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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-07-18, Page 12SALE USED PUMPS 01111 ER{/ at 402-$26. about the. ,iumpio- • 0EA-Tr( 300 piston Pump 200:QPN $85* • EPPS A-100 Piston Pump 40 oPil $95* • DURO K.2.5 $ PietOft pump 45 "OPH 7 S S': /DURO 0U.All to coo GPH $65* • • EPP$ AA Y2 .H,P, "Hip 10.000 Des $70# mYER$ HD; 33 01/1,4:40'1444.tig well $120 omYPRS HD7311 tr4 SfitPail,w4tt:14%4P114.00. .0p1.0 $210 * with eschews pump, in frede *PPS) Sales Sorivric.30.26. Hwy. . No CI,INTON "Right neat to the 0E1.1, Microwave Tower" LINTON SEWS.RNCOIRD, THIMMAY MY 971_ MR. AND MRS. RON CORRIVEAU ZURICH LIONS CLUB SUMMER JAMBOREE ZURICH ARENA FRIDAY JULY 26 CONTINUOUS DANCING ALL NIGHT 8 to I A, M. . at 1100 .1!„ TWO BIG BANDS "DESJARDINE": ORCHESTRA "JOE" OVERHOLT Buy your gifts now for any special occasion and save money too during. Squire Gifts' JIk OP MANS 11141.11 THURSDAY, JULY 18 SATURDAY JULY. 27. Se sure and drop out for these Money-saving Sidewalk Sale Items Watch far specials added during this sale Everything an this table--- Special Sale Sidewalk T able Price! RtRip Your Backyard Private With Fiberglas Panels Polarized Sunglasses 1/2 Price Imported from Italy ... Boots Wedgwood Royal Dolton Hummel Figurines 207 0 OFF Stock home For something different „. When you have friend* drop in, bring thent to visit Squire Gifts. We're Cure y0Oe Company WOuld delight in Outing our unique building that is a converted bandshell, lust brim * Of glitWere, Come Out and broWire through )50r bbilecti011 of hiteroithig gift 'trans, souvenirs Attif,#141110h, tic Indian and Eskimo Crafts, We %attire the Will knOWO Kathie thi1 siVerytine looks for, it soUridit different, but why ?Ito try it We're ante yOtilf.find a visit to Squire Gifts in, interesting ettptitleriOe, liart?efue chicken enjoyed by •Crichs A honeymoon to the East Coast followed the June 15 wedding in Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, at which Ron Corriveau, Zurich, took June Falconer of Clinton as his bride. The Rev, L,S. Lewis conduc- ted' the double-ring nuptials before graceful gold candelabra filled with white, pink, mauve and yellow daisies, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falconer, Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Nap Corriveau, Zurich, are the parents of the groom. The bride chose a formal gown designed by More-Lee. The dainty gown was designed in silk organza fabric and trim- med with a Venise lace, The hemline of the gown extended into a full-cathedral train all outlined in a full lace ruffle. Long slim sleeves of the same lace were cuffed with organza ruffle. An inserted bib of the lace detailed with the simple ruffle completed the charming wedding gown. She wore a wide-brim hat with lace effect and carried a classic cascade of white stephanotis, pink sen- sation roses and white daisies. Matron of honor was Jean Falconer, sister of the bride, Clinton. Bridesmaids were Debbie Rathwell, Varna, and Susan Corriveau, Goderich. They were gowned alike in pink and white floral critnplene gowns accented with white collars, Their wide-brimmed hats -were of matching material and they carried springtime baskets of white, Pink, mauve and yellow daisies with a haze of baby's breath. Richard Schilbe, Zurich, was groomsman. Ushers were Kevin McKinnon Zurich, and Paul Corriveau, Goderich. Organist Mrs. Berne McKinley` accompanied Mrs, G. Townsend and Mrs, W. Camp- bell as they sand Love Story and We've Only Just Begun. The Zurich arena was decorated with pink and white bells and streamers for the wedding reception. The bride's mother wore a light blue gown with lace overlay on the bodice, lace sleeves and white daisy lace trim. She wore a corsage of pink sensation sweetheart roses. The groom's mother wore a gown with a floral bodice topping a turquoise skirt, and a corsage of golden fantasy sweetheart roses, For travelling, the bride don- ned a pink pant suit with white accessories and a white corsage. The couple are residing on Quebec Street in Goderich Miss Mamie Middleton and - 'herb'Ousitf; Miss,Jean Mullens of Hamilton are employed for the summer at The Inn of the North, Prince George, British Columbia. Their cousin, Miss Claire Taylor of Blyth operates a shop in the same Inn. The Rev. George Youmatoff and Canon F.H. l?aull of Bayfield visited last Wed- nesday with the Rev. E.J.B. Harrison in Trillium Lodge, Sarnia, Flowers were placed in St. James Church, Middleton, on Sunday last in loving memory of Wilfred Coiclough by his wife and family, As the weeks hurl by, the Middleton church summer (Photo by Erie Carmen) MR. AND MRS. W.C. stNcLAIR the bride, was maid of honor in a white crystalet gown em- bossed in tiny red velvet roses. ,Imported Italian lace woven with red velvet ribbon edged the square neckline and the empire waistline. The full sleeves were puffed onto wide bands, ' Gowned identically were the bridesmaids, Miss Roslyn Miller and Mrs. Charles Culbe'rt, and junior bridesmaid Miss Vicki Beattie, sister of the bride, Flowergirl Kim Sinclair, cousin of the groom, Chatham, had a gown identical to the bride's, She wore a band of white flowers in her hair and carried a miniature replica of the bride's bouquet. Ringbearer was James Beat- tie, brother of the bride. Groomsman was Robert Sin- clair, brother of the groom. Ushers were John Sinclair and Thomas Sinclair, brothers of the groom, and Ian Scott, a friend of the groom. The wedding reception was at Saltford Valley Hall when.. brandy snifters were filled with red water and white car- nations, The bride's mother wore a blue chiffon gown, blue ac y f - cessories and a corsage of red roses. The groom's motherlp, selected a deep pink crimpItnem dress, white :,accessories, „and a corsage of white roses. , The couple left for a,;, honeymoon in Niagara' the bride travelling in a white,, eyelet dress, pink accessories and a pink carnation corsage. They are residing in Kit- chener. Four showers were given for the bride prior to her wedding with hostesses Mrs. Melba McLennan, Chatham; Mrs. Gordon Glousher; Mrs. Ruth Erb; and Mrs. Vicki Culbert • and friends. A presentation was also made to the couple by friends and neighbors at Taylor's Corners. The 39th annual Crich Reunion was -held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Murray Crich at RR 2., Cargill, on Sunday July 14th with an attendance of During the afternoon, a Program of sports was conduc- ted by Mr, and Mrs, Jack Brown, Mr, and Mrs, Murray Crich, and Mr, and Mrs. Barry Kushner. Results of the sports are as follows: ladies nylon relay, Ruth Towsend's team; egg throwing contest, Doug Hu,gill and Wayne Hugill; children's balloon blowing contest, David Webb; adults sit on balloon, Doug Hugill, Jackie Brown, Races: pre-school, Scott Townsend, Tracy Crich; girls five and under, Valerie Sifton, Bonnie Turner; boys 6-10, John Lawson, Barry Turner; boys 11 yrs, and up, Mike Bell, Donald Crich; girls 6 - 10 yrs, Janet Kerr, Julie Townsend men's race, Larry McCiinchey; oldest person, Mrs. Roy Pepper; longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pepper; person travelling farthest, Mrs, Clara Pryce, Vancouver 5.C,; child's birthday nearest picnic, Scott Crich; adult birthday nearest picnic, Kathie Brown. Following the sports, delicious barbecue 'chicken, provided by Murray Crich, and a smorgasbord lunch was en- joyed by all, BY MRS. IVAN McCLYMONT Shower A shower was held in the Township Hall for Joyce Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor a week ago Tuesday night with about 125 in attendance. Mrs. Doug McAsh and Mrs. Bob Webster were in charge of the following program. A mock wedding by using puppets was presented. Five numbers were sung by the young girls of the village. Mrs. Ida.McGlinchey gave a monologue on Grandma's Girlhond comparing her way of living with today's way of life for Joyce. Gifts were presented and lunch served. . Personals Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Doug McAsh and family for-the past week were Elaine Turner and Paula Raymond of Sault Ste. Marie. Several members of the Varna Orange Lodge attended the celebration of the 12th July in St. Thomas on Saturday. Brenda Dawson, Bonnie Dowson, Lori Consitt and Jackie Taylor twirled their batons and joined in the parade. A short 'business meeting was conducted by the president Harald Erich, A moments silence was observed in memory of those rnernbera whO ,had Passed away since the last Picnic, It was decided to hold next year's picnic et Seaforth Lions Park on the second Sun- day .or - The president, Harold Cricir, vice-president, Elmer Town- .send; secretary, !Mrs, Ross Trewartha; treasurer, Mrs. Beg Lawson; sports committee, Doug and Gail Hugill, Jack and Eleanor Brown, and Murray and Doris Crich; table commit- tee, .Mrs, Roy Connell, Mrs. George Turner, Fleenor . Falconer, Doris Hugill, and Geraldine Brown, MATERNITY WEAR at the SEPARATE SNOPPE Main Corner Clinton Open 2,6 Closed Weds, Red and white carnations decorated St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church June 22 for the double-ring ceremony con- ducted by Rev, Ray Moynahan which united in marriage Judith Marie Beattie, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beattie, Goderich, and William Charles Sinclair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sinclair, RR 2 Clinton. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father, She wore a snow white slender polyester crepe gown with long full sleeves ending in long, narrow cuffs. The high Victorian neckline was accented with rows of small daisies down the front of the bodice and tiny seed pearls touched off the neckline and hemline of the dress. She wore' a Juliet cap trimmed with small daisies identical to those on the dress, caught with a pure silk illusion train which was edged with matching daisies. She carried a bridal nosegay of red roses, white carnations and stephanotis. Miss Lori Beattie, sister of prejects now loom up in the near future. The "Country Fare" sale sponsored by their A.C.W. is scheduled for Saturday August 3'at 1:30 p.m. on the St. James Church grounds. There will be something for everyone; an assortment of donated articles of every kind, used clothing, furniture, a children's table, a treasure table, bargains galore, also a baking and produce booth, a snack bar etc. Also, the annual outdoors "Galilean" service and dinner of St. James Middleton is scheduled for Stewart Mid- , dleton's Park on Sunday August 18th at 11 a.m. Do plan to attend these functions.