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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-06-10, Page 22The first i iNriwtant of the 1 N Tacos are dee wee Were Jam 191h. The second inataiuttost Is due es or Hero NorJesisbor 31111. 1271. Hol -Dew Farms el,Cliataw received the John Eliiott lnsurance Trophy at the Spring Fair for having tale top breeders had. (News -Record photo ) WHEELCHAIRS - The CPA T Fund of Clinton Oddtellows Lodge have wheelchairs available for ban free. Contact Tom Chuter.4112.7052 or Mrs. M. Barkin. 402-3000. —23 STAN BLOWS Travel service. 32 Wellington Street. Stratford. For all airlines. steamships. rail. hotel reservations. tour. low bank rates. on time payments. prepaid arrangements for relatives visiting from overseas. call 271- 5710. —23 Ist-2nd MORTGAGE FUNDS for debt ,consolidation. new pur- chases or refinancing. No hidden charges or bonuses. We specialise in the hard to get mortgages. Cali collect anytime 1.015-10 0 HANNAH FINANCIAL SERVICES. —Mtn aocKs REPAIRED - AU types: • Grandfather • Antinomy • . French. Etc. • Specialist on Chime Clocks Will pick up and deliver. Trade work bccepfed. LT. NOWIISMAN Residence 402-37ST tf BYERS UPHOLSTERY— We will rebuild. re-cover or re -style your old furniture: Top quality fabrics and workmanship. Call 402-7939. 71 Princess St. W.. Clinton.—tfn 'MID -WESTERN PAVING Driveways. Parking Lets Itipairs HARRINGTON - Passed away at Huronview. Clinton, on Thur- sday. June 3. 1171. Ruth Kirk- patrick. belowed widow of the late Walter Harrington. in ber lith year. Dear mother of Mrs. Bert (Edna) Stevenson. Victoria, B.C., Mrs. Derwood (Georgina) Spicer. of Otterville, Miss Lois Harrington. London. Also sur- vived by eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Predeceased by three daughters. Funeral services were held Sunday June S. Interment in St. John's Anglican,- Church Cemetery. Otterville. —24 4S2-9439 11 HURON PINES !orrice Coram" 4h--7Ml• CLBI'fow Illesteltril wiring Pala Use Cee tructies General Ce-Mraerisg — Excavating Back Mae and Deter Services — Trencher Service up fe 14" — Bering Service — Sand. Gravel. Topsoil >!Mw VACUUM CLEANERS SALIN 11 MN= ALL HMW* sea PECK contact tire: Secretary -treasurer MAITLAND VALLEY CONSERVATION AUTHORITY Sex 3, Wrexeter, Oetarie, 512-33S-3557 ONE DAY Ol OUR Him PRCCt55 NG The forthcoming marriage of Patricia Annie. daughter of the late Mr. Milton Willert. is proudly announced by her mother. Mrs. Milton Willett of Goderich to Mr. William Donald Jewitt. son of Mrs. Wm. Jewitt of Seaforth and the late Mr. Wm. Jewitt. The wedding will take place June 26. 1976 at 3 p.m. at North St. United Church. Godehch. —24 IACKNOEING CaII Rick Beef 329-7222 DO YOU REALLY want to "Kick the habit"? Iftheranswertstruly "yes". contact the Huron Perth Lung Association at 121 Wellington St.. Stratford or phone 271-7500 for a smoking with- drawal "Kit". A charge of 2Sc has been levied to defray excessive costs. ANOTHER CHRISTMAS SEAL SER VICE!"-23ar HAPPY Birthday Geri from Slim and Sam Smith. Theodore Davitsky, Pinky Paskaruk. Horst Ewanchyna. Big Dave and Bud. —24 AT CURRENT INTEREST RATES APPLY IN CONFIDENCE TO DRAWER NO. 1 C -O CLINTON r NEWS— RECORD SOX 30 CLINTON. ONTARIO BECK - In loving memory of Kaye (Huller) Beck who passed away June 15. 1974: Time unfolds another year But memqries keep her ever. near, No need for words except to say Still loved and missed in every way. Always remembered by the family. —24 STURGEON - In loving memory of a dear and wonderful mother. Lulu M. Sturgeon whom God called home thirteen }rears ago June 7. 1963: Sweet memories will linger forever; Time cannot change them. it's true. Years that may come cannot sever Our loving remembrance of you. Ever remembered by her family. Milvena. Walter. Norma, Gordon and families. —24nc WE INVITE engaged couples'to visit the Arbor Gift Shop in Clinton. Receive a free gift and tell your friends about our shower and Bridal Registry Service. No charge. no obligation.-4tfn VERLYN and Gerda thank you for everything. -24 LOST • One year old female dog. part Collie and Lab with black wavy hair. answers to "Pookie". Reward. Phorfe4t2 3074. —24 TAXI BUSINESS FOR SALE 2 Radio Equipped Cars e4i2-9i 13 23.24 LYLE MONTGOMERY CONSTRUCTION Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Proctor are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Patricia Lynn to Mr. Gregory Lee Armstrong son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Armstrong Zurich. The waddhog will take place on Saturday. June 24. 1071, 3 p.m. at Ontario Street United Church. Clinton. —24 BLAIR - The family of the late Robert Blair wishes to thank their relatives friends and neigh- bours for their many acts of kindness. floral . tributes and donations to the Heart Foun- dation during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. and Mrs.' H. Crosby. the pallbearers. flower bearers and Ball Funeral Home. Jessie and family —24. MACHAN - We wish to thank Dr. Baker and Dr. Street for their care while in Clinton Hospital; Also to the nurses for their at tention. Thanks to those who sent cards and visited us. Theresa Machan and baby Brian. —24 KEMPSTON • The family of the late Don Kempston would tike to express our sincere thanks to the many friends. relatives and neighbours for their thought- fulness and kindness during the recent loss of a loving husband, father. son and brother. Thanks to everyone for the lovely floral tributes. messages of sympathy. donations to the Heart Fund and other deeds of kindness. Special thanks to Rev. W. Anderson. Dr. A. McKenzie and the Heath - Leslie Funeral Home. Your kindness will never be forgotten. Gerrie and family. —24 STEEP - The family of the late William Steep wishes to thank their friends, relatives and neigh- bours for their flowers and visits. and donations to the Heart Fund. Special thanks to Dr. !Taker and nurses on first floor. Nall runeral Home. pallbearers. and flowerhearers.'Annien and family. —24x Through the other weeklies By Jim Fitzgerald Fund raising and promotions are beginning this week in Blyth, the Blyth Standard related last week. for that town's Centennial Celebrations to be held next year: The Leo Club. a youth division of the Lions club, will be handling sales of bumper stickers. The Standard also reported that one of the big headaches of the Blyth Summer Festival will be finding ac- commodation for the actors and the deluge of visitors expected at the Festival, which is still a monthoff. According to the Zurich Citizens News of last week. the annual .Friedsburg Days planned for July 30 and 31 in that village will be bigger and better than ever. As well as the parade on Saturday. billed as one of the biggest in Western Ontario. a soap box derby, pet show and sauerkraut and sausages will also be offered. The Citizens News also reported that the Grand Bend Council' has voted to give Zurich SI.000 for their arena. In order to cut 55,000 from their budget, the Goderich Recreation board cut several Polie report special programs. , the Goderich Signal -Star reported last week. Among those to feel the knife was the annual Santa Claus parade, and the minor hockey. soccer and figure skating clubs. The Signal -Star also reported that 250 Goderich high school students run 10 km recently to try and raise 54,000 towards the cost of a new track at the school. The all-weather. synthetic track could cost 880,000. Wingham residents and town councillors have decided to renovate the old arena, the Wingham Advance -Times reported last week. Of about. 570 questionnaires returned, 49.9 percent want the arena renovated at an estimated cost of 5200.00. compared to an estimated cost of 5650.000 fora new arena. About 550.000 will be raised from taxes and the rest will come from government grants. The arena was condemned by the provincial government. several months ago. The Advance -Times also reported that Mr. and Mrs. Colin Finglan of Wingham marked their 60th wedding anniversary on June 3rd. Mr. Fingland is a native of Hullett, Township. a son of the late John and Catherine Fingland. and the couple were married in Auburn in 1916. According to the Exeter Times -Advocate of last week. hydro rates in that town will jump 6.7 percent in July. PUC chairman Ted Pooley said Ontario Hydro may raise the rates some 28 percent more by the end of the year. A Lucknow man. David Lougheed. went to Moscow. Russia in late May. the Lucknow Sentinel related in last week's edition. David is there as part of a two-week course on physical education. The Dashwood bridge club is a persistent group. judging by a story in the Exeter Independent News of last week. That club has to have set some kind of record last week when they marked their 40th anniversary. Even the founder and first president. Mrs. Letta Taylor. was present. . Electric power user in Seaforth will Y see their bills jump " by 8.3 percent this summer, the Huron Expositor reported in a story last week. The PUC down there had applied for a 15 percent increase, but were cut back by the Anti Inflation Board. My question far "IMPACT" is this: 1 was is as accident M which any car loos guile badly damaged. The accident was clearly the •tier driver's fault. Ne refuses a pay ter the damages or awn Is Mertes his insurancs cewtpony. because he says he .doesn't want his rates to go up. No says he has no money. s. N wasn't de any geed le sue hurt. is More no way 1 can recev s IMP amount of the damages t• my 9r? Yes! by section 225 of the Insurance Act. if you recover judgement against hire in court, you can have his in- surance company pay 'the damages owed directly to you. ILE SERVICE. HAUGH Aligeigwet & TIRE SUPPLY Ra+aac 452-9796 267 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON The Clinton police reported only one accident this week, which occurred on Sunday, June6. Over 51,600 worth of damages to vehicles owned by James Livingstone. 18 of 34 Edmonton Rd., Vanastra and John H. Rueger, 35. of 18 Walker St.. Clinton were incurred when the two vehicles collided on Huron St. In Clinton Provincial Court last Wednesday six people were convicted and fined for various charges. Douglas L. Popp was fined 578 for creating unnecessary noise. Lionel .John Stanley was charged for having open liquor and was fined 553 and Daniel P. Darrell was also found guilty on a similar charge and fined 528. Allan W. Empey was fined 528 as a result of being in- toxicated in a public place. Edward Gloor, also found guilty of being intoxicated in a public place, was fined 528. David J. Ashley was fined 513 for speeding. 1 mailed in 51 7• Ilex 19000 in Toros s's Terminal A Past Office with a filled out coupes to make nue a nnerwker of the Super Samples Club which was Men supposed N maii me out Free product samples. That was last February and I've heard nothing since. Our reader will be glad to hear that the Super Samples Club is a quite legitimate unit of Dyment Ltd. a Toronto based firm. hired to package and mail bona fide samples for media sampling firms. However it seems that the box number 19000 is an old one and has been changed to 1767. Stn. R. Toronto You are on their new list now! Bill Turnbull. 'left of. Brussels, accepts the Hummel's Feed Mill trophy from judge Robert McMillan for having the best herd in the swine show at the Clinton Fair. Mr. Turnbull also won the Miison's award for collecting the most points. (News -Record photo) Peter S. 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