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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-04-17, Page 11pamopopritaiwora4wifoommigaway.... 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. John D. D. Wyatt, Holmesville, wish to announce the engagement of their roily daughter, Mary ne (Cathy) to Mr. Gerard Boon, son of Mr. and• Mrs. John Boon, Goderich Township. The wedding to take place, Saturday. May 3rd, 1975 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Clinton, Ont.-16nc Mr. and` Mrs. Bram Van Een- denburg, R.R. 2, Goderich are pleasedto announce the for- thcoming marriage of their daughter ' Jane Teresa to Mr. Ronald Kenneth Chisholm, son of w Mr. Kenneth Chisholm, Goderich and Mrs. Al Straughan, Clinton. The wedding will take place Saturday, May 10, 1975 at Christian Reformed Church, Clinton at 3:30 p.m. -16p 25. IN MEMORIAM 26: CARD Of THANKS GIBBINGS:. I wish to thank all those who remembered me with , flowers, gifts cards and visits while a patient in Clinton Hospital and St. Joseph's. Hospital, London. Special thanks to Dr. Newland, Dr. Harrett and second floor nurses and staff of Clinton Hospital and the fourth floor, St. Joseph's.' lour kindness will always be remembered. Mary Gibbings. --16b FREMLIN: In loving memory of IC dear husband, Royce Fremlin, taken from us one year ago, April 19, 1974. The depth of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we loved so well, And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep, His memory we shall always keep. wife Always remembered by Margaret and family. -16b 26.CARD Of THANKS ROWDEN— I wish to 'thank all my kind friends, neighbors and relatives for the cards, visits, flowers and gifts that 1 received while a patient in Victoria Hospital. Thanks also to Rev. Sharples and Rev. Ragg for their visits. To my family and neigh- bors for the food sent to our home and for so many acts of kindness that will not be forgotten. Mrs. Ottilie Rdwden.-16p OVERHOLT: The family of the late Francis Overholt wish to express their sincere ap- preciation to all relatives, friends Clinton pu and neighbours for the ex- On recommendation of the reached. ssions of sympathy and ion and management The board will allow South +Referred a request by mers would. then a com- pre education para- Win ham board member Jack pensated for the shortfall roduc- kindness extended to them during eir recent of sad bereavement husband, in, board ofee, Huron County Huron to hireea Wing ham ca ion members professional or teacher's aid to Alexander that poll secondary:.' � tion and the current price paid fat lossand a andfa husband, board of edµ t at F.E. Madill father grandfather. For Monday afternoon hf Ashfieldagreed public fill Dthe irreposition. education, D. J. school to consider the He explained that the in - floral donations, cards and let- scho the North s the sng a the freedom to join or not e June 30 of this Cochrane, said a person to fill possibility of establishing a dividual producer would have don baking sent to the house andschool effective o donations to the Heart Fund. year. this position could be included music program hn •11 be in- 'bin as would the different Special thanks to Rev, Ralph.•.....•,••_.pupils who would normally on the South Portages were many and tough during the Hully Gully Canoe Race held last Saturday Daveat Varna. Parker. Even though only 23 canoes were entered, most said they enjoyed the river. Here left, of Clinton and Tom Kyle of Vanastra push their "barge" through one of the portages. (News -Record photo) b shfield school to be closed MMN,TYI\ NZn'RUMOR MRriiM14W'MA#4 d*i^RM k 7�r#�M'^'•F� tiron Federatton old- irteome 13lan noi far off as :The by Keith FFederation of inaon dequate. If for ri es improved, The Ontario Agriculture expects action very he said, the cost of setting up' soon on its proposal for an the insurance plan might be income stabilization plan for minimal since farmers would farmers, a spoikcsman said be paying in andnot drawingon Thursday night in Seaforth. the plan. He saaid that under hlt e Frank Wall, vice-presidentof circumstances the O.F.A.' tolhe Huron the monthly County government should provide ia in adequate meeting of the Federation held in Seaforth protection. that he would be "very He criticized the small disappointed" if there isn't an amount of money tibketed for announcement of the plan farming in the provincial within two months,. budget, pointing out that far - Mr. Wall was speaking at the mers pump $1.6 billion dollars meeting to explain the O.F.A.'s into the Ontario economy every plan for an insurance „pian to year., If more money had been guarantee farmers that they given to farming, he said, it would be able to recover their would stimulate the entire costs of prodL1+ction. The plan, economy. proposed to' the government He said that with input costs two months ago in the O.F.A.'s up and prices down farmers are yearly brief to the cabinet, going to be in a terrible position called for a system that would unless some sort of income see farmers pay into the plan at protection is given soon. times of good prices and draw One of the provisions of .the on the plan when would were those members of the O F.Anto ly low. Farmers wo, pay third of the cost of the plan and the government would pay two thirds. Mr. Wall explained that the plan would be based on working out the cost of production for each commodity for an ef- blic schools. ficient production unit. Far - Huron staff in lieu _ Director Cochrane will J ill staff .5 teacher. vesti gating. Trustee Alex commodity groups (such as, for King, Dr. W.Watters, Stiles attend the Ashfield school for of a secretor Funeral Home, Miss Sandra and after the 1975-76 term,will -Asked about procedures used Corrigan said a similar request- instance, and me Choir of North Brooksidepublic byother boards, Cochrane two years ago failed to show Producers Marketing Board). Braid, the et United Church for the be enrolled at arrangements join, mt be a eof about 12 replied, "There are as many enough interested students. Once a commodity board did street -}-Learned arrang Mose Etta: The family of wishthe late lovely lunch. Your kindness was miles. a distance Systems as school boards." ohowever, remain would the Rose Miller very much appreciated. Betty, Edna miles. thanksDonald,Douglas, Gail, Trustee Marian Zinn, while in The onlschools havingthe have been thismeeting at specialthee for a Exeterpublic plan until the renewal period of the kande xp with sincere a 'd county presently A ri1 23.bli five years ofr the beginning. the kind expressions of sympathy Paul and Lianne.-16b favour of imthe area should audio visual technician m school onBWa Wednesday, April and Individual farmers who joined in cards, floral tributes, helping in the home, individual donations BELL: I wish to thank our be given a say in disposition of are at Exeter and g Conservation would also be required to stay cancerexand heart fund, also all friendsdandelatives for visits, the school property. The South Huron brief had Maitland Valley to th and flowers while we a question of suggested the technician Authorities will be presenting th the d joined,lan for five years once kind expressions of sympa Y cards, gIn answer to q , d h each to Re member, were in Clinton Hospital. Thanked getting any opposition to the service be extended to include their "Lands for Learning" Each commodity, he said, extended to lookingoDoug and AuntCharlotte and 8 all secondary schools and the program. Special thanks to Rev. Lewis,Mrs. Zinn said,would have to have some sort of FuneralGunerich Nursing, Home, Ball for lthanks after Billy, a proposed move, of a technician at Procedures to be used by 1 to Dr. Newland, "No, It's been taken for placingthe plan. Beef producers, for Pallbearers andspecial only Central Huron in Clinton in- principals who wish to have bargaining unit to be included Hamed, PallbPgranted. But, the school is y Flower eaarers, in the passing ofr nurses and staff on second floor. Miller —D — 6n and Betty 14 years old and I think stead of the ffice.oard's ad- properties will be outlined. Authority instance, might use e our dear mother. Exeter Beeftario Improvement Family. -16b Bell. -16p ratepayers shoud have a say min other business, the board At the conclusion, Ch man will Associa on. the Ontario Pork • tiCorn producers, currently unorganized, would need some sort of organization. He warned that some sort of production controls would bg inherent in the plan since "farmers want to produce" and if guaranteed a break even price would produce large surplusses. Perhaps, he speculated, compensation payments for dosses would covet_ only the amount of produce that the farmer had produced on average in the past. �' Mr. Wall noted nothat thee - government had art its . budget the provision for some sort of stabilization plan but called the $20 . n`iiaion about its disposal. __vice- +A roved a swimming principal James Chapman GUNTER: The family of the late JOHNSTON: I wish to sincerely She was assured by PP of board Gunter would like thank all those who sent cards, chairman Herb Turkheim that program at the Vanastra from cnnduuct members embe r dicot the the Mrs. Elizabetheclat ode 4 students o n thank all their friends and,: flowers and visited me. Sp Harrett and an Ontario Select Committee for grade school Similar decently expanded facilities neighbours for the ex- the nice staff on has suggested,ppe�Lte d describing expressions ofJohn, type a and WhichTheyconCentennial planned. a beloved wife and sister. s0 sten.=l6p disposed of. e fated the lovely much appy c To Hire Technician floral tributes, the comforting After considerable message by Rev. Peter St. Don, BLAKE - The family of the late and the services as arranged by .Orville Blake wish ,to express discussion, the board decided to th toff of Stile Funeral Home. their sincere appreciation. t urs hire an audio visual technician These kindnesses m athy form es - will always be relatives, friends and neighbours themedia.centre located at remembered. -16b for the expressions ofsympathy .,.� -and kindness extended to _them the board's offices in Clinton The CALVINETTES would like to during their recent sad and ian t replace Saute Huron retiring High thank the following merchants bereavement in the loss of a loving husband, father and School in Exeter. for contributing to their Bazaar: For floral Ken Bridges, who has been Newcombes Drug Store, Shirai's grandfather. Dept. Store, The Dutch Store,•The donations, cards and letters, the audio visual technician at Radient Life Centre and Priceg- baking sent to the house and South Huron since before the ard.-16b Specials h thes Cancer Fund. creation of the county board, Special thanks to Rev. J. SCOTT: I would like to thank 11 Oestreicher, Holmesville UCW wishes to retire. for serving lunch after the ser- In an earlier brief from SH - those who sent me cards, flowers vice and the Ball Funeral6bHome. t also Mrs. H. on or , sere c . who sent food any the during an helped out in way during the FOWLER: /The family of the lateo the Exeter school Could be Fowler wish loss of my father. Special thanks . Harry to all the nurses on first floor, Dr. acknowledge with sincereereithanks Harrett and Dr. Newland, and to the many kind exp f those who came to -visit despite sympathy for all the beautiful the •terrible weather conditions. hall• cards. , memorial Specialthanks to donationsand at These` memories, treasure. Lorriane Scott. -16b Huronview who were so kindeto our father for so many y • - "�"— ` Special thanks to the Bali and gifts while a patient in 1 Clinton Hospital, l to all those DHS it was stated Mr. Bridges ld continue for . another Churchs hold The United Church Women of Ont. St. and Wesley -Willis Churches held their Spring Thankoffering in Ontario St. Church on April 9th. Worship was led by Mrs. George Wright, assisted by Mrs. Murray Forbes, Greta Nediger, Mrs. Bessie Steep; Mrs. R. Homuth as soloist, with Mrs. B. McKinley at the organ. Mrs. Carman McPherson The Blake Family.— woo introduced the guest speaker, year if no solution to the staff of W f of Maidstone, Thank offering wife of the former minister of Ontario St. Church. She spoke on "Golden Opportunities" and of the many dedicated people who grew up in Huron County, to make such great con- tributions to mankind. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. J. Oestreicher and the benediction by Rev. L. Lewis. The ushers were Mrs. E. Fingland, Mrs. M. J. Maclean, Mrs. F. Potter, Mrs. R. Smith. A social hour followed the • d pec Rev. CRICH: I wish to thank friends Home, and neighbours for cards, g' Funeraleghan and anyone else and visits while d was a patient in Seaford' Community Hospital. who may have helped out in any Your kindness will always Special thanks to Dr. Brady and way nursing staff. Mrs. Rose be remembered. The ,Fowler Families. -16b Crich. -16b l'kiveyour day at the races. Kawaadd KX250Mcateer-osser---- _ G4tsy 246cc piston port engine. Smooth, rugged 5 -speed transmission. Kawasaki lets the good times roll BULL uLVI SPORTS & RECREATION VARNA 2624609 YOUR COMPLETE SERVICE PERFORMANCE CENTRE Don't miss the MOTO CROSS RACES THIS SUNDAY — 1 1 A.M. i ha align* for inclusion in the Prae proThis tection drewhheavies at the meeting. One -speaker laid £bat he was {concerned that "one small group" (about one third of Ontario's farmers belong W the O.F.A.) should dictate to the rest of Ontario farmers. Mr. Wall explained that the O.F.A. had come up with the plan and had offered to ad- minister the plan and felt it should get credit for the plan. He said he was tired of people who refuse to join the group but readily accept the benefits for farmers gained by the O.F.A., such as the 50 per cent property tax rebate. He admitted, however, that the compulsory membership clause was cer- tainly negotiable. A show of hands at the end of the discussion showed only three of the seventy or more persons present disagreed with the proposed plan. By Karen Lehner Swimming programs began April 7, and many classes and group swims were pbpular and some have been divided to accommodate all the registrations received. There are now five ladies' gym and swim sessions. If you wish to register, the Wed- nesday ladies gym and swim can accept more people. Babysitting, at 50 cents per child, is available while these sessions are in progress. Registrations will still be accepted for the young children's programs Bub- bler, Glider, Motor Boat, Paddle Wheeler and Sharks. The Bronze Medallion Class has available time as well. If interested contact the pool at Vanastra 482-3544. New Residents From Toronto we welcome Harry and Irene Sidney of 14 Regina and from Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas to 27 Regina Rd. Anyone interested in tennis this summer? A meeting to form a Tennis Club for Vanastra and District will be held April 17 (Thursday) 8:30 p.m. at the Curling Rink (up- stairs) Vanastra. "WON'T ri. SEE START?" YOUR LAWNMOWER AND SMALL ENGINE REPAIR CENTRE at MAPLE LEAF SMALL ENGINES Clinton SALES AND SERVICE 24 Princess St. E. Phone 482-3722 PLANNING A NEW FARM WISEWAY BUILDING? 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