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17. Auction sales
17. Auction sales
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Auction Sale
for
Mr. Jim Sloan
on
Tuesday, August 8th at 6:00 P.M.
at the premises on
40 Park Lane, Mitchell, Ontario
Sale to consist of:
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 10
piece Duncan Phyfe dining room smite complete
with a glass front corner cupboard (mint); walnut
dining room table and two chairs; Duncan Phyfe
end table; chesterfield suite with two matching
living room chairs; two end tables with matching
coffee table; two sets of matching table lamps;
platform rocker; lounge chair; desk and chair;
captain's chair; studio couch; parlour table and
chair; oval back rocker; four curved back chairs;
two 5 -piece kitchen suites.; walnut wardrobe; three
complete bedroom suites complete with chest of
drawers and dressers; Electrohome colour T.V.;
two black and white portable TV's; radio; Irish
mantle clock; century clock; Forestville mantle
clock.
APPLIANCES: Viking 2 -door refrigerator; Woods
upright freezer; Admiral fridge and stove; 15 cu. ft.
deep freeze; fridge; electric range; washer; dryer;
humidifier.
MISCELLANEOUS: 1971 Suzuki 120 motorcycle;
G.E. snowblower; Lawn -Boy power mower;
bicycles; wheel barrow* assorted hand and garden
tools; picnic tables; plus a host of other interesting
articles and antiques.
PLAN TO ATTEND
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Top quality fabrics and
workmanship. Call 482-7939,
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24. Business
opportunities
BRICKCLEANING: paint &
rust removal. Careful &
dependable service. Con-
tact: White's Sandblasting
R.R.2 Wingham, Ph. 357-3637
before 10 A.M. or after 6
P.M. -28-35
19. Notice to creditors
IN THE ESTATE OF
WILLIAM THOMAS
HERMAN, late of the
Township of Tuckersmith in
the County of Huron, Mer-
chant, deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of the
above-named who died on
the 8th da,y of June, 1978, are
required to file full par-
ticulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the
26th day of August, 1978,
after which date the assets
will be distributed, having
regard ,only to the claims of
which the undersigned shall
then have notice,
DATED at Clinton, Ontario,
this 26th day of July, 1978,
MENZIES, ROSS
Clinton, Ontario
Solicitors for
the Executor
31, 32, 33
24. Business
opportunities
OFFICE space for rent, good
uptown location, 20 Isaac St.
Available July 1st. Apply to
Riley's Barber Shop or
phone 482-7852. —24tfar
20. Public notices
2Q. Public notices
A SENIOR CITIZEN
RENTAL
(V) HOUSING
*If you are sixty years of age or over.
*If your present accommodation is
inadequate.
*if your income is modest. -
THIS IS OF INTEREST
TO YOU!
The Ministry of Housing, at the request of the
municipal Councils of the Town of Clinton, the
Townships of Goderich, Hullett, Stanley, and
Tuckersmith, is considering the development of
additional housing to be rented on a geared to
income basis in the Town of Clinton. To deter-
mine the local need for this type of accom-
modation, senior citizens now living in Clinton,
and the Townships of Goderich, Hullett, Stanley
and Tuckersmith are asked to complete an ap-
plication form and return it to the Huron County
Housing Authority at the address indicated
below.
IF YOU ARE A RESIDENT OF CLINTON, or the
TOWNSHIPS OF GODERICH, HULLETT, STANLEY OR
TUCKERSMITH, and are interested in renting a
Senior Citizen Unit, please complete ain ap-
plication form.
For Senior Citizens interested in renting an
Ontario Housing Unit additional information and
application forms are available at:
The Town Clerk's Office,
Clinton, Ontario
Ph. 482-3997
or Huron County Housing Authority,
53 Stanley Street,
Goderich, Ontario
Ph. 524-2637
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19. Notice'. to creditors 27. Deaths
IN THE ESTATE of NOR-
MAN CECIL CARTWRIGHT
late of the Township of
Hullett, in the County of
Huron, farmer,
ALL persons claiming
against the above Estate are
required to forward full
particulars of their claims to
the undersigned on or before
the 31st day of August, 1978,
after which date the assets
will be distributed.
DONNELLY & MURPHY
18 The Square
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for
the Estate.
29,30,31
21. Personal
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Marie
from Tilly and Sandra, —31
22. Lost and found
LOST: Sable and white male
scotch collie in Holmesville
area: Reward. Phone 482-
7560. —31
LOST: Black and white male
border collie Vanastra
vicinity. David Townsend
482-3237.-31x
26. Births
MASON: Bruce and Peggy
are pleased to announce the
birth of their second son
Jerry Alfred on July 30, 1978
at Clinton Public Hospital. A
brother for Christopher.
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Addison and
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Mason.
—31
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opportunities
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JANSSEN: At Alexandra
Hospital, Ingersoll, on
Wednesday, July 26th, 1978,
Petronella Holthuysen, age
61, of RR 5, Ingersoll.
Beloved wife of Antonius
(Tony) Janssen. Dear
mother of Mrs. William
Dykstra (Judy), RR 1,
Bayfield; Leo, RR 7,
Wopdstock; Mrs. Alidoor
Cocquyt (Margaret) RR 3,
Granton; Mrs. Case Ypma
(Antonette), RR 6 Wood-
stock; Gary, Ottawa; Jack,
Ingersoll; Mrs. David Oliver
.(Willy), London; Mrs.
Steven Fedichin (Tilly),
Campbell River, B.C.;
Elizabeth, Woodstock. Also
survived by brothers and
sisters in Holland and 16
grandchildren. Predeceased
by one daughter, Annie
(1966). Friends were
received at the McBeath
Funeral Home, 246 Thames
St. South, Ingersoll; until
Friday, July 28th at 10:15
a.m. then to the Church of
the Sacred Heart for Funeral
Mass at 10:30. Interment
Sacred Heart Cemetery.
—31nc
BAINES; Jean at Toronto on
Sunday, July 30, 1978 Jean
Baines beloved wife of
Wilton, dear sister of the late
Bella, Min, Lizzie, Alec and
Willie, dear sister-in-law of
Violet, (Mrs. B. Pearson)
and Sarah (Mrs. J. Reid.)
Service was held from the
Trull Funeral Home, 1111
Danforth Ave. Wednesday at
2 p.m. Interment Pine Hill
Cemetery, Toronto. —31nc
WALDEN: Edith G, (Lid-
dicoatt) Dear wife of the late
Leland S. Walden. Beloved
by her daughter Anne (Mrs,
John S. Davies) of Uxbridge,
her son Dr. Paul Walden, RR
1, Bayfield, eight grand-
children and five great-
grandchildren and her
sisters Muriel (Mrs. A.G.
Shillington) and Florence
(Mrs. J.E. Wilkins). Friends
calledat the George E.
Logan and Sons Funeral
Home, 71 Dundas Street,
London, where funeral
service was held on Wed-
nesday at 3:00 p.m. with
Rev. Garth C. Nelson of
Robinson Memorial United
Church officiating. Inter-
ment Mount Pleasant
Cemetery, London. —31nc
HALL: At the West
Haldimand Hospital,
Hagersville on Wednesday,
July 26th, 1978, Marion L.
Hall; widow of the late
Gordon L. Hall, of Cayuga
(formerly of Clinton) Dear
mother of Mary and Robert,
and the late Edward. Mrs.
Hall was the youngest
daughter of the late Henry
J.(Harry) Hibbs and the
former Mary Plummer of
Goderich Township, Huron,
and was predeceased by her
two sisters Mrs. Amos
Cartwright (Fannie), for-
merly of Clinton and Mrs.
Harvey Alexander (Helen)
of Goderich Township..
Puneral and interment took
place in Cayuga on Satur-
day, July 29th at 2 p.m.
—31nc
28. Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake
Bayfield are happy to an-
nounce the marriage of their
only daughter Catherine Ann
to Brian William Donald
Kenwell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Kenwell, Goderich. The
wedding to take place on
August 19, 1978 at 4:00 pm in
SBt Andrews United Church,
Bayfield. -31x
Mr, and Mrs, Jim Emmerton
of Clinton are pleased to
announce the engagement of
their daughter Candace
Elizabeth to Ralph Alexander
Elliott son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Elliott of RR 1 Varna,
The wedding will take place
August 26, 1978 at Ontario
Street Church, Clinton,
Ontario. -31x
30. in memoriam
COLQUHOUN: In loving
memory of a dear father, and
grandfather who passed
away suddenly two years
ago August 6, 1976:
Two years ago we had to part
With you we loved with all
our heart
We hide our tears when we
speak your name
But the ache in our heart
remains the same
They say time heals all
sorrow
And helps one to forget
But time so far has only
proved
How much we miss you yet
Looking back with memories
Upon the past we trod
We bless the years we had
with you
And leave the rest with God.
Sadly missed by the
Colquhoun family. —31
COLQUHOUN: In memory
of a beloved son-in-law
K'.W.(Danny) Colquhoun
who passed away two years
ago August 6, 1976:
Gone is the face I loved so
dear
Silent is the voice I loved to
hear
Through all my troubles he
helped me along
If we live like him we will
never go wrong.
On earth he• was loved in
Heaven he rests
God bless you Dan, you were
one of the best.
Always remembered by your
mother-in-law Hazel
McDougall. —31
31. Card of thanks
DARRELL: I would like to
thank Dr. Newland, Dr.
Lambert, Dr. Harrett,
nurses an,d staff of the first
floor, Clinton Public Hospital
for their many kindnesses
and care while I was a
patient 'there recently. Also
Rev. Oestreicher, Rev. Pick,
Wesley -Willis UCW relatives
and friends for their visits,
flowers and cards and sin-
cerely assure everyone of
my appreciation. Don
Darrell. —31x .
DOLMAGE: I would like to
thank all those who sent
cards, gifts and made visits
during our stay in Clinton
Hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Harrett and all the
nurses on second floor.
Grace and Dianne Dolmage.
—31x
DE JONG: 1 wish to express
my sincere thanks to my
family, friends, relatives
and neighbours for their
cards, floral tributes and
other expressions of sym-
pathy 1 received during the
loss of my husband LeRoy.
Thanks also to Rev. Ted
Hoogsteen, Beattie Funeral
Home, and the pallbearers.
Your thoughtfulness will
always be remembered.
Dawn Emma. —31
MACKINNON - At present it
is impossible to write each
one of you individually but I
do want to say a very sincere
thanks to all who telephoned,
sent cards, enclosures etc.
while I was in hospital and
since being home. Am
making a slow recovery, but
thanks to your interest and
effective prayers, am hoping
for a complete recovery. God
bless you all, Madeline F,
MacKinnon. —31
WATSON: 1 would like to
thank my relatives, friends
and neighbours for gifts,
flowers, cards and visits
while I was in Clinton
Hospital and since returning
home. Thanks also for fond
brought to our home. Special
thanks to the nursing staff on
first floor, Dr, Newland and
Dr. Watts, also to our
minister Rev. Alvin Thomas
for his visits. All was greatly
appr.riated. Eleanor
Watsott,s,-W31
A good crowd was on hand last Friday night for the
annual Bayfield Lions Frolic in the village. Here
the crowd watches the Ipperwash Cadet band lead
the parade down main street. (photo by Mlfvena
Erickson)
VANASTRA
the cBY Sharon,..ome voice j
Christian Church news
This past Sunday, we
concluded our series of
messages on the Lord's
Prayer by discussing
"for thine is the kingdom,
the power and the glory,
forever," We have been
working on the attitudes
of Christian beliefs that
make them different
from others, and the
conclusion of this prayer
emphasizes that the
whole cosmos belongs to
our Father and He is in
ultimate control and will
work all things toward
His own ends.
Our volunteer team
sang "For Those Tears 1
Died", and Rev. Boersma
thanked them on behalf of
the congregation for their
work. They will leave
Vanastra on Wednesday.
Next Sunday will be
Rev. Boersma's., last
service here. We ?will
celebrate Holy Com-
munion at 11:00 and all
friends are. certainly
welcome to join us at this
farewell. Rev, Boersma
is leaving to study in
Michigan for a year,
having received a
scholarship to study the
relationship between .the
ease of church planting
31. Card of thanks
JOHNSTON: Ervin Maxwell
Johnston passed ',away
suddenly from this life on
July 8, 1978. Brother of Ena
Hill of Summerhill and uncle
to Ian, Patrick, Bruce and
Victor, Little did we know
that those last few past
moments on Friday night in
the Bank of Montreal were
our last earthly time
together:
His happy smile was like
when we were children
together.
It is my exclusive memory
forever.
Ervin is missed by his sister
Ena and nephews Ian,
Patrick, Bruce and Victor
Hill, -31x
TWYFORD: In memory of
George Twyford who passed
away on August 5, 1977:
Time passes but memories
stay,
Quietly remembered
everyday.
Always remembered by
sister-in-law Thelma
Twyford, niece and nephew
Ruth Ann and Wayne
Hodges. —31x
COUNTER: My sincere
thanks to friends and neigh-
bours for the lovely cards,
flowers and treats sent to me
after my return from Victoria
Hospital. Thanks also to Dr.
Baker for his kindness. Mrs.
Norman Counter. -31x
WE would like to thank the
members of the former No.
10 School Section for the
lovely lamp we received at
the presentation. Your
thoughtfulness is very much
appreciated, Thanks again.
Alec and Mary Ostrom and
Jiro Spading. —31
McViTTIE : I wish to thank
all those who visited m,e, sent
cards, flowers and gifts while
1 was in Clinton Public
Hospital. Special thanks to
2nd floor nurses, Rev. Stan
McDonald and Burns UCW
for their visits. —Ruby
McVittie,---31 x
and the "mother"
denominations church
governmental structure.
All our church ac-
tivities will continue at
the same times in the
future. Sunday School is
at 10. worship at 11. Rev.
John Van Til of London,
our mission supervisor,
will be present at the
second Sunday of the
month, starting in Sep-
tember, to celebrate
communion with us.
resource centre news
Coffee times, for all
ladies in the community
will be held Thursday
August 17, 24 and 31 and
everyone is welcome.
The Calorie Counters
are continuing their
weigh -ins on Monday
evenings at 7:00 p,m. The
first regular meeting and
registration will be held
Monday September 11,
1978 at 7 p.m. The Health
Unit will be here on
Thursday August 3, from
10-12 p.m. for in-
noculations and health
screening.
Tutorials for school
children will continue
until the end of. August.
Every Tuesday and
Thursday morning from
10-12 p.m., the children
are meeting at the church
for help with school
subjects and crafts.
Plans are being for-
mulated for a Tucker-
smith-Vanastra August
Fair on August 26. All
interested community
minded citizens and
businessmen who wish
further information ror
would like to help, please
call the Vanastra
Resource Centre at 482-
7972.
Summer Fun program
Our program is in full
swing for all kids ages 4-
14 in Vanastra. Our
programs run from 9:30-
11 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. each
day with planned crafts,
games and wading pool.
Every Thursday night
we are having movies at
the church from 7-9 p.m.
Adr',ission price is 5
cents, and everyone is
welcome, On Sunday
August 11 there will be a
picnic at the Clinton
Conservation area.
Cookies, hot dogs and
freshie will be supplied.
We will be having games
and races that day.
Daily programming
will be posted at the
bulletin board in front of
the Rec. Centre and all
information can be ob-
tained by calling
Vanastra Resource
Centre at 482-7972.
The group went to the
beach on August 1. All the
children enjoyed
themselves and there was
a good turnout.
The movie for August 3
is King Kong and Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is
playing on August 10, Pipi
Longstocking is
scheduled for August 17
and on August 24, "The
Junele Book" will be
shown.
The group would like to
thank Mr, and Mrs.
Fulcher for most of the
transportation.
The program for the
week of August 7 to
August 11 " 'includes:
Tuesday, August 8, 9:30
a.m. baseball for the 8 - 14
year group and leap frog
for the 4 - 6 group; 10:30
a.m., pinatia for both age
groups; 11:30 a.m. clean
up; 1 p.m., wading pool;
2:20, pinatia; 3:30 games.
Wednesday, August 9:
9:30 a.m., soccer for the 8
- 14 years and tee ball for
the 4 - 7 group; 10:30,
pinatia; 11:30, clean up; 1
p.m., wading pool; 2:30,
oinatia: 3:30, games.
Thursday, August 10:
9:30 a.m., games and sing
song; 10:30, pinatia;
11:30, clean up; 1 p.m.,
wading pool, 4 - 7 group,
pinatia, 8 - 14 group; 2:30,
furry animals,; 3:30,
games with soccer for 8 -
14 group and London
bridges for 4 - 7 group.
Friday, August 11: 9:30
a.m., baseball, 8 - 14
group, sing songs and
stories for 4 - 7 group;
10:30, leave for picnic;
2:30, return from picnic.
Care needed in Quebec driving
There has been a lot of
publicity recently
regarding non -Quebec
residents driving their
cars in Quebec. You are,
no doubt, aware that the
Quebec Government
have introduced a form of
"no fault" insurance for
the residents. •
The benefits provided
by that Government are
mandatory. The
Government benefits
provided for non -Quebec
residents, however, are
only payable to the
degree that the non-
resident is blameless,
and fault is decided by a
committee formed by the
Quebec Government with
no recourse to normal
legal procedures.
Undoubtedly, a per-
manent solution will be
found to this problem but
meantine, you should
contact your Independent
Insurance Agent should
your vacation plans call
for you to travel through
the province of Quebec.
This advice is provided
for you by the Indelien-
dent Insurance Agents
of Perth and. Huron
Counties.
Sharon's
recipe
corner
Red Cherry Jam
Wash, stem and pit
about 2 quarts sour red
cherries. Finely chop or
put through food grinder.
Measure: 4 cups
prepared cherries. Put in
saucepan and add: 7 cups
sugar. Mix well. Place
, over high heat and bring
to'a full boil and boil for
one minute, ''stirring
constantly.
Remove and stir in: I
(6 -oz) bottle liquid
pectin. Skim off foam
with metal spoon. Seal,
cool and cover with
paraffin wax (see below).
Yields about 11 (6 -oz)
glasses. 1/2 teaspoon
almond extract may be
added after cooking jam.
Paraffin Sealer
Cover hot jam with a
thin layer of hot melted
paraffin. Leave until wax
is hardened and jam cool,
then add a second thin
layer of hot paraffin
rotating the jar so the
wax adheres to the glass.
Cover with clean metal
lids, or paper covers
secured with elastic
bands. Label and store in
a cool, dry place.
Baking substitutes
For:
Baking Powder - 1
level tsp. cream of tartar
mixed with 1/2 tsp. baking
soda equals 2k tsps.
baking powder.
Granulated Sugar - 1
cup honey equals 1 cup
sugar in cakes, cookies,
etc. Allow / tsp. soda for
each cup honey. 11,4 cups
fruit sugar or 11/2 cups
brown sugar equals 1 cup
granulated sugar.
Eggs - one egg may be
omitted from cakes,
pastries, etc„ calling for
more than two eggs. Use
1/2 tsp. extra baking
powder, and 2 tbsps. milk
extra. In custard mix-
tures and in rich fillings
for pies and cakes, 2
tbsps. all purpose flour
may be substituted for
one egg.
Personals
Sunday August 6 will be
the last Sunday Reverend
Karl Boersma will be
pastor at our church.
Rev. Boerswna will
missed by
our community, and we
all wish him and his
family .the best in his
future endeavors.
Mrs. Annie Sallows and
Diane along with Doris
Chambers and Jennifer
Plumsteel enjoyed their
motor trip to Calgary,
Alberta.
Lion and Mrs. Howie
Langon hosted the
Vanastra and District
Lions Club first barbecue
on Wednesday August 2
at 7:30 p.m. The Lions
and their ladies would
like to thank them for a
lovely time.
Evelyn and Barry Shea
and children have
returned from their
holidays in North Bay.
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