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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-11-02, Page 1125. IN MEMORIAM HORTON—In loving memory of our brother Fred who passed away 1 year ago, November 2, 1971, To a beautiful life came a sudden end, He died, as he lived, everyone's friend, He was always thoughtful, loving and kind, What a glorious memory to leave behind, He left so suddenly, his thoughts unknoWii, But he left us memories we are proud to own, Treasure him, God, in your garden of rest, For when on earth, he was one of the best. Sadly missed by sister Flora and brother-in-law, Bob,—g44 CONNELLY—In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, John Connelly who passed away 3 years ago, November 5, 1969. Dear father, since you've gone away, The ones you loved so true, Try hard to carry on the way, We know you'd want us to. Sadly missed and ever remembered by his children and grand- children.—g44x WILSON—In loving memory of Joe Wilson who passed away three years ago, November 7, 1969. Softly the leaves of memory fade Gently we gather and treasure them all. Unseen, unheard, he is always near, Still missed, still loved, forever dear. Remembered always by wife and family.—g44x CRADDOCK—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, John Craddock, who passed away one year ago, November 2, 1971. In the graveyard softly sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave, Lies the one we loved so dearly In his lonely silent grave. Never will he be forgotten, Never will his memory fade 'Sweetest thoughts will ever linger 'Round the spot where he is laid. Sadly missed Iry wife and. family.—g44c 26. CARD OF THANKS VANDERBURGH—I wish to thank everyone for their lovely. shower gifts., on -Pridar October 27 —and tip special thanks to the WMS of Port Albert for hosting the shower. Janice Vanderburgh.—g44 BEAN—We wish to express sincere appreciation for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sym- pathy received during the illness and loss of a dear wife and mother. Special thanks to Drs. Deathe, Lynch, and Lambert, nurses and staff of Alexandra Hospital, Home Care Service, V.O.N„ and to those who have assisted us in any way. Don and Kent Bean.—g44 .Q.imton News-Record, '1114rpcloN4 .NQvernbp; 0, 1970 1 , It's Time To Think of WAMMES: My sincere thanks to my many friends and my neighbours for the cards and flowers. I would like to give my special thanks to the nurses and Dr. Thompson in Clinton Public Hospital and my sincere ap- preciation to the two men who rushed me to the hospital. — c44p ADAMS — The family of the late Miss Lillian Adams wishes to ex- press our sincere thanks and ap- preciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for your acts of kindness, floral tributes, cards and donations. Special thanks to Rev. Stan MacDonald, Londesboro United Church Women and Ball Funeral Home. — The Adams Family. Ikr • i 4 iti to 0 . la *. * it ma • IV tl: v: 2p: 30: v: iv: iv; vt7 or: or jv:2$1.0: jor 2g; oi • g yor. jigrl for A El 11 Here at Ball-Macaulay we are ready to help you plan a new modern kitchen,,make suggestions as to design and materials and work out estimates to suit your budget. . You'll be surprised how little it will cost. 'We suggest -you act now so that you may enjoy your new kitchen for Christmas. FOR EASY LIVING 41, 4)2:07 aimmoopf bileS riSnovirno dfather or Grandmot , BIRTHS YTER; Mr. and Mrs, Gerald 'ter are happy to announce the arrival of their son; David 'aid 'on October 19, 1972 in Strat- i General Hospital, ,RNARD; To Mr. and Mrs. Peter rnard, Vanastra, in Clinton blic Hospital, on Tuesday, Oc- :er 24, 1972, a daughter. 2. DEATHS 1EXANDER: At the Clinton tic Hospital on Tuesday, Oc- r 24, 1972, Harvey Alexander of 2, Bayfield, in his 83rd year. oved husband of Helen Hibbs. funeral was held at Ball eral Home, Clinton on Satur- , October 28 with interment in nton Cemetery. TT; In Clinton Public Hospital Saturday, October 28, 1972, orge Alexander Watt, beloved sband of Rena Reid. Dear father Mrs. Russell (Irma) McBeth, of ndon, Mrs. Donald (Marjorie) Nall of Blyth. Brother of James Baysville and Leo of Blyth. The neral' was held at Tasker emorial Chapel, Blyth on iesday, October 31 with interment Burns Cemetery, Hullett Town- ip. ILTSE: At Huronview, Clinton Saturday October 28, 1972, antes Mary Wiltse, widow of rrison Wiltse, in her 91st year. irviving is a stepdaughter, Miss va Wiltse of Clinton, The funeral rvice was held on Monday, Oc- her 30 with interment in Clinton metery. PPLEBY: In Toronto on Sunday, ctober 29, 1972, William J. for- erly of Clinton, in his 76th year. e funeral service was held at rown's Funeral Home, Eglinton ve., Toronto. 3. ENGAGEMENTS r. and Mrs. Albert Picot, Kincar- line, are pleased to announce the ngagement of their daughter, hirley Irene, to Mr. Dennis John ittle, son of Mrs. Little and the late r. Jack Little of Goderich. The rianniaga to ....take-place in .Kincar- 'ne Presbyterian Church, December 3, 1972 at 7 g44 S. IN MEMORIAM VNELLY-1n loving memory of dear husband .John, who passed y 3 years ago, November 5, 1969. hand so soft and gentle heart so tendef true sorrow life could bring me equal losing you. ingly remembered and sadly ed by wife Jo.—g44x It's a mini snowmobile show right here in our show- rooms . . . with refreshments, free favours and a chance to win some wonderful door prizes. Here's your chance to see and test drive the first snowmobile with a 35 H.P. rotary combustion engine — The Phantom. Your chance to hear the quietest snowmobile you can buy — The Golden Ghost, There couldn't be a better time to trade. This is the year Johnson makes your present snowmobile' obsolete! TOWN AND .COUNTRY CLASSIFIEDS 26. CARD OF THANKS ELLIOTT: My sincere thanks to everyone for remembering me with cards and gifts while I was in Clin- ton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Baker and nursing staff on First Floor. — George Elliott, — c44p Seniors lose to Listowel BY GEORGE BROWN The Senior Football Redmen suffered a disappointing 21.7 loss to the senior team of Listowel on Thursday, October 28. This home loss was the second in a row for the Redmen and leaves them with a 4-3 win- loss record at the end of the regular season, Central Huron's only major score came as a con- verted touchdown by Jerry Lobb on a pass play. The loss was particularly discouraging in that a number of fine sequences ended in an inability to move the ball across the goalline. Hopes still ran high, however, as the Redmen move back to Listowel on Tuesday, October 31 for a sud- den death semi-final against the same team, Should they win, a Huron-Perth championship could still be salvaged in the final. It is unfortunate that the ad- ministration is so firmly entren- ched against the practice of allowing a set number, of spec- tators to attend away-from- home games, and in doing so, provide this team with some support. Hockey begins Sunday night The Central Huron Hockey League opens its 1972-7:3 season on Sunday evening at the Goderich Memorial Arena. Hayfield. will play the Goderich Juveniles at 7:00 p.m. and that match will be followed be a con- test between Sifto Salt and Building Centre. Sifto and Building Centre played off for the 1971-72 cham- pionship last year. The new season will get into high gear as the third and fourth games take place in Clin- ton on Tuesday with Holmesville playing DRMCO and Sifto Salt skating against Bayfield. 26. CARD OF THANKS FISHER—I would like to thank Dr. Lambert, Dr. Watters, nurses and staff on first floor for being so kind to 'me while I was a patient in Alexandra Hospital. Thanks to relatives and friends for cards, gifts and visits. Gerald B. Fisher.—g44x WHITMORE, — We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbours for a lovely supper at the Bedford Hotel and also for the evening at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Feagan's. A special thank you for all the beautiful cards on our wedding an- niversary, — Ray and Verna Whit- more.--c44p JOHNSTON; Thanks to those who visited me, sent gifts flowers and cards while I was a patient in Clin- ton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Harrett, Dr. Addison and Dr. Walden and hospital nursing staff. — Mrs. Robert Johnston.—c44b BY GEOFF GIBS Last Thursday Oct. 26, the CHSS boys' volleyball teams travelled to Mitchell to compete in the Huron-Perth Champion- ships. The Seniors placed fourth, not as high as they had hoped. Fortunately, the Juniors placed third and get a chance to play at the WOSSA tournament in the near future. The Seniors had trouble with the top three Perth County teams and lost these games to' tough opposition. Clinton, beat Goderich and Exeter proving that they were still the best Huron team to enter the Mit- WETTLAUFER: Get well wishes have been expressed in many dif- ferent ways since my knee injury. I am grateful for your concern. My thanks go out to you. A sincere thanks to Dr. Harrett, Dr. Watts and Dr, Lambert, also the kind nur- ses and staff of the Clinton Public Hospital. A very special expression of thanks to my loyal employees at the feed mill, I am most ap- preciative. — Harold Wettlaufer. —c44b Junior Volleyball goes to WOSSA COLSON: My sincere thanks to relatives, neighbours and friends who sent flowers, cards and gifts while I was a patient in Shouldice Hospital, Thornhill and since my return home. — Isabel Colson. --c44b We would like to thank all of our friends & customers who have been so loyal to McLean Bros. during their many years of business - Bess & Stan McLean Big '0' Winner Sees Hensall Plant HENDERSON—I wish to sincerely thank the people of Goderich and district for their telegrams, letters and tremendous support throughout the Canada-Russia hockey series. Sincerely, Paul Henderson.—g44 chell tournament. Since CHSS is in the, AA division, the Junior boys qualified for WOSSA. The mor- ning of the tournament went well with Clinton winning five games and losing only one. They beat Seaforth twice, won one and lost a game with Mitchell, and defeated Goderich twice. After lunch the Juniors came up against a strong Listowel team 'and lost both games. The final set was with Stratford North- western who managed to defeat CHSS in two close games. At the end of the day the Juniors had won 5' and lost 5 games. 1•C==.11.=.1IC=11 Ball la Macaulay Ltd • BUILDING SUPPLIES SEAFORTH 527-0910 CLINTON 482-9514 HENSALL 262-2713 `41111111111 Choose a Gran .t4 AND THE QUIETEST SNOWMOBILES EVER MADE! cow IN AND HEAR OUR NEW LINE.