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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-12-08, Page 22CI PAGE 22-_CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1977 —1 AV — MAN rho CLASSIFIEDADS! N. Y `'N 20. Public notices 20. Public notices NOTICE In order for landowners to retain legal rights to their property, take ,.notice that the Maitland Trail will be CLOSED for one day, Thursday. December 15th, 1977, on all private lands. H. Hoernig, Chairman Maitland Trail Association 24. Business opportunities 525Q .,5300. PER WEEK IN YOUR SPARE TIME Exciting new -work -at-home money making opportunity. For further information send name and address to: KRAZEE T-SHIRTS P.O. BOX 189 STATION "A" SCARBOROUGH, ONT. 26. Births 30. In memoriam GIBB - In loving memory of Thomas Gibb who passed away ten years ago, December 10, 1967: We loved him, ah, no tongue can tell How much we loved him and how, well. God loved him too and thought it best To take him home with Him to rest. Lovingly remembered by mother and Terry. —49 KEYS In loving memory of a dear husband father ang grandfather Lloyd Alvin Keys who passed away December 7, 1963: There's an open gate At the end of the road Through • which each must go alone And there is a light we cannot see Our Father claims His own Beyond the gate our loved one Finds happiness and rest And there is comfort in the thought That a loving God knows best Always will be remembered by his wife, sons,. daughters-in-law and grandchildren. —49 CR ITTENDEN - Keith and Wendy are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Angela Lee at Clinton Public Hospital on December 4, 11377. Grandchild for Marg and Harry Torrance and Rita and AlberrWright. —49 VANDERHAAR - Fred and Janet are pleased • to announce the arrival of their first child. Son Benjamin Taylor was born November 29 in . Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich weighing 7 lbs. 8 ozs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor Varna and Mr. and Mrs. Gysbert Vanderhaar, Bayfield, —49 STIRLING - Donna and Wayne Stirling, Brucefield are proud to announce the arrival of their baby daughter 6 lbs. 4 ozs. on December 2, 1977 in Seaforth Community Hospital. A sister for Kevin and Keith. —49nc 27. Deaths CANN - Mrs. Elsie Cann, in Huronview Home, Clinton, on Tuesday, November 29, 1977, beloved wife of the late Orville Cann of Exeter in her 86th year. Dear mother of Arnold Cann of Osborne Township. Also survived by 2 grandchildren and one great- grandchild, one sister Mrs. May Daymond of Shallow Lake. Friends called at the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home, William Street, Exeter, after 7 p.m. Wednesday evening. Funeral service was held at the funeral home, on Friday, December 2nd at 2 p.m. Interment in Exeter Cemetery with Reverend Glen Wright officiating. —49 HOGGART - At Winnipeg on Tuesday, November 29th, 1977, Gisele Marie Hoggart in her 28th year. Beloved wife of Morris Hoggart. Dear daughter of Kr and Mrs. S. Chaicoine, Schreiber and daughter-in-law of Ivan and Helen Hoggart of Clinton. Also survived by five sisters, Mrs. Paulette O'Driscol, Sudbury, Mrs. Lucette Pelland, Montreal, MiSs Susanne Chaicoine, Toronto, Mrs. Estelle Morrill, Schreiber and Miss Gaetan Chaicoine, Windsor, Five brothers, Gerrard, Windsor, Edward,, Kamloops, B.C. Peter and Richard Thunder Bay, Ronald of Toronto. The late Mrs. Hoggart rested at the Ball Funeral Rome, 153 High St., Clinton after 7 p.m. Friday. Funeral mass was held at St, Joseph's Catholic Church, Clinton, Saturday, December 3rd at 1 p.m. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. —49 31. Card of thanks MERRILL - Our sincere thanks to our many customers in the Clinton and Bayfield areas who have stayed with us over the past 32 years that we've been in business. We trust you will patronize our successor Mr. Peter Gahwiler who will be selling and servicing Philip and Sharp products as well. Seasons Greetings. Ross and Mildred Merrill. —49 WHITE - I wish to express my sincere thanks to neighbours, relatives and friends for cards, gifts, flowers and visits while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Your kindness was greatly appreciated. Sharon White. —49 HEARD - I wish to thank friends and neighbours for their phone calls and good wishes while I was in Victoria Hospitaj.'-A special thanks to,Rev. Taylor, Dr. Baker and Dr. Sears and his staff. Your concern in my condition was very much appreciated. Lloyd Heard =49 COLLINS - I would like to thank all my friends, neighbours and relatives for their visits, flowers, cards and gifts while I was a patient in University Hospital. Special thanks to Ken and Nick of Westlake' Ambulance, all my .many doctors and the staff of 7th and 9th floors,;. It .was all greatly appreciated. —Jo -Anne Collins. —49x JENKINS: to my family, friends and neighbors a sincere thank you for the ,cards, gifts and flowers I received when in Clinton Public Hospital at the time of the birth of our daughter and my return for surgery. Special thanks to Drs. Baker and Lambert and the excellent nursing staff. A very special thanks to my brother and sister- in-law, Leo and Lynda Hor- banuik, for moving in and taking full charge of our home and family. Words can never express what their care means to us at this time, -Gina and Gord Jenkins. -49 DOWSON: I would like to express my sincere thanks to neighbours, rel9tives and friends for cards, treats and visits while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Wallace, Dr. McFarlene and the nurses on the third floor. -George Dowson.-49 GOVIER : Bob and Lois Govier would like to say a sincere thank you to our relatives and friends for all the lovely gifts, cards and best wishes on our 30th an- niversary. A special thank you to our family for the lovely dinner and dance planned for us. Thank yot1,--49 N A,M 31. Card of thanks BARTLIFF - I would like to thank friends and relatives for gifts, flowers a%d cards received on my 96th birthday. Vinie Bartliff. —49x JOHNSTON.. - Many, thanks to neighbours and friends for their kindness to me when I was in hospital. Special thanks to our family who made it possible to celebrate our 52nd anniversary and to Dr. Harrett and kind nurses , at Clinton Hospital. Bertha Johnston. —49x CANTELON - Relatives of the late Tillie Cantelon wish to ex- press sincere thanks to friends, neighbours for their many acts of kindness, expressions of sym- pathy and donations to intensive care unit at the Clinton Hospital, Heart Fund, Cancer, Arthritis, Blind as well as donations for food and flowers. Special thanks to Dr. Newland, Dr. Watt, Dr. Flowers and all the nurses on first floor and Rev. Oestreieher and Beattie Funeral Home and for your thoughtfulness and support in our bereavement of our Auntie. It .will always be remembered. All her nieces and nephews. —49x Know Some News? Tell us about it 482-9502 , .4< Pictured above are four of the five regional directors from Huron County who will attend the monthly board of directors meetings following the annual convention of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture last week. Left to right are Merle Gunby, Ashfield Township; Gerry Fortune, Turnberry Township; and Jim McIntosh of Tuckersmith. Missing from photo was Glen Miller of Hay Township. "Buy Canadian" OFA urges "Buy Canadian!" urged delegates at the Qntario Federation of Agriculture Convention held in Hamilton Nov. 27-30. Delegates were strongly in favor 'of having Canadian agricultural products marked as "Produced in Canada". . "Consumers should support Canadian agricultural products. By doing so they are getting a quality product and helping support industry and employment in Canada. Consumers should realize that buying food items im- ported from other countries may not only put a Canada, n farmer out of business, but truckers, food processors and many city workers out of jobs Voicings from Vanastra By Meryl Thomas Vanastra Resource Centre The Vanastra Resource Centre .will not be holding its regular meeting , on December 8 in the afternoon. Steering committee members are to meet at the Church on, Thursday, December 8 at 9:30 a.m. Vanastra Public School On Saturday, December 3, the Vanastra Public School was awarded first prize for the float which they entered in the Goderich Santa Claus .Parade. If you missed `the parade you can see the school float in the Clinton Santa Claus Parade which will be held on Saturday December 10. All the boys and girls as well as the teachers who worked so hard on this float deserve the heartiest of congratulations ! ! CKNX from Wingham is coming to the school on December 8 to tape the junior choir. Their songs will be broadcast on the radio the week before Christmas. Don't miss it! On Monday, December 12, Constable Bill Wilson from 'the Goderich detatchment of the OPP will be at the school to show a film presentation on shoplifting. The week before the Christmas holidays the school will be conducting a short /White Gift Service each morning from 9 until about 9:30 a.m. inthe auditorium. The gifts will be donated to a charitable organization for distribution throughout the Vanastra Community. Vanastra Christian Church News The Sunday worship ser- vice centred around the meaning of the "Incar- nation." Rev. Boersma led the service with different members contributing prayers, liturgies, and readings for the Advent season. The Vanastra Church's youth choir' gave its debut performance by singing "Morning Has Broken." We hope the youth choir can give a few more songs throughout, the Christmas season. Next Sunday we hope to celebrate the Lord's Supper at 11 a.m. Our services hope to involve families in the act of worshipping God together, There are parts of the service` where we encourage children to ,participate and places in the service that hopefully challenge the adults to a Christ Centred life style. Bible study was enjoyed by five couples*at the Burgess' home this past Sunday evening. The group had a lively discussion of the first 10 chapters of I Corinthians. Everyone seemed to have a good time, Next week, we will finish a discussion of Corinthians at the Jim Baker home at 6 Bond St., Clinton. Our discussion will narrow in on the gifts of the Spirit, the Church, and to Ressurection of Jesus. If you are interested in the above you can feel invited to this discussion. Finallally, me will be having a Christmas *tree trimming party at the Church Saturd,ay December 10 at 6:30 p.m. We‘ hope to decorate three trees by having- the children each bring one or- natnent and the various groups helping with making chains, stringing pop, -.corn etc. Also our Community Christmas Concert will be on December 18 at 7:30 p.m. Most of the groups in the community will be present. The Church's Candle Light Service will be held at 11 p.m. Christmas Eve. Please put these dates on your calendar. Hullett Happenings Pictures The individual and class pictures that were taken earlier this year were returned to the, students last Monday. A special 8 by 10 bonus portrait was available along with the rest of the pictures. The students can decide whether to keep all the pic- tures or just some of them. • Orange drink This year the students of Hullett have orange drink available as well as chocolate and white milk. The drink costs 15 cents and tickets are sold at the office. A few weeks before, a survey was taken and most parents said they would buy it, if available. Parent Interviews After school and at night on November 29 and November 30, in the morning, the parents came to the school for interviews with the teachers to see how their children were doing. For parents with pre- schoolers, some 'of the students from the higher grades came to the school and baby sat them. ' Guest speaker On Friday, December 2, Mr. Bundy, a professional magician, came to our school to show the grade 3 class some of his magic tricks. The class had recently studied the level six book about magic. After, each child in the class went ,to the front and presented his or her trick. The entire class thoroughly enjoyed his visit. Selling your house.... WHAT DID YOU IMAGINE? Remember the day when you first saw your present house? If you're like most people, you probably walked away with a feeling of excitement at. the potential for turning the "or- dinary" into a "dream house." Perhaps some of those early dreams have remained un- fulfilled over the years. If so, your dreams could be just the ticket in helping sell the house to a prospective buyer. For example, when we take prospects to visit properties, they obtain a solid background knowledge of those special elements which the prospective buyer will find attractive. It could be that your "dreams" for your house were similar to the present day wishe4 of a prospect. By preparing a shop- ping list of improvement possibilities for your house, you'll make it easy to demonstrate to the prospect precisely what can be done with a lot of imagination and, very little money. Perhaps you went so far as to have an architect prepare sket- ches'for an addition, or a contractor submit bids for finishing the basement or adding a swimming pool. Dig out the paper! work! Even though these and other projects were never ac- complished, the apparent ease with which a crew owner can pick up from where you left off can be turned into a major selling point. List Your Property with Bob Storey 482-7440 SALESMAN FOR drop G. K. REALTY INC. III 1►'�� 14 ISAAC ST., CLINTON 1 too," said Doug Fortune, chairman of the Huron County Federation Consumer Liaison Committee. "Consumers should be given the opportunity of choosing between Canadian produced food products and' those that are imported. Imported' products are not necessarily produced under the high standards that are required here in Canada," stated Gordon Hill, a Huron County farmer from Varna. Delegates pointed out that the label "Canada No. 1" does not mean that items with This label on them were produced in Canada. Ontario Agriculture. Minister, Bill Newman, told the convention of a program called "Foodlands Ontario" initiated 'by the Ontario government to promote agricultural products from this province. Frank Drea, Minister of Correctional Institutions has already announced that , Ontario institutions • will be serving only fruit juices produced in this province. Guest speaker, Tony Dechant, president of one of the largest farm organizations in the' United States, the National Farmers Union, expressed this same view by noting that United States consumer groups are strong supporters of agricultural producers. By Blanche Deeves White Gift Sunday White Gift Sunday was observed in Holmesville United Church on Sunday with the Sunday School children in charge of the service. Each child brought forth their gifts. Then the adult congregation brought theirs forth, and all white gifts will be given to London Mission and Goderich Childrens Aid Society. All the children took part in the service including reading the scriptures. Two Sunday School teachers Mrs. Phyllis Cox and Mrs. Roba Lobb gave special readings. /Mr. Hugh Lobb.supervised the ` children through the service. Everyone at the close of the service went to the Sunday School rooms for refreshments and a social time. A very successful and enjoyable service by the Sunday School children.,.) Anniversary Party A lovely surprise 36th anniversary party for Bar- bara and Alvin Betties ' was held at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Marie and Kelso Fitzsimons, Bayfield on December 4th. The guests present included Mr. and Mrs. E. Snell of Atwood: Mr. and Mrs. Allen Betties,_ Brucie, Bradley, Beverley, Barry, Becky of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Murray MacLeod and Mark of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons of Bayfield and Mary Jean Betties. Barbara and Alvin received many lovely gifts from their families and beautiful floral arrangements from friends. An enjoyable day was had by all present. The community would like to offer their good wishes to Alvin ant Barb Bettles on their anniversary. W.I. to meet. The Goderich Township Women's Institute will meet December 12 at 8:15 at the Holmesville Public School. Guest speaker will be Mr. John Kane of Colborne School. The Goderich Township Womens Institute card party will be held December 8 at 8:15 at Holmesville School. Also, the girls baseball team draw on the Afghan will take place.Ladies please bring a few sandwiches. +++ Melita Brand's mother has returned to the Spanish Honduras after a Lengthy visit, and we do hope she enjoyed her stay in Canada. 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