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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-01, Page 11Naisodr. sen!isnlarge, congregation. ard� a hila thw,hiatlht t pi Us bod,Cltht reb oa. I w Tech fiawatt, Edward Riley airy a McChargi: • 1.11101, their • saag traderthe titan .' ors. Mtn • and Louise Lawn :hem at- tlhe :Than was a dedication by eye,=_�$ !oa.Id for , hymn' dialled by Mrs. Myrtle airservice, in tsreswrory of daughter Alias. Memorial books donated by the were also dedicated, in of Bert Beacom, . Lily Webster. Harry atkisis, Melvin Oliva, Miss oat. Fairservfce, -Albert yoking.. Mrs. Robert rhagblut, Alex Riley, Bert rumsdoni • Jack Medd. illiaat Bromley. Nevins orb**, Henry Husking, les Small, Edward Bell. eeepk . Yungblut, Charles oddest, William Gorrier, and Mable Watson. Rev. McDonald's children's was "Getting things all up and given a clean e for 1976". - Junior congregation were Donald* Bell, an Hoggart and Bev Riley. , Rev. McDorialdd message "Are you a morning Assisting with communion thtere Mrs. Margaret Taylor and Mr*. John Riley. Serving the,bread were Harry Snell, Harry Lear. Reg. Lawson and Jack Tamblyn. Serving wine was. Lloyd Pipe, Lorne Hunking Gordon Sbobbrook and Nick Whyte. Personals Sympathy is extended' to .Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns on 'Ole death of her brother, Mr. Jerry Cook, 63. in Toronto on Friday December 26. Mrs. Berns went to Toronto on Sunday for the funeral, held Monday. Miss Pat *Burns 'RNA at Toronto Hospital and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson, London, spent' the Christmas ' holiday weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson and family of Woodstock spent Christmas Day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Skobbrook, ' returning home on Friday. Christmas dinner guests were Ken Vodden. and Mrs. and Mrs. Gordon hobbrook, Darrell and Jana._ Evening guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ron Ellerby, Frank and Dori. Miss Joan arrow and Paul Middleton. Boxing Day. Mr. and Mrs. Din Colquhon and Chastity visited. Christmas day visitors with Miss Edyth Beacom were Miss Olive Johnson. Clinton and Mrs. Laura Lyon. Mr. Barry. Pipe and girls. London. spent Christmas with bis parents Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Pipe. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook, Darrell and Diana held Christmas on Boxing Day with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Adams and family. W ingham. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson. Brian. Ken and andra. R idgetown. spent several days with her. Mr. and lira... Tam sad bit Whir #fir. Kam • Jaekasit and Graham; st1tk. At the. ss.bo a os Christina* Day writ Mc. a .Mrs. Dankness% and family. Mr. awl Mrs. Keith Allen and bays,' Leinfeeliero. .with their Christmas vests- en Bating - Day with. -Mr. and. Mrs: Russell Gobi were Mr. sad Mv5. Join Lyon *ad Saira. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Popp and . Cathy, Mr. and Mrs., �sart L�.00wwggw�a�aa. Georg.. Inas •aaelKis of Blyth arid Mr. and Mrs. Frank • Dolmage' Win- throp. in- the. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman spent Christmas with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Norris. Staff*. Mrs . Ea* Howatt spent elaristmas Dar�rr with •bar son, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Howatt and boys. On Boxing Day she visited with her daughter, Mr;-- and Mrs. Mac Hodgert and family, Kirkton. Mrs. Laura Lyon held Christmas for her family on Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyon and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert • .Lyon. and family. Mr. Ron Neil and Douglas London and Miss_ Edythe Beacom... Christmas guests on Boxing Day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton were their family, Mr. and. Mrs. Murray Lyon and family. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Dale and Carol , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reuger, Mt. and Mrs. Everett Lamont, Teeswater and Mrs., 011ie Heels, Toronto. - - _ Rev. • McDonald spent - Chtistmas atAtwood. and visited wide his mother in the Listowel Hospital. ' , Christmas day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sun ' dercock were Mrs. Laura S ., • Mr. and Mrs. John Sundercock, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck London, and - Mr.- and Mrs. Bob Sundercock and family. Clinton. Mr. Bob Thompson went to Moorefield on Wednesday when Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton returned home with him•until Sunday. Mr: and Mrs. Bob thompsur held Christmas on Boxing Day with their • family. Mr. and Mrs. 'John Lawrie-, Robbie and Jennifer, Kit- chener and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Radford, London.. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman were Ross. Gladys and Ida Leiper of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lunau, Toronto visited on the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Davidson and - Mr. Davidson in Clinton Hospital. Christmas Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mei Knox and girls were his 'mother.. Mrs. Beth Knox and his sister, Mrs. Gordon Swan and boys,- London.. oys,•London.. Mrs: Beth Knox and Mr. and Mrs. Mellvn Knox and girls . were Christmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Irwin, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood held Christmas on Wed nesday December; .24. for their family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Andrews and family. Toronto and Mr: and Mrs. Ken Wood and family, W ingham. . Greg Andrews spent a week. of the . holidays with his THIS YEAR'WE WILL BE • OPEN DURING JANUARY and FEBRUARY 1 p.m. to a p.m. MONDAY TO SATURDAY JANUARY • VALUE DAYS SPECIAL THIS WEEK • OFF Condles FOR THAT WARW. ttOZY GLOW THAT WILL FiLL YOUR. HOMg WITH CHEER GALORES FROM • OUR WIDE SELECTION IN MANY DIFFERENT SHAPES AND SiZES WATCH FOR -DIFFERENT SPECIALS EACH WEEK Squire Gifts HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH, OOOERICN Opera Misissiny to Saturday TN 1 open mitts ey Til 6 teats IT . '$.d Mn. aiu Andrew*, ora to. • Ckli-istaas. visitors on Doak* Day with Mr. and Mrs. -Claire Viacom-- were Mn. Caplisg Kiicbener. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fourier, Stratford and Mr...and Mrs. Bill Viace*t sad family. Mr. aad Mrs. Joe Marzano. Candice and Glen of Toronto spent Christmas hoiidtiys with her parents. Mr. and - Mrs. Len Caldwell. • Spesdiag Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse were her ppaarents. Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Williams, and Mr. and -Mrs. Kevin Pfaff, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs: Airie Duizer had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Duller and family. Clinton and spent tbe evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. - Art Haver - camp. Clinton The family* of Mr. and Mrs. by Kano Lehman - Airie Duiser held Christmas I ' hope Santa Claus was on Boxing Day at tbe home of ...good to everyone and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. "-Chrizt"mas Day was a• Joe Hunking. Present were ' pleasure for each of you. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer and Now. the next big day ' is family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne New Years. We usually Kennedy and family, Mr. and reflect over the last year and Mrs. Bruce Lyndon and . make resolutions for the new. family. and Mr. and Mrs.,. There -were many events in Harold Gibbings and baby. Vanastra. in the year 1975. Mrs. "Jessie. Jones•'-spewt--feubave our own church Christmas Day with her and minister, Rev. Karl dauber. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boersma. Snell and•farnily. • This year we have our own Mr. and Mrs. Russell hairdresser at Vanastra. Also Waun, Exeter visited on our own nightclub, the Sunday with her aunt, Mr. Vanastra-Shillelagh. and Mrs. HarryDurnin. Conte itoga . College is • Mrs. Margaret Taman of staying at the Vanastra Campus; and our population is yes, approximately 1,000 with 23 businesses. Many homes have changed hands and if not before. we welcome each of you to Vanastra now. Group activities for all ages have begun awl promise to be successful for residents in the area. Brownies, Girl Guides, Cubs and the Lions Club are all active here. Remember new membersare always welcome in these groups. A Day Care centre was new for the area in 1975, and the first few months are progressing as . expected. Registrations for 1976 are already increasing. Huron County's first indoor swimming pool was opened and provides educational and recreational facilities for' fitness conscious people. It is possible to have a warm sauna. a workout in the fit- ness room and a relaxing swim, all available at Vanastra. We can be proud of 1975. Vanastra, in four years is showing signs of progress and leadership in industrial growth, community awareness and recreation. The grad, awe' class Priest*** a piny. "New she rabbits fasted C hriiltesas" at their Christina* eewcert held at Huron Csawwoial Public Scheel last Thursday. ( News -Record aOTT NYTT AR BONNE ANNIE EIN GUTES NEVES JAHR HAPPY NSW YEAR FROM THE .COACH FUSE Brampton -spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm- strong. Christmas Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter were their fam,it t.. Cathy, Goderich; Larry, Wote; and Colleen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong, Ken David and Mrs. Margaret Taman, Brampton. Lori and Billy Armstrong of Stratford are spending the holidays with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong, and their father Ken. and David. Mrs. Bert Shobbrook was a =25 winner in the Wintario Draw held December 26. - Keep in mind the WI card party on Friday January 2. We give a toot about yowl Here's a .wish for the New Year — may it be the best! My hope for 1976 is for more co-operation in the com- munity as well as with our own neighbours. Remember 1976 is election year in local politics, perhaps Vanastra could have some representation. I wish all a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year. Looking to make your work more in- . teresting and enjoyable? Become part of a • boat building crew that creates top quality sailing yachts. We need people with the ability to work wood—to train as apprentice boat .builders. fishing all • of our good friends a New Year filled with health and happiness. HAROLD WISE LIMITED 242 SAYFIELO RO. 482 7062 CLINTON Your Public Utilities Cotinmission Accounts Will Vary •A"inerica's most ,::famous ' name in Decorator Bathroom and Bedroom -co- ordinates invites you to their famous JANUARY SALE of Towels. Shower Curtains. Bathmats. Sheets andlillow Cases. Save up to 25 percent aid anuary ! Winner- of our Christmas Gift Draw - Sherry Hodgins of Clinton - Congratulations. Any number of conditions can cans* changes inyouur Utility accounts as rendered *very hero months on the average. Greatest use of Hydro is generally experienced during winter months. Winter has its.I nger periods of darkness and the heating season. Some Conditions- That Can Cause Changes In Your Accounts: - LIGHTING-- - - Artificial light Is used 'more in Winter than in Suohaner HOUSE HEATING-- ElectrKity is used to operate" associated forced Air Systema. burners, circulatingcontrols, sapplementaty hes and so on. The colder -aid shore prolonged the Winter wet the greater use of. . bath electricity sad fuel. ADDITIONAL NEW . APPLIANCES -- Such as a. television. range, dryer. refrigerator, freeser, radio, Hi-Fi.' sir conditioaer. etc, will geaerally reoalt la the imam - ed ed use of Hydro. , • ENTERTAINMENT AND COMPANY The greater use of electricity for cooking. Ughtiag, wm1411. drying; ironing television. and so oa. CHRISTMAS* AND. NEW, YEAR'S—r ' Preparations and festivities are usually accompanied by the increased use of electricity. ILLNESS IN THE HOME— Heat lamps, heating pads and supplementary hooting eaa he the cause of•increased electricity as.. THE FAMILY— An increase in number is generally reflected in an increase in Hydro. BILLING PERIODS-- • Saturdays. Sundays. Holidays. inability to obtain meter road- ings and so en will came variation in iehednled motor reed- ing dates.