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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-19, Page 5X V V /■ V. r HURON LAUNDRY . J54 SJ-gglHI STREET CMHT9N (Near Drive-In Theatre) FREE Pick Vp and Delivery Phone 482-9491 Open every Saturday morning 10 a>im,-,lR noon for year convenience "Let Us Do Ypyr Laundry” tw J “S Taylor-Evans / Varna Farmer Weds in Brussels Couple Plans For Listowel Home Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND SATURDAY, MAY 21 — 9-12 p.m. The one and only chance to hear this outstanding group before their every-night-a-week full-season contract with “Port-O'-Call", Toronto. / t MARK 111 RECORDING ARTISTS AN EXCITING YOUNG SOUND! SUNDAY, MAY 22-9-12 p.m. This season will be one of surprises — with definite booking program to bring new groups to Lakeview Casino many of which have not been heard previously in S.W. Ontario. Watch for further announcements ! J WIN A HOOVER Cranbrook Presbyterian Ch urch was the scene of a pretty weddtog on Saturday, Wy 14 at 3 o'clock when Miss Patey Grace Evans ’was married to Robert Barry Taylor,; son of Mr. and ‘ Mrs. Robert Taylor, Varna. » The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Stuart Evans and the late Mr- Evans. Rev, Charles Winn, Monkton, performed the double ring ceremony before a setting of white candelabra and bas kets of white 'mums. Graeme McDonald, -guest sol oist sang “The Wedding Pray er”, “Lord's Prayer” and* during the signing of the register “O Perfect Love” accompanied by Mrs. Murray Forbes at the or gan. Given in marriage by her grandfather, Lynn Evans, the bride wore a floor length gown of white Liigoda Ice Crepe. The bodice was highlighted by a shallow scooped neckline, and elbow length sleeves of delicate SlWiss Guipure lace. Elegance was protrayed in •the gently controlled sheath skirt from the empire, waist. The waist was -also touched with a scallop of the same Guipure. The main center of at tention was the detachable chapel tralin cascading from the back neckline, and touched with lace along the bottom. A double french illusion veil was held in place by a dainty half crown of pearls-. She carried a white Bible crested1, with talis man roses. She was1 attended by her sis ter Beverley Evans as maid of honour. The bridesmaids were Carol Fischer and Carol Taylor, sister of the groom. All, were dressed in floor length gowns of French crepe with daffodil yellow skirts and gold bodices with matching shoes and yellow headpieces shaped like roses. They carried bouquets of White shasta 'mums. ' « '' Miss Cindy Evans, niece the bride, was flower girl wear . ing daffodil yellow crepe with Sdsh of gold, matching hea-dr dress, gloves and shops and she carried a bouquet of s heist a ’mums, Scoft. Consitt, Varna, nephew of the bride, carried the rings on a white velvet pillow trim med with red.Donald Taylior, Varna, broth er of the bridegroom was groomsman'; Ushers- were Mac Webster and Gary Evans, bro ther of the bride. A reception washeMinCram brook Community Centre. The bride’s mother received * the guests wearing pink and blue flowered georgette with navy and white 'apcessories and a corsage of white carnations-. 'The bridegroom’s mother assists ' ed wearing Tropic Ice Blue crepe' dress with matching ac cessories and a corsage of pink roses. A wedding dinner arranged by the. Cranbrook. Women’s Insti tute was served by Misses Sheila and Nancy Strickler, Patricia Ducharme, Gail Engel, Sandra Fischer, Nancy Consitt, Margaret Aldington and Ann Stephenson. For a wedding trip to East ern .Ontario the bride chose- a pink suit with blade accessories and a corsage of white carna tions. On their return they will take up residence in Listowel-.- Guests attended from Varna, Goderich, Milverton, Mildmay, Noiith Bay, Niagara Falls, Stratford, Clinton, Sudbury, Staff a, Exeter, Atwood, Ethel and Brussels. Pictured are members of Huron’s own 161st Battalion, from the -left, front-, Martin O’Donnell, Charlie Lockwood and Tom Leppington; at back, from left, Alex Mc Intyre and Bill Bramfield. This snapshot was taken at the Royal Bank of Can ada corner here in Clinton •during 1916, and comes from the memory box of Mrs. Frank Sloman, / Aneroid, Saskatchewan. She was Mary McIntyre, sister of Alex and they lived on Street. Sloman has been Tom’s “down mem ory’s iane" letters to the edi tor during the past winter. (above) Spencer Mrs., reading Carter-Brown Seaforth Couple Exchange Vows In Lovely Double Ring Ceremony Cale Doucette Gets Contract At Calvin Schoo) Calvin Christian School Soc iety has awarded the contact for building ’two .classrooms and a supply room, as an addition to their present school on Per cival street, to Glintetu bolder, The original erected 'in 1962, two classrooms, another two classrooms were added, and the school has op erated with four teacher?. Due to tremendous growth, the- proposed addition is defin itely needed, and ‘two more teachers wili he hired. Building will begin as soon as possible, and the addition is expected to be ready for classes at school opening, this September. Open house is being planned later, and at that time the school board will issue invita tions to all who are interested. -----------o—:—_ - Cale Doucette, building was with a modest Two years ago Thurs., May 19/ News-Record—-Page 5 ” " tfOpMRICH f QNTr HalMay Weekend Dance ™ Saturday, May 21 -r-"The Del Reys" Dancing 9-12 Admission $1.00 per person Sorry No Dance on Sat., Moy 28 LIONS BINGO NEXT WEDNESDAY Complete Catering Service -m Weddings, Luncheons, Banquets, etc. Phone 524-9371 or 524-9264 Shampoo-Polisher At Clinton Electric Shop With Each Bottle of HOOVER RUG SHAMPOO (large or small) Sold at Our Store, you receive a FREE COUPON. When present stock is depleted, a draw will be made. WE ALSO HAVE A - SHAMPOO-POLISHER FOR RENT. Clinton Electric Shop D. W. Cornish —- Your Westinghouse Dealer Albert St. CLINTON 482-6646 Brucefield UCW Hear Brazil Talk The May 11 meeting of Stan ley Unit of the U-CW of Bruce- field Church was -held at the home of Mrs. C. Horton with Mrs. J. McGregor as co-hostess. Devotion by Mrs G. McGreg or -and Mrs1. J. Cornish, “The Church is Mission”; a prayer was given by Mrs. L. Eyre and roll call had 20 members and three guests present. Mrs. C. Henderson received the offering followed by a prayer. The study was a talk on Bra zil by' Mrs; D. Trfebner and Mrs. C. McGregor told about the work of the Brazilian women. —.— ---o------------ Think twice; once for your self and once for the other fellow. MAY SALE AT HOUSE of BARGAINS Ltd "THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE" LADIES1 DRESSES Sizes 9-24J/2 10% DISCOUNT LADIES* and GIRLS; DRESS COATS 30% DISCOUNT GIRLS* DRESSES Sizes 2 to 14 1O% DISCOUNT MEN'S WINDBREAKERS Nylon, Terrylene, Cotton and Reversible DISCOUNT TO CLEAR Carol Brown and Donald Carter, both of Seaforth, ex changed wedding vows in First Presbyterian Church, Seaforith, ■Saturday, May 7 at 4 p.m. Rev. Douglas' O. Fry performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' William M. Brown, Seaforth, formerly of Hensail, and th'e groom is the- son of Mr. -and Mrs. Lome Canter, RR 2, Seaforth. The church was decorated with candelabra and standards of white 'mums and pink carna tions; Barry Oabena, London, was the organist. He played the Trumphet Tune by Purcell for the processional, and the March by Handel for the recessional. The soloist, Mrs. Don Overholt, St. Catharines, sang .the Lord's Prayer and the Wedding Hymn. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a dtess of elegance, fashioned in Guipure lace styled in an Em pire mood. It featured a slim A-line skirt, topped with a highrise, waist, scoop neckline and elbow sleeves. To complete this modem pic ture, a full chapel train styled in Italine silk, completely en circled in matching lace cas caded at the back. The head piece was designed of four tiers of silk illusion veil crown with a pillbox covered in Guipure lace to match the dress. She carried' a crescent bou quet of white.•» roses with -trail ing green ivy. The bride was attended by Mrs. Ron Riley, London, sister of the groom, as matron, of honour, and brides maids were Miss Dale Hunt, London, Miss Marilyn Neeb, Tavistock, and Miss Barbara Nagle/ Lucan. Flower girls were MisS Gin ger Chamberlain, Kitchener and Miss Glenda Riley, Landon, The matron of honour and bridesmaids ware floor length dresses of shrimp colored or ganza covered with white flow ered patterened lace: a control led skirt, fitted bodice and' tiny sleeves. Headpieces were of matching shrimp organza shir red into- a small fluflfy flower. They carried crescent bouquets of white divinity poms and pink carnations. The flower girls wore floor length dresses of shrimp-color ed organza trimmed with, white lace arid headpieces similar to the bridesmaids. They carried nosegays of pink carnations and white poms. Groomsman was Ron Raley, London and guests were usher ed by Bill Brown, Hamilton, brother of the bride; Ron Wil liamson, Walton, and Mr. Ken McIlwain, Egmondville. Dinner was in the church parlor, followed by a dance in the Seaforth. Legion Hall. Guests attended from Kitchen er, Tavistock, London, Hensail, Stratford Clinton and Petrolia: The bride’s mother chose a pale blue crepe dress topped with imported lace with, white accessories; The mother of the groom wore a beige lace dress with brown accessories, Both wore rose corslages. For the wedding trip to the United States the bride chose a two-piece coral .silk boucle suit with matching silk blouse and hat. Black bag and stipes and a white- gardenia corsage completed the ensemble. The. couple will reside in Sea forth. BRUCEFIELD MRS. H. F. BERRY Phone 482-7572 Rev. D. E. Stuart and Mrs. Stuart spent a few days in Toronto with their son. Children Baptized Baptismal Service was held, in Brucefield1 United Church oh May 8 where the following children were received by Rev. D. E. Stuart: Carol Ellen and Cheryl Jeanette, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Beane, Jr.; Trace Bradley, son' of Mr. and Mrs. William Dallgsi; Shelly Jane, daughter of Mr. and M!rs. G. F. Treibner; Jefifery Robert, son Off Mr. and Mrs1. Robert Walters'; Estelia Jeanne, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs-. Stewart Wilson/ The Young People’s Society will hold their annual spring anniversary on Sunday, May 22 at 11 a.m. Elliott Layton received word that hi!? mother, Mrs. Frank Dayton had suffered1 a stroke and is a patient in Clinton •Public Hospital. •Mrs. John Broadlfoot and Helen visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Adair,, Kitchener, over the weekend1. ‘ Tuckersmith UCW The May meeting of Tucker smith United Church Women of Brucefield United Church was held on May 10 at the home of Mrs. George McCartney, Sea-' forth with an attendance of 25 and six visitors. The devotion period’was tak en by Mrs. John Henderson and Mrs. Elgin Thompson presided. The seeretairy’s report was read and roll call was. the name of a “Woman of -the Bible”. Mrs. Norris Sillery received the of fering and gave the treasurer’s report. Th'e business part of the meeting was chaired by the leader, Mrs. J. Broadfoot. Mrs. Richardson invited, the unit to her home for the June meeting to be held on Tuesday evening, June 7. Mrs. E, Sillery and Mrs. John Broadfoot were in charge of social pant of the evening. Mrs. McCartney and her committee served a delicious lunch. —o----------- —o----------- “Shall I cut your eight or sixteen, Waitress: pizza into pieces?" Customer:“Make it eight; I dbrit think I can eat sixteen.” COME IN AND CHECK OUR ’/a PRICE TABLE & RACK Many, Many Other Items At Special Prices COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND, AND CHECK PRICES, AND BE CONVINCED----------NO OBLIGATIONS | r V — SALE at SUTTER-PERDUE HARDWARE — MAIN ST. —CLINTON WIH-A 1966 COMET CAR On Display In Front of Our Store Friday and Saturday, May 20 and 21 (Car an display, compliments of Hensail Motors Ltd.) I Just fill in the coupon from our Spring & Summer Catalog, or got extra coupon in our store and drop in box in Store, ALSO ENTER CONTEST FOR COMPLETE CAMPING OUTFIT Adastral Park Social Notes Editor: Carmen Lawson — Phone 482-7337 Presently visiting With Cpl. and Mrs. W< Thomson is Mrs. M. Duncan, Edmonton, Alta., prior to their departure for overseas. Mrs. Kathy Forcier is pre sently a patient in Clinton Pub lic Hospital. Miss* Suzanne Tremblay has recently returned from 4F Wing, Germany, and is making her home with Flight Sgt, and Mrs. C. Burbridge, Until parents’ return. • Flight Sgt. and Mrs. Tremblay are motoring to tawa for a week. Your editor, Carmen Lawson, Will be absnet until May 26 ,so there will .‘be ho Social News reporting until after that date. Bowling Banquet The ladies’ bowling banquet Was held recently in the Social Centre. Mrs. Mdrle Prest, pre sident, introduced the guests, Mrs. H. Greenaway, Mrs. Ger ald Holmes, Mrs. Alan Edwards and Mrs. Russell. Presentations were made to the first plane team, "Misfits” by Mrs. Holmes, donated by Fairholme Dairy Ltd. Those oh the winning team were: Nellie Palmer, captain; Marg. Belton, Helen Tfbel, Lucille Bilodeau, Kay Bathgate and Sheila And erson. “Go-getters” took second place and trophies were pre- her D. Ot- sented by Mrs. Russell, for Lee’s Ladies’ Wear. The same team, consisting of Rose Currie, cap tain, Marg. Thbt, Marty Tono- gai, Anne Eisner, Renata Stall ard and Joan Walker Won the “A”. playoffs and Mrs. Green away presented the trophies. The “Pussy-cats” were the winners of the “B” playoffs and they> too, received -troph ies from Mrs. Greenaway, again oii behalf of the league. Team members were Dorothy Gabs, captain,1 Runny Barr> Rene Kelly, Mary Smith, Irene Fred in and Aileen Borden. Ih ths individual categories, the high average Was won by Irene jFrOdin, 180; Xtorothy Gans had a three-game gross of 744 to Win the high triple trophy, and Anne Sackett railed 300 to take high single honours. These trophies ware donated and pre sented by Mrs* Edwards of Ed wards’ Pharmacy* The low tooite- award went to Frances Bolger and was donated by Newcombe thugs. An election Was held and the executive for the 1966-67 seas on Will be Anne Sackett, presi dent; Joyce Gale, vice-president ; Eva’ McDonald, secretary-trea surer and Renata Stallard, gam es committee* UsiG Classified Adf* ✓V. f x FINGER-TIP START One of 18 advantages that make* LAWN-BOY the most convenient power mower money can buy. i Come in and see the other 17, Few other makes have half of them. No other mower made has them all. Wells Auto Electric Your LAWN-BOY Dealer - CLINTON — Phone 482-3851King St. T I h 33RD BIRTHDAY TAG SALE WINMAY 16 TO MAY 21 PONTIAC :?SSENcNoE,A 1966 2 DOOR PLUS OVER 500 OTHER PRIZES FROM I.D.A. SPORT COUPE ENTRY FORMS ARE IN OUR STORE — COME EARLY* .INDOOR OUTDOOR TAN LOTION, 2 OZ. SCORE THE CLEAR HAIR CREAM. 3 OZ. 8LUE JAY CORN PLASTERS ...................... FARAMETTE SYRUP 20 OZ ..................... FEENsA-MINT LAXATIVE ...................... AQUA .VELVA AFTER SHAVE.................... DESENEX OINTMENT, 1 OZ........................ 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