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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-04, Page 5..; •Reg Junior con Tanablr* were er vin rotergill, ,PY Wright a foist Rev. McD Bell Lighted candelabra and baskets of pink, yellow, blue, green and white . flowers prOvided the setting for the evening wedding at Ontario Street United Church, Clinton on Saturday Augnst 2nd at 7 p.m. that united Potricia. Ann East and Budd Raymondliell. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold East of RR 4, Clinton, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell of Clinton. • The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. L Lewis, and organist Miss Louise Lovett accompanied Miss Ann Snell who sang two lovely songs. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride looked lovely in a floor length gown of satin brocade covered with tiered lace. The full circular skirt fell gracefully into a 'chapel length train. Her headpiece was a matching Juliet cap which held her long sheer and lace trint- med veil. She carried a bouquet of yellow, pinkgreen, blue and white flowers. Miss Bonnie East lof Brampton, sister of the bride, was maid of honour, and wore a floor -length gown of pink polyester crepe with printed sheer organza from the waist up. The gown featured an empire waist, short puffy sleeves, and full skirt. Miss Brenda Bell, sister of the groom and Miss , Lois Winterize your home right now! Fuel costs you more than insulation. Get your home all snugged up right now. Get the moneyfrom V and G. We've had 86 years ' experience in arranging loans for just this purpose: Don't delay. Do it today. Get the cash from Victoria and Grey. isusr COMPAP4V 11NC* 1 eft* Mik$A6011 I.D. (641.41) 1001,S 4***4**4 • itakfiattO "kt'Aalaii,aao,4 ,4=4 ildi... n's -photo by Carman East Beacom of Blyth, friend of the bride, were bridesmaids, and were attired in dresses of yellow and green. similar to the matron of henotir. Miss Tammy Nott, niece of the bride, was the floweglirl and was dressed in a filut dress matching the bridesmaids. The attendants all wore white floppy hats with ribbon to match their dresses and carried a miniature bouquet similar to the bride. The best man was Roy Dalton of Seaforth, a friend of the groom, and the ushers were Wallace East. brother of the bride. Bob Bell. brother of the groom, and ringbearer was Dean Nott, nephew of the bride. Following the wedding, there was a dance at the White Carnation at Holotesville, where the guests were received by the bride's mother, who wore a floor length gown of white and silver crimplene with pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations and, white baby's breath. The groom's mother assisted wearing a floor length gown of pink crimplene with a corsage of blue carnations with a white ribbon. The bride's table was centred with a three , tiered wedding cake. The wedding couple honey mooned in Eastern Ontario. • Prior to her . marriage. Pat was honoured at several 'showers -given by neighbours and friends at the home of Mrs. Helen Trewartha, Lois Beacom, Bonnie East, Brenda Bell and Tammy Nott and by the aunts and cousins, given at the home of Mrs. Albert Evans'. The.couple are resiling at 343 Victoria Street Clinton. ' as .**T Pee anfl his essage was "Make his 49u enjoy good In bis,labour".. The flowers on the mettkOtlial ind were Awed in loving ,Pern9rY of Ken McDonald by his rife Enid ao4family. emir practice will resume this Thursday, September 5th. Personals $Ympatby is extended to W. ,ciMrs. tack Lee on the death sister4in.law. Mrs. hill Afte CROW, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson nd their' family, Mr. and -Mrs. Raymond Radford of London and Mr. and Mrs. Lahn Lawrie, Robbie and Jennifer of Kit- Chener returned home on Friday night from a week's holiday at ICilbear 'Park, north of Parry Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook Visited an Tuesday night with his sister, Mr: and Mrs. Pere gibbings, Clinton. Visiting on Wednesday with Mr. and ,Mrs: 'Orval Newby were Mr. and Mrs. Gar. McGilvery, Chesley. Mrs. Ruby (Scottie) McDougall . 'of Islington fawned to her home on Sun- day from spending two weeks with .Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDougall. Visitors on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDougall were Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Harrison and Mrs. Pete Young, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brock of Burlington visited at the same home. Mrs. Pere. McBride, Carlow and Mrs. Dora Kenny of London visited on Monday with the former's aunt, Mrs. Laura Saundercock. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook were their daughter. Mrs. Ron Ellerby, Frank-, Don and Valerie Miller, Clinton. Miss Debbie Davey of Hamilton returned home on Tuesday September 2nd from a week's visit with her grand- father, Emerson Hesk. • Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jones, David and Lana of Goderich Twp. visited with his mother, Mrs.Jrpssie Jons on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Rab Caldwell and Erin, Niagara Falls visited with his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDougall. Mrs. Capling of Kitchener spent the weekend with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Claire Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. David Fair - service and Maureen of Dollard Des Ormeaux. Quebec returned to their home on Friday from spending a week with his mother. Mrs. Myrtle Fair - service. Mr. and Mrs,. Jim Fowler, Stratford spent the holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton of Moorefield visited with their claught.er. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thorripson. Agts 3 to,14. Register at the' Town Hall 9 a.m. to )2 neon FEE $20 for first child: $15, for each, additional family 030mbor• EXTRA INFORMATION AVAILAIME ON •• EGISTRATION DAYS N 1,1.171777.11 • .7.1•Hreyfr 1 e There weremanr dignitaries in the Bayfield Fal*' parade last Saturday Includ14 the flitylleld reeve, the Goderich Township deputy.reeve, and Progressive Conservadve candidate Jim flayter. (News.Record photo) Stabilization program extended The Honourable William A. Stewart, Minister of AsricultuT and Food for Ontario, hal announced a two Week extension of the enrollment deadline for the provincial Beef Calf Income Stabilization Program. The cutoff date has been extended from August 31 to Septetnber 12,1975. In making the announcement Mr. Stewart said: "Due to wet weather delaying harvest, some producers halve been unable to find the time to enr,ell their cow herds prior to the August 31 deadline. No doubt some farmers caught with harvesting commitments may have encountered problems in getting to local agricultural representatives' offices to discuss and complete the necessary forms and procedures for the program. At present, well over 3000 beef calf producers have enrolled in the program." In addition to the extended deadline. Mr. Stewart An- nounced the principal sales yards for Ontario stocker calves which will be used in 'determining the weighted average market price this fall for the government's Beef Calf Income Stabilization Program. During the months of Sep- tember, October and November, feeder cattle sales and regular sales in which significant numbers of stocker calves are sold will be monitored to determine the weighted average market price. In Northern Ontario these include Little Current, South River, Wiarton. Rainy River, New Liskeard and Thessalon. In Eastern Ontario, Galena and Cobden will serve as the central selling points. In Central Ontario, Lindsay (Kawartha) and Woodville and in Western Ontario„Kitchener and Tara will be included.Sales of stocker calves at Toronto Stock Yards will be included in the market price calculation. Mr. "Stewart stressed that only Ontario -produced beef calves will be included in the market price determination. Male and female beef stocker calves in the following weight ranges will be used to calculate the weighted average price:. male calves, 300-575 lb. ; female calves, 300-5501b. The _weighted average market price will then deter- mine -the extent of the prOducer payout. If the average hap- pened to be 30c per lb. then the payout would amount to 20e per lb. of, calf produced. Based on theformula used in the program this amounts to a payment of 576.50 per cow. From this amount the 55 per cow producer fee will . be deducted. In the announcement of the Ontario Beef Calf Income Stabilization Program, . enrolled farmers were •guaranteed a stabilization price for 1975 at 50c per lb. - Mr. Stewart added, "It should be noted here that every participating farmer gets the same payment per cow whatever price he as an in- dividual gets for his calves, or 'whatever weight his calves are. In fact, it is not necessary to sell calves in the year in which they are produced to_ par- ticipate in the program. Every producer should strive to manage his cow -calf enterprise to get the best returns he can from the market." ''.1..''''s100114: • ft 'Only , Olds A Mit To *SO* ROI /00114104 (1111401$0, Storm, Tim% Proporty Osonnef • tioisility, fir. Directors and. Adiustero: Lavern Golthin4 RR 3, Walton., Ont. Phone 5i -1I7 Rohl. Archibald, RR 4, Seater* 521-11117 Ken calrnoclum, RR 4• Seaforth 521-1545 Ros Leenbardt, RR 1. Bornholm 345-2334 John MrEwing, RR 1. Blyth 523.9390 Stanley McIlwaln• RR 2. Goderich 524.7051 Donald McKercher. RR 1, Dublin 527-1137 Wm. Pepper. Brucefield . 482-7534 J.N. Trewarlha. Box sot, Clinton 482-7593 Agents: James Keys, RR 1 Seaforth K.J. Etue. Seatorth. Wm. Leiper. Londesboro Steve J. Murray, RR 5. Seaforth - , , P3410.40 Gentle, Regular, Super Cori or for Tinted or Bleached Hair. IRilifv2° All/Buy-tdult -- MULTIPLE VITAMINS • 2 bottles hIS Iron lows , I RECSO All/Day Adult MULTIPLE VITAMINS 100's kotli•s Super Summer 1 Savings CHECK OUR BARGAINS ON SPECIALLY MARKED PANELLING BUY TWO SHEETS AT THE REGULAR PRICE GET A THIRD SHEET FOR ONLY $ 2.00 I 975 Styles of panels ore now in --'q--i-metv,-;Astonfecoki-kieoi for now or replacing alcT style panels now in your hne. BALLMACAULAY LTD Clinton - 46-9514 Seaforth, - 527-0910 Hansa - 2624418