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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-06-03, Page 20. SERVICES AYM LAILE .,,,..EEILCUAIItS a The CP T Fundof Minton OddfeLIow! Lodge have Wheelchair* kvalltlble for Wan free. Contact Tom Chuter 482-702 or Mrs. M. Batkle» 0248441. --23 STAN BLOWS Travel service, 32 wellington: Street, Sltford. For all airlines, steamships, rail, hotel reset"vations, tour, low bank rates, on time payfatents. prepaid arrangements for relatives visiting from overseas. call 271- 5710.--23 PIANO tuning and repairs. Phone Pulsifer Music. 527- 0053,-31tfn MIG -WESTERN PAVING Driveway*. Penni Rants Repairs 482-9439 ff RAT PROBLEM? Man and ferret available for rat control. For info call 4824149. -20tf n 1st -2nd. MORTGAGE FUNDS for debt consolidation, new pur- chases or refinancing. No hidden charges or bonuses. We specialize in the hard to get mortgages. Call collect anytime - 1-885-1900 HANNAH FINANCIAL SERVICES.--20tfn implvitiplgorirmosisiwapow r1 $EIVI ES AVAILAELE srmiunimpiomomwmpor Ec#!ERT ..,LAWN MOwgR service Bldg. No. 14: -5th Ave. Ve stt'a.' 2*k L.A. ELECTRIC Residential Commercial and Industrial Cali BRIAN MUSTARD at 4112-3225 (Member of Ontario Electric League) tt BAYVIEW CARPENTRY No Job too small Just give us a call JOHN BJERG BAYFIELD PHONE 565-2738 tfn Ala» PtlRPtlSE IACKHOEING Septic - tanks trenches - basements Call Rick Boat 529-72.22 Now aur SCERf1'Nw X 660 I offers you INSTANT PRINTING "Copies as good as your original" et Ideal for quantities of 180 or less. CLINTON COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Clinton Aubert St. Call Pearl or Dorothy at 4124444 s' I WELDING ,MOBLE WELDER, GENERAL REPAIRS Ph. 526-7504 AUBURN OMT CUSTOM KILUNG AND PROCESSING Butchering duel- Tuesday and • Thursday Tu OAy--- eel and Pork FRIDAY --41•411 Only PICK- UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Water's Abattoir 231-3314 Dashwood 1 y�'�'t'� i a moss OPPN*1 I1ITIES SORRY! WE CAN NO LONGER PROMISE 24 HOUR Watch Repairs Guaranteed EXPERT W."A1v.Il REPAIRS JEWELLERY :.� 'M4 th, ' QUART ,4 ,9,; thf" MAL L 21. BIRTHS BALL - In Brantford General Hospital on Friday May 28, to Kathy and Gregory Ball (McPherson). 11 Burke Ave.. Brantford. a daughter Jennifer Michele: --23x IARLOFF - Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Harloff would like to announce the birth of our son. Darryl on May. 23. 1976 in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. a brother for Julie and Scott. -23nc BOS: With thanks to God, Clarence and Ingrid are happy to announce the birth of their second •-daughter Joanne Katherine, born on May 31 1976. A special note of thanks to Dr. Frank Newland and the staff at the Clinton Public Hospital. --23 1EXPERT CARPENTRY Ali types of Gt Ili. CUSTOM WORK • Cabinets • Kitchens • Recreation Rooms • Windows & Doors • Outside Jobs Call WILLIE BEDNAREK afar i p.m. 5 24-6663 1&. PERSONAE WE INVITE engaged couples to visit the Arbor Gift Shop in Clinton. Receive a free gift and tell your frie(ids about our shower and Bridal Registry Service. No charge. no obligation.-4tfn DO YOU REALLY want to "Kick the baba"? If the answer is truly "yer, contact the Huron Perth Lung Association at 121 Wellington St-. Stratford or phone - .271-7500 for a smoking with- drawal "Kit". A charge of 25c has been levied to defray excessive costs. ANOTHER CHRISTMAS. SEAL SERVICE!" -23ar GARY'S CUSTOM BACKCHOEING No lob too big or too small SERVICES AVAILABLE: + BACKHOE + FRONT END LOADER + DUMP TRUCK Gary Triebaer 545-2104 BAYFIELD tf ROOFING EAVESTROUGHING PAINTING POINTING INSULATING CARPENTRY WORK Coated Erwin Ward 527.0502 15. PUBLIC NOTICE 22. DEATHS 2. DEATHS CRQNIN•In the Clinton Public H.6spital on Sunday,, May 30.1978, Mrs. Thomas Cronin. the former Gertrude Ann Miller, of Blyth. In her 79th year. Dear mother of James, of Walkerton, Lorne, of ' Blyth. Thomas of Blyth, Mrs - Nelson (Madeline) , Meyer. of Hamilton. Mrs. Gerald (Marie) Heiken. of Blyth, Mrs: Ed (Margaret) LeSouder.,. .of Stratford. Predeceased by one son Harry. Dear daughter of Mrs. Frances Mosack. of Huronview• Dear brother of George of Toronto. Also survived by 23 grandchildren and 18 .great- grandchildren . Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home Queen St.. Blyth. Ont. until Wednesday. June 2. then to St, Michael's Roman Catholic Church. Blyth. where funeral mass took place at 2 p.m. Interment St. Michael's Cemetery, Morris Township. -23 23. ENGAGEMENTS BLAIR - At his home in Bayfield. Oritario en Wednesday. May 26th. Robert E. Blair. beloved hustand of Jessie (Lindsay) Blair in his 72nd year. Surviving are three daughters Helen. (Mrs. Batye) of North Bay; Ethel of Toronto: Brenda of New York and two • grandchildren. Also surviving is one brother Wilmer of Exeter. • pre -deceased by one brother and one sister. Rested at the Ball Funeral Home. 153 High Street. Clinton where funeral service was on Saturday May 29th at 2 p.m. Interment in Bayfield Cemetery. -23 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Davis. Hensall. are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their dadghter. Kay, to Mr. Robert Rathwell, son of Mrs. Jack Leppington and the late Robert Rathweil of Bayfield. The marriage will take place Saturday, June 26. 1976 at 4 p.m. at the Hensall United Church, Hensall, Ont. -23 _ SEILING -1)In Vancouver, jB.C., on Thursday May 20. 1976, Orville John Selling. formerly of Blyth, Ontario in his 57th year. Dear son of Mrs. Mary Seiling of Blyth, dear brother of Daniel Selling. of Blyth and Mrs. Murray (Gladys) East, of Clinton. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Queen St., Blyth where service was held May 27. Interment Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. -23 Tree Planting Assistance Those wishing to have land reforested in 1977 are requested to make ap- plications by JUNE 18, 1976 Applications will be processed on a first come, first served basis. contact the: Secretary -treasurer MAITLAND VALLEY CONSERVATION AUTHORITY Box 5, Wroxeter, Ontario. s1► -- Tl}e forthcotning marriage is announced of Victoria Mary Morin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morin of Sudbury to Mr. John Alfred Hudie only son of Mrs. Evelyn Hudie of Clinton and the late Alfred P. Hudie. The wedding to take place on Saturday June 26. 1976 at 4 p.m. in Londesboro United Church. Londesboro. Ontario. ---23x 26. CARD Of THANKS BaitlIS , at the tailed Churrch Greetersinto the narthex at the United. Church an Sunday morning' were Don Buchanan and Garnet Wright. and the ushers were Cheryl Reid, Barbara Glousher, Heather Fotherg ll and Colleen Carter, Following the order of service, Mrs. Margaret Whyte, clerk of the session invited the parents to present their children to Rev. McDonaldfor baptism. Dana Marie, daughter of G i BSON : Thank -you to our friends, neighbours and relatives who made our 25th anniversary one that we will never forget. Joe and Isobel Gibson. -23 COX: Sincere thanks to everyone for cards. flowers and visits while i was a patient in Victoria Hospital and Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Chuikau. Coles and Dr. Brian Baker. also nursing staff on first floor. Alvin Cox. -23x PICKARD - I would like to thank my friends and neighbours for cards. flowers and visits received SHORTREED - Thomas. In while in Clinton Hospital. Special Clinton Public Hospital on Friday thanks to Dr. Baker. Dr. Flowers, May 28. 1976. Thomas Shortreed, Dr. Watts. nurses, and first floor Albert Street. Clinton, formerly staff. Also to Rev. John of Walton. Ontario. in his 70th Oestreicher. Edith Pi ard. year. Dear father of Mrs. Mack -2.3x (Janet) Webster of Varna, Emma of Kitchener and one VAN DAMME - For all the cards, granddaughter Mary Ellen floral tributes. donations and Webster of Varna. Brother of every expression of sympathy James and Wilford of Walton. from people far and wide and Ontario and Gordon of London, sincerely thanking our doctors, Ontario. Predeceased by his wife, Lambert and Harrett also the Mary Ellen Robson (1973) . by one nurses of Clinton and Rev. Lewis. sister. Miss Mary L. Shortreed Mrs. C. VanDamme . and Paul. and by one brother John. Rested -23ar at the M.L. Watts Funeral Home in Brussels until Monday May 31. where funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Interment Brussels Cemetery. -23 -STEEP - On Monday. May 24 at the Clinton Public Hospital. William J. in his 62nd year. Beloved 'husband of Annie (Edward) Steep. Survived by three sons Ken. Leonard, Denis; all of Clinton and four daughters. Barb (Mrs. Joe Van Demme), of Clinton, June (Mrs. Pat Shanahan). of Clinton. Debbie (Mrs. George Bromley), of Vanastra, Linda (Mrs. Doug Smith )of Vanastra. and step- mothel. Mrs. Ann Steep, of Seaforth. Also surviving are three brothers Dick. Joe. and Fred .of Clinton. and three sisters Dorothy (Mrs. Horner) of B.C.. and Ledith (Mrs. Orval 'Hunkings) of Goderich. Helen (Mrs. Albert Craig) of Bayfield. 12 grandchildren also survive. Rested at the Ball Funeral Home, 153 High Street, where funeral service was held on Wednesday, May 26 at 3 p.m. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. -23 STOREY -Suddenly a -t her residence, 99 Ingersoll Street, St. Marys on Monday, May 31,•1976. Mary Elizabeth Alcock. Beloved wife of Charles Storey, in her 53rd .year. Dear mother of Kenneth and Donald of St. Marys, Sharon (Mrs. Fred Stephenson) of Brussels. Lots (Mrs. Wayne Todd) of Tifisonburg and Doreen of Guelph University. Sister of Ruth (Mrs. George Thorton). Isabel (Mrs. John Alcock). Helen (Mrs. Peter Cardiff) and Jean (Mrs. Leonard Lamont) all of Brusteis, Eric of Ethel. June (Mrs. Carmni Dale) of Clinton. Joan (Mrs. George raster) of Guelph. Also 5 grandchildren surviving. Predeceased by a brother, Beacham Rested at the Lindsay Funeral Home. Wellington Street. St Marys. Funeral services were held'at Si James Anglican Church on Wednesday at 2 p.m Interment SI Marys Cemetery -23 -�l JOHNSTON - The family of the late • Alfred Johnston wish to thank their friends. neighbours and relatives for the beautiful floral tributes, sympathy cards and donations to the heart fund. Special thanks to Dr. Underwood. Rev. Mervin Reuber, R.S. Box Funeral Home, and to the North Side United Church Ladies. All was deeply appreciated. -23x CONNELL - My sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for cards; flowers, treats and visits while 1 was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Special thanks to Rev. Lewis. Dr. Baker, doctors and nurses on the 4th floor. Roy Cannell. -23 David and Linda Bonn' rt and Sheldon John, son of Stewart and Barbara Mustard were baptized. The choir numbers in - eluded a solo by Mr. Vic Fox entitled "My own Dear Lord", with' Mrs. Torn Allen at the organ. Rev. McDonald's children's story was "playing with clay and moulding our lives." The junior congregation leaders were June Fothergill, Jean Jewitt. Linda Johnston and J}idy Mason. The message was "Man's Glenna Ellis, the daughter of Lorna and Clayton Ellis, RR 1, Clinton, is a contestant in the Queen of the,.air contest. The 17 -year-old student plans on going back to CHSS next year to complete her grade 12. Sponsored by the Kinsmen, Glenna likes sports, biking and reading. She also completed her grade eight piano. (News -Record photo) • Church notes A packed church greeted the Rev. Wilbur Rogers when he returned to Hensall United Church after an absence of over 20 years to preach at the anniversa.ry services on Sunday. Taking as his sub- ject, "What are we doing with the future NOW?" he said that everyone has to face tomorrow the consequences of what one does today. One either moves forward or backwards - never stand still. Supported by the Huron Centennial School choir, the congregation enjoyed several selections of religious folk songs and popular lyrics. These young people are led by Mrs. Doris McKinley and accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Mary Moffatt. A solo part was taken by Susan McAllister and the choir of over 60 voices. accompanied themselves in many cases with ukuleles, a double bass and cymbals. stressed the rhythm'of each piece. Next Sunday. the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and Confirmation of new members will take place. with a reception to follow. Unit 4 will meet on Thursday at 2:30p.m. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Konynendyk di _ ointment and God'.s snap appointment". Rev. McDonald ware a white carnation presented by Fro -Life on their first an- niversary'of signing a petition against abortion. +++ A very impressive con- firmation service was held on Sunday night. May V in the United Church when a large attendance gathered to witness the confirmation of 18 young people into full church membership through their profession of faith. We hope to have a full story with pictures in our news next week. Memorial Service will be held at the United Church -next Sunday when a number of memorials will be dedicated. Fifty bibles for the church sanctuary will be placed by the Govier daughters in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. William Govier. of Woodstock and Mr. Ernie Toll of Seaforth attended the beef barbecue at Hensail United Church last Wed- nesday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal. Cubs season ends Fun night was held for the First Londesboro, Cub Pack as the last program for the season. A ball game was enjoyed with lunch afterward at the church. This will be the last program for the Cubs until their I camping experience from June 28 to June 30. +++ The --Berean unit meeting will be held on Tuesday June 8 at 2:30 p.m. in the Sunday School rooms with a study on Trinidad. Roll Call will be something newsworthy on Trinidad. +++ The UCW General meeting will be held on Monday June 7 at 8. p.m. in the Sunday School. +++ The WI meeting will be held June 9 at 8 p.m. in the hall when members or the 4-H clubs, their leaders and their mothers will be the guests. Hensall Livestock Sales: supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers. Demand was active and prices were steady. Fat cattle: heifers. $39.50 - $43.50, sales to $44.25: steers $39.50 1 $43.50. Pigs: weinlings, $47.50 - $55.00; chunks $59.50 - $61.50. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. Mrs. Daisy Ivey and Mrs. , Elizabeth Volland last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dyke and Catrina of Goderich. Mrs. Leone Elliott of Vanastra, Mr. and ' Mrs. Donald Coughlin of Fordwich. Mr. Lewis Taylor of Varna. Mrs. Vera Johnston of Brucefield, Mrs. Jim Finlay and Douglas of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey and Mr and Mrs. John Timmermans, all of Sarnia. and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Finlayson and Karen of Kippen. Local visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Mr. Earl Love. Mr. Glen Nixon, Mrs. Marjorie W indover, Mr. Joe Robbins. Mrs. Irene, Finlayson, Mrs. Annie Reid and Mrs. Donna Allen. McEwing ; - Mitchell, ford; Serucon; Shaddick Sottiaux. The recreation commit' have made plans fat' Hullett Township "tam swimming" at Vanastra on June 14 from 8 to 9 p.m. Personals Sorry to report that mi:. GladyS Gourley was admit to Clinton Hospital. Thursday May 27 and tra.t sferred to Victoria Hospit London on May 29, and is the critical list having $ fered a severe stroke. He, son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Askii of Scarboro are spendin some time here. Mr. Bill Hamilton returne to his home on Thursday fro spending two weeks in Clinton Hospital. - Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley and family of London spec the weekend with his mothe Mrs. Ora Riley and attende the 50th wedding an niversary, honoring Mr. an Mrs. Jim East on Saturd night. May 29, at t Vanastra Recreation Centr Mrs. Laura Soundercae spent the weekend with h niece Mr. and Mrs. Pere McBride, Carlow. Mrs. Tom Duizer and Mr Nick Whyte attended t weekend .for United Chur. women at Westminst college this past weekend. WI members attending district annual meeting Auburn on Wednesday we Margaret Taylor. Add Hunking, Nona Pipe and DO Shobbrook. The annual ham supp held Wednesday May 26, w a decided success when o 500 were fed. The UCW wo like to thank all who helped any way. Rev. McDonald was Embro on Saturday c ducting the wedding sery for David Walton and L Pelton, friend of R McDonald. The wedding t place on the lawn of bride's parents, Mr. and M Harry Pelton. Mr. and Mrs. Ja Mustard. Mr. and Mrs., Da Lee and Jason; Mrs. Ga Gaul: Mr. and Mrs. Stew Mustard and Sheldon a Rev. McDonald were Sund dinner guests of Mr. and M Jack Lee. following t Baptismal service in t United Church when She Mustard was received baptism. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millso Darren. John and Sarah Woodstock visited on th weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sho brook and his mother. Mrs Russell Fleming -in Clinto Hospital. Also David visite with his cousin Frank Elierb of Clinton. Miss Pat Burns of Toront spent the weekend , with he parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bo Burns and went to London o Monday with her sister. Mrs Colin Paterson to spend couple of days. Rev McDonald was Brantford on Monday at tending the funeral of th Hon. Ross MacDonald form Lieutenant Governor o Ontario. Rev. McDonal attended as High Chaplain o .the Canadian Foresters of th Dominion of Canada when th Honourable Mr. McDonal was a member of . th executive. Spring golf tournament The Londesboro Spring Invitational Golf Tournament was held May 30 at the Sunset Golf course with 47 golfers competing. Larry Carter was the trophy winner as he turned in the low gross score. Winner of the prize for low net score was Cliff Saundercock. The following local businessmen assisted the committee by donating prizes: T.B. Allen Ltd.: Radford's Garage Ltd.: Country Kitchen: Londesboro Seed Plant: :Mitchell's Family Market: Bill's General Store; McEwing's Electric: Duizer Plumbing and Heating: Sparring Hardware; Lloyd Walsh Barber Shop and Hearn Wholesale. The fall tournament will be held on September 19 at the same golf course. Fireworks display The Hullett Township Recreation committee and village businesses are to be complimented on their display of fireworks held on Monday night on the Hullett Central School grounds at the cost of $650. There were approximately 185 cars in attendance at $2 per car. Businesses assisting financially were: Aliens: Duizer: Hulley: Kennedy: 0 � McKIIIOP MUTUAL FIRE of / INSURANCE COMPANY .... Is., ;rdi,,,,, ..... ..... HEAD OF F ICE Seafbrth Ontario :r Mrs Marg. `set Sharp Sec Treas Phone 527 0400 It -Only i)arlene Morgan and her son Jeff try to decldeauhich crit 1f meat to buy. Mrs. Morgan won the IODE grocery sopping draw. and was entitled to buy 81.1 worth of groceries from l'orrie's Red and Whjte. (News -Record photo) Costs A Little To Be Safe Fire, Extended Coverage, Wind- storm, Theft, Property Damage, Liability, Etc. -� Directors and Adjusters Lavern Godkin. RR 1. Walton. Ont Phone 527 11177 Rob's Archibald. PR 4. Seatorlh 527 1817 Ken Carnochan. RR 4. Seaforth 127 1.543 Ross Leonhardi. RR 1. Bornholm 345 2234 John McEwtng. RR 1. Blyth S23 0390 Stanley Mc !twain. RR 2. Goderich 524 7051 Donald McKercher. RR 1. Dublin 127 1837 Wm Pepper. Bruceticld 482 7534 .1 N Tr�*warlha. Box blit. Chalon 482 7593 Agents , James Keys. Rh 1 Seatorih K J Etue. Seaforth Wm' Leiper. Londesboro Steve J Murray. RR 5. Sealorth 0