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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-09-17, Page 8R9YY f "44 EA " '441?..11.111iPi.;i4P4 W 'TEED • 4?..it44 VII111041.111111111111011110111., MARKET YOUR BEAN coLittv!) WITH YOUR COOP co•oP TO OBTAIN TOP MARKET VALUE FOR YOUP CROP, USE THE IMPROVED FACILITIES OF. HENSALL DISTRICT COOPERATIVE PRONE, 2G -2928# NSALL 4111•1111MMI ATTENTION ENGAGED COUPLES 3 Complete ROOMS ONLY '666' LIVING ROOM DINETTE BEDROOM 2 niece Chesterfield, coffee table, 2 end tables and lamps. 5 pieces, 36 x 48 x 60 table and four chairs. Dresser and mirror, chest, 4 bed, boxspring and mattress. ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW at 71 Albert St., CLINTON STORAGE NO extra charge if you would like your furniture stored until needed. PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERY AND SET UP WHEN DESIRED 'EVENING APPOINTMENT 482,9505 BALL & MUTC H LTD. HOME FURNISHINGS. 71 1,1-8 E 8.1' St. CLINTON 35.00 Per Month °.PRE-SEASON Save 10% On COATS and FASHIONS Ladies' Car Coats Midi's .in an assortment of Fabrics and Styles, such as Wet Looks, Borgs, Suedes. Sizes 7 to 15 Buy now on Our LAYAWAY PLAN Pay 20% down and save 10% OFF regular prieet CASH YOUR BABY BONUS at STEDMAN'S AND WIN $50" Winner of last month Mrs, Ginette Nash of Seaforth "(Kill:30 Zia) DEALER 1 Clinton — A. Itlthe Clipt09,1Vayl-fieCPrid, Thursday, .011teMbar• 17, 1970 O 40.4 CAM , ••••&" tii EFIIC EARL, Cpl. and Mrs, Stanley Smith and family of Camp Borden spent the weekend with Mr,ancl Mrs. R. V. Larson. Gordon Merril[ returned this -week -to Brock. University, St, Catharines to begin his second year studying biological science, Mrs. George Reed of 'Varna and • Mrs. Keith Leonard of Willowdale spent the weekend with Mrs, L. B. Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Pounder and children, John, Cathy, and Mary Beth who have been living in. Calgary, but are now residing in London were with her parents Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchnier over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Scotchmer and Robert of Chatham were also with his parents for the weekend, and all attended the Bayfield fair on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson have returned from a two week visit at Camp Borden where they were guests of Cpl. and Mrs, Stanley Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterka and, children, Margaret, Louise, .005-M)P—W4W 44 Chris and Mrs. Robert Plar of Cleveland Were guests of M .and Mrs. Lloyd. Scptcllrncr fro; Tuesday to Friday last .week, Blanche rcarrOthers. London was a recent guest wit Mr, and Mrs. Warren Cook c Tuyle St, Dr. and Mrs. J, M. Grows? I.40q,d0p. spent Sunday an Monday with Mr, and Mr Warren. Cook. Denis. Florian son of Mr, an Mrs, Edward Florian of Clinto spent Saturday and Sunday wit Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hammond. • Guests at the Little In during the past week included Mrs, Alvin M. Blue, Paisley; M and Mrs. A.C. Peter, and, Lind' of Detroit; Mrs, A. 4. Luxtot Montreal, P.Q.; Mr. and Mrs. 14' Munds, London. and Mr. an Mrs. D. Morgan, Mt. Morn Mich. Don't forget the Big Pot Lut Supper at the Bayfield Aret Saturday at 6:30 p.r Everybody welcome. Bring yo own main course and dessert. /5 welcome. Photo by McDowell FISHER—TELFORD GRAHAM — Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Charles Graham are making their • home in Mount Forest following their wedding, August 15 in s North Street United Church. The bride, the former Sharon Elizabeth Lockhart, is the ',, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Lockhart, RR 2, Goderich. The groom's parents are Mr, and Mrs. L. B, Graham, Goderich. Rev. Robert Raymont conducted the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Lee McCallum was soloist with Paul Howe at the organ. The church was decorated with candelabra arrangements of cascading mums and eucalyptus foliage as the bride proceeded to the altar where she was given in marriage by her parents. She 4.1 wore a floor-length gown of w it a'Frerich'"•souffle featuring sh lOyes4, anti's' a "rldtind neckline trimmed with white lagoda. Attention was focused on the cage train which was draped to form the main part of the dress and fell gracefully from • the shoulders. Her headpiece was IT'S MERRILL TV FOR THE FINEST COLOR TV WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 215 Victoria Street Clinton TEL.: 482-7021 LOCKHART a pillbox with pearl trim which held her four-tiered illusion veil. Maid of honor was Miss Colleen Lockhart, RR 2, Goderich. She wore a floor-length pant dress in coral pink with matching lace accentuating the empire waistline. She wore matching flowers in her hair and carried" a graceful design of white and coral flowers enhanced by Mexican fern. Bridesmaids Mrs. Ray Baxter, Owen Sound, and Misses Daphne and Carolyn Graham, Goderich, were gowned identical to the maid of honor. John Foster, Galt, was groomsman. Ushers were Ray Baxter, Owen Sound; Wayne Philbrick, Vineland; and Wayne Gliders, Goderich. ,The wedding dinner was ;x4sd tlre,lorth Street Uhited 'Church hall. The mother received her guests in a pure silk turquoise blue shantung dress with sculpture lace and bead trim, white accessories and a corsage of roses and a gardenia. The groom's mother assisted her in a two-piece ecru lace ensemble, emerald green accessories and a corsage of orange roses and a gardenia. The couple travelled to Lake of Bays, Northern Ontario for their holidays. The bride's going-away ensemble was a black and white crepe dress, black accessories and a corsage of red baby roses. Hostesses at showers for the bride prior to her marriage were Carolyn and Daphne Graham, Goderich; Mrs. Jean , Perdue, Clinton; Mrs. Isobel Sturdy, Goderich; and Mrs. Eileen Doolittle, Mount Forest. St. Peters Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph, was the scene August 15 for the wedding of Richard Francis Jeffrey and Dianne Elizabeth Cleave. \ The groom is the son of Mrs. Monica Jeffrey and the late Richard Jeffrey, RR 2, Zurich, and the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Cleave, Bayfield. Pink and white gladioli and mauve mums decorated the church for the double-ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a dress of white Lagoda satin, with empire waistline, long tapered sleeves, and stand-up collar. It featured daisy chain trim and the back extended into a short chapel train. A flowing chapel veil also featuring daisy trim was gathered into a ,Juliet cap headpiece. She carricid ai,eascale of pink roses and ivy, The matron of honour, Mrs. Shirley O'Brien, sister of the bride wore a dress of mauve chiffon over taffeta with back flowing panel, empire waistline, and short sleeves, aIso featuring daisy trim. She carried a basket of mauve and white shasta daisies. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Sharon Brakenshire, Zurich, sister of the bride, and Marilyn Jeffrey, Zurich, sister of the groom. They were dressed identically to the matron of honour but in pink, with picture hats and baskets of white and pink shasta daisies. Groomsman was Michael Jeffrey, Zurich, brother of the groom while ushers were Jack Cleave, brother of the bride, and Richard Fisher. 410;r4.4014" Soloist was Mr. W. Cook, Clinton, accompanied by the church organist, Mrs. Henry Raw. At a reception held afterwards at the Zurich ,Community Centre, the bride's mother received guests, wearing a two-piece, turquoise, linen and lace dress, with yellow accessories and corsage of yellow and coral roses. The groom's mother assisted, wearing a yellow two-piece lace dress with yellow accessories, and corsage of yellow and coral roses. For the wedding trip the bride wore a pink ensemble with white lace coat and white accessories and a deep pink carnation corsage. The couple will live in London where the groom works for London TV Cable:', • 411 CoRpicaly1 • !"-arteili' dikPase develops " over many gears of time, says the Ontario Het[rt Foundation. The earlier in life a heart-saving diet is adopted, the lower your risk of heart attack, To help reduce the risk of heart attack, the Ontario Heart Foundation recommends -a diet that uses less animal „ fats and fewer cholesterol — rich foods, Gladioli decorated Bayfield United Church for the wedding ceremony which united in marriage, Delores Freda Telford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Telford, Bayfield and Franklin George Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs, James Fisher, RR 1, St. Agatha, Ontario. The Reverend D. Beck officiated at the double-ring ceremony and traditional wedding music was played by the organist,. Mrs. Cox. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in a simply-styled floor-length dress of 'peau de soie, Her veil was also floor-length and she carried yell ow roses. Attending the bride as maid of honour, was Miss Debbie Hauf, Bayfield. Her gown was of yellow peau de sole and her flowers were yellow gladioli. Mrs. Larry Fisher, Waterloo and Miss Sandra Telford, Bayfield, brgesmaids„„,wore,,green peau de soie dresses and carried yellow gladioli. The attendant's dresses were styled similarly to that of the bride. Sharon Bowers, Kitchener, fiowergirl, wore a yellow peau de sole dress and carried a basket of gladioli. The groomsman was James McCauley of Montreal and the ushers were Larry Fisher, Waterloo and Douglas Telford, Bayfield. Bearing the rings was Thomas Telford, Bayfield. Following the wedding a reception was held in Bayfield Community Centre which was1 decorated with gladioli. Receiving the guests, Mrs. Telford wore a pink lace dress with a corsage of yellow roses and carnations. She was assisted by Mrs. Fisher who chose a dress of blue lace and wore a corsage of an orchid and yellow roses. For her wedding trip, the bride changed to a yellow dress with silver accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will live in Waterloo. Showers prior to the wedding included a Tupperware party held by Miss Debbie Hauf, a shower at Bayfield United Church and one with Mrs. Larry Fisher of Waterloo as hostess. STOCKER FEEDER SALE HENSALL SALES ARENA SATURDAY, OCT. 3rd,1:30 p.m. 00 HEAD CONSISTING OF CALVES, CAWS, HEIFERS AND STEERS , FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT VICTOR HARGREAVES JACK MORRISSEY 482-7511 234-6200 AUCTIONEERS; HECTOR McNEIL LARRY GARDINER 38, 39, 40 111111111billIMM JEFFREY—CLEAVE