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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-19, Page 2Page 2—-Clinton News-Record—■Thurs., Mpy 19, 1966 r T KIPPEN Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickert, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hubbard and boys of Harriston. .Mr. and Mrs Grant Love, of ___ MRS. NORMAN LONG Phone; 262-5180 Caro, Mich., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mc Bride Mid Sharon. Sunday yisL tors were Mrs. Robert Dalrym ple, Bonnie and Betty of Bruce- field, Friday and Saturday Evenings Only 'Chicken In a Basket" Friday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to Midnight SMORGASBORD DINNERS Every Sunday Evening from 5 to 7 Phone 482-3421 for Reservations We Cater to Dinner Pcrties and Wedding Receptions Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Brown Of pgtopit,, Mich., visited' Sun-, day with Mr, and Mrs. N, Long. Mrs, Eldin .Kerx* has been a patient in Seafprth Memorial Hospital the past two weeks. Young People's Anniversary service at St, Andrew’s United Church was well attended Sun day. Rev. D. Stuart conducted the service ^witi; Miss Dianne McKay, Miss Gwen Hendpick and David Turner taking part in the.worship ’service. Special music was rendered by the choir with Mis-S Jean Ivison at the organ, and a quartette by Joan Sipciair, Debbie Anderson, Grant and Kenneth Jones. Monthly Meeting The UCW held its May meet ing ait the church on Tuesday evening (with 28 ladies in at tendance, Mrs. Lloyd Lovell took the warship. After re ports were given 'and business discussed, Mrs. Emerson An derson, assisted by Gary show ed ' pictures taken last winter while visiting Florida. Dianne and j Darlene McKay gave a piano' duet and also sang, with Mrs. Broadfoot ac companying on piano. An in vitation from Brucefield to at tend their visitor’s day was accepted. A Mother's Day poem was given by Mrs. Bert Faber. Cour tesy remarks were by Mi's. John Anderson. A lovely lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Ross Love and Mrs. Pearson Charters. r i k> MENS' and BOYS' KORATRON SLACKS THAT NEVER NEED IRONING WASH THEM — DRY THEM — WEAR THEM! DAVC' WESTERN OR DACK STYLE DU id SIZES 10 TO 18 PRICED AT .......... $05 to $6.95 BLUE - TAN - OLIVE -. BLACK DACK OR BELT STYLE WAIST SIZE 28 TO 44 PRICED AT $05 TO $9,95 BLUE - TAN - OLIVE - GREY sSPORT SHIRTS MADRAS PLAIDS — CHECKS ' PLAIN SHADES HOLIDAY Qft special ON SALE THURS. - FRI. - SAT. ONLY STRIPES SIZES S-M-L-EL REG. TO $6.00 T Having t^ken over the trucking business of my father, QJiffgrd Keys, I will be available to carry ph his business—trucking livestock, feed, grain, furniture, etc. BRUCE KEYS. Varna Phone Hensail 262-5360 1 — - ■ " — ■ ... .'S Do you really need money to make money? Over 250,000 Canadians have foundthe answer Of course you do. But it doesn’t need to be much. Even 50c a day in an Investors Plan..,will multiply into thousands of dol lars in a few years! 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L, Colquhoun, donor of trophy, pre- ' senting it to Harold McPherson, who had ' low score among Legion members, and Harold Black, Legion sports chairman who convened the tourney, ' (News-Record Photo) T -----——'L—-- Coffee House Is Next Topic For Modern Kairos Lamontagne-Begg Adastral Park Couple Wed in Chapel Will Reside At CFB North Bay I OIL BURNER SERVICE AND • S't. Paul's Roman Catholic Chapel at Canadian Forces Base Clinton was the scene of a pretty wedding at noon on Saturday, May 7, When Miaur- een Heather Begg became the bride of Peter Noel LaMon- tagne, CFB North Bay. , SYNDICATE LIMITED — —-—Or mail this coupon——- Name ........ Address City/Town W. G Campbell P.O. Box 659 ” SEAFORTH, ONT. Phone 527-0452 of the bride, both of Clinton. After a wedding trip to Pen hold and Red Deer, Alberta., with stops at various points in the western provinces, the young couple will make their home at North Bay. For travelling the bride chose a two piece wool suit in beige tone with pink blouse and ac cessories in, pink and black patent. Her corsage was red roses. Receiving guests in tine social centre at CFB Clinton, Mrs. Begg received in rose linen three-piece suit with white ac cessories and her corsage was a white , gardenia. The head table1 was centred with the three-tier wedding cake, flank ed by lighted Papers. Assisting at the1 buffet lunch eon were friends of the bride, Miss Michelle McKenzie, Win nipeg; Miss Patricia McKenzie, Brockville and Misses Myrna and Sandra Erickson, Downs- vi’ew. • > The toast to1 the bride was proposed by Mike Chiowrun, and the groom replied. Miss ■ McKenzie Was in charge of Signing of the guest book. Other out-of-town 'guests were Mr. 'and Mrs. Lome Doupe, Kirkton.; Mr. and Mrs. E. P. V. Blake, Stouffville; -Miss Bridget Cole, Toronto and Miss Sue Thompson, Port Credit. Huron County Kairos young folk met in Winigiham United ahurch on Saturday evening, May 14. Dr. Jiaok MIcKim made an excellent moderator of the topic and discussion of “abor tion, contraception,, and illegiti macy”. The evening proved 'informa tive1 as well as. extremely inter esting. As one young person re ports, “Certainly we are break ing the ice, in a few of our social problems, by discussing these matters with someone well versed on the subject.” The Kairos hope that every one there had at least some of their puzzling questions ans wered. The next meeting will be in Seaforth on May 27, and the topic will be based' on the film, “The Coffee House”. All young people are invited to come and bring a friend. -----------o----------- Dairy Calf Club Holds First Meet SUMMER CLEANOUTS Make Your Arrangements Now Before The Fall Rush A. G. 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Y-'’ •' '\ 1i < Exclusive $1000 Coleman CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR NEW HEATING PLANT GINGERICH'S SAlSvlCE Phone 482-963457 Albert Street CLINTON J\ -----------o----------- Relatives Attend Baby Baptism BAYFIELD — The service of baptism for Dean Michael, in fant son of Howard G. Arm strong and Joyce* M. Bell, Was held at Goshen United Church on Sunday morning. The Rev. Harold F. Cuirie, HensaT, officiated. In honour of her grandson’s ■Christening, Mrs. Charles Bell entertained members of the fa mily at a turkey dinner at her home at. one o’clock. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong, Julia, Jiill and baby Dean, RR 1,. Zuirfch;- Mir. and Mrs. Don Bell, Mark and Wendy, Mrk and Mrs. Alan Galbraith and Janis, Clinton and Mrs. George Bell. Later Mr&. Bell accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. Armstrong, visited her husband Charlie Bell in Clinton Public Hospital. (Photo by K. Jervis) Mr. and Mrs. Peter Noel LaMontagne .Rev. R. E. Bussey officiated. The bride, a 1965 graduate RNA from St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brookville, is the daughter of F/S and Mrs, W. Ronald. Begg, 10 Winnipeg Read, CFB Clinton and the groom’s parents are Corporal and Mrs. -Noel LaMiontagne, CFB Perihold, Alberta. Given. in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in floor-length gown of silk organza, over taffeta. The fitted ■bodice featured a slight scoop neckline and long lily point sleeves'. The skint of unpressed plealts fell from a fitted' midriff which was covered in guipure lace. Her train, attached to the back neckline by an organza bow, also was trimpaed with guipure lace:. Her bouffant slhoulder-length veil was of silk illusion, held by a wedding ring headddresis or organza. She car ried' yellbw roses and stephan- otis, and wore a miniature gold cross given her by her grand mother. Mrs. M. Chowrun, Clinton,- was matron of honour, and " wore a floor-length gown of Salmon pink in style Similar to the 'bride’s. Bridesmaids were Miss Jo anne Briadshaw, Port Hope, and Miss Judy Bush, Adastral Park. They wore floor-length gowns of mint green nylon chiffon ■over taffeta with empire wai'St- MneS. Bodice and sleeves were fashioned of chantilly laCe over taffeta. All attendants . wore identical short * nylon net veils1 held by wedding ring head pieces in the same shade as their gowns. Each wore elbow length white flowers were daisies. Groonfsman Blake, StoUffville, and were ushered by Mike run end Allen Begg, brother f....... ' : ' ■ * Clinton Memorial Shop (By Leonard Lobb) The Bayfield 4-H Dairy Calf Club held its first meeting of the year at the farm of Stanley Mcliwaiin, with 12 members in attendance. A demonstration of the dif ferent parts of a dairy cow was given, and a class of cows judg ed before retiring to the house to Watch an interesting film called “Cash in on Grass”, re lating to the night’s topic, “Establishing land managing pastures.” A discussion and quiz fallowed and lunch was served. Bob Vbdden thanked host and hostess. Wedding Pictures JERVIS STUDIO Phone 482-7006 s. V r 4'x8’ SHEETS TOP QUALITY EXTERIOR OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT S4.95 GAL. BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED SEAFORTH 527-0910 CLINTON 482-9514 J gloves. white Their shasta was Victor gUesite Chow- , The annuta Huron County Livestock Judging Comlpetiiition Will be held on Saturday, May 28 at the Seaforth Faii’groundis1. : After registration at ,9:00 a.m., young people will be giv en instructions' 'on how to judge classics of dairy, beef, sheep, swline and bacon sidles. Last year, 200 Huron County 4-H and Junior Farmer mem bers participated in the live stock judging competition. 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