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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-02, Page 14in Clinton Hospital after Gnderich is ending a feW ate the suffering from an infection fl in days with her grander. Y mi r- hearleg. Mrs. Joe Shaddick. �/�� r'. and Chiu 'clay Mark Allen and Rodney . Watters of '..,fl.roderich anal e► " had the misfor l Tuesday. August 24 e Li8 Crri h ch visited on fry` Leat. Usher were tuneta fracture; taps arm. with Mrs. Myrtle Fair- ren air- �►. a Westerhout, Ruthann Mrs. Etntna Elratialoo, ,'service. and Mrs.. T eonnd, Tint h±LYtch+��l taq�d Toronto spent fast, lveek Mr• oto Allen, ender Millar. The choir visiting with her nephew, Mir. spent the weer end in Nor- r . and number was a solo sung by and Mrs. Jack Smell and ern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Fanny Lear, he a+cconWanied family. rvice u himself on guitar and his Visiting on Tuesday with David FairseMaureen of 1rvice eud. bother David played the Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter Ouehec are spending this ass guitar. The children's er Mr story was on the quiet of the arch and junior teachers were Florence Cartwright, Douala Bell and Cathy Peel. Rev. McDonald spoke on the vine and branches. Sunday School classes will resume on September 5. A number of petite came out to decorate the graves of their loved ones at Hope Chapel Cemetery, but due to the weather conditions, the people move. d back to the Londesboro United Church. They were ushered to their seats by Lorne Honking and Jack Lee and , Delphine (flunking) Dewar was organist. Rev. McDonald spoke on forgetting and remembering. Cheerio Club The Cheerio Club met on Wednesday, August 25 at the home of Tri Duizer with Mary Robinson as acting president. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer, and was . i, followed by a reading by Tri Duizer and some record selections. Minutes of the last meeting were read and the treasurer's report was given by Jewel Cowan. Roll call was answered by nine members and three visitors,un Dorothy Brsden, Jessie Jones and Vi Burns. The draw donated by Laura Lyon was won by Tri Duizer. Group 3 will have their next meeting e4 on September 15 at the home of Gladys Armstrong's daughter, Doreen Carter. For the program Mary Robinson read, "The garden party"written by Ethel Chapman. Tri Duizer followed with a reading and then record music was played. Tri Duizer had a contest to name Ontario places ending with the letters "ton" and was' won by Jewel Cowan. Mary Robinson Hensall Women's Institute *headed a name pairs contest will resume their meetings in with high winner, Myrtle Fairservice and low winner, the Legion Hall on Wed- nesday. September 8 at 7 p.m. Some games of euchre were Wed - Ida Townsend.� with a pot -luck supper. The played which was followed by topic ; is "Highlights of the a hutch of cake and ice National Convention". All cream, which was served by women in the area are Mary Robinson and Tri welcome. Duizer. Bail Games _ PersonalsOn August 23, the Blyth Dr. Harold Dilling and wife ladies' baseball team easily and Ron M'' downed the Londesboro team Wideman, ofScarborough by a score of n-17. On August visited " with the former's 25 house league teams, the father Mr. Wilbert Dining one 13th and the 9th played in a day last week. Bruce Dilling big hitting game for the 13th of Sarnia, grandson of Mr. with a final score of 43-13. The Dining spent last weekend Londesboro girls were with his grandfather. defeated by the Holmesville Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sch- team on August 26. The final walm, Mrs. Elizabeth score in that game was a Volland and Mrs. Daisy Ivey close 10-8. had several visitors again The girls' team wish to last week, including Mr. and . thank their coaches, Dorothy Mrs. Robert Schwalm, Nikki Carter and Barbara Jewitt and Paul of St. Marys, Mrs. and to all who attended the Pearl Schwalm of Brunner, games. Mr. and Mrs. Art Coombs of Personals Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mrs. Eva Howatt was Johnston of Brucefield, Mrs. admitted to Clinton Hospital Margaret Hoggarth and on Friday. Friends hope she Janet of Klppen, and Mrs. will soon be home again. Lisa May O'Hara. of London. Bosman returned home on Hensall visitors were Derek Friday from spending a week Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Elwin week with his mother, s. Rutledge of Florid*, Mr. and Myrtle Fairservice. Mrs. Fred Wagner of Auburn, Myrtle and Mrs. William Mr. EIereYtt Taylor of Blyth Hamilton are spending this and Mr. and Mrs. Jack week with their daughter, Mr. Armstrong. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Mrs. Violet Bean of Miss Lloy Shaddick of Kit- chener spent the weekend with her Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mrs, Allen Shaddick after Hully. returning from a trip to the Jack and Marion Snell east coast. Miss Ruth along with Bert and Dora Shaddick of Clinton also spent Shobbrook, attended the the weekend at the same O.E.S. memorial service at home. Dashwood on Tuesday, The WI agriculture meeting August 24 for Frank Huff. will be held on Wednesday, W.F. of St. Marys chapter. September 8 when we will Rev. McDonald's mother meet in the hall at 7:30 p.m. from Atwood is spending "a and will take a tour of a few days with him at the modern hen barn and then manse. He and his mother return to the hall. visited on Sunday with his Miss Cathy Carter, RN aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Bre rimer from• London, spent the at their cottage in Amberley • weekend with her parents, Debbie Shaddick of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter. News of Hensall By Hilda M. Payne United Church United Church Services in Hensall wet* resumed last Sunday with Rev. Don Beck in charge. preaching on, "It's Time to Serve the Meal" and dwelt mainly on the need for Compassion. Mrs. John Turkheim assisted at the organ and a male quartet from James Street United Church, Exeter, Messers Carfrey Cann,' Pat Skinner, Norman Walper and Bob Russell gave a delightful rendition of "When the Roll is Called up Yonder" and "Seekingth Lost". :. • WI meets The Aa onservati! n UtRO? t per e e ' ' 76 •prog: pone by the prays' governmep,t k is fig drawing to a close. Twenttree were involve, in pro ram �e studentswere divided into two grows. One in the north, working out of the Exeter heaidquarters and one in the..south, working out of A�+� the nature e in maintenance of 'e narsees. stream' and parking lot come. e udnt c tion assistested the pertnafmetcent in the building of a new aI f.., f end at l?orp nServation Ares► and Parkhill.The students and af►ew gatehouse at Rock Glen the Authority's permanent ConServation Area. staff were involved . in ail. The Experience ' 76 maintenance and develop- Program also employed five ment projects carried out this technical students. year. The menici - l crew, The Parkhill. recreation and made up entirely ofstudents. education staff ran a weekend spent the majority of its time interpretive program at the on municipal projects, requested by watershed municipalities. The following municipal projects were ° completed this year. Cemetery cleanup in Arkona. beach cleanup in Bayfield, municipal drain cleanup in Dublin and Hensall dump, roadside brush clearing in Lobo, West Williams and McGillvray Townships, painting the picnic pavilion in Stanley Township Park and river brushing in Tucker- sm itch Township. The north student crew along with the permanent staff spent the majority of their summer in northern park maintenance and, development. They were involved in projects such as painting, step and bridge construction, grass cutting, and general maintenance and repairs in Clinton, Crediton.. Lucan, ° Port Blake Con- servation Areas and -the Banockburn Wildlife Area. The south students and staff crew maintained and developed the Parkhill, Alan, Miller and grand- daughter Christina Houston, Mrs. Gladys Cudmore, Mrs. Irene Finlayson, Mrs. Helen Toornstra and Mrs. Genevieve Windover. • Last week I incorrectly welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Miller to their home on High- way 4. This should have read Mr. and Mrs. Gary Houston and Christina. My apologies to all concerned. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Boogemans, Vicky and Scott visited with the latter's mother. Mrs. • Pearl Passmore over the weekend. p r cLitis..., ue.. Bayer of Mt. Clemens. Michiganr and Mr. and Mrs. Glen I#odgins and boys of Ailsa Craig visited with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Desch during the last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander of Georgetown and Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander of Brampton visited with Mrs. Albert Alexander and with Mrs. John Alexander and family on Sunday. Clinton Marching Twiriettes MAJORETTE REGISTRATI te be SEPT. 9�:p P.M. SEPT. 11 ti ::. r Fere: 520. ter first child and 515.• for each additional child in family. Ages: 3 to 10 yeah • all are welt mel Lessons to be held at Clinton Public Scheel. Instructor: Lori Riggin EXTRA INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON REGISTRATION DAYS . Smile Sign in a travel bureau: "Go away." ,r. der sue, also i1 the At displ for P'arkhl Two spent the lime on p1 projects. One stud his time working on a three dimensional ar iOd." el of the Rime Property; Mceillvray Township and revisions to the Kiane inventory. The other student com- pleted the Hay Swamp Acquisition Study, the i ad o the l!" Ie r author ity tendent coordinated the prole�cta. The students greatly contributed to the completion of shed many wo�rprojectstbwhite.Theirewaten- r- tthuslasm and dedication toward their summer job was appreciated by the per- manent.authority staff and the Conservation Authority. oe ry la PION FRED J. � LIMITED , - LUI+ABER we; HPW. PAINT 1,1.PAPER CARPETS LI GHTIN 4$2 3441 -: 23,41AYFIELD RA. CLINTON^ tioi 1eLEAse • 3 channel set • Meter to check battery and RF _levels • Automatic gain control insures steady volume • Carry case, 10 "AA" cells and channel 11 crystals included ""7 ,F_ALIStiG 21-133 TRC•35C Waildesta r • 3 channel • Battery meter • Noise limiter cuts interference • • Squelch control silepces spea,cer between calls ®®• 8 "AA" cells included, channel 11 crystals and carry strap EACH 21.11 As an active etmnmbn r of cur Church Women's league, we have. like most people. recently been made keenly aware of the plight eel thousands of pass little otr- phans all over the world. Se new our church was con - Waring venires together and ed.pting an Indian or .Eskimo child. The proem we have Is that nom of us have any Idea as to where to begin so can "IMPACT" pisise tett us haw can we go about it? Impact certainly admires you church ladies' good in- tentions but unfortunately neither we or anyone else can alter the law which states that THE CHILD Welfare act of Ontario specifies that no more than one person can adopt a child unless the applicants are hatband and wife. The only suggestion we alight make is that perhaps one or. more of your married couples might" like to apply on their own. If so, write us . again and well put you through the right channels. NOTICE Ratepayers of The Town of Clinton are reminded that the third instalment of 1976 Taxes are due and payable by Sept. 15, 1976. C. Proctor Clerk Town of Clinton System • Easy installation with three connecting cables • Operates on *single pottery • Three 66' cables and a 9 vett battery included e 29 95 „, .• Ctiitoo:Com awit• Crede U*jos Good Dividends • Convenient office tours AUTHORIZED SAIESCENTRE _ CLINTONHARDWARE 24 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-7024 tarids school bus ety regi� are everyone's This is what you c a do to make sure they're observed. Your Ontario Government need - of r help in protecting our province's school children So we urge you as a motorist to drive with extra care whenever you see a school bus in front of you or coming towards you You will recognize the school bus by its chrome -yellow colour And whenever it flashes its alternating red signal lights front and rear. you must stop In fact. all traffic from both directions must stop This is true everywhere in Ontario on highways. country roads, and city, town or village streets. and regardless of the speed limit The penalty for disobeying this layv is a fine of up to $100 and 4 demerit points The only exception is for motorists going in the opposite direction from the school bus on the other side of a multi -lane highway divided by a physical barrier. There is something else you can do. as well lns Instructleu your children to follow the school bus safety rned at school— to help the bus driver by behaving quietly and by keeping seated unel it is time to leave the bus. For more information on school bus safety and the School Bus Stopping Law. wnte to Public and Safety Information Branch Ministry of Transportation and Communications 1201 Wilson Avenue Downsview. Ontario M3M 1J8- Minist of Transportation and Communications James Snow, William Davis, Minister Premier Province of Ontario 482— '4467 82— '4467 1 • 'To Ontario Street An advertisement said six foot sofas for 531.50. We phoned the store and they said that it was a misprint an the part of the newspaper, and that part of the ad should have read $33130. Could we have made this firm sell us the sofa for, 531.50? NO WAY!! In the law of contracts. an advertisement such as this is not an offer -which you can accept to form a contract. Rather it is termed an "invitation to treat". A valid contract would not be formed unless the merchant offered you the sofa at 538.50 with the intent to form . a contract of sale. Generally. in a retail situation, the obligation to sell at a certain price is only arrived at in the store when the, sales slip or order is made out and signed by the customer. Usually where the fault is on the part of the newspaper, a retraction is later published by them admitting their mistake and quoting the true price. T. Pryae 'Jr Disirlet R.prr+esyentatlVS l 10n Denomme! 75 HAMILTON GO'DERICH MONUMENTS MARKERS LETTERING 524.. 2319'3 24- 233 Of 6.1 appointments anyt s 1'