HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2014-05-28, Page 3Sidestreet Antiques Buy and Sell
Dave Flaherty For The News Record
Nina Turner and Rob Bell stand in front of their new business, Side Street Antiques Buy
and Sell, which is now open at 12 Isaac St. in Clinton.
St. Anne's students trekking the province
for a number of activities
It was yet another short and busy week
for the staff and students at St. Anne's. The
week began on Tuesday with a French
Cooling Workshop for the French students
at the REACH Centre. Another workshop
also took place on Friday. The Grade Ten
students also travelled to Tillsonburg on
Wednesday for a history trip.
WOSSAA Tennis and Track and Field
also took place this past week. Both cham-
pionships took place in London and fea-
tured a number of students from St. Anne's.
The Junior Soccer teams, the Baseball team
and the Rugby teams all played at St. Anne's
this week The Girls Rugby team hosted the
Huron Perth tournament on Thursday.
Congratulations girls on winning another
Huron Perth Championship! The Concert
Band then travelled to Toronto on Thursday
for a three day Trills and Thrills
competition.
This week marks the last month in May,
leaving only a month left of school! The staff
and students are all busy getting ready for
exams and the end of the year. A reminder
to graduates, that grad fees and community
service hours are due on May 30th. Grad
Mass will take place on June 1st at 2pm, all
graduates and their families are welcome to
attend.
Minister of Public Relations, Claire Gordon
Old is better at Side Street
Antiques Buy and Sell
New business
open at 12 Isaac
St. in Clinton
Dave Flaherty
Clinton News Record
Looking for a vintage item
with some classic character? A
new business in Clinton maybe
what you are looking for.
Side Street Antiques Buy and
Sell is now open at 12 Isaac St.
Co -owned by Nina Turner
and Rob Bell, the store offers a
wide variety of antiques, includ-
ing furniture, farm -related
items and local signage, just to
name a few.
"This is something I've
wanted to do for a long time,"
said Bell.
He explained he has been
collecting antiques for over 10
years, selling items at local
markets.
Recently, he decided to open
his own store and approached
Tumer, who also owns Relook
Nook, located beside the new
business, and also has a back-
ground in collecting, buying
and selling antiques.
Bell said they will be bringing
in new antiques on a regular
basis and will eventually have
new furniture as well.
The two said antiques can
really bring character to a home
or yard.
"You can put an antique in
the middle of a brand new
house and it will fit in really
well," Tumer said.
The two have known each
other for years and being long-
time friends really helps the
business run smoothly.
"We get along great," Turner
said.
The store is open Thursday
and Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
They can be checked out
online at https://www.face-
book.com/Sidestreetantiques
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It couldn't have been a better day for the races this
past Sunday at Clinton Raceway. The 2014 live season
has gotten off to a great start with great weather, and
great racing at the Huron County oval.
The camera crew was busy with a slew of photo
finishes, making for an exciting afternoon on the
betting front. Big payoffs in the triactor pool were great
for the handicapping contest that was run during the
weekly Super Sunday Show.
Race one had a triactor of local horses with a first
place finish for owner/trainer Kevin Campbell of
Goderich with Nics Regal Lass, a second place for
Carlynda Hanover, owned by Jim Watt of Clinton, and
trained by Jamie Wilson. Rounding out the tri was In
La La Love, owned by Lois and Verdun Vanstone and
trained by Verdun of Goderich.
The first dead heat of the season was contested
in race two of the day, Cat Four and Jackstan were
inseparable at the wire.
Ella Mint had a gate to wire finish of 1:59 in race 4
with a new lifetime best for owner/trainer Colonel
Schneider Jr from Arthur On, driven to victory by Bruce
Richardson.
It was a challenge at the half, but Live For Today
managed to sneak in at the wire for the win in race
five. Owned by Catherine and Darcy McClure, trained
by Darcy, and driven by Bruce Richardson.
Live harness racing returns to Clinton Raceway Sunday
June 8, with a 50 plus day at the races! Guests can
register in advance for this great afternoon of racing
by calling Jessica Carnochan 519.955.6820 or email
jessicacarnochan@gmail.com post time is 1:30pm all
summer long!
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