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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-27, Page 16cret*rr p $s orett;kn Rileyt stoat secretary. Pearl 1fHIPPininiP Ons to Ruby Minurs:who r<arii1 eelettrate her birthday Nov. 2.. ,, also to Marie Lester who willob- serve her birthday on November 26th, Rev. W.D. Jarvis con- ducted the church ,service accompanied by Mrs. Malcolm Dougall at the ono,. On Monday the ladies from the Christian Reformed Church Exeter namely, Tresa WIN*, Deanna Neevel# Bonnie Veiling*. Mrs, Tooke. Mrs. Kleinhaar. Mrs, Do Vrieasa and. Mrs. Van Essen w;sbowed slides of her trip to the Rockies and narrated .. the story. Bingo was plod followed by a sing -song. Visitors with Mr. 'Kraft were Mrs. Irene Steinbach, Bert Klapp. Mrs, May M • Irene Dunn is R+ d 1fer : La ie Louise ttcbeU Doling and 1!ltt Mgrs lire Peel ores visitedwt�th pp r Berniceto c', , La Wry w Calebrade4rtth anniversary, . Mr, and. Mr's, Richard Taylor were honoured at a „Faanily rDinner" held at the home of their seen.in*lsw and daughter r, an4 Mrs, Jack BrIntne fl tin Sunday in hoMur of their 45th wedding an- niversary, They were pprresented with a gift from the [anally, Social notes Mrs. Roy Consitt, who has been a patient in, St. Joseph's Hospital, London returned home this week. Mr, and Mrs, William Shaddick and; Mark of Lon- don, on•- dn, Mr, and Mrs, George . Parker and family and Mr, and Mrs, Rick Parker. Thames . Road were dinner guests with their mother Mrs, Pearl Shaddick on Sunday, Mrs. Geor.$e Thompson who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital Exeter was able to return to her home Last week. Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Taylor and Mr. and Mrs, Richard Taylor were guests at the wedding reception of the Mousseau-McLellan in .Delaware on Saturday evening. WITH A VARIETY OF COLORS. STYLES AND SHAPES TO CHOOSE FROM -,« MANY NEW THIS YEAR Whether it's a • MONUMENT • MARKER O INSCRIPTION You Ars remembering a loved one H£t.P YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEtORtAL REQUIREMENTS IN CLINTON astute humus BUS. 4112.4505 VISIT 7? ALERT ST. RES. 482.4404 Revereh lestk Cox Reverend' Ch Iles D. Cox, 48 Isaac Street, Clinton, deed November 16„ In the Clinton Pt biiu E spit 1, He wee 81. • Ho was born April 28, I88U in Goderich toownship.: where he wasraise Rev. Co,* went to school in Godcrich 'Township and Porter's Hill, and Arts Colles ar'ronto, • Atter he had completed his schooling. Rev. Cox became a lieutenant in the Canadian Army during the Second World Tn 1919: he married Luella F. Lobb: She survives hien. After their marriage, Rev. Cox served' 16 years on the Home Mission, AA graduate of Immanuel College, Toronto. Rev, Cox's last charge was at Bond Head and Newton Robinson, just out of Toronto. Rev. Cox as been with the United Church since 1925, • A 32nd degree Mason, a Masonic service was held on Monday evening at 9 p.m. by Masonic: Lodge 84, Surviving besides his wife are one daughter, Mrs. Earl Gerber, Nipissing; Ontario and one grandson, Dr. Douglas Gerber. Al survivingare four sisters: Mrs. es (Bella) Vanderburgh, Fiinton; Mrs. Olive Stevenson, London; Mrs, Gordon (Willa) Jackson, Bancroft and Mrs. Earl (Eva) Orser, Toronto. - Mr. Cox rested at the Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton and the funeral service was held -at Ontario Street United Church. November 18. Rev. L.S. Lewis officiated. Interment took place at the Maitland cemetery in Goderich. Pallbea - we Douglas Gerber, illiam Gil , W iiliam Cox F + Stan f o ' , Ray Cox and Cecil W ittich. Honourary bearers were Rev. Harold Snell, Rev. Stan McDonald. Rev, E.S. Stevens. Rev. J. Re+dch, Rev. L. Warr and Ross Trewartha. 'Flower bearers were Harold Lobb, Gorden Scribbons, Harry Williams anriltan @s Cooper. Ministers for .the tuner& service were Rear: L,S, Lewis, Rev* Eric Le Drew, R:e, John Oestreicher and Rev. A,E. W"ilfong. 1 � dna ill k you note a so even from Mr Norma n. Wh en an Mrs. a Stbil by s Bet d�►t,. Thea shut -ext, los are to be ecember ard and donations may be let, at, the homes qf Mrs. Lorne Wilson or Mrs. 'Perry previous to that date. w The mutat- December meeting will be held December 2nd beginning with. a, of luck supper at 6:36 p.m. All members can invite a home helper. County girl second at the Royal Cathy Madill, daughter of cheon on Saturday whey Mr. and Mrs. Ray Madill of they were informally hi- Blyth iBlyth was chosen runner-up terviewed by the judges, at the Ontario Pork Hostess Then each made a short competition at the Royal speech on some aspect of Winter Fair in Toronto. pork production. Cathy spoke Cathy, who represented on how pork has changed in Huron County after winning the past two decades, the the Huron title in Seaforth exact topic the winner also this summer, was one of eight chose, contestants for the crown, Though she would have The winner was Marilyn Dale liked to win, Cathy says, she of Woodstock who was is relieved in a way that she Cathy`s roommate during the didn't because of the heavy two-day stay in Toronto. demands being made on the Cathy was one of two runner- Pork Hostess in her job of ups chosen by the judges: 411 publicizing the use°of pork in The girls went to Toronto on Friday where they workedin the Ontario Pork Producers Association booth at the fair, handing out publicity in- formation. They attended the horse show on Friday night and were treated . to a lun- Ontario. She was the youngest contestant, she says and would have been afraid how her schooling at Central Huron Secondary School might have suffered with her extra responsibilities. ladies' tone hander •H'91 Mcna 1.e men's w Sam Thon-ipscn Thi lucky draw winner was Mrs +GI0.Oell and Ibe men's tenoh + , S was STAGS V ANGST R A Hi11 1A(3H llcing the kids to so* SANTA CLAU in the Canada Trust Gase6o. Saturdays „Ries. Of t 3. 20 . Due to Increased costs of operating, materials and supplies; and increased demands for upgrading services. the commissioners have found it necessary to make the following ap- plication. Application has been made to the Ontario Telephone Service Commission for authority to make the following monthly charges for telephone service, Monthiy Rates - CLINTON AND HENSALL EXCHANGES SERVICE PRESENT :PROPOSED Residence: Individual „ wo,Party Four -Party - Multi -Party 55.05 3,95 4.20 3.45 55.30 4.15 4.40 3.60 1,E, (ONGSTATE OPTOMETRIST CUNTON--MON. ONLY 20 ISAAC sr. 4112.7010 SEAFORTH OALANCE OP ' WEEK GOVENLOCK ST. 527-1240 R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square, GODERLCH 524.7461 INSURANCE K.W.aliviimmilimomisonsiesimaiumummismermium COLQUHOUN INSURANCE 1 REAL ESTATE Phones: Office 4112-9147 Res. 482-7104 HAL HARTLEY 10.5 7.75 6.10 5.35 10.65 8.20 6.45 5.65 SEAFORTH AND BAYFIELD EXCHANGES SERVICE PRESENT PROPOSED Residence: Inds tial 54.73 Moo Us -Party 3.65 3.85 Four - Party 4.20 4.40 Mutts -Party 3,45 3,60 JOHN WISE GENERAL INSURANCE -- GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS Clinton Office. 482.961 Res: 482.15 SOX 1033 212 JAMES ST. HELEN R. TENCH . S.A. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT TEL. 482.2 CLINTON ONTARIO • NORM WHITING UCENSED AUCTIONEER i 'APPRAISER BRYAN !AVIS INSURANCE Business: Individual Two -Party Four -Party Multi -Party 8.85 7.00 5.70 4.95 9.40 7.40 6.05 5.25 Monthly Supplementary Equipment Rates and Nan -Recurring Service Charges ITEM - PRESENT RATE RATE REQUESTED Extension Tetepttone Residence 51.25 51.99 Business 2.05 2.55 Portable Extension Equipment Jack Extension Bell Regular Loud Outside Prompt, Courteous. Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE. ANYWHERE Ws give complete seta Wyk* PROFIT" $Y EXPERIENCE • Phone Collect ' 2X1-9414 EXETER Pumps and IT11*CtWs attpalred Pot Ai! Popular Makes ttwQn f"ue$ aniectlan Equipment Ssyttatd Rd Ctlntan-482-1971 ALUMINUM PRODUCTS For Att4vlaster Atuminufl Doors end Windows and AWNINGS and RAILINGS JERVIS SALES R L Aintui4s Albert Si Citnton2.9390 famliimiaimmusuipiersamemmraii A at& 'Csis,14E1 ACt')UNTANTS 39 West Sheet ' Godericit, Ontario Office 5242011 P. Q Hoar 307 Bell Chime Directory Listings Princess Telephone, Contempra Telephone Non -Published Number NON.RECURRING SERVICE CHARGES Install Main Telephone Residence Business Install Extension Tel. Residence Business .55 .7S .75 1.00 .35 1.00 1.00 1,05 Sl .60 .85 .85 9.00 10.00 9.00 12.00 Chartered ACCounlants 20 Main St., Exeter ARTHUR W. Nem) Resident Partnor BUS. 235.0120 RES. 23114075 Install Princess Telephone Install Non -Basic colouredTel. Change tut] no. to -non -Published service 6,30 4,00 9.00 In the case of individual and two-party line service above. standard extra exchange mileage charges will also apply. based on the distance from tete Bate Rate Area of the exchange. This application will be heard before the Cam Il eg onto. alar meeting in Tor Any repr�i�skin at its taiit resentatlons to be made to the Cemmi is ion with respect to this appl(cation should. therefore. be submitted on or before the 4th day of December. telt and addressed to the Chairman, Work" Telephone Service Commission, 3425 Oufferin Street. Suite -20e. Dovingsrlew. Ontario. Por the duration of time mail striltitAtten to the Commission may be delivered to any Ontario Government Office and marked far forwarding to the Ministry et Transportation and Communications. 1201 Wilson Ave.. Downsview. Ontar t. If rim desire any further information in refeerenc a to the need for increasing the telephone raate'J, you may apply to the under s *ned eithermeriionatly. by telephone. or b ► letter. tyateeMf November 11. 107S Mel Grahame Tuckers a lh Municipal sePittive System, Tehtpbenar 412."it " Ml