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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-01-22, Page 11Clinton ,NewP-Racorgl, Thwsclay, January 1970 11 JANUARY SALE CHILDREN'S COATS, JACKETS, SKI-PANTS, JEANS, SWEATERS, DRESSES ETC„ GIRLS and BOYS (UP TO SIZE 14) MARTINS DEPARTMENT STORE CLINTON NOTICE In order to keep abreast a the latest developments in the health field, we will be attending Li pOst-graduate research seminar in Fort Worth, Text* between JANUARY 21St, AND JANUARY 25th. Please keep these dates its mind when making appointments. ItERNETtl S. - WOOD b.t. Doctor of Chiropractic 41r 25, CARDS OF THANKS l-g.ST FORGO." Our memories of nineteen forty-five, Came hack from then, to its alive, Last _Sunday Jenuary four, 4ust like P-Day in Foril,four We did not know, or understand 'Why Doctor Kelly was at hand. When we had none Other, sources Therefore Oently we were depending On our Canadian Armed Forces. Partly uniformed, partly civilized He brought all fears and pain to ending A baby Girl, We were surprised! This hringe our family count to ten: Four Girls, four Boys, Mom and Dad. YOU , Sure mane all of us very glad. We hereby give you our salute. With all our thanks and gratitude. Don Greidanus and family. 411 HOGGART: Sincere thanks 'for flowers, cards and gifts while a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Harrett, Walden and Newland and nursing staff, — Helen Hoggart and baby Barbara. — 4b, LEPPINGTON: I wish to express my sincere thanks to friends, relatives and neighbors, Clinton Baptist Church and Clintonian Club for flowers, cards and gifts while I was a patient in Westminster Hospital, London and for visits since my return home 4 Special thanks to Rev. A, Silver, London who called severa times. Many thanks — Thomas Leppington. 4p. FREEMAN: I wish to express my sincere thanks to friends, relations, and neighbors who remembered me with cards, visits and gifts while in Victoria Hospital, also to the C.P.&T. fund for the wheelchair and walker. My appreciation to all. — Margaret Freeman. — 4p. ARMSTRONG: I wish to thank my many friends, relatives and neighbors for the cards, treats, flowers and visits while, a patient in St. Josepn's Hospital and since returning home, — Floyd Armstrong, — 4b. BROWN( My sincere thanks to all who sent cards, treats and Made enquiries while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital; to Rev. N. Wonfor, Dr. Mowatt and Rev. H. Snell for their visits; to neighbors and friends for help with snow and the boys of C.E. section and drivers for their help in the past. — Charles Brown. 4p. h 1110111111, 26. IN MEMORIAM HABKIRK: In loving memory of, a dear wife and mother, Bella Habkirk, who passed away five years ago January 21st, 1965. Although we smile and make no fuss, No one misses her more then us. And when old times we oft recall, It's then we miss her most of all. Always remembered by her husband Albert, family Gladys, Lois, Roy and Ross, — 4b. . , DOWSON: In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Orrin Dowson, who passed away one year ago, January 26, 1969. "So many things have happened, Sinbe you were called away, So many things to share with you Had you been left to stay. We cannot bring the old days back, Your hand we cannot touch But we still have the memories Of the husband,' father and grandfather we loved so much It broke our hearts to lose you, But you did not go alone, For part of us went with you, The day God called you home." Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by wife Flora, daughters, sons-in-law and grandchildren. — 4b. DOWSON: In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Orrin Dowson who passed away Sunday, January 26, 1969. "I lost a father with a heart of gold Who was more to me than wealth untold. Without farewell he fell asleep. Leaving cherished memories for me to kebp. I have lost but God has gained The very best father the world contained." Lovingly remembered by Edith, Bill and Troy. — 4b. dIl3BINGSt In loving memory of my parents, Louisa Gibbings, January 20, 1959, Robert W. Gibbings, January 29,1960; and my aunt, Mrs, Nora Sly, January 17, 196. "A happy home we once enjoyed, HOW sweet the memory still: But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill." Edith. — 4p, 138ARSON: In loving memory of 4 dear mother and grandmother, Lenora Pearson, who passed away two 'years ago, January 2S, 1088. "Although We mile and Make no fuss, NO one nitheee her more than us, And when old times We oft It's then we Miss het most of all." AlWaye remembered by the family. e- EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPER • Conestoga College is seeking applicants for the position Of Administrator of Continuing Education in Huron County. The successful applicant must be Ole to give leadership in . organizing the educational resources of the.ollege to meet the needs for development of business, industry and • community services in the County. There are no minimum academic or experience requirements. All persons who feel they can undertake this challcnging opportunity are invited to apply, please apply in writing to: Director of Innovative and Continuing Education, Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology, 299 Doon Valley Drive, Kitchener, Ontario. ASHTON: I would like to thank my friends, relatives and Huronic Rebekah Lodge for flowers and cards while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Newland, Dr. Street, and to nurses on First Floor and all other departments. — Mrs. NOtrna Ashton, — 4b, 21, ENGAGEMENTS Mr, and Mrs, Charles, Clinton, wish to -annOunce the forthcoming tnerriage of their. (*lighter, -Ethel -Janette to Douglas Wayne Henry, .son of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Henry, Port Albert.. The wedding to take place February 14, 1970, at three o'clock in Ontario Otteet' United Ohureh, Clinton. 4b. 1.11.1.1.01W1111111. .11.1111,1111.1111111,141111 . 22. BIRTHS STEI3HENSON: In Wingham and District General Hospital on Wednesday, 'January 7th, 1970, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephenson, Teeswater, a son, Craig Charles. COLLINS: To Mr. and Mrs. Jim Collins, Clinton, on January 1.3th, 1970, in Alexandra and Marine General Hospital, Goderich, a daughter, Lori Jean. VAN WYNSBERGHE: To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Van Wy nsberghe, Auburn, on January 18th, 1970, at Clinton Public Hospital, a son. LERNOVVICH: To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lernowich, RR 1, Bayfield, in Clinton Public Hospital, on January 20th, 1970, a daughter. 23, DEATHS McKAY: Passed away on Monday, January 12, 1970, Robert McKay, London in his 76th year. He is survived by his , wife Blanche (Irwin) McKay and dear brother of Mrs. Lorne (Jean) Wilson of Brucefield, The' funeral service was held at Beattie Funeral Home on Thursday, January 15 with Rev. Garth C. Nelson, of Robinson United Church officiating. Interment was in Baird's Cemetery. MacPHERSON: Passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, January 13, 1970, Me tha Elma MacPherson, Clinton, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacPherson, formerly of Wingham. She is survived by one sister, Miss Pearl MacPherson, Clinton. Predeceased by one sister, Olive in 1961. The funeral service was held at R. A.. Currie & Son Funeral Home, Wingham on Friday, January 16 with interment in Wingham Cemetery. MISTELE: Passed away at J6seplet:Bea4it Memorial Hospital, urlingRnr, ' ;on? Wednesday, janhary 14, 1970, Gerald Mistele, Burlington, beloved husband of Jean Hearn and dear father of Elizabeth Jane and Margaret Anne, both at home. A memorial service was held at Appleby United Church, Burlington, Friday evening, January 16. STURGEON: Passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, January 15, 1970, , John James Sturgeon of Bayfield in his 87th year. He was the ' husband of the former Violet Parker. The funeral was held at Ball Funeral Home on Saturday, January 17 with interment in Bayfield Cemetery. 25. CARDS OF THANKS LOBB: We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the thoughtfulness and generosity of our friends and neighbors during the past two weeks. The donations of gifts, money and time have been most heartwarming and have served to impress upon 'us our good fortune rather than our misfortune. Our thanks to air — Don and Alison Lobb — 4p. WILD: Sincere thanks to all my relatives, neighbors and friends who visited me, brought treats, sent cards and flowers while I was in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Miss K. Elliott, nurses and staff on first floor, also Dr. Oakes and Dr, Herrett. — Joe Wild, — 4b. ANDREWS: I wish to express my sincere appreciation to relatives and friends who remembered me with cards, gifts and visits while I was in Victoria Hospital. Special thanks to friends who sent food in to • the men at 'home' ' it was very much appreciated. — Marian Ahdrews, 4b NOTICE HARRISTON FERTILIZERS WILL BE COMPETITIVE • ON THE FOLLOWING ANALYSIS: 8-32-16 6-24-24 15-15-15 7-28-28 18-46-0 Aero Prills Howard Mc Kendry Res. 482-7927 LOCATED HALFWAY BETWEEN fly CLINTON 'AND SEAFORTH ON HWY. 8 • Ralph Buffinga Res. 523-9266 DIV. OF CYANAMID OF CANADA LTD. CLINTON 482-9133 PHONES 482-9938 Special Announcement The Odd Fellows and Rebekah Humanitarian Sei;riee Committees (Hospital Bed C.P. & T.) of CLINTON, - SEAFORTH BRUCEFIELD HENSALL EXETER - BRUSSELS announce that they are again sponsoring a subscription campaign for the purpose of furthering.their Humanitarian Services Programme "Instituted for the purpose of relieving distress wherever found", and for purchasing additional sickroom equipment such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, etc. This sick room equipment is made available to any resident of HURON COUNTY, FREE OF CHARGE For Home Use. Your MAGAZINE ORDER (New or Renewal) will help further this community project and every resident is urged to co-operate. Residents when called upon should request to see the represen aye's letter of introduction signed by a C.P. & T. Committee Member of Clinton, Seaforth, Brucefield, Hensall, Exeter, Brussels. This is to eliminate any misrepresentation by unauthorized persons. ' DONATIONS ARE NOT TO BE SOLICITED OR ACCEPTED Your C.F. & T. Chairman Is Listed Below Mrs. Bernice Ford, Exeter Gregor McGregor, Brucefield Ross Sararas, Hensel' Carman McPherson, Clinton Bob Richmond, Brussels Wilmer Broadfoot, Seaforth Gerald McFalls, Co-Ordinator FOR SICK ROOM EQUIPMENT CALL NEAREST C.P. & T. CHAIRMAN 4b. reemmeame, ADVERTISING-IN THE NEWS-RECORD is an INVESTMENT, NOT AN EXPENSE .......... Irjg YOUR TO F SAVE ON BIL ........ 1 14-01. Tins Stokely Cashmere Toilet Van Camp—In Beans Sponge Robin Hood Angel Mitchell's Robin Hood—(Self-saucing)-9 Tissue with -15-0z. Cake -48.0i. Pumpkin Tomato Puddings _ Pork Packages Mix Tins Plain Hot Dogs; -16 Oz. -10 Peanuts Sauce Rolls, _ _ _ _ 8 rolls -14-Oz. Tins _ - Oz. _, _ _ _ _ _ • or 'Saltines _ _ - 2 lbs. Donuts (12s) 8s _ Oz. * _ - * _ - 2 '69c 4 lbs. 4/59c 88c 5/88c 4/89c 2/89C 3/99c 75c ANY _ 4/$1 - 2/69c 69c FRESH PORK FRESH HAM FRESH SIDE MAC ilk CHEESE, MEAT ' ROUND, SIRLOIN STEAK GRADE "A"—FRESH-ROASTING CHICKENS SHOULDERS -by - LOAF -PRODUCTS lb. lb. 1b.. Ib.08c lb. lb. 49c 49c 69c 55C 59c STEAK DUTCH lbs. 69c PORK CHICKEN, or T-ISONS ' Apple Soda For Homburgs Super Liquid Floor Neer Blanched Beres Macaroni Surget Wonderfood McCormick's—Salted, Marshmallows Juice Biscuits or ‘Save Wax Future or Spanish or Spaghetti FOOD 25 FROM M CANADA . 2 No. , SPINACH for 1--10.02. 49c , PKGS. CALIFORNIA ak 3 Dozen SUNKIST uranges No. 1--Ws 99c Fittizits- ornewoussmilellaNelemege aisseis tA GALLONS Ice (ream 89c CANADA Potatoes 11.11111.111.1.1"." No, 1 — REA. Ihs. $1.09 HENSALL AL, MARKET1 - ONTARIO • AVE _J Ailkattlitig i,,, UPIIIN* 0 skiraule the one they an ralt$ 'rood a 'SKVAOUL.E. 70 alleys models you \elder choice 01 '15 tntee fabulous se v‘es: '19", A5" and "Cornpet\t\on" Trade4ns also POr Sale ancin g available Fin o new Or used roach ines. 10% down and Small IVIOnthly Payments New tnaebirie rentalt by hour of day JOHN ELDER ENTERPRISES FIA2 HENSAL IA PH. 262.5606 ,....... )5.. REAL. ESTATE ammimina.. REDUCED to $4,590. Four room house with large extra lot located on -paved. highway in •Ilrecefield, A reel good buy for the .hanclirnan. Phone PEGGY ..CUN.N/NGI-IAM at 524-9070 for arisppPiritigegt to inspect, TV REPAIR MEN — A fentestic opportunity to -own your own hesinees. We offer you a well established TV and Appliance business, It consists of living quarters with five bedrooms, modern kitchen and living room; spacious store area with large display windows and an attractive store front. The Gross Sales are over $100,000.00 with net profit .higher than most incomes. For more. information on this 'business, contact JACK CUMMINGS at 524-9624. OWNER RELOCATING -- etorey frame home with large living room, dining room, den, kitchen, 3 pc, bath, 3 bedrooms. New oil furnace and workshop in good dry basement. 'Located close to shopping. Asking' only $8,500. with down payment of just $3,500, Call PEGGY CUNNINGHAM at 524-9579 for an appointment to inspect. HOLMESVILLE — Get away from high taxes', let your children have freedom of the country, your wife will have neighbors close by and you will all enjoy this 3' bedroom bungalow listed at just $10,000. Located handy to school 'and store, What more could one ask for? Call ,PEGGY CUNNINGHAM at 524-9579 to see this good buy. $4,500. IS THE AMAZING LOW PRICE which this older insul brick home is 'listed at. Good location for new home or present house could be remodeled, Price includes extra 1/4 acre lot. Located in Brucefield. Phone PEGGY CUNNINGHAM today at 524-9579 to see this special. DO YOU OWN A COTTAGE? We have cash buyers waiting to buy a lakefront cottage. FAMILY PROJECT — BRUCE PENINSULA Compact store, lunch counter, 2 cal in.s and gas pumps. Modern three bedroom living quarters, include kitchen with built-in cupboards, living room and 4 pc. bath. Located ph,l, \ newly constructed Cityv6rin4theaheOte of Bruce.Periinsitle,ltich fanning community, thriving tourist area, with all traffic to the North Shore Ferry Service passing the door. Only $15,000. down with' interest at 8%, Call BILL CLIFFORD at 524-9097 to learn more about this business, INCOME PROPERTY — Located at 130 King Street in the heart of CLINTON. All units of this TRIPLEX are fully furnished and completely self-contained. Building is in' good state of repair with all new aluminum storm windows and screens. Listed at only $12,900. with just $3000. down and interest at 8%, Call 'JACK CUMMINGS at 524-9624 to inspect this property. TRADE YOUR HOME OR FARM on this golden business opportunity. Complex includes modern bowling alley with lunch counter;, beautifully , furnished attractive living quarters and Drive-In Restaurant which provides additional income, or could easily be sub-let. Call BILL CLIFFORD at 524-9097 for more information. JACK CUMMINGS 524-9624 PEGGY CUNNINGHAM 524.9579 BILL CLIFFORD 524-9097 DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. REALTOR 43 WEST STREET GODER1CH -- 524-8951 20, NOTICES • DUE to the flu epidemic visiting hours Will be restricted to one ''member of immediate family at any One time e- Clinton Public Hospital. 4,5b, ANYONE whn would be interested in receiving the Salvation Army , WAR CRY Weekly, please contact Mr. L, Nice, 482-969/, 4b. 0;JINMEMOEIAM. WILSON; Tn loving memory of Charles Wilson who passed MAW TA:wimpy 1, 19.07. "You re not forgotten, father dear, Nor ever shall Yelp be; As long as life and memory last We shall remember thee." -Ever remembered by Barry, Rosalee, Steven and Michael, -- 4,5P. ......„ „ „.. ElISBACH; In loving memory -of our Dad, Ptl$4V.4 Bisbach who passed away on. Januery 25, 1908, Always remembered by - sons Calvin and Phil and daughter-in-law, Put. — BISBACII.: In loving memory of my husband, Gustave Bisbach who passed away on January .25, 1968. Always remembered by his wife. — 4p, 28. ROOM and BOARD ROOM and board available. Contact 482-6609, — 3,4b.