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Clinton News-Record, 1983-05-11, Page 22rii 6lr limits of VANAMTRA, TRASH PICK-UP FRIDAY, MAY 27 1983 'y1' 1 P. i L O CA tiNFY SA J JITATION PAGE L2 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1983 S IFIED A`ir'010 SALE f INTRUST TO off HELD AT ,itilaNlGttAM AUCTION CENT E. consisting of ®nt6gaoe furnItocire and dishegs. SAS y;= DAY, MAY 14, 1983 11:00 A. PARTIAL LISTING OF dtaNTl'I '-SES: 36" Riley Whiting weight clock; toll telephone; 2 Coal oil lamps (one bull's eye); 2 spool floor Barites; table lounges; 2 parlour tables; wicker fern stand; round fern stand; wash stand & pitcher; press bock high chair; press eft rocker; bookshelf ease, 0 planed/ chairs; table model gremo,.hone; petternend rug; 5 large gilt frame pic tures; copper boiler; 3 -gel. finger pedalled crock with bandies; 2 wide mouth lugs; Bean pot; quantity dishes, including 2 Bennington bowls, carnival glass; pieces Limoges. amethyst, flow blue, cranberry, crystal, setterol cups and simmers, vases and many other in- teresting items. OTHER ARTICLES: 2 2 -piece Skier chesterfield suites (one Fr. Provincial); single & double Beds; night stand; Lo -g Boy choir & stool: upholstered choir & stool; pair of Hurricane lamps; braided toots; trunks; suit cases; Well hooter; several small tables and choirs; quantity quilts. blankets, bedding; Kende/node Ince cloth; 2 neetel banks (kicking cnw and tried/ dog); fold -cep picnic table; reenbrello & table; patio table; padded chaise lounge; electric mower; usual kitchen items; lawn sprayer; half size creeinrt con; quantity of other items. PREVIEW: Friday, May 13, 2-5 and Saturday, May 14, 10 n -m. to sale time. YOU will be well advised to attend os this Is nn in- teresting offering. MOBILE LUNCH JACK ALEXANDER AUCTIONEER Tel: 3517-101 1 and 337-1442 AUCTION REMINDER Clearing machinery Auction for Ross Lovett, 5 miles North of Clinton on Baseline Rd. FRIDAY, MAY 13 fit 1 P.M° See Brest week's paper for full listings Richard Loh!) Auctioneer CLINTON 402-7R9P OWNER: Ross Lovett Phone 319-4582-91 i 2 Richard L.bb AUCTIONEER Clinton 4112-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR TIHLIRS'. AY, MAY 12 1 P.M. Com6lne, tractors, machinery, etc., for Carl Richardson, 2 miles east of Brucefleldi. FRIDAY, MAY 13 1 P.M. Combine, tractors, machinery, etc., for Ross Lovett, 3 Ell Hes north of Clinton on Base Lime Rd. SATUIr1rAY, MAY 14 AT 10 AM Power wood wonting furniture-, otttl- que:8, etc„ at Richard dobh'$ Barn, Clinton, Ont. WEtt?. EVENING. MAY 1f117:30 P.M. Three bedroom house in village of tuhlln for Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly. MON AY, MAY 23 AT TO M Antiques, furvniture, ap- pliances, etc., Esther Jamieson est Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton. Ont. SATLBR+iAY, MAY 28 AT 1 AM Antique rgil®$acry®re and furniture, hanging Camps, etc.. and SI!ND ,Y, MAY 29 AT 11 AM Antique furniture, lass,rmare and coil Bee - tables. etc. For the estate of Percy end Ro".. •arta Wool®¢oft In the Mitchell Arena. CATALOGUES OF THIS 2 DAY ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION/ ARE AVAILABLE FROM RICHARD LOBS OR AT CLINTON NEWS -RECORD OFFICE FOR $1.r't; ;• R $2.00 ®Y M,iIL, BOX 342 CLINTON (SEN MONEY ORDER). Richard L€ bb Auctioneer Clinton 462-71198 41 To give away A LABRADOR Retriever approx 1 r yr old Coll 482 3765 19 42 Death notice McBURNEY John At Winghom and District Hospitol on Tuesday May 3. 1983 Mr John C McBurney of Belgrave in his 83rd yeor Beloe ed husband of Robina (Young) Dear father of Laura (Mrs Ken neth Barbour) of Brussels Alan of RR 5 Winghom and Grant of Middleton N S brother of Moe (Mrs Victor Young) of Huron view olso 10 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Predeceased by one brother Adam (1970) Visitation at the Currier Walker Funeral Home 35 Patrick Street West Winghom offer 2 30 p m Wednesday until Thursday where funerol service was held al 3 p m Reverend Kenneth In nes officioted Interment Bran don Cemetery Belgrcrva 19 42 Death notice GREGORY At University Hospital, London on Saturday, May 7, 1983, William 0. Gregory of R.R. 2 Strathroy, age 79 years. Belov- ed husband of Lizzie (Beattie). Dear father of Earle of RR 2 Strathroy, George and Maxine of R.R. 1 Strathroy and Ken and Betty Drury of Arthur. Predeceased by one daughter Marion. Grandfather of Wayne, Brian and Janice Gregory, Anne, Michelle and Stephen Drury. Brother of Shurley of Clinton, Ross of Port Stanley, Mrs. Ivy Bishop of R.R. 1 Strathroy, Mrs. Harold (Fern) Bishop of R.R. 2 Mount Brydges, Mrs. Marjorie Smith and Mrs. Betty Huston both of London. Friends were received at the Denning Brothers Funeral Home, Strathroy where the funeral service was held on Tuesday, May 10 at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Charles Middleton of- ficiated. Interment in Strathroy Cemetery.-19nx SHO TREED William James passed away in Huronview, Clinton on Satur- day, May 7, 1983, Williom James Shortreed. Beloved hus• band of Isobelle Warwick of Walton in his 74th year. Dear father of Kenneth of Morris Township, Louise (Mrs. William Smith) of Mitchell and Joan Beuerman of Stratford. Grand- father of 12 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Brother of Wilfred of Morris Township and Gordon of Lon- don. Predeceased by his parents William and Janet Shor- treed, one sister Mary and two brothers Thomas and John. Visitation at the Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Home until Tuesday where funeral service was held al 2 p.m. Interment Brussels Cemetery. 19nx 43. Births FLYNN Joe and JoAnn welcome with love, the arrival of their first bundle of joy. a son, Cougar Joel. weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces, born May 2nd 1983 in Kincardine A welcome grand- son for Mr, and Mrs. Jim Scott of Goderich and Mr, and Mrs Hugh Flynn of Londesboro Pro- ud great grandma is Mrs Jim Scott of Blyth 19 MA YNE Koren (nee Tyndall) and Vince Mayne, Scarboro. Ontario an nounce the birth of their son Ion Patrick 6 Ib 8 oz at Fast General Hospital Toronto on May 5 Proud and happy grand porents ore Joe and Elaine Moyne Drayton and Keith and PhylLy Tyndoll Clinton 19 LAVIS Gord and Anne ore pleased to onnounre the orrivol of their son Bort Gordon weighing 8 Ib 3 oz horn Wednesday May 4 1983 of St Josephs Hospitol London A little playmate for Leeonne and Kathy 19 HILLY Ion and Debbie ore happy to on nounce the arrival of their daughter Kimberly Down horn Wednesday May 4 1983 of Alexandra Morino and General Hnspitol weighing 6 pounds 3'•, ounces A sister for Crystal 19 43 Births Nts-%A6JSL.APt Wayne and Merilyriroe (nee Wise) are happy to announce the birth of their first child Michael Alexonder weighing 6 Ib 15 oz on Wednesday April 27 1983. et the Owen Sound General and Marine Hospital Proud grandparents ore John and Dorothy McCausland of Meatord and Phyllis arid Alvin Wise of Clinton Great grond mothers ore Mrs Verna Horns and Mrs Anna Wise also of Clinton 19 Alex and Bev are thrilled to on nounce the birth of their daughter She orrived on May 5 weighing 9 lbs 10'2 ozs Proud grandparents are Mrs Annie Blair Blyth and Mr and Mrs Gordon Horkes Clinton 19 ill®USSEY Joyce. Bill and Cloy ore pleased to announce a new member to the .8- team-. Riley Joseph born April 28, 1983 at St Josephs Hospital. London weighing in of 8 Ib. 14 oz Se• cond grandson for Mr and Mrs R J Boussey, Clinton and 6th grandson for Mr and Mrs William Taylor Varna. 19nx 44 Engagements TAYLOR -EV ANIEW Ron and Joyce Taylor Varna, Ontorio are pleased to an nounce the forthcoming mar• nage of their oldest son Craig Douglas to Shelly Ann, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Evaniew of St. Albert. The wed• ding will take place May 28. 1983 in Edmonton. Alberta. 19 HARRIS-ELLIOTT Bob and Shirley Elliott, R.R. 3, Clinton, are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their only daughter, Ann Elizabeth. to Michael Howard Harris, son of Howard Harris of London and the late Pearl Har- ris. The marriage will take place June 1 1 , 1983, in Ontario St. United Church, Clinton. - 19 46. in memoriam !UMBER In loving memory of my dear mother, Phyllis Kember• who passed away 4 years ago May 8, 1979. To me you were someone special Someone set apart. You will live with me forever, In the corner of my heart. Forever loved and never forgot- ten by daughter Sharon. - 19 GWYN In loving memory of my dear Mother, Jessie (McCullough) Gwyn, who passed away three years ago; May 3, 1980. Three sad and lonely years have passed Since my great sorrow fell, The shock that I received that day No one can ever tell. God gave me strength to meet it And courage to bear the blow And what it meant to lose you Mother, No one will ever know. Sadly missed and dearly loved by son, Ross. -19 —' . H• OY In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather. William Hoy who passed away May 14, 1973. Gone from us but leaving memories Death can never take away. Memories that will always linger, While upon this earth we stay. Always remembered by his family. -19x 47. Card of thanks WEfRSTER Thanks to everyone who helped in any way during our recent stay in Clinton Hospital. Dr. Street, Dr. Steed, nursing staff of second floor. family and friends. Dorothy and baby Colleen, 19 REABURN We wish to express our ap- preciation to the people in the Wolton area for their many kind wishes, gifts and social evening at the Walton Community Hall. You have a special place in our lives which we will remember fondly. Stella and Eric. 19 HOWES The family of the late Donald Howes wishes to express their sincere thanks to Doctors ,Newland Flowers and Solsbury. to the nurses and staff of Clinton Hospital for their ex cellent core and kindness to him while he was o patient there to Rev Pick for his mony visits and to our neighbours and friends for their cords, visits, and con cern. for the floral tributes messages of sympathy and charitable donations Speciol thanks to the Tasker Funerol Home pollbeorers Rev Pick Rev Foirbrother for their com forting words Thonks also to the lodies of Embro WI for the lunch after the funerol Your kindness is opprerinted and will always be remembered 19x BARER Fern and Harry Baker wish to thonk their mony friends relatives and neighbors for the lovely cords and floral or rongements which they receiv ad when in Clinton and Goderich Hospitals Special thanks to doctors and nurses in Clinton and Goderich hospitals 11 was all very much appreciated 19 Ela bora By Janet Tench The CHSS Formal was a success. Over 92 couples at- tended the annual dance on May 6. Music was provided by Whiskey Jack The therm of this year's Formal was ' An Adventure rat the Orient" The Art Club spent all of last week pain- ting a mural ort the glass walls of the front foyer. Decorations were also elaborately displayed in the cafeteria I where the dance was held), the courtyard, and the main hallway. Voting fur the Formal rations fill C Queen took place Friday morrung, so that the votes would be tabulated before the dance. The 1983 Formal Queen was Jayne Snell, with Catherine Battye first runner-up. XXXXX Two fund-r~arsnie carri- paigns are going on at CHSS. The first is raffle tickets being sold by the Broadcasting Club. This club has two BSR Turntables to be won plus demo records. Tickets are three fur $1.00 or 50 cents each. 'rickets however, can be won by listening to CHSS 12. The draw will be held May 26 The second campaign will be for the entire school. This is the C'F1SS Drain Club's Production of —June Groom" This is a three act comedy about a young inan who promised his uncle that he would go without sex until age 30, Uncle in turn would give wd. , g 30 has conte andWellUnclee decides toa reward Nephewali rn person. Nephew, however, has gotten) married, so he must now explain all the This Thursday, Friday and Saturday the Drama Club at CUSS will be presenting their spring production June Groom. The play is billed as a hilarious comedy. Performances will be held in the CHSS gymnasium starting at 7:30 p.m. (Steve Oliver photo) CHSS spring concert huge success By Kathy Staunton On Apr. 30, the CHSS Music Club put on its Third Annual Spring Concert. The grade 9 music class started off the night with three selections, they did a wonderful job and have im- proved 100 per cent since the Christmas concert. The band followed the grade 9 class. They played several difficult pieces aim- ed at developing a greater versatility from each in- dividual on his instrument. The band met this challenge head on and put forth great sounding pieces. Many songs featured sectional solo as well as single instrument solo s. The flutes showed their talent in the piece "Flute Flight". Many instruments shone in the song "Let It Be". Both the trumpet and trombone sections should be congratulated on their fine performance. Also during this medley, Jackie Norman performed for the audience a flawless solo on the saxophone. She played "The Long and Win- ding Road" to perfection. Next in line was the chior. Before the choir perforrned there was an intermission, allowing the band members who happened to be choir members also to deposit their instruments and get their voices all tuned up for the next phase of the pro- gram 47 Card of thanks EVENING UNIT We would like In thonk everyone who helped in any way to mnkr' our lith Annual Garage Sole Sur h n trprnendous surreys Evening Unit of the Blyth 0 c W 14 TOWNSHEND Bishop Williom Townshend rind family evpressps 'heir grateful thanks and rfpep npprprlotion to friends and rnlot,ves for dere) 1,.hutes nlPnlnri(71 inn Iribunate rind rnessnge of sym pothy r pi o,, pd nt the lime of the Inss nt n dpvntpd wife Kathleen dear mother greed mother and grew grandmother Sin(PrP g/nli tilde is e,,ipndpd to the parishioners of Si Inmos Chur(h Middlotne 1,ioityChur rh Roytield and St Poul s Chur (h Clinton You, kindness /.ill olwoys he remembered God bless yon nil 10 The choir sang six pieces. Four of the six were ones that they had done at the Kiwanis Festival. The last two were songs that they had learned at the Choir Workshop. Half way through the choir's pieces the Girl's Chorus took over and per- formed four songs. Three of these were also pieces the Girl's Chorus had done at Kiwanis. The choir finished off the concert. One full year's work came to an end in one night well... that's not entirely true. The choir still has one more church to sing at and the band has just begun practis- ing marches for the Klompen Feest parade. 'l'o really finish off the Music Club is having a Car Wash -Bake Sale-Sing-A- Thon on May 14 and everyone is w'elcoine to at- tend. You can have your car cleaned, stomach's filled and ears pampered all at the same time. All this starts at 9:00 a.m. and wraps up about 4:00 p.m. in the after- noon. The two bands and choirs should be congratulated on the wonderful job they did at this year's Spring Concert. About all I can say for those of you who missed it is, remember to come to the next concert because if you don't you are the one who is deprived. Best Merest 3A° 0 5 ypeke re Annual We represent many Trust Companies. We are often /isle to arrange for the highest interest being of- fered on Guaranteed lrnvetatrsent Certificates. 'Subject to change grAYGeiser=Kn al Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER CLINTON GRAND BEND GODI:RICN 233-2420 482-9747 238- 524-2118 SET , LAR Fern tuse felIoriole articles to to must now explain all [he fen unine articles In his apartment. The play will be showing May 12, 13, and 14 'Tickets are $1 for children,$2 for students, and $3 for adults They will be sold at the door. ur from Drama Club members On May 17, there will be a walk-a-thon>,bike-a-thon to raise money. Students on wheels will journey to Auburn. those walking will go to Surruner-tull. Sponsor sheets will be given out later in the week. In sports, Scott Miller is the school's champion athlete This past Saturday at a prae :ice meet he placed first in javelin, discus and sh • put, and was mined the meet's outstanding male athlete. Shawn Lester placed first in javelin 1 jr. 1. with Brian Steckle second. Se- cond for discus was Terry Cox, third in javelin was Gary Godkin and Jackie Norman placed fourth in shutput. The CHSS senior soccer team is undefeated' In the game at Stratford Nor- thwestern, Bill Tugwell scored twice, and Mark Cantelon once to end up with a three all game.On Friday CHSS whipped Norwell in Palmerston 7-2. Our junior team however, is not doing so well. They lost 1-0 to Northwestern, and tied 1 all with Norwell. xxxxx Finally we come to the Stu- dent's Council election. Prior to an election there must be nominations. So...where are they? Nominations were to have been closed last week, but due to a shortage they have been held over to this week. Hopefully the 1983-84 Stu- dent's Council will not be put in by acclamation. Box office opens May 16 The Huron Country Playhouse box office has been open to subscribers on- ly since April 18. On Monday, May 16, tickets go on sale for those who wish to attend selected individual perfor- mances rather than the en- tire season. Tickets will also be on sale for the three musicals on PLAYHOUSE II — "18 Wheels", "The Return of the Curse of the Mummy's Revenge" and "Eight to the Bar" — and for the three Sun- day concerts — The Family Brown on June 26, Moe Koff- man on July 24 and The Nylons on August 7. 1 Response has been tremendous to our DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS! IT S TRUE we oc, have the best Luncheon Mems in Town with Ihc' Fastest Friendliest Service in the county' It 5 no blarney. 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