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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-05-20, Page 22r.; SERVICES AVAIL Pl ROSE IACKHOEING Septle trentheli balletnentS ill Rkck Ewa 529.7;' AYVIEW CARPENTRY No Job taw small Just give us a call JOHN BJERG BAYFiELD PHONE 585-2738 oto. ScI WELDING M')Bai.E u4ELDER. GENERAL REPAIRS Ph. 526-7504 AUBURN ONT 15. PUALIC NOTICE afeltooseeMell IN THE ESTTE OF CATHERINE g1MMMA Wlsg, late of the Town of Clinton in.,.the County of Huron, Widow, deceased. ALL eersons halving claims against the Estate of the above - ranted who died on the 4th day of March, 1976 are required to file full parU uta s thereof with the undersigned can or before the 27th day of May, 1976, after which date the assets will be distributed, having regard:only to the claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 27th day of April, 1976. .' MENZIES. ROSS Clinton, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executors 19.20,21 IN THE ESTATE OF John Charles Payne, Labourer. Married, Deceased. ALL . persons having claims against the estate of the above mentioned, late of the Town of Clinton in the County of Huron Who died at the said Town of Clinton on the 15th day of August 1975, are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 25th day .of June 1976. After that date the Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the estate. having regard only to the -claims of which he then shall have had notice. DATED at Toronto this 12th day of May 1976. Public Trustee, 145 Queen St.West, Toronto. Administrator 1S. PUBLIC NOTICE Refuse pick-up will be held SATURDAY, MAY 22 for old furniture, appliances, etc. Please pile refuse separate from regular garbage, as it will be picked up at a different time ori the same day. NOTICE Township of Stanley Landfill Site Effective May 15, 1976 the township of Stanley landfill site located at West Half, Lot 16, concession SRN, 1 mile west of Varna, will be open the following days: Saturday and Monday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., 'til further notice. Mel Graham Clerk -Treasurer Township of Stanley MINISTRY OF HOUSING Sv ONTARIO HOUSING Is Accepting Applications in BAYFIELD ONTARIO Rents are Geared to income IF: - You are a resident of Bayfield • You are sixty years of age or over Your present income does not permit you' to pay current market rates • You have not applied previously Applications are available by contacting the Southwestern Branch Office at the following address: Ontario Housing Corporation Southwestern Branch Court Novae & Registry Office 66 Dundas Si., P.O. cox SOO Terminal "A" London, Ontario - NHA 2P3 ORLI NOTICE TELFORD - 1 will no longer be res,Porb' le for any debts i n+ cured by my wife ..Jo -Anne Telford after this date, May 13. 1976. Roy Telford, Bayfield. Ont. 111. PERSONAL WE INVITE engaged. couples to visit the Arbor Gift Shop in Clinton.. Receive a free gift and tell your friends. about aur shower and Bridal Registry Service. No charge. no obligation.-4tfn 1 17. LOST AND FOUND LOST one female Siamese cat in the vicinity of-Vanastra. Anyone knowing of whereabouts please phone 482-7743. -Zinc 21. BIRTHS LAFRAMBOISE - Born on May 19th in Victoria Hospital, London to Mr. and Mrs. Don Lafram- boise, a baby son. Darren Donald; the second grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cooper of 27 Bond St., Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laframboise. Huron Park. -21x MEADE: John and Linda Meade are pleased to announce the arrival of their son. Kevin John Ross. 8 lbs. 14% oz., at the Clinton Public Hospital, a brother for Monica. HOWATT: .Murray and. Jean Howatt are pleased to announce the arrival of their baby daughter, Rhonda Lynn. on May 14 in Clinton Public Hospital a sister for Bryan and Brent. 22. DEATHS NAIRN: At Victoria Hospital. on Monday. May 10th, 1976. William Wesley Nairn, of 189 Allen St., Thamesford, in his 65th year. Beloved husband of . Margaret Anne Balsdon. Dear father of Don, Thamesford, and dear grandfather of Dan and Doug. Brother of Dave Goderich and jack, of Clinton. Rested at the Carrothers Funeral Home. Thamesford.. Funeral srevice was held ori Wednesday, May 12th.. Intermend Wesley Cemetery, Thamesford. WETTLAUFER : At the Caressant Care Nursing Home. Woodstock, on Saturday. May 15th, 1976. Mrs. Barbara Wot- tlaufer, of 295 Hay, St.. Wood- stock. in her 84th year. Beloved wife of Ezra Wettlaufer, and dear mother of Mrs. Glen (Margaret) Pollister. Woodstock, Mrs. Don (Veeda) Carey, Ingersoll. Lynn, Woodstock, O. (Shorty). of Hickson, Wayne. Woodstock. and. Harold, Clinton. Sister of Mrs. Leona Ward, Woodstock. Also surviving are 22 grandchildren, and 22 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Tuesday. May 18. 1976. 23. ENGAGEMENTS It is with pleasure that,Mr. and Mrs. Corey of Clinton announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Barbara Ann Marie. to Mr. Gary Wayne Rintoul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul of Whitechurch. The marriage will take place on Saturday, June 12, 1976 at 7 p.m. in the Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. -21x Mr. and Mrs. Don Brodie are pleased to announce the for- thcoming marriage of their daughter Debra Dawn to David Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don, Paton of Mt. Elgin. The wedding . - 11 .take.place.at the & tcefield United Church on June 12. 1976 at 3:30. -21x 24. MARRIAGES Mrs. George R. Finley, Clinton. is pleased to announce the marriage of her daughter, Judith Anne, to Bernard F. Skikavich, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skikavicb of London, Ontario. The wedding took place on Friday. the fourteenth of May 1976 at St. Peter's Catholic Church in London, The couple will reside in Dorval. Quebec.; -21 x 2S. IN MEMORIAM PENHALE : in loving memory of a dear husband. father and grandfatheir.R. Harold Penhale Who passed away one year ago. May 24. 1975. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near. I near. Lovingly remembered by his wife Lillian and family. WITIIORIAM ELSLEY - In loving memory of a dear Mother, Lola Easley who passed.away May 20, .�5: Please Godforgivea silentt tear,- A silent wish that our mother was here. There are others, yes we know. But she was ours and we loved her so. One year ago we had to part With one we loved with all aur heart, The wound iedeep it will not heal Only those who have lost. know how we feel. 0 we could speak .with moi today. Laugh with her in the same old way And hear her voice and see her smite. Then life indeed would be wor- thwhile. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by daughters Pat and Evelyn and grandchildren. -21 26. CARD OF THANKS LEE - We would tike to thank all who attended our benefit dance and those who gave con- tributions, but Were unable to attend. Special thanks to Joe and Sheila Hallahan. Don Elliott and Peter Kelly for organizing the dance and all others who helped in any way. Dave & Rosie. -21 PORTER - My sincere thanks to my family, neighbours and friends for visits, cards, gifts and flowers while I was in the hospital with a broken arm. Special thanks to Dr. Watts and Dr. Harret, nurses and staff, also Rev. Lewis. It was greatly ap- preciated, glad that we still have our hospital.Fran Porter. -21x DALE - I would like to thank • friends, neighbours and relatives that sent me cards and flowers while a patient in Victoria Hospital in London. Special thanks to the UCW of Ontario Street, and Rev. Lewis and Rev. Oestreicher for their many visits. It was all greatly appreciated. Else Dale. -21 MANN - I would like to take this opportunity to thank the people who came to visit me and for the lovely plants, gifts and cards which 1 received while I was a patient- -in -the Clinton Public Hospital. Also I would especially like to thank Dr. Newland, Dr. Lambert and Dr. Watts and Rev. Oestreicher - also the nurses&•and staff on first floor who were so good to me. (Mrs.) Stella Mann. -21 26. CA OF THAHR DO. WS,QN • t wish to express my sincere thanks to my friends, relatives s a n neighbours d n g, � urs for the lovely cards, flowers .treats and visits while I was a patient in the Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to the nurses who were so kind caring for me, Dr. Baker. Rev. Taylor and the kitchen staff. Also thanks to the Hoffman Ambulance and 'everyone who helped the day of my accident. Your kindness will never be forgotten. Mrs. Flora Dowson• -21 CRICH -1 would like to thank my relatives, friends and neighbours and all those who sent cards. flowers, treats, and visited me in St. Joseph's Hospital while I was a patient there, and helped in so many other ways. Special thanks to Rev. Lewis and Rev. Oestreicher" for their visits. It was greatly appreciated. Ernie Crich. -21 VEENSTRA - We wish to thank our friends and neighbours who attended our 25th wedding an- niversary party. Special thanks to our neighbours for their sur- prise party and for the many cards and gifts we received. It was all deeply appreciated. Joint and Heide Veenstra. -21x We sincerely thank our friends. neighbours and relatives for their thoughtfulness for cards and sympathy messages in the loss of our sister Maude Radford. Bert. Vera, Clarence and families. -21 nc RATH - The family of the late Grant "Red" Rath wishes to express its sincere thanks to friends .neighbours and relatives • for the beautiful floral tributes, memorial donations. sympathy cards and every act of kindness shown during our recent bereavement. A special thank you to Rev. Oestreicher. pallbearers. flower bearers. Beattie's Funeral Home and Wesley -Willis Women's Unit and the Clinton Fire Department. All was ddeply appreciated. -21 REID - 1 would like 10 thank all my friends, neighbours and relatives for their kindnesses during my recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Trinity Church Organizations. Dr. Shepherd. Dr. Newland, nurses and staff on first floor of the Clinton Hospital, Rev. Wm. Bennett, pallbearers, flower bearers. Ball Funeral Home and all those who helped in any way. My sincerest thanks. Louise Reid and family. -21 Anstett Jewellers Ltd. of Clinton is pleased to announce that Mr. William Bakelaar, certified watchmaker. has completed twenty-five years of service. Mr. Bakelaar received his training in Holland, and has been with Anstett Jewellers since 1951. Mr. Ba'tkelaar and his wife,e W ilmaa, reside in Clinton. They have five children, two married. Over 2S0 Monuments on Sale WITH AVARLETY OF COLORS. STYLES AND SHAPES TO CHOOSE FROM ... MANY NEW THIS YEAR - Whether it's a • MONUMENT *MARKER • INSCRIPTION You are remembering a loved one LET T. PRYDE 8t SON LTD. HELP YOU DECIDE ftEQUIREMENTS- bON DENOMME 77A HAMILTON STREET GODERICH, ONTARIO ON YOUR MEMORIAL 524 2373 5246621 ,$y J * ROOK iiRron A divisionalcourt has, roiled invalid id 1'our of the provincial ov'ernrncnt's closing orders or hospitals . with respect to Clinton Public Hospital, Doctors' Hospital in Taarontn. Durh ani Memorial Hospital, and Chesley and District Memorial Hospital. Notwithstanding the court's ruling. the government has indicated that it does not intend to abandon its hospital shutdown program. in spite of continuing Opposition at- tempts to persuade it to do so. In an oral decision, Mr. - Justice Peter Cory said the Public Hospitals Act was regulatory in nature and was not intended. to be used to close hospitals for financial reasons. He stated that the four ho,spitals had con- travened no regulations, operated efficiently and have maintained the quality of patient care. The Ontario Government intends to appeal the decision of the divisional court on y legality of its hospital -closing procedure. If the appeal fails, the government has said it will possibly introduce legislation to close the hospitals concerned. According to the Acting Health Minister, the four hospitals will receive provincial financing for up to six months to allow them to stay open during the appeal - process. If the appeal takes longer than expected, the hospitals will receive an additional six months' financing. The Acting Health Minister has also announced that Chedoke Hospital in Hamilton will not have to close all its 187 active -treatment beds as originally threatened by the Ontario Ministry of Health as part of its package of restraints in medical costs. The .Minister announced that the hospital will reduce its active -treatment beds to 150 as soon as possible after June 1st and will be developed as a rehabilitation and chronic care centre as well as a community health centre. The Minister of Tran- sportation and Com- ruunications has announced that lower speed limits and compulsory use of seatbelts in the Province have saved almost a life a day. Also the number of speeding charges laid by Ontario Provincial Police has risen 36 percent in the three months during which reduced speed limits have been in effect on our highways, according to a police spokesman, who also said that the t._ 55 percent higher for April this year than for,April' 1975. Speed limits in Ontario were reduced to 50 m.p.h. from 70 tn.p.h. an freeways andm, .h. to � 0 p from 60 M.p.h., on other highways an February 1st. According to a report tabled in the Legislature by the Minister of the Environment, it has been. recommended that continued efforts be ,made to reduce lead emissions from smelters. An Ontario inquiry board has recommended that tests of children and pregnant women for undue intakes of lead be built into routine public- health procedures in the areas close to Toronto smelters. The Gditernment expects companies to pay for the work of replacing heavily contaminated topsoil around lead plants in Metro, replacing it, or paving over the area. If the Companies refuse to pay for the'work, the Government will have it done and try to recover the money from the companies. It is also possible the work could be done by the companies under the pressure of provincial control orders. The Minister of Colleges and Universities has told the Legislature that more than 14 percent Of the 16,500 full-time graduate students at Ontario's universities are foreigners. Some 5 percent of the province's 130,600 under- graduate students are foreigners: The figure for the 55,300 community college students is about 4 percent. He has also announced that university fees for new foreign students will increase from $585 to $1.500 next January,- and, community college fees for such students will go from $250 to $750 this fail. Foreign graduate students will have their fees raised from an average of $877 td 52-,250.00. Mr. Hugh O'Neill (L- Quinte) asked the Minister of Transportation and Com- munications, whether he was aware of the differential in the price of gasoline between highway service centres and off-highway service stations and what action the Minister proposed to take. He also wanted to know what effect government leases with oil companies have on the prices charged for gasoline at service stations, in view of the in - a.. creases in federa1 eacIse t; andfuel prices Se n 1Y- Mr. -Mr. Snow respon+ edd!t he: 'Was aware of the su►tial differential betweenth prices charged. He said there are 23service centres on QUUr' expressways and the reasons: the gasoline prices are higher at the 23 service stations Highway 400 and 401 than elsewhere, is the leasing arrangement the companies have with the ministry. The lease agreemeiits call for a percentage of g 45. sales, not a per gaper. rat When most Of these leases. or contracts were drawn up, some of them quite a number of years ago, fuel was at a much more reasonable price than it is today. Mr. Snow said that the revenue the Province of Ontario is receiving for these leases has gone up considerably with the increase in the price of fuel. He said they are looking into some way to alleviate some of this situation, and that he has had a full in- vestigation nvestigation of the leases. The leases, he said, vary greatly in percentages and in terms but that they arelookingfor some adjustment in their lease arrangement. Area graduate Craarence Haak,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Haak of RR 2, Clinton, will receive .a� diploma in agricultural production and management from Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology at the graduation exercises tomorrow, May 21. (photo by Michael Martin) A WIDE VARIETY OF. BOX PLANTS- VEGETABLE PLANTS Box Plants 7 9e and 89c Geranium s 1.1 9 Begonias s 1.4 9 Dracena 99c Hybrids s 2.4 9 Ruffled bicolor - Petunias- Ageratum - Alyssum Asters - Balsam - Cetosia - Cieome. 'Coleus patie'ns - Marigolds - M Phlox - Portulaca - Salvia - Snapdragons - Geraniums - Begonias - Dracena • Ferns - Ivy - Tomatoes - Peppers - Cabbage - Brussels Sprouts - Cauliflower - Spanish Onions. LAWN FOUNTAINS IN STOCK Skyway Market aed Nursery 524-7171_ Art's Landscaping Nursery & Gardens Centre 166- SENNETT ST. E. GODERICH 6249126 OPEN 9 A.M. TIL DARK - SUNDAYS 12 TO 6