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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-08-09, Page 6The annual CNnton Merchants Sidewalk Sale, which was held Thursday, Friday and Sate day of last week was a success, merchants say. The weatherman co-operated fully and a tracted hundreds of shoppers Into Clinton. (News-Record photo) Take care of your boat OUR SUMMER STOCK MUST BE CLEARED 0-0.114TON NIpArfff-RECORD.THURSDAY, AVOVST 9, 1973 Sy Mary WM*, Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Jo Reynolds returned home with their parents to South- field, having spent the past two Sunday., Janet Bob and Nancy the Love family picnic held at Harbour Park in Goderich on Mississauga. They all attended Andy Thompson of with Mr. and Mrs. John Them- Mr, and Mrs. Conrad Kot peon Jim, Sharon and Bob and Mark of Hamilton visited were Mr. and Mrs. Robert on Monday afternoon with Reynolds of Southfield Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. returned home. dmother, Mrs. Ella. Jewitt and George Hart of Brussels. They Ed. Brady of Seaforth, spent Saturday evening with Brenda and Bonnie Dowson Mr. and We. Fred Buchanan, of Varna are visiting for this Bill, Betty and Bob when Doug weekS holidays with their gran- Lucknow where they attended holidays. the Crafts Show. Sympathy of the community pot week on holidays with his David Preszcator and family on. grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. the passing of her mother Mrs. throp spent Saturday at Bommell's to spend a few days Kim and Greg Riley of Win- returned home with the Van Holiday weekend visitors boys, Doug Buchanan spent the is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley Sharon and Kenny, Steven Mra, Igarris Boa. Steven sister and brother-in-law Mr. Mrs. Irene Grimoldby. of Clinton visited on Monday with Mrs. Luther Sanders, visited on Wednesday with her and Mrs. Jack Medd, Jim and Kerri, Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell Dr. Ann Juhasz of Chicago weeks of holidays at the Thom- Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes and John ,Mr, and Mrs, Marris peon home, Mrs. Irene Grimoldby spent Bos attended the Wammes- the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Steep wedding in Goderich, Russell Fleming of Seaforth. followed by the reception in Mrs. Bill Storey attended the Clinton Legion Hall on Friday Clark-Flynn wedding in Lon- evening. desboro United Church Mrs. John Thompson accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Terence followed by the reception held Hunter of Colborne Township in the Clinton Legion Hall on and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hun Saturday August 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley, ter and Kathy of Goderich this past Saturday when they atten-Wendy, Debbie and Benjamin ded the graduation in Toronto of Huron Park spent Sunday of Miss Sand)-) Hunter from visiting with his parents, Mr. Canadian Mother Craft. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dorrat— Wendy remained to spend a spent the weekend visiting with few days holidays. Ben also Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richardson spent the holiday weekend at of Guelph. his home returning to Clinton Mrs. Thelma Bromley of Kit- Public Hospital on Monday chener spent the weekend with evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A number of young people McLellan of Kitchener were from this area who are mem- Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ella bers of the Young People group Jewitt and boys. from Londesboro United Miss Krissy Laws returned to Church spent the weekend cam- her home in Brucefield having ping at Point Farms. spent the past few weeks Jeana Lou Elliot of Staffa is holidays with Mr. and Mrs. spending a few days this week Fred Buchanan, Bill, Doug, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Betty and Bob. Preszcator, Diane and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs, Martin Van Danny Jewitt is spending this Bommell, Christopher and week visiting with his grand-David of Komoka visited on mother, .Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys. Miss. Marie Harvey of Don Mills visited on Monday after- noon with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth. Congratulations are exten- ded to Mr, and Mrs. Ken Mit- chell, the former Mary Buchanan on the birth of a, daughter, Jennifer Ann on Thursday, July 26th in Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal. This is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs, Don. Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan attended a family wedding shower on Sunday for their daughter Nancy held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Buchanan of Ilderton, Mrs. Eileen Consitt of Zurich spent a few days visiting the past week with her aunt, Mrs. Luther Sanders. Mr. David Reid and Darlene of London also visited with his grand- mother. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dollimore and Wayne of Brant- ford visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan and boys. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Luther Sanders were Miss Pearl Thamer of Walton and Mr. Ivan Hill of Exeter. Mr. Gerald Riley of Windsor spent the weekend at his home with Mr. and Mrs. Hen Riley and family, • mouromminologo... Ontario's forest industries provide direct employment for approximately 78,000 -- an estimated 14,000 in timber har- vesting and another 64,000 in processing and manufacturing operations exclusive of fur- niture making. * * * Ontario's forest industry's annual payroll is about $400 million. * * * The sales value of products shipped by the Ontario forest industry is estimated at $1.6 billion annually exclusive of the products of furniture manufacturing, MR. AND MRS Arrays of white daisies and pink gladioli set in candelabra formed the setting in North Street United Church for the exchanging of wedding vows between Colleen Faye Lockhart and Paul Arthur Pigeon. The double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Robt. Raymont on July 20. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Lockhart, Goderich Twp. and the groom the son of Mrs. Dorothy Pigeon and the late Leon Pigeon, Stratford. Mrs. Wm. Cox soloist sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "Oh Perfect Love" accom- panied by Mr. Cameron. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride chose a full- length dress and train of white chiffon with Alencon lace bodice. She wore a white pic- ture hat with pink trim from which fell a waist-length veil, She carried' a bouquet of white daisies and pink carnations. Maid of honour was Miss Jennifer Linklater and bridesmaids were Dianne Dixon and Debbie Hodges, all of London. They wore identical gowns of pink crimplene trim- med with white and wide brim- med floppy hats. Each carried a large single white rose. Tracy Baxter, niece of the M . P. L PIGEON bride was flower girl dressed similar to the bride, She carried a basket of white daisies and pink carnations. Groomsman was Dana Cooley. Ushers were Fred Solomon and Gary Swinkels, all of Stratford, • The reception was at the White Carnation, Holmesville. The bride's mother wore a floor length dress, of turquoise sheer with corsage of pink car- nations. The groom's mother wore a floor-length flowered sheer dress with corsage of pink carnations. For travelling, the bride changed to a red polyester dress with white accessories. The couple are residing in Stratford. Showers were given in honor of the bride by Jennifer Linklater, Goderich; Mrs. Chester Sturdy, Mrs. Donald Harris and Mrs. A. Jongejon at the home of Mrs. Sturdy; aunts of the bride at the home of Mrs. Reg Miller; employees of the Medical Records office of Strat- ford Hospital where the bride is employed. Every summer thousands of boat owners take to Ontario's lakes and rivers, Every con- ceivable craft from rowboats and canoes to 40 foot yachts take advantage of the miles of waterways in this province. Unfortunately, some of our land-based pollution problems get transported onto the water. Here are a few hints for you, the boater, to ensure that the waterway you use remains clean. Don't litter. Any cans, bottles or wrappers that go out 'in your boat should be taken back to shore for proper disposal. Debris thrown overboard is more than just an eyesore. It can be a hazard to swimmers, water skiers and other boaters. Handle fuel and oil carefully. Fuel slops and spills should be avoided for your own safety as well as for the protection of water quality. A little bit of spilled fuel goes a long way. It makes a big ugly slick on the water. Take it easy. Running your power boat flat out continually makes a racket that others on the lake don't appreciate. It also burns up fuel and engines fast, and in some areas the wake from fast boats cause erosion problems. Slow down and make a few friends along the way, Protect your water supply. If you have a fresh water tank aboard, fill it only from an assured safe supply, such 'as a municipal water systems' If you have any doubts about your tank, sterilize it with one ounce of household bleach for every three gallons of water for a least 12 hours. Then flush it well with clean water. Remem- ber. It's better to be safe than be sorry. Clear your channel. Under- water debris and weeds off your dock can lead to trouble. There are aquatic weed killers on the market, but the best bet for the small boat owner is still to get out in the water with a rak clear the area. As a reminder, Environ Ontario is distribut Pollution Fighter decals windshield stickers. 8277/f 8711.1V a. N NE CONOKT 1/4*^ .1%, .‘" I DONE BETTER, „%itis :6:0::7 HOE 0 : DOO AIL 4 DON BELL BUILDING CONTRACTO 225 MAPLE ST. CLINTON 482.9560 What's happening in Constance FINAL SUMMER FINAL SUMMER OUR SUMMER STOCK MUST BE CLEARED Wes tern On tarion •- Newes r puiv pion 3 BIG AUGUST 17, 18,19 DAYS Saturday» Miss MYRNA LORRIE and the Canadian Playboys 3 Bt SHOWS-4-6, 7-30,9-W) also Saturday afternoon ENGLISH Et WESTERN HORSE SHOW $1000 in prize money and the AWARDS The First -annual Tug -of War tornpitlilon will be hsid On Saturday afternoon August 18th at 5:30 with the cissmplonimp Pull-off at 8:30 Saturday night for $25.00 and Motion's Trophies to be awarded to the amenities and the runnerri-up.Entry fee Is $10.00. For further Information phone i2/-4801,, Arnatour feints only please. Sunday Horseshoe tournament, $100 in prize ...dtch the world's champion ELMER HOHL. GIGANTIC PARADE -Antique Cars -Bands -Floats Sponsored by Lucan District Lions Club Fri. Sat. Sun., Continuous Irish Entertainment featuring the fabulous Molly McGtsires in the Arena friday -Ckt 0-1-V Star 'Big At and a shower of Stars 9.30 Bingo Games of Chance TALENT SHOW 2 FLOORS OF EXHIBITS t °Mint/Otis Movies MAPLE CITY SHOWS frank Walton at the Organ FISHERMAN'S PARADISE (TROUT POND) DUNKING MACHINE TOM NOYES "WV' MIDWAY OFF DRESSES PANT SUITS PANTCOATS se 43%1S PANTS of SKIRTS P‘ SHIRTS ETC. ETC ETC opts All OAT WIMIISSAT, 01411- !M/MI 01810 SHOPPi THE 80UARIE 006EftliCH