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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-05-13, Page 13.erns e !anon lencoe with hie u t Mt. and Mrs. t+ j gt. • aid Mrs. Barry Arthur .visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer 'Keller of Dublin last Sunday. with Guests last. Sunday ' Nr. and ' Mrs. Kenneth. McDougall were Mrs. Ethel McDougall, .Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gross. Anita and Bryan of RR 1. Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin, Mrs. Bonnie Armour and Julie of Waterloo visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson at Meaford. Mrs. Elva Straughan returned home with them after _a two week visit with her daughter and son-in-law. , Mrs..' Myrtle Munro returned last Sunday after visiting three weeks with her son, Robert Youngblut, Mrs. Youngblut and family at Toronto and her son Glen Youngblut, Mrs. Youngblut and family at Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Craig spent last weekend in Oshawa with her sister Miss Jean Hamilton. Congratulations to Mr. and Mr's. George Robb (nee Margaret Sanderson) of London on the birth of their daughter, Heather Christen, in St. Joseph's Hospital, a sister for Michael. We are please to repo Over rcftut.i-v+ and friends Bath+ ed at their home. Among the guests -was the groom's aunt, Mrs. Florence Thompson and the groom's cousin, Mrs. Pearl Cole, both of Goderieh. The white linen covered smorgasbord table was adorned with two arrangements of daisy chrysanthemum and pink and white carnations, flanked by silver candles in silver holders. The smorgasbord luncheon was set up by Mrs. Keith Scott of London and her mother, Mrs. Gerry Ginn of Goderich Township. Many gifts and cards were. received and a social time enjoyed. LUNCHEON Over 30 Auburn ladies enjoyed a . luncheon last Wednesday at Benmilier Inn and also honored Miss Margaret Jackson of Blyth prior to her 90th birthday. After the luncheon all gathered in the Solarium where all had an opportunity to say a 'few words to Miss Jackson.and congratulate her on this occasion. ALFRED ROLLINSON Funeral services were held last Saturday, May 8th for Alfred Rollinson at his late UCW raises 5213 mentally residence. conducted by Over 570 was realized at a area. All money Pastor Alfred Fry. He passed plant auction following the used locally. d rt away in St. Joseph's Hospital, Mrs. Wm. Taylor closed the UCW meeting on Thursday regular meeting with ea that Mrs. Norman McDowell London, after an illness of two evening.Mrs. Jack Hunt was g oem, and a -was able to return home last months. the auctioneer, assisted by Mother's Day p weekend after being a patient Alfred Rollinson was Dorn Mrs.David Roy. There was deliciousolunch was served by ee following the General Hospital, Marine and in , England was.s. theson Decemberf the an excellent attendance, and plant sale.m Hospital, Goderich. 1888, and the son of two new members, Mrs • personals The sympathy of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Keith Stephenson and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Bill Chessell community is extended to the Rollinson. He came t Wellington Good who passed enlisted with the Huron family of the late Mr. Canada in 1906. In 1916 heo Bob Roberts, were received. Mrs. Robt. Stirling opened and Brian spent the weekend the meeting with a poem in Stratford, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adair and away in Clinton hospital after Battalion No. 161 and "Seeds of Goodness". The family, and at �a family a lengthy illness. returned in 1919. worship service was on the theme of flowers, comparing gathering at the home of Mr. Mrs. Gary Nicholson and He was married in 1914 on pand Mrs. Norman Chessell Lorie of Port Albert visited December 30th to Mary their characteristics withand Charles. last Thursday with her aunt, Lawlor who survives him. those of women. Mrs. Florence Elliott was a He was postmaster for 30 Mrs. Eleanor Ruegeck. The committee which guest at the Nathan Smith - Miss Carol Rieger, RR 2, years in Auburn, church presented the worship service Patterson wedding Clinton, visited last Saturday treasurer for 21 years of Knox consisted of Mrs. Jack Hunt, in Patriciatrician on Saturday. with her sister; Mrs. Donald Presbyterian Church, Mrs. David Roy, Mrs. W m Cartwright, Mr. Cartwright, member of the Session anMr and Mrs. Alex Murray d Taylor and Mrs. Keith had Mr. and Mrs. Ross move was made because by David, Derrick and Lorie. Sunday School supe. H Stephenson. Plimpton of, as their Christmas the Duernsaufelt Mr. and Mrs. Donald wastendent for several years. He Mrs. Ralph Stephenson guests from Brightonasy until the old shop was too small. Cartwright, David, Derrick was a member of the Masonic read the minutes of the lastMr. Duern has also given g meeting, and Mrs. Mervyn Friday. his advice for facelifts to and Lorie visited with Mr. Lodge and a member of Knox Glad to hear that Mrs. Salon, the and Mrs. George Rieger, United Church. Hayter gave the treasurer's Flora Dowson was able to Charles Beauty ,,Danny. Terry and Wendy at He is survived by one son, report. The dessertleuchre Landon. leave hospital last Wed- IGA, Herman's Merfs Wear. David attended a shoot at Mrs Mr. ar C twright and Murray and one daughter, and bake sale was a great at Garnet Crewe's Denturist d Displaying her sewing at the 4-H Achievement Day held in Clinton last Saturday was Karen McAllister of RR 1, i�.urich, who was awarded County Honors for completing slit projects. (News -Record photo) By Bev+ Ieuck A couple that have done a tet for Clinton are leaving the town and lust talking off." Ruth and Cordon Duero are leaving for places unknown in Eastern Canada the begin- ning of June. They have sold their store. `"The Arilour'"'boutique to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holtzhauer of Burlington, who have also bought the Duern home on Rattenbury Street. Mrs.. Duern said they have sold. all their furniture and are just going to travel to the east with the necessities. "We have no idea where we're going to live yet. We'll find a place that is close to the ocean and Gordon will do his painting,"Mrs. Duern said. The Duerns moved to Clinton in 1973 to escape the rat race of the city and so they could each devote more time to their specialties. Mr. Duern is an artist and Mrs. Duern is skilled in the art of flower arranging. Mr. Duern, who is also an architect, got interested in the idea of restoring the old commercial section of Clinton and giving it a facelift. He began working with in- dividual merchants and store owners to show them just how much potential their buildings had. The Duerns began restoration on a tiny shop next to BartlifPs restaurant and turned it into "The Arbour", a little shop selling Gordon's sketches and Ruth's dried flowers and a variety of other unique gifts. The new look of the tittle shop made Clinton merchants aware of the potential of their own buildings. The Duern's then moved "The Arbour" to its present location when a store across the street from the little shop came up for rent. The dentist who had his offices upstairs wanted Gordon , to do something to make the building look better. The CLINTO .N WS -R; niful .p with Clinton Salon. and Groves Appliance Store. Mr. Duero also instituted the now defunct Clinton Environmental Enhan- cement program which among other things, en- couraged the businessmen to put tree planters on the main thoroughfare of Clinton.. • The Duerns will be living somewhere on the East coast in the summer and visiting in this collected is the south in the winter._ "I would like to get in- volved in some different types of courses and crafts." Mrs. Duern said. "The Arbour will remain the same and hopefully will - expand, as I was going to do." she said. The Querns also ended their connections with Bartliffls Bakery several months ago.. ltV Men; pact" c*! ters will 4tam Is 400 . Soma interest will be pub1I Letters must be signed but will. NOT reveal your ideal "fie stems and ewers based on Ontario are publis Inform not te advhe. 1"l• a try to apply or lntsrpre t law without the *Id art! adulc+e` of a trained expert who know* the facts, slam the fad of each case may cheese tr application of the law." PHONE CALLS PLEASE FRED J. 1101)1EE LIMITED LUMBER BLDG. HOW. PAINT ALLPAPER CARPETS s. LIG4TINfsPALINNISMNIVIE . staying Alfred (Isobel) Weston success and in the Cancer nesay. She is t with her daughter office, the News -Record Blenheim. of Toronto. Society canvass done in this presen office, Lori Lynn's Beauty Burial took place M Ball's area by UCW members. 6213 Mrs. Wm. Falconer. SILVER ANNIVERSARY cemetery, Pallbearers were was collected. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott Kenneth McDougall, Oliver Mrs. Tom Consitt, the were honored last Saturday Anderson, Frank Raithby, delegate to the Flowers of evening by their family on the Lawrence Plaetzer, Norman Hope meeting at the A.R.C. occasion of their 25th wedding Wightman and Donald Workshop in Dashwood, anniversary when they were Haines. Fiowerbearers were reported that $8.000 is needed taken out to dinner at the Bert Marsh and Bert Medd of from the canvass this year for Benmiller Inn. !'resent were Gode Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scott. -. London : Mr. Wayne Scott of Wawa: and Mr. Eric Scott at home. bituars- Mrs. Norman Olson Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Anne Olson (Rusty) 45, of RR 2, St. Williams. and formerly of Clinton. were held on May 4, in St. Williams. She died on April 30th at Norfolk General Hosp#ta l . Rev. Timothy? Hill and Wayne Jansen officiated and burial was in the Tillsonburg Cemetery. Born in Petrolia. she was the daughter of Andrew Rusty and Mary Berecz of Tillsonb$erg. Also surviving are her husband Norman . children Kevin of Cornwallis. NS.. John. Paul. Leif. Christopher. _ Sherry, Erica, and Lisa, all at home. and Mrs. Wayne (Leslie) Schweyer of Hagersville. A brother Andrew of Gallahad Alberta and one grandchild also survive. Pallbearers were Clifford Milne, Earl - Poole. John Innes. Edward Starling, Joe Armstrong. and Wayne Maclntyre. rich. the projects and services for 1 WiNyMam Msi.riaIs +Guaranteed Granit. +C+te'r y Lettering • +Biu Direct and save C•rrrmirtsi. ns. BUS. PHONE 357-1910 RES. 357-1015 USED CARS A number of 75's in Pontiacs, Chev Impalas, Pontiac Le Mans, Buick Century, Monte Carlos & Ford Custom 500 1974 FORD Galaxie, 2 door hardtop 1974 PONTIAC Parisienne Brougham, 4 door hardtop 1374 MAVERICK 3 — 1974 FORD Custom, 2 door 1974 FORD Grand Torino, 2 doorhardtop 1973 OLDSMOBILE, Delta Royale, air conditioning 1973 CHEV Impala, 2 door hardtop 2 — 1973 PONTIAC Brougham, 4 door 1971 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtop 1970 PONTIAC, 2 door hardtop �., 19!0 DODGE Monaca, 4 door hardtop y 10 — 1965 - 1968 Models 1974 PONTIAC Le Mans statlonwagof 1974 FORD Stationwagon 1973 FORD Grand Torino sttatioitwagon, air conditioned 1974 FORD % ton pickup 19073 CHEV 1 ton pickup 1973 C}IEV % ton pickup 1973 CHEV 6500 Series with 18' van, power tail gate loader 1973 CHEV 60 series. 18' stake, power tail gate loader A Mof rsome 6 cylinder, efrom 1970 some Some 0•••01110•46•00000411•000••0000000.0ss BRUSSELS MOTORS BP Service Station -- Phone 887-6173 Each member of the Clinton Mustangs Junior hockey club and the coaching and managing staff were presented with a trophy for being the Central Junior C champs. Here Don Kay, left, congratulates coach Bill Weber, at the club's banquet last Saturday night. (News - Record photo) New Hours of Business CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE Bayfield. Ontario MAY 17 - MID SEPTEMBER Monday through Friday BALANCE OF YEAR Monday, Thursday and Friday Wettable powder herbicide For Pre -emergent weed control in soybeans, field beans (white and kidney) snap and lima beans. Why spray for weeds you don't have? if you don't have velvetleaf, cocklebur, thistle, yellow nutsedge or bindweed, but you do have troublesome grass problems like crabgrass, green foxtail, witchgrass, and weeds like Iamb's - quarters, black nightshade, pigweed or ragweed, then Patoran is your most efficient and most economical weapon against weeds. AGRO-CHEMICALS OF OUR TIME. BASF Canada Limited 10 Constellation Court, Rexdate, Ontario 416477.1280 BASF 482-3441 230 BAYFIELD RD.CLINTQN:; My brother left town over 10 years Ago and no one has heard from him since. He left property and a bank account, can 1 make a legal claim? If a person has not been heard from tor 7 years or more. a court may make an order declaring his presumed death. If it does so then his property will pass under his will. If he has no will then it will go to his wife, if any, and the next of kin. The share of the property you win get, if there is no wife and there are no children. will depend on whether your parents are still alive, and if you have any brothers or sisters living. MOBILE SERVICE HAUGH Alignment A TIRE SUPPLY Balancing 482.9796 267 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON Early in the year 1 sent a 136 money order to a firm called. Discovery House to obtain a set of "Mac" carving knives. Since then....nothingl Will you try and get some action for me? 1, should tell you that I've written twice and gotno reply. and I also tried to phone but couldn't because their phone is unlisted. •IMPACT" has received word from this firm 'that they have now sent your carving knives via registered mail. They claim they sent you a letter explaining that they had run short temporarily and that they would ship same, as soon as possible. but obviously you never received this letter. Clinton Communit Credit Union Good Dividends Convenient office hours 48 23467 - • 70 Ontario —. Street Enclosed is a photostat of a cheque sent to Poster World in Winnipeg for delivery of some posters. That was, as you can see by the date away y back in January. All they have done to date is to cash the original cheque. I haven't even received an acknowledgement of any kind. so any help you can give me to speed up delivery or get my money back will be ap- preciated, as my patience is wearing thin. On receipt of your letter. "IMPACT" contacted a Western "Complaint Columnist" and made him aware of your problem. we don't exactly know what transpired from there. but we do know that since then the posters have arrived safely at our reader's address. INGLIS APPLIANCES ONAN GENERATORS • POLES & POLE UNE CONSTR.� COMM. B INDUSTRIAL 2 BAY f, I gNiT