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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1966-06-09, Page 2'7 • Page News-Recor4-r-Thur$dayf June 9, 1906 r 26 Young People Join United Church At Ontario Street' and Turner's THe following young people joiqed Ontario S'trtept ■ united Church, Sunday, June p, At the morning service, pn profession Of fulfil:: ' Rii'chard J Charles Tyndall, Bonnie Pfttridia Tyndall, lyan. Harold ^ritteniden, Ronald James Mair, Jolm William Aikeq, Ivan Jipftin Jd^rriil, Lois Annette Merrill. Gregory Clark Ball, Steven Herbert Jenkins, ( ‘William. Thomas Leppington,', Darwin Ivan Carter^ Kenneth Arthur Qolson, Robert Bain KJay, Helen Louise Cudmore. ’’ Lorraine '.Anne . Qveriboe, Vi'qky ,LPU. Finch, Cheryl Di anne Tyndlall, Wendy Suzanne Gates} Nancy Marie ‘ Pickett Rqljecoa Leight Howse, Glenda Jean Gray, Linda Kathleen Lavis apd Marie Anne Tre wartha, At Turner's phuirch an Sun day, May 29, three young people joined the church, Joyce Flalqbpeir, June Falconer and Wayne Layton. r SNOWBALL BINGO EVERY SECOND MONDAY CLINTON CLINTON LIONS ARENA — 9 P.M. D.S.T. SHARP JUNE 13. 27 — JULY 11. 25 AUGUST 8. 22 — SEPTEMBER 5. 19 1 S Executive Director At Huron TB Annual - CASH PRIZES - 15 Games for $30 2 Share-The-Wealth Games Share-The-Wealth with $500.00 Snowball , ‘(In 50 Numbers or Under) 1 MAJOR BINGO FOR $500.00 ADMISSION: $1.00 Per Person EXTRA CARDS: 25c Each or 5 for $1.00*' 2 DOOR PRIZES — CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR DOOR PRIZE DRAW • ALL PROCEEDS FOR COMMUNITY-WORK SPONSORED BY THE SERVICE CLUBS OF CLINTON - SUNDAY, JUNE 19th a iz iL^ i h ft Forsyth — Currie Biltmore Hickock • SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS • SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS • SUMMER SLACKS SWIM TRUNKS AND SETS , SHORTS STANFIELD'S GOLF SHIRTS HOSIERY - TIES BELTS GOLF JACKETS KORATRON DRESS SLACKS & Gift Certificates ® ° Gift Boxes ® Herman’s Men’s Wear (Open Friday Evening) / PHONE 482-9351 CLINTON MR. AND MRS. Beryl Christine Stevens and Henry Gelling were united in marriage, Saturday, April 23 in the Chapel oLSt.; Luke, West minster Hospital, London. Rev. ■R, W, Wenham officiated, as sisted by 'Canon C„ Gardiner. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Stevens and the' late Thomas Reginald Stevens, RIR 2‘ Clinton, and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and' Mrs. John ■Gelling, RR 2, Clinton.. The 'bride, given away by her father, chose a floor-length gown of white soft norganza. The bodice was highlighted by a shallow scooped neckline', el bow-length sleeves and a scal loped- cummerbund! effect .of Chantilly lace. The’ gently con trolled skint. was touched a- round the bottom by scallops of the same lace and medallions' were strewn 'throughout the gown. Extra fullness at the back cascaded'to a . chapel train from a tiny bow. To complete her bridal outfit, the bride wore a French pure silk illusion fin gertip veil caught up by a tiara of crystals and pcaris. She car ried a bouquet 'of white roses, stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. Bruce (Diane) Lobb, sister of the bride, Holmesville, was matron of honour and ; bridesmaids were Miss Janet Kuss,.. cousin of the bride, Elyria. Ohio, and Miss ’ Mary Jean Wenham,-’ Clinton. They wore matching floor-length gowns of marine green organza covered by delicate cotton lace, with' short -cap sleeves and scooped necklines. A fullness at the back of •bell-shaped skirts fell from a tiny bow, matching that of the bride. To add a final touch to their, ensembles the bridesmaid's wore matching picture hats touched with a marine green "‘ribbon and strewn wlith matching daisies. Their bouquets were of orange delight roses, maline green tulle .and ribbon. Miss Vicki S'chmidt attended the bride' as flower girl in a floor-length gown of white slil'k organza with scoop neck, tiny puff sleeves, bell shaped skirt. A marine green tulle cap touched with white ribbon adorned her head aind she carried a nosegay of orange dielight roses .and stephanotis. Bob Bylsma was groomsman, and Ushers were Murray Klaas and Bruce Lobb. ■ HENRY GELLING ■ Foldowiug the ceremony, three receptions were held, One in Westminster- Hospital, Where the bride’s father was a patient. A dinner was held at the Angli can .Church hall where the bride’s, mother received the guests wearing a ‘turquoise silk lace suit with white- accesmries and a pink rqse corsage. She ‘was assisted by the groom's mother, wearing a pink ensem ble with white accessories and a white rose corsage. On Saturday evening there was an, ‘ open, reception given by the' groom’s parents for the happy couple."«. For travelling to West Vir ginia- the bride donned a black and white .pure ,;wooil ■ checked travelling coat, with white wool sheath, matching checked hat and black accessories. The couple are living in HolmciSr ville. The bride wais feted at four showers: one given by her Sun day School class of five boys; others by Mrs. Bylslma, Mrs. Wenham and Mrs. Haughton at which many ' beautiful gifts were received by the bridle. ' fJ. Q/Bricri, .executive dir« eotor pf the Ontario Tubercul osis Awciaticn said May 30, the International TB Asspri'a- tipn advised countries in the Far East not to .spend money on sanatoriums and importing of medical personnel, Mr. 0'Brjen, who just return ed from a fouivmomth - trip to the Fur Fa^t was speaking .at the Huron County ■ Tuberculo sisAssociation's' annual 'meet ing in Blyth. He explained these emerging nations could not afford the expense of sapa-. toriums and as well there are simpler ways of- cpntrblliing the disease. , •He said wonder drugs are. available, but the problem1 is the, way id which to find cases of the disease. The Internation al TB Assod&tiion. recommend ed, such countries hire' high ScJhppl graduates to give the sputam test to, individuals’. He pointed • but the only • expense involved , in test equipment -is the 'purchase of a good micro scope. . ' ' He added many of the emer ging countries want to buy X-Ray machines' but the cost is high and ’ besides the machine, they nee;d specialists, to exam ine the X-Rays, ‘'They should make greater use of the TB vaccine which is not used in Canada because we do not need it”, he said, In the business port of the the execu- J. E. Me tt, Knight, Bernard, meeting, George A. Watt, Blyth, was ’re-elected pa,'k3S!iderijt, ■ In the president's re-port,. JVPri ! Watt saiid the Christmas .Seal ' campaign, raised $13,104,85, the highest total1 ever and $715 over last year’# fetal, T!he other officers1 are: im mediate past president, D. I, Stewart, Seaforth; vice-presi dent, E. E. Walker, Wingham; Christmas Seal treasurer, E. C. Boswell, Seaforth; honorary treasurer, H. Cl Lawson, Clin ton, OTA Representative, ,‘E. E. WlaH-cer, Wingham; case finding chairman, R. B.' Paterson, Hen sail; health education chair man, Miss L. Rofoerieon, Gode rich; rehabilitation and social service, Howard Bernard, Brus sels; ,'Christmas Beal secretary, Mrs. p, C, Cornish, Seaforth; ■ medical advisory Chairman, Dr. . R, M. Aldis, Goderich; execu tive secretary, .Mrs. 'Beryl Dav idson, Stratford. .The members of live council are: Kinley, Zurich;. E- Brussels; Howard Brussels; John Pry de, Exeter; E, B. Menzies, Clinton; Grant Sparling, Bilyth; S, Skinner, Centralia; Mrs. Douglas And rews, Clinton; Robert Caldwell, Hensall1; Fred Sloman, Clinton; Miss Eileen O’Brien, Goderich and R. B. Paterson, Hensall. The treasurer, reported the Association had rased $13,528.- 96 this year and listed dli'fcurse'- ments totaling $13,252.94. WHAT ELSE gives you so much for so little? For news, for views, for wide and .varied entertain ment, nothing can beat your weekly newspaper! 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Ria- fuse, Officer Commanding,' Ra dar and Communications Sch ool. ' After the banquet the pre sentation of trophies and crests was held. G/IC Greenaway, W/C Rafuse' and Flight Lieut. Al Brabant,chairman "of the Rec reation Council, made'the a- wardis. Following the presenta tions: the Base Commander gave-a Short address. Trophies were awarded to the following airmen: AC1 Mc Carthy,'Oasom Hockey; CpI. L. Howland, Coach of the “War- 'itoirs” hockey team; AC1 Lavoie, high scorer; AC1 Fullerton, Top goalie; AC1 B. Bramall, cap tain BIB 89, league bowling Champs. Additional trophies were aiwaridted tojcyriing win ners. Cpl. Faulkner’s planning com mittee included Sgt. • A. F, Blondel, LAC R. P. ftoettger and LAC S. R. Bulmer. — -------o— The European Common Mar ket will be among *the interna tional bodies , taking part at Expo 67. In BAYFIELD— CLIFF UTTER'S STORE A double-ring ceremony in Goshen United Church at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, May. 21 united in marriage Gwendolyn Grace McBride and William Thomas Shaddick. The bride is the daughter of Mi', and! Mirs dare McBride, Zurich, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Ernest Shladdick,' Hensall, and the late Mr. Shadidick. Rev. Donald Stuart of the Brucefield-Kippen charge, was assisted in the marriage cere mony by Mr. Murdock Morri son of the Varna-Goshen charge. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor length gown of white peau de sole jn empire style. The bodice was accented with pearl and crystal drops, elbow-length sleeves and a scoop neckline. A train ‘ extended from the waist, held by a bow. She car-; ried a .crescent shape bouquet of white gardenias, white roses, stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. Wayne Horner, Zurich, was matron of honour bridesmaid's Were' Miss McBride, Zurich and George Parker, Hensall. The attendants were gowned alike in green floor-length gowns With empire waists ac cented With a band. of lace. The bodice featured a scoop neck line, and was sleeveless. Long -White gloves were worn. The straight skirt featured a panel in the back. They wore match ing wedding-ring headpieces, and carried crescent bouquets of shasta daisies. Flower girl, Julie James, London, wore, identical gown and accessories to that of the bridesmaids. Robert Clark, Hensall, was groomsman and Robert Mc Bride, Zurich, and George Par ker, Hensail, ushered. Mrs. Wayne Muck, Goderich," was soloist and Miss Donna Peck, Zurich, was’ organist. A receptiqn was held in the church basement, where the bride's mother received the guests, Wearing a blue lace three-quarter length jacket and dlress with white hat and ac cessories and a corsage Of pink and white 'mums. She was as sisted by , the groom’s mother, wearing, a deep blue and' green brocaded dress and jacket, black hat and ’ accessories and a pink corsage. For a wedding trip to New York, the ibri'de wore a .pink spring wool suit with biack patent accessories and match ing pink flower hat, and a cor sage of White 'mums. The newlyweds will reside in London where the groom is on staff at the Department of Highways. , < In LONDESBORO— THOMPSON'S STORE LONDESBORO LOCKER SERVICE In BRUCEFIELD— PATERSON'S STORE In HOLMESVILLE— D. E. GUDDON'S GENERAL STORE 3 In VARNA I ' W. T. McASH GENERAL STORE At RCAF STATION— C. & W. GROCETERIA and Gail Mrs. HENSALL— WILSON'S DRUG STORE KIPPEN— KIPPEN STORE AUBURN— G. R. TAYLOR'S STORE f * COME IN AND SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION All Groupings Specially Priced BEATTIE Local Horse Wins First Race This Season SABRINA LE»E (i) f an eight-year-old trotter ownedby George F. El liott, Clinton contractor, Set up the head end of a healthy $343.10 daily double While winning the first race at Garden City Raceway, near St Catharines, oh May 31. The speedster paid $29.40 for the Upset, his initial season’s vic tory from six attempts this year. Ronnie Fedgan, Goderich, Canada’s win ningest sulky pOot with ovef 80 vvins, finished’ second With his Lernac (4) in the mile test Which Was clocked in 2 :10 2/& GODERICH- BLUE'S SUPERMARKET FINCHER'S SMOKE SHOP CRAIGIE'S POOL ROOM • • t . . \ SEAFORTH— KEATING'S DRUG STORE O J2eto£tonpet£i a