HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-02-05, Page 3SUNDAY, FEB. Mb.
A SPECIAL REPORT
from HAITI
Plus
MUSIC BY THE
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nstitute (/1.4',,,httir meeting
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wing to weather conditions*,
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president, Mrs.
lliott opened the meeting
he Ode and the Mary
tewart Collect., Mrs. W.
nietettgbq 414,41St4,0
seeretarY-treasurer, read the
minutes .lindg treasUtees
report Thank you notes were
received. from Mrs'Sturdy,
Mrs. R. Colciough- and Mrs.
A..Cudrnere.
sewing, training' school,
(A touch of stitchety) will be
held for 40 on February 10
andlith at Wesley Willis
„Church and. forladies
February 104 and the
Women's.. Institute Officers
Conference will be held at
Waterloo University May 445-
6. It is hoped all presidents
and P.R.O.s viLl be able tO
attend.
Details regarding the ,bus
trip to the National Federated
Women's Iiittitute Con-
vention at' Charlottetown
F.E.I. were . read. The bus
Jeaves June 17 to 27th and the
ladies' will., ,attend, the con-
vention June :21 and 22.
The West Huron District
Annual will be held'on May 26
at Auburn, and letters were
read regarding the March of
Dimes canvass, and Heritage
day, ,which is February 16th.
Arrangements were made
for the February birthday
party at'Huronview. Mrs. W.
Colclough and Ws. C. Elliott
will look after .the program
arrangements. •
It was decided to serve
coffee and a Lunch gain this
year at the Winter 'Carnival
Card party February 4th.
A discussion on holding a
card party for the Institute in
February followed,. but,
because of weather,. con-
ditions, it was 'decided to hold
one the afternoon of March
17th. Subscriptions to the
A.C.W.W. magazine are due.
Roll call was bringing or
telling of your oldest book,
which was very interesting.
The oldest one was the works
and will of John Bunyon 1860.
Others .included: a book,
"Home pictures and lessons
on life 1875" given for perfect
'on,..vie.,.toriaHst„.r...evt. at fvfaiu.StSet 411r1Y had ,1401191,VeICOMP visitor come crashing
into thellving rooM• last Tuesday afternoorlaf ter atrucitdriver lost control, of his Senii and
plOWeit•through a five foot snowbank, stopping just inches from alehouse. (News -Record
photo)
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onner Turnberry reetr dies in local hospital
• A former reeve of Turn -
berry Township and a lifelong
•resident •of the area, Alvin
,unn Smith' of Biuevale,
passed away at the Wingham
and District Hospital -on
January 22, following a
' lengthy illness.
Born December 23, 1902, in
West Wawanosh Township,
Mr. Smith was a .son of the
late John Smith. and Emily
• Black. He attended school in
--Turnberty Township and was
totirietor of a store in
Bluevale. He ,also served as
postmaster in Bluevale for 35
years, retiring in 1967.
In addition to pis par-
ticipation in municipal
government, he also served
for a number of years on the
Turnberry Township School
Board. He was a member of
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Bluevale; a member of the
Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch 180, Wingham; and a
life member of Masonic
Lodge No. 286, Wingham AF
couple mark
60th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt
. +celebrated their - 60th
wedding anniversary wit -an„,
Open House at their homes at -
63 King Street in Hensall
recently.
Mr. Consitt and the former
Ethel Zapfe were married
January 9; 1916 at the home
of her parents at Blake.
After their marriage, the
couple lived for four years in
Stanley township before
moving to a farm on Con -
session 4 of Tuckersmith
"ykwnship. They continued
firming until moving to their
present home in Hensall in
1956.
For 10 years Mr. Consitt
was custodian of thekHensall
-Public School.
They have two sons, John of
Hensall and Roy of
Tuckersmith; seven gran-
dchildren; and one great
grandchild.
They were guests of honour
at a family dinner at the
B Urk ley Restaurant in
Exeter. In (attendance in
addition to immediate family
wet -e Austin and Audrey
Zapfe.. Eva Kaiser, Mrs..
Emma Farquhar and Mrs.
Janet Zapfe.
Muewater Shrine club
picks new officers
Lawrie Slade of Clinton Was
picked as theinew president of
the Bluewater Shrine Club at
Goderich last Wednesday
January 28. He succeeds
Brian Ainslie of Goderich.
Other ,officers elected in-
clude: Fred Willed of Grand
Bend, first vice-president:
Bill Turnbull of Brussels,
second vice-president; Ken
Flett of Clinton. auditor:
Walter Newcombe of Clinton,
treasurer: Bill Johnston of
Goderich, secretary.
Named directors 'were
Harry Hamilton" of Grand
Bend, Les Habk irk of
Seaforth. Bill Cook of
Goderich, Ross Scott of
Brucefield, Dick Carter of
Clinton, Bob Drysdale of
Hensall, Orville Wallis of
Watford, Gord Kent of
London, Bill' Turnbull of
Brussels. Ron Forster of
Lucknow, Al Lobb of Cen-
tralia, George Cameron of
Wingham, and Art Hodgins of
Parkhill. Doug Moigan of
Clinton was named chairman
of the ways and means
committee.
The new executive was
installed by Frank Harkness
of London, Potentate of the
Mocha Temple.
Over 250 Monuments
• on Sale
WITH A VARIETY OF COLORS, STYLES AND SHAPES TO
• CHOOSE FROM — MANY NEW THIS YEAR
Whether it's a
• MONUMENT *MARKER • INSCRIPTION
You are remembering a laved one
LET
T. PRYDE IL SON LTD.
HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEMORIAL
REQUIREMENTS
DON DENOMME
7IA HAMILTON STREET
GODERICH, ONTARIO
S24-2313
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and,AM. He was a veteran of
World War II where he served
in the RCAF.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Elsie Thornton of
Bluevale, Whom he married
July 1,1933, in Fordwich; a
daughter and son-in-law,
Eleanor and'George McCune
of ,Breslau; three grand-
children, Heather Philip and
Alison; one sister, Mrs. Hugh
(Lavina) Berry ' of
Brucefield; and one brother,
Joseph of Shuter Street,
W Ingham. He was
predeceased by two brothers,
Elmer and Lawson, and an
infant sister.
The late Mr. Smith rested
at the R.A. Currie and Son
Funeral Home, Wingham,
where funeral service was
conducted Saturday J -an. 24
by Rev. Robert H. Arm-
strong, assisted by Wayne
Baswick. Interment followed
in the Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Niel
Edgar, Ross Jamieson.
Murray Wilson, Robert
Jefferson, Ralph Turvey and
Gordon Elliott, Floral
tributes were carried by Alan
Breckenridge, Burns Moffatt
and Stanley' Moffatt.
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attendance 1)0
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re:lorna$04ivki.tireosr
ng the' education
nce in 1914.
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and
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troepM4dircisn,sg'41.,"1**fet,
learrii9g.
Everyday of our rvOs an be
a learning *we env, and
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wnen .we cease to 1,arn, our
lives become mea Jagless
andhoring.
.Mrs. spoke in el 1 g
of the POMpleMOratiett o a
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stamp May 15, 1975 to honour
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e postof-
fiee,an r rnanuscripts
unknown otherii
firt wprobriritt;oWnemreo.t. accepted in
1906. p**
wore printed and.,:„.green„,
Gables Post Office att
opened two years ago.
Mention was made of ,
article itt' the 1.00404 Free:,
Press .concerning a new..
treatment for weoVinaking it
. washable and comparable to
other waSheble,fehrics. Wool
has almost become a
forgotten fabric with so many
easylntl
lunch c ::aCstabri served.c6 *
The meeting adjourned and.
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SNOW11;10BILERS MEET
The Auburn .Snow,mobile
Club held. its fifth meeting on
January 28 at the home of
Donald Cartwright. President
W illiam •Robertsen was in
-tbarge of the meeting.
The mit-totes were read by
the secreta0. Charles Kerr
and accepted. Treasurer
Govdon Daer reported $225.00
in the club treasury.
The Club planned an
evening trail ride and cook-
out for Saturday, February 7.
Members are to bring their
own silverware and meat to
cook on the barbecue.
The • members discussed
what lands they had per-
mission to ride on and .what
.tratisfa,they were to use on
these lands. 11 was decided to
pay the Ontario Federation of
Snowmobile Club mem-
bership after the next
meeting which is to be held at
the liothe -Of William
R otiertsen on February 11 th.
On Motion of Allan Craig
and James Schneider the
meeting was adjourned.
F ruit bread. cheese and coffee
were served by the host and
hostess. Donald and Erma
Cartwright.
SOCIAL NEWS
The recfeational com-
mittee report that all tickets
are sold for the Valentine
dance to be held on February
14th in the Auburn Com-
munity Memorial hall.
All girls in the communitY,
12 years old by March 1st tel
years interested in the 4-H
Spring project, A Touch of
St itchery, please let _the
leaders' know by February 16,
Leaders are Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, Mrs. John
Hildebrand, Misses Trudy
Machan and Faye Seers.
Mr. George -Timm, Miss
Erna Bethke and Mr. Henry
Latiner of Gorrie visited last
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
-Maitland Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elliott
of TorOnto spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr. and°
Mrs, Gordon Miller.
The secretary -treasurer,
• Mrs. Robert Stater of the
Auburn Recreational coni-
mittee report that at theirs
executive meeting they hAve
planned a Teeny Bopp,
dance Friday evenitik,,
February 6 for the 7 years to
14 -year-olds, 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Admission will be charged
and lunch is being proVided.
Chairman James Towe. Mrs.
Robert Slater and Mrs. Ross
Andrews will be in gh4rge.
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This is what you should
know about it.
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• The shoulder harness is not part of the
r system in back seats -and need not be
. installed
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It is not illegal to carry more passengers
_te'
than there are seat belt's
• The driver is responsible for all children
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aged 2 to 15
All adult passengers 16 and over are
i responsible for themselves
N.. There are exceptions
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(1) Children under two years of age (2) Persons with a medical exemptibn
certificate from their doctor • ,
tr OP k..
(3) Delivery personnel driving in their
•• drop-off zone' at 25 mph or under
• (4) Rural mail delivery personnel
(5) Convertibles do not require shoulder '
harness
'Last year. 1.304 people were killed in . The fine for breaking the law is from S20, to
- - automobile accidents in Ontario Another 5100 plus costs But life and health are
. 98,673 were injured precious and accidents which cause death
Many of those deaths and injuries could or injury to people or damage to property
have been avoided. had the persons cost far more than the fine
involved been wearing seat belts Whether you are a driver or a passenger.
That is why effective January 1 1976 the from now ora you must wear a seat belt
use of seat belts became mandatory Your Ontario government asks for your
In practice the law is simple co-operation
• You must wear a seat belt and shoulder For more information contact ,
harness if both are available Public and Safety Information Branch
• if your car was manufactured after Ministry of Transportation and
• January 1 1971 it is illegal to remove the Communications
seat belts and they mutt be in good 1201 Vyilson Avenue
working order If seat belts have been Downsview Ontario M3M 1J8
removed they must be replaced Ministry of Transportation and
• Seat belts that are not working must be Communications
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repaired . James Snow. Minister . .
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Province of Ontario
• William Davis, Premier
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, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1976
9145 i.111- Sunday School
litoo a.m. Family Ififoritilp and Nursery
i1:30 a.m. Junior Congregation
SERMON: ,
"RESPONSIBILITY'.TO YOUR
GOD AND YOUR CH1LDRN"
Second of a series on basic
thristianity as found in the Ten Commandments.
Everyone Welcome
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WISEIT-WIEETS UNITED ,CNIEICEI
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[PEOPLE. stitiiii46 666' 404
MINISTIR JOHN 5 'CIESTREICHER II A Oka e
ORGANIST' Min, CATHARINE *OMR
t ROA OutacTori MKS WOO HEARN
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1976
11:00 a.rn. Morning Worship Service
11100 a.m. Sunday School and Nursery
SERMON:
"THE LORD'S PRAYER"
5- OUR DAILY 'BREAD
MtAle BY. MAL E CHORUS
UNITED CRUNCH
1 p.m. WorstROSfrvice and Sunday School
SERMON:
"THE LORD'S PRAYER"
5 - OUR DAttY BREAD
.CNIISTIAN REFORMED CHUM. View
zs3 P,,ncss stow
Services: 1008 "a.m. and 230 p.m.
• tOn 3rd Sunday 9)0 • no
Dutch Service at 11 00 am)
The Church of the Sock to God Hour
evSy Sunday 4,X1 pm CHLO
EVER/FONE WELCOME
IIIITFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH
EVERYONE OF US SHALL GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF unklISIELF
TO GOO -- ROM 1I1
PASTOR: BRIAN HARRISON
1000 • m SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 00 • m MORNING WORSHIP
730 p m EVENING wOnseuR
ONESDAY S p m PRAYER MEETING
EVERYONE WELCOME
II 00 'p m FRIDAY
YOUNG
PEOPLE S MEETING
ST PAWS ANGtKAN CHURCH
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1976
11 30 MATINS
FELLOWSHIP DIM CHAPEL
162 MAPLE ST
11 sheet hest of Community Ciente)
945 • en WORSHIP SERVICE
11 00 a m -SUNDAY SCHOOL and FAMILY 1913LE HOUR
8 p m Gospel Service
Tu• e 00 p en PRAYER and SISLE STUDY
For infoomettitart Phone lin 9379
(MART PENTECOSTAI, CHURCH
• 196 lirctorio Street
Pattie. Leslie Hoy 52* len
945 • OM Sunday Sc now • 00 • m Morning War snip
7. 00 p m P•aye, Service and Evingantric Service
1 00 p m Wednestley P•ayot Sirowce
9 OD p m Friday Toung POOP'S,*
ALL W EL C OWE
ST MOMS PRESITTENIAN CHURN
ITEV LOWIN G NELSON
CHARLES 0RQ110
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1976
10 00 a.m Sunday School for all ages
10 00 a m Worship Service
ALL WELCOME
Potluck Supper and Annual Meeting changed Mon Feb 9
at • 30 p m sharp
Madeleine tomne Auxiliary will meet at home of Mrs
Mitch, Jose.h 51 Feb. 10 at 0 IS p.m
Frank
MIST i*PTIST OSUMI
cLiacros
SPEAKER: JACK CHRIST1AANS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1976
10 00 a m Sunday School Classes for all ages
11.00 a m. Morning Worship
• Everyone Welcome
SAINT JOS4PWS
Catholic Church
James St °Woo
Phone 4$. 914$
SUNDAY,,VEBRUARY 8, 1976
Mas S Saturday 0:00 p.m
Sunday 1100 a.m.
ConfesSion - Saturday 7:15 p.m
ALt WEIX�ME
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