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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-01-15, Page 7LADIES', MEN'S & CHILDREN'S WINTER BOOTS H101-4 AND LOW — ALL LINES DISCOUNTS UP TO 60% OFF HOLLAND .SHOES ...tHE ENTIRE FAMILY Forinethr Liilibrs 'Skid Brucefield United Church,* corated with gold candelabra, ink and white carnations and hite chrysanthemums, was the tting fora lovely wedding on )ecember 27 at 3 p.m. which nited in marriage Barbara L. ;wan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3lenn Swan, Brucefield, and lobert R. Livermore, son of Mr. Ind Mrs. Norman. Livermore, Mr. a Mrs. R. R. Livermore Clinton, The Rev. Donald Stuart performed the double-ring ceremony and Mrs. Dorothy McGregor, organist, accompanied the soloist, MrS. Margaret Livermore, sister-in-law of the groom, when she sang "Oh Perfect Love" and "Wedding Prayer." Zurich Club guests it dinner meeting At its regular dinner meeting Tuesday evening in St. Paul's 'arish Hall, Clinton Lions Club aitertained 22 members of 7urich Lions Club and heard a ,aik on The Emergence of 3overnment in the Northwest Territories, The joint meeting was in tharge of Clinton Lions first lice-president, A. Laurie Jolquhoun, with Bob Merner, !irst vice-president of the Zurich conducting his club's short usiness session. Valentine ecker, Zurich president was Iso present. Guest speaker, Graharee .eakhust, who makes Clinton is home base while in Canada, writing a thesis for his Ph. D. rom McGill University on "The 'mer ence„ of Government ,in Tr he orthWe's&iiitories." V..,,''''- eakhust cousin of Clinton' erchant Alan Galbraith who was also a guest at the meeting. A native of London, England, the speaker is a graduate of Oxford University in philosophy; then attended McGill in Montreal from 1965 to 1967, graduating in political science. He is presently working as a pilot and suveyor for a firm in Yellowknife, N.W.T., while working on his Ph.D. The speaker gave a complete history of northwest Canada and its native .Eskimos and Indians. He was introduced by Lion Rev. R. U. MacLean and thanked and presented with a gift by past president, Don C. Colquhoun. Winners of draw prizes were John Livermore, regular draw; and two special prizes, Harold Bondy, and Pat Hoonan. The Lions will hold an executive meeting in the town hall on Tuesday evening, January 20. linton Obituary MRS. WI IAM'SCOTCHMER Mrs. William Scotchmer, 82, f R.R. 2, 'Seaforth, died onday at Huronview, Clinton. She was the former Della Eva arrison, daughter of Mr. and rs. Thomas Harrison and was min Goderich Township. She ttended school in Goderich ownship and later the Goderich ollegiate. Following her marriage she resided in Stanley Township retiring to Seaforth in 1946. Her husband to whom she was married January 1, 1913 predeceased her in 1965. • Surviving are daughters, Mrs. James (Elinor) Black, of Belmont; Mrs. Joseph (Irene) Wild. of. Clinton: Mrs. Oliver (Kathleen) Yallop, of Cooksville; Mrs. Robert (Anne) Wallace, of Tuckersmith Township; son Thomas, of Guelph; four sisters, Mrs. E. (Irene) Townsend, of R.R. 1, Bayfield; Mrs. Annie Proctor, and Mrs. Lorne (Ella) Thurlow, both of Goderich, Mrs. Florence Williamson of Vancouver; 11 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The body was at the R. S. Box funeral home, Seaforth. A private service conducted by Bishop Wm. Townsend of London was held at 11 o'clock Thursday morning and a public service conducted that afternoon by Rev. E. J. B. Harrison was held at 1 p.m. at Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield with burial in Bayfield cemetery. Pallbearers were: Wm. Wild, James Scotchmer, Barry Wild, Kenneth Black, James Yallop, Wm. Wallace. Flowerbearers were: John Wild and Charles Scotchmer. CLOSING OUT JAN. 17 6 P.M. LAST 3 DAYS FINAL CLEAROUT STEDMAN'S deiDERICH ,410444.9R yvas .taken 1:oy Mrs. Walker W.110 .AlSO. read the scripture, rear reading,, • Mrs. ,McNanghten'a topic "HP Your Part," Mrs Stuart gave a very interesting paper on New Year :And what it means and how we could improve, The roll e411 was answered by 16 attending. The .offerMg was taken by Mrs. Stuart and dedicated by Mrs, McNaughton, Mrs, A, Paterson, ogr new president, took the chair for the business part of the meeting. The treasurer's report was given 'by Mrs. Berry and showed • $1,961.65 was raised by the group last year. Mrs, A. Paterson And Miss M. Swan offered to - collect for the march of dimes for Tuckersmith. Delegates were named to Hospital, London. Mrs, attend the meeting at McGregor read letters from our oWesley-Willis United Church on.. • foster child. in, Hong Kong. Mrs. Henderson expressed her appreciation of all who had helped during her term of office. Mrs. D. Triebneir and Mrs. Cliff Henderson of Stanley unit, read New Year's messages. . The annual meeting will be held on Jan. 18 at three o'clock and the World's Day of Prayer will be held in Brucefield United Church on March 6, Mrs. R. Walleis key woman. Mrs. H. Berry was appointed as a member of the Steward Board Representive from the U.C.W. The slate of officers for 1970 are as follows: past president, Mrs. John Henderson; president, Mrs. • John Broadfoot-; first v i c e-president, MrS. Elgin, Thomson; second vice-president, Mrs. • - Stewart Wilson; third vice-president, • Mrs. Victor -Hargreaves; treasurer, Mrs. A. Paterson; secretary, Mrs. Edgar Stoll; church committee, Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. D. Adams and Mrs. Win. Burdge; manse convener, Mrs. Alex McBeath; kitchen convener, Mrs. Allan Hill, Mrs. Broadie, Mrs. Stuart Broadfoot; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Cliff Henderson; foster child, Mrs. Gregor McGregor; social conveners, Mrs, Erdin Selley and Mrs. R. Walters; program conveners, Mrs. M. Haugh, Mrs. Triebneir, and Mrs. Arnold Taylor; cards and flowers, Mrs. H. Berry and Miss M. Swan; press secretary, .Mrs.- Lorne Wilson; supply convener, Mrs. L. Efre, Mrs. W. Pepper, Mrs: R. Taylor and , Mrs. J. Mrs.- H. •Berryr M'es': Vilkin'3" chnOreiVMargolafidle/eoffreY. "I 11 CLINTON BX MRS. H. F. POIFIY The Brucefield Inet the school r9Q111 Of the church with an attendance of 30. Rev. Stuart installed the new Officers , for 1970. The retiring president, Mrs, John Henderson.conducted a short business period. Mrs. John. Broadfoot reported the receipts of the three units: Tuckersmith unit, $906,65, Stanley unit No, 2 $617,90, unit $126.96, After all accounts were paid a balance of $1,702 was tabled, Mrs. Berry read thank you notes from Mr. •F. Beudge, Miss E. Bowey and Mr. Win, Stuart, sympathy cards from Mrs, G. McGregor and'Mrs. D. Clark and a letter of great appreciation from Mrs. Clifton, a patient for sonic time in St. Joseph'S Jan. 29th. The group was asked to save all nylons, stamps and Christmas cards to be left at the church. A get well card was signed and sent to Mrs, W. Haugh who is a patient in Toronto. Ways and means to raise money for 1970 were discussed. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Paterson. The hostess, Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Ham, Mrs. N. Sillery, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Berry served a lunch. Clinton personals Mr. and Mrs. William Norman were pleased to learn that their son Jack has successfully passed the most recent set of uniform final exams of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants which were written in early October 1969. Jack graduated from Clinton District Collegiate Institute in 1957;' he received his B.A,Sc. and M.A.Sc. from• the University of Toronto in engineering geology. During 1963 to June 1965, he was employed by Socony Mobil Oil, working out of Dawson Creek, B.C. From 1965 to 1969 Jack articled for his CA with McDonald, Currie & Co. in Vancouver, B.C.; and is presently with Amax Exploration Inc., a subsidiary of American Metal Climax Inca in their Vancouver exploration office; He is married to the ;Mc9tieey flowers for church,', Vancouver and they have two Mustard; pianist, miss m. former Janet Broadbent, of Mrs. R. Dalrymple and Mrs. 13 ' '" Graham. Mrs. Broadfoot closed .:the meeting with prayer, TUCKERSMITH MIA! The January meeting of the Tuckersmith U.C.W., Brucefield United Church was held at the home of Mrs. D. Stuart on Monday afternoon with Mrs. Norman Walker and Mrs. James McNaughton in charge of the devotions. Mrs. McNaughton opened the meeting with a poem, A hymn was sung with Mrs. Ross Scott at the piano. News of Brucefield clintOn ‘Thursday,. ,Sani..4ary, 15„ 1970. 00Y .FROM THE CAR 'PEAI1R WITH .youR SAFETY. .1Nr • MIND Got A "Tgp SAFE USED . CAR AT 'LOW. INTER PRICES _ New car sales are at an all time high due to the huge public acceptance of our 1970 Pontiacs and Buicks, so we have too many trade-ios arid have priced them to move. 1970 OLDSM013ILE DELTAS8 • 4 door hardtop, finished in. Bermuda Blue with matching blue interior. Features custom radio, automatic, power steering,p9wer brakes, whitewalls, wheel covers, chrome moulding Package, only 9,400 miles. This is a fantastic opportunity to have a nearly new car at a greatly reduced price. Lic, H84183 Winter Sale Price — $3995 1967 FIREBIRD CONVERTIBLE This is a real hard-to-find beauty, equipped with 326 NM, automatic, power steering, power brakes, wire wheel discs, rally steering wheel; radio, full shaded glass, red line wide oval tires. Ideal "personal" car. Lic. H82913. Winter Sale Price $2295 1968 CADILLAC DE VILLE 4 door hardtop, finished in medium aqua with black vinyl top. Every power option conceivable, even power vent windows and trunk lid. Full factory air conditioning, full shaded glass, excellent tires, wonder-bar radio. Lic, K40-095. Compare anywhere at $5000, Winter Sale Price $4295 1968 CHRYSLER NEWPORT. CUSTOM 4 dOor sedan, power steering, power brakes, power seat, AM/FM stereo radio, all new tires, a shimmering gold beauty with a black top. Lic. 1672K. Other car lots would ask over $3000. Winter Sale Price $2799 1966 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE All, power equipped including power trunk lid, wonder-barh radio, full shaded glass, like-new tires, finished in smart palmetto green with black leather interior. Lic. 206956. Winter Sale Price $2695 1967. PLYMOUTH FURY II 2 door hardtop. This stylish auto has a V8 engine, automatic, radio, power steering, tinted windshield, whitewall tires. Will provide many years of excellent transportation. Lic, J32183. Winter Sale Price $1895 1965 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM Sedan. Here again, all power features are standard equipment on this big 133" wheelbase Cadillac. This low miledge `lux'ury car also has an AM/FM radio, padded roof, full shaded glass, etc. Over $10,000 when new. Lic. H85289. Winter Sale Price $2495 1964 PONTIAC STRATO CHIEF 2 door, This is a one owner, perfectly maintained auto with 6 cylinder engine, standard shift, radio, whitewalls, wheel covers, smart new grey metallic paint job. Fully guaranteed, Lic. H82381. ,.‘ Winter Sale Price $750 2 door hardtop. Features V8, automatic, whitewall's, smart Alaska white 1964 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE with redrinterior. Lic., H80849. lAkstor 'ye* t Winter Sale Price $899 4 , 1965 CHRYSLER SARATOGA 300 4 door, only 32,000 miles. Has power steering, power brakes, radio, etc. ' Don't hesitate on this car. Lic, H82715. Winter Sale Price $1495 1966 VAUXHALL VICTOR 101 4 door sedan. Owned by a country doctor and driven just 17,000 miles. It's original! It's perfect! Lic. 412249. Winter Sale Price $965 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY iI 4 door. Shaded in a lovely turquoise. This lady driven unit is equipped with a 6 cylinder engine, 3-speed automatic, radio, chrome wheel covers, spotlessly clean inside and out. Lic. H81532. Winter Sale Price $1095 etc. Factory warranty remaining. A real scarce model. Previous owners name 2 door hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear speaker, rear defogger, bucket seats and console, vinyl roof, full shaded glass, 1968 BUICK SKYLARK CUSTOM on request. Winter Sale Price $2895 1964 CHRYSLER SARATOGA 300 4 door. Just traded in on a new Cadillac. This is a.one owner car that reflects the care its previous owner provided. Original finish. Power el:juipped. Custom radio. Lic. H46999. '4r 'IA Winter Sale Price $995 1962 PONTIAC PARISIENNE STATIONWAGON 4 door, V8, automatic, power steering, 'power brakes, radio, full safety check. Here too long — must got Lic. X97691. Winter Sate Price $399 1966 PONTIAC GRANDE PARISIENNE 4 door hardtop, V8, automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, full shaded glass, special notch-back seats. This is the exclusive Pontiac series. Lie. H81985. Winter Sale Price $1895 1966 BUICK WILDCAT 2 door hardtop, only 84,000 miles, power equipped, tinted windshield, bucket seats and console. A real sporty, powerful car, finished in tan with a beige top. Lie. 1241K. Winter Sale Price $1995 1966 PONTIAC STRATO CHIEF sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, 6 tires and wheels. A perfect family car with a lovely maroon finish. Lie. H81033. Winter Sale Price $1295 WE HAVE 6 AIR-CONDITIONED CARS IN STOCK Over 70 Used Cars To Choose 'From LA C. TERMS AVAILABLE M -c G E E PONTIAC BUICK 4000101 524-8391 Photo by Hadden Studio Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a traditional floor-length gown of white lagoda silk featuring a high neckline of imported appliqued lace overlay, as did the tight fitting cuffs on the large bell sleeves, and a fitted waistline with a sheath skirt. A cathedral train fell in pleats from the waist at the back. The shoulder-length triple illusion veil was held by a headpiece of fabric flowers which matched the gown. The bride's bouquet was a cascade of Pink Delight roses and fern. . The ' maid of honor, Miss We nda Boughen, Stirling, Ontario, and the bridesmaids, Miss Gwen Hendrick, London, and Miss Brenda Ann Hargreaves, \.Brucefield, were attired alike' in floor-length gowns of cerise chiffon over taffeta featuring high necklines, full puff sleeves with tight fitting cuffs and floor-length trains falling from the back neckline. They wore variegated carnations, in their hair and carried bouquets of variegated pink and white carnations. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Ron Livermore, Gorrie, and guests were ushered by John Cooper, Parry Sound, and Paul Swan, Brucefield, brother of the bride. Followini the ceremony, a reception was heldAn the church basement which was decorated in the Christmas theme. Mrs. Swan, who chose a champagne dress and jacket ensemble, tan accessories and wore a corsage of Pink Delight roses, was assisted in receiving guests by Mrs. Livermore, dressed in a mint green dress and jacket ensemble with a corsage of Pink Delight roses. For the wedding trip, the bride donned a burgundy velvet dress with black accessories and yellow'rose corsage. Prior to her marriage, the bride was guest of honor at several showers.