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16. PERSONAL
WE INVITE engaged couples to
visit the Arbor Gift Shop in
Clinton. Receive a free gift and
tell your friends about our
shower and Bridal Registry
Service. No charge, no
obligation.-4tfn
21. BIRTHS
BROADWORTH - Bill and Lynda,
RR 1, LondftSboro, are pleased to
announce the birth of a daughter,
Danpa Louise, 8 lb. 1 oz., on June
I, 1975 at Seaforth Community
'Hospital, a sister for Mark. —24
CARNOCHAN - Bill and Sharon,
nee Keys, of Lucan are proud to
announce' the arrival of their
daughter -Robyn Johanne on June
3, 1975, at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. —24
SHORTREED: Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Shortreed of RR 3, Walton are
happy to announce the birth of a
son at Clinton Public.Hospital on
May 31, 1975.
McLEAN: Mr. and Mrs. Doug
McLear. of Victoria Street,
Clinton are happy to announce
the birth of their daughter in
Clinton Public Hospital on June 5,
1975.
22. DEATHS
GOURLIE - Suddenly, in
Napanee, Ontario, Monday June
2, 1975, Gladys Gourlie, widow of
the late Harry Gourlie. Beloved
,sister of Mrs. Frank Fingland of
Clinton, Ontario and Mrs. Ronald
Bruce ,Rochester, Kent,
England. —24
23. ENGAGEMENTS
26. CARD OF THANKS
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YEO - I would like to a this
opportunity to exp;eSs my sin-
cere thanks to, y relatives,
friends and neighbours for the
lovely cad's and gifts. A special
thanks to my family and gran-
dc,h1ldren who made my birthday
-a very happy day, and "also the
family dinner. It was all very .
much appreciated. Mrs. Jane
Yeo. —24X
CORRECTION: In place of the
wedding invitation inserted in
error June 5 for Mr. and Mrs.
Daviel Bowie, Londesboro —
please read as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. David • Bowie,
Londesboro, are happy to an-
nounce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Julia
Katherine • to Murray Lorne
Hunking, son of • Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Flunking, Londesboro. The
wedding will take place Friday,
June 20, 1975 at 7 p.m. in Lon-
desboro United Church. -24 n.c.
24. MARRIAGES
BENDER -the family of thelate Y
William Bender wishes to ex-
press its thanks to the nurses and
staff of Clinton Public Hospital,
also to Dr. Harrett. Appreciation
to neighbours, friends and
U.C.W. 'Holmesville United
Church, to Rev. Oestreicher, for
their acts of kindness, and to the
Beattie Funeral Home for their
courtesy,and consideration. —24
RE•HORST - W e•would like to say
thank you to our relatives,
friends and neighbours for the
lovely cards, flowers and gifts
received on the occasion of our
25th wedding anniversary. Your
kindness will always be
remembered. Leen and Marie
Rehorst. —24
JOHNSTON - I would like to
thank all my friends, customers
and relatives, for the beautiful
flowers, cards, gifts and good,
wishes bestowed upon me during
the past 3, weeks spent in Victoria
Hospital. Also for all the won-
derful "Welcome Horne" floral
arrangements which were quite
overwhelming. Truly, "My cup
runneth over." 1 wish to express
my 'thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr.
Kennedy, Dr. Veldhuiz, Dr. Ellis
and Dr. Fantorni, my therapist
and nurses on 8th floor all of
whom were most kind and en-
couraging to me. Sincerely, Edith
Anne Johnston. —24
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn M. Cameron
of Clinton are happy to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Mary Jean to
Graham Bruce Amy of Bayfield,
Ontario, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amy'
of Bayfield, Ontario. The wed-
ding to take place Saturday, June
28, 1975 at 5 p.m. in the Wesley -
Willis United Church, , Clinton,
Ontario. —24
25. IN MEMORIAM
BECK - In loving memory of Kay
(Huller) Beck who passed away
June 15, 1974.
Haw we miss the welcome
footsteps
Of the one we loved so dear;
Oft we listen forber coming,
Fully sure that she is near.
Thou art gone but not forgotten
Fresh our love will ever be.
For as lortg as there is memory,
We will always think of thee.
Ever remembered by the family.
-24X
26. CARD OF THANKS
SCOTT - Just want all those
lovely people who sent me cards
and flowers, and who visited me
while a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital to know how much they
were appreciated. Special thanks
to Dr. Watt and Dr. Harrett and
to all the nurses and assistants on
the first floor. Sincerely Lorrane
Scott. —24
THOMPSON - We would like to
express our sincere thanks to our
family and friends for the party
they had for us on our thirtieth.-,,
anniversary. Many thanks to all
who took part and for cards, gifts
and good wishes. Sincerely Ken
and Ilene Thompson. —24X
F red Gibson, of the Credit Union, presented Andrew Gaunt
of Lucknow with the trophy for the best beef animal on the
grounds. Andrew also won the Royal Bank tray for collec-
ting the most points. (News -Record pllodo)
By Mary Merrier
Mrs. Lawrence Hill of
Crediton spent a few days last
week with her daughter and
son-in-law and ,girls, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Diane
and Nancy.
Friday visitors with John
Lawson to celebrate his llth
birthday were David Scott,
Robert Snell and Barry Turner.
Mrs. John Thompson and
Sharon, and Doris McClure
went with the Outdoors Club
from the Seaforth Public School
on a Camping trip to the
Collingwood area for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley of.
Clinton visited on Sunday
TYNDALL - Many thanks to all
who remembered me in any way
_aeLllilp l ,as.- ._a >gatient in St
w `-J�sa.ph�s kic p :ta p, thanks ,
to Dr, Baker and Father lardy..
All was sincerely appreciated.
Mary Tyndall. —24
CRICH: I wish to express my
sincere thanks to our family for
helping out in so many ways
during my stay in the hospital.
Also thanks to my friends for
flowers and cards; to Rev. Lewis
and the U.C.W. of the Ontario St.
United Church. A special thanks
to Dr. Baker and the nurses and
staff on .the first floor of the
hospital for the splendid care and
service which was very much
apprediated. Once again thanks
to all. J. Wally Crich. -24x
JUNIOR GARDENERS - The
Clinton Junior Gardeners are all
very grateful to the entire McGee
family for their hard work on our
float that made it such a pretty
sight. This includes the different
bright paints - the hundreds of
staples - the delicious June -Day -
Hot -Chocolate - and the superb
driving. We wish to thank Mr. G.
McGee, Mrs. McGee, Geraldine
and Christine; and the workers
behind the scene, Mr. . J.
Stevenson, Mr. V. Taylor and
Mrs. F. Sloman. —24x
SCRIBBINS - 1 wish to express
my sincere thanks to, my neigh-
bours, friends and relatives for
their kindnesses to " me, for
flowers, gifts, treats, visits, and
cards sent to me while I was a
patient in St. Josephs and Clinton
hospitals also for their kindness
shown to Gordon at that time.
,
shown
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the: .,. its£'fr't'tlir:'AIIL,:rL4...
appreciated. Eva Scribbins.
—24X
Jan Van .Vliet of Brussels, left, had the ,most paints in the
swine judging section of the Clinton Fair and receiiv+ d the
Eaton tray from Arnold Caok of 13elgrave, the judge. (News -
Record photo)
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parate cord u.iks
By Wilma Oki
School principal Clem The board will -write Ontairio
Steffler of Kingsbridge who Hydro as to the use of the hydro
Bill 100, the Act presently attended the board session lane on the west side of this
before the provincial along with Sister Viola Feeney same property to be used by the
Parliament known as The of Our Lady of Mount Carmel board in the event there is a
Teachers Collective School, pashwood, and Mrs, school there.
Negotiations Act, 1975, was the Esther litau of Precious Blood Howard Shantz, who with subject of a long discussion at School. , Exeter, thanked the chairman Teahen had viewed
in
on to Mr.
'the board meeting of the Huron- trustees,
of particularlyththe
salary Kehlsopequest, rreCOlmmended
Perth County Roman Catholic members
Separate School I oard Monday negotiating team, for the way the property be cleaned up by
night in Seaforth. the negotiations were con- removing such eyesores as
Concerned about two points ducted this year. large boulders, to make it more
in the Bill, which is expected to Mr. Steffler-, who was attractive.
be given third reading and chairman of the teachers' Two rooms in the former St.
active by the end of June, the negotiating team and past Peter's School in Goderich are
board members agreed to send chaff^°man of the Huron -Perth to be rented to the Town of
letters to the minister of Unit of the Ontario English Goderich for a Day Nursery 'at
education and the Ontario Catholic. Teachers Association, a rental of $1,200 for the year,
Separate School Trustees said the settlement (30.1 per including water, hydro, heat, in
Association expressing this cent increase) was fair and just "as is" condition effective
concern on section 9 of part two and "our faith in our trustees September 1, 1975, to August
in the negotiations section was returned and recon- 1976 with the lessee responsible
which calls for ."negotiations firmed". for minor electrical or plum -
shall be carried out in respect Mr. Steffler said, "We, the bingrepairs.
or any term or conditi n , of teachers and trustees, are Superintendent of education
employment put forward by partners in eduttation. We are Joseph Tokar informed the
either party." (The Ontario working together` towards one board that a pilot project is
Separate School Trustees' good, that is to develop in the being initiated when a grade 7
Association in a bulletin to all pupils that are entrusted to our cl
ssStfrom will be ael'in residence
sSchool
school boards asks care, an understanding
and in"Any term — does this mean appreciation of the Christian at Camp Bimini for one week ,
that the right of a separate ideals held dear by'our church and a grade 7 class from St.
school board to appoint and and country. And I know that in Josephs s School in Stratford
remove teachers, as it deems the way we conducted ,cur- will be bused to and from the
expedient, especially inview of selves this year (in settling Camp for three days for out -
its denominational purposes, is salary negotiations) we con- door science education.
subject to negotiation and tributed greatly towards The board has accepted the
limitation?)" realizing this goal. following resignations from its
The other concern to be The board will inform Nor- teaching staff: Susan Johnson
expressed was of section 72 of man Kehl of Willow Street, from St. Ambrose School,
part nine that decisions and Stratford, who had .requested Stratford; Lutgardis Smith,
rulings of the commission, fact that he and five of his neigh- Francois Lavictoire, principal,
finders, arbitrators, boards of bours be permitted to buy ten
arbitration, selectors or the additional feet each at the back
Ontario Labour Relations of their property from the
board may not be questioned Huron -Perth Board, that the
nor reviewed in any court. (The board does not wish to sell any
Ontario separate school of the 31/2 acres set aside for a
trustees' association in • the possible school site in the
bulletin asks "With every kind Devon Park area in case it
of judicial review excluded, is it jeopardizes it as a school site.
intended to elimirfate in this
way any appeal by a separate
school board against in-
fringements on constitutional
rights?"
Board chairman David
Teahen of Stratford, Trustee
Howard Shantz of Stratford,
personnel committee chair-
man, and Joseph Tokar,
Stratford, superintendent of
education, will attend a
meeting in Toronto June 14
where Bill 100 will be the topic
of discussion.
In other business at the
meeting which lasted until
midnight,
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Riley.
Bob Thompson spent the
weekend with his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hunter of Colborne Township.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren of
London visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson,
John and El zabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wasson
and Marjorie of Walton were
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes
and John, Mr. and Mrs. Marris
Bos attended the Wettington -
Van Raay wedding in Zurich
followed by the reception in
Dashwood on Saturday
evening.
These Disneyland characters were in the parade and they
promised to bring ten other Disney friends to the Centennial
fat�rade in August. (News -Record photo)
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Howard had to put on a %% bite). coal for the Saturday
• .,lit grandstand ...how at flaw Fair .1s the temperatures
„ r. d near the 1; degree mark (7 t clelus). Only about 500
c c�clic�tl tier show ( No.t% s R, urd cdol
Dairy day
The sixth Annual, Western
Ontario Dairy Cattle Day will
be held in Medway High School,
Arva, on Friday, July 4th. The
themeis "Present Planning for
the Future".
Feature speaker George
McLaughlin, chairman of the
Ontario Milk Marketing Board,
will discuss "The Future in
Dairy Farming".
The program begins with
registration from 9:30 to 10:30
ght, the board agreed to a. m. Tickets should be pur-
er h��actx,,fr" ..—,,,chasect_in .advance for-43.00--
B.
o S3.00-,...„B..Krauskopf, Dublin, to which includes lunch at noon.
Keith McCarthy; Dublin, in Tickets will be available at the---
order that the latter may obtain door for $1.00 but do not include
permission from the ministry
of transportation and com-
munications for transfer of
P.C.V. license to operate the
school buses within the St.
Patrick's School bus area at
Dublin.
lunch.
Advance tickets are
available until June 25th from
county milk committee
members, OCPMB directors
and Ministry of Agriculture and
Fond extension offices.
BANK FINANCE RATES
USED CARS
A number of 75's in Pontiacs and Chev Impalas
1974 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtop
1974 PONTIAC Le Mans
1974 MATADOR
2 — 1973 CHEVELLES, 4 door
3 — 1973 PONTIAC Parisienne Brougham, 4 door hardtops
2 — 1973 FORD Custom 500, 2 door hardtops
1973 FORD Gran Torino 4 door sedan
1.973 CHEV Impala 4 door hardtop
1973 FORD Galaxie, 4 door hardtop
1972 FORD 4 door sedan, power steering and brakes
1970. PONTIAC Catalina
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2 — 1970 CHEV Impala 4 door hardtops
1970 PONTIAC Le Mans 2 door hardtop.
1970 MAVERICK ,
10 — 1965 - 1968 Models
1973 FORD stationwagon
1971 FORD stationwagon
1973 CHEV 3/4 ton pickup
1973 CHEV 50 series with 16' van
1973 CHEV 60 series with 18' vaA, power tail gate loader"
1973 CHEV 60 series, 18' stake, power tail gate loader
1972 CHEV 60 series, 18', van, power tail gate loader
1971 CHEV 1 ton cab and chassis
1971 DODGE 3/a ton, V8 automatic
1970 FORD 1 ton with duals
2 -1969 CHEVS 50 series with 16' stake
A number of vans from 1970 - 1972. Some V8's, some 6
cylinder, some CHEVS, and some FORDS
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Ecole Ste. Marie, DashWcdt
Mary Ann Phillips and Apes
Cowan, St. Aloysius, Strat,ON
Shirley Ann Beecroft and Mar
Lou Jordan, .St. ' Patrick's
'Kinkora; Yvonne Seiler, St
Joseph's, . Clinton; Katherh :
Dick, St. Boniface, Zurich;
Sister Marion Normandin
principal and B. June'Iolmes,
St. Columban; Larry Lane and
Eleanor Robinson; St. Mary's,
Goderich; Linda Lee, Our Lady
of Mount Carmel, Dashwood.
Itinerant teachers who
resigned are: Nancy Ann
Wilson, remedial, specie'
education, St. Aloysius, St;
Ambrose and St. Mary's
Hesson; Mary Ottman, music,
St. Patrick's, Kinkora and St.
Mary's, Hesson; Roberta
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education, Stratford and area
at St. Aloysius.
The board approved the
hiring of the following teachers
commencing September, 1975:
George Van Slyck to St.
Ambrose; Marta Szczesiak to
St. Aloysius; Sharon McGrath
to St. Patrick's at Kinkora;
Mary Kerrebroeck to St.
Joseph's, Clinton; Peter Kgens
to Our Lady of Mount Carmel;
and Kathleen McMillan to t.
Michael's in Stratford andy
Name of Mary, St. Marys; and
Raymond Contois.
The next meeting will be held
on June 23 at the board offices
in Seaforth.
I-:Ilwood Seele of Ethel won the Agricultural Society award
for the grand champion female at the Holstein show at the
i' ai r. Harold Lobb, left, presented the award. (News -Record
photo)
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