HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-01, Page 13DAMS - Mr. and MM. in
s are ha4ppy to annOunce
ktirth of their sort on
reinter 29, 19:75 at the Clinton
arboo Trail.
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ARV * Dee. 3, 1975, Fred Sna ry
e Shepherd. Ave, Will w. dilae,
lig
91- Sorvi-ved by hit`wtfe,Owen,
and one son Albert. also brothers
'Albert of England sendWalter of
Clinton area,
ALLAN - At Huraztview. Clinton..
on :Christmas Day, December 25,
1975, Mary Esther Loney, for-
crly 01 Goderich,- ut her 75th
Year- Beloved wife of the late
David J. Allan, Dear mother. of
Mahn D. Allan of Thousand cakes.
Cal: Sistt`i �af Snowden Loney,
Burlington and Mrs. Edna
Crocker, Toronto. Also survived
by two grandchildren. Rested at
the Stiles Funeral Hotue,
Goderich. Service was held at St.
-George's Anglican Church on
Monday. Interment. Maitland
eimetery. —I
PINNING At Clinton Public
pitalr _Monday, December
ed. 1975 William 3. Pinning.of
linton in his 82nd year. 'Beloved
rus`ba:.. of` `Mary (Riggin) Pin-
ning. Mr Pinning rested at the
Beattie Funeral Home. 55 Rat-
tenlbury Street East in Clinton
Where funeral and committal,
servies were held Wednesday
December 24th. 1935 com-
nencmg at ' 2 p.m. Reverend J.
Oestreicher officiating. Inter-
ment. Clinton Cemetery. —I
zate,la a
of George caamper
>�u nnen toyed sisters of.ht .
Vet M ill o Stratford. Also
survived by five grandchildren.
1$ great-grandc dr . and one
greatitreat-gratidcbil4. Rested.
at the Whitney Rib. Funeral
Home. Seafarth where the
funeral service was held an
Monday at. 2v p.nu Spring in-
terment in Maitlandbank.
Cemetery, Seartfortb. ---1 '
23. ENGAGEMENTS
Mer an +elr li+iirs. Thomas McLean of
RR 2. Godericb are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their youngest
daughter Katharine Annette to
Mr. Donald Ross Taylor, son of
Mr. and Mrs... Fred' Taylor of
Clinton. The marriage to take
place at Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton on January 10,
1976 at 4 p.m. --1,2
25.01 MEMORIAM
S'TEPHENSON - Sincere thanks
to friends and neighbours of
Goshen and Varna for the gifts I
received at • a recent shower. A
special thanks to the ladies who
arranged and held this event. ft
was greatly appreciated. Mary
!. Stephenson. —1
CALDWELL - My most sincere
appreciation to our relatives.
friends, and neighbours for the
many cards, flowers, gifts and
visits. I received while a patient
in Clinton Public .Hospital and
Stratford General Hospital and-
since returning home with our
new daughter.' Marg. Caldwell.
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are at►'t
Wm. Pinning
Special
sto pt:Balter and Rev.
(*stretcher. and to ;all tie Wile
drove me to hospital during .Rill's
illness, and other deeds of kin-
does. Mrra. Wm.(Mayz el Pin-
ELL WOO 10 laving Me of
a dear,husband arid father, Harry
Ellwood, who passed , away
January g,1921.
"Though .aur smile has, gone
forever and your hand we cannot
touch '
We have so many memories of
youwho we hived so much."
Lovingly remembered by wife.
Marie and Don. --lx
rates
S "al my Unit of'tbe
um* Women for
their level diva aerss. and flowers.
and all those who remembered us;
with Christmas Greetings and
treats. Also fo my�ghbourr.
friends and atives ,fpr their
many kindnesses. Bili and Mate
Alien. -�-1
MANN . I Would like to take'thls
opportunity to thank all my
relatives, friends and neighbour&;
who came to see Me. brought and
sent me plants, presents..and
cards. 1. would also like tothank
the nurses on second floor. Dr.
Newland and Rev. 0estreicher.
white I was a patient in Cyton
Public Hospital. Mrs. ".
Mann. —1
HOLIDAY GARBAGE- PICK UP
Wed., Dec. 24; Thurs., Dec. 25;
Friday, Dec. 26
will be picked up WED.. DEC. 24
`o
Wed.. Dec. 3) - Thurs.. Jan. 1
i ill be picked up WED.. DEC. 31
tandard
''.AUTO GLASS LIMITED
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. 7 -G, $ * 01-,1'4P°n boa ,$ '• X'• iI"e V
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36 5 BAYFIELD RD. GODERLCH
CALL 524-2136
Clinton' ta,-nttlie s ttt *
ing of the , Clinton
rise- - fl r
of
cud
ting,
Children**. . Aid, • four
woolen volunteered to help at
theSanta Centre and $24 was
given to a retarde,4 girl In
•Clintoti who :the inettes have
remembered for many years.
Entertainment included
'two lively Santa', which was
enjoyed by all. The evening
closed d with e lovely lunch..
On Sunday December 14,
the"K:nett, treated .# ins leen
x4
sur.
distribute -
childn. .,•
- On. Tuesday evening,
December ;16, the Kinsmen
entertained, their wives with
their annual Christmae pact`
at ' the Vartastra Recreation
Centre. ,
Everyone enjoyed g mes°ir
the gym, aleiStgelY swim and
sauna. followed by a delicious
lunch and dancing Santa
arrived with some fun gifts
for each of the zanies:
The best of everything be
yours ... this day and through-
out the year to come.
FROM NELLY & HENRY BAKER
AT
On.
seem
tndAir
.Heat
Vanes "ra,
The residents -were en-
tertained with carol singing
and gifts 0 . fruit were
distributed.
Jiope it's a hang-up .Veer rear for
all our friends, to whuut ire owe so
much! .Man! thanks,.
Ray Potter
IL Sons Ltd.
275 Huron S.. Clinton
482 9997
TO 1976's FIRST AND THE FAMILY
CALL US
FOR A FREE RIDE
HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL
WITHIN A RADIUS . OF 12 MILES
A NATURAL
COLOUR PHOT iGRAPH
THERE ARE TWO FREE PASSES
SAY YOU LUCKY
PARENTS
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To Record AU Those Special
Events Froin Birth To Age Six
We wilt photograph your baby in
beautiful natural colour and give
you 1 — 8" x photograph.
AS PARENTS 43M6%
FIRST ARRIVAL