Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-08-19, Page 14e mart will a111 and it is expected that prices will rise again in the spring. 1 Henson seems to be free of housing problems and -'they' p, .• to build an 18 -unit apartment at the corner of Wellington - and Queen Streets The Huron Expositor reported , that the building permit utas given to Gerry Glenn of Dungannon and the expected completion date is set at March 30,1977. . - Lack of money may affect the future employment of some members of Exeter's a'(MI twds ncardine . � e per► to d fy tb;e ruling cud continue to broadcast three F radio stations from the United States. Company manaSer try an Walden said that they could be stopped if the'CRTC send the RCMP to Kincardine to revoke the cable license. ` The News explained that Kincardine Cable will drop the American FM stations if they can be replaced by similar Canadian stations. Exeter is busy readying itself for the 1976 Exeter Midwestern Rodeo. The Times Advocate reported that profits from the rodeo Mona; Brough a ormace of t y Iia Igver'". T.he ark saidt thaM unler Festival will ,pu e showing, August 21 444 a special boost to the arena, ticket prices Will be increased .by st dollar per seat. The extra performance will give the hundreds of people who have been turned away from other sold -opt performances a final chance to see the play. The Maitland Valley Conservation Authority has offered to buy the floodplain land located on the outskirts of Wingharn. The Brussels Post explained that the 100 acres has suffered from severe flooding over the past three years and the MVCA will receive a grant of $100,000 from the province for the acquisition of the land. The Seaforth Silver. Spurs violin selections. held their fourth 4-H meeting ollowing the service, a at the home of Debbie ,t smorgasbordlunch was held Westerhouton.:Auggst 3. on the lawn of the manse. The meeting was held at the Personals barn, with Bob Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh reading - the . minutes of the Dimaline and David spent the last sleeting and the roll call. past week visiting in AnnPb*ell talked about Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. achievement day and the next Dave Hope and baby Julie meeting. Ann lunged Deb- bie'sborse and the -main topic of the meeting was the =+correction of bad habits; they Were shown how to correct a hard to bridle horse, hard to mount and an uncontrolled horse. They were also shown how to prevent cribbing, wind sucking and weaving. The' next meeting will be held at Doug Riley's on 'How , .to Show a Horse.' Court Constantine Court Constantine L1842 held. their August meeting on the 12th in the hall. Business discussed in- cluded a committee report • from Sistery Mary McClure on the Pork Barbecue to be held on August 26. ,It was requested that all the members cook potatoes, which are to be delivered to their home. An invitation was received to attend the District Council Church Service to be eld on August 22 at 10 a.m. at e Wallace United Church. A barbecue is to be held for lunch, so take your own food. A committee report from Sister Ferne McClure on the beef barbecue showed it was quite successful. Sunday, August 15 the Western , Ontario Provincial Assembly executive headed by Don Buchanan and Rev. Stan McDonald planned a . Church service held at the Londesboro United Church. It was well attended from several courts of Western Ontario. A number of n Mbers from Court Con - Dianne, also with other relatives and friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presz- cator, Bill, Debbie and Michael visited the past weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glew and boys of Dorchester. • Miss Rita Down of London spent a few days holidays with Mr. and Mrs. George -Counter, Richard, Kassandra - and Vicky. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley and Kim and Greg Riley of Winthrop spent a few days this past week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods, Debbie and Michelle at their cottage at Lake Glanmier. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presz- cator, Bill, Debbie and Michael spent the past week camping at Pine Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate and r nnifer visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mfrs. Nei Wammes and ,► Leanne of Goderich Township. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Corn - forth of Mississauga -spent the weekend visiting with Mr: and Mrs. Don Buchanan, Paul and Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der Molan and Mark of Oak- ville visited over the weekend with her mother, Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Bill and Mr. Harold Whyte. Mark remained for holidays and Margie returned home to Oakville. Miss Margie Whyte of Guelph is also visiting this week w'th her mother. stantine and Constance at- Mr. and. Mrs. John tended. Everyone enjoyed the Thompson, Jim, Shiela, Snell family who sang several Sharon and Bob, Mrs. Wilfred numbers and Mr. William Scott, John and David spent Stone of Smcoe played two Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .a'Cmrlr+�u�.e+.�tS"al u>.., :•tau,. Ken. Thompson and Joanne of Goderich when they celebrated Ken and John's birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barry, Rick and Brandon of Woodstock visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate and Jennifer. Gordon and Margaret Dale held a corn roast at their farm on Saturday evening, with a number of friends arid neighbours attending. by Mrs. Bill Chessell Misses Jacquie Taylor, and Lori-and''racy lityter spent an enjoyable week at Carip Menesetung. Jacquie was the gold medallist in their little Olympics competition. Eric Chuter was in hospital for a few days with pneumonia. The Anglican church building'has been sold again, this time to Mr. Ken Hacking of RR 5, Cambridge, who is with Kellam Realty. He is converting the building to a weekend retreat home. The Orange Lodge spon- sored a dance at Hully Gully on Saturday evening, with a good crowd in attendance. The door prize, a lawn chair, was won by Bill Dowson, who turned it back for auction. Bill Rathwell was ,the auc- tioneer,'and Louis Taylor was the highest bidder. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Burneau (Peggy Coultice) and three children of Edmonton are visiting her mother. Government Assisted ilom�s under A.H.O.P. C.M.H.C. moved • inspected Sale Price 34,323. Down- Payment '1,700. Buy now and duvet& your own "colors of floor coverings, kitchen cupboards and lnterla r defer. v • C.M H.C.Grantsand sWdt�e{s available to reduce affective 'Aires, • rat** **MHO any y2peopia. firs lag May also *a ty tor tease i• u N a' n'I#ri' & Cell time arm'►"t' best leanti Houses sr a Ii% Vansstra. Hensall Livestock around -10 days visiting with Queen Street to Mr. and Mrs. Sales Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer. Richard Heaton of Huron Supply consisted mainly of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kipfer Park. They are presently heifers and steers, demand and little. Danny have just building a new one storey, was active and prices were taken up residence in the new ranch -style home on their higher. Fat catty : heifers, home they have built in adjoining vacant lot. Mr. and $'35440 tops to $42.25; steers Brucef eld. Mr. and Mrs... Mrs. Tinney will be residing $37.75 -*4180, tops to 542.25. Brian Campbell have moved at the home of Homer Pigs: weanlings, 534-340; into the apartment left vacant Campbell until the building is chunks 550 - 555. by the Kipfers. complete. A warm welcome to Mr. '' Personals Mr: and Mrs. Harvey Hyde and Mrs. Richard Heaton of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sch- have returned from a three Huron Park who have taken w,aim, Mrs. Daisy Ivey and week tour of the Maritimes, up residence in Bill Tinney's Mrs. Elizabeth Vollan had Newfoundland and St. Pierre house. We hope they enjoy many visitors last week. Mrs. Island. They just missed their new cominunity. Evelyn Vachnoyits and hurricane Belle when Several basements in family, also Mr. and Mrs. crossing to Newfoundland. Hensall were flooded on Oran Baird and family, all of Mr. and Mme, Arie Roobal Saturday following the heavy Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Tony and Mr. and Mrs. Sim ll`oobal rainstorm, which resembled Etue of London; and Mr. and have been visiting their a cloud burst, in the af- Mrs. Eldon Johnston and friends and relatives in the `'''' n. John of Brucefield who took district. On 'Thursday, they Mrs. Volland to visa with Mr. went to Woodstock and and Mrs. Etue in London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Other visitors were Mr. and Konyendyk and while there Mrs. Al Amerlinck of Sarnia; met unexpectantly with other Mrs. Marjorie Thorndike, friends from their hometown Mrs. Hazel Parker, and Mr. in Holland. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coombs of and Mrs. Arie Roobal and Mr. Clinton; M. and Mrs. Cecil and Mrs.. Don Dodds and Robb of Lucan and Mr. -,Joe family f Seaforth visited the Robbins of London. Goderich Huron county Hensall visitors included Pioneer Museum and drove Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robinson around Benmiller and and Derek, Mrs. Bona Clark, countryside, Later, ac - David Rowcliffe, Mrs. Irene compan#ed by Mr. and Mrs. Finlayson, Mrs. Genevieve Sim Roobal they went to Windover. Mrs. Donna Allen Ridgetown and drove around and Mrs!Mar. garet Consitt. Rondeau. Park and stayed Rev. G.A. Anderson was in overnight with Mr. Anthony charge at the service at,,St. Gelderland.. On Saturday they Paul's Ang it itY Church ''l r. visited . with Mr. and Mrs. ry Horton* soloist, sang Case Van Den Heuvel. 11 the 'Way My Saviour Mrs. Laird Mickle spent Leads Me". The flowers were Sunday with her daughter placed to the Glary of God and son -in -lave, Mr. end Mrs. and in loving memory of the Ross McMillan and family at late Jean and Robert Mid- Southcott Pines near Grand dleton. Bend. Mrs. Mae Voth of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Payne visited with Mrs. Elizabeth of Tillsonburg visited with Voliand and told her how Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne on much she enjoys reading Sunday about Hensel' visitors in the T.A. each week. Rene and Julian Mr. and Mrs. Felix Boogemans successfully Boogemans, Vicky and Scott completed the Ausable River visited with the latter's Canoe race on Sunday. mother, Mrs. Pearl coming, in. first. The start was Passmore, on Monday. made from Tri -county Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch Bridge, Greenway and spent Sunday with their' finished at Grand Bend. The granddaughter and her weatherman co-operated husband, Mr. and Mrs: Ken with bright sunshine although Glavin and family of it was a little cool. Mr. and Crediton. Mrs. Rene Googemans en - Mr. and Mrs . Harmouth tertainede the paddlers af- Griffith of Vancouver and Mr. terwards. and Mrs. trnie Anderson of Mr. and Mrs, Bill Tinney Ardill, . Saskatchewan, spent have sold their residence on as • C -9A 3.Ci Me1 Transceiver Mike wills coiled cord, mounting brackets,.channel 9 crystals and power cable Included • Adjustable squelch • Extended speaker lack • Soli# in speaker $7! 139 .e • _ TRC.52 CB Trosceiver •. All crystals included. • Posttittalnegative ground • Jacks for PA and remote CB speak. rs • His pa ws cab# s and push•#+ talk • mike, and mobilo mounting •bracket` • SiWfChableANL 21 _ t �yyqp • Squekh send RF grin controls PRACTISE BREAST SELF EXAMINATION aearerttl. by the EO•undat,tion. ickets are 14 for adults and $2 for children under 12, for the 3 p.m. and S p.m. shows. Seats are on a first conte, first served basis and the doors will open at 2:15 and 7:15 "Anne" is family en- tertainrent, but fbr those who are too young to be in- terested, free babysitting will 'eat Ren, u' tr howe rer that titan .:, Piegels, Mitchell*, the Standard fu Historic Gaol in Stan Blowes inSti from Campbell's Mea's Wear REGULAR LEG OR WIDE LEG BELL OR WIDE LEG * PRE -WASHED JEANS * REG. JEANS * CHAMBRAY SHIRTS * GINGHAM SHIRTS , Check our prices on these items The lowest in Huron County! ' MAIN CORNER. CLINTON. 4624732 Abitibi Siding is factory pre-fiitishapd and pre -stand for easy cleaning and year- round application. Positive rock at- tachment system for easy application with no special tools requirl , Colour -matched accessories. Abitibi Sidings fllrboard construction means no denting or corroding, like metal siding. It's also uniformly smooth and attractive. Highly mistural and weather reslstaft good thermal and sound insulation. Abitibi siding retards transfer of heat and cold. plus reduces unwanted noise. Outstanding workability with fibreboard con- struction..,. sawing or nailing is fast, easy and positive without splits or splinters. Backed by Abitibi - a Canadian manufacturer. Siding carries a 10 and 2.5 year guarantee. PrefiNished Abitibi Siding from Nadie's 12" LAP scar 93 9" LAP SIQiNG ,. . SIDING 411011/11111111.1100411110 41111•11,011111.1111_ MOO . 1E LU' LTD. +��►' '4824441 aAYFICLD RD . CLINTON �El+l: Monday iothiirsday,taan. to s p.m..; dS.M. tit `*p.m.,! Sahiirdhay ll a.i'lr. to'4: p: • filr.;p .r '. G►!cl[W;t, ,re,'*ISt( 01«1.44 Yn