Clinton News-Record, 1976-12-23, Page 33Istmas
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n Kincardine with An ,
Mr. andMrs. 'Terry Smith 0:n4
and Mrs- Gorden,C
„srrell ancttliane
Inas on Sunday
„mior congregation
achers were Mrs. Jack Lee.
Riley and
Pnrilra, Carter, ,Assisting
Rev, Mett,0414 With the
communion were 1044;fortlimi
Jamieson,. Don finchaitan,
Jack Tamblyn and Gordon
Sholi4rOok.
The flowers on the
men/011410 stand placed
in 101400 mkinarY of Mr-
AuStin 'Dexter by his
daughters, _tthgtjli411; viola
paxidersoo."Diormillitonsher.
Ferne McClure an/ their
families.
Personals .
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Glousher on the death of his
father. Mr. Austin Dexter on
Thursday, in his $2iid year.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood
held their family Christmas
on Friday, December 24th..
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Andrews and family.
Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Wood and family,
Wingham.
Christmas Day visitors
-with Mr. and Mrs. Mac
'Sewers and girls, were the
former's brother, Mr. and
Ms: -Jim 'Sewers and family
of Walkerton.
On Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Sewers and family at-
• tended the Sewers annual
family " Christmas at
Teeswater Community
Centre.
Miss Olive Johnson of
Clinton spent the Christmas
holiday with Miss Edyth
Beacom and Mrs. Laura
Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer
held their Christmas
celebration on Thursday
night; December 23rd for the
Duizer family. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. 'Arie Duizer,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunking
and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Kennedy and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lydon
and family. Mr. and Mrs.
•Larry Gibbings and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Hunking, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Duizer, Laurel, Lisa, Stephen
and Shannon, Mrs. Charlotte .
Bell of Blyth, and Murray
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cratling. Whtp- tutted eithatni %a -mem
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Imagine the Vary ni anus taenia
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,ind Mrs. Tim
Christrnas visitors with Mr.
andMrs. eStackhouse and
farnily, were rParents,Mr-
On0 WS. Reiand WilliaMO of
Exeter, their daughter,
and Mrs, Nen. Pfaff and
family, Crediton and Mr. and
Mrs, Keith Weber, %Ingham,
On Sunday, Mr- and Mrs.
Ed Hern and family of Huron
Park visited at the same
home.
Christmas visitors with Mr.
---and Mrs. Alien Shaddick were
their family, Cpl. and Mrs.
Richard Shaddick, Burnahy,
B.C.., Mr. Moorefield,
MN- Jeff
Shaddick, moorefield, and
Lloyd of Kitchener. On
Sunday, all attendee the
Waikato family Christmas
held at the Legion Hall in
Mitchell, with 39 people in
attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shaddick and Scott spent
Christmas on Sunday with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Riley and family,
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Jackson, Brien. Ken and
Sandra. Ilidgetewn, spent the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen, and
his father, Mr. Ken Jackson
and Graeme, Myth.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Allen spent Christmas
Day with them. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson
and family, Ridgetown, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Scruton and
family, Clinton. and Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Allen and boys.
Mrs. Garrow of Clinton
spent- Christmas with her
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Bromley and girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobe,
brook and Ken Vodden spent
Christmas Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Danny Colquhoun and
family. Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee held
Christmas on Sunday.
December 19, for their
family: Dr. and Mrs. Gary
Gall, Steuffville, Mr. and
Mrs. David Lee and Jason.
Blyth, and Mr. and Mrs. Stew
Mustard and Sheldon,
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Van-
dendool, London, spent
Christmas with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howatt.
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Performance That's Affo4ible,,
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of Toronto
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spit were Mr.,
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Toronto .Mr. ai
rs. AIlan Caldwell
burn. Mr. ansi P
4,1WO
ndcrson.
McDonald spent
ristir as Day with his
mother in Atwood. and she
returned borne 4i kits
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
rhinupson spent Christmas
Day with their daughter. Mr.
and Mrs, John Lowrie.
Robbie. and Jennifer, Kit-
chener.
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond
Radford, London, spent
Christmas bay with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I,en
Radford. and on Sunday, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Thompson. At the same
home were Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
RD .i 4034Lorefield.
114.
and farnilY.' Woodstock, spent
Sunday to Tuesday With her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook. On SundaY,
Thelma Ellerby visited at the
same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson
and farnily were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook
on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crysler
spent Christmas Sunday with
her brother. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Tamblyn, Kevin and
Suzanne.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell
held Christmas on Sunday for
their family. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bosman,
Lisa and Kelly; Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Jewitt, Lori and,
Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Rob,'
Snell and son, Goderich; Mr.
and Mrs. Bev Jewitt,
Woodstock ; Rick Snell,
University of Western
Ontario, and Faye Cantelon,
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whleb ea
r- drove along
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increases in OId
SecuritYP te
ed
Income Supplement - and
Spouse's Mew ceveffectiVe
in January,,,1977,.have been
announced by Wealth and
Welfare Minister - Marc
Lalonde.
Increases ia,, Old Age
Security pension and
Guaranteed Income StIp..
Piement payments represent
the thirteenth quarterlyj
escalation based on the cost
of living, as provided for in
the Old Age Security Act.
The new monthly total at
the single rate for persons
receiving both the basic Old
Age Security pension and
maximum Guaranteed
Income Supplement will be
$240.47.
Por a married couple, both
pensioners, the combination
of the basic pension and
maximum supplement will
_provider a payment of 1458,74
for the couple monthly.
The basic Old Age Security
pension will rise in January to
$141.34 from the present
1139.39.
The Guaranteed Income
Clinton. Supplement is paid to pen -
sioneyo-wboseiheonW, !part-
-from the Old Age Security
pension, is limited; The—
antountrof the -supplement
varies in relation - to the
amonnt of income.
The maximum Guaranteed
Income, Supplement for a
single person, or a married
Person whose spouse is not a
pensioner add is not receiving
a Spouse's Allowance, wing()
up in January to $99.13 from
its. current $97.76. The
maximum supplement for a
married couple.- both pen-
sioners, will increase to 188.03
each from 586.81. Added to
the basic pension, this will
give each married pensioner
$229.37 monthly, or a total of
$458.74 for the couple.
The Spouse's Allowance is
paid to persons between 60
and 65 years of age who are
married to Old Age Security
pensioners and met
residence requirements.
Entitlement to- a Spouse's
Allowance, and amount paid,
is based on yearly income.
The maximum Spouse's
Allowance will increase to
$229.37 from $226.20. The
maximum Spouse's
Care important
One of the most.colorful and
popular, plants at Christmas
time is the Cyclamen.
R.A. Fleming, Ontario
Ministry ef Agriculture and
Food hoieticulturist, says
CyclamOn, like most
Christmas plants, grows best
in cooler temperatures of 12
to 15 degrees C and high
humidity.
He suggests the plant be
placed in a south, west or
east -facing window for op-
timum light. -
"To keep Cyclathen ingood
condition for the holiday
season," he says, "water
-slowly and thoroughly with
lukewarm water when
or c
necessary until a few drops,
arne through the drainage
J'hilleat the bottom of the pot."
Cyclamen plants should be
kept away from hot air
registers, radiators or hot
bright lights during the
evening.
• To help prolong the life of
-the plant, place it in a cool
room when it is not required
for decoration.
With proper care the
flowers in pink, mauve, red or
-«white, will bloom well into
March, Says Mr. Fleming.
He suggests the plant be
taken out to a shady spot in
the. garden near the end of
May. 'Sink the pot into the
clinen
garden and care for it until
early July when nature will
takeover for the summer.
if the plant is in good
condition at the end of
August, Mr. Fleming says, it
should be repotted to come
inside for the winter and it
should begin flowering again.
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