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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-07-16, Page 6 HARRY WILLIAMS H112-6633 RII+2CLINTON 40' WHITE ROSE HEATING OILS GASOLINE GREASES-MOTGR.011.1-, DANCING Every Friday Night at BLUEWATER DANCELAND Music by DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA SPECIAL! Friday, July 17 "The Cavaliers" From London 28-9b local Radio ,Club Now. Reactivated The ,Clinton Amateur Radio which was Originally ors gan*ed an 1045 and disbanded .14 1953, is now ,again in opera- tiian under e. new call, VE3CAW.' The ,club will work from building .g5 at the Radar and Communication .School, 130.4F Clinton ,sharing ql4oPtera with the .Adastral Players, There ace a total of 85 membere in the chlb who hail from .Gederich, Clinton and 'Stratford. The newly-elected president is Set, Perri -Cate (VE3DEK); vice president is -Opl. Carl And- erson, (V13CKG), with Cpl. Knight (VESOMT) es secre- tary. Trustees !for the deb are Warrant Officer Sanderson (N7.3AT-TAU and . Warrant Of- neer Velleman (VE3BQV). Rad'i'o amateurs are volunteer workers, who devote a great .deal of their time to public ser- vice. They are as a rule integs ral parts of the EMO, and as- s'ist the normal communications agencies during disasters when these usual outlets are over- loaded. The Clinton Amateur Radio Club did a. great deal of this work in the late 40's when they operated for over a week during the Winnipeg Flood, and for a similar period of time passing emergency messages during the rail strike, when telegraph ser- vice was disrupted across the country. At times like this... yout like Black Label, Beer' say: "MABEL, cl4 gis ACK LABEL r FARMERS! Dawna Elean Haw became the bride of Douglas Marvin Dellar on SatUrdey, June 20, 1964, in St. Andrews Presby- terian Church. The bride 'i's the only daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Haw of the Dundalk district and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs,. Marvin Defier of Shel- burne. The ceremony took place at 3:30 p.m. and was performed by the -Rev, H. T. Colvin, of Markdale. Mrs. Mel Long was the organist. The church was decorated with ferns, baskets of pink and white snapdragons, and silver candelabra entwined with pink and white pompom mums, Pink and white satin bows and sprigs of lily of the valley dec- orated the pews. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor- length gown of white silk taf- feta. The fitted bodice was made with buttoned lily point sleeves. and sweetheart neck- line. Alencan lace appliqued the front of the gown and a lace trimmed train fell into grace- ful folds. The bride wore an elbow-length bouffant veil of silk illusion held by a crown of rhinestones and pearls. She wore a drop pearl necklace' and matching earrings, the gift of the groom. The bride's bouquet was red and white roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Dorene Hemphill, of Toronto, Miss Ruth Seeley of Owen Sound, and Miss Mary ,Haw. The matron of honour was Mrs. John Lwston of Toronto. The attendants were all dres- sed similarily in gowns of cyc- lainen shantung fashioned with bell skirts', fitted bodice, elbow- tength sleeves and scooped neckline, The cummerbund was Pouring in the evening were Mes, Frank Falconer, Mrs. Mer- vin Falconer, 'aunts of the groom and Mrs. Robert Rum- ney, sister of the bride, Gifts and trousseau were shown by Mrs, Harry Torrance', Mrs. James Keyes, sister of the groom, Mrs. Gary Freeman, Mrs. Wayne McBride and Mrs. Robert Rumney, SHORTY'S /12 VICTORIA St. (HWY. 4) 482-1661 Open Mon., Tues., Wed.' Thur.-4 4.1tr. to 12..p.in*, 1414 Sit, , to!. 2 43,01, GET A EARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER 8c BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET BEttER PER. FORMANCE AND' LONGER WEAR FROM A BADGER SALES s SERVICE -, INS:TAUATION JOHN BEANE, Jr Phanh dolled 482.05o • ESICSICEPIELDi ONT. NOTICE TO DESTROY • NOXIOUS. WEEDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to property owners in urban and stshdiAded areas to destroy an Noxious Weeds es often es necessary in each season, to prevent their going to seed. Also, after July 25, )964, ,proceedings will be taken to destroy Noxious Weeds in accordance with the Weed Control Act, ALEX CHESNEY Huron County Weed Inspector %-,;01). Furnace Cleaning Time We are now starting to clean and summer recondition the furnaces of our CHAMPION oil customers. If you would like us to do your furnace don't hesitate to contact us and tell us when it would be convenient for you. We have our own furnace man and complete stock of parts and equipment to insure our customers they won't have to wait. ALSO Our Parts Are Priced The Lowest and an Extra '10% Is Deducted If Our Fuel Oil Is Used A Free Oil Filter Is Supplied With All Cleanouts (Our Customers Only) If You Are Not A Customer Of Ours Now, Contact Us And Have'Your Name Placed'On Our List For Furnace Cleaning. "We Now 'Offer Complete Oil Heating Service" A. G. GRIGG & Son PHONE 482-9411 CLINTON 19tfb Dellar-Haw Wedding Solemnized At St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Dawna Elean Raw became the bride of Douglas Marvin Dellar on Saturday, June 20, 1964, in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. irrg, it was hard to' digest, seems to me it was accused of encouraging gall - stones, in some vague sort of wey. It hurt hog sales and had a depressing effect on the mar- ket for quite an extended per- iod. In fact Canada's consump- tion of pork is 'still 11 pounds per person, per annum, less than the United States in spite of a better product and a cold- er climate. • When studies were made it was proven that the accusations were without foundation. In fact it was found that pork had a certain food value that was particularily beneficial, but I doubt. that pork has even. yet regained its rightful place in our diet. Much more recently the dairy industry, particularily butter, was a villain. It caused heart trouble. But let's get away from science. In United States, where butter consumption is much lower and the ccirisump- ton of margarine. is much higher, heart trouble is also much more common. In the far north, where the' consumption of animal fats is much higher, heart trouble is practically unknown. Certainly in countries where dairy pro- ducts are deficient the standard of health is much lower. Of course, it has been now proven that a great many factors causeheart trouble and the ingredients ' of our diet have little, if anything,• to do with it. After 'all our 'lives are so ordered that we must die. Since our chances of dying from measles, smallpox, TB, pneu- monia etc., are fewer it is also • more likely that we will die of heart trouble. Then, of course., there is to- bacco or more specifically, cig- arettes. Presently cigarette smoking has become desperat- ely dangerous because of lung cancer. However, pipes and cigars are OK. How many of you remember when pipe smok- ing caused lip and throat can- cer? The very cheap and mod- set clay pipe was a particelr- ily bad offender. The result — I haven't seen a 25 cent clay pipe on the market for years and years. There are plenty of pipes 81.25 and up. I wonder how much, air polution from 'the carbon mon- oxide fumes of motor cars af- fects us. Remember city dogs have more lung cancer than country dogs and the increased incidence of lung cancer, in Women, corresponds. with the increased use of nylon stock- ings. There were two reasons for these promotions,. the good sounding one and the real one. Yes, so many times, I Won- der Why. Learn to swim before learn- ing to Canoe, row a boat, or sail. Special offer new FARM TANK FILTER Keeps your firm teals clam Fil- ters out water, rusted dIrtwhiCh can tolled during storage: FOrualf oil any tuet etetsgh WK. 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Allan $tation geereation Qffloer, (R0,01 Photo) Varna United Church Was the setting on Sat, urday, June 27th for the marriage of Edith Sharon Dowson to William Thomas Falconer. The bride, is the daughter of of white daisies and ivy. • The bridesmaids were Mrs. Gary Freeman of Clinton and Miss Freda McLeod of Toronto, The bride's niece, Miss Trudy Rumney was junior brideernald. The attendants were dressed similarity tq the maid of honor and carried similar bouquets. Gary Freeman of Clinton was the best man and the ushers were Don Johnson of Kippen, Jack Armstrong of Clinton and Murray Torrance, a nephew of the groom, from Bayfield. " For the wedding service, trad- itional music was played by Miss Carol Taylor of Clinton. A reception followed at , the Little Inn in Bayfield, which was decorated with , orange blossoms, delphiniuni a n roses. The bride's' mother received guests wearing a dress of blue embossed sheer over taffeta with white. accessories. She wore a corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother wore a two-piece dress of beige lace with pink and beige accessories. She wore a .corsage of pink roses. For -a wedding trip to New York State and the Thousand Islands, the bride changed into a yellow linen sheath dress with white accessories .and wore an orchid corsage. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Falconer worked at the Ex- cello Corporation -in London. Mr. and Mrs. Falconer will reside in Clinton. - Mr. and Mrs. Orrin E. Dowson of Varna and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Falconer of Brucefielcl. The church was decorated with baskets -of yellow snap- dragons, white daisies, fern and cendelabra for' the double-ring service performed by the Rev. Murdoch Morrison of Varna, assisted by Rey. A. G. Pease of Bayfield. The bride, given in mearriage by her father, chose a floor- length gown of organza with appliques of Swiss embroidery. The gown was styled with elbow-length sleeves,' a bateau neckline and a bell-shaped skirt, which extended to a de- tachable train, A crown head- dress. held the bride's elbow- length veil of nylon tulle. She carried a cascade bouquet of pale. yellow orchids, stephanotis and ivy. Miss Lois Rathwell of Clinton was 'the maid of honour. She wore a dress of yellow sata peau over taffeta, which fell into a bell-shaped skirt, with a scooped neckline.' At the waist of the bodice Were tiny bows. She wore a crown headdress of matching yellow seta peau Her flowers' were a cascade bouquet I WONDER Wily( l)t has been said that a man has two reasons for his ac- time.; the one that sounds good and the real one. We. have no difficulty . getting the "good sounding" reasons but little can really be accomplished if the real reason is obscured. • Periodically things happen in Agriculture, A good many yearS ago pork was a villain in the diet. Pork was fatten- of cyclamen and pink with matching bow at the back. They wore matching cyclamen shoes arid carried white carnations and trailing English ivy. Mr. Keith Defier of Shel- burne, brother of the groom, was the best man. The ushers were Mr. Don Haw, Bayfield, brother of the bride; Clarence Rusk of Shelburne, and Gordon Andrews of Hamilton. Miss Betty Quarrier, Mount Forest was the soloist, A reception followed at the Dundalk Legion Hall. The bride's mother received guests in a navy sheath dress of net over taffeta, fashioned with a lace bodice. She wore pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations, The groom's mother assisted, wearing a gown of French silk printed in shades of rose and wine. She wore pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses. The bride's table was center- ed with a three-tier wedding cake flanked with silver can- delabra and lighted white can- dles. Mr, Robert Black of Salem was master of ceremonies with his son, Jack Black, was toast master. Guests were present from Inglewood, Toronto, Guelph, Mount Forest, Dundalk, Isling- ton, Orangeville, Lis,towel, Bay- field, Kitchener, Fergus, Alma, Elora, Brownsville, Mount Brydges, Tillsonburg, Stratford, Milibrook and Brampton. For her going away outfit, Mrs. Dellar chose a suit of pink linen with white hat, gloves, purse and shces. She wore a corsage of white roses. Mr. and Mrs. Dellar will live at Park Manor, Faulkner St, in OrangeiLle, The bride and groom are both graduates of Lake Shore Teach- ers College, Toronto. Mrs. Del- lar' will teach in Orangeville in September and Mr. Dellar will be vice principal of the new Central School at Calecton. 0 School Reunion May Be The Last About 300 former pupils and teachers from across western Ontario and Michigan recently attended what may be the last reunion of SS No. 7, Usborne Township. The visitors, ranging in age up to 89, chatted about the. good old 'days and took part in a speeial program marking the occasion. The 94 year-old school 10 miles east of Exeter is being closed thie sturmter along with seven others in usberne Town- ship, and pupils Will attend the new *Osborne Central School neat Exeter in the fat June Bride feted At Many Showers Prior to her marriage on June 27th in Varna, Miss Edith Sharon DOWS0/3. (Mrs. William Thomas Falconer) was hosted at several showers. Mrs. Ruth Reeds and Mrs. Doris Cooper of London held a shower at Mrs. Reed's home. Mrs. Jim- Bell of Hertsall, sis- ter of the groom, had a miscel- laneous shower. Mrs. Gary Freeman with co-hostess. Miss Lois Rarthwell also had a show- er for the bride as did the ladies 'of Varna and commun- ity. Mrs. Omen E. Dawson ent- ertained at a trousseau tea in her home to honour her daugh- ter. Guests were received by Mrs. Dotson, her daughter Edith Sharon and 'the groom's mother Mrs. George Falconer. The table was covered with an embroidered and cut work cloth. The table was centered with a bride doll eake and pink tapers. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Ellin Whitmore, mint oaf the' groom 'and Mrs. James Sauter, aunt of 'the bride. Phone 482-7661 For An Appointment To Have Your Car's Motor Steam Cleaned And At The Same Time We Will Symomze and Polish YoUr Car --- If Left At Our Garage After Work, or at COO p.m. — Both' Jobs For Only $10.90 Pick Up Your Car in The Morning A Matter of Principle (Ry J. CARL ISEMINOWA.30 . Q t 1 Se. eSeeSS..."e esee. Grain Storage time will soon be here. Store your crop safely in a Rosco Granary. We have 3 sizes in stock. Inquire today. DU-ITT STOCK OILERS with BEEF-EEZ KILL FLIES We also feature DAIRY EEZ for safe, self control of flies on Milking Cows. Clinton Farm Supply BAYFIELD ROAD WEST "The Store With the Checkerboard Sign" 26tfb