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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-05-08, Page 126:PERSONAL 4, WE INVITE engaged couples to =visit the Arb9r. Oift. Shop in •: ,Clinton. Receive, a free gift 'and telt your, friends - 'about our shOWerand Bridal qtegistrY Q Service, NO charge, no obligatfon.--Atfn ' 1. • 19, IIIISINESS 9PPORTUN1TIES ' • WE WILT., ,make you RiCh in your own business that repeats year after year, if you will work a minirnum of 40 hours a week and follow our program exactly. No investment or overhead required. A car is needed. Apply to Vice. President Marketing, Depart- ment B, Box 307, London, Ontario. -19,20b 20. TO GIVE AWAY THREE eight -week-old kittens. Phone 524-7805. - 21. BIRTHS M11111111111111111111111110W YefillPr• •*,cARD:OFOIANKS (jdokg;ilin;Atodtoteto thank Mr:- and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and Scott for the Silver Anniv,crsary, dhiner th.ey had for us. We Would' also like to the)* June and Loyd, 'JIM and Beth for the surprise party they had for us at the. school, Special thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbouts for the lovely gifts, cards, and good wishes. Sincerely Jack and .Lorraine Cooper. -19b SPEARIN:, Special thanks to all the nurses on first flgor, Dr. Newland, Dr. Lainbert.for such a successful operation. Special thanks to the Recreation Club of Wil-Dex and all my friends. John E. Spearin.-19p • LOBB: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lobb of Edmonton are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Ryan, on April 14, 1975 at Royal Alexander Hospital. A grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lobb, RR 2, Centralia. -19b MARSH: Bill and Mary proudly announce the arrival of their first born, Dale Byron, 8 lbs., on April ' 29, 1975, at Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Baker and the Maternity Ward Staff. -19b YOUNG: To Stewart and Patricia Young, May 1, St. Lawrence Cottage Hospital, St. Lawrence, Nfld. a daughter Jennifer Elizabeth, a sister for Marc Henry. RUTLEDGE: At Clinton Public Hospital,' Clinton, Ontario, on May 1, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Terry. Rutledge, Clinton, a son, Sean Curtis. LAYTON: I sincerely wish to thank all who sent cards, treats , and visited me while a'patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to first floor nurses and kitchen staff. Rev. Lewis and all those who helped at home. The thoughtfulness was very much appreciated. Dorothy Layton. -19 FINCH: We would like to take this opportunity to thank our family, relatives, friends and neighbours and the friends•of our , children who came to our reception and helped in any way to make our 35th anniversary a very happy event. 'To those who sent cards, gifts and flowers many thanks, it Was very much appreciated. Ray and Cleta Finch. -19b KERR: Ernie and Gaye Kerr (neeytratson) Exeter areproutO, announce the birth of their first child, Teri Heather, 6 lbs. 51/2 oz. April 30, 1975, at South Huron Hospital. Second grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Watson, R.R. 4 Clinton and -third for Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kerr, Exeter. Another great grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. James Watson, Fullarton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Blair, Exeter and Mr. Matt Kerr, Whitby. -19b 22. DEATHS MILLER: A. very sincere thankyotr to all who remembered me while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to, Dr. Baker, Dr. Watts and nurses and staff on first floor. Reg Miller. -19b WARNER: I would like to thank all those who were so kind to me during my recent stay in the hospital. Special thanks to Rev: Reddoch, Dr. Shepherd, and Dr. Street, Dr. . Flowers and the nurses -of 0111U:di Hospital, the doctors and nursing staff of the 5th floor Heart Wing of Victoria Hospital, London and to all who sent cards and visited me. Alfred H. Warner. -19b WEBSTER — At Alexandra and Marine Hospital, Goderich on Sunday, May 4th, 1975, Winifred Blake, in her 61st year. Beloved wife of Harold Webster of Auburn. Dear mother of Allan of Auburn and Glen of Londesboro. The late Mrs. Webster rested at Arthur's Funeral Home, Auburn. Service was on Tuesday, May 6th. Interment was in Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. • ' ylvirili3Olg Owen meilibors, vow leivnsvical)a Lunch was serve'd_nyMrs, There was a gond attenglattOO Ralph Stephenson, 'Mrs, TOM at the MAY MOetiri$ Of the Consitt, and Mrs.. Charles ROM; XMaursiltaar4 Y()CpeWne' d'Mthres'meAelt4inige' Varna Orb llanarea with a poem "Little Things". Misses Mile Marie Heard , 'the Junior Choir, under the and. Beverley .cantelon. leadership of Mrs. Doug receiVed County Honours when MeAsh, presented the 'worship the district ilfH Clubs held their service on the theme "Family Achievement"- EaY at Zurich Life". They sang three num- Public SOhool on Saturday, bon, "I'd Like to Give the Varna I. Club,under the World a Home", "We are One leadership of Mrs. Jim Keys ,in the 'Spirit", and "Thou Will and Mrs. Wm. Dowson, KeepHipa in-PerfectI.Peace." Varna II, .whose leaders are Highlight of the meeting was Mrs. Keith Stephenson and an interesting commentary by- Mrs, Wm, Consitt, took part. Mrs. W. T. Mc.Ash on their Certificates of Achievement holiday in Cuba, She ac- were awarded to _Brenda and companied her talk with plc- Bonnie Dowson, Kay Hill; tures showing, the people, Laura Tamil, Kathy Peck, buildings, farms, etc., and their Marjorie Keys, Judy Morrison, beautiful clean beaches. • Sandra and Janice Webster, The treasurer, ,Mrs'. RObt Mary -Ann Verhulst, Dianne Webster, reported that the Consitt and Tanis Chuter. Each dessert euchre, held on April girl received a silVer spoon. All 23, was very successful. An took part, in the fashion show invitation was received from and Varna I had a club exhibit the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary "A Colour Scheme for a to attend Florence Nightingale Wardrobe". Varna II presented Day on May 14 from 2 to 4 p.m. a skit "As the Stomach Turns". in the Hospital and Mrs. Gordon Hill reported that the Personals Committee for the 50th On Saturday evening, Brenda Anniversary of the United and Bonnie Dowson, Mary -Ann Church, in co-operation with Verhulst, Tanis Chuter, Janice the elders, has a number of Webster and Bonnie Voisin took projects planned.The main part in Variety Night at the feature of the celebrations will Londesboro School. They sang be an old-fashioned gospel several numbers, ac - service, to be held on the af- companying themselves on ternoon of June 22. A potluck their ukuleles. supper will follow the service. Mrs. Roy Elliott, who was a After the meeting, a large patient in Seaforth Hospital, number of plants were soKby returned home on Saturday. auction. Auctioneer was Mrs. Mrs. Florence Elliott and Doug McAsh. Silver coffee Ross were in Toronto on s ns commemorating the Saturday, visiting Mrs. Bruce y Mb lernled The organimtionar Meeting for the newly farmed Kipper), nensa,11 and 13rucefield,4141 Calf Club was heldon April 6 at the hortieOf Beth Cooper. The election of offices was held and they are as follows: president, Les Coleman; vice- president, David Brodie; secretary -and press reporter, Linda Bell. Beth Cooper, the 4-11 leader for this club, along with Len McGregor, the County 4H representative, explained to the members, what is involved in a 4-H Calf Club. Topics that will be covered in this club werediscussed. The next meeting will be held at Lyle Hill's home on May 28. fiftieth anniversary of union Elliott who is a patient in are now available from any hospital. , On April 22, Betty Jo Cud- • • cultural program for the evening, arranged for a group • to meet at the shop of Murray • Boon - Mary Catherine (Cathy) Wyatt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wyatt of RR 2 Clinton, became the wife of Gerard Boon, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Boon, in a double ring ceremony at St. Joseph's Church in Clinton on May 3, 1975. Father Jos. Hardy of- ficiated. gugene Bradley was the organist. The bride wore a long- sleeved gown of white polyester satin with points over the hands and a chapel train and a three - layered lace trimmed tulle veil. She carried a bouquet of daisies and rosebuds complete with satin ribbon streamers. • Wyatt The maid of honour, Miss Mary Hardy of Goderich and bridal attendants, Miss Elly Boon of Clinton and Miss Chris Barker of London, wore various shades of mauve -flowered nylon over polyester satin gowns modelled after the bride's ,dress but with full sleeves. Each carried a bouquet of _multi -coloured daisies. Ron Boel of Goderich was bestman, and Theo Boon of Bayfield and Mr. Gene Cooper of London were ushers. A wedding trip to Niagara Falls followed a reception at the White Carnation Banquet Hall in Holmesville. The couple will reside in Clinton. Sorority sees m, Old untof orms Imore, who was in charge of the dress Hospital Day Draper, to see and listen to a talk on a most interesting display of antique music boxes In 'keeping with Clinton's Mrs. Maynard Corrie dating back to the early 1800's. -reporte&that the hospital TV's Everyone thoroughly enjoyed are being well used, and are listening to the music and enjoyed by the patients. looking at the old record Auxiliary volunteers .to look players. after TV rentals in May are Following the cultural Lina Cochrane, Margaret program, the group met at the and f Mar orence Corrie. Dobson for a Flcregular Sorority meeting. The son. Centennial; the annual HOSpita Tea will strike a nostalgic note, said Mrs. Ted Davies, president of the Hospital Auxiliary, at last Monday's meeting.• LEE: I would like to thank all Instead of the usual fancy nurses 4Lid4taff on 8th floor for _saifiwiches, she continued, old' the care . and kindness. dudllg - faationed Scenes and muffins may long stay ' in University will be served. The highlight of Hospital, London and also Dr. Rassi and Rev. Lewis and Rev. the afternoon will be a fashion Oestreicher for their viSits. I also show of nurses' uniforms wish to thank my family, dating back to 1914. This will be relatives, friends, and neighbors staged twice during the af- for their treats, cards, and visits, ternoon (2:30 and 3:30). thanks' againf, Elmer Lee. -19p Clintonians and. people from surrounding areas are cor- LYNN: I would like to thank all dially invited to attend the tea my kind friends and relatives for which will be held in the their flowers, cards and letters Hospital Board Room. In ad - during my stay in the Clinton dition, said Mrs. Davies, people Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. ' . • maytourthe Hospital with tour Lambert, Dr. Baker and Dr. Flowers and to Rev. Youmaid ,Off a-- . ' for his prayers and blessings, er, the new also many thanks to the lovely nurses who were so kind to me. —Mrs. Margaret Lynn. -19b KALBFLEISCH — In University Hospital, London, on Wednesday, 'April 30, 1975. Ivan Louis Kalb- fleisch, beloved husband of the late Veola Elizabeth Prang (19/1), in his 72nd year. Dear father of Katherine, Mrs." Edward Letts, London. Dear ARMSTRONG: We whill to ex - grandfather' of Sean. Dear press our sincere tlnanks .to brother of Rev. Lloyd Kalb- relatives, friends, n eighbours fleisch, Zurich and Mrs. Iva and our fa-tnily for m aking our Datars, Zurichand Mrs. Jacob 50th anniversary "Et day to ' late Mr. kalbfleisch rested at the arisrv1ettrwere-verY'rthitit-"a0:-.-- Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich, predated. Thank you. John and • until Friday, May 2, when funeral Gladys. -19p service „Was held in St. e er s Lutheran Church, Zurich at 2 p.m., with Rev. A.C. Blackwell. Interment was in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery. CLEAVE: The family of the late Paul Cleave of Bayfield wish to express their sincere thanks to all their relatives and friends for the floral tributes, donation.s to charity and expressions of sympathy, also for the many acts of kindness extended to them during their bereavement. Special thanks to the Westlake Funeral Home and to the Rev. Ivor Bodenham. The Cleave Family. -19b Coventry, HelenShearing, home o • Some auxiliary members4,,..0- - usic oxes 25th Anniversary A surprise party, arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper, was held at Huron roll call was read with 17 members present. The Sorority has been asked by the hospital to make favours for the trays for July 1. The names of the girls willing to help in the Centennial Store were collected and the sorority has an entry for the Centennial Parade thanks to Tom Penhale of Bayfield. The meeting was closed with the closing ritual and all joined hands to repeat the Mizpah Benediction. A lovely lunch was served by hostess Marg Dob - remembered the need for flower containers for patients . and brought vases to the meeting. More are needed. If any one could donate flower containers, they. would be__ appreciated. The bursary convener, Mrs. Douglas Coventry, reported that the_x_e_vis_e1 bursary had been announced in the paper, and that all entries should be in byJune 1. The secretary, Mrs. Paul Miss Coop Walden, graciously offered her Director of Nurses, was present home, Sylvan Acres, at at the meeting, and expressed Bayfield, for the pot luck her pleasure in her new duties, luncheon on June 2 with the and in her warm welcome to regular monthly meeting Clinton. following. KENNEDY — At Hensall on Monday, May 5th, 1975, William G. Kennedy, formerly of London in his 83rd'year. Beloved husband of the late Edith (Foraythe) Kennedy. Dear brother of Miss Anna Kennedy of London and Edward Kennedy of Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Also sur- vived by Several nieces and newphews. Funeral service was conducted in the chapel of A. Millard George Funeral Home, London on Wednesday, May 7th. Rev. Douglas H. Ross of Wesley - Knox United Church officiated. Interment in Mount PleaSatit Cemetery. YOUNG — At Huromtiew Home, Clinton, of Saturday, May 3rd, 1975, Agnes Jane Voting, beloved wife of Marshall Young, In her 85th year. Surviving besides het husband is one sister, Mrs. Beatrice Lorenzen, Detroit. The late Mrs. Young rested at the Ball Funeral Rothe, 163 High' St., Clinton, where the funeral ser- vice was held on lVfonday, May 6th at 2 p.m. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. • 1 BALL: I would like to thank all my friends and rolatives, the 'housekeeping staff and friends from Huronview for flowers, cards 'and treats while I was,a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr. Watts and nursin g staff. Clark Ball. -719p HOLLAND: The family of the late Bruce -Holland would like "to thank all those who helped at the time of the funeral, to those who sent flowers, cards, or donations to the Heart 'Fund, Cancer Society and Arthritic Assoc., the Murphy Orange Lodge 710, the UCW of Wesley -Willis United Church, Rev. J. Oestreicher, Beattie Funeral Home, neigh- bours and friend;. -19p • Help our Help ,your Heott Fund • The. Students at Clinton Public ,gehool,were,busy thid week preparing for their concert to be presented itext Tuesday tmd WedIieSda3P Calledthernories, the concert will centre around thelolitne Machine" here being painted by grade six Children It 0111116 DeViteerd, loft, Shelly Celquhenti andLynne Cochrane. (News.itecord photo) Marlene McNeil comes here with over 41/2 years hairdressing experience, 31/2 in Aylmer, Ontario and a year in British Columbia. She is fully qualified in all phases of hairdressing. To celebrate Marlene ioining our staff we are pleased 'to offer a real money saving perm special. We hope you'll drop in and meet Marlene or call for an appointment, Centehnial School last TileglaY evealag, honouring Mr, and Mrs. j, R. Cooper on the, OP0 'casion of their 25th, Wedding Anniversary, About 100 were in attendance and prize winners at the euchre were Lloyd McKenzie, Mrs. R.J. McGregor, Pearson Charters and. Mrs. G. Sweeney. Personals \ Mr. Rochus Faber has returned from an extended holiday in Florida. Mrs. Nettie McC1inCh9Y spent Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. D. E. Kyle. Mrs. Margaret Hutchison, St. Thomas, is visiting with 'Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis and Mrs. Margaret Hutchison attended a 90th birthday celebration in Wingham for . Mrs. Elsie Haney on Wed- nesday, May 7. ° • .heris last Friday.(News-Record photo) from to: 0,444'44* 4..cetz, A warm day, a blue sky, and a river are al attractions needed for a mid -week fisherman. And Arthur Sip e 78 Stratford found the day to his liking, but t h didn'tas h luck was poor. Mr. Sippel was fishing m he Bayfield pie *A nice new permanent *A new short haircut *Or have your hair tipped or streaked