holding work 'closer indicates either a poor visual habit or a need for glasses. A visit to an eye specialist may solve the problem. INVITA.TIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. 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