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Clinton News-Record, 1963-07-25, Page 2Po9o., f4100,Recor4,444r!,., 1.90 r r ITS TRUE. • • • , • $10,000 invested 19500 is worth $36,000 1.0-1101y1 10YeStOr6 Mutual. Way W, G, Catrebehi 130X 659 Seaforth, Ontario Phone 486 Investors irynalitioarito OP OANAOlif i{4134$ Orrice: Winnipeg • Olficei In p6nFlpol Ofis. IRW1N'S Summer Clearance SALE STOP GO NO FURTHER ‘, . UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THESE EXTRA SPECIAL MONEY SAVING BUYS! — Dresses — Coats — Gowns — Pyjamas Price — Pop Tops — Blouses. — Slims Skirts — Pedal Pushers if— Shorts • Sleeveless Blouses Bathing Suits Summer Slims Laminated and Poplin Jackets ••••••11110 1...111•114 20% 011 1•1•111111111•11 All Duster Coats ••••••••11 Rain Wear — Blouses — Summer Yard Goods Extra Special SHETLAND PULLOVERS and CARDIGANS Reg. Price: Cards. $8.95; P.O. $7.95. Substandards, SALE PRICE Many Other Sale Items Are Displayed Be Sure To Stop In To • •A $4.95 & $3.95 Over 100 -Guests View Trousseau: At Bayfield HAVVI.E.'jZ)---.14rs..Fred Wes:. ton .entert'ained at a tielightfnl trousseau tea,' on Saturday for her daughter, Miss Blaine Wee- ton, She received over 1-00 guests wearing a white eyelet dress with red ,carnation corsage. Mrs. Stanley Marshall, Lon- don, wore a beige shantung• with ,yellow carnation .corsage and the bride-elect a two-piece navy blue frock trimmed 'with white and a white corsage. I SUTTER-PERDUE HARDWARE EXTERIOR PAINTS 431,au rAi NIS Gal. $4.99 2 Gallon. For S9.10 • EXTERIOR OIL BASE PAINT • EXTERIOR ACRYLIC-LATEX PAINT • EXTERIOR CILUX PRIMER PAINT These three C-14. EXTERIOR PAINTS are being offered at special gallon prices - - Just select the proper paint to apply Under tiny; weather carlditiOrls, SUTTER-PERDUE HARDWARE (Et,igerie McAdam, Proprietor) YOUR t.11-1. PAINT DEALER Albert Street 0— CLINTON — Phone HU 2.7023 lei Are Offering Special Gallon Prices On IONINSIOSSIIMIOrr Dancing Every Saturday Night For the Young Crowd 'The evols' 9:00 p.m. to Midnight Admission — 75 cents per person Catering to Weddings -- Luncheons -- Banquets Kinsmen -- Lions Rotary Meetings Phone JA 4-9371 or JA 4-9264 GODERICil ONT. V/Sgt, and Mrs, J. Ii, C. Johnson and their children are leaving the Park for .13,0AF, Station at St. -Sylvestre, Sgt, and Mrs, V. Fillop have been holidaying in. -Montreal with their family; presently they are visiting in. Detroit: Mrs. Charles Royer enter,. tained 1$ ladies at tea on Tues- day, July 23, in honour of Mrs, She was assisted by the groom's mother, Mrs, Hunt, wearing a white and blue boucle dress with a corsage of pink roses. For travelling the bride changed to a blue printed chif, fon dress with a corsage of pink roses, Following a wedding trip in Northern. Ontario the couple will reside at RR 1, Seaforth. This Week Only • • • LARGE SAUSAGE --3 lbs. 89c SPORK and SPAM 2 cans. 89c PLAIN or COLORED TULIP MARGARINE - lbs. 89c PURE LARD lbs. 89c WIENERS—b lb. box - lb. 39c 0 CHOICE BEEF Front Quarter Beef — Only 45c lb Cut and Wrapped to Your Own Specifications At No Extra Charge o 0 FREE DRAW ON 17 1/2 CU. FT. HOME FREEZER Get Your Free Tickets At Our Meat Counter guipure lace on the bodice, The full controlled sldrt was fash— ioned in panel effect atierned Varna United Church, was the The tea table in the dining room was done in lace, centred with a floral arrangement of Yellow snap dragons end shasta daisies, flanked by yellow :tap- ers in crystal holders: Oin the buffet was the artis- tically decorated wedding cake, iced by Mrs. Robert Turner, She had used the same minia- ture china bride and groom Which had topped the bride-to, be mother's take. Floral decorations were car, ried out effectively throughout the house in yellow snap drag- ons and shasta daisies. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. E. A. Featherston and Mrs, R. J. Larson; and in the evening, Mrs. E. R, Wat- son and Mrs. Keith Pruss, Lon- don. Mrs. Charles Parker, Scar, borough, opened the door in the afternoon and Cathy Weston in the evening. Mrs. William E. Parker invited the guests to the dining room in the afternoon and Mrs. H. K. King filled that role in the evening. Cathy Weston rooked 'after the guest book in the afternoon and Janice Pruss in the even- ing. Serving the guests in 'the afternoon were Misses Karen Wardle, Kate Cook and Betty Marshall, all of London; and in the evening, Mrs. Don Mat; thews, Mrs. Howard Arm- strong, Mrs. Betty Lou McLeod and Miss Betty Marshall. Displaying the trousseau both afternoon and evening were Misses Jackie Weston and Don- na Aberhart (Goderich); hope chest contents, Misses Lorraine Dale (Clinton), Rosemarie Tel- ford; wedding and shower gifts, Mrs. Keith Pruss in the after- noon; Miss Dorothy Ann Mac- Leod in the evening. Assisting in the afternoon were Mrs. F. P. Arkell, Mrs. Merton Merner and Mrs. A. M. Bassett; and in the evening, Mrs, Percy Weston, Mrs. L. B, Smith and Mrs. Betty Lou Mc- Leod. Hunt-Hill setting Saturday for the double ring wedding ceremony of carol Mn Hill, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Qv:Non L. Hill, Verna,. and Prenela Edwin Hunt, .ann, of Mr, and Mrs. Frank .Hunt, Seaforth, P,ev, Murdock Morrison per,: formed the ceremony assisted by Rev., Pease, :Hayfield. Mrs,. Bruce .Keyes, aunt .of - the bride, presided at the organ • and the soloist, Miss Mildred Morrison sang the "Wedding Prayer" and Walk Reside Yon". The bride, given in Marriage. by her father, chose a full length gown of white satean peau over taffeta, featuring scoop necldino, cap sleeves and Friends Shower Varna Bride, Yee w Trousseau Prior to her recent marriage, Carol Ann Hill was honoured on several occasions, A com- munity shower was held in the Varna Hall where she was the recipient of many lovely and useful gifts. A cornflower rosebowl was presented to her on behalf of the Varna United Church Choir and YPU. Mrs. Bruce Keyes, Varna, was hostess to aunts and cous- ins of Carol Ann and they pre- sented her with a shower of kitchen wares. At her summer home at Du- charme's Beach, Mrs. Clifford Hunt entertained friends and relatives in Carol's honour. Here she received many useful gifts, Following the wedding re- hearsal, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt entertained the bridal party at their home, RR 2, Seaforth, View Trousseau Mrs, Gordon Hill entertained at a trousseau tea for her daughter Carol Ann on Satur- day, July 13, Guests were re- ceived on the front lawn by Carol Ann, her mother and the groom's mother, Mrs. Hunt. Assisting the guests through the house in the afternoon were Mrs. Wayne Taylor and Mrs. Allan Hill, and at night Mrs. Bruce Keyes and Mrs. George Cantelon. The dining room table was centred with an arrangement of white and yellow 'mums with yellpw candles on each side. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Fred Reid and Mrs. Lyle Hill, grandmothers of the bride, also Mrs. Murdock Mor- rison and Mrs. David Elliott, aunt of the bride. Assisting at the tea table at night were Mrs. Fred Mulholland and Mrs. John Cornish, also aunts of the bride. Displaying the bride's trous- seau and gifts were Misses Freda Hunt, Ferne Steckle; Grace Clifton and Joyce Hay- ter. Serving were Misses Sharon Dowson, Nancy Mustard, Mari- lyn Keyes, Lynda Hill and Car- ol Taylor. The guest book was in the charge of Beth and Gwen Hill and Barbara Keyes, 0 LONDESBORO (Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan Phone Myth 37 r 51 Visitors recently with. Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Durnin were Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hesk and Mr. Leslie Fortune, Wing- ham. Mr. and Mrs. Don Snell, Kit- chener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Willows Moun- tain and other friends. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Livingstone last week were: Rev. and Mrs. Lewis, Picton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hun- ter and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Teeter, all of Dorchester; Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Livingstone and Kathy Ann, London. The I3erean Unit will meet on August j. at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Durnin. There will be an auction bas- ket and articles for the basket will be donated by the first half of the members on the roll. A chicken barbecue is be- ing planned for the end of August, further notice Will be given. Mrs. Robert Townsend ream- ed after a Vacation of two weeks with her daughter, Dor- othy. Mrs. Frank Little has been under the doctor's care for the past few days. We hope she Will soon, be feeling better. Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Saunder- cock and family and Mr. and Mts. Glen Carter and family returned home After enjoying a week's vacation tit IPperWash Beach, Williatin Govier, Lily Webster, Mrs, Jean P.6.clftrrid, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Govier spent Sunday with relatives in Chesley. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Eisiey, ListoWel, Were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, 'Mime Howatt. Mrs. Robert Pairsetviee and Ann, Mrs. Lily Webster and IVIrt Bert Allen visited on Tuesday with Revs and Mr's. White at Springfield. MASSitirt}:113 Ali S' 010Na gthrox ittstitT8 LADIES' WEAR and DRY GOODS Adastral Park Social Notes News Editor: Anne AilOron — Phone HP 2-7 .49 ii'/f, FOrtleri Hdmonton, as replacing Rev. R. B. Bussey as BC chaplain for a Iew weeks,. Mr. Pete Carom Colorado Springs, spent the last weekend Clinton,in. Mrs. Mildred Powell, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is visiting her on and daughter-in-law, Cpl. and Mrs, B. G, Powell, Mrs. H. Arts, Montreal, is . spending some time with her son-in-law and daughter, ..Sgt, and Mrs. Frank Kelly, Mrs, A, Bouchard, Alma, P.Q. is visiting at the home of fyl„, and Mrs, F. C, Brittain, NOW'S THE TIME TO APPLY . . . NITROGEN (Either Urea 45% or Aeroprills 33%) To PASTURE . & HAY FIELDS For further information regarding pasture fer- tilizers, soil sampling or 'spreader rental, contact . . ROBERT TAYLOR Phone HU 2-9144 Sales Representative for ELMIRA FERTILIZERS 30-1b On 18 BEDROOM SUITES Priced from S89.00 up For a 3 piece Suite CHROME SUITES Specicdly Priced For July Clearance For Your New Bedroom Suite are being offered on any PRICES EFFECTIVE FOR REMAINDER OF JULY ONLY eattie Furniture 20tfb Rose Doll. Gifts of lingerie were given Mrs. Doll who leav- es shortly to join her husband in Gander, F'/Sgt. and Mrs. T. R. Naven and the girls are going to Win- nipeg and Edmonton for their summer vacation. ETER'S Meat Market Check Our July Clearance Prices On CHESTERFIELD SUITES and CHAIRS Suites Not Exactly as Illustrated with guipure - lace. Her Imported 'Yeti of Ali; 11, Insinn was, held in place by crystal and mohair tiara. She . carried a crescent shaped bon- quet of pink roses, white .car, • nations, stephanotis and ivy, Miss Freda Tina, sister of the groom, was maid of honour' and Misses Lynda Hill, the bride's sister, and Marilyn Keyes, her cousin, were junior bridesmaids. They were gown- ed alike in street length dres,,,. ses of brocade in blue and pink respectively, Little Faye Cantelon, cousin of the brider was vowel, girl, She .was. dressed in pale 'blue brocade and carried a nosegay of pink carnations, Mr, Bev Hill was groomsman and the guests were ushered by Mr. Murray Hill, London, and Mr. Bill Hunt, Simcoe. Guests were received at. the. Little Inn, Bayfield, by the bride's mother, who chose a dress of ,pale blue crepe with a corsage of pink roses.