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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-04-07, Page 214 v.bal H i• 00 • w AU • , ti1Ar•. oloo CLASSIFIEDADS 1. own N. Y a WARRINGTON r..0 w.y �. ...� ,. o...•, .1�,.M dt Vila 25. To give away Drip. i IOO kKEE Y.•..`. S..M _M, Sue . M.7, MAID;04..' mAllt ? t C 00 U. t«`+1 27. Deaths 31. Card of thanks • TO GIVE AWAY to a good home part biacic Lab, part Collie, really good with children. Good watch dog and house trained. Phone 482- 9753. --14 MUST FIND a good home im- mediately for a lovable 2 -year-old female dog, short.hair, black with white markings on chest and feet. Weighs 33 lbs., good watch dog. a Phone 482-9425 evenings. —14 26. Births BARTLIFF - Paul and Anita are proud to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, April Leanne, born on April 3, 1977 at Clinton Public Hospital, weighing 5 lbs. '13 oz. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce.Bartliff and second for Mr. and Mrs. Rene Brochu. —14nc RILEY - Wayne and Debbie are pleased to announce the arrival of their son on April 4, 1977 at Clinton Public Hospital. A new brother , for.•..._Don and Danny. —•14nc ,v 27. Deaths • JAMIESON: William Lawrence (Bill) of London, formerly of Clinton. Passed away in London, on Tuesday, March 29th, 1977 in his 34th year. Beloved husband of Gertrude Jamieson, and . dear •father of Andrew, Edward, Lawrence, Diane, Margaret and Michelle, at home. Also survived by his mother, Mrs. Jean Jamieson, Clinton, 1 brother, Reid, Clinton and 1 sister, Mrs. Douglas (Jeanne) Wise, Clinton. The late Mr. Jamieson rested at the Ball Funeral Home 153 High St., Clinton where the funeral service was held on Friday, April lst, 1977 at 2 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery. ‘PENNEBAKER: At Clinton Public Hospital,'on Friday, April *► 1, 1977, Rhea Ferrol (Higgins) pennebak•er, of Clinton, Ontario. Beloved wife of the late Frank B. Pennebaker. Rested at Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton, Ontario after 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 2, 197'7 where funeral service was held on Monday, April 4, 1977, cb,mmencing at 2 p.m. with Rev. J. Oestreicher officiating Interment Clinton Cemetery. BARBOUR - Nyta Isabel, at the Brantford General Hospital, Sunday, March 27, 1977, Nyta Isabel harbour, of 321 Fairview" Drive, Brantford. Wife of the late Robert A. Barbour. Beloved mother of Mrs. Frances Booth, Toronto, Robert 100 Mile House, B.C., and Stanley, Toronto. Sister of Ross Dodds, Clinton, Mrs. Marjorie Oliver,. Waterdown and Miss Etta Dodds, St. Thomas. Alsp survived by 5 grandchildren. Graveside service was held Wednesday, March 3(4. at Farringdon Burial Ground, Brantford. Rev. George Leck, of Zion United Church officiated. McCleister Funeral Home Ltd., was in charge of arrangements. —14 DALE: Elmer J. Dale of Clinton. Beloved husband of Clara Dale. Passed away at Clinton on Thursday, March 31, 1977 in his 67th year. Dear father of Mrs. William (Marie) Flynn, RR4 Clinton, Norman, Goderich, and Clarence, RR4 Clinton. Also survived by five sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Reed, Clinton, Mrs. George (Jessie) Cunningham, Seaforth, Mrs. (Martha) Smith, Exeter, abd Mrs. Reg (Ethel) Smith, Clinton and Mrs. Jack (Jospehine) Harding, London; three brothers, Allison, London, Ernest, Clinton, and Carman, RR4 Clinton, and ten grand- children. The late Mr. Dale rested at the Ball Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Clinton where the funeral service was held on Sunday, April 3rd, 1977 at 2 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery. PENNEBAKER: The -family of the late Ferrol Pennebaker sincerely appreciate the many kindnesses shoen to Ferrol during her stay in Clinton Hospital and also the many messages of sympathy. Special thanks to the neighbours on Isaac Street, Beattie Funeral • Home, pallbearers, Rev. Oestreicher and the UCW of Wesley -Willis Church. A very special thanks to Mrs. Ida Martin,Mrs. Reg Smith and Mrs. Florence Oliver. —Florence Newell and Marg Elliott. -14x JAMIESON: Many thanks to friends, relatives and neighbours for your expressions of sympathy and help during our recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Oestreicher and the ladies of the Morning Glories Unit. You will always be remembered as a source of help and confort. - Jean Jamieson, Doug and Janice Wise. --14 LOBB: I sincerely thank everyone for the cards, gifts and kindnesses I received while I was a patient in Clinton Hospital and Victoria Hospital, London. I especially thank Dr. Newland, Dr. Lambert, Dr. Reid and the nurses who were . so kind . to me.—Shari Lobb. -14x BROMMER: I would like to thank my friends, neighbours and relatives for their kindness while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. A special thanks to everyone who helped after returning home.-Hiske Brommer.-14 r 28. Engagements Captain and Mrs. Cecil Mason, Belleville wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their' eldest daughter, Deborah Anne, to Ronald Herbert Wise, eldest son of Nancy and the late Glen Wise, Clinton. The wedding will take place May 7, 1977 in Bridge, Street United Church, Belleville. -14x Advertising... keeps you posted; CANADIAN ADVEEfTISING ADVISORY BOARD ADAMS - f would like to thank my friends and neighbours for flowers, cards and visits and also for helping in any way. Special thanks to Dr. Newland and nurses on 1st floor, while I was a patient in , Clinton Hospital. Harold Adams. —14 ZEEMAN - To the many people who sent flowers, cards and best wishes my thanks. As it is im-- possible to thank you all per- sonally, I'll take the easy Way. I also would like to thank Drs. Baker and Flowers and the staff of the. Clinton Hospital for the excellent care I received d_uring my` stay. east but ' not least, thanks to `the staff of Clinton Home Hardware, Mary Sutton, Doyle Cullen and George Hoytema for the way they took care of the business. Thanks everybody. Noah Zeeman. —14 While the students danced, the prefects sold food as a money raising project during the dance marathon at Central Huron Secondary School last Friday night. Left , to right are Bev Slade, Marianne Dean, Sylvia Wilson, and Lori Deller. (News -Record photo) CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, AP Stanley Twp. rec. news The March meeting of the Stanley Twp. , Recreation Committee was held Thur- sday, March 31 in Varna with all 10 members present and chairman Don Brodie in charge. Reports were given on the dance March 12th at Hully-Gully. A Stanley team has been entered in the slow -pitch ball campers league, • it was reported by Doug McAsh and Barry Taylor. Any men in the township who are interested in playing ball should call Doug McAsh at 482-9236 for further information. ' Ross Whittaker of Varna agreed to be the co-ordinator for this year's softball season. Along with Doug McAsh and Arnold Taylor, they will co- ordinate games with the other townships and be in charge of the ball park lights. Registration for ball has been set up for the first three weeks of April. This year there will be a registration fee of $3 per child or $5 per family. A registration form can be found elsewhere in this paper and will also appear in next ? 1977—,PAGE 21 week's paper which can be mailed to Ross Whittaker, Varna, Ont. Of if you wish, there will be a ball registration day on Saturday, April 23rd in Varna Township Hall from 9-12 a.m., at which time you can bring the form and fee. Ross and his committee will be looking for people to coach boys or girls teams, umpire and drive to games, although volunteers would be greatly appreciated, too. Discussions followed on such topics as rent to be charged for outside teams using the Varna diamond with lights and without lights; more area for car parking at the ball games; construction of a building at the park for washrooms, equipment storage and future snack bar area; and the building of player benches. It was learned that interest has been expressed by some in the township to play soccer and volleyball. If you are interested in these sports or any other, please contact one of the committee .,members. by Shirley Hill, sec. Goderich grandstand needs X75,000 repair Steve Blaney of the up by -friction". Kleinfelt Group didn't go into It was the firm of Morrison, all the technical jargon - Hershiel, Burgess and although he told town council Huggins Limited that made Monday evening he would be the initial investigation of the pleased to do so - but he made Goderich grandstand. That it quite' clear that the gran- firm recommended to H.Y. dstand at the local raceway Yoneyama of the Ministry of was "deficient in many Consumer and Commercial areas" and that there is no Relations that the grandstand way the Ontario Racing "should not be used further to Commission would grant a provide seating ac - licence to hold races this commodation until such time season unless the grandstand as the required rein - was replaced or repaired. forcement has been ef- Blaney had been retained fected". by thetown to provide a Engineers A.J. Burgess seconopinion on • the and J. Knight ,of the firm grandstand which was estimated that the cost of recently declared strut- construction involved would turally unfit by the Ministry be something like $75,000 to of Consumer and Commercial $100,000. Relations. Goderich is not "That's a realistic figure," alone in its plight. The claimed Blaney when he met grandstand at the Clinton with council' Monday evening Raceway was also con- after spending the entire day demned as were several other in Toronto concerning this grandstands in centres matter. - throughout the province. Blaney could not guarantee According to Blaney, the what government funds Goderich and Clinton would be available for the grandstands 'were the worst project should the repairs be in Ontario. Referring to the undertaken by the town, but Goderich grandstand, Blaney he suggested that the racing -said it "hppeat'S t arit stays ',,commission might sponsor Orr to 50 per cent of a $100,000 repair bill. "But that's strictly my own opinion," warned Blaney. "I have no authority to speak for the racing commission, of course." He said it was his un- derstanding theracing commission had something like $180,000 available to use for such projects all over Ontario. This would likely mean the town would have to come up with the full$100,000 - and that perhaps the racing commission would pay 25 per cent of the bill this year, and maybe 25 per cent of the bill next year. NOT WORTH REPAIRS "Is Goderich's grandstand worth the repairs?" asked Councillor Bob Allen, chairman of the town's property committee. "No," answered Blaney. He further cautioned; however, that a new gran- dstand, such as the one proposed for Clinton, would cost $250000. Blaney told council that for WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13th. )1 . }l•:lifw;:;::�:•:: }i:•:{•: iii:...}L'C:'�i'l ANTI-INFLATION. BUCKET FRONTS OF BEEF 734 LB. SIDES OF BEEF 85La. HINDS OF BEEF 9.05 LB. CUT, WRAPPEb, AND - QUICK—FROZEN TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS AT. NO EXTRA CHARGE Custom CUTTING, WRAPPING IL QUICK FREEZING NOTE CULBERT'S BAKERY PRODUCTS are available at our store every Saturday (fresh from the Bakery) ' about :1;29,000, the grandstand in Goderich could be brought up to standard for limited occupancy this summer. 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