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Clinton News-Record, 1969-01-02, Page 6lik.AlITIFV.k. BREEZY ;BELICHAMBER BA PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH HEWS' I CLUB ACTIValf$ • !WAGE HAPPENI$G$ Corresponde'nt; AUDREY BELLQHAMBER Phone 565-2864, Beyfieki Subscriptions, Classified Advs. and Disoldry Advs. 911 accepted by the Sayfield correspondent.. Good Luck in the New Year It's time for pitching wishes that the New Year will be a ringer of success, with plenty of real good luck, for you and your family in every possible way. Many thank.4 not rut paturnage Garrett's Shoes Rosamond and Bert ,Jean Gray \\\\•\,..\\\••••\\••••\•\••\\\\ ••••••\\ NOW IS THE. TIME T-9 ADD SU,O 'EXTENSIONS ROOFS Cot ar W. .Now GEORGE WRAITH \ \ F I I BOX 95 / • \,0.04.\\• ••••• ..... • • ••••• • PHONE 044511 GaDERIcti tf The New Yeor rises to view with the promise of health and suc- cess to you and your family. Irene 's Laundromat And Drycleaners 15 Rattenbury East. 482-7833 inton Loyal Orange Lodge' notes At the card PartY held. ClinOn by the Murphy L.O, No. '710 in aid of the buildii fund, draws were Made for $1 and $10 prizes. The $50 . prize was won Frank Andrews of Clinton, Will the $10 prize went to LeS1 Broadfoot, Seaforth, ,THE CLINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE BOARD AND ITS ADVISORY VOCATIONAL COMMITTEE wish to announce a series of night classes beginning the week of January 13. These are short courses of ten nights 'only and the fee is five dollars plus a one dollar insurance fee. The Courses offered require an initial'enrolmene of 15ejod.vvill Physical Fitness for Men Physidal Fitness for Women Pattern Designing Diama Workshop Public Speaking Family Money Management Comparative Religion Auto Mechanics for Women Mon. 8 — 10 Thurs. 8 — 10 Wed. 8 — 10 Wed. 8 — 10 Wed. 8 — 10 Wed. 8 — 10 Wed. 8 — 10 Wed. 8 — 10 The course in pattern designing requires completion of an advance sewing course. It will be restricted to 15 members but there is provision for two classes. Auto Mechanics for Women will be restricted to 20 members. Application is by coupon below: TO: CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL, EVENING CLASSES, CLINTON, ONTARIO I wish to register in the following course(s) 1st choice 2nd Choice 3rd Choice NAME: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: For you, our customers, and your families, we wish the best of health, happiness and success in the New Year ahead. It's given us great pleasure to serve you. KEITH'S FAMILY CLOTHING CLINTON Phone 482-7735 • • CAMEO „,„,.egmitimallWOMONIErnier A Happy New Year to each and every 'valued customer • PROSPERITY • HARMONY • GOOD CHEER • HEALTH • HAPPINESS 0 SCRUTON'S; 1- -foa gRVICE and SCRUTON FUELS 238 Albert St. N. — CLINTON — 482-7681 is A I • m. High up of very hupveon ' favorite traditions is wishing all our loyal friends and neighbors a happy, healthy and 'prosperous New Year. Good luck to you all. 10e r4at4ef altortireaCtee Vtifet freaseutet9C. HAROLD WISE LIMITED ELECTRICA(. 262 BAYFIELD RD, 482.7062 CLINTON • St. . Andreves. holds Christmas concert a. I.. 6 Clinton .NPV1t4.-liPP.OrcL. Thursday, JPruAry 1969 MANSFIELD St, Andrew's United Church, I3ayfield was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday, December 7, when Mr. Donald. Beck and 'Reverend Stewart united in marriage Barbara Ellen Turner and David Gerald Mansfield, in a double ring, ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant R, Turner, Bayfield and the groom's parents . are Mr. and Mrs. David G. Mansfield of St. Catharines, The church organist, Mrs. William Cox accompanied Mrs. Robert La' Beau as she sang "Wedding Prayer" and "I'll Walk Beside You," Given in marriage by her father the bride looked lovely in a floor length gown of cloud white delustred satin, fashioned with tiny scpared yoke and long sleeves frosted with Alencons lace. The softly gathered skirt ended in a cathedral type train, Her triple tiered veil of tulle illusion fell from a tiny coronet of flowers and baby pearls, she carried a bouquet of mauve orchids, Mrs. Phillip Gemeinhardt of Bayfield was matron of honour, wearing a floor length gown of purple velvet, She carried a white fur muff with a mauve orchid spray, a matching headdress completed her ensemble. Miss Mary Kate Turner,' of, Greenwood, N.S. niece of the bride, was flower girl and wore a white velvet floor length gown, with a white 'velvet bow and —1,)8Kft mauve flower headdress, she, carried :a white fur muff with a mauve orchid spray, James Mensfield, St, Catharines, attended his .hrother' as groomsman, aqd guests were ushered by Bradley Turner, Bay field, and Jeffery .Mansfield, St. Catharines. F011owing the ceremony reception was held at the Albion. Hotel, Bayfield. The bride's mother chose a two piece ensemble of Cameo pink with matching accessories and a corsage of white mums. The groom's mother wore a dress of rose pink with matching accessories and a corsage of white mums. • • For their honeymoons to Montreal the bride donned a camel hair suit and hat, with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. Out of town guests attended from London, Toronto, Kitchener and St. Catharines. Prior to the marriage the bride was honoured at showers given for her by, Mrs. M. Merrier, St. Andrew's U.C.W., Mrs. P. Gemeinhardt and . Mrs. D. Mansfield, St. Catharines. FISH AGE The microscopic examination of a scale reveals concentric rings which are formed as the fish grows. Superficially, the pattern resembles a finger print. Fish grow at different rates in summer and winter, and this is apparent in the scale pattern. St. Andrew's. United Church Christmas concert was held on, Friday, December 20. Visitors were welcomed by junior members of the Sunday School fed by Carol Penhale. Peggy Campbell read the "Night Before ChriStrnas," surrounded by pjyarna-clad nursery and kindergarten pupils. Following further numbers by the primary department, the junior class presented a skit led by Jean Dunn, A skit, "School Days" was Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. B. Weston were Mrs. Vine Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mugford and Mrs. Martha Million of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Weston spent Christmas in London with their son and. family. Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Sturgeon, Jeff and Roland of Toronto are visiting the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rathwell over Christmas and the New Year. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brian Grime, Derek and Barry , of Guelph spent Christmas with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bellchanaber, Neil Belichamber, U.W.O. London, joined his parents for the Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mrs. William Hulls, London and Mr. and Mrs. Ken given by John Siertserna, Bill Cox and Ross Merrill. Eight Henderson children, the family of Mr, and Mrs. John Henderson, Seaforth, entertained with singing and step dancing. Ross Merrill read the "Priceless Gift of Christmas." Gifts were distributed to the children by Santa Claus and candy was provided by courtesy of the members of Unit 11, United Church Women. Mrs, Elwood Robinson spent Christmas in Stoney Creek with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morley McLeod. Christmas Day guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Arkell were members of their family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Sager and sons, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Turner, Phillip Turner and Miss Chris Tomkowiez. Mr, and Mrs. Art Elliott entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Hayman and family Belleville, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayman and family, London, over Christmas. Professor and Mrs. Walter Thompson, London, are at their • home, `Century House" for the holidays. I Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Scolehmer and their daughter Jodi of; Sarnia and Micahel Ottawa were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Rivers and accompanied them to Lambeth, where they spent Christmas Day with the ladies brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Monteith. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackie spent Christmas in Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thom and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins have left for a vacation in White City, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Paul West and Tim spent the week with relatives in Toronto, prior to their departure, Mr. and Mrs. West hosted a Christmas party for 40 of the Younger set. "Gordie" Logan, London, is vacationing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Logan, London , joined them on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mitchell, Tracey and Mark spent Boxing Day in Stratford with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mitchell, on Sunday their guests were Mrs. Mitchell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bain, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bain, John and Christine of Stratford. Mrs. Elaine Marshall and her daughter Tracey, London, joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weston for Christmas. George Lindsay is vacationing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Linds<zy~: .Mr;, t1.t1s4IPMP:ttyllf14,Petik-ItteFIAPOt.- .,January Mr. and Mrs Barry ,Baker and Mr. and MA -Chris ICIPPOi .children spent Christmas in 13,P#' litirett with IX, and Mrs. David fIislop and family, Mr, and David. E, Long. and family, Ancastor are visiting Mr. and Mrs,Baker this Week. Arld1V. Karen 1.vIrexsttimColatr t49714.Loailorin, op Sunday .after spending a week with the :former's meets, Mr, and Mrs. II, J. 1-400.11, eM.li44yVg sctOre with Mr, 9 Mr, 4,111 Mrs Charles Christmas Day were, Me, and Mrs. Ken Knights of London, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Porter and Mr, and Mrs. Percy Rennpi and Mr. and 'Mee. Lloyd Scotehmer who were visiting in Chatham returned to their home Christmas night, They were joined by their families, Mre and Mrs. .1aek Pounder and .children and Mr, and Mrs, Howard. Scotcbrner all of Chatham for Boxing Day. Mr. and Mrs. Evans. Cameron and family returned to Islington on Monday after spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cameron. Single Stage 20" Width 2-Stage 26" Width Self Propelled Self Propelled Heavy Duty JACOBSEN is best for you \ SNOW JET IMPERIAL 26 • HOLIDAY VISITORS Hulls, Michael and Bryan of -:Scotchmer, London, are visiting Dutton were holiday visitors . their; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alf with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. i',Seoichrner, Fred Hulls. :' Dr: and Mrs. J. Fl., Walters and Family visitors with Mr. and"! family; Dr, and Mrs. W. Tillmann Mrs. Eric Earl over the holidayp and family;. Mr. and Mrs. Joe 4 /were, Mr. and Mrs. R. , J. 'Beelue,•and fainily; and Mr. and ,,e' Stevenson and children, KatilY;-• -Mrseeliugh Gregory ,and family .., i,y.,44,1,,tg,,,114vi.0 ,04,,,Agen.,.,, altrlia;;;a1jetloop09340. ?eri ding , this .. Mrs:. Betty'.' 'Ann ..:-.Q iliggo.:10:nhy4ti:".0$741:30eliNtlageOrnes. ,. and Joey of London. ! Mr. and Mrs. G. Si Poulter of Mrs. John MacKenzie spent the Christmas week with her s'on and family, Mr. and IVIr..3 J. Mackenzie of St. Catharines.? Mr. and Mrs. Fred McAllister of London are spending 'the holiday season at their residence, the family group of 21 in all were together for Christmas Day. Mrs. Bruce Menerey joined her nieces the Misses Kathleen' and Marie Elliott of Clinton DA! Christmas. i Miss Jessie L. Metcalf is • t the village residence on Tilyll treet for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. riovey were guests of the tatter's; sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Doerr, Brian , Braden and 1Kevin in Mitchell for Christmas. Staying at the iAlbion Hotel this week are: Mr. and Mrs./J. 0. Holland and sons Carl, POter of London; Mr, and Mrs. '11.. D, Watt and Peter, Watt of Don Mills', Mr. and Mrs. leorge Cantrick with their sanS, Kip, Jeff, John and ,Chi is of Birmingham, Michigan aihd Jana Hacsek of Pickering. ' With Mr. . and M' . Fred LeBeau for the holida s are Mr. its and Mrs. Bob 'Cluff an Robbie, Mr. and Mrs.' Paul Moss all of London, and Mr. Band Mrs. Fletcher Mel_,aughli i and their children, Megan a d Alfie of Toronto. i No. 52003 4 • Jacobsen 31/2 H.P. Winterized Engine. • High Speed Constant-Flout Auger—Smooth, powerful throw in deepest snow, • Safety Drive Clutch on Handle—Easy maneuverability.- Maih clutch controls traction and auger for easier starting. • St ientifically Designed Chute—Provides Jet Now at. tion, full 180° snow throw. • Adjustable Height Ouide Wheelse-,-For smooth sur- faces or gravel, • Convenient Handle Adjustreent. • Adjustable Chute Deflecteree.Deposite snow Where de. sired, Accessories Available: 'Tire chains, electric starter kit. • 6 H.R. Winterized Engine—Easy to start, • 5 Speeds-4 forward, 1 reverse and positive neutral, • Positive Controls on Handle—For safety and conve- hieece, • Heavy Duty Auger—Welded steel auger blades cut into deepest snow, Large, Adjustable Chute—. 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