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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-02-03, Page 11Brucefield Church opening in spring By MRS. H. F. BERRY The annual meeting of the 13rucefteld United Church was held at Kippen church on Sunday afternoon after a pot-luck lunch after the morning service. The Rev. P. Packrnan chaired the meeting. Mel Graham was appointed secretary. Reports were read by all the different organizations showing a very Successful year, With no church it was a more difficult time, but it is hoped the new church will be opened in early spring. Three stewards, John Moffat, Alex Townsend and Robert Fotheringham, retired this year. Mr. Fotheringham was re- elected,The others were replaced by Jack McGregor and Robert Broadfoot. Mrs. V. Hargreaves was elected as representative to the steward board from the U,C.W., replacing Mrs. Berry. Mrs. Robert Allen will lead the Explorers, assisted by Mrs. P. Packman. Mr. Ross Scott spoke on behalf of the church committee On the progress of the new chUrch. Mrs. Stewart Wilson was named as representative to the official board. Mr. S. Wilson moved that the meeting he adjourned, Rev, Packman closed with prayer. Mrs. W. Haugh is visiting with her daughter Mrs. Barry Lyndon and other relatives in Toronto. The many friends of Mrs. John Cairns of Seaforth were sorry to learn that she had fallen on the ice and fractured her hip. Mrs, R. Snell, Goderich, spent afew days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V, Hargreaves. Mr. and Mrs, John Henderson visited over the weekend with their daughter, Mr, and Mrs, L, PetOr$on, Sarnia. Mrs. Lorne Wilson celebrated her birthday recently, Many relatives and friends called to wish her a happy birthday, Mr. Robert Allen is a patient in hospital. Licence fee for farm trucks reduced UM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL NOW PLAYING The Terry Dee Show Each Saturday afternoon enjoy matinee entertainment from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Elm Haven. 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Posters will be displayed in all issuing offices reminding farmers of the new regulations and revised schedules listing the new fees for all weights will be P''111 Arneritan Motors The toughest *letter word on wheels. II Jeep SERVICES VACUUM CLEANERS Sales .& Service All Makes BOB PECK VARNA 262-5748 IRENE 'S' LAUNDROMAT and DRY CLEANERS 15 Rattenbury St. E. Clinton — 482-7833 One Day Service DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING In Bulk Or Individual Pieces Hours — Mon. through Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 42tfn WE SPECIALIZE IN Custom Slaughtering and Processing To Individual Requirements * Cattle and Hogs are Government Inspected in our Modern Abbatoir for Your Protection RICES AS FOLLOWS: Beef Slaughtering $6.00 Pork Slaughtering (up to 200 lbs.) $4.00 utting, Wrapping nd Quick Freezing Beef 6c lb. Pork 5c lb. uring and Smoking ams and Bacons 12c lb. Slaughtering on Monday only. All Processing Guaranteed Exeter Frozen Foods Call 235-0400 LiJJ i- ranroutroervnumen4Vh. H ALL., •• • - —5 tf n 4. BUSINESS NOTICES CARPENTER, HANDYMAN, repairs, remodelling, etc. Reasonable rates. Prompt service. Phone H. Mitchell, 482-7584. —4-8b STRETCH FABRIC SEWING CLASSES will soon begin, daytime and evening. Make your own lingerie, panties, slips, bras, girdles, bathing suits. No previous sewing knowledge necessary. Leave your name and phone number at 482-9119, —52tfn 17. BIRTHS McCULLOUGH: Ted and Nancy of Peterborough, Ontario are delighted to announce the safe arrival of a new daughter (Karen Michelle) on January 24, 1972, a sister for Steven. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCullough of Holmesville. —5b COOK: To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, Clinton, in Victoria Hospital, London, on January 18, 1972, a daughter, Jennifer Lynn, a sister for Kathryn. SMITH: To Mr. and Mrs, Ken Smith in Woodstock General Hospital on January 30, 1972, a da ughter, Shelby Anne. DeBOER: To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar DeBoer, Blyth, in Clinton Public, Hospital, on Thursday, January 27, 1972, a son, Paul. JANTZI: To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jantzi, R. R, 2, Clinton, in Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, January 31, 1972, a daughter. 18. DEATHS - - - VODDEN: At Victoria Hospital, London, on Wednesday, January 26, 1972, Alvin Vodden of Clinton, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vodden, in his 56th year. The funeral service was held at Ball Funeral Horne on Saturday, January 29, with interment in Clinton Cetnetery, ROLITZON: At Clinton Public Hospital on Monday, January 81, 1912, Marvin Routzon of 142 Gordon St„, Clinton, formerly of Vero Beach, Plorida t in his 70th year. He Was the beloved husband of the former }Potence Hayter, The funeral was held at Ball Funeral Home, Clinton, on Wednesday, 'ebtuary 2, with interment in Beyfield Cemetery. :11 20. CARDS of THANKS BENDFR: I wish to thank all my neighbours and friends for sending cards and flowers. Special thanks to U.C.W. for the lovely flowers and calls; to the nurses at Clinton Public Hospital and to Dr. Harrett, Dr. Walden and Dr. Lambert. —5b COOK: Mother and daughter wish to express sincere thanks to all who sent cards, gifts and visited while in Victoria Hospital. — Pat and Jennifer Cook, —5b LEPPINGTON: I would like to express my sincere thanks to all who helped at home with my children; also to those who visited, sent flowers, plants, cards and made telephone calls on my behalf; to Dr. Newland, Dr. Walden and Rev. L. Lewis; also to nurses on First Floor and their helpers, lab, technician and kitchen staff. Thank you one and all. — J. W. Leppington. —5p SLAVIN: The family of the late Frederick Stewart Slavin wish to express sincere appreciation to all friends, neighbours and relatives for kindness and sympathy extended during their recent bereavement; fop beautiful floral tributes, donations to Cancer Society, Heart Foundation and sympathy cards. Special thanks to Rev. L. Lewis, Ball Funeral Home, pallbearers, flowerbearers and doctors; also the ladies who served lunch. Their kindness and understanding will never he forgotten. — Wife, son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren. —5b MIDDLETON: To all who extended kind gestures on my behalf while I was in Clinton Public Hospital, I give my humble and warmest appreciation.. I am sure these kind acts play a big part in one's return to good health. Thanks also to the whole hospital staff and Dr. Harrett for making my stay as pleasant as possible. — Audrey Middleton. —5b 21. IN MEMOR IAN'S MURDOCH: In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, who passed away January 24, 1970. "Sadly missed along life's way, Quietly remembered every day, No' longer in our lives to share, Buf ikirThearti- she's always there." — Ever remembered by son,Bill and daughters Audrey and June. —5b WILSON: In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Charles Wilson, who passed away February 1, 1967. — Ever remembered by wife Reva, Faye, Linda and Leonard, —5p You probably made a New Year's resolution to keep a good budget this year and now you're wondering how you'll do it. The home economists with Canada Agriculture, Ottawa have several suggestions to help you in your food shopping. Take time before you go to the store to plan what food you will need for the coming meals and make a shopping list. Then stick to the list once you're in the store. The weekly food advertisements will help you determine the best buys if you can check them before shopping. Once in the store, select your food purchases according to use. Most of the fresh, canned and frozen fruits and vegetables are sold according to quality. They carry a grade mark, such as Canada Fancy, Canada Choice and Canada Standard for canned goods, which indicates that product meets certain requirements set by the Canada Department of Agriculture. By knowing the different grades and what the difference between grades means, you can buy one grade for appearance and another for flavor. For information on the grading of foods, write for the booklet "Buy By Glade" publication 1305, available free from Information DiviSion, Canada Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, 10A OM Brand names are often helpful in selecting quality products too. Some processing firms use one brand name on their best quality products and another on those of lower quality. Some stores have their oWil brand name on products Which are sometimes offered at attractive prides. It always pays to compare prices of different brands carrying the same grade name because they should be of similar quality. The appearance of the food should count when you're Shopping. Know what the foods Should look like When they are at Truck licences, including those eligible for a reduced farm rate, will go on sale throughout the province on March 1, Charles MacNaughton, Minister of Transportation and Communications announced today. The expiry date for truck and trailer registration in Ontario is March 31. The reduced fee will be available to farmers eligible for a grant under the Farm Tax Reduction Programme. Such farmers occupy property assessed as a farm and 11 acres or more in size. A farm of less than 11 acres may qualify if it produced an income of $2,000 or more the preceding year. The new fees schedule will apply to trucks registered at 6,000 pounds gross weight or more operated by farmers for personal transportation and the transportation of their own products and equipment. The program of reduced fees was developed after consultation with the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food and other representatives of the farming industry. Some examples of the new fees are: 6,000 pounds gross weight reduced from $44 to $37; 8,000 pounds from $61 to $41; 28,000 pounds from $295 to $100; and 42,000 pounds from $470 to $144. Similar reductions apply ,thre,ughquA the eetire, fee schedule. r, For vehicles of 5,000 pounds gross weight and under, the fee remains at $30. Upon application for a truck registration under the new schedule, farmers will be required to sign a declaration certifying they are eligible for the reduced rate. Declaration forms will be available at all licence bureaus in the province. available at all motor vehicle licence agencies. Cinder the new regulations, it will still be possible to register a vehicle for three, six and nine- month periods as well as the yearly basis. Lower fees will also apply to quarterly registration, Farmers are encouraged to apply for their new registration early to avoid the last minute lineups, McDonald and Ian Hulley were spending the night with them at, Duncanville, Dallas, Texas, Sorry to report the death of Alvin Vodden of Clinton who passed away in Victoria Hospital, London on Wednesday. He was a former resident of the community. Mr. Glen Carter is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. 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Misfortune hit the village Thursday noon when fire broke out at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mason. The Blyth fire brigade responded. Considerable damage was done to the interior. Mrs. Don Napier phoned her mother Mrs. Bert Britestion On wed need I V nifrbt that Rev How to be a wise shopper peak quality. Badly dented, bulging or rusted canned goods should be avoided as leakage and subsequent spoilage may occur. Similarly, frozen foods in worn, icy or thickly frosted packages may not be of the best quality because of poor handling or storing. When buying meat, compare the different cuts on the basis of the number of servings of cooked meat they should give, as well as by the price per pound. The amount of bone, fat and trimming will influence your selection. The price of meat is not indication of food valu'e - the less expensive cuts are just as nourishing as those that cost more. 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