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BALIER%- LEISHMAN
Miss Ann Elizabeth Leistk.
man, eldest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Leishman of
R,R. 5 'Brnssels, and Terrance"
Albert Bauer, son of Mr, and
Mie, Julius Bauer of R, R, 1 '
Goderich, were unitecl in mar.
riage at Victoria Street *United
Church, Goderich on June 24,
196'7. Rev. L. Warr officiated.
Given in Marriage by her
father, the bride wore a street-
1,ength dress- of chantilly lace
9yer taffeta with an overskirt
jft panel, effect at the back..
' Attending the bride was her
*sister, Miss Jean Leishman.
Wayne Hauer, brother of the
groom, was best man.
A reception followed at the
home of- the .,1).i.idets parents.
The cduple will reside in
Goderith.
BROWNIE'S
DRIVFIN
THEATRE — CLINTON
Box Dffice Opens at 8:00
THURS., FRI. — Juiy 13-14
tr,
AFTER
THE For,
SHOWS AT 9:15 and 11:00
Peter Sellers,
Victor Mature
COLOR CARTOON
SAT., MON: — July 15-16
SEE THE ADVENTURES
OF MATT HELM
"MURDERER'S
ROW"
(Adult Entertainment)
SHOWS AT 9:15 and 11:00
Dean Martin,
Ann -Margret, -Karl Madden
COLOR CARTOON.
TUES., WED.. — July 18-19
'THE
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Debbie Reynolds,
-Ricardo Montalban,
Greer Garson
COLOR CARTOON
-COMING NEXT:
"THE FORTUNE COOKIE".
(Adult Entertainment)
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.BRUINSMA -
Baskets of whitegladioli, yel.
low chrysanthemum's and cand.
elabra decorated thecChristian
Reform Church, ClintononJune
24 for the marriage of Marilyn
Awilda Rathwell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rathwell
of R.R. 2 Hayfield, and .Fred.
erick Bruinsma, son of Mr. and
Mrsl'Douwe BruinSma ofR. 2
Clinton. Rev. G. J. Heersink
of Clinton performed the
double -ring ceremony. .
The bride, given in marriage
by, her father, wore an original
floor -length cloud white gown
of silk organza over Italian peau
de' sole styled along skimmer
lines with long lily -point
sleeves. Rose and pearl ap-
pliques bordered the bateau
neckline, from which fell a
cathedral train, and also bord.
ered the bottom of the dress.
A. crown of three clustered
tiny -petalled flowers and rhine.
stone spray held her shoulder -
length illusion veil. She carried
a white Bible decorated with
white orchids and streamers
accented by yellow rosebuds.
Matron of honor was _Mrs.,
Bernard S turgeon, Hayfield, the
bride's sister; . maid of honoF..
was Miss Irene 'Bruinsma, the
groom's sister; bridesmaids
were Mrs. James Bakelaar of
Ingersoll, the grooth'S sister;
Mrs. Gene ,Powell of Goderich
and' Mrs. Gary Talbot, Bay.
field, sister of the bride. They
;yore cladalike "inifloorllength•
empire gOWn'S - of mint green
French crepe,with bodices of
white Venetian 'lace and mat.
thing bell. sleeves, and ac.
cented by a mint green bow
flower petals. They carried
Bibles decorated with bronze
orchids and yellow rosebud
streaniers.
Flower girl was KathyBake.
Iaar, 'niece of .the groom, of
Ingersoll. She wore a miniature
version of the .bridesmaids'
dresses,. with white bodice and
skirt accented by mint green
streamers and bow, and carried
a nosegay of white baby mums
and yelkiw rosebuds. Ring.
..._bearer._ was Douglas_Bakelaar,
also 6f Ingersoll.
Best man was Charles Wain
Photo by R.J. Nephew
RATHWELL
of Bayfield, and ushering were
Sidney Bruinsma, Thys Bruin.
sma, Steven Rathwell and Her.
nard Sturgeon. •
The'reception was held at the
Clinton community centre. For
her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Rathwell wore a pale blue lace
coat -dress ensemble, matching
accessories, a white hat with
accents of pink and blue, and
a corsage of pink sweetheart
roses. The groom's mother
chose a raspberry silk shan.
tung dress, with a jacket trim.
med in matching lace, white'
accessories, and a corsage. of
white sweetheart roses.
For the wedding trip to Expo
67, eastern Ontario and Que.
bec, the bride changed to a
mint 'green coat and dress en.
semble, the empire dress
sleeveless and • trimmed with
matching velvet ribbon and
white lace. • Her coat was a
'princess style with a lace
trimmed petal -collar. She wore
matching accessories and
white orchid corsage.
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AUBURN - Mrai . Kenneth.
McDougall, MaltlarK1 erraCe,
Auburn, entertained last Satur.
day afternoon said evening at a
trousseau tea in honor Of her
daughter's forth -coming mar.
riage. Assisiting to welcome
the guests with Mrs, Mcpougal,,
was the bride -elect, Miss Her.
nice McDougall and the groom,-
to-be's sister, Mrs. AhnBrOWn
Of Walton, 3 The guest book,
where 140. guests signed, was
charge of Sheila Cope, Carol
Gross and Avon Tpll. '
The lace covdred tea table
was centred with tin .arrange.
merit of pink carnations and
white snapdragons, flanked by
white tapers in silver holders
and silver tea services -Those
pouring .tea were Mrs. Ethel
McDougall and Mrs. Fred Toll,
the bride's grancnothers;Mrs.
Clarence Regele, Mrs. Ed.
Regele, Mrs. Wes Fisher, Mrs.
Nellie McDougall', Mrs. Ralph
Munro, Mrs. Aubrey To11 and,
Mrs. Hugh, MacCrostie.
~Serving the guests were Mrs.
Roy Cope,' Mrs. Harold Gross,
Miss Lois Grasby, Miss Nancy
Anderson, Miss Annette Mao-
Crostie and Miss Martie Koop.
mans. Showing the trousseau
and gifts were Mrs. Roy Cope;
Mts. Ronald 'Gross, Mrs. Gor.
don Barger, Misses Helen
Peterson, Kerry Toll,and An.
nette MacCrostie. Assisting in
the kitchen were Mrs. Norman
MeDougall, Mrs. Clifford
-Adams Mrs. Torrance Tabb,
Mrs.,,darry Arthur, Mrs. Oliver
Anderson and Mrs. Alvin
Leatherland.
Miss McDougall was also hon.
ored with a miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. Clifford
Adams and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart
at the former's-home and also
II the home of Mrs. Nellie Mo -
Dougall of Gciderich; when she
and her daughter, Miss Norma.,
entertained relatives and fri.
ends. The teachers of East
Wawanosh Public School enter-
tained at a dinner party and pre.
sented her with a gift. Miss Mo -
Dougall is on the staff of the
East Wawanosh public School.
Miss Bernice 1VIcDOugall was
guest of honour last weelc t a
shower in • the Sunday School
room of Knox United Church.
Miss° Sherry Plaetzer was in
charge of the guest book and
Miss Wanda Plaetzer Welcomed
the guests. The chairman for the
evening's program- was Mrs.
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Lawrence Plaetzer and She Wel,
coned all to the shower. Miss
Judy Arthur passed around an
autograph book in which each
guest placed an, item which she
would have given the bride,
elect, one hundred sears agq!
A sing -song was led by Mrs.
Emmerson Rodgersiaccompan-
. led by Mrs. William J. Craig.
A reading was given by Mrs.
Gerald McDowell. ,4,1, duet was
sung bY Misses Melanie Sprung
old Ramona Hanna. An Within.
rs onor
a4on contest gl.Ven by Mrs,
Wayn MilUan;'firagi won by
Yvonne Pean, A piano duet was
played by Misses Nancy Ander•
son and Betty Moss. A mouth-
organsolo, was played by Mrs.
Everett Taylor accompanied on
the piano by. Mrs. Robert J.
Phillips,. A reading, “How to
Cook a Husband' was given 'by
• Mrs. John Sptung, A piano solo
was played by Mrs. Robert J.
Phillips and •a muiiCal selec.
tion, '.The Bells of StMarys"
Saturci Matinee Only
• July 15th, 2:30. p.m.'
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or Your Complete
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(UNDER THE LCBO)
For your convenience we now have
fully licensed dining lounge facilities.
You may relax in the pleasant atmos-
phere of our dining room and enjoy
your meal complete with your favorite
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SHOWS AT 7:00 and 9:15
COMING NEXT: "IN LIKE FLINT" "
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Saturci Matinee Only
• July 15th, 2:30. p.m.'
"FLIPPER"
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was by:1410sesiletty:Mossa
Klaske • KeePOICAS MOO* •
Kowrnausi Karen 40t. and
Nancy .4aderste •aeqOALP40104
by Mrs. Drian
Mrs. VyayaelVillllau andUrC
John Prown 0)004 coreages On
MASS MePOUgall andhertnOther
440q,seerted them to deeerated
chairs 0,4 the 1)14:0Xte,
gregf at Atongramiittoni yto
Lea: bYfatliglY/043;rrresionfited, 4 '
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0140 to. the brld040-00, ., •
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41'0007100:011sputalers hthl9uneme ;elf:. wasOyanded'
4 1 r
HWY. 11 N 11 D. 4 • PHO
ALL DQUBli 'FEATURE SNOWS
•.THURS., FRI. SAT.' July 1344-15 •
and !;econct Featurs.
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corn --iv CONN Miff '
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MON. TUES.. WED. July 17-18-19,
VIOLENCE IS THEIR GOB!
GET OUT OF THEIR WAY
Rf,co,•%!At-"ED
toe thow' •
AuoitAc6-
; A
-.5
1110'. Akt.A.,
ROGER CORMAN moans
rtNAERICAN INTERNATIONALme
EMS
ANGELS
rCASSAVETES BEARLYADAMS VY, FARMER .PANAVISION,,,COLOR
vongurCHARLES GRIFFITH': ~no DANI EL HALLER • Pallets ey BURT TOPPER
ADMITTANCE -*
RIESTRICTIED
110 MOW
ISM 01 MI CO 0.111
Sunset Drive-in Theatre
Has The 'Largest Scren
In Huron, County
r4Pome•••••••00.0.00
Children Under 12 In Cars
4' Free
44.
HE was A
MAN ON
TUE LAM
•
0..••••,'t •
RIME
LIKE A
THIEF
COLOR,
s MAIN FEATURE STARTS RICHARD LONG
AT DUSK Adult Entertainment
or Your Complete
Dining Enjoyment
•
•
•
(UNDER THE LCBO)
For your convenience we now have
fully licensed dining lounge facilities.
You may relax in the pleasant atmos-
phere of our dining room and enjoy
your meal complete with your favorite
beverage.
0
People Are
- Talking About Our
SPECIAL
SUNDAY
DINNERS
4
SERVED EVERY SUNDAY, 4 PM% to 8 P.M.
A Port* Of The Spacious Dining Are.
SPECIALTIES OF ' THE 'HOUSE
A-tFIAIII-BR .STE
Amot;iNomiturilk.
14
44.
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