Clinton News-Record, 1978-05-04, Page 2320. Public notices
20. Public notices
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC MEETING
Tuesday, May 16 8:30 p.m.
at the Blyth Memorial Hall
to consider ammendment No. 32 to the Huron County official
plan concerning some residential use for part of park lot 17
village of Blyth for Kathleen Hesselwood.
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC MEETING
Tuesday, May 16 7:30 p.m.
at the Blyth Memorial Hall
to consider amendment No. 31 to the Huron County Official
Plan concerning commercial use of part lot 22 concession 14,
Towns.hlp Hullett for Robert McClinchey
26. Births
DYKSTRA - With joy and
thanksgiving we wish to an-
nounce the birth of our daughter
Lynda Ann born April 25, 1978 in
Clinton Public Hospital. A sister
for Jayne. Special thanks to Dr.
B. Baker and staff of 2nd floor.
Margaret and Alfred Dykstra.
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SHANNON: Bonnie and Herb
(nee Snell) are pleased to an-
nounce the birth of their son
Darryl Grant on Friday April 28,
1978 at Clinton Public Hospital.
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BROMLEY: Tresa and Bob
Bromley are happy to announce
the birth of their daughter Karen
Irene on Friday, April 28, 1978 at
Clinton Public Hospital. A sister
for Michael. —I8nc
NEWELL: John and Janice are
pleased to announce the birth of
their daughter Joanne Elizabeth
on Monday, April 24, 19.78 in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital. A granddaughter for
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Newell. -18x
27. Deaths
SMYTH: At Victoria Hospital,
Westminster Campus on
Saturday, April 29, 1978,
Margaret (Beattie) Smith age 68
years. Beloved wife of the late
Robert Smyth (1972). Dear
mother of Mrs. Charles (Lyla)
Stevenson, London, and Mrs.
William (Frances) Talbot,
Bayfield. Also loved by four
grandchildren. Rested at the Jas.
M. Carrothers and Son Funeral
Home, 843 Dundas St. where
funeral service was held on
Monday, May 1 at 1 p.m. with
Rev. Ronald Hunt officiating.
Interment Mount Pleasant
Cemetery.—I8nc
WEDLOCK: At Huronview,
Clinton, Friday, April 28, 1978,
Ella May McLean, formerly of
Saltford and Toronto in her 83rd
year. Beloved wife of the late
Robert Stirling Wedlock. Dear
mother of Gerald Maxwell (Max)
Wedlock of Huronview. Sister of
MtLean' of-;Lrrridon
ested at the Stiles Funeral
Home, Goderich. Service and
committal on Tuesday at 2 p.m.
Interment Colborne
Cemetery.=I8nc
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27. Deaths
MACDONALD - At Huronview,
Clinton on Thursday, April 27th,
1978, Hazel Macdonald of
Goderich. `Daughter of the late
Captain Murdoch and Flora
Macdonald. Survived by one
sister, Miss Flora 'Macdonald of
Goderich, two nieces and one
nephew. Rested at the McCallum
Funeral Home, Cambria Road at
East Street, Goderich after 2
p.m. Friday until 1:30 Saturday
afternoon. Then to Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich
for funeral service at 2:30
o'clock. Interment Maitland
Cemetery. (The casket was
closed in the church.) —I8nc
ARGYLE - At her late residence
in Vanastra, on Wednesday, April
26, 1978, Patricia Lillian Laws,
formerly of Goderich, in her 40th
year. Beloved wife of Robert
Argyle. Dear mother of Susan
(Mrs. Doug Bowers), Bayfield;
Kimberly Anne, Robert and
Vickie, all at home. Sister of
Evelyn (Mrs. James McCabe),
Port Albert, Robert and Donald
Laws, both of Clinton. Also
survived by 1 grandson. Rested
at the Stiles Funeral Home,
Goderich, after 2 p.m. Friday,
service on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Interment Maitland Cemetery.
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WILLIAMS - At Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, April 25,
1978, Jennie Williams, in her 90th
year. Beloved wife of the late
Edward G. Williams. Also loved
by two sisters, Adeline (Mrs.
Robert McKenzie), of Clinton and
Marjorie (Mrs. Walter- Bentley),
of Toronto. Also survived by
nieces and nephews. The late
Mrs. Williams rested at the Ball
Funeral Home, 153 High Street,
Clinton, after 7 p.m. Wednesday,
until Friday, when funeral ser-
vices was held at 1:30 p.m.
Interment Clinton Cemetery.
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28. Engagements
It is with great pleasure that Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Brenner of Ethel
anci`iV>r. ancl=l rs. ieorgeNesbitt
of Clinton announce the for-
thcoming marriage of their
children Kathryn Ann and
Maurice Thomas on May 27, 1978
at four o'clock in Ethel.
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27. Deaths
CARBERT: George Carbert of
Clinton, dear husband of Agnus
Carbert passed away at Clinton,
on Monday, May 1St, 1978, in his
70th year. Surviving are one
daughter, Mary of Toronto,
four sisters, (Helen) Mrs. Myron
Quigley, Detroit, (Agnus) Mrs.
John Hartman, Hamilton,
(Margaret) Mrs. Clem Reynolds,
(Rita) Mrs. Theo Flynn, both of
Clinton, one brother Tim Kit-
chener. The late Mr. Carbert
rested at the Ball Funeral Home,
153 High Street, Clinton. Funeral
Mass was held at St. Joseph's
Catholic Church, Clinton, on
Wednesday, May 3rd at 11:00
a.m. Prayers at the Funeral
Home Tuesday at 8:30. Interment
in Clinton Cemetery. —I8nc
28. Engagements
Mrs. Grace Pepper, RR2
Bayfield wishes to announce the
engagement of her daughter
Milda Ann, eldest daughter of
Mrs. Grace Pepper and the late
Raymond J. Pepper to Larry
William Hoy, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hoy, Vanastra.
The wedding to take place May
20, 1978 at Bayfield United
Church. -18
Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Armstrong,
Zurich wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter
Frances Emily to Mr. Richard A.
Simons II, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard A. Simons I, Bayfield,
Ontario. The wedding will take
place Saturday, May 27, 1978 at
four o'clock in Goshen United
Church. -18x
30. In memoriam
RATH: In Loving memory of a
dear husband, father and
grandfather Grant (Red) Rath
who passed away suddenly two
years ago May 9, 1976:
You are always in our minds,
No matter what we do,
All the.time within our hearts
There are thoughts of you.
To us your name will ever be
The key that unlocks memory,
Of a dear one gone by cherished
yet
A belDved face we'll never forget.
Sadly missed by a loving wife
Gene daughter Joyce, son in law
Bruce and wee granddaughter
Jana. —18
MANN: In loving memory of a
dear father and mother Mr. and
Mrs. George Mann who passed
away April 28, 1944 and May 6,
1944 and dear sister Lulu Mann
Crittenden who passed away
August 14, 1948:
There is a road we call
remembrance
Where thoughts and wishes meet
We will take the road in thoughts
today
For the ones we cannot greet.
Sadly missed by the family. —18
31. Card of thanks
POPP: I wish to express my
appreciation to the nurses at the
Clinton Public Hospital and Dr.
Baker also I wish to thank all
those who sent cards gifts and
visited me at the hospital. Amber
Popp. —18x
DOWSON - Thank you to the
Brucefield Fire Department and
to friends and .neighbours who
responded so quickly to our grass
fire on Wednesday afternoon
(Apr. 26). Your help was greatly
appreciated. Bill and Joyce
Dowson and family. —18
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31. Card of thanks
NEWELL: I would like to thank
all my friends, relatives and
neighbours for the lovely flowers
and gifts I received while I was a
patient in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital. Special thanks
to Drs. Walker, Thomson,
Hollingworth, Reed and also to
all my nurses on second east. -
Joanne Newell. —18x
FORBES: I would like to thank
all my friends, neighbours and
relatives for helping my stay at
the Clinton Hospital move so
quickly. Your cards, gift$ and
visits were deeply appreciated
and will always be remembered.
Special thanks to Dr. Harrett and
the first floor nurses for putting
up with me. - Sylvia Forbes. -18
ANDERSON: I would like to
thank all my friends and neigh-
bours for cards and flowers while,
a patient in Clinton Hospital.
Special thanks to the nurses on
first floor. - Muriel Ander-
son. -18x
RILEY: Ben and Marion Riley
would like to thank their family
for the dinner, evening, gifts and
cards they received for their
fortieth anniversary. —18
KENNEDY: I would like to thank
my friends neighbours and
relatives for the beautiful
flowers, cards, gifts and treats
while I was a patient in the
hospital. Special thanks to my
loving family for their constant
care; special thanks to Dr.
Street, Dr. Flowers and Dr.
Harrett and many thanks to Mrs.
Cox for her kind encouragement
and all the nurses on first floor
for their excellent care. Joyce
Kennedy. —18
FLAGG: I wish to express my
sincere thanks to friends and
neighbours for their many acts of
kindness, cards, flowers etc. also
Dr. Watts, Dr. Harrett and all the
nurses on first floor of Clinton
Public Hospital. Bless you all.
Dorothy Flagg. —18
McGREGOR: We would like to
express our sincere thanks to all
our friends who came to help us
celebrate our 55th wedding an-
niversary and made it such a
happy occasion. Our thanks also
for the many cards and gifts we
received and a very special thank
you to our family and relatives.
Gregor and Elizabeth McGregor.
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COLCLOUGH: The family of the
late Connie Colclough wish to
express their sincere thanks to
relatives, friends and neighbours
for the messages of sympathy,
floral tributes, charitable
donations and their many acts of
kindness during our recent
bereavement. Special thanks to
Rev. Youmatoff and the Beattie
Funeral Home. —18
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1978 -- PAGE 231
Liberal Association holds annual meeting
Liberals from across the
riding of Huron Middlesex
were in Exeter Thursday
evening to attend the annual
dinner meeting of the riding
association.
Sean Conway MPP for
Renfrew North who ad-
dressed the meeting recalled
that the matter of health care
and health care financing had
been at the forefront of
Legislative debates during
recent weeks and said that
the Liberal Party had con-
tinued to oppose the gover-
nment on the OHIP increases,
announced by the treasurer
on March 7. Dr. Smith, the
Liberal Leader, he said, had
argued that the 37.5 percent
increase was unacceptable
bedause it represents the
most unfair and regressive
form of taxation
Mr. Conway, who is health
critic for the Liberal Party,
considered this matter one of
the most significant gains in
recent years. The Treasurer
was challenged and sub-
sequently forced to accept the
Liberal position that massive
premium increases are
simply unacceptable, he said.
Referring to government
inaction concerning
agriculture, Mr. Conway said
that the spring session of the
Legislature has brought little
in the way of new initiative
from the Ontario Government
in agricultural policy. While
both the Throne Speech and
the Budget Address outlined
many major new directions in
other fields, the Davis
Government seems to have
largely forgotten the most
important area of
agricultural development he
said and added "we in the
Liberal party have noted this
lack of emphasis by the
Government and we consider
it to be a major deficiency at
Queen's Park today."
In this connection he said
that Huron Middlesex MPP
Jack Riddell, represents one
of the strongest voices for
agriculture in the
Legislature." He has been a
forceful proponent for the
farm community in my time
at Queen's Park and his very
constructive and vigorous
style has led to many sub-
stantial improvements in the
farm community.
Increasingly, he has
demonstrated a capacity and
a willingness to meet other
major issues head-on and at a
time when more and more
politicians. are unable or
unwilling to stand up and be
counted."I think it important
for all of us to stand behind
Jack for his courageous and
independent approaches," he
said.
Ian McAllister of Zurich
who was retained as
president was chairman for
the program which included
musical numbers by Brenda
Creces and Danny Overhold
of Hay Township.
Mayor Bruce Shaw of
Exeter, Warden Gerry Ginn
of Huron and Warden Aubrey
McCallum of Middlesex
brought greetings and em-
phasized the helpful job that
Mr.' Riddell was doing. The
meeting greeted and
congratulated Graham Craig
of Walton who recently was
named Liberal Candidate in
the federal riding of Huron
Bruce.
The report of a nominating
committee presented,by E.B.
Menzies, QC, Clinton was
adopted. The Incoming
executive includes: past
president, Morgan Smith,
Bayfield; president, Ian
McAllister, Zurich; executive
vice president, Jean Adams,
Goderich; secretary, Howard
Annual Meeting
HURON HISTORIC
GAOL BOARD
will be held in the gaoler's
house (entrance off Victoria
Street) at 8:00 p.m. Wed-
nesday. May 10th. 1978. The
Board cordially Invites the
public to attend.
The Gaol is now open to the
public Monday through Friday
from 9:00 to 4:30 p.m. until May
20th, when it will be open for
the summer seven days a
week from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30
p.m.
Aitken, Goderich; treasurer,
Emile Hendrick, Exeter; vice
presidents, Bernard Benn,
Lucan, Ken Duncan,
Usborne, Jos. Hogan, Exeter,
E.B. Menzies, Clinton, Muriel
Murphy, Goderich, Peter
McKickan, East Williams,
Geo. Walker, Adelaide.
Thinking of
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with the handicapped...call
Mrs. Wheeler at the Centre.
524-7331
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"TALENT NIGHT"
MAY 5, 1978: 8:00 P.M.
HURON CENTENNIAL SCHOOL
Brucefield
Entertainment for the whole family - baby sit-
ting available, with a special youngsters
program.
Sheila Larmer of the ministry of culture and recreation
talks with Reginald Thompson, chairman of Clinton's
new LACAC, following the committee's meeting last
Wednesday night. Ms. Larmer addressed the group on
the work of local architectural heritage committees and
the proposed restoration of Clinton's century -old town
hall. (photo by Jervis)
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Holmesville
Local WI plan program
by Blanche Deeves
Mrs. Margaret Coombs and
Mrs. Millie Dempsey are
program conveners for the
Goderich Township WI
meeting to be held in the
Holmesville School on May 8
at 8:15 p.m.
The guest speaker will be
Mrs. Gonie who will talk on
Town and Country
homemakers. Roll call will be
answered with, "What did
you growl about today 4nd
would a resolution correct
it?"
CLINTON D1S IC 4'
YOUNG PLAYERS
present a musical fable
of Broadway 'based on a
story and characters of
Damon Runyon
GUYS and
DOLLS
A, music .lyrics by Frank Loesser
book by Jo Swerling and
• Abe Burrows
Bpm , May 11,12,13
at CHSS
''' adult $3 , student $2
child$t j
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sponsored b Clinton Lions Club
Tickets Available from:
IN CLINTON
Mary's Sewing Centre
Clinton Home Hardware
IN HEN$ALL:
Bonthron's
IN BAYFIELD:
Graham's General Store
IN VARNA:
Varna Lucky Dollar
IN ZURICH:
The Cheese House
' The sunshine sisters will
also be revealed at this
meeting.
Church News
Worship service was held in
Holmesville United Church at
9:45 a.m. the new summer
schedule.
Misses Karen Bolger and
Debbie Alexander sang a duet
and Rev. Oestreicher told the
children a story about time.
Don Harris and Bill Batkin
received the offering.
UCW news
Why doesn't anyone tell you
there's a difference between
making love and being in love?
The Holmesville UCW will
meet on May 9 at 2 p.m. with
Mrs. Betty Stoner's group in
charge of the program. There
will be a talent show and
plant auction after the
meeting.
Personals
Congratulations and good
wishes to Mr. and Mrs. David
Brown, (nee Mary Cantelon)
on their recent marriage.
David and Mary will live at
RR 3 Monkton.
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