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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-10-15, Page 15-/-fif,641. next time you blow a fuse remember these facts before you blow your top 1 2 You can add any num- ber of new time-saving appliances to your home. Your appliances will operate more efficiently and with less strain on motors, 4 You can enjoy the con- venience of having all the electrical outlets you desire, You will avoid the inconven- ience of unsightly extension cords and the attendant risk of overloading the outlet. 5 Additional comforts such as electric heat- ing and air-conditioning can be easily accommodated. , a o f 1 • Modernizing your wir- ing system will make an important difference to the safety and resale value of, your home, Re-wiring can be handled with little disturbance to your home and at a cost far less than you may think. Contact a qualified electrical contractor, soon. Or call your Hydro, You can u'se as many appliances as you wish at the same time — without giving fuses a second thought. Commission A 4 ,...0 . 1 0 , f 4 When a fuse blows it is a signal that you have overloaded part of your electri- cal system „', a circuit, 2 If your home's electrical system is not adequate to serve all your needs you'll notice other symptoms: Lights may dim from time to time, your toaster will take longer to toast, and appliances with motors may appear sluggish, 3 If your home is more than 10 years old, the chances are your electrical sys- tem requires up-dating to take care of today's requirements. There are now more than twice the number of appliances used in the home than ten years ago. SOLUTION It is not necessary to put up with the inconvenience caused by an out-dated electrical system. Have your household wiring examined soon. See how easily your home can be modernized electrically, BENEFITS THINK about FIRE WHEREVER YOU. ARE Clinton Public Utilities EARLY BIRD CHRISTMAS SALE CONTINUES SUPER SPECIAL CANDLES We have candles and candle arrangements in almost every color, shape and form that's sure to complement any decor. Just arrived — a wide assortment of Christmas candles. Thurs., Oct. 22 to Sat., Oct. 31 25%.,, OPEN TILL 9 7 DAYS A WEEK < -,•;•;• , Clinton News-Recorci, Thursday, October 22, 1070 3 irode„ wreath-laying part of District .0 convention Clinton Legion Pipe Band was one of three bands that led a parade of Royal Canadian Legion members from District C as they paraded to the Clinton cenotaph on Sunday. —staff photo. Former Little Inn owner dies in Seaforth r. Andrew Mowatt, chaplin of Clinton Branch 140, leads in a rayer at the cenotaph ceremonies. Funeral Home with the Rev. D.' Beck of Bayfield and the Rev. P. Rennod, Wiarton, officiating. Interment was in Bayfield Cemetery. Pallbearers were LeRoy Poth, Leslie Elliott, John Hammond, Joseph Mayman, Hales Dresser renamed it the Little Inn. Because of Mrs. Little's health, they sold the Inn sometime ago, and bought a house on Louisa Street where Mrs. Little resided until her death. Her husband predeceased her in 1965. Although she was not able to go out much, Mrs. Little had a wide circle of friends and beloved of all that knew her. She is survived by one nephew and three neices: William Johnston, Bobcaygeon; Mrs. Les (Arlene) Denomme, London; Mrs. Carman (Doris) Vint, Windsor; and Mrs. Barry (Barbara) Grist, Elmsdale, Nova Scotia. Funeral services were held Friday from the McCallum and R. H. McCabe. Attending the funeral from a distance were Mrs. S. Strachan, Windsor and daughter; William McDuff, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Les Denomme, London; Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Vint, Windsor; Mrs. A. Sparks, Detroit and Dr. Murray Hoover, London. MRS. GEORGE LITTLE Mrs. George (Adria) Little of Bayfield, died in Seaforth Hospital on October 13, 1970. She was 73 years of age. She was born Adria Johnston in Goderich and married. GeOrge Little of Bayfield. She was born Adria Johnston in Goderich and married George Little of Bayfield. The couple resided in Detroit and Windsor for some time where Mr. Little was a barber. They moved to Bayfield in the 1930's and lived in the residence that is now the Baptist parsonage. They purchased the former Commercial Hotel which had been renamed the Lakeview Hotel by Mrs. Seeds. The couple Burglars hit local schools BUY YOUR DRUG NEEDS AT 'YOUR DRUG STORE RIEXAILL CENT .SALE MORE THAN 350 ITEMS ON .SALE FINAL 3 DAYS We Now Handle LAURA SECORD CANDIES NEWCOMBE Pharmacy CYANAMID FARM SUPPLY CENTRE RR 4, CLINTON NEW Phone Number 482-3423 Howard McKendry Ralph Buffinga formerly HARRISTON FERTILIZERS Douglas McDougall dies at 79 Douglas McDougall, Victoria St., Clinton, died October 13, Mlle Hospital. Born in July 1891 in Goderich Township, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McDougall. He married Leila Curry in 1925. She survives him. During his life he was a blacksmith and farmer. He lived in Goderich and Goderich Township before coming to Clinton four years ago. He is survived' by four daughters: Mrs. Arthur (Helen) Johnston, Scarborough; Mrs. Arthur (Phylis) Rodges,. Colorado Springs, Colorado; Mrs. William (Mildred) Bruinsma, Scarborough; and Mrs. Charles (Mary) Wain, RR 2, Bayfield. less than a month, the school was broken into and money stolen from a soft drink machine. Most of the $400 damage resulted when classroom doors were forced open. Since mid-September, break-ins have occurred at Usborne Central, Holmesville Public and Hullett Central, schools in the Clinton area. As a result, the Huron County board of education has instructed director of education D. J. Cochrane to recommend a maximum. amount of cash priocipals may keep in their schools. Burglars have been going to school at night recently in the Clinton area. Early last Thursday they entered the cafeteria at Central Huron Secondary School and made off with about $200. They entered the school by climbing over the school roof and into the courtyard, then entering through an unlocked door. The cash drawer in the cafeteria was pried open and the money taken. Early the next morning it was Jima .centepriial Sghoo) ili.cefield that „provided ,the target. For the second time in Also surviving are four brothers and two sisters: Roy, Sydney, B.C.; William, Islington; Bruce?, ,..,..Stra.t.ford;, Wallace; tondesbotough;. Gladys,.. Toronto and Jessie, Boise, Idaho. Funeral services were held on October 16 from the Beattie Funeral Home in Clinton with the Rev. R. L. Royal of Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, officiating. Burial was in Maitland Bank Cemetery, Goderich. Pallbearers were Murray McDougall, Lorne Rodges, Harold King, Ross Sowerby, Norman Fuller and Ban Whitely. Flowerbearers were Charles Wain, William Bruinsma and Arthur Johnson. SQUIRE GIFTS Highway 21 S., Goderich Allan Nicholson, commander of District C salutes after laying a wreath. MARK YOUR CALENDAR hursday, Nov. 19th vo"1"1 '~a 8:00 P.M. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & FOOD BOARD ROOM ANNUAL MEETING of CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION Come Out And VOTE ON THE DISPOSITION OF OVER 100,000.00 In Undivided Earnings Clinton Community Credit l)non Limited 481-3467 70 ONTARIO STREET