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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-11-16, Page 1121. IIIRTHS CARROLL—Mary and Paul are grateful to announce the arrival of their firstborn, a son, Karsten Sean, on November 9, 1972, at the Alexan- dra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich.—g46 26. CARD OF THANKS FREMLIN: The family of the late Theodore Fremlin, wish to exprees their thanks to the friends, relatives • and neighbours for their acts of •kin- dness shown to them during their recent bereavement and also while husband and father was in the hospital. —Wife and Family. 46p KERNIGHAN—I wish to thank everyone that sent flowers, gifts, cards and letters while I was a patient in St Joseph's Hospital, London. Many thanks for the baking sent to my home and for the kind- ness to the children. All was truly appreciated. Audrey Ker- nighan.—g46 JENKINS—A sincere thank you to one and all for the many kindnesses shown to me during my recent illness. Margaret Jenkins.—g46 LYON; Thanks to those who visited me, sent flowers, gifts. cards and inquired for me while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr, Walden, Dr. Baker and Dr. Street, hospital nur. sing staff, also those who helped in any way at home. All was very much appreciated. —Mrs, Bert Lyon, Auburn. --c46b FALCONER: Many thanks to friends and relatives for cards, flowers, gifts and visits while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. —Stan Falconer. —c4fib WRIGHT:4 would like to thank my • relatives, neighbours and friends for 'flowers, cards, gifts and visits during my stay in Clinton Hospital, Special thanks to Dr. Watt, Dr. Harrett and Dr. Walden, also Rev, L. Lewis and nursing staff on first floor for their kindness. —Mrs. Edith Wright. MORRIS-1 am taking this way of thanking, my good neighbors, relatives and friends for calling on me on my birthday; also for cards and gifts. God bless you all. Mrs. Herb F. Morris.—g46x GILBERT—The family of the late Wm. Gilbert wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for their kin- dness, beautiful floral offerings and donations to the Heart FUnd. Special thanks to Rev, Warr, Dr. Jackson and the nurses at the Alexandra & Marine Hospital. The Family.—g46x FINNIGAN-1 would like to thank everyone for their cards,- visits •and flowers while I was a patient in hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Cauchi, Dr. Flowers, Nurses and staff on 2nd East, Elmira Fin- nigan.—g46x SMITH—The family of the late Benidict Smith wish to express their gratitude and appreciation to all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kindness, for their help, floral tributes and donations to the Cancer Society during their recent loss of a alear husband, father and grand- father. Special thanks to Father Moynahan, Dr. Wallace, the pallbearers and the McCallum Funeral Home. Mrs, Ben Smith and family.-146 McCUE—Thank you, friends, for gifts, cards and flowers and all your kindness while a patient in Goderich hospital. Also thanks to the staff on 1st floor. Evelyn McCue.—g46x RAE .We wish to express special thanks to our friends and neighbors, Rev. G,L, Royal. McCallum Funeral Home, for their acts of kindness, floral tributes: cards and donations to the Heart Fund. The Rae Family,—g46 BOWEN The family of -the late Frederick Henry Bowen (Bing) wish to thank relatives, neighbours and friends for their acts of kindness, floral tributes, cards, donations to the Cancer Society. Special thanks to Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109, Stiles Funeral Home and the pallbearers. Sincerely, Florence Bowen and family.—g46 ROGERS—A most sincere thank you to all those who helped us.at the • time of Dad's sudden passing. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Treble who looked after our boys and farm during our absence, Mr. and Mrs. ,Brian Markson of the Coach House, Mr. Janes Donnelly, Mr, James Bird,- Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Campbell' and all others who helped in any way. Without all your help we could not have managed to go home. Mike and Betty 12ogers.—g46 SPROUL—We' wish to thank our relatives and friends for the lovely party honouring us on our 25th wed- ding anniversary held in the'Auburn Community Flail on November 4, 1912. Thanks again. Bill and Thelma Sproul.—g46 HOY—•4 greatly'appreciate the kind, ness shown me by Dr. Jaekson, Dr, Watts, nurses and those who sent cards and flowers during my recent stay ih•hospital, Wm, Hoy.—g46 13BINDLEY--4 wish to thank Dr. • Wallace, the nurses on the • Emergency Ward and first floor for the care giveh to me after my ats. eident. Many thanks.also to neigh- bars, relatives and friends for visits, flowers, cards and treats while a patient in Goderich Hospital. It was all greatly appreciated. Gerald 13rin- d1'ey.—g46 SETTLES—At Alexandra Hospital on November 9, 1972, to Mr, mid Mrs, Bruce Settles, 13„R.1, I3ayfield, a baby girl Becky Patricia Florence. STEPHENS—.At Burlington General Hospital, Burlington, On- tario, on October 28, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stephens, Grimsby, Ontario, a son Todd James. LAVIS; Brian and Carol Levis are happy to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Sherri Lynn' on November 10, 1972 at St Joseph's Hospital, London, sister for John, NEUERT: To Mr, and Mrs. Dean Neuert, Clinton, in Clinton Public Hospital on November 8, 1972, a son. 22. DEATHS APPLEBY: At Humber Memorial Hospital, Toronto on Saturday, Oc- tober 28, 1972, William James Colton Appleby, born in Clinton, Ontario October 27, 1897. Member of Oakwood United Church: Served with 47th Canadian Infantry. World War 1. Retired from Adelaide Street Post Office, member of Canadian Corps Association United Services Branch No. 2. Dearly beloved husband of Clara O'Reilly, step- father of' Philip, John, Edward, Charles and William O'Reilly. and Mrs. Mac Neil (Uneata), also sur- vived by 1:3 grandchildren and 1 great-grandson. The funeral service was held at Brown Bros. Chapel on Wednesday. November 1 with inter- ment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. PROCTOR: Percy F. Proctor, sud- denly on November 7, 1972 at Port Charlotte, Florida. Survived by his wife, Louise; daughter, Mrs. Caroline Dwyer; son James R. Proc- tor; seven grandchildren. There are also three sisters, Mrs. Sybil Palmer, Mrs. Jean Matheson, Mrs. Margaret Wettlaufer and two brothers, Charles and William. The late Mr. Proctor was born August :30, 190:3 in London. The funeral service was held on Saturday, November 11 at St. Edith Catholic Church, Livonia, Michigan with interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. FREMLIN: lit XleXandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. on Wednesday, November 8, 1972, Theodore Fremlin, of 182 Ontario Street, Clinton in his 87th year. Beloved husband of Nellie (Her- man) Fremlin and dear father of Ellen (Mrs. Fred Brown) of Cen- tralia and Harold, of Clinton, dear brother of Mrs. Tom (Millie) Watt, Stratford, and A.E. (Bert) of Clin- ton. Also surviving are three grand- children and one great- granddaughter, predeceased by one grandson. The funeral service was held from Ball Funeral Home on Saturday, November 11 with inter- ment in Clinton Cemetery. 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Leo Courtney, Goderich, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Helen Mary, to Mr. Max Alan Riegling, son of Mr, and Mrs. Carl Riegling, R.R.7, Lucknow. The wedding will take plate on Satur- day, November 25, 1972 at 5;00 p.m. in St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge, Ontario.—g46x • 25. IN MEMORIAM FEE—In ldving memory of Donald John Fee, who passed away Novem- ber 18, 1961. Sadly missed by Mommy, Daddy, Bruce, Linda and Tammy.----g46x McEWEN; In loving' memory of John A. McEwen who passed. away' Nov. 18th, 1962; also his sons, Walter who passed away in 1952, arid Duncan who passed away in 1942. • Ever remembered by ,wife and mother, Lillian, anti the family. —c4 GLENN—In loving memory of a dear husband,, father and grand- father, George Glenn who passed away one year ago, November 17, 1971. God saw you getting tired, He did what He thought best, He gently closed your 'weary eyes, And whispered, "Come arid rest". Each, dawning day, 'a thought of you, At eventide a prayer; And in the 'hearts that hived you, You always will be there. Lovingly remembered by his wife 'and fan:dly.7116x 26. CARD OF THANKS HUTCHINS: We wish to express our thanks aid appreciation to our friends, neighbours and relatives for acts pf kindness, floral tribiztee and donations to the Intensive Care Unit at the time of our loss of a dear wife and mother. A special thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr. Flowers. and the "nurses " of the first floor. Your kindness ,will always be remembered. Charlie Hut chins and Family, 71 SATELLITE Custom Sedan, 64 Huron Rd. Clinton 482-9475 Kentucky Style thicken Franchise open for this area Reply to Reddi-Chef Foods, 2 Ingram Drive, Toronto 15, giving address, phone number, age, marital and financial status, present occupation and past experience. Location desirable but not essential. Franchise can be added to existing business. In person interviews conducted in approximately two weeks. BUMPERto EU 'ktAing" 72 PLYMOUTH FURY DEMONSTRATOR 4 DOOR SEDAN automatic radio, power steering, rear defogger, low mileage. 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Continued from Page 1 "big storm"; The Official Plan of the Village (land usage) is ready and awaiting comments and approval. from County Coun- cil; a re-zoning by-law will be brought before the residents at an open meeting nftpr' the new year; the Village was the grateful recipient of an original map of the Village donated by Mrs, -Carl (Lucy) Diehl; a framed picture of the Fathers of Con- federation from Mrs. Ed (Florrie) Oddleif- son; and a framed picture of the 161st Bat- talion of the First World War from Walter Westlake; policing 'of the Village was ex- cellent due to good relations with the On- tario Provincial Police; we are in process (hopefully) of.getting a Seni6r Citizens home in Hayfield, and a survey is expected regar- ding this shortly; vandalism, breaking of street lights and smashing of windows in the Municipal Building, and the theft of life- preservers on the piers is inexcusable stated the Reeve, Councillor Frank McFadden said the Village had no debts and that tax arrears at the end of 1971 were a minimal $300, To date, 87 per cent of the 1972 taxes had been executed and the internal tax rate had not changed in the past four years and also almost one-quarter of a million dollars in building nerrnits had been issued. McFadden said that the plan was to dc the same things as they'd been doing, and to take the best deal they could get. Councillor Donald Warner reported on the purchase of the road-grader (about three times the size of the old one); that Tuyll St. had been paved last year; and hopefully, with the aid of Government subsidies, the roads now being prepared would be paved in the spring. Mr. Warner also outlined Suoliay, November 19 AT WESTFIELD FELLOWSHIP HOUR, AT 2 ex, AND HURON. MEWS (NAM AUBURN ATE PA, TICKETS FOR CHRISTMAS BANQUET DEC WITH DR. ERIC %BEL ARE STILL AVAILABLE "Evil Prevails When Qoacl Men Do Nothing" TREE PLANTING .401.4/0.000 ASSISTANCE The Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority will assist water- shed landowners in planting trees (minimum 500; maximum 5,000) with our tractor and tree planter, for a nominal fee of $5.00 Obtain applications for seedling stock and planting assistance from Authority office. Trees should be ordered now to ensue guaranteed delivery for spring planting. For more information, contact; AUSABLE-BAYFIELD CONSER VATION AUTHORITY Box 459, Exeter. Tel. 235-2610 TEST DRIVE THE WHOLE FLOCK FF41., SAT. AND SUNDAY FROM $895 ,00 HULLY GULLY SNO—SPORT OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M.— 1 DAYS A WEEK VARNA 262-5809 FREE COFFEE and DOUGHNUTS For your Holiday Parties and Banquets in our Chalet Call and make your reservations. AND The Tabernacle Trio will sing. JIM STANLEY MISSIONARY RECENTLY RETURNED FROM AFRICA WILL SPEAK HURON BUSINESS MACHINES Olympia Typewriters Adding Machines calculators 3M Photocopiers Cash Registers Cheque Writers Latium Timectocks Repairing all makes of office machines since 1942. 113 Ontario St. Clinton, Ont. Phone 482-7338 Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy Scotchmer Monday Is Shipping Bay From Varna Stockyard CALL, BAYFIELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service P4 Charges on Pickets f Open Noose • DECEMBER 2 5 6th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY *•-• - • - ' MR, and MRS, ARTHUR TIDHEORNE et Moitlancl -Covpiry (Ivlo 7:30 PA). Everyone Welcome No Gifts Pleetie school. They were held in the teachers' classroom. The parents and the teachers talked together for 10 minutes about the child's problems and how to improve them. The parents could see any teacher who taught their child. They also had a chance to meet the new principal, Mr. MacLennan. Af- ter they finished their interviews they went home. Wendy Tyndall PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY On Wednesday November 8, (Professional Development Day) the teachers of Hullett and Brucefield schools went to visit different schools in London. They all met with Mr. Johnston for lunch, then had a guest speaker talk with them about problems pupils might have. Following this, there was a question period and discussion about What the speaker had said. It was an enjoyable day for the students also as they did not have any school! —Christine McNall Varna BY FRED McCLYMONT Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClymont, Michael and Shan- non of Guelph visited with relatives at Clinton and Varna during the weekend. A Remembrance Service was held in the United Church last Sunday, with Rev. Murdock Morrison in charge. After the service, wreaths were laid at the Soldiers' Monument in the village. The session of the United Church will hold a canvass in the interest of the Canadian 'Bible Society during the balance of this month. A service by a representative of the Society will be held on Sunday, November 26 in the United Church. WHEN COLD BEGINS TO SHOW 175 FACE —, OUR OIL WILL. PUT IT BACK N PLACE 40 40CM. TRAommitita, re. Enjoy this winter — with BP Fuel Oil, Cold belosngs outdoors ... not in •your home. For real warmth — call today! ALSO CALL US NOW FOR PROPCORN CLINTON Victoria at Maria Phone 482.7682 Seta JIM GODERICH At The Five Points Phone W-603 whoa you're ready to none ohc cloy see the beautiful RAINBDI W ,WEBBING LINE INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCIMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Walkerten And &wafer* r L. CLINTON 482-9525 *. REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE The annual Remembrance Day Service at Hullett Central was held Nov. 10 in the gym- nasium. The program was opened with 0 Canada, Tom Kember, gave a bible reading. Following this, Christine Carter, Cathy Peel and Eldon Chamney gave a review on the grade 8 trip to Col, John McCrae's homestead. We also sang a hymn and saw a film. Guest speaker Rev, McDonald gave a Remem- brance Day prayer. Glenna Ellis gave a definition of the 2 minutes silence and David Lear and Bev Shepherd laid the wreath on the cross. The service was ended with God Save the Queen, —Glenna Ellis WINTER START YOUR OWN 'COLLECTION OF DELICATE BANBURY INN AS ADVERTISED ON T.Y. PEA $ 'I 7 9 PLACE ad SETTING WITH THE PURCHASE OF GULF PRODUCTS Asingliminura nommarroweimlerisolow ai._ CHINA ONLY The tow' cost system for moist grain storage. PAUL KERRIGAN 1:1? ,01482 9653 ClitItOu News -Record. Thursday. NovArnhor 1B 19179. parts of a five-Year. established paving program. Councillor Reg. York reported on the installation of street lights and said when Ontario liydro recovers from its recent strike, new lighting will be installed around Clan Gregor Square, and some of the hydro poles which are in the way for pavifIg Municipal Road will be re-situated. Many of the small trees in the tree planting program have been destroyed by snowmobiles, etc., and he suggested that larger trees be planted in the futtire, Councillor fiedley (Ted) Gozzard said when the Beach Management Agreement has been realized, hopefully finger-docks, showers, toilets, holding tanks and more safety devices would be constructed to draw More business into the Village. He suggested that the town's teenagers form a life guard association (rescue unit) to tie in with Hayfield Fire Department. All the present Council also thanked the people who had signed their nomination papers. Mr. Graham called on the new nominee (Mrs.) Milvena Erickson, who is contesting a seat on council, to say a few words. She also thanked those people who had signed her nomination paper and said she would make no promises, except if elected, she would do her utmost for the betterment of the Village where she was born. Members presently on council seeking re- election are Hedley (Ted) Gozzard, Frank E. McFadden, Donald Warner and Reginald York, and new nominee Milvena Erickson. Reeve Ed Oddleifson won by acclamation. INTERVIEW On November 2, 3 and 6, in- terviews took place at our News of Hullett Gantral School COME ON IN AND MEET WACKEY WALLY SEE US FOR: *BATTERIES *TIRES *ANTI-FREEZE Ato'ALL YOUR AUTO NEEDS CHANGE OVER °"" FREE LOBE JOB WITH A OIL CHANGE & FILTER