Clinton News-Record, 1973-02-15, Page 2Nearly 750 children crowded CMS far Carnival Children's Day
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NOV` AVAII-AIKE
McKil lop Fire
Insurance report
BY WILMA QKE
Fire losses covered by the
McKillop Mutual Fire In-
surance Company, Seaforth,
totalled $105,455 in 1972, it
was announced at the com-
pany's annual meeting Friday,
Mrs, Keith Sharp, Seaforth,
secretary-treasurer of the com-
pany, said this figure is down
considerably from last year's
$267,908.
Profits in 1972 for the 96-
year old company were $6,466.
Net insurance at the end of the
year was $45,287,467, an in-
crease of $1,423,273 over 1971,
Robert Archibald, 1111, 4,
Seaforth, was elected president,
succeeding John Moylan of RR
2, Dublin,
Stanley ,McIlwain, RR 2,
Goderich, was elected vice-
president and Mrs, Keith
Sharp, Seaforth, secretary-
treasurer.
Re-elected to three-year
terms as directdrs were:
William S, Alexander,
Seaforth; Ross Leonhardt, RR
1, Bornholm; and John T.
Moylan.
Kenneth G. Carnochan, RR
4, Seaforth, was elected to fill
the two-year term vacancy on
the Board of Directors, created
when Allister Broadfoot lost
his life in a farm accident last
year.
The Board voted to hold the
regular monthly meetings on
the third Wednesday of each
month, rather than on Friday.
Our picture. of Mr, Dixon
with the Amaryllis plant .has.
brought to light several others
in town. Mrs. Warren Gibbings
tells us she has a plant with
pinky stripes. The only ones
we've seen previously were
deep red but we understand
there are four or five different
colours. The writer's mother
had one at Christmas which
grew to a height of about four
feet. She had to stake it to sup-
port the stalk,
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Best wishes to four Clin-
tonians who celebrate over-90
birthdays during the month of
February. They are Mr. Gus
Harris, Mrs. John Mulholland,
Mrs. Adam Cantelon and Mrs.
M. McCartney.
anywhere in Qnterlo on
RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL,
COMMERCIAL and FARM FROPERTIEE.
Interim financing _On new construction
or land development
REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA-PHONE
SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS
& CONSULTANTS LTD.
AREA CODE 519444,6535 coLLECT.
WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH
Postmaster General Andre
Ouellet has announced the
Cana,da Post Office issue on
March 9, 1973 of three stamps
in denominations of Sc, 10c and
15c to commemorate the 100th
anniversary of the founding of
the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police.
Designs for the three stamps
each recall a different aspect of
the work and tradition of the
RCMP. Their initial trek across
the western frontier in 1874 is
featured on the 8c stamp. The
10c stamp symbolically por-
trays the spectograph, an iden-
tification device used by the
Force in its crime detection
laboratories where the most ad-
vanced techniques of police
science are employed. The
world-famous Musical Ride of
the RCMP, which was first per-
formed in 1876, is the subject of
the 15c stamp.
WE ARE
DISMANTLING
BUILDINGS
ODC Site, CENTRALIA
(Ex RCAF Base) '
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Riley and
family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riehl,
Jackie, Kim and Shelley of
Kirkton.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Jewitt, Carol, Judy,
Danny and Billy were Mrs.
Ella Jewitt, Larry, Ken, Kevin
and Steven, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Preszcator, Billy, Debbie and
Michael and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Jewitt and Lori of Clinton.
Packed lunches cart be me -
chanical, boring and blah. Or,
the lunch box can be a source
of pleasure. and good nutrition.
All it takes is just a little extra
effort and planning. Here's
some ideas and suggestions
'from the home economists for
Union Carbide Canada
Limited,
For those of us who missed
the Open House at the White
Carnation last month, there is
a second opportunity, The
Huron Unit of the Canadian
Cancer Society will hold a Daf-
fodil Coffee Party there on
April 4. Some excellent enter-
tainment is planned with Mar-
jorie Hays Dunip as one of the
guests. See the Coming Events
for further details.
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The Wits'-" rinrnival Bingo
on alonuay night was attended
Funeral Home in Clinton with
Rev, Lewis assisted by Rev.
Morrison officiating. Interment
was Baird's Cemetery in
Stanley Township.
Pallbearers were: Aldie
Mustard, 'Varna; D'arcy Rath-
well, Brucefield; Joe Corey,
Jack Macklin, Ward Knox, and
Frank McCowan, all of Clin-
ton.
Flower bearers were nephews
Robert Johnston, Toronto;
William Dowson, and Mack
and Grant Webster, all of
Varna.
e ms' i^1,SALO M PULLEN-- N—
Salome Pullen of RR 2,
Blyth passed away February
1.0, 1973 at Clinton Public
Hospital after a lengthy illness.
She was 84.
Mrs. Pullen was born in
England on September 19, 1888
and came to Canada in 1924
with her husband John whom
she had married on December
20, 1919. He predeceased her in
1957.
She is survived by two sons,
William of Blyth and Bert of
London; one daughter, Mrs. J.
(Alice) Ismaz of Toronto and
one sister and two brothers
who are in England. One son
predeceased her.
Funeral services were held
from the Ball Funeral Home in
Clinton with Rev. Keith Stokes
in charge. Interment was in
Baird Cemetery in Stanley
Township.
Pallbearers were Harry
Pullen, Bert Elliott, Ronald
Gordon, Earl Kelly, William
Pease and Harry Wooley.
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6 to 10 lb.
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4 oz. Portions
LB.
Colcon's Fully Cooked-N.0,0H Style TOP VALU SLICED
WHOLE OR HALF MINCED HAM OR
SMOKED HAW. 1.05 VARIETY PACK pkg, 89c lb 69c
lb. 69c
ICE
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cont. 6 oz. 79
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COLGATE
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KIEENW.Ply Assorftd Colours, Pop..Up
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DEWS-:RECORD. P.WRSPAY. :EBBRITAP" 1.5. 1973
T- • T 1 oWil teessesessiw
OY ,PAARG RUDD
1st and 2nd iltiortgages
by about one hundred persons.
Mrs. Don Forrest of Clinton
won the tamp donated by the
Clinton PUC, Linda Sanders of
Exeter won a personalized deck
of cards given by Clinton Com-
mercial Printers, Mrs,
Lawrence Denomme of Clinton
won a year's subscription to the
Clinton News-Record and Mrs.
George Yeats won the jackpot
of $50.
News of Constance
Misses Brenda Hummel' of
Clinton and Angela Flynn
spent the weekend with Kerri
Medd,
Miss Donna Buchanan of
Toronto spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Buchanan, Paul, Gary and
Jim,
Mr. Bill Dale spent the
weekend in Toronto as a
delegate to the Ontario P.0
Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mann of
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Lamont of Goderich were
Saturday evening' visitors with
Mrs. Irene Grimoldby.
Mrs. Bruce Walker of
Seaforth and Mrs. Dona
MacDowell of St. Thomas
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Buchanan, Bill
Doug, Betty and Bob.
By Mary 11/1011wain
The Canadian Foresters held a
euchre party on Friday evening
February ninth with the
following winners: ladies high,
Marjorie Anderson; lone
hands, Margaret Taylor; low,
Marjorie Duizer; men's high,
Jan Hulley; Ione hands, Bob
Thompson; low, John Thomp-
son, The next euchre party will
be held on Friday February
23rd,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley,
Wendy, Debbie and Benjamin
of Huron Park spent Saturday
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Riley and family.
Mrs. Irene Grimoldby and
Mrs. Ken Betties of Winthrop
attended the funeral on Satur-
day of Mrs. Jack Riley at
Brussels,
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Salesman on site daily $ a.m. to 5 p.m. except Sunday or
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WE GIVE YOU MORE Flower bearers were Ricky
Powell, Kenneth Cook, Donald
Cook, Bill Wilson, Harry Cook,
Dick Powell 7 all grandsons of
the deceased.
HARRY POWELL
Funeral service was held at
the McCallum Funeral Home
on Thursday, February 8 for
the late Harry Powell of
Goderich, who passed away at F. CATHERINE WEBSTER
Alexandra Marine and General F. Catherine Webster of
Hospital on Monday, February Queen Street in Clinton passed
5 in his 87th year. away at Victoria Hospital in
Mr. Powell was born Novern- London on February 5, 197:3 af-
ber 8, 1886, in Halton County, •ter an illness of one month. She
the son of the late Harry and was 63.
Sarah (Bell) Powell. Mrs. Webster was born the
On March 19, 1907, Mr. former Catherine Johnston to
Powell married Laura Curtis the late Wellington and Mary
Bell who survives him. He was Ellen Johnston on November
a member of St. George' 16, 1909 in Stanley Township.
Anglican Chum" ":21"—'§' he 'ItteVid4'd „
_Stanley Township and Clinton
Ifikh School and on Alsiit 4,
1931 she married Melvin L.
Webster in her parent's home in
Stanley Township. He survives
her.
After their marriage, the
couple resided in Stanley
Township until 1948 and then
moved to Varna. They moved
from Varna to Clinton in 1967.
Mrs. Webster was a member
of Ontario Street United
Church and she was a life
member of the UCW.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by one son Robert of
Varna; three daughters, Mrs.
Ken (Joyce) Scotchmer of
Bayfield, Mrs. Jim (Lois) Hart
of Brussels and Karen at home;
eight grandchildren; two
sisters, Miss Rachel Johnston
of Clinton and Mrs. Harold
(Margaret) Dowson of Varna;
and one brother, Percy John-
ston of Varna. She was
predeceased by one son.
Funeral service was held on
February 7, 1.973 from the Ball
the lowest meat specials
in town, featuring
Canada Approved Grade 'A'
Red Ribbon Beef
Personalized The Finest
Service Quality Supplied & Serviced By
M, Loeb Limited
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He is survived, by Jive
daughters, Mrs." Aleph
(Emma)' Wilson, Mrs. James
(Olive) Rean, • Mrs. Joseph
(Edna) Cook, all of Goderich;
Mrs. Ted (Lottie) Cook,
Colborne Township; and Mrs.
Nel (Freda) Cook, Holmesville,
and five sons Orval, Laverne
and Ernest of Goderich; Robert
of Kamloops, B.C., and Herbert
of Kitchener. He is
predeceased by one daughter,
Mrs. Mildred Clements.
Thirty-eight grandchildren
and 45 great-grandchildren
also survive. Also three sisters
Mrs. Lottie Dix, Waterdown;
Mrs. Maude Stokes, Camp-
bellville, and Mrs. Belle
Harrison of Milton,
Funeral service was conduc-
ted by Rev. G. G. Russell. In-
terment was in Maitland
Cemetery at Goderich.
Pallbearers were Clavin
Powell, Vic Powell, Arnold
Bell, Albert Powell , George
Bell, Meredith Wilson all
nephews of the deceased.
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