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Clinton News-Record, 1962-07-26, Page 5OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO PETER'S MEAT MARKET ON THEIR NEW LOCATION AS OUR NEIGHBOR We Are Co-operating with Peter in a LUCKY DRAW- for a Westinghouse Electric Dryer Value: $209.00 One Chance FREE with Each Dollar Purchase at Both Stores--Draw, Saturday, Dec. 22, 1962 ROBIN HOOD Easy Mix CAKE MIXES 12c pkg. 5 for 59c (WHITE, CHOCOLATE, HONEY SPICE, BANANA or GOLDEN) DELMAR MARGARINE 4 lbs. 95c Tilbest PEANUT BUTTER-16 oz, jar 29c Martin's APPLE JUICE-48 oz. tin 29c Lyon's TEA BAGS-100s—Only 69c pkg. Viau Marshmallow. DROP COOKIES 29c Reinhart's WHITE VINEGAR gal. 65c (IN YOUR OWN CONTAINER) Save BLACK DIAMOND Stamps HERB'S Food Market For TEN P4Y5.—,1414,T 20. to..AVPOT 4 CLARK'S CANNED GOODS WEEK CLARK'S PORK and BEANS 2-20 oz, fins 39c TOMATOCvs JUICE—fge. 48 oz. tin .... 29c CLARK'S VEGETABLE or TOMATO SOUP 2 10 oz, tins 25c—Special 10 for $1 CLARK'S CHICKEN & TURKEY STEW-15 oz., 39c Phone HU 2-3445 — Free Delivery Thurs., July 26, 1904,clinton ,News-Record----Page •.5i. Lamont-Hamilton A lovely wedding was sole- mnized in Burn's United Chur- ch at two o'clock on • Saturday, July 21, 1962, when the Rev. H. A. Funge, Londesboro, united in marriage Lenora Ann, young- est daughter Hof Mr„ and Mrs. William Hamilton', Londesboro, and ;Charles Everett Lament, Son of Mr. arid Mrs. Calvde: La- mont, AR,1, Holyrood. The church was decorated with white 'mums and pink cernataions, potted ferns, ;and candelabra. • Miss Manguerite Lyon, Kit- chener, played traditional wed- ding music and' accompanied Mrs. Carman Moon, RR 1, Londesboro, as' she sang, "0 Perfect Love," "The, Lord's Prayer" and "0 Promise Me." The -bride given in marriage by her fether, was :lovely in a traditional floor length gown of silk organza over taffeta, ac- cented with guipure lace mot- ifs and dainty :bows'. The bod- ice was fashioned With lily point sleeves and a scalloped seb- rine . neckline sprinkled with pearls and sequins. The bouff- ant shirt featured a back bustle bow and swept to 'a a chapel tr- ain. She twore a drop peerl DIAMONDS at ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. PHONE HU 2-9525 FINK PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. Are Pleased fo have done the PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL WIRING RENOVATIONS AT THE NEW PETER'S MEAT MARKET FM Plumbing & Heating Ltd. .84 Wellington Street — Clinton Phone HU 2-7682 1' We are happy to have installed a new 8 Ft. Refrigerated Freezer Unit and re-installed all tho refrigeration units in Peter's Meat Market CROCKER REFRIGERATION G, K. Croke R.R. 1, Hay Post Office Phone Dashwood 37 R 4 RUSSELL L. JERVIS COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL. REMODELING HU.2-9390 68 ALBERT ST.. BUILDING RENOVATIONS AT THE NEW HOME OF PETER'S MEAT MARKET WERE DONE BY Dealer and Installer of Modern Aluminum Doors, Windows and Awnings JULY 26 - 27 and 28 THREE BIG DAYS AT THE NEW LOCATION OF PETER'S MEAT MARKET In the Former Sangster Store — Next to Herb's Food Market Grand Opening Specials LEAN BREAKFAST BACON lb. 69c YOUNG BEEF LIVER - - lb. 39c WEINERS BOLOGNA lb. 350 lb. 290 4 Lbs. for $1.00 4 Lbs. for $1.00 HOLLANDIA COOKIES TEA RINGS Buy 1 Pkg. for 39c----Get 1 Pkg. FREE FREEZER SPECIALS HIND QUARTERS CHOICE BEEF Only 550 lb. Average 120 lbs. per quarter [ PETER'S MEAT MARKET and HERB'S FOOD MARKET are Co-operating in a Lucky Co-operative Draw for a Westinghouse Electric Dryer as 1st Prize (Retail Value: $209.00) AND SEVERAL CONSOLATION PRIZES Ta Be Drawn Saturday, December 22, 1962 One FREE Chance With Every $1.00 Purchase First Prize: 15 LB. HEN TURKEY 4 CONSOLATION PRIZES: CANNED HAMS r *mom. man Moms IMMMIN CO UPON • Coupon Worth 25c on the Purchase .n any size 0 g ROAST of BEEF ▪ Coupon_ Closing Saturday, July 28 Z L _ COUPON A Special Buy! WALLACE TURKEY PIES Save I4c Only 55c pkg. 0 lomion Display in Our Store BOLOGNA GUESSING CONTEST On the 4 Ft. Bologna on Phone HU 24731 You Are. Cordially Invited To Visit Our New Store This Weekend . . Thank. You — PETER DAMSMA, ;tipton and. District Weddings' Seeley-Landry A quiet wedding Was solemniz- ed in 'Wesley-Walls United Church, Clinton, on Saturday, July 21 at 2 p.m. when Rev. D. J. Lane D, D. of Clinton joined in marriage, Phyllis Jeanette Landry, daughter of Mr. and: Mrs. Joseph G. Landry, Orore- ecto, New 13runsvvick,.. to Robert Rutledge Seeley son Mrs. Mar- ion Seeley rand -the late Wilfred E. Seeley. The bride was lovely in a street - length gown of white or,ganza over :taffeta, A crown of seed pearls held her brief silk altision veil and she car- ried; a bouquet of red' rosebudS. Their ettendents were Mr. and Mrs. William Seeley, Grand Island, New York. The bride was employed by the Bank of Montreal, Oran- octo, New Brunswick and the groom is presently stationed at Camp Borden with the RCAF, NEW POTATOES. 6 QUART BASKET — 45c NEW CABBAGE GREEN BEANS BEETS 182 Church Street HU 2-7168 CLINTON GREENHOUSE and Garden Centre John Steele Smith, Prop. Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH Open Every Afternoon PHONE HU 2-7712 At other times contact Local Representative—A. W. Steep—HU 2-6642 ' 21tfb ..diomminummoommommormumumme rs. Why spend so much money to buy a wash-dry unit when you can use ours any hour 'at the day or night, for just pennies per load. You can do all the loads you want at one tirne,too. Open daily! USE THE NIGHT DEPOS- IT BOX AT OUR STORE ON ALBERT STREET FOR DRY CLEANING OR LAUNDRY. DROP YOUR BUNDLE IN BETWEEN 8 A.M. AND 12 P. M. Crich-Raciot A lovely wea(ding V>.1413, Mnized $'t. Eatrjek's •Eornan Clethplie Church Galt, ont SA', wday. .Judy X3, by the ..Rev, awaited "Wesgield UnAlled beet Walsh, The bride Is Sqz- Plene Francinie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Mole Joseph A4c.jot:, And; groom is ROSS: Neil son of l‘tr. and Mrs, Joseph He1144%rlal, Clinton',ter Of Mr, 414 Mrs. HOW, 11:113 iwQ1.0 gown of ' B4 1, Eeigrave, and the- gropm le the son of Mr.. 413. PC4rIt ftey, K A. Feege, Lontleshoro United Church. performed the double-ring ceremony .end, Mrs. John Nixon, Eeigrave, played traditional wedding music. Given' in marriage by her father, :the bride waS lovely in a white waltz-length of lace and Wien net over taffeta, match laca jack'e't end long white gloves, Her matching veil was helyd' in place with. a 'crown 'of tear'-drop pearls and sequies. She caviled a cascade 'bouquet of red rosebuds. Mr. David' Webster, H:lyth, Was her sister's matreri of honour wearing dress of blue figured taffeta with overskirt of blue nylon net,- 'blue' rose headress with veil' and ,carried a bouquet of pink cernetione. Mrs, Eldon Ritchie, Lucknow, sister of the groom was brides- maid wearing a yellow direSs styled Similar to that of the matron of .honour and she car- ried pink carnations. L it ti,le Miss Marjorie Nixon, Belgrave, was flower-girl in • a dress of yellow taffeta with' figured ny- lon overskirt and small flower bandeau. She 'carried 'a nose- gay of yellow flowers, Master Donald' Ritchie ' of Ludo-tow was the ring-bearer. The .gToornsman was Ivan, How- = -att, brother of the bride, and the ushers were David Web- ster, Blyth .and Eldon Ritchie, • B of M Manager The Bank of Montreal has announced 'the appointment of Donald J. Shanahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shona hen, RR 1,.Clipetork as man- :aged.- of its Chappaa branch, Mr. Shan,ahan, a iiptive of Clinton and graduate of 'CDCI, joined 'the Bank of Montreal in 1951. He sub- sequently served ;at branches at Goderich, Creditor, Zurich, Mount Forest, Ingersoll and Grirrisiby. In April, 1958 he was ap- pointed as'sis'tant accountant at Simcoe and, two years lat- er, moved to Newmarket as accountant. He leaves that post to manage the Chippaswa branch. Mr. Shanahan married 'the f or mer Leota Freeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Freeman; Mary Street. They have three chil- dren, Kevin, Karen and Kathy. MIDDLETON In the absence of the rector, the Rev. E. S. B. Harrison, the service of morning prayer in St. James' Church, Middleton, Sunday, July 29, will be con- ducted by the former rector's warden, J. Ross Middleton, RR 3, Hayfield. Service is at the usual 'time of 9.30 a.m. Guess Weight of Bologna! Win a Turkey peter Damsma, proprietor of Peter's Meat Market holds a 4-foot bologna made by Whyte's Packing Plant, Stratford. The correct guess of the weight of this bologna will win someone a turkey. Peter moved last week , from the former Charlesworth Feed Store south four doors to the former Sangster building next to.Herb's Food Store. The newly renovated meat market is hold- ing special . "Grand Opening" days this weekend. (News-Record Photo) necklace and carried a crescent bouquet of white carnations, stephanotis, and ivy. Mrs. Murray Lyon, _ Lontles- boro, was her sister's matron of honour. She wore a street- length dress' of pink silk organ,- ea over taffeta with bodice fea- turing a :Scoop neck and: bow- trimmed cap sleeve, and bouf- fant skint styled with: apron! effect at back. 'She wore a matching, circular, floWered headdress and veil and carried a ,basket of white baby 'mums.' Mrs. James W,hytock, Tees- water, sister of the groom and. Miss Barbara Holland, cousin of the bride, were b;ridestmeids. Their dresses 'and headdresses were identical to that of the' matron' of 'honour end they car- ried baskets of white baby 'mums. Each attendant wore .a pearl necklace and' earrings. Misses Carol AMT Dale and Katherine Dale nieces of the bride, were flower girls. Their dresses were pink silk organza over 'taffeta, They wore mat- ching headdresses and lockets; and carried baskets of white baby 'mums, Lloyd Lamont, ;Teeswarter, was his brother's groomsman. Murray Lyon, Londesboro, bro- ther-in-law of the' hride, and Francis Lamont, Tillsonbrirg,' brother .of the groom, ushered guests. A reception followed in' :the Londesboro United Church par- lours where' the Londeshowo United 'Church Women served a delicious dinner. The wait- resses were Miss Noreen: Mc- Ewing, ;Bly,th.; Miss' Aileen Husk, Teeswater; Miss Lorna Barrie, Kitchener; Miss Marilyn Riley Londesboro and Mrs. Donald: Gleush.er, 13t:13/th. The guests were received by the bride's, mother, who ware a rose beige embroidered silk organza over taffeta sheath with matching duster, matching accessories and a corsage of chalice roses. She was assisted by the 'groom's mother, who had chosen :a blue sparkle or- ganza over taffeta sheath with white accessories and: a :corsage of pink roses. For 'travelling on a honey- moon to points east, the bride chose a mauve embroidered sheath with matching duster, white accesiseries and a corsage of white carnations. On' their return the' couple will reside art Teeswater. THE LUCKY NUMBER THIS WEEK IS 1093 Check Your Calendar. If the nUmbere match, take the Calendar- to our Office and claim your $3 credit. AUBURN—Bouvets of pink and White summer flowers de- white silk o !„glonia ep- pliquee of :alencoo lace, The dress 'featured a Scooped jew- Oiled. neeidine„ short shirred eke gees: and -fitted bodice. The NU bouffant skirt swept into a eho.- pal ;train. A headdress of soft Jewelled petal scallops 'held her pcpft veil of silk illusion and she Carried 'a cascade of yellow throated 'orchids and white stephanotis int'erspers'ed' with trailing ivy, - Miss Helen Brewer, Galt, was maid of honour. Mrs'. Carlene Guelph and Mrs. Alice Irvine, Waterloo, were brides:, maidS, They wore ideetical dresses .of yellow organza. James 'Managlian„ was best man; and Eichard Rae, tot and Allen Taylor, both of -Galt, ushered guests. Following a reception in the Kress Hotel, Freston; the young couple left ,for a wedding trip.: to Nei-them Ontario. The bride travelled in a gold and multi- coloured ensemble in tones of orange, yellow, white :and gre- en. Her ;accessories were white and .a 'soft 'shade of green. the couple will make' 'their home in Windsor, 14.019nowq F'ollo'wing the cereroVny A receptiton wars field at the home of the bride's parents where the bride's mother received in a sheath of mist green with, mat- ch last .§AturdlAy for the wod- china dustier' citt nylon organza ding ceremony of Dorothy Mar- over printed tefeta, white oic- se Tio.watt and 'Melvin Etne-A ce,s;series end A white .earnation Bogie. The bride is, ,the -44101, corsage. The groom's mother wore fr two piece beige .dtess, beige AC- .CeaaCqle and pia.* carnation .001;SagP, The- dining room was decor-ow with pink and white stave, mere and' white bells and the bride's table was: eentre.ci with a three-tiered wedding cake flanked by lighted tapers:. The guelsta were :served by friende' of the bride, Waitresses were Miss Myrna Muscat; 13:reekeo- bridge, Mich„ Miss Margaret Wightmen, Helgrave, MisS Anne Currie, Wine-zone MM. E. Rea* Belgnave, For a wedding trip to Eastern Ganda the bride :donned a the- ee-piece lime green suit dress, white accessories, a white car- nation eorsage and she wore the gift of the groom, a three str- and crystal necklace with; mat, ching ear-rings. On their return they will reside on the groom's farm at RR 1, Poet Albert, Guests were present from Beeckenbridge, Mich., London, Orangeville, Cl- inton, Hiytth, Luc'know, Goder- ieh, Port Albert and Wingharn. Prior to the wedding, Mrs. Howlett entertained ;friends 'and relatives :at a trousseau tea. Pouring tee were Nies:. Clifford McPhee, Auburn and Mrs. El- izabeth Sitter, aunts of the groom and Mrs. George Howatt, Beigrave, aunt of the :bride. Show the trousseau were .MM William Taylor% sister of the bride and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie, sister of the groom and friend Mrs. E. Beck, Belgrave.