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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-09-13, Page 9for f=urther Information 'Call 111001101111eale YOU CAN e.. REGISTER NOM JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE REGISTER ON :SEPT* 14 ALL EVENING CROWN TEEN LEAGUE REGISTER MON., SEPT. It ALL EVENING, the commission to preach publicly. Saturday's program in- troduced the assembly theme, "Keep Close in Mind Jehovah's Day." Throughout Saturday local speakers emphasized the need for Christians to follow closely the written word of God. Mr. Walter Gardiner the presiding minister of the local congregation said all members of his congregation are in full harmony with the assembly program. ollar ... BUY ":44--7 ---"r" And Get The Very Best In SAVINGS SELECTION SERVICE 25" CHROMACOLOR • TITAN f01 CHASSIS * CHROMATIt TUNING $679 SOLID STATE SUPER VIDEO RANGE TUNER AFC 20" COLOR TITAN 101 'CHASMS SOLID $TATE SUPER VIDEO RANGE 'TUNER. CUSTOMIZED ONLY $ 4 90 TUNING. 1974 AeNnw COLOR TV & STEREO ARE ARRIVING DAILY SAVINGS._ 01 $100's ON 1913 MODELS We have purchased A large inventory of 1973 models at year end. savings NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE ZENITH COLOR TV CHISHOLM TV • 29 KINGSTON ST, GODERICH • t• ; „.1,V5M AV a 1Li. ttkat, t+LAttk t„ .•-%: • • EFFIE 4800 CORNISH Effie' Alberta Cornish of R.R. 4, Clinton Passed away at Huronview on' September 4, 1973. She was 80 years old. Mrs. Cornish was born the former Effie Pickett to the late George Pickett and Margaret Moffatt on January 19, 1893 in Clinton. She was educated at the Clinton Public and High School and- the Clinton School of Commerce, On November 29, 1916, she married Glen Wray Cornish in Clinton and the couple resided at R.R, I, Clinton until 1950. Mr. Cornish predeceased her. In 1950 they retired to R,R. 4, Clinton and Mrs. Cornish has resided at Huronview for the last two years. She was a member of,Ontario Street United Church and the W.M.S. She was also for many years, a member of the Women's Institute. She is survived by one son Wray of Clinton; two daughters, Mrs. Fred (Jean) Vodden of R.R. I, Clinton and Mrs, Clark (Margaret) Ball of' Clinton; six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by three sisters and two brothers. The funeral service on Sep- tember 6, 1973 from the Ball Funeral Home in Clinton with the Rev, L. S. Lewis in charge. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons Gregory Ball, Barry Glazier, Ronald Hugill, Jim Stanley, and Robert and William Vod- den. Flower bearers were nephews Kenneth Pickett, Keith Tyndall and Alex Inkley. Mabel Lucy Nickerson Mabel Lucy Nickerson of Huronview passed away at the County Home last Friday Sep- tember 7, She was 91. Born in England, Mrs. Nickerson the former Mabel Manley came to Canada in 1903 and married the late Nathan Bernard Nickerson, Following their marriage, the couple resided in Northern On. tario and Mitchell before they - soteltlitetit'1141. ' •"3' Mrs. Nickerson was a mem- ber of the Huronic Rebekah Lodge where she was a post Noble Grand. She was also past District Deputy President of Huron District No. 23 and a member of St. Paul's Anglican Church .in Clinton. She is survived by three nieces, Miss Peggy Hughes of Niagara Falls; Mrs. William Herbert of Ottawa and Mrs, William Smith of Moncton N.B. Funeral services were con. ducted by Rev. S. Sharpies from the Ball Funeral Home on September 8, 1973. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Carmen McPherson, George Elliott, Jake Roorda, Murray Taylor and Dick Jacobs of Clinton and J.L. Hayter of Ingersoll. HARRIET RUTH FINES Harriet Ruth Fines of Bat- tenbury Street in Clinton passed away at St. Joseph's Hospital in Londen on Septem- ber 5, 1973 at the age ef 66, She was born in Hensall the former Harriet Ruth Whitside on February 9,1907, Her parents, were the late Albert and Mary Ellen Whitside. She attended Hensall Elementary School and Exeter High School and resided in Hensall and Goderich prior to her marriage to the late A. E, Fines who was the principal at Central Huron Secondary School for many years. She was also a member of Ontario Street United Church. She is survived by one son Robert Arthur of Willowdale; one daughter, Joan Ellen Rem. pel of St. Catharines; seven grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. Jean Simms of Kitchener and Miss VI Whitside of Brights Grove, Ontario. Funeral services were held from the Ball Funeral Home on September 6, with the Rev. L. S. Lewis in charge. Interment was in Clinton cemetery, OPP report Sixty three charges, 54 under the Highway Traffic Act, six under the Liquor Control Act and three under the Criminal Code of' Canada, were laid this week by officers of the Goderich Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. Officers logged 782 duty hours and patrolled 7,047 miles of highways and other roads in their district. Under criminal matters the detachment investigated six thefts, four break and enter reports and four matters listed as "other" on their weekly press release. Thirty non- criminal matters were in- vestigated as well. Seven motor vehicle ac- cidents were investigated which had resulted in five cases of property damage and injury to four persons, Officers issued 33 warnings in addition to the charges reported. -"aquests for assitance were answered;' two prisoner escorts conducted and in Provinial Court, Criminal Division, at Goderich four per- sons were convicted of H.T.A. offences, two under the L.C.A. and one under the Criminal Code, Constable E. W. Moulton, safety officer for the force, points out that something every driver should remember is that one can't control a car when emergency braking has locked all four wheels. "Very often," Const. Moulton points out, "under such conditions its better to release the brakes and steer off onto the shoulder. If this seems tricky, then avoid emergencies by always ad- justing your spped to conditions and staying well behind the car ahead in moving traffic." Jehovah's Witnesses are con- vinced that we are living in the last days of this present system of things as foretold in the Bible. This thought was evident from comments at their circuit convention in Hanover this past weekend. Members of the local congregation joined forces with 15 other localities from Mid- western Ontario to hear L. F. Gray a twenty year veteran of the Watch Tower Society Dr. Norman C. Delarue, a man of distinction in the field of chest diseases, will be the special guest speaker at a com- munity meeting to be held in Clinton Legion Hall Tuesday, September 18 at 8 p.m, during Smoke Brake '73, national anti-smoking week September 16 to 23. '4D•e.:'Delcirile will be speakinir Wednsliay evenTnge,t0- tember 19 at 8 p.m. in Stratford at the Regional School of Nur- sing. Both meetings are open to the public and smokers and non-smokers alike are invited to attend these informative sessions. Teenage anti-smoking rallies will also be held in connection with Smoke Brake '73, One will be held Tuesday, September 18 at 3:45 p.m. in Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, and another will be held Wed- nesday, September 19 in North Western Collegiate, Stratford, also at 3:45 p.m. At the teenage rallies, two young men who are experts in smoking withdrawal will be speaking. One of these is Bd Thompson, executive assistant, York Toronto TB and Here are the 1973-74 all-Ontario Juvenile "B" baseball chem. pions who are the only team to bring a baseball title home to Clinton this year. Left to right front row are: Steve Cook, Rob MacAulay, Cal Fremlin, Greg Butler, Doug Fawcett, Mike An- stilt, and batboy Bradley Hymens. Back row are coach Steve MacDonald, Dan Colauhoun, Bill Irwin, Jim Cameron, Assistant manager Doug Kennedy, Dive Fawcett, Brian Ken- nedy manager Brian Marriage, Jim ,Switzer, Dave Oartliff, public relations Dean Ryan, and coach Brian (Sly) Kennedy. Missing were Don MacDonald and Ray Burns. (News-Record photo) Witnesses predict world to end soon MANTON pmsys.RNcoRp, LIRSPAYF 81I4'ElVillEft 13, 1973e-4 The Better Way is Chevrolet '74! ON DISPLAY THIURS, SEPT. 20th AT LORNE BROWN MOTORS CLINTON FINAL CLEARANCE OF '73's SAVE $$$ ON OUR REMAINING STOCK 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 door hardtop, vinyl roof. Rear seat speaker and defogger, radio, power steering and brakes. 1972 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 door hardtop, power steering and brakes, radio, new whitewall tires. 1971 IMPALA CUSTOM 2 door hardtop, vinyl roof, sharp 2 tone green finish and many fine features. Only driven 23,000 miles by local owner. 1971 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 door Sedan, power steering and brakes, radio, rear window defogger. 1970 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 4 door hardtop, many excellent features Including power windows and split front seat. 1969 METEOR RIDEAU 2 door hardtop, Sharp 2 tone, power steering and brakes, radio. LORNE BROWN MOTORS YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE DEALER 482-9321 CLINTON, ONT. enlarge on this thought Sunday •in a Public discourse'entitled, "Act Wisely As the End Draws Near", Gray told his audience of 1549 persons that, "Even worldly authorities. acknowledge the fact that mankind cannot continue as it is going due to the growing food shortages coupled with rising costs, affects of pollution and inadequate fuel supply." Gray stated, "this evidence is Respiratory Disease Association and formerly with "Pollution Probe". not coincidental ,but finds its parallel in Bible prophecy that, points to a New Order near at hand." .Drawing a contrast between Christianity and, the way of life of most people on earth the speaker urged his audience to seek a closer relationship with the Creator through prayer and study of God's word the Bible. Concluding Gray said, "Now is the time for action on the part of all of us to come to a good relationship with Jehovah God by searching his ways and ac- ting according to his laws and principles." Early Sunday morning 25 new ministers were baptized in an expression of their complete dedication to Jehovah God, As ordained ministers they have .s vt. -\t„.• v,„ „„. -cf-€ ,- , et Chisholm TV Stretch Yo r , • • a, • . Smoke Brake 13