Clinton News-Record, 1971-08-05, Page 11▪ AUCTION SALE 20. CARDS of THANKS
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Clinton .News-Record, Thursday, August 5,1971 11.
Ont. Dept, of Education
will give bigger grants
The Ontario Department of
Education will pay more toward
the cost of school construction,
Minister of Education ftobert
Welch announced last week.
Mr. Welch said obis
Department's capital grant plan
for school construction has been
revised to allow for the increases
in construction costs since the
plan's introduction in 1967. The
tables used to calculate the
expenditure eligible for grant
have been increased the
equivalent of about four per
cent a War.
Mr. Welch said the revisions,
coupled with .11_ litglyr
Department grant on debenture
debt charges, will particularly
assist those boards in fast
growing areas in providing vital
school facilities at a minimal
cost to their taxpayers.
Mr. Welch stressed that boards will not be allowed to
increase the maximum
expenditure for school building
but that a larger portion of this
maximum cost will be eligible
for grant.
TYNDALL: To Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Tyndall, R. R. 3,
Clinton, in Victoria Hospital,
London, a daughter, Anne
Marie, on Thursday, July 8,
1971.
PAPPLE; To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Papple, Seaforth, in
Clinton Public Hospital, on
Tuesday, July 27, 1971, a son.
HULLEY: To Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Hulley, R. R. 4, Walton,
in Clinton Public Hospital, on
Thursday, July 29, 19'71, a son.
18. DEATHS
JENKINS: Passed away in St.
Mary's Hospital, London, on
Wednesday, July 28, 1971,
Elizabeth Reed Jenkins of
London, formerly of Clinton.
She is survived by her husband,
Edward John Jenkins, and a son,
George Jenkins, of London. The
funeral was held on Saturday,
July 31, at Beattie Funeral
Horne With interment in Clinton
Cemetery.
JAMIESON: Passed away in
Seaforth on Sunday, August 1,
1911, Arnold Jamieson of
Huilett Township in his 70th
year, beloved husband of the
former Irene Bolton. Funeral
service was held at Ball 'Funeral
Horne on Wednesday, August 4,
With interment in Clinton
Cemetery.
'20. CARDS of THANKS
HABKIRK: The family of the
late Albert Habkirk wishes to
express many thanks to relatives
and friends for the floral
tributes, donations and cards.
Special thanks to Itee, H. W.
Wonfor and the Ball Funeral
Home, pallbearers, flowerbearers
and the U.O.W. Ontario Street
United Church.-31p
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WHEN PEOPLE START TELLING YOU THAT
ELECTRIC WATER HEATING IS EXPENSIVE
AND SLOW-CONSIDER THREE THINGS...
CLI NTON
PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION
YOU'LL BE TOLD THAT YOUR ELECTRICITY BILL
WILL BE REDUCED WHEN YOU SWITCH TO OIL
OR GAS.
This is true. However, the amount eliminated from your hydro bill will
be needed to pay for the hot water from the new oil or gas unit you
install. It won't end up in your pocket. Let's be realistic, hot water
costs money — whether it's heated by oil, gas or electricity. If you rent
any kind of water heater your bill will show the rental amount. If
you're presently using oil or gas, compare the cost you're now paying
for rental with $1.50 for the 40 gallon electric and $2.25 for the 60
gallon electric. A glance will show that electric water heaters rent for
Less.
YOU'LL BE TOLD THAT "THE OTHER HEATER" IS
FIVE, SIX, EVEN EIGHT TIMES EASTER THAN
ELECTRICITY.
This is also true. But do you really need this super-high power
performance, an output of up to 2,000 gallons a day? We think not. In
any one hour you.might be doing all the following things:
A big load of washing 28 gallons
Taking three batht 30 gallons
Odds and suds 10 gallons
Taal 68 gallons
That's 68 gallons. And our Oscade, 60 gallon, electric water heater will
supply over 75 gallons Of good-and-hot water during that hour, and will
be ready to go again an hour later. So why consider paying for the
over-ability to heat 2,000 gallons per day.
Both electric heater% the 40 gallon and the 60, are very economical.
They're designed for family needs — not a car wash.
YOU MAY NOT BE TOLD THAT THE ELECTRIC
WATER HEATER HAS ALL THE FOLLOWING
ADVANTAGES.
It's safe, flarneless, dean and economical. It can be installed anywhere.
It operates -quietly., And on the rental plan maintenance and service are
included.
Next time someone starts telling you that electric water heaters are
expensive and slow ask yourself — "Are they simply trying to sell 'me
theirproduct."
Call your hydro ask for a Cascade rental unit. Installation is Free and
Service immediate. Then alI'you have to do is Sit back and enjoy it.
Whenyou have an electric water heater connected through the meter
you will then have the advantage of the Bonus-Block of 500
kilowatt-hours per month at a special rate of 0.9c per kilowatt hour.
AUcTIQN SALE
f household effects in the
illage of Londesboro, on
turday, August .7th, at 1 p.m.
beaterfield suite; dining room
uite round table, buffet, 6
hairs; 2 studio couches; 3
edroom suites; pictures;
irrors; small tables; coffee
ble; platform rocker; floor
polisher; Electrolux cleaner;
4-burner electric stove; 12 ft.
Frigidaire with deep freeze;
'White sewing machine;
sideboard; electric baseboard
heater; clock; lamps; pole lamp;
magazine rack; hall tree; foot
stool; antique rocker; 2 lanterns;
other antiques; feather mattress;
pillows; hamper; bedding; table
linen; curtains; drapes; cushions;
mats; 2 Axminister rugs; 2 cedar
chests; stainless steel and
aluminum cooking utensils; set
dishes; glassware; china cups and
saucers; silverware; stainless steel
cutlery; small Duo-Therm oil
stove; washing machine and
stand; fruit jars; 1 Beaver jar; 1
Jewel; lawn chairs; electric iron;
hose; wheel barrow.
In case of rain, 'will be held in
hall
Terms - Cash
Proprietor,
Mrs. Mabel Scott.
Auctioneer,
Harold Jackson.
Clerk,
Jim McQuaid.
• 31b
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of property and antiques,
household furniture and
appliances, at Lot 12, Main
Street, Egmondville, Saturday,
August 14, at 11 o'clock.
1311.613ERTY — Lot 12, east —
132' x 82', on which is situated
a 10-room stucco house with
modern conveniences, full
basement, new gas furnace,
single car garage. Lot 12, west —
Large vacant lot — 1 32' x 82'.
r urtNITLIRE — Consists of
cherry dining room suite, twin
walnut spool beds, with
matching by-boy and night
stand, walnut dresser and a
complete line of well-kept
antique furniture.
Large variety of antique china
consisting of cut glass, art glass,
12-piece Elsa tea service, 6-piece
set Bird of Paradise, 4 pagoda
bridge set, part toilet set, 8-piece
complete dinner set, goblets,
salters and salt spoons and
many, many more articles.
TERMS — Cash — Property —
10% down day of sale and
balance in 30 days.
Proprietress,
Ina and Marion Gray,
Auctioneer,
Bruce Rathwell,
R. R. 1, Brucefield,
• 482-3120.
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16. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carter,
Clinton, are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Judith Marie, to
Gary Kyle, Hensall, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Kyle, the
Marriage to take placerAugust
21st, 1971, at 4:00 p.m., in St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Clinton, Ontario. —31b
17. BIRTHS
OSTROM; I wish to express my
sincere thanks to relatives and
friends for cards, letters, visits
and gifts, while a patient in
Victoria Hospital. Special thanks
to Mr. Morrison, Fred
McClymont and the many
doctors, nurses, physiotherapists
and others who administered to
my needs. — Dorothy Ostrom. p
RAU: My heartfelt expression of
appreciation is extended to all
my family, relatives, friends and
Knights of Columbus, for the
Masses and prayers offered, for
cards, treats and visits during my
stay in Clinton hospital. Special
thanks to Father Robert Msgr,
Bourdeau and Father Kelly, as
well as Dr. Goddard and Dr.
Addison and the nursing staff of
Clinton Public Hospital.
Charles Rau — 31p
TIGHE: The relatives of the late
Bernard Tighe wish to thank
neighbours and friends for acts
of kindness, Mass cards, cards,
and floral tributes during their
recent bereavement. Special
thanks to , Father Kelly,
pallbearers and Catholic
Women's League. — Alvin Ruetz
31b
STIRLING: My sincere thanks
to my many friends who
remembered me and helped in
any way while I was a patient in
Goderich hospital. Your
thoughtfulness will long be
remembered. — Grant Stirling —
31p
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Back to the office and glad to
see familiar faces, though the
holiday at the cottage near
Brighton was restful and an
opportunity to get caught up on
the doings of friends there. The
days always slip by too quickly
whether at work or on vacation.
* * *
Vacation Bible School is
under way at the Christian
Reformed Church this week and
continues until Friday, August
13. The hours are 9:00 a.m. to
11:30 a.m. and provide an
interesting programme of Bible
lessons, songs, games and
handicrafts. If the children are
growing a bit bored with the
holidays perhaps they would
benefit from this.
* * *
Visiting Clinton from Holland
on a three week holiday were
Mrs. DeTheye, sister of Mr.
Ceriel VanDamme, and their
niece, Miss Maria VanDamme.
The latter stayed with old
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
Altena while here. They were
returning to Amsterdam on
August 2.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter and
family moved to Wellington in
'Prince, Edward'County, Ontario
recently. Mr. Porter will work
with the Department of National
Defence at the establishment at
Mountain View.
* * *
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Brown for the past week were
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hymers of
Marlow, England. Mr. Hymers
trained with the RAF at Sky
Harbour during World War 2.
* * * *
Just returned home from a
camping trip to Winnipeg are Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Irwin and son Bill.
Travelling through Ontario and
Manitoba, they enjoyed the trip
despite cool weather and insects!
* *
A trip through the Maritimes,
which included the spectacular
Cabot Trail, was the happy
vacation lot of Mr. and Mrs,
William Beck of town. They
were joined in their camping
holiday by their daughter and
husband, Connie and David
McKnight, who are both in the
naval section of the Canadian
Armed Forces at Halifax.
* * *
Mrs. Elsa Jenkins, Manager of
the Women's Division of the
Canadian National Exhibition,
has announced the winners of
their 1971 Handicraft
Competitions. Of particular
interest to people of this area is
a first prize winner in the
knitting section of the work of
the blind. She is Mrs. Greta
Lammie of Hensall.
* * *
Jerry Krauter, 33, a native of
Hanover, has been appointed
rural development counsellor for
Huron, Perth, Lambton and
Middlesex counties.
He is the first counsellor
appointed for the area under the
federal and provincial
cost-sharing Agricultural
Rehabilitation and Development
Act. Mr. Krauter will operate
out of the Clinton office of the
Huron County branch of the
Ontario Department His main
responsibility will be, farm
enlargement—counselling
farmers on the advisability of
adding acreage to their farms.
The terms of ARDA allow
the purchase of farm land at up
to $150.00 an acre, If expansion
seems to be an advantage, a
farmer may lease acreage with an
option to purchase. Leases are
for a five-year period and may
be renewed once. The farmer
must buy his land after 10 years
or lose his option.
"We are in a position to buy
farms from those willing to sell,
and then in turn, we can lease
them to other farmers wishing to
expand...," Mr. Krauter said. He
graduated from the two year
general agriculture course at the
Ridgetown College of
Agricultural Technology.
Before that, Mr. Krauter was
a fieldman for more than two
years with the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture and
has also served as a field
representative with the Rural
Learning Association.
* *
Alan Blezard, a graduate of
the Kemptville College of
Agricultural Technology, 'has
been transferred from Renfrew
County where he has been a
Rural Development Counsellor,
to a similar position in Huron
County. He will provide
Counselling service in North
Huron from the Walkerton
office of the Department.,
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