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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-05-06, Page 10with Mr. Cby were Mr, 14.01 goy, Erin A, London and Mr. of Calgary. Fletcher visited her ., Y? and daughter Mr. Mrs. Ed Fink Point arke on Easter weekend accompanied them to Visit their son and daughter- a,w Mr -,.and Mrs. Bill Fink Emily at Belleville. r. and Mrs. Harry Hoy son Dili of Calgary visited , IaSt week for several ays with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fink, Point Clarke. Mrs. Fred Peters returned 0 her home after spending is weeks with her son and ,daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peters and family in ort Alice, B.C. - Mrs. Gertrude Middleton underwent surgery in St. Joseph's hospital London last Week. Bill Hoy visited with his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoy. Erin rind Alyson in London over e weekend and left by plane dOr his home in Calgary. Queensway news Mrs. Shirley Prouty visited with Lvnn Latimore, Alex Barrett, and Roy ,McDonald; Marjorie. Johns visited with Vera Laramie, Ruby Miners and Mabel Johns. :On Easter Sunday, Mrs. 'Louise Mitchell visited with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mitchell tri Crediton; Mrs. McDonald fi and Dorothy Prouty visited Roy McDonald; Mr. and Mrs. red Harburn visited with Mrs. Mary Upshali; Illa Dunn The Winners OF OUR DRAW FOR FREE TICKETS TO "Professor Miller's Magic Cities" COMING WED. MAY 12 TO THE NORTH ST. UNITED CHURCH HALL GODERICH JEFFREY MCNAIRN CLAUDE DAW LORI KUMM JOSEPH LAWSON MARY BETH CLARK NANCY GREIDANUS SUSAN FINCH STACEY REID Clinton Commenity CREDIT UNION 70 Ontario St. 482-3467 visited Vexra Ieatriae Tatar Malea Schenk. Delores Pullcar, NO1 Kaist, end Manion Schen visited with Hugo Schenk, Roy and Glare MacDonald visited With Mrs. Samaras;. Mrs. Rete 'ern and Mrs. Edna Anderson visited With Louise Kitchell; Mrs=. Pauline Jeffrey was visited by Madge Desch. Goderich, Edmund ,Jeffrey ' and Mary Hey, Zurich and Ethel Meyers, Blake. and Alvin Whilhelm, Baden, I erne Desjardine, Zurich, Ethel Meyers, Blake_ and Mary Hey, Zurich visited Adeline Taylor. and Ateeda KaLz spent Sunday with her father John Katz in Exeter. Lawrence Wein of Exeter entertained the residents on Tuesday with piano music and singing, and Rev. Don Beck conducted the church service accompanied at the, piano by Louise Mitchell. The ladies of the Presbyterian under the direction of Mrs. Rochus Faber entertained the residents on Monday af- ternoon playing Bingo. Mrs. Malcom Dougall and Mrs. Edith Bell played the piano and led in a sing -song. In an l npressive ceremony test Wednesday night, 32 youths were confirmed at St. Joseph'sRoman Catholic Church. (News -Record photo) 32 confirmed at St. Joseph's Mass was celebrated at St. Joseph's church last Wed- nesday Apt•il 28 by Bishop John Sherlock, auxiliary Bishop of the Diocese of London. The Knights of Columbus formed a guard of honour as the procession consisting of the confirmation class en- tered the church. - The Bishop gave, a very informative sermon • on the meaning of Confirmation. It is a sacrament that makes us adult members of God's family. He thanked Father Hardy and the teachers for preparing the class of 32 cKillop taxes jump 1 2 mills By Wilma Oke Residents of McKillop Township face a tax increase this year of 10.8 mills, farm residential, for a public school supporter and 12.3 mills for a separate school supporter. With increases in municipal and board of education tax levies, the township's tax rate is. going up 10.8 mills to 98.2, meaning a farm assessed at $6,000 will cost 'a residential public school supporter an extra $64.80. The same farm for a separate school sup- porter will cost an extra $73.80. At a meeting of council Monday afternoon, the total municipal budget was set for the year at 3228,083 of which 376,000 has to be raised through taxation. The county levy has been set at 19.8 milts down 3.4 to raise $74,485 for the county of Huron requisition. The decrease is due because certain services of the county this year are to be provided on a population basis. namely, Children's Aid Society, Huronview Social Services, Health, Library. The township will pay to the Huron County Board of Education this year a levy of 360,104 for elementary public. and $$1,982 secondary school. A levy of $27,219 will be paid to the Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic • Separate School Board. Other major expenditures include 3169,035 for roads. $11,800 for fire protection, 323.800 for general govern- ment and $15,300 for parks and recreation and recreation services Happy Moth Our mothers at St. Joe's Kindergarten are special because they take good care of us. they are pretty. they do things with us, they buy us clothes and shoes, they keep our houses clean, they make yummy ,meals, they help daddy, and they love us. Happy Mother's Day to Toni Brand, Mary Lynn Branston, Cathy Bezaire, Terry Ducharme, Jenny Russo. Anne Marie Brand, Mary Van den Elzen, Joan Schoonderwoerd, Stella Peacock Brand, Pat Hubert, Mom Ten Hag (Truce) I love my mommy because: Jody - she helps me learn my a b c's and she lays down Need a Garage? Do it Yourself for $ . 39 00 • PLUS TAX Complete with 1 - t' x 7' Overhead door. 1 - side entry door. 1 window ... Ask Bill about it. COLORLOK SiDING 559. SQ. FT. . SAKRETE CEMENT MIXES 85 • • BAG rw. # 2 ANiL SIDING too • FT. WAFERBOARD s4.4* sb.ss i:4" - 4' lit 7tli"-4'x8' 1x4 -214-4x4 CEDAR FOR FENCING COUNTE' CASH CARRY Building Supplies 8 2-98 2 permits were granted to Meade Baker, Lot part 25, Con. 8; Laverne Hugill, Lot 35, Con. 4; Willard Ben- newies, Lot 1, Con.8; Francis A. D,olmage, Lot E128, Con.9; Louis O'Reilly, Lot 12,Con.2; Gerry O'Reilly, Lot W1 12, Con.3; and Don Kelly, Lot NIA 11, Con. 4. Council members . will in- form the Huron County. Council's local study com- mittee they are not i "avour of reducing the represen- tation of deputy reeves to county council as proposed in the recommendations for county restructuring. The opinion of the members was that provincial regulations provided for lhe deputy reeves on county council. not the local municipal councils so they would not interfere. "They (deputy reeves) are In other business, building in there doing a goou job, why not leave them there," Councillor William Leeming said. candidates. A short question and an- swer period followed the sermon, and Bishop Sherlock commended the class on their excellent answers. They revjewed their Baptismal vows and their belief in the Apostle's, Creed. The Sacrament of confirmation was then bestowed on each candidate. During the ceremony, the male choir and the regular choir gave an excellent. performance to help make the ceremony most im- pressive. Holy Communion on this occasion was given under both forms of bread and wine. Visiting priests present were Fr. S. McDonald. Simcoe; Fr. H. Laragh, Seaforth: Fr. J . Mooney. Mt. Carmel: Fr. P. Oosteveen, St. Columban; Fr. A. Nolan. Wingham; Fr. E. Dentinger. Kingsbridge; and Fr. J. Mocklen, Chatham. When the mass was ended all present were invited to a social hour in the church hall where a lunch was served by the ladies of the parish. er e7 liayCouncil has decided that applicants, who have already with me until 1 get to sleep. requested tile drain loans, Jeromy - she is good to me. will receive 50 percent of the Teresa - she helps me clean estimated cost and that no the playroom. further applications will be Janet -she does things with accepted at the present time me like playing and coloring. until the situation can be Trina - she cleans the house assessed at a later date. and buys new shoes for me. Last year, council ap- Linda -She helps you do your proved tile drain loans wofk and she loves you. amounting to $1 18.000 but this Kim - she makes my lunch year the provincial gover- now. Lynn - she helps me nment has set the township's spell words. Kelly - she helps limit at $94,900 due to me do my work and listens to government restraint. me read. Paul - she cleans the Tax instalment dates are basement for me. Rosita - she June 25 and December 1 this helps me to go to sleep. Cleo - year she makes my bed. Pictured above is Fred Lobb. manager of H.Lobb and Sons Ltd.. ac- cepting the runner-up award for total Uni-Loader Sales in all of Eastern Canada. The award was presented at the annual J.I. Case dealer con- vention In Kansas" City:Oyu Toronto Branch manager Mr. L.R. Warden. We would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks to our many valued Uni-Loader customers who made this award possible. Also introduced at the Kansas City convention was the new 18o h.p. "1570" and the 4040 h.p. Case Meitham tractors. Woman receives Oro r't apology Ethel ' Knight of Bayfield K g Y received an apology from the ministry of health last Friday, after she waited nearly two months for some word that a mistake had been made pertaining to her dead cousin. Mrs. Knight's cousin, Rhea Stirling. died in January. but Mrs. Knight received a letter March 14 from the provincial ministry of health's Special Care Program branch. saying that her cousin was receiving ongoing care in a • Komoka nursing home. The mistake was a clerical error on the , part of the ministry. BAYFIELD RD.-CLINTON - 482-3409 the GardenCentre Roth's Food Market Senfo.th MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL Hand Pointed hanging Planters Reg 12 95 • FLOWER 8 VEGETABLE SEEDS Jorge Selection of ROSES FLOWERING SHRUBS FRUIT SHADE 8 ORNAMEN TAL TREES DUTCH SETS MULTIPLIERS SEED POTA T OES All Your Lawn $ Gardening Needs at LOW LOW PRICES OPEN DAILY 9 - 6 THURS • 8 FRI • 9 - 9 GLOVER FARM PRODUCE CANADA • FANCY - 113 B.C. RED DELICIOUS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF TENDER 8. JUICY - BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST So . RUMP ROAST • TOP ROUND ROAST LB. FULL SLICED ROUND STEAK OR BOTTOM ROUND ROAST LB. TENDER. a JUICY CUBE STEAKS --7. OR $ 1 SANDWICH STEAKS ' LB SHIR,RIFF 8 OZ. - b VARIETIES. SUNDAE TOPPING FACELLE ROYALE - 4 COLOURS - 3 FACIAL TISSUE ROYALE - l's s 3 COLOURS JUMBO TOWELS 28 OZ. FAMILY SIZE PRODUCE CANADA N0. 1 1ABLE P.E.1 POTATOES LBS. s1.39 FEATURE BUYS FROM THURS. MAY 4 TO SATURDAY. WAY 8 STORE .HOURS;. MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY t AM-6PM THURSDAY $ FRiDAY • AM--4PM SATURDAY 1 AM --QPM SUNDAY II AM --S PM PLUS PROVINCIAL SALES TAX & DEPOSITS CARROTS 59c RAINCHECK POLICY if an advertised special is ever sold out. ask us for a Rain Check. 1t entitles you to the same item at the same special price. for seven days. The management reserves the right to limit quantities to reasonable family requirements EVERY NIGHT • 258 ML. - 3 VARIETIES SHAMPOO $1.23. ADORN • REG. 0* HARD -TO -HOLD HAIR SPRAY 6.3 OZ. •49 CARNIVAL FROZEN ORANGE JUKE. MRS. SMITH'S is OZ. ISLUEE'ERRY OR CHERRY MAPLE LEAF COOKED HAM .4 oz. 98c PKG. MAPLE LEAF - SWEET PICKLED CRYOVAC HI -C 3 VARIETIES - 48 02. FRUIT DRINKS FIRST GRADE - 1 18. BUTTER sr KEIY"•13OZ. R EL RN