Clinton News-Record, 1967-10-05, Page 10Thursday, Octobar 5, 1967s
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Lohman Duck Calls—3.25 ea.
Olts Mallard Calls 4.75 ea.
American Duck, Goose or Crow Calls—2.50 ea.
Photo by Harvey McDowell
MILLER - SHARP Oils Regular Goose Calls—3,95 ea.
Scotch Goose Calls—9.2^ ea.
Photo by Harvey McDowell
COX - McCOWAN
WINTER TIME
Resident Gun Licenses
Sold Here
The
DUCK and GOOSE
SEASON IS
Game Call Records — Ducks, Geese, Crows,
Moose, eto. — From 2.49 to 2.95
SPECIALS
TOP GRADE
PERMANENT TYpE
ANTI-FREEZE
$2.45 GAL.
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it
BRAND NAME
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MILLER - SHARP
St, Joseph’s Roman Catho
lic Church, Clinton, was the
scene for the recent wedding; of
ponna May Sharp, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. AliHn£5harp, Clin-
ton, to Harold Franklin Mil
ler, Kitchener, son of the late
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Miller*
Goderich. The double-ring
ceremony was performed by
Rev, J, E. Kelly amid baskets
of gladipli and apricot poms.
Escorted by her father, the
bride was lovely in a floor
length gown of French crepe.
The A-line skirt flowed from
a fitted bodice and applique
of daisy lace bordered the
chapel train. A cluster of daisy
lace and pearls held the four
tiered French illusion veil and.
she carried a bouquet of white
roses and stephanotis.
Miss Kay Sharp, sister of the
bride, Clinton, as maid of honor
chose a floor-length A-line
gown of green peau de sole and
carried a. crescent of apricot
poms. Joanne Sharp, niece, of
the bride, Clinton, as flower
girl was gowned identically to
the maid of honor,
Groomsman was Bill Suther
land, Newmarket. Ushers were
Jim Durnin, London, and Bob
Caldwell, Clinton, Ricky Sharp, •
nephew of the bride, Clinton,
was the ringbearer.
The wedding dinner was ser
ved at Hotel Clinton. Mrs. Sharp
receiving her guests, wore a
two-piece dress of deep pink
and silver with matching hat,
black accessories and a cor
sage of white carnations. She
was assisted by the groom’s
sister, Mrs, Robert Needham.,
who selected a dress of jade
green with lace trim and a
corsage of yellow roses.
The couple travelled to Cape
Cod for their honeymoon. The
bride’s going-away ensemble
•was a three-piece double knit
suit of deep pink, black patent
accessories and a corsage of
white carnations.
They will reside at 57 Kelvin
•Ave., Kitchener.
Showers were given for the
bride prior to her marriage.
Relatives gathered at the
bride’s home to present her
with gifts; neighbours honored
her at the home of Mrs. Frank
Lobb; friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Du
charme; and fellow employees
at the Bell Telephone Company
feted her at the home of Mrs.
Bill Chowen.
she carried a bouquet of shasta
daisies apd yellow sweetheart
rosesjtwJned with ivy.
Hey attendant, matron of
honor Mrs. James McMartin,
London, wore a floor-length
gown of turquoise chiffon oyer
taffeta,with a shasta daisy head
piece, She parried a bouquet
of shasta daisies,
Doug Can tel on, Clinton, was
the groomsman and Gerald Cox
Clinton, and James McMartin,
London, were the ushers.
Mrs. McCowan received her
guests in the church parlor as
sisted by the groom’s mother,
Mrs, Cox, The former chose a
suit of rust French wool bro
cade, black accessories and a
corsage of yellow roses. The
latter wore a dress of pea-
cock blue silk knit, black and
gold accessories and a corsage
of pink roses.
For a honeymoon spent in the
Eastern United States, the bride
donned her travelling costume,
a green wool suit, beige acces.
sories and a corsage of inver
ted daisy petals.
Upon their return, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Cox will reside in
Clinton.
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was entertained at show
ers given by Mrs. Doug Can-
telon and Mrs. Gerald Cox,
A REAL BARGAIN IN SHOTGUN AMMO
Target loads 12 ga.—Reg. 3.25; Spl 2.60 per box
Field loads 12 ga.—Rep. 3.65; Spl 2.90 per box
Heavy loads 12 ga.—Reg. 4.55; Spl 3.65 per box
SIMILAR DISCOUNTS ON OTHER GAUGES
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ROBERT NIXON
DYNAMIC NEW LEADER OF THE
ONTARIO LIBERAL PARTY
Kincardine Town Hail
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th
3:30 A.M.
IN SUPPORT OF
MURRAY GAUNT
LIBERAL CANDIDATE IN HURON-BRUCE
COME AND MEET YOUR LEADER AND CANDIDATE
ALL ARE WELCOME
SPONSORED BY THE HURON-BRUCE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
GINGERIC
Sei la brat ion
FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISHINGS
r
Have Been Added To Our Line In Our
Seaforth Store
TERRIFIC SAVINGS CONTINUE
Open By Appointment Evenings
WHY NOT VISIT THE STORE
And
SEE OUR SELECTION
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SEAFORTH ZURICH CLINTON
Bouquets of white mums and
shasta daisies amid candelabra
set the scene^ in Ontario Street
United Church,recently.,for the
wedding of Barbara Ann
McCowan and John Craig Cox,
both of Clinton. Rev. Grant
Mills performed the double
ring ceremony for the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCowan
and the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Cox, all of Clinton.
Organist, was Miss Lois
Grasby and Mrs. Betty Wil
kins, Goderich, was the soloist.
On the arm of her father,
the bride chose a floor-length
gown of organza over taffeta
embellished with re-embroid.
ered Venice lace on the fitted
bodice'and controlled skirt. The
train was accented with a bow
at the waist and was trimmed
with Venice lace. Her shoulder-
length veil was caught by a
cluster of shasta daisies and
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
80 KING ST.
From October 1 to Decern
tor.
HURON
MEDICAL
SERVICES
The earliest recorded First
Aid' course in Canada was held
by St. John Ambulance in Que.
bee City in the year 1883,
ber 31, Bell Telephone will
take care of maintenance
PHONE 482-9622
CLINTON
SLEEPING BAGS
Reg. from 7.95 to 49.95-Less 25%
HART BATTERIES—
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WORLD SERIES
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ON THE NEW
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Liberals are coming back!
/OU ARE BADLY )N NEED
OF A REST.
This is a now lino with us and as an introduction wo offer thorn
to fit all can at law 20%,
USED TENTS—
Our rental tents, now at first of season — While They Last
9x9 TOURIST TENTS-$30.00
9x12 TOURIST TENTS-$40.00- NOTICE -
Tuckersmith
Municipal Dump
will ba open until further
notice on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons,
from 1 to 5 p.m.
and on Saturday morning
from 10 to 12 a.m.
NO WIRE FENCING, OLD
CONCRETE or CAR^t
BODIES PERMITTED
James I, McIntosh'
Clerk. IStfb
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS OF
McKILLOP MUNICIPAL
work and anyone who has
maintenance problems is
to contact the Bell Opera-
1
DRUG STORES’
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oct. 12™“ ocr.21
2 for the price off
plus a penny!
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MERRILL tv service
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1968 PHILIPS
10 Automatic Features
—Console Cabinet
Two 6° Speakers deliver true high fidelity
sound.
SPECIALS ON USED APPLIANCES -
1—Hoover floor polisher $20
1*~Ert*erp'Hse gas range, now condition $150
3-21" TV's $45 * $50 * $55
Several Usad Radios *•* $12 to $20
MORE THAN 350 ITEMS ON SALE
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First Aid Needs - Shaving Needs - Toiletry Sets - Christmas Gift Wrap
- Dental Needs - Etc.
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At THE
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