Clinton News-Record, 1967-10-05, Page 6Harvey C. Johnston left is seen admiring the
plaque presented to campaign chairman Maitland
Edgar, center, for going over the top in the
lpcal Cancer Society Campaign. Looking on is
pF
30th
FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING FOWL
GRADE "av'
• CAPON CHICKENS
• CHICKENS
Town of Clinton.
Lunch will be served_Silver Collection
• TURKEYS • DUCKS
Joseph Whitmore, Toronto, Assistant to the
Vice-president, Coca Cola Company and
Campaign Chairman for the Ontario Cancer'1'
Society.
NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section *
9 of the Voters' Lists Act and that I .have posted up at my office
at Clinton, on the 5th day of October, 1967, the list of all persons
entitled to vote in said Municipality at Municipal Elections and that*
such list remains there for inspection.
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING
OF VOTERS' LIST
PHONE 482-3834
ART COLSON — GRANT IRWIN
at
Londesboro
Community Hall
■ DANCING 9 - 12 P.M,
Scoffs Orchestra
Wedding Anniversary
Reception and Dance
For
Mr. & Mrs. John Riley
OCTOBER 7, 1967
TOWN OF CLINTON
Easy Payments cgfibe arranged at
AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS OF $100 OR MORE
OFFICES: Forast, Sarnia, Patrolia, •tratiiroy
3% 40, 41
5270927
JONES - PAPPLE
AN IDEAL INVESTMENT FOR SECURITY
AND HIGH RETURN
Linda Ruth Papple, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon E,
Papple, Seaforth, became the
bride of Alvin Lewis Jones, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan L,
Jones, Clinton, at a double-ring
ceremony performed by Rey, <
J,C, Button in Northside United*
Church, Seaforth, recently.
Given in marriage by pey
father, tpe bride wore a floor
length gown of silk organza over
taffeta featuring an empire
waistpvith an A-line skirt trim
med with chantilly lace repeated
on the dress bodice and the long
lily-point sleeves. The detach*
able chapel train was adorned
with panels of lace and a crown
jQt crystals and pearls held her
tiered French silk illusion veil.
On a white Bible, she carried
a spray of sweetheart roses and
stephanotis.
Maid of honor was Miss
Darlene Kerr, London, Brides,
maids were Mrs. James Snell,
Clinton, and Mrs. William Fish-
bach, New Hamburg. They were
gowned alike in deep mint green
dresses. designed similarly to
the bride’s and featured panels
of silk organza and lace flowing
from the shoulders.
Flower girls were Donna
Henderson, Seaforth, and Peggy
Jones, Clinton. They wore mat.
ching floor-length white dresses
with deep mint trim and carried
mint green baskets, with white
and green baby carnations and
fern,
Ushers were Lawrence
Jones, Clinton, and Kenneth
Clinton Meat Market
Moore, E gm ond ville, Grooms-
man was Kenneth Papple, Kitch
ener. Brian Moore, Egmond»
ville, was the ringbearer.
For the wedding dinner in
the church hall, foil owed by a
wedding reception ip the Legion
Hall, the bride’s mother wore
a coat and dress ensemble of
pastel blue silk organza over
patterned brown brocade, brown
accessories and a corsage of ,
pink roses. The groom’s mother
chose a two-piece ensemble of
deep violet silk crepe, pink
accessories and a corsage of
pink roses.
For travelling to the Canadian
West, the bride wore a brown
Silver
dinner
A very enjoyable evening was
hold at the home of Frank And*
rews when the members of the
family gathered to celebrate the
25th wedding anniversary of .
their eldest son, Homer and his
wife, the former Bernie Ches,
sell.
During the evening, a dinner
set and other serving pieces
were presented to the pair.
The couple have two dauglw
ters, Mrs. Jack (Marie) Far-
relly and Mrs, Gordon (Lynn)
Dallose, and one son Colin, at
home. All reside in Fergus.
brocade velvet coat and dress
ensemble, brown and gold ac
cessories and a corsage of
gold talisman roses, On their
return, they take up residence
on the. groom's farm at R.R.
2, Clinton.
Wedding guests were present
from Kitchener, New Hamburg,
Brantford, Welland, London,
Wingham, Bluevale, Toronto,
Bpamsville and theClinton-Sea-
forth district.
The bride is a graduate of
St. Mary’s School of Nursing,
Kitchener. Prior to her mar*
riage, the bride was guest of
honor at a community shower
held in SS, 4 McKillop School,
with Mrs. Ronald Gross, Mrs.
James Moore, Mrs. Bruce Cole
man and Mrs. Arnold Taylor,
hostesses.
A surprise shower was given
her at the horpe of Mrs. James
Snell, with Miss Ann Snell and
Miss Peggie Jones presenting
the gifts. The bride’s mother,
Mrs. Gordon E. Papple also
entertained at a trousseau tea
in her daughter’s honor.
Photo by Nephew
Unit three of Ontario Street
United Church Women will meet
in the Church parlor on Monday
October 9 at 8:30 p.m.
* * *
October meetingof the Legion
Auxiliary will be held October
16, a week later than usual.
Surprise
party
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wright
were honored last Saturday
night with a surprise party on
the occasion of their 35th wed
ding anniversary.
The evening was spent play
ing euchre followed by lunch
including a beautifully decor
ated wedding cake served with
ice cream.
The family presented the cel
ebrants with a lovely gift.
KINSMEN SNELL - WESTLAKE Photo by Hadden’s Studio
ANNUAL PEANUT
Calvary Baptist Church, God-
erich, was the scene of a late
summer wedding on September
16, when Rev. Donald Fitchett
officiated at the marriage of
Sandra,.^.daughter- of Mr. anldfc •
Mrs. Gordon T. Westlake, Bay. |
field and Ronald. Gordon, son of 1
Mr. and Mrs.* Ernest Snell, •
Blyth. " ;
Did You Know ?
DRIVE
TUESDAY NIGHT - OCTOBER 17
HOUSES WILL BE CANVASSED FROM 6:30 - 9 O'CLOCK.
Proceeds for Community Service Work
BAYFIELD YACHT CLUB
ANNUAL DANCE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th-8:30 P.M.
AT
THE BAYFIEL DPAVILION
Music By RED RUHLE — Adults Only
ADMISSION $4 COUPLE Lunch and Refreshments
BEANS
WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
STORAGE AVAILABLE
SEE US BEFORE
YOU SELL
WHEAT
FOR SALE
ALSO AVAILABLE ON CONTRACT
COOK BROS
HENSALL « 262-2605
For Our Plant 4 Mitchell
BBER
PRESSMEN
Steady work in a modern plant at $1.85 an hour plu*
incentive. Off-shift premium 11c an hour. Hospital, medical,
weekly indemnity and life insurance premiums company
paid. Ten paid holidays per year. Generous vacation plan.
Pleaaa apply at our Head Office in ■ Plant 1 Stratford or
telephone to arrange en interview in Mitchell.
Standard Produds
(Stratford) Ltd.
1030 ERIE ST., STRATFORD 271-3360
39, 40, 41
We Are Buyers Of
WE ARE ALSO IN THE MARKET FOR OATS AND
BARLEY THAT WILL MAKE SEED.
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE YOU SELL
For Highest Prices Paid Contact
PHONE 242-2527 ~ HENSALL
And I hereby call upon all voters, to take immediate proceedings
to have any errors or ^omissions co/rected according to law, the:
last day for appeal being the 9th day of October, 1967.
Dated this 5th day of October, 1967.
JOHN LIVERMORE, Clerk,
FOR COLD WEATHER AHEAD
CHOOSE FROM OUR
FULL RACKS OF
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NOT EVERYONE NEEDS TO BORROW
BUT MOST CERTAINLY
EVERYONE NEEDS TO SAVE
CLINTON COMMUNITY
CREDIT UNION LIMITED
For Your Fall Fertilizer Requirements
Use High Analysis
AGRICO FERTILIZER
on Wheat, Pasture, Hay Fields and
* Fall Plow-Down
BAG and BULK, DELIVERY
Spreader Rental (5-ton capacity)
SOIL SAMPLING SERVICE
(before fall plowing if possible)
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL AGRICO DEALER OR
ROBERT TAYLOR, Sales Representative
R.R. 3, Clinton - Phone 482-9144
BRUCEFIELD SERVICE DEPOT
Phone 482-7241 or Robert Taylor, 482-9144
CORN
GROWERS
YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT AND DISCUSS
FUNK '*G" HYBRID CORN TEST
PLOTS (Standard or Experimental)
With funk personnel
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6th
From
1:tX) P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
At
HAUGH BROS
FARM EQUIPMENT
R.R. t BRUCEFIELD
BORG and SIMOTTA
LADIES1 SIZES FROM 6 TO 20
THERE IS A COAT HERE FOR YOU
PLAIN WOOLS
FUR TRIMMED COATS
CORDUROY
ACRILAN
CAMELS
VALUES FROM
S19.95
to 59,98
, Sizes 8 to 4^xF
Ladies* Wear and Dry Goods
CLINTON HENSALL EXETER
Contact Our RapraSaMativa
H. C. LAWSON
Hwna: 482-9644 . Clinton