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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-08-26, Page 3e Norman .lme y's activities 1 dance num, pie Flynn and ridge Catholic e were hosts r the ARgust birthday party. Following the greetings by Father Ed entinger the residents e musical program . Elizabeth Frayne r. a Wes dancing by Lisa Frayne; Weal Woe by Donna ringtaa and Marianne I ne, baton -twirling by �VIcki Lys Doiluertyl and a vocal duet by Father Den. w#41-4 Pi e+ra �rgolialr clu�din T3ac t .10:1611 + , r5... McGrattqn than the ladies of the league, on behalf of the residents. RrQuP of musicians P_ roylded the Family Night Program' on the front la and by using their sound system everyone in the Home were able to enjoy the music. The program was arranged by Dwayne Tinnle of Exeter and included Clifford McDonald, Jim and Glenn Nott. Mrs. Henderson expressed the appreciation of the residents for the en- tertainment. Marjorie MacLeod Marjorie MacLeod of Bayfield, died Thursday, August 19, 1976 in the Clinton Public Hospital after a short illness. She was 81 years of age. She was born in Falkirk, Scotland on January 10, 1895, to Marjorie and James Russel. On March 8, 1921 she married Lewis MacLeod in Port Dover. The couple took up residence in Bayfield, following their Marriage. She is survived by three daughters, Dorothy of Bayfield; Mrs. Margaret Fawcett, Bayfield and Mrs. Janet Tome, Ottawa and three sons, Robert, Kit- chener; John, Port Stanley and Malcolm of . St. Catharines. The funeral was held at the Bali Funeral Home on Monday, August 23 with Revs William Bennett officiating. Interment folo,yed at the Bayfield Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Sturgeon, Ken Brandon, John Lindsay, . Tom Castle,,, all of Bayfield, and Ronald Castle, Goderich and Bob Anderson, Brussels. Flower bearers were David Fawcett of Bayfield and Bruce MacLeod of St. Catharines. Jeffrey Alan Proctor Jeffrey Alan Proctor of Raglan Street, Clinton died Sunday, August 15, 1976 in University Hospital, London as a result of a motor vehicle accident. He was 15. He was born to Cameron and Marie Proctor in Clinton on August 11, 1961. Jeffrey attended Clinton Public School and Central Huron Secondary School. Besides his parents, Jeffrey is survived by two sisters, Louise, at home and Patricia ,-(Mrs: Greg Armstrong) RR 1, Zurich and three brothers, Douglas, Waterloo; Clare, London and Gregory at home. The funeral was held August 18 at the Ball Funeral Home with Rev. L. Lewis officiating. Interment followed at - the Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bob Miller, Kitchener; Paul Stanley, -Paul Castle, , Grant Morgan, Mark Bell and Steve Gibbings, all of Clinton. Flower bearers were Kevin 4111,0,L -.Da Lwraft - and Claude Daw an of Clinton. W. D. FINLAY Funeral services, under the direction of the Rev. James Reddoch, Bayfield, were held On Saturday from the McCallum Funeral Houle for the late Wilbert D. (Bert) Finlay who died on August 18 • at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Mr. Finlay was 7'7 years of age. A resident of Goderich, Mr. Finlay was born to William John and Margaret (.Petrie) Finlay on October 21, 1898 in Ashfield Township. He far- med in Goderich Township until moving to Goderich in 1966. He was a member of Vic- toria Street United Church and was noted for his activity with the Goderich Senior Citizens Group. Mr. Fiplay is survived by his wife, the- former Ferne Beacom, and his daughter, Mrs. William (Molly) Cox of Goderich Township. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Gordon (Del) Howes of Clinton and Mrs. A. F. (Ada) McCullough of Regina, and three grandchildren. Pallbearers were Robert Sowerby, William Petrie, Keith Millar, Harold Yeo, Edward Grigg and Larry Biggin. John Cox, Jeff Cox and John Hoy served as flower bearers. Interment was in Maitland Cemetery. Cecil Sturdy Connell Cecil Sturdy Connell died. Monday, August 16, 1976 at the Brentwood Nursing Home, London. He was 73 years old. He was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Connell July 5, 1904 in Goderich Township. He received his education at the S.S. No. 9 Goderich Township school. Surviving Mr. Connell is one sister, Mrs. Emily Marks, 100 Mile House, B.C. and two brothers, Roy Connell, Clinton and Harold Connell, Seaforth. The funeral was held Thursday, August 19 at the• Bali Funeral Home, Clinton with Rev. Lewis of the Ontario Street United Church, officiating. Inter- ment:loliowed at the Clinton cemetery. Pallbearers were Clayton Connell, -London; Wilfred Coleman, Seaforth, Ralph Stephenson, Varna; Edward Grigg, Clinton; Lloyd McGee, Wroxeter and Wilson McArtney, Seaforth. The flower bearers were Ellen and Joe Murphy, Seaforth and Sandra Connell, London. POR OUT Of THIS W" .0 RESULTS Jim Westra. and Helen Postma exchanged wedding vows at the Clinton Christian Reformed Church an Friday, August 28.' he bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. A. Poulin., Varna and the groom it the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Westra, Chatham. The maid of benour wee* Sharon Brodie and the bridesmaids were Joanne iWestra and Janet Postma. ,The flower gild -was Karen Bakker. Best man was Rick Visser and the ushers were Marinas Bakker and Andy Westra. A reception was held at the White Carnation after Alm wedding, and the couple are 'residing in Chatham. (Photo by Norm Hyde) Off -ice move delays some pension cheques A field officer for Canada Pension Plan said this week that his office is attempting to resolve problems ' they are 'having handling applications and: inquiries from beneficiaries in Huron and Bruce counties. Glenn Gow, a field officer for CPP's district office in Sarnia, said the processing of checks and new applications for benefits has been delayed up to five weeks in some cases because of an office move from Kitchener to Sarnia. He said his office is working now at sending out letters to redipients of Canada Pension, Old Age Security and Spouses's Allowance advising them of the change of location. Mr. Gow said the change in office location was due to an increase in population, specifically numbers of retiring individuals. He said he had been handling about 200 to 225 applications and inquiries a month in Huron and Bruce counties alone, that number being sufficient to transfer the district office from Kitchener. The Sarnia office ; is' responsible for Bruce. Huron and Lambton counties. Area offices are located in Goderich and Walkerton for the northern municipalities and Mr. GO.w said he visits Goderich every Wednesday to handle problems here. The clefts are caused by the extra handling of in- coming correspondence. Beneficiaries are sending information to the Kitchener office unaware of the move to Sarnia and the mail is being transferred to Sarnia. That delay added to processing time and returning of in- formation or checks has amounted to five weeks or more depending on what is involved. Mr. Gow said that in the case of a lost check the beneficiary must write to CPP sending a statement proving the check was not cashed. From there the district office sends the in- formation to Ottawa and a new check is issued and mailed. "That delay can amount to a five week period with no income for these people and that is too much,' ' said the field officer. "We're trying hard to advise all the recipients :n our ,area of the - change of address to cut down on the delay." Mr. Gow said the mailing proobiern can also deprive new applicants for: Ganada pen- sion a month's income. He said people reaching the age of 65 must apply for the pension the month they turn 65 or some time in the iwo months previous. He explained that. if a person turns 65 in March they • must have sent in application for pension prior to April 1. He said if they wait until April the first pension check will not be issued until May thus depriving them of April's check. "If the application is postmarked before the deadline we accept it." said Mr. Gow: "If it is not then we can only work on the date we received it and that means usually that the applicant is denied a month'.s check." . Mr. Gow said that anyone in the •Huron and Bruce area wishing information about Canada Pension, Old Age Security or Spouse's Allowance should direct their correspondence to 546 North Christina St., Sarnia, Ontario. N7 T 5W6. MAW"MAW ACCASOrtf Tim and To.n. n London spent two tb their gran It, M.and Mrs ce Jac�n.- 1r. and Mrs. Wesley ,Ham and Martha. Huntsville, visited with Mr. Ham's mother. Mrs. -C. Ham, . and Miss M. Swan: Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Broadfoot were on vacation' last lg Weweeare p. leased to learn that Mrs. Mary Hough received the most points at the flower show, Seaforth and received the "silver bowl'''. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Karns and family, and their parents Mr. and Mrs. Cubborts, Toronto, visited with Mrs. E. Paterson. and Mr. and Mrs. r ruceleld, vs�1S Stephen; ere en �. �n Tc day s i,rs lold Keys dray Eyre motored tri dntnn n and visit +d Mme, byre"s daughter, rsfi M Rem !► h we4 ding anniversary celebration for` Fred , and ..._Norma Boyce was held at the home of their daughter Mr. and Mid. Bill Rammeloo at Dashwood. --Forty-five relatives were present for the smorgasbord, dinner on Sunday. � Hurorkvjeit A Co ni lwmeets At the August meeting of the Huronview Auxiliary it was decided not to send ,a delegate to the Convention 10* be held at the Royal York Hotel Toronto in September. President Mrs. Colclough reported the sad news of the passing of Mrs. Gladys Gourley of Londesboro. She had accepted the office of Secretary of the' Auxiliary in April, and was taken seriously ill in May. Sincere Many of the 33 ladies in condolences were extended to -.---attendance worked at quilting '' TPA F'RlE PO CHURCH . MISTER 4,AWRENCE S t.EWis OA: B- ;,ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR MRs. BORIS M1cK.INLEy ii. MUS. SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1971 BERM N: "PRAYER AND EXPECTATION" Tbegoogregationoff.ss y. Wil#'jt ond itelmesville United Churl will dip with Ontario Street fter the month of August. Tuesday. October 26. It was decided that each auxiliary member should make an article for it to be handed in at the September meeting. Future meetings are to start at 1.30 p,m. -- they are held on the third Monday of each month with the ex- ception of January and February when there are no meetings. 'ter family. Mrs. Mattie McGregor -eported that the new com- node wheelchairs were very much appreciated. The date chosen for the Fall Bazaar is and binding a quilt. A penny sale was held realizing the sum of 511. A reading givsn by Mrs. McGregor, "Save Time for What?" was en- joyed. 4-11 kadrs course planned A 4-H Homemaking Club project in Huron County, "Cereal Shelf", got underway at Gorrie - on Monday and Tuesday through the spon- sorship of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The project is designed to help members become familiar with cereal grains and the food products made from them. Recipes and ideas for using cereal based items feature snacks, supper dishes, desserts, muffins, squares and cookies. The second stage of the project will be held at the Salvation Army Corps facility in Wingham on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. It will move to Clinton on Monday and Tuesday. August 30 and 31, then to Seaforth on September 1 and 2, Exeter on September 13 and 14 and additional courses will be held for ladies working or attending school on Satur- Worship and Nursery - 11 a.m.. 11:30 Junior Congregation Servide by Rev. .L S. Lewis EVERYONE WELCOME WLSLEY..WILLLIS UNITED CHURCH THE CHURCH THAT CARES REOPLE SERVING GOD THROUGH SERVING PEOPLE 1 days September 11 and 18 at Clinton. The gatherings will be held at Wesley -Willis United Church in Clinton, • First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth and Exeter United Church in Exeter. Anyone interested in the 4.., H Homemaking Club should contact the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food at 482-3428. Wiwgiam Memorials +Guaranteed Granite +Cemetery Lettering +Buy Direct and save Commissions. 1 SUS. PHONE 357-1910 RES. 357-1015 MINISTER JOHN 5. OESTREICHER B.A. B.R.E. ORGANIST MISS CATHARINE POTTER CHOiR DIRECTOR MRS. WM. HEARN SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1976 For the month of August; 11 a.m. Union Service at Ontario Street United Church.. Rev. L.S. Lewis On Cali -. Phone 482-9377 HOLMESVILLE UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1976 For the month of August; 11 e.m. Union Service at Ontario Street United Church. CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Clinton 263 Pr.ncess Street • REV. ARIE VANDEN BERG Services: 10:00 a.m. and 2:30. p.m. The Church of the Back to God Hour every Sunday 4:30 p.m. CHLO EVERYONE WELCOME BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH EVERYONE OF US SHALL GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF TO GOD =-- ROM 14 12 PASTOR: BRIAN HARRISON 10:00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 a.m_ MORNING WORSHIP 7:30 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP 8:00 p.m. FRIDAY WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. PRAYER MEETING YOUNG EVERYONE WELCOME PEOPLE'S MEETING ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1976 11:30 MATTINS GUEST MINISTER:_ REV. H.J. WE:BB OF LONDON FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHAPEL 162 MAPLE -4379 t 1 street westSTREET of Communsty Centre)482 9:45 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE 11 00 a.m SUNDAY SCHOOL and FAMILY BIBLE HOUR 8:30 p.m. Drive in Service Tues 8.00p.m. PRAYER and BiBLE STUDY CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 166 Victoria Street 9 45 a . m Sunday School t 00 p m. Prayer Service and Evangelistic Service 7 03 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service ALL WELCOME Pastor Wayne Lester *la1'Rf"'1.+ :11411 M1ry4.1fµ4,11.9M1? !.?4.?1�:nat1►kr44:94 1,1". . i9^n1..*9+z rr P :• HIS$UN D A Y 8 P.M. August 2 9 ',41114, of The Village build sayfield END -OF -SEASON SALE Special Speaker WITH A VARIETY OF COLORS, STYLES AND SHAPES TO • CHOOSE FROM— MANY NEW THIS YEAR Whether it's a • MONUMENT • MARKER • INSCRIPTION You are remembering a loved one 44. . .....__ T. PRYDE & SON LTD, HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEMORIAL DONNODEMME A HAMILTON STREET 524.2373 GODERICIf O$TARIO524-6621 Dr. Charles Seidenspinner President of EMMAN'UAL BIBLE COLLEGE President of EVANGELIC FELLOWSHIP OF CANADA Special 'Music The.CHAPEurES • HURON MEN'S CHAPEL Aulurrn • Everyone Welcome - .41 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 'REV. EDWIN G. NELSON CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, .1976 SUNDAY SCHOOL RECESSED UNTIL SEPT. 12 'd'•' ER ICES Witt -BE DISCONTINUED UN'f`itv4L SEPT. S, 1976 ALL WELCOME SALE STARTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 381 ENDING MONDAY SEPT. 6 AT 5:00 P.M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH C L INTO1 SPEAKER JACK CHRISTIAANS Services will be held at the Orange Hall SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1976 50 00 a m Sunday School Classes for all ages 11 00 a m Morning Worship Everyone Welcome 4 SAINT JOSEPH'S Catholic Church Phone 482 9468 Clinton SUiIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1976 Mass. Saturday 8 00p m Suidav 11 00 a. m Contcswon Saturday 7 IS p m ALL WELCOME