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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-08-15, Page 13MIRACO COATINGS INCORPORATED Seeks individuals to act as dealers with a new construction coating in a wholesale, retail and application field. This product Is marketable to all residential, agricultural, industrial and marine buildings. This ad is directed towards those who wish to operate in- dependently in their own business. We offer an exclusive area, promotional assistance and complete training. There are no franchise fees! The only investment is for inventory and sup- plies. For further infoimation write stating name, address and phone number to P,O. Box 91, St. Jacobs, Ontario. NOB 2N0 c/o Mr. Mike Stemmier or phone 519 664-2284. 4 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE HURON PINES "Construction Service Centre" 482-7901 I CLINTON Electrical Wiring Concrete and Brick Work General Contracting Excavating and Dozer Service Back Hoe Service trencher Service TFN Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Laws, Brucefield are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Joan Patricia .to 'Mark Anthony Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, Clinton on August 24, 1974 at Brucefield United Church at 4 p.m.-33p Col. and Mrs. E.W. Ryan wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Jo Ryan to Mr. Glenn Irwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Irwin, both of Clinton, The wedding will take place on August 24, 197,4 in the Ontario United Street Church Clinton.--33b 24. MARRIAGES LAWSON- The marriage of Kerry Margaret, daughter of John and Aileen Lawson of Townsend St., Clinton to Randall Warren Strapp son of Mrs. B. Cluney of London, took place on Saturday, August 10, 1974, in Clinton. A very special thanks to Rev. G George Youmatoff for a beautiful ceremony.-33p 26. CARD OF THANKS CARTER-My sincere thanks to friends and relatives who remem- bered me with gifts, cards, visits, flowers and letters which meant so much to me while in 'hospital, • SP6'cial thanks to the staff; those who helped in so many ways at home and Rev. Stan McDonald. All was greatly appreciated. Mrs. Glen Carter.-33 HEARD-Lloyd Heard is most thankful to be home from Victoria hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Shepard, '3r. Goddard, Dr. Coles and his assistants. Also thank you to the many friends and neighbours who remembered me with cardS, treats and visits both in hospital and since returning home. We are most grateful to the V,0.N. for making my homecoming possible. Lloyd Heard-3:3b RICHARDSON-My sincere thanks to all who visited me and sent cards and flowers while I was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Flowers, nursing staff and Rev, Lewis. Gordon Richard- son-33p WESTON- We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to friends, neighbours and relatives for their kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement in the loss :of a dear .husbatid, and father; for the many floral tributes, letters, cards, donations to the can- cer society and other acts of kind- ness, Thanks to Rev, Youmatouff, Clinton Legion, the pallbearers, and the Ball Funeral Home. Maude, Elaine and Don, Jackie and Don, Kathryn and' Morris,-:33p BLAKE-I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to all my relatives and friends who have been so thoughtful during my illness and stay at University Hospital in Lon- don, and at. home. Also a special thanks to Rev. J. Oestreicher for his visits. Orville I3lake.-33 VAN DAMME-Thanking Our wonderful friends and neighbours for all the kindnesses shown, while Ceriel was a patient in Victoria 'Hospital, London, Mrs. C, Van Demme, 108 Ont, St., Clinton.-33b KLOSKOWICZ-From the bottom of my heart, I would like to express my sincere thanks to all my friends and neighbours for their kind visits and help. Thanks for all the cards and flowers sent to me during my stay in Clinton Hospital. Many thanks to Rev. McMaster, Bev. Youmatoff and Rev. Oestreither, Special thanks to Dr, Harrett, Dr, Flowers, Physiotherapists, Mr. Syed Hug, Mrs. Flowers, Mrs. MacLean, all nurses and orderlies • on 1st floor. Thank you Mrs. M. Zablocki tat your help and all you have done for my wife, Mr, P. Kloskowiez,-33p The tenth race winner was El Sam 0,. owned by Richard Burgess, Jim and Joe Dick of Seaforth and driven by Gord Pullman, Seaforth. The mile • was in 2;07.1 and the' payoff $3,90. Second was Mike's Jimmy Lynn owned by Lay Zee M Stables, Parkhill and Ken Walgos. London and driven by Gerry Roebuck. Fourth was Greenview Duke owned by Wm. and Wayne Sheen, Stratford with Gerry Roebuck driving. At the Clinton Raceway Sun- day afternoon, the first race winner was Mountain Deal owned and driven by Dennis Jewitt. The mile was in 2:13 and the payoff was $7.50. Third was Mighty Spare owned by Mel Whittaker and Bill Worrell of Centralia, and driven by Gerry Roebuck. The Second race winner was Undecided Now, owned by Jack Landon and Evelyne Pontin, Ingersoll, with Gerry Roebuck ,41riviiffe • • Out.of the money in the third race was Armbro Napier owned by Jack Holmes, Clinton with Dennis Jewitt driving. Third in the fourth race was Janet Express owned and driven by William German, Clinton. Out of the money was Sunicrest Irene owned by William James of London and driven by Dennis Jewitt, The sixth race winner was Astra Blaze owned by Ernest Brown and Harold Gibbings of Clinton with Harold driving. Fourth was Duchess Stein owned by John and Mac Hodgins, Parkhill and driven by Gerry Roebuck. Fourth in the seventh race was. Scotch A Plenty; owned by Brian Rutlege, Brussels driven by Dennis Jewitt. The eighth race winner was Cathy Camp owned by Edward C. Hunter-Duvar, Exeter, and driven by Frank MacDonald. Fourth was Son of Paragon owned and driven by William Caldwell of Clinton. Fifth was Fearless Fair owned by Ken Watson and Larry Crook, Toronto, and,, driven by Dennis Jewitt. Third in the ninth race was Victor H. Volo owned by Fred Fowler, Londesboro, Frank MacDonald drove. Second in the tenth race was Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald. Out of the money was Jay Bee Blaze owned by Benson Feagan of' Goderich and driven by Gerry Roebuck. 4-.H Tractor Club learns 'of parts The second monthly meeting of the Huron County 4,H Trac- tor Club was held at McGavin's Farm Equipment in Walton. ' The speaker that was present gave a very informative talk on tractor trouble-shooting. He also had on display some new tractor parts. After a question and answer period,, refreshments were Ser- ved by Mr. MeGavitt Ask .your Red 'Cross Watet Safety Service about cOOttea• ih 'Wall mitt safety. Maitland and 16th BY MILLIE LOBE ollmismellosemusumemosmanismommemesseem J.W. Counter Buildeis Supplies 94 AibiNt St. (Hwy. NO, 4) 'Clinton CLINTON NEW$13ECOUO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15A 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE LYLE MONTGOMERY CONSTRUCTION iwilemovisoloosftrawolft Crushed Road revel„ crooned alone (for drained, work) Clean Genera Gravel, Pit Run arid PIN Grovel, Sack hoe work, Screened Top Soil CLINTON - 4124644 Phone evenings or before 7 a.m. • Iii Carroll's oCandscaping & garden centre * DESIGN * MAINTENANCE * CONSTRUCTION BLDG. 1 6 VANASTRA ONTARIO 482-9565 4f 15. PUBLIC NOTICE DUE to illness, Byers Upholstery will be closed until further notice,-33p 17. LOST AND FOUND LOST-one male black Lab; 3 mon- ths old. Can be identified, little boy's pet, reward. Phone 482-7364 or 482-3724.-33b FOUND-Strayed yearling heifer about July 15th at Con. 13, lot 35 Goderich Township, Owner may have same by proving the property and paying the expenses. Phone 182-3383.-33b 19. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DRAINAGE - BUSINESS FOR SALE Equipped for farm and municipal tile with full season's work included. Buckeye Super G tiling machine; T.D. 7C inter- national Dozer; Case 580 backhoe; 4 wheel drive truck; some miscellaneous equip- ment. Contact FRANK POSTILL R.R. 3 Clinton Phone 482-9101 COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE & SUPPLIES Pool Chemicals ' OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK CLOSED SUNDAY.' ART'S LANDSCAPING, NURSERY and GARDEN CENTRE 166 BENNETT ST. E. / GODERICH 524.9126 21. BIRTHS BOUCHER-Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boucher, London, Ont. announce the arrival of their first child, Rebecca Ann, born at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, August 4, 1974, a granddaughter for Mrs. Lucy Boucher, London and Mrs. Phyllis, Cox, Goderich Township.-33b MORGAN-Tom and Darlene are happy to announce the arrival of their son, Jeffrey Thomas, born August 8, 1974 in Victoria Hospital, London. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hanley, all of Clinton. LOCKHART-Born in Sarnia General Hospital on August 9, 1974 to Diane and Don Lockhart of RR 2, Grand Bend - a daughter Marianne Colene. 22. DEATHS HUDIE-At Clinton Public Hospital on Monday, August 12, 1974, Alfred Percival Hudie *of -Clinton7-trge- 7-2-----yeirs.r - Beloved husband of Evelyn (Wise) Hudie and dear father of John of Sudbury and Mrs. John, (Mary) Podgormy of Lon- don. Also surviving is one brother. Fred of Clinton. Predeceased by two sisters, Flossie and Mrs. Frank (Edna) McDonald and one brother Thomas. The funeral service was held on Wednesday, August 14 from the Ball Funeral Home, 153 High St., Clinton, at 2 p.m. Interment in Bayfield Cemetery., 23. ENGAGEMENTS . - Grant and Ardyss Daniells 234 Her- man St., Kitchener announce the engagement of their daughter Bar- bara Gail to Brian Charles Schuett son of Carl and Therese Schuett, 99 Fairview Ave, Kitchener. The marriage will take place September 14th at 3:00 p.m. at St. Francis Church, Blueridge Ave., Kit- chener.-33 23. ENGAGEMENTS ANDERSON-The forthcoming marriage of Glenyce Jean Anderson and Alfred Joseph flutter is an- nounced with pleasure by their parent4 Mr, and Mrs. David Ander- son Lohdesboro and Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Butter Woodstock Ont. The marriage will take place, at 5 p.m. Aug 31st in Londesboro United Church.-33p Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Makins of Bayfield are pleased to announce the engagement of, their eldest daughter Brenda Anne, R.N. to Mr, Dennis Melvin 1Viiskie R,T., Goderich, Ont„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miskie, Elmwood, Ont. The marriage to take place Saturday September 7 at 4:30 o'clock in St. Andrews United Church Bayfield, Ont.-33p • Willie Yeo of Toronto had a busier weekend than he expec- ted when he was visiting relatives in Goderich Township, as he ended up Sunday afternoon fighting a smouldering hay fire in the barn of Frog Dutot of Concession 9, Here Mr. Yeo gasps for air after being In the barn which was filled with choking fumes at times. '(News-Record photo) At the Goderich. Raceway Friday night in the first race, Judy Mathers owned and driven by Mac Sewer of Lon- desboro was second. Geenway -Time owned by Emerson Gill, Giand •Bend and driven by Dennis Jewitt was fifth. Out of the money was Reggie Ford owned by eGharles Brindley, 'and driven by Allan MacDonald, both of Goderich. Second in the second race was Pebbies Girl owned by George and Ron Fegan' Goderich, and driven by Gerry, Roebuck of Goderich. Fifth was Jimmy. The Butler, owned by Robert and H.0, Jerry of Goderich with Robert driving. The third race winner was Scotts Boy, owned by Edith Semis, Goderich and driven by John Duckworth. The mile was in 2:12.3 and the payoff was $4.20. Second was Meadowlan- der, owned by Randy Henry of •Goderich and driven by Gerry ,,Roebuclf-thit dory as Peep. Awl • Frisco owned by Charles Brin- dley and driven by Roy Meriam both of Goderich. Fourth was Rhythm's Nancy owned and driven by Frank MacDonald of Clinton. Fifth was Derby Bob owned by Robert McLean and driven by Wm. McLean, both of Goderich. Out of the money wa,s Deep Run Billy owned by Mr. and.. Mrs. W.O. McLean and driven by W.0: McLean. Second in the fourth race was Bandeliero, owned by Carl and Grant Fisher,'of Goderich and driven by Carl. ' Third was Tommy's Boy owned and driven by MacSewers of Lon- desboro, Fourth was Corky Camp owned by Glenn Smith, Brussels, and driven by Dennis Jewitt, ,Clinton. Fifth was Brian's Hat owned by Gordon Kerr, Dungannon, and driven by Wm. W. McLean, Out of the money was Roger Frost owned by Robert Alexander, Goderich, who also drove, as was Jarvis Stillar owned by Dale Kennedy and Ron Williamson, both of Seaforth, with Dale diving. Third, in the fifth race was ClaybroOk Ricci, owned by Kenneth Holmes, Seaforth with Doug McNeil of Hensel' driving. Fifth was Linda E. Walbob owned by Robert and Walter Deer, Goderich, with Robert driving. Out of money was Dusty Bob owned by William McLean and driven by W. 0. McLean, as was Will He Lochinvar, owned by Colin and R.C. Cameron, Arva, with Den- nis Jewitt driving. The sixth race winner was Gladies Boy, owned and driven by, Johnny Muir, Seaforth. Third was Jet. Command owned and driven by Bruce Volland, Goderich, Fourth was' King's Brother owned by Thomas McLean, and driven by Wm. McLean. Second in the seventh race was Conray Frost, owned by Charles Mathers, and driven by Ray Mathers, both of Goderich. Fourth was Crimson JOsie owned and driven by Brute Volland. Fifth was Scarlet Slip- per owned by Grant and Carl Fisher with Carl driving, Out of the money was Kerr's Boy owned by Vicky and Shelly Horner, Brucefield, with Jack Meriam driving. Fourth in the eighth race was Ladys David owned by Larry and John Jewitt, with Dennis Jewitt driving, Second in the tenth raw was Titriberina Hy, owned by% Ar- nold Doak, Goderich, with Jack Meriarn driving, Firth was Ex. cel Mac owned and driven by Roy Merititt, Goderieh, COMMUNITY NEWS Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Cham- ney and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Govier of Goderich returned last weekend from a trip to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland. " The Trustee Board of Hope Chapel Cemetery have planned the annual Decoration Day for Sunday, August 25 at 3 p.m. Rev. Fred Carson will be the guest speaker, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chem- ney attended the Old Time Canadian Open Fiddlers' Con- test at. Shelbourne last Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen visited last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Olive Alibi- in Clin- ton. Mrs. William Berry accom- panied her daughter, Mrs. Larry Brennan and .Mr. Bren- nan of London on a trip to the East Coast and returned home on the weekend. •Guiests on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen and Mr, William J. Craig were Mr. and Mrs, W.H. Coats of Clearwater, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mcllmurray of Flint, Michigan; Mr. and . Mrs. William S. Craig of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig of Lucan; Mrs, Bill Idson of Arva; and Mrs. Donald Henderson of Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Schmidt and family of Burlington visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills. Mrs. Peter Elkin of Long Beach, California, the former Genevieve Hamilton is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Violet Farrish of Blyth and Mrs. Grace McDiarmid of Dungannon and visited with her cousin, Thomas Johnston last Sunday, Charles Beadle returned home last week after a few weeks in Alberta ' visiting relatives, Ben Johnston of Goderich visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rodger and family. Mr. and •Mrs. John Stadlemann and Christine of Blyth visited last Sunday with Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock and all visited with Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh at Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston of Toronto visited for a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson and brother Murray Rollinson. Congratulations to Mrs. Emma Trommer of the Lucknow Nursing Home who celebrated her birthday this past Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trommer and Miss Con- nie visited her that day. Over 30 attended the annual Walkerburn picnic held this year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hunking and family. The smorgasbord supper was set up' by Mrs. Ted Hunking, Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Ronald Gross. A program of relays, contests and games were in the charge ,of Mrs. Joe Hunking and Mrs. Joe Verwey. The program for the August meeting will be in the charge of Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Ronald Gross. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen and Barbara of Agincourt and Mrs. Lela Ball of Clinton were Sun- day visitors with Mrs. Beth Lansing. The Auburn Women's In- stitute is planning a bus trip on September 11 to Niagara Falls and will visit Marineland and other points of interest. If you wish to go reserve a seat with any of the committee i Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Donald Haines or Mrs. Frank Raithby by September 1. Warner Andrews returned home last Saturday after a trip to Western Canada where he visited relatives. Howard Ament and daughter Wendy of Vancouver called on old friends in the village 'last week. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines and Ed Haines arrived home on Saturday evening from a visit with relatives at Daughin, Manitoba and Winnipeg. Mrs. Harry Arthur visited last Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller at Dublin. Mr. and MrS. Thomas Haggitt spent the weekend at NObleton, We are pleased to report that Mrs, Gordon Miller hat retur- ned from being a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Robot- tsbn of Meaford spent the Weekend with her mother, Mrs, Elva Straughan. Congratulations to Mrs, George Hamilton of Huron- view, a former resident of Auburn whop will ...elebrate her 100th birthday on Sunday, August 18, Mr. and Mrs. Ray La , Vigne of Windsor visited last week with their daughter, Mrs. Ben Hamilton and Mr, Hamilton, MRS, MARY McDOWELL Funeral services were held on Monday, August 12 for Mrs. Mary McDowell who passed away in Wingham District Hospital in her 91st year. She was born at St, Helens and was the daughter of Peter Clark and Annie McKenzie, She attended St. Helens School, Goderich District Collegiate and Hamilton Nor, mal School. She taught school Fordyde and Westfield. In 1910 she married the late Marvin McDowell and was a member of Westfield United We keep getting a shower every so often so the crops look much better than they have. If only the corn cobs will grow like the raspberries did, all won't be lost. It would be nice to join the travellers and go a little farther than up and down the rows of bushes picking big red berries. Anne Hayter, ,daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Hayter of R.R, 1, Varna, graduated on August 2 from the Victoria Hospital School of Nursing in ceremonies held at Centennial Hall, London. She has accep- ted a position at the South Waterloo Memorial Hospital, starting this September. Anne is a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. (Beta Studio photo) Firply Tenteit Sheathing Church and now of Auburn 1(110x United Church., She was a Sunday School teacher and a member of the United Church Women at Westfield. She is survived by two sons, Graeine, Westfield and Harvey of Blyth; one daughter, Mrs, Ernest (Anna) Spell of West, field; 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; one brother; Donald Clark of Ot- tawa; and two sisters, Mrs, Margaret McLennan of Chicago and Miss Colina Clark of Toronto. One son Ronald died in infancy, Rev, Garnet- Potter conduc- ted the service at the Arthur Funeral Home and interment took place in Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. Pallbearers were John McDowell, Donald McDowell, Ronald Snell, Marvin Snell, Donald Cowan and Douglas McIntosh. Flowerbearers were Colin Clark and' Bill Snell, Herb and Faye Oakes en- joyed a two week motor trip to the West Coast. While in Calgary they visited with Wayne Tebbutt and friends in nearby Cochrane and spent some time at the Stampede. From there they drove to the coast, spent some time on Van- couver Island and headed for home. . Coming home by the Yellowhead Route they had a chance to go to Klondike Days in Edmonton and stopped at Al Omings' Alberta Game Farm. Smoke was still visible from the highway from the forest fires in the Vermillion Bay and Dryden areas. There were helicopters busy dumping water on the fires. Canada, Herb and Faye feel, is a land of great contrast and variety and something everyone should t,,ry-to sees, Sylvia Forbes spent a week at camp recently. Steven Lobb Was off to hockey school again this sum- mer. Gerry, Shirley, Greg and Wendy Tebbutt of St. Catharines spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Teb- butt. J14 Tile htlIGIRS 51PPIJh Compare Our Prices To Those Advertised Locally By. Chain Outlets Their Prices Our Prices 5/8,, Select t+q $ 1 3 .26 Aspenite $4.80 $4 75 $ 350 $3.65 $330 9" x 7" Garage Doors $ 1 0 5 " S 1 05 95 It is Not Necessary TO Leave Clinton's Main Street TO Buy Your Building Meterials at "Gibed Prices."