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Clinton News-Record, 1976-09-09, Page 18ti � TEP I 41 TP ROYAL Canadian Legion Hall rental and catering services availab!le for weddings, recep- tions. etc. Phone 482-9061 for reservation, - -35,36,37ar ONE DAY COLOUR HIM PROCESSING WATER WMMM DRILLING W. D. HOPPER & SONS FOUR MODERN ROTARY RIGGS PHONE: SEAFORTI. NEIL: 527-1737 DURL.: 527.01120 JIM: 527-0775 tin CUSTOM KILLING .AND PROCESSING Butch a rl dates -- Tuesday and Thursday TUESDAY -1W sod Parte FRIDAY —Sod Only PICK- UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Mar's Abattoir 237-3314 Dashwood ul 11 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OP CERIEL VAN 'MAME* late Of the Town of Clinton in the County ofof uron, Realty Proprietor, deceased. ALL persons having claims against ehe Estate of the above- named who died on the 23rd day. Of May. 1976, are required to file full particulars theof with the undersigned on or before the 30th day of September, 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 20th day of August, 1976 MENZIES, ROSS Clinton. Ontario. Solicitors for the Executrix. 35,36,37 BQ-0JEN CARPENTRY For + CUSTOM BUILT HOMES + RENOVATIONS + ADDITIONS SEE BOB LANGENDOEN IR.R. 2 CLINTON Phone 524-6029 ' tf Heed extra copies of letters, documents, etc.? Let the Clinton News -Regard 53 ALBERT ST. 462-3443 make them for you. SINGLE COPIES... 2 5c ea. 10-20 COPIES... 20c ea. OVER 20 COPIES...1 SC ea. iN THE ESTATE OF EDWARD GEORGE GREALIS, late of the Town of Clinton in the County of Huron, Retired Piano Finisher. deceased. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the above- named who died on the 16th day of June, 1976. are required to file full particulars thereof with the. undersigned an or before the 20th day of September. 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 20th day of August, 1976. MENZIES. ROSS Clinton Ontario Solicitor for the Executors 35,36,37 FURNITURE , 4 Rapairs and recovering 24 years experience Free Estimates For information call Lodge Furhiture 524-7521 Commuauly S ciatsl Seeryices wdi have marr ;family uoullttel at Cllnlan ea lib lnlitc Sh pley S' eye s y atf erg, P',or appointment :phot' 4 9536. At p ler times,,. contact• eanbe made through ' 'ingham. off ice at 357- 34100-47 wax' , ., 17. L FOUND LAST - a little, Jong haired Chihuahua pup. black hair and a little brown on it. Lost at Vona tra, if anyone knows where it is, please phone 482-7966. Reward. -37 20. TO GIVE AWAY MOTHER CAT and kittens, four weeks old, good mouser. Phone 482-3236.-37 21. IIITHS IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM WATT HAMILTON, late of the Towna'ip iii Willett id the-Ctiittfty 'of Huron. Farmer, deceased. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the above- named who died on the 9th day of July, 1976. are required to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 20th day of September, 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 20th day of August, 1976. MENZIES. ROSS Clinton, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executrix 35.36.37 15. PUBLIC NOTICE • I WILL not be responsiblefor any debts incurred by my wife, Elizabeth(Ieth) Wolfe after this date, August 26, 1976. Burnie Wolfe, Clinton. —35.36,37 Notice Alt Resting Car OWI1erS Join national group taking legal action to recover losses from Ford, G.M.C. Chrysler - Write Rest Gnu" Box 164, Statkin N. New Toronto 14, Ont. 4 of .1liatak Cha les 'rocto , So $ n of Mr a and Mrt. Clinton. Pere ony to take place Saturday, i tobet ,1976 at 3:00 o'ol p.m„ In, l'esley-Willis United Church, Clutton, Ont. —37x Mr. and Mrs, Emil Chukil. Fosrithill, are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Deborah Ann, to Dr. Robert James Campbell. son of,..Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Campbell, Clinton. The wedding wilt take place Saturday. October 2, 1976 at three .p.m. in Fonthill United Church. Fonthill. Ont . —37x Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haverkamp, RR 1, Clinton are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Judy, to Rolf, stn of Mr. and Mrs. H. v -d Zwaag, Port Alberni, B.C. The Lbrd willing the weddin_g,will • take place September 25, 1976 at 3 p.m. In the Christian Reformed Church, Port Alberni, B.C. —37x BURDGE • Rick and Debbie (nee Leckie) Brucefield. thank God for the arrival of their precious son, Alan William, born August 30, 1976, 6:55 p.m. at Victoria Hospital, London -- weight 5 lbs. 131 oz.. first grandson for Mr. and Mrs. William Burdge and second for Mrs. Alice Koehler. -47 HARR Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harris re pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter. Vanessa Pauline, born August 28, 1976 at Clinton Public Hospital, a little sister far Mark. also third granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Laws and second gran- ddaughter for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Addison. CRITTENDEN - Keith and Wendy are pleased to announce the arrival of their son Darrell Paul, born September L 1976 at Clinton Public .Hospital. Proud grandparents Mr. and , Mrs. Harry Torrence. and Mrs. Rita Crittenden. FLEET - Gary and Cindy are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter Stacey , Ann, weighing 7 lbs. 11 oz. on Sep- tember 5. 1976 at Clinton Public Hospital, a sister for Jason. —37 22. DEATHS AITCHISON - At Huronview, Clinton, on Wednesday. Sep- tember 1, 1976. John Mills Ait- chison. son of the late Margaret Mills and James Aitchison. in his 89th year. Dear brother of: Gertrude. and Cairns Aitchison, both of Wingham. Rested , t the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, in Lucknow where funeral service was held at 2 p.m. on Friday. Interment Greenhill Cemetery. Lucknow. —37 25.111 MEMORIAM MAI"f - A stzlereM a you to all ' fsal►ily and friends who visited, sunt ea, s and brought gifts, and expressed concern about Lisa during her recent stay in Clinton Public Hospital, and 5100 she's peen home. Special thanks to Dr. Harrett. Dr. Watts and sill the great nurses. Allan, Barb and Lisa Bosman. —37x COOK I wish to thank._ all my friends and the Chancel Guild of St. Pauls Church for the many cards and kindnesses to me while a patient in. Clinton Public Hospital and since coming home. Special thanks to Dr. Newland, nurses and staff on the first. floor in the hospital. Luella .Cook. --37x KYLE - In loving memory of a dear wife, mother, and grand- mother, ' - tc le w o passediaa%alJ'September31,1971: She hails' nurture you siau1d not help loving, A heart that waspuret,tbiaff gold. And to those who knew her and loved her Her memory will never grow cold. Lovingly remembered by Bili and family. —37x GALLAGHER - At Huronview, Clinton.. on Friday, September 3rd ' . ,., Pearl Luella (Fisher) Gallagher, formerly of Goderich. in her 68th year. Beloved wife of the late William James Gallagher. Dear sister of Mrs. Lucy Stothers, of Goderich. Also survived •by several nieces and nephews. Rested at the Stiles Funeral Home. Goderich. after 2 p.m. Saturday. Service and committal in • the chapel on Sunday at 2 p.m. Interment Colborne Cemetery. —37 Township of Tuckersmitli NOTiCE is hereby .given that the Corporation of the Township of Tutkersmith proposili to consider, and, If deemed expedient, pass a by-law providing for the sing up at g;cer-tein lane or path dedicated by Pian 22 ler the! saaird'�ip Tuckerstttith as a public "highway, and. .wn iia those portions of Week 11..1 ac- ; etirdint.Writitt 22 for the Toavtittilp of Tu+tkersmith shtvated betwreen Regina- Road end Quebec Road and lying fl�rstl'e bin . tots 37 and ad' 22, and ly between Lots 45 and 4etit slit Its a. ,_. provldl far conveyances of said path to present mensal of said adjoining Lett 37,41, 45 and If Is prOpOSed that the I r 'hoar be i s ...iii ered by theW Moil of the Tomah* of Toi ckersnml h at Its regular , Meeting en Tuesday the` 14111 day el S%pl mber. 19Th. Dated this 14th they 'of August, 1t '4 Un h. fActntesh Township 4, Sealorth, Otttarle. COWAN - In loving memory of a dear husband and father who passed away September 10.1964: Loving memories never die As years roll on and days pass by. In our hearts a memory is kept Of one we loved and will never forget. Ever remembered and sadly missed by wife and family. —37 MOLLARD - Leslie O. Suddenly at the Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital on Wednesday. September 1st. 1976, Leslie O. Mollard of Parkhill in his 68th year. Beloved husband of Marion (Isaac) Mollard. Dear father of Lorene (Mrs. Elgin Pelkhe) of Stratford: Pauline (Mrs. Wayne Mowat) of Mississauga: Mary Ellen (Mrs. Wiliiam Little) of Huron Park and William Mollard of London. Predeceased by one son. Leslie 14/1ollard. Survived by his mother Mrs. Mary Mollard of Huronview Nursing Home. Clinton and 18 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Rested at the M. Box and Son Funeral Home, Parkhill, Ontario where funeral service was held on Saturday. September 4th at 2 p.m. Interment Parkhill Cemetery. —37 ALLINGTON - 1 wotild like to thank my family. fr:,ends and neighbours for the visits, cards, flowers and ' 'inquiries while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Watts, Dr. Newland and the nurses on the 1st floor and 'ail other staff. Mrs. Allington . —37 CRICH - I wish to express my thank and appreciation to my relatives neighbours and friends for c irdr . flowers, gifts and visits. while 1 was a patient in Seaforth Community. Hospital. Special thanks to Doctors-iftady, Rodney and Maikus, the nurses -and staff. Mrs. Don Crich. —37x ROWDEN - Our sincere thanks to all those who visited us on the occasion of our 50th wedding anniversary fore' cards of congratulations and good wishes, gifts and flowers. A very special thank you to our family and also to the "Music Makers"_ from Blyth. This was all deeply ap- preciated and made our special day one we will 'always remember. Otttke and Bert Bowden. —37x MO't.1$TF.ORD - I wish. to thank my friends for cards. flower... gifts and visits while i was a pti.tie^nt an Clinton Public Hospital. Spticial thanks to Dr. Harrell:: and all th.r• nurse., and staff. Phyllis Mountford —37x HOGGART- In loving memory of a very dear son. John A. Hoggart, who passed away one year ago today, September 12. 1975, as the result of an accident. UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN JOHN! I watched you suffer, I watched you die, But all I could do was just stand When your time came I suffered too, For you never deserved what you went through, God took your hand and we had to part He eased your pain and broke my heart. You fell asleep without goodbye. But memories of you will Hoover die. Your resting place I visit. And place your flowers with care, Birt -no one knows the heartache, When 1 walk away and leave you there. If teardrops could build a stairway, And memories were a lane. I would walk all the way to Heaven. And bring you home again. Sadly missed and dearly loved by his mother, Helen I. Reagan (formerly Whitehead) of Bayfield, Ont. —37 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Wiebe Poysitrz3lti, Rrux of field wish to announce the forthcoming marriage Of their daughter Eleanor to John Kuyvenhtven, ton of Mr. and, Mrs. Hans Kuyvenhoven of *Ingham. The wedditagliwedding to take place D.V. +fin FridaYik Ottober 1, 1:976 at +f.30 p.m. m. n the ChriChristianChristian Refor'q ed Church, + lbntOn, Rect. w alt ulk ma of London 'af- fliiaitin. 7 BEZZO - In loving memory of a dear husband and father, William C. Benzo who passed away 30 years ago September 8,1946: Nothing can ever takeaway The love a heart holds dear Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near. Always remembered by wife, Lucy and family. -37 HOGGART - In loving memory of a dear grandson. John Arthur. who passed 'away one year ago September 12. 1975: We had a grandson proud to own, How much we miss him will never be known. No longer here, our lives to share But in our hearts he is always COLQUHt)UN Ther family oi the late Laurie ('otquhuun wish to express- tht tr sincere thinks for the thoughtfulness of relatives. friends and neighbours. for cards. floral tributes and donations The Colcluhoun family —37x There were all st*eg lartj eluding some four -ie, •Reor Reid Fall parade last Saturday - 4 4 By jack Ridden, Moron MP? A special Ontario cover—structurally sate condition, Question Period the Minister nment program was an- the Minister said some was repeatedly attacked for nounced this week that will municipatitles may decide to not consulting affected provide up to 75 percent of the replace rather than repair communities about hospital cost of repairing unsafe older buildings. closings. Again he refused to arenas in the province. In these cases communities publish a list of the hospitals Provincial funds will come whose old arenas are too' concerned. from a special W ititario costly to repair will be able to The Legislature prorogued program and through The apply Wintario grants based on January 16th. and actual Community Recreation on the estimated cost of closings began on February Centres Act. The remaining repair toward construction of 9th. Each hospital was visited 25 percent is to be raised the new arena. by the Minister and his staff. through public Subscription. The staff administering the Closure decisions had clearly In a joint statement by Mr. program has been instructed been made in advance. As the Robert Welch, Minister of to take a generous view of Minister met with respective Culture and Recreation and applications and avoid delay hospital boards a press Dr. Bette Stephenson. so that local recreation statement announcing the Minister of Labour, ex -programs are not unduly closure was issued in pressed confidence that the disrupted. Toronto. special grant program will The results of the -cover- During "March and April, greatly minimize any nment's appeal against the thousands of citizens disruption of sports activities Divisional Court ruling on the protested hospital closings, that could have resulted if the question of hospital closings staff and bed reductions. municipalities were unable to is expected soon, and I would Hospital boards and officials make the necessary struc- like to take this opportunity of met with the . Prem ier, tural changes. The programs reviewing developments in Cabinet, and Government will assist to ensure safety in this connection. . representatives to appeal the arenas for the children of , In November of last year. closings and constraints. Ontario. Dr. Stephenson re- Eddie Sargent, Liberal MPP However, on April 12th, affirmed her ministry policy (bwen. Sound) called for an , Premier Davis announced that some arenas needing emergency debate on the that Willett Hospital in Paris, structural repair may remain Proposed closing of Chesley Clinton, Durham and Doc - open this winter if certain and District Memorial tors' Hospital in Toronto conditions are met. Hospital, scheduled • for would all cease to operate as Mr. Welch said that all January 1st, 1976. At that acute facilities on June 1st. applications for Wintario time Minister of Health Thereafter they would be. grants which have been made Frank Miller, confirmed that classed as ambulatory care for use in repairing unsafe 24 hospitals were scheduled to facilities offering x-ray lab, arenas and filed with the be closed, refusing to disclose minor surgery and doctors' Ministry prior to the an- details of the government's offices. Willett would con- tinue to provide chronic care con- nouncement will be reviewed Plat's. to give them the benefits of Moreover, he would not at its present level pending release the list of hospitals. results of a local study. At Previouslyyam, provincial the new orog. and said "Each one will, in that time. the Government grants were available to turn, be told in negotiation, if had, apparently, no idea what cover half the cost of repairs it's being considered. Each impact its new decision would but the provincial share was one will have the option and have on the number of jobs or increased in order to help opportunity ,to discuss the dollar saving involved. municipal taxpayers and merits of closing with me and On April 13th it was made • s. they will learn it in that order clear that contrary to com- a The drevised program will only after I've decided there's mitments made to various some reason to consider the hospitals, many were not f anprovide repairs5 up to 8othe cost problems with them." given advance warning of the of any up 575.000 for P each facility affected through Questioned by Liberal Government's decision to The Community Recreation Leader Stuart Smith, the close them down. Ministry of Centres Act. Minister said that availability Health letters to Clinton and Wintario will provide 52.00 of alternative facilities would Durham simply stated: for every $1.00 raised locally be taken into account. aswell -Make sure your staff toward the remainder of the as the actual condition of the receive termination notices. cost. hospitals. He admitted that You must stop. Your hospital Normally Wintario grants development of surplus must close' are limited to one third or, at hospital beefs had been In addition, these letters the most half of the balance permitted in the past, and stated that "Ministry of and are on a.1ollar for dollar said "we have changed our Health staff are available at basis in rftbst areas of over-all guidelines and we are your request to assist you in Southern Ontario. adjusting to them". developing health care In order to allow The day after the services in your community municipalitiesto proceed Legislature• €itdjourned for the using existing buildings to immediately with repairs. the Christmas recess. the some.extent." Minister said a pledge by a Minister of Health met with Subsequently - on April 13th responsible community representatives of the a Divisional Court ruled that organization -too the council to Ontario Hospital Association. the Province had no legal raise their share within three He announced that there authority to. close hospitals years will be accepted as would be a 10 percent merely to cut costs. The proof of local support and limitation on the Health Courts found that the Public funds will be paid budget increase: a 550 million Hospitals Act was regulatory provincial over progressively as con - dollar cu3 of hospital budgets. in nature and was never in-« achieved for the most part tended to be used to close through a reduction of up to hospitals for budgetary 3,000 beds and possibly 5.000 reasons. The Government staff (4 percent of the total) ., decided to appeal this ruling . rationalization of laboratory and , hospitals due to close and provincial psychiatric were -permitted to continue to services; no further nursing function on ""n"' - -month home bed approvals or in- reprieve pending outcome of creases in the amount of the appeal. Money spent on research and On July 14th, - the demonstration model 'Legislature reconvened t o projects. pass legislation approvingthe The first closures were also anti-inflation agreement with announced: Goderich Ottawa. The Minister of Psychiatric Hospital, Nor- Health announced an Ontario?' theastetn Regional Mental Council of Health study of the Health Centre in Timmins. hospital bed . situation in and four , public health labs. Metro Toronto. which wont. located at Lenora. St. have a bearing on the fate Catharines, Woodstock and Doctors Hospital. North Bay. (Anticipated Questions were raised as to saving from cl+sure of the why other hospitals which labs was 8400,000).. Con- had been ordered closed version of the facilities at could not have the benefit o tii Timmins and Goderich to similar studies and why suc Mental retardation 'resource studies had not been corn - centres' was also announced missioned prior to the at this meeting. original closure decision's, On January 15th, 1976, the We now await the results of Legislature reconvened to the Government's appeal end the Toronto teachers against the Divisional Court 0 strike, and during the ruling. GodEriell Tup. rec. rwi�;� by Diana Brand On Sunday. September 5, the senior boys lost their first game of the finals by a score of 3-2. They played Benmiller again on Monday night and despite the many fans who cheered them an, they lost by a score of 12-7. In the second inning. Holmesville went ahead 4-2 only to lose the lead in the fourth inning- w hen Ben mil ler gained four runs. Holmesville picked up one home run- in the frith inning and Benmiller gained six. making the score 12-5. In the sixth and seventh innings. Dave Bird and Jeff Cox picked up the last two runs for Holmesville. Coaches Steve Thompson and Wayne Tebbutt chose themselves as stars but the whole team should be congratulated on their fine playing. and making it to the finals These 1 • team members are: Pete struction takes place. Thompson. Brian Lobb, Bob Under the regular Wintario Orr. Steve Johnston. Bob supported programs. groups Johnston. Jeff Cox. Roy must raise their share and Fisher, Tim Bird. Bob Cox, complete construction before .pave Bird. Steve Lobb and receiving money from the there. 4 ' Pete Davies. tottery. Treasure him lord in ,)rte h d Although the special Garden of rest, ' 2 r i - For here en earth he was ate of the best. Too dearly loved to be forgotten by' Grandpa and Grandma Hesselwood,7x ..iw.riawrw+.. 26. CARD OF THANKS HOLTHUYSEN -. ' The Lou Holthuysens with, to thank the Clinton Fire .Department, neigh- bours and friend** the ladies fax Making lunch, special thanks to Father Hardy and Mrs. Deevcs, antrco baei t ne who helped •out .in generitut Ways. --37 ' 11 R - I wish to thank my family. reiatives, neighbours and frit. fends for their prayers, cards and many loving kindnesses extended to me while 1 was Si patient.Jn St. *Mulch's lli s*$tsl No'ren�e`Itihytielr, X37 • .1 The senior girls. cone e by WWalterand Arnold Bell arc also playing in the finals against Benmiller. On Tuesday, August 31, they won at BenmOlcr 10-8. in the first game of the finals with .1 nniCe Orr as the star. Thursday, September 2, they lost at a home garnets), a score of 12-8. Catcher Pat Harris and pitcher tricksy Oke were chosen as the stars. On Tuesday. September 7, they played the last game of the finals. but at, press time. .results~ were not available. tital llftnse.' 9 i the perfume you Rf}tte ()tt others without few drops on, Wintario program applies only to repairs necessary to restore existing arenas to a Sid ti ley Twp. rec. melt's The first round of the playo,IS, best two out of three games, have beefr completed. The Stanley Peewee girls won against the Colborne girls and go on to meet the Goderich team. The Pewee, boys were defeated by Colborn', and Colborne aiso put out the Stanley Squirts.