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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-12-24, Page 8A Iso surviving are one brother, Roy Jenkins of Toronto and eight grand- children. The funeral. was held at the Bali Funeral Home on December 21 with -Reverend L.S. Lewis presiding. Interment was held at Clinton cemetery. 1,4XM tig,„ ilese anaStr gitlerent Wa rdeltutok. VeraS „ Th tww crt4rdepEtsg 's groups wilt he staffing , t Dear Editor: Once again aluewater cable iv is appi$Ing to the e anadian Radio and Television Commission for a rate incrense. Last time it was from $S to SS per month: this time they are asking for a rate increase from $S to SlisS4 per month an increase of $18 per year or 34percent! Last time the CRTC vecogniited the dissatisfaction of Btuewater-subscribers and after investigating its transmission,. denied. the rate increase —until such time as significant technical- inv.; provements have been That there has beenno such improvement tn pleture qualItY tiod l some mspects. a definite deterioration has acctirrqitt is welt known to Utoess titer sikbscribers. despite aluewater's clairasto. the contrary. Once again your tetters exiseessing your dissatisfaction with picture quality and the rate increase are needed to present to the Commissions 7very letter counts - talk to year friends and urge them to write in • tedixet If we defeat this ram increase maybe/ eluewater will supply us with Octaves we CAA- Iii4M4.40enito. The Consumer Alert Cnininitte.e will continue to. work for your viewing pleasure and reqnests donations of SZ or so to help defray expenses. Send . your letters now to the Censurners Alert Committee, Box M. Ctinton News -Record, Clinton, Sincerely. 0, Coombs Consumer Alert Committee. ttY chrionswatisegt.,..‘ towel tiglmheute4 Foe vAlue4 LNI*to! thanks 04 41V4VIMIVIk TED W1WAMS & IAMLL taarintentute's kit*. Ineutenen nom 4s, 11-17 #11' 141 FABULOUS SAVINGS ON FEATURED ITEMS DISCOUNTS 507 0 UP TO IDE DISCOUNTS ON ALL LIN -FEATURED ITEMS I 5% OFF MANAGEMENT APD STAFF OF GUENTHER TUCKEY 5.141503 TRANSPORT INSTED GobErocH Assetietsd with Laidlow Traasport 5, ,55,6,51cd tg.Y n4; . • , ';...t` 4z M hs Ug 4 Nok. (od4,ft. .. wi • rentsi• and . na, Kuwait hold Chrinnta* fer her family 041, %WO-. Present Were Mr. - and M13. Mac fiotigert and furni44Kirktom Mr. and Mrs, Jim., How= 4tani4,,Mt and Mrs, clack • Beiwatt. and girls, Stratford. Mr. and Mrs,. Vanderidoel. London. and Mr.. Charles Miners. North Bay. fluttett school was filled on Wednesday night when they eitioyed the Christmas CUiteert put on by grades, one. three, four, five, and seven. the other grades win par- ticipate in the, spring concert Mr. and Mrs. David Fairs,ervice and Maureen of Dollard, Des Or maewt, Quebee. are spending this .week of Christmas holidays. with his mother Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Jewitt, Woodstock and Rick Sneti of London spent the weekend with their prents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Byron, Pollock.. Toronto spent the - weekend with her sister Mrs. Ralph. Davidson and visited Mr. Davidson M Clinton Hospital. Robert. Shaddick went to the Toronto Airport on F riday where he met his brother Corporal and Mrs. Richard Shaddick of Burnaby B.C. who will be spending three weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Seaforth. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick and Ruth were Miss Lloy Shad - dick. and frientA, K itclapnet „and MT. and Mrs. *Jeff Shaddick, Moorefield. evz • Aelt 7'Xg. .tho, dinner. wa welcomed nalit Mrs, At% assisted b). Lottim otanei led: in sin 1gtnas Carols, A. nurn. tltr families present lireserded numbers for the Q14 Fashioned Christmas coneert. Solo s were sung by Stephen Ditizer, ftradley yron,, Deana Lynn, Lori Jim:W. and Ann Snell, Mrs. Mie Fairservice recited "Twos the Night Befog Christmas". and other reeitations were given by tian Shobbroo.k, Lori Bromley - Witt Heather Fothergilt • Lisa and Laurel. Unizer played a piano duet, and piano soles were given by Kevin Radford and Karen Dornin. A comedy number was given by "The Whistlers" (Ross Lovett and Tillie Westerhout) and a, very in- teresting magic show was put --ets—by- The Whyte Family: Murray. Brian, Crystal and David. - Santa Claus arrived to the excitement of the children and was able to visit with each one personalty. He read, some letters he had receivrd from them and then gave out treats to all -the boys and girls present. With a. "Big" Merry Christmas from the boys and girls. Santa left for his next assigned visit. The next Fellowship night will. be held on Friday. January 9, -when Ron McKay will be speaking and showing his picturesof Russia., WI Card Party The WI card party on Friday night, " December 19 had seven tables in play. Winners were: high ladies, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook; men. Harry Snell; lone hands, ladies, Mrs. Les Read: men. Ted Fothergill; low ladies, Mrs. Howard Clark; men. Mrs. George Wright (playing as a man). There will be another in two weeks. January 2. In charge will be Mrs. B. Shobbrook, Mrs. E. Fothergill, Mrs, M. Dateman and Mrs,, N. Car- twright. United Church A large congregation at- . tended Christmas Sunday services on Sunday morning. Welcoming into the Narthex were Miss Edythe Beacom and Mr. Jim Jamieson. Ushers were Ken Pollard, Edward Riley, Keith Howatt and Bryan McClure. For the call to worship. Rev. McDonald read a poem by Mazelle Wildes Thomas. The choir anthems were **Birthday of a King" and a melody o Christmas carols. Taking solo parts were Mrs. cU4rt went doww S40 .13 I Mr* Ma. Margaret Whytit an mit. who, so oted them, a piece of lesusi *Way, ca/m ev, Mellonaldts msage was "'MA Christmas Story . Following th• Benediction, and hymn. each memberot the church greeted their fellow, members. re The Bowers en the memorial stands and in the Narthex were placed, in twln memery of Mr. Gwrggt Pollard by his wife and amity. and Mrs. 4ack (Lydia Belt) Cameron, Toronto. placed fluwers in loving memory of her parents Mr. and Ms. W.m. Bell and her brother. Ed. We wish to thank Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice for a gift of 24 hymn books in toeing memory of her daughter Ann. Personals The family of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne thm.king held Christmas on Sunday at the home of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer and family. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Art Honking, Todd and Tara. Mr. and Mrs, Murray thinking, Clinton and 'Mrs. Bell Myth, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Cowan and Greg. of Hanover, spent Friday night with his mother, Leaving on Saturday morning to spend the Christmas holidays in Florida. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Claire Vincent. Sr. were Mrs. John Balmer, F.dinonton, Mrs. Alf Bell and Heather of Prince Rupert. Mrs. Jessie Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Papple of Seaferth 4 NV ere guests on Sunday for .pre -Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Local obituary Edith McIntyre Edith McIntyre of Town- send Street in Clinton died December IS. at the age of 76 in the Clinton Public Hospital. The daughter of the late Margaret and George Jenkins. she was born April 9, 1899. in Buffalo. New York, Mrs. McIntyre was predeceased by her husband, Dr. Harry A. McIntyre. Surviving are one son. Dr. John McIntyre,' Quesnel, B.C.: and one daughter Dorothy, (Mrs. Gerald Nelson). Port Perry. She was predeceased by one daughter, Jean. News -Record readers are encouraged to express their opinions in letters to the editor, however. such opinions do not necessarily represent the opinions of the News - Record. Pseudonym may be used by letter writers, but no letter will be published unless it can be verified by phone..., W Ai Meeting Rev. Stephens of Brucefield was guest speaker at Kippen East W.I. when they met at the home of Wt. Robert Kinsman with Grace Drummond co -hostess. Rev. Stephens read a story "Itt Had Not Come." He then showed a very interesting and timely film strip on the Birth 0; Jesus. He was introduced by Ruby Griebner and thanked by Helen MacLean. Margaret Hoggarth commented on the motto **Resolve to take more time to rend a it is the fountain of wisdoi She mentioned reasons for reading and stated we should not read valueless hooks. The roll call was answered by a "Childhood Memory of Christmas" which made us realize Christmas was much different in by -gone days when One member said she was given 2S cents. to buy Plastrds 441. three of her family. Ruby Triebner chaired the program and Frances Kin- sman the business, opening the -meeting with a poem "Christmas Carollin Proceeds from the Bake Sale were very gratifying and there will be a euchre in the Legion Hall, January 8, 1976 with the Centre 4roup in charge. The sewing project was left over until the January meeting and the collection was sent to the Children's Aid, Frances Kinsman and Grace Drummond will visit the Sunshine Sister for January. Christmas Carols and Songs were sung throughout the meeting and Verda Sinclair gave courtesty remarks. Mona Alderdice, Phyliss Parsons and Grace Drummond were in charge of Lunch. Santa arrived and distributed the secret pal gifts. 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