Clinton News-Record, 1975-01-09, Page 15ERV CES AVAILABLE
COMMERCIAL -refrigeration and
air coinditionin , B,J: Fink,
:lbechanical, 262,2114.E -2b
i Yk ttS'UPHOLSTERY will
rebi ild, .re-cover or -re: -style your old
furnture.,better than new. Call 482-
1939, 71 Princess St. • W,, Clin-
ton,°=.tin--lb
• SERVICES,. AVAILAILF
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.�. _.. SALES ,lis SERVICE
ALL MAKES/ * -
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362.5x748
15'PUPUUC NOTICE
SNOW . Removal for lanes,
*driveways and parking lots, Phone
'C. • Huizingh 482-9083 after 5:30
51tfn
,;1VIODELLING, renovations,
roofing and floor laying, expertly
,tame. All odd jobs around the home.
$,Ititchen• ,clapboards a specialty,
:14Phone . 482-7676. Ken
: McNairn.-2tfn
.:ZURICR? Abattoir custom but-
chering. Monday -- pigs, Wed-
'nesday •--- beef, Phone business 2366-
4939 (collect) or residence. 236-4681
(collect).--37tfn
Needlework, 011 and Picture
Framing, choice of frame 1'' to
3" width. Regular Or non glare
glass:
Ready to hang
48 hour service
phone after 6 p.m.
482-7409
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° Clintoth
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"ConstructiOn -
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482-7901- CLINTON
Electrical Wiring
Pole Line Construction
,,General Contracting
Concrete ancT Brack" WorTc T
Back Hoe
and
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CHUTER PLUiM$ING'
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Tuesday and'
Thursday
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Brucefield • Phone 482-9260
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• 229 James St. -
Clinton • Phone 482-7988
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Seaforth
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Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Pianos, organ$, drums, guitars,
etc.
'Piano tuning and repairs
Rental and lessons on electric
guitar, base, accordion, drums
Ind banjo. ,
Lowest prices on Willis pianos
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EXPERIENCED
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CLINTON, ONT.
PHONE: 482-7898 ctfn
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• • Pre$tyriptiofls promptly .fitted
itttYAKOWninations alfangedt y
433 Main St.
(Behind G & G Discount)
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tin
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will be aleead d l!'Infi
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February to concl&lde . our
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Sale"
Heppy New Year to A11.
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17. I,OST AND FOUND
LOST: Lady's'charm bracelet. Lost
in downtown area of Clinton on
Christmas day. Reward. Phone 482-
7724.--.2p
21. BIRTHS
GRIGG: -Murray -and Cheryl~ Grigg
are pleased to. announce the arrival
of their daughter, Alison Patricia,
December 23, 1974,' St. Joseph's
Hospital,London. A granddaughter
for Mrs. Muriel Grigg, Clinton and
Mrs. Marcella McNeil, Blyth.
DEVEREAUX: Ray and Gwen
(nee McLean) of Seaforth, are
proud to announce the safe arrival
of their daughter "Christine Renee"
born- January 1, 1975 in Seaforth
Community Hospital.
DeJONG: Mr. and Mrs. Auke De
Jong. of R.R. 2 Hayfield announce
the birth of. their son on December
27, 1974 in Clinton Public Hospital.
22: DEATHS
t� y
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For
Siding - Renovations
Additions - Cabinets
Vanitlesa - Drywall
Stuccoed Ceilings
Block and Stotts Work
See
" BOB
LANGENDOEN
R.R. 2 - Clinton
Phone 524-8029
14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
22RDEATNS'25.114 MEMORIAM
,
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•AV'IS: In Vancouver, J,antuarY 1, •. LAPP;,In loving memory of a dear
• 1975, Charles E. L84vik survived' husband, father and grandfather,
his wife, one son and one daughter, Hugh .Land,, who passed away six
dear brother of Mrs, J, Huller of
R.R. 3, Clinton and Mit E.M.
Durst, Berbley, .Michigan,
SMALL: Charles -Small .passed
assay at Huronview (formerly Lon-
desboro) January 5th.1975. He was
predeceased by hie wife .Euphetnia
(Ried) Small and survived„y.•.one
son Charles. Small, three graed-
children. •The funeral was held from
the Ball Funeral ,Home, .Clinton,
January 7th at 10c30 a.m. Rev. S.
McDonald of Londesboro,officiated.
Interment 'in .Burns Cemetery,
Hullett Township.
VANDERBURGH: Thomas Wesley
sat Huronview on Monday, January
6, 1974, .in his 85th year. Biloved
husband of Bella Cox. Dear father
of George A..Goderich, Kenneth,
Port Albert, Mrs. (Donelda) Cliff•-
McClinchey, ' Camp •Borden, one
brother Ernest and one sister Edith,
predeceased. Resting at the Beattie
Funeral Home, 55 Rattenbury St. E.
in Clinton, Ont. where funeral ser-
vice will be held' on Thursday,
January 9, 1974 commencing at 2
p.m. Interment in Clinton Cemetery.
-GIBBONS: In the Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, December 31;
1974, Mrs. Harry Gibbons, the for-
mer Ethel Machan of Blyth, in her
62nd year. Survived by her
husband, two sons Douglas and
James, both ofTcaronto, her parents,
Mr. and Mrs: Alfred Machan of
years ago," January .1_969. -
You Left beautiful --memories,
And often silent words,
Always you'll be with
As we journey through the' years_.
The times we spent 'together,
The happy days we knew
We live again so "often,
In memory of you.
Sadly missed by wife Reta, children
and ,grandchildren. -2p
Us
SCHAUER: In loving memories of
son and brother John.
You left beautiful memories
And often silent tears
Time can not stop heartaches
,Eor some one who we all loved so,
dr.
Truly loved .and... sadly missed.
—Family. -2p
'SHORE: Margaret (Peg) In London
on Monday, December 30, 1974,
Margaret I. (Heard) Shore of
Goderich: Beloved wife of Albert .J.
Shore. Dear -mother of Mrs. Garry
(Judy) Doak of Goderich. Also sur- ,
viving are her stepmother, Mrs.:
Anny-•Heard of Clinton, two sisters,
-Mrs. Fred (Evelyn) Sandy of ,
Ridgewood Park. Mrs. R.D.
(Mildred Cooper) of Toronto and
one brother, Frank Heard of Lon-
don. The funeral was held from the
McCallum Funeral Home Wed-
nesday at 2. p.m. Interment in
Maitland Cemetery.
STEWART: William J. Passed.
away at the Groves Memorial Com-
munity Hospital, Fergus on Wed-
nesday, December 25, 1974. William
Blyth The fattest -sal 'held - on-- ,E-Stewart-in-his--85th-year,-Beloved
•
26. CARD OF THANKS
GIBBINGS: I would like to thank
those who sent cards, flowers, treats
and visited me while I was in Clin-
ton,hospttal. Special thanks to Dr.
Baker, nurses, helpers on 1st floor
and Rev. Lewis. It was all much ap-
pre:iated. Thank . you. Percy Gib-
bings.-2p
HULLS: The family of the late Fred
Hulls wish to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbours for
their acts of kindness, expressions
of sympathy, floral tributes,
donations to Ontario Heart Foun-
dation, Canadian Cancer Society,
Clinton Public Hospital Intensive
Care Unit, and for Gideon Bible.
Special thanks to Dr.-G.H. Shepard,
Westlake Ambulance Service, Dr. F. •
Newland, Doctors and curses in the
Intensive Care Unit of University
Hospital, Beattie ' Funeral Home,
Trinity Church,,, Bayfield Lions
Club, Hayfield Trinity Guild and to -
the A.C.W. To Rev. George
Y aitnntoff,-our--gratitude- tier_ the ..
strength given each of us in the loss
of dear husband and father. Your
kindness will always he remem-
bered. " Mrs. Fred Hull' _and
family. -2b
Friday, January 3 at 2:00 p,mr In- ..husband of Mabel Calder, 175 •
terment Blyth Union Cemetery. Belsyde St„ Fergus. Predeceased by
., his first wife Adelaine Cox. Dear ,.
HULLS; At University Hospital in brother of T. Brown Stewart, Lon -x
London on Sunday, Dec. 22, 1974, - don and Mary R. Stewart, Strat
Fred -Hulls, Beloved husband of ford. Elva (Mrs. M. Beadle), •
Bessie (Sparks) Hulls of Bayfield, deceased.
Ontario in his 63rd year. Dear conducted at .the John Thomsan &
father, of Kenneth of Dutton, -Son Funeral `Home, 160 St. David=
i seryicxw were
Funera ,�, , GOVIjSR: I- wish to thank my
O;friends,. from ,Londesboro for the
otThey mill, always remind • me of
pleasant times during my twenty-
eight years spent in the village.
William 'Govier 2b
!;11 *Ian no ,.J�1� erg,�W t 9:3ct U da `e
"Mrs: lSvv e Rev. Harry Herlthevv ern -t
(D>ianne) rimes of �ue ph,
Stan (Joanne) Burditt of ' porary Entombment Belsyde
Woodstock. Dear brother'of George Mausoleum :with 'Spring burial in
i; a )e
yea/
ta et1.etp, o®iiYu i, dg j jre-
of ' St. Catharines, Mrs. Albert Baird ' Cemetery, R vf' 1s,,
(Edith) Smith of Acton Mrs.
Frank (Winnifred) Smith of
Baliinafad, Mrs, Lorne (Dorothy)
Jameson of Galt. Mrs. Reg.
(Margaret) Preston, St. Catharines,
Mrs. Mel (Lillian) Ried, of Port
Elgin. Also surviying are five gran-
dchildren. The body rested at the
Beattie Funeral Home and the
Funeral Service was held on
Tuesday, December 24, 1974 from
Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield
at 2 p.m. Rev. Geo. -Youmatoff of-
ficiating. Interment at Bayfield
Cemetery.
HUGILL: At Goderich on Monday,
December 30, 1974, Norma (Cook)
Hugill • of R.R. 2 Seaforth in her
66th year. Beloved wife of Joseph T.
Hugill, dear mother of Leverne,
R.R. 2 Seaforth, Mrs. George
(Joyce) Miller, Seaforth and Mrs.
Ronald (Karen) Driscoll, Seaforth.
•Also survived by a 'sister, Mrs.
Fergus (Edna)Wright,Brampton, 11
great-grandchildren 'and one great-
grandchild. --Predeceased by a
daughter, Mrs. Casey (Gwendolyn)
McCutcheon. The funeral service
was held on Wednesday at 1:30
IN THE ESTATE OF p.m. from the Whitney Funeral
MALCOLM RAYMOND THOMP- • Home, Seafoyth with Rev., Edwin
SON, late 'of the T6wnabip of Nelson officiating.
Stanley in the County of Huron,
bartender, deceased.
ALL persons having,, claims
against the Estate of the above-
named. ,who -died, on the 7.ith 4y. of
t7et'i$bll ,'197'4; ate required-tt r°'File
full particulars. thereof with the' un-
dersigned on or before the 13th day
of January, 1975, after which date
the assets will be distributed,
having regard only to the claims of
which the undersigned shall then
have notice.
DATED at^Clinton, Ontario, this
•1,7th 'day of December, 1974.
E.B. MENZIES, Q.C.,
Clinton, Ontario
Solicitor for the
saidEstate
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CARTER: At Clinton Public
Hospital on Saturday, January 4,
1975, Margaret Carter, in, her 72nd
year. Beloved wife of the late
:psorz'e- Carter a'ndtydeaarr ntothe -
. gijf of New Westmints err IT. . R'w7it
of St. Marys, Jack of Clinton, and
Jim of London: Also surviving are
two brothers, Joseph Hart of Clin-
ton, and William Hart of Seaforth,
two sisters, Mrs. Harold (Sadie)
Murney, Bayfield, Mrs. Richard
(Patricia) Oldfield► Ecorse, Mich.,
11 grandchildren. The funeral ser-
vice was held on Tuesday, January
gth from the Ball and Mutch
Funeral Home, 153 High St., Clin-
'ton at 2:15 p.m. Interment in Clin-
ton Cemetery.
CAMERON: At Victoria rHospital
on Saturday, December .28, 1974, -
Lucy Winnifred (Munnings)
Cameron of The Dearner's Home in
her 86th year. Beloved wife of the
• •late William Alexander Cameron,
Dear mother of Mrs. Wes
(Madeline) Alce of London, Mrs.
Gordon (Evelyn) Rutherford of
Lambeth, Miss Shirley Cameron of
Vancouver, B.C. Wilfred T. of Lon-
don, Jack A. of Calgary, Irwin D. of
Mitchell. Dear sister of Mrs. Gladys
McFadden of St. Jacob's Ont., Ben-
jamin Munnings of Clinton Area
and Harold Murinings of Komoka.
Survived by 13 grandchildren, 10
"great-grandchildren. The Funeral
Service was conducted December
30, at 2 p.m. with Mr. John M. Mar-
tin officiating. Interment....in.__M.t_
Pleasant Cemetery.
WATKINS: Wilfred Robert
YJatjlins of Durham, formerly of
Clinton, Beloved son of Mrs.
Mildred Watkins and the later
Harry Ernest Watkins, passed away
on Saturday, January 4th, 1975 in
his 32nd year. Surviving are his
daughter, Shirley Elizabeth, and
one sitter, Miss Kay Watkins of ,
Listowel. The Funeral Service was
held on Tuesday. Januar fiat from
the Ball Funeral Home at 3:30 p.m.
Interment in. Clinton Cemetery.
SWATRIDGE: Suddenly in Clinton
on Sunday, January 5, 1975, Paul
Douglas Si,Vatrid. • ►f - Wingh
dear on of b r nd A rey
S ratridge, in his •: year. r
brother of Jill at home. The Funeral
Service was held at the SA. Walker
Funeril Home, Witt'gham, on"'
Tuesday, January 7 at 2,p.m. Inter-
ment in Wingharn Cemetery.
DOUGALL: At Goderich Hospital
on Wednesday, December 18, 1974,
Samuel W. Dougall of R.R. 1, Hen-
sall in his 76th year. Beloved
husband of the late Jessie Habkirk,
dear brother of Andrew Sr. at the
Bluewater Rest Home Zurich,
Thomas of R.R. 1, Hensall,
Malcolm of Exeter and Mrs. Orville
(Christina) Taylor of R.R. 1 - -
Exeter, also. surviving are several
nieces and nephews. -The Funeral
was held on Saturday, December
21st at 1:30 p.m. with Reverend W.
Jarvis officiating. Interment Hen-
sa.1.141..nio►k, Cem ry
•
24. MARRIAGES
The marriage of Jane Louise
Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Harris of R.R. 2, 'Hayfield,
to Steven George Carter, son 'of Mr,
and Mrs. Murray McKenzie of Clin-
ton, was. solemnized in the Hensall
Church by Rev. Don Beck en Friday.
evening, December 27, 1974 at 8
p.m. -2p
25. IN MEMORIAM
The top winners in the worhen's first draw at the Vanastra Curling Club are left to right, skip -
Elaine Brochu, second Sheila .Da1is; and lead Debbie Fawcett. Vice Wynn Graham was
missing. '
BEATTIE: I would like to express
my sincere thanks to my relatives,
friends and neighbours for their
visits, cards and gifts while I was in
Clinton, and Victoria Hospital,
London. Special thanks to Dr.
Street, Dr. Baker and Dr. Flowers
and nurses and staff on first floor in
Clinton. Also special thanks to doc-
tors and nurses on 5th floor C in
Victoria. A very special thanks to
my friends and neighbours who did
so much for me while I was in.
hospital. —Tom Beattie.-2b,3b
• HYM-RRS: inloving memory of
er
..Murray Hyms who passed away
suddenly, ten years ago. Jan. 10,
1965.
They say time'h it1.w all sor'rnw,
And helps us to forget,
But time so far has only proved.
, How much we miss you yet.
Always remembered by 'Mom,
Elmer, brother Maynard, and Barb,
sisters, Bea and Bill, Mary Ann and
Gordon and their families. -2b
HAMMOND: In memory ' of my
dear husband Jack -who passed
away Jan. 10, 1972. ,
,And while he lies in peaceful sleep,
His memory I shall always keep."
Ever retnembered'b his loving wife
Berthena.-2b • ,
LOCKWOOD: 1 wish to thank the
Brethren .of^the Clinton Masonic
Lodge for the beautiful Christmas
Poinsettia. It was very much ap-
preciated. • Yours sincerely, Mrs.
Charles Lockwood. -2p
•
BOYLE: 1 would like to thank the
nurses of Clinton Public Hospital,
Dr. FTarrett, Dr. Watts and Dr.
Flowers.and all who sent cards and
treats. Mrs. James Boyle. -2p
SHORE: To those who expressed
their sympathy in so many beautiful
and practical ways during our
recent bereavement, we express our
heartfelt thanks. —Albert Shore
and *mile,' • Mr. .and Mrs. Fred
Sandy and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Heard, Clinton. -2
CASTLE: Thank you so much for
iftzt and.�'ar•,;��Ge°eiy�;d v�rlul. i was
.a --..Pit t-i-ervt ..,.in.r-.l .I,in.t-.t►n
Hospital. Nancy Castle. -2h
TAIJBOT: Thanks to all for cards,
treats andvisits while i was a
patient in Clinton Public Hospital.
Thanks also to i)r. Newland, Dr.
Flowers nurses on first floor and
Westlake's Ambulance. Dewar
(Bud) Talhot.-2h
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FLEMING: I woull like to take
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You" to my friends and neighbour%
for visits, flowers and fie kindnesses
shown to me while 1 was a patieht
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Christmas and New Years season: .
Special thanks to nurses arid staff of
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