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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-09-17, Page 3SPECIAL This Weekend ONLY PEPSI 26 OZ. BOTTLE (WHILE THEY LAST) With Every Purchase of A BUCKET OR BARREL TAKE HOME SHOP 52dt./359 . 81 KINGSTON ST, AT .110 FIV- POINtt Goottlitt4 FREE CANDIES OPP Reports S.;119tP11 pg)(0711ecQra, 1-t11,11-.4CIPY, 'SPIIVITIber 17,197.0 '.ictuo MEP* .AT 11014.R DRUG STORE September on Highway gl at Goderich North, limit0, Brian William Allin,, 222 ,PictOn Streets Goderich, was invelved in a single-car accident resulting in damage to the vehicle be was driving. September 9, on the 16th sideroad, Tuckerstnith Township east of Highway 4, a stolen Vehicle owned by Margaret MacLean, 242 Elgin Street, Sarnia, was involved in, a single-car accident resulting in damage to the vehicle, The driver of the stolen vehicle has pot yet been apprehended, You can be Assured of Fast Dependable Automatic Delivery of BULK PROPANE for your GRAIN DRYING NEEDS call HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE Propane dept. phone No. 262-26O8 or 262-2928' For more information call or mail coupon to: CO-OP PROPANE DEPT., UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF. ONTARIO, • 96 Kensington St., GUELPH, Ontario. Phone (519) 824-7370 Name Address Phone L Londesboro BY MRS. BERT ALLEN Baptismal Service was observed on Sunday morning when the following infants were received in Baptism: Larry Maxwell, son of Joe and Janet Hunking; William Joseph, son of Doug and Donalda Bell and Dean Edward, son of Brian and Mary Bell, Rev. McDonald gave an impressive message "The meaning of Baptism". Anniversary Service will be held Sunday September 27 at 11:00 o'clock, Rev. Derwyn Docken of Walton will be guest speaker. Visitors with Mrs. Harold Livingstone on Friday were her brother Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Steel of and Miss Clara Bloor of Mount Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt spent a few days last week with their son and family in Hanover. Miss. Ann Fairservice left on Wednesday to start a new job in Woodstock interviewing people interested in Arts and Crafts ,if enough people are found to be interested , a new craft centre may result. - Mr. and Mrs, Ted Fothergill and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crich of Tavistock on Sunday. Miss Sharee Kennedy has been chosen to represent Huron County 4-H Homemaking clubs at the Western Fair Friday, September 18. There are seventeen other girls going from Huron County. The girls from Huron and other counties will be guests of the Western Fair Association at a banquet in the evening at "Top of the Fair" Clubhouse dining room from where they will be able to view the evening Grandstand Show. Miss Barbara Burns left last Week to take a six-week course in surgery in Chatham returning afterwards to St. Joseph's in London, Pat Burns has transfered to Grace Hospital in 'Toronto from London. ',GARY .PEWAR TA1,AOT Gary Dewar Talbot .of RR 3, Ba yfield, suddenly September 9, 1:970, in, ,Clinton Public Hospital in his 26th year, He had been suffering from a heart ailment for several Menthe, Bern iii Clinton,• May 22, 1946, he, lived in the Bayfield Area all his life, attending Central HtlrenSecondary• School, Clinton.n He was a nemi?er of the PreSbyterian Chureh, In - 1963, he was married to OW former Lynda Rathwell who survives him, They resided at RR .$, Bayfield, TwOdaughters, Lori Ann and Cindy, also survive, Other members of the 'family. surviving are his parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Dewar Talbot, RR 3, Bayfield; three brothers, John of Goderich, Rick .and Brian at home and two sisters, Brenda and Mary Lynn, also at home, Funeral services were held at the Beattie Funeral Home on Saturday, September 12, 1970, at 2;30 p.m. with, the Rev. D. Beck and , the Rev, Victor Cornish, both of Bayfield, Officiating, Burial was in Bayfield Cemetery. Pallbearers were John, Rick .and Brian Talbot, Steven and Mark Rathwell,, .and David Beach., Flowerbearers were Dennis Harris, Fred 13ruinsma, Bernard Sturgeon, Bob Sellers, Ron Westlake and Gordon Westlake. WILBER ALEXANDER WELSH A life-long resident of Clinton, Wilber Alexander Welsh, passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday, September 6th, 1970 following a three year illness. He was in his 71st year. Born in Clinton on July 16th, 1900, he was a son of the late Robert Welsh and Jane Johnston. On August 31st, 1922 • he married the former Flossie May Whitmore, who survives him. As a young man of fourteen, he entered apprenticeship at the Sherlock-Manning piano factory as an action man and fine regulator and continued with the firm in that capacity until illness forced his retirement three years ago. Mr. Welsh took a keen interest in his community and was interested in politics, both locally and nationally. He served for many years on the Clinton School Board, and, being an avid member of Ontario Stredt United Church, served in the_ capacity of steward for_ several years, along with various other church committees. A lover of animals, and in particular horses, he was a charter member of the Clinton Turf Club and this year received an honorary membership in the association. The many beautiful floral tributes and donations to the Canadian Cancer Society served as a silent tribute for the esteem with which he was held in• his community. Surviving besides his sorrowing wife is one daughter, Lenora, Mrs. Thomas Murphy, of Arva; also three grandchildren, Jo Anne, Mrs. Paul Trudgen, Michael and Paul Murphy, all of Arva. Mr. Welsh was predeceased by three brothers and one sister. The funeral service was held at the Ball Funeral Home, High Street, Clinton, on Tuesday, September 8th, at 2 p.m., conducted by The Rev. H. W. Wonfor, minister of the Ontario Street United Church. Burial Lot „bfwarte* Martin. Place F. 40404,, Detroit. He was ,07. A sop of George Weston and rile former Edith Po; be was born,, at Porter's Hill August 1, 1903, He lived in Bayfield until he was 17 years of age and has resided in Detroit for 42 years Where he was a testman for Mich igan Bell Telephone Company until his retirement six: Years ago to BaYfield. He was married April 4, 1937 in Detroit to Dorothy Peters who survives, Other survivors include one son, Raymond and -one daughter, Mrs, Richard (Suszann) Rice, both of Detroit; and three grandchildren.. Funeral service was Saturday, September 12 at Stiles Funeral Home with Rev. E. J, B, Harrison of Trinity Anglican Church in Bayfield officiating. Inteiment was- in Bayfield Cemetery, Pallbearers were Fred Weston, George Clark and Russ Davison, all of Bayfield, And Art Peters, John Bezyak and Fred Rozelle, all of Detroit. KURT VAN RIESEN Kurt Van Riesen, 183 Albert Street, Clinton died in Clinton Public Hospital on September 6, 1970. He was 68 years of'age. Born in Danzig, Germany on June 4, 1902 he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Riesen. Since moving to Canada he lived in Carstairsi Alberta/ as well as Clinton for the past 19 years. He married Elsie Williams in 1936. For many years he was a member of the civil service before retiring. He was a member of Wesley-Willis United Church and a member of the Independent Order o-f Oddfellows, Clinton. Surviving besides his wife are two sons, Robert of Clinton and Kenneth of Toronto and a daughter, Heather of London and four grandchildren. Funeral services took place • 1:4 1 Special value! Price is good only during our Sale! Sealy Rest Guard The hottest buy in town! The one with Sealy's deluxe heavy gauge innerspring unit for firm support. The one with, luxuriously puffy cushioning for a plush surface feel. The one with an Queen Size 60x80" 2-piece set $149.95 elegant decorator cover. $ 95 full or King Size 76x80" twin size, 3-piece set $199,95 each piece -CONTINENTALS And here's the mattress so good it comes with a promise! Sealy PosturepedieThe mattress in a dais by itself. Lavishly quilted in a choice of extra firm or gently firm. Designed in cooperation with orthopedic surgeons for firm support, No morning backache from sleeping on a too-soft mattress. And that's a PT0111iSe! 2-piece set $239.95 $8995 full or Queen Size 60x80" King Size 76x80" twin- SIZif, 3-piece set $339.9$ been Place from the Ralf Funeral Home on September 9 with the Rev. A. KONOtt of Wesley-Willis United Church officiating. .130.4t WaP. in Clinton Cemetery,. Serving as pallbearers Were Fred Anderson, giArrie4. Doug Rertliffi Bill Jenkins, N91174411. 45hell4.0, and Elmer Trick, all of Clinton, Flowerbearers were nephews. Aberha0 Van Mewl, Eric Milne and John Wiens, UCW ineetS1 wesTlehye.vviOflie$neura.lawm, eewtainsg heoldf Tuesday September 8 at 8 p,m, The Sunday School was tastefully decorated with red geraniums and roses to open the fall term. The meeting was opened by singing Kum 13a Yah. Mrs. Mowatt and Mrs. Oliver were delegates to Alma College in August and they took charge of Devotions which they built around the highlights of the conference, assisted by Mrs. Norman Holland, Mrs. Beattie also attended Alma College for one day and gave a splendid report. All these reports were enjoyed. The devotions closed with Mrs. Mowatt leading in prayer and the hymn "How Great Thou Art." Mrs. Beattie' then took the chair and conducted the business and opened with a Poem "A Happy Heart". The offering was taken and dedicated, Many reports were read. Mrs. Livermore read the correspondence and also the minutes of the June Executive meeting. Mrs. Mowatt and Mrs. Oliver thanked the U.C.W. for the privilege of being delegates to Alma College. Hymn 128 was sung and Mrs. Beattie closed with prayer. A social time and a cup of tea was then enjoyed. It's Also September 9, On the 1Pth ConeeSsion, Hullett Township' west of HigbWaY 4, a vehicle owned by Johannes Gysbertus Buurs, RR 1, Londesboro, struck a Parked vehicle owned by John /feta Londesboro,resulting in :damage to both veicles. Four accidents oeeilMcl Saturday, September 12. On the 7th concession, McKillop Township east of Seaforth, Keith Williamson, RR 3, Walton, was involved, in a single-car accident resulting in damage to the vehicle he was driving. On County Road 12 north of Seaforth, Carl Dalton,RR 1, Londesboro, was involved in a single-car accident resulting in damage to the vehicle. Dalton received injuries, On the 2-3 Concession, Hullett Township east of Highway 8, Ruth Vallaster, RR 4, Clinton, was involved in a-- single-car accident resulting in damage to the vehicle she was driving. On Lot 1, Concession 1, McKillop Township, Robert James McCaughey, Staffa, struck a parked vehicle owned by Ronald James O'Connor, RR 2, Dublin; resulting in damage to the O'Connor vehicle. took place in Clinton Cemetery. PailheArere• were; Messrs. Robert Welsh, Harold 'Tyndall, Jerry Cod, Murray Draper,, Thomas: Murphy and Doug Whitmore, Floral tributes Were carried by Messrs. Joseph Weir, George F,Elliott, Elliott Bertliff. and Arthur Knight, persons attended the funeral from Dunnville, Toronto, Hamilton, London,. and, -SUrrotIntling communities. M.F3S. EDITH filacIVIILLgN Mrs, Edith MacMillen, 85 South Street, Goderich, OW in Clinton Public. Hospital Monday, September 14, following a brief illness. She was BS... She was .the former Edith Cashman, daughter of Arthur Cushman and Elizabeth Pratt, born May 19, 1902, in -4,ongwood, . Ontario. 'She was a former resident of Bayfield and has lived in Goderich since November 1969, She was married to Capt. R. L. MacMillen who predeceased 'ber May 5, 1968. Survivors include her daughter, Mrs, J. E, (Margaret) Mayman, Bayfield; one grandson, Jeffery Mayman; and two sisters, Mrs. Harry (Elizabeth) Dean, London, and Mrs. Robert (Elsie) Heard, London. Funeral service was Wednesday, September 16, at the McCallum Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Clark officiating. Interment was in Bayfield Cemetery: Pallbearers were D. A. (Dan) Campbell, Kelso Fitzsimons, Orville Deacon, Kenneth MacMillen, Colin MacMillen and Donald Dean. Flowerbearers were John Rodger and Jack Dean. HAROLD GEORGE WESTON Harold George Weston, Bayfield, died September '8 in saSe With Headboards and Legs, complete, 39" size. 220 Coil. Reg. $69.00 Sale $59.00 252 Coil Continental. 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