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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-09-21, Page 11Ontario St. UCW plan barbecue The Ontario Street UCW held their first meeting of the fall season on September 12 and made plans for the church's pork barbecue. Scheduled for Wed- nesday, October 4, tickets for the barbecue are now on sale and cost $4.50 for adults and $2 for children under 12 years old: Purchase your tickets early since they won't be sold at the door. In other business, Mrs. Cecil Elliott presided over the meeting and the minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report were given by Mrs. James Mair and Mrs. Wilf Parker. Mrs. H. Johnston gave the flower and card report. If there is anyone who should be remem- bered by a card or a flower, please call Mrs. Johnstone at 482-7636. The correspondence, which included many thank you notes and an invitation to the Lon- desboro thankoffering service at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, October 4 was read by Mrs. George Turner. Anyone attending the Plowing Match is invited to drop into the UCW Hospitality Tent for a cup of coffee and a cookie. The third centennial service of the Ontario Street Church will be held on September 24 at 11 a.m. The Rt. Rev. George M. Tuttle, BA, BD, ThD, DD, moderator of the General Council of the United Church of Canada and Principal of St. Stephens' College from Edmonton, Alberta will 'preach. At 8 p.m., the 4th centennial service will be held with a reception to follow the service to give everyone an opportunity to meet the moderator. All ladies are asked to bring a dozen cookies or squares for the evening reception. The next executive meeting of the UCW will be held at 2 -p.m. on October 10. The change in time was necessary because of the regional meeting in Winthrop at 7:30 p.m. on October 10. The bazaar festival and tea will be held on Saturday, November 18 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. All committees have been formed and plans are well underway. Mrs. George Colclough moved that the meeting be adjourned. Sponsored by the Bluewater Blind Club, the CNIB set up a display in Clinton last week showing the various devices used by blind people, Here Gwen Watson 'of Clinton, left, looks into a machine called the Visualtex. Claudia Davis ad eye service nurse works with theachine that increases print size 60 times its original size. (News -Record photo Clinton sees CNIB display An estimated 75 to 100 people from the county learned about such devices as the sonar cane and the sonagride, talking book machines and magnifying lenses when they attended the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) display at the Orange Hall in Clinton last Thursday. Included in the display was a demonstration ot the sonar cane. This expensive instrument emits three laser beams in different directions. If one of these beams is interrupted, a sound is Clinton lady dies Minnie Louise Cud - more died in St. Joseph's Hospital, ,London on Tuesday, September 12. She was in her 91st year. Mrs. Cudmore was born in Ilfracombe, North Devon, England on July 26, 1888 to Wm. H. Watts and the former Thurza Richards. - She emigrated to Canada in 1905 and in 1909 married Alex Cudmore. The couple resided in Clinton during their married life. Mrs. Cudmore was a charter member of the Order of Eastern Star and a long- time member of 'the Clinton WI. Mrs. Cudmore was predeceased by her husband. She is survived by two sons, Gordon and Reg, both of Clinton. She is also survived by 14 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Mary (Ernest) 'Lawson of Clinton. She was predeceased by three REDER'S P FRUITS & VEGETABLES RR1-BAYFIELD Now Available: I i\\\ TOMATOES ONIONS• //I I t POTATOES BEETS CUCS ZUCCHINI SQUASH CABBAGE SQUASH CARROTS PEPPERS LETTUCE EGGPLANT PEACHES bly Watermelon Cantaloupe CANNING TOMATOES LOCATION: FIRST FARM SOUTH OF PINE LAKE CAMP, 4th CONCESSION GODERICH TOWNSHIP brothers, Fred, Tom and Syd. The Order of Eastern Star had a service for Mrs. Cudmore at the funeral home last Thursday night. On Friday, September 15 Rev. T. Duke of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church conducted the funeral service. Inter- ment followed in the Clinton*Cemetery. Mrs. Cudmore's grandsons Lawrence Taylor, Harry Brydges, Ross, Donald, Ted and Ji"rY Cutimor ; acted .a '. pallbearers while' Craig Brydges and Harry Thompson were flower bearers. Couple wed on lawn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Catherine Annette to Mr. Edward G. Cornish of Downsview Ontario, on Saturday September 16, 1978. Rev. Alun Thomas of St. Andrews United Church, Bayfield of- ficiated at the double ring ceremony on the lawn of their residence on the 4th ' concession of Stanley Township. There will be no music on Ontario Street next week We ore moving from . 161040 Ontario Street Join us for the GALA GRAND OPENING SALE at \IUeSIC 40 ONTARIO ST. STRATFORD OCTOBER 2 •7 • • produced. Each beam creates a different sound, therefore warning the user of the position of any object within the cane's path. Only one such cane is presently in use in Canada. Harold Vodden of Blyth was on hand to show visitors his seeing eye dpg, Chipper. Along with the display, the local Kinette group served tea and gathered $85 in profits. The money will be sent to the Overseas Relief Fund of the CCB and the Bluewater Club. i C . NTON NEWS-RECPRP, Tki ersortai notes Lloyd . HON i7s in Victoria Hospital Lo don, where� e recovering, from, surgery. Hope Qu are: soon home, Mist i.Beve '1y. Gale, daughter of Mr,,, .Mrs Ed Gale .,of the "ank- and Tummy ,ewstaurant, has d returne, '" to, '$anf, Alberta where she,will go back to .her duties at' the Banff Springsi�i'Hotel, .She, spent the summer with her parents and brothers, Michael and Herbert and also with friends in London. Mrs. --Norm Talbot and Ray 4chell spent Wed- nesday in Woodstock Ever, Youngs The Ever Young Club will have a pot -luck supper at their first fall meeting in the municipal building on Thursday, September 28 at 6 p.m. . At the Lioness meeting it was decided to' donate $200 to ' the Arthritis Society this year in lieu of canvassing the village, as has been done previously. HOUSE PLANS DRAWN to meet your requirements No Obligation Schaefer 'Residential Design Listowel 291-1449 510 Station Wagons Sportruck Deluxe Cab 210 Hatchback 280 ZX Coupe New 280 ZX luxury Sportscars and the 210 line of economy Sedans, Sports Wagons and Hatchbacks highlight the new Datsuns for 1979 The proven fuel infected 2 8 litre OHC engine is about all That isn't new in the 280 ZX The new 210"s embody everything that some other economy cars leave behind* more room, comfort agility and quality - engineering than ever before And refined for 1979 the family 510 line of compacts the best selling Sportruck line and the indulgent 200 SX Sports Coupep THURS., FRI., SAT. 3 DAY CLEARANCE— ALL REMAINING '78'S 111101S0 AND �1111Y 1610 gaIVMWAY•.... The '79 Oatsuns are in and all '78's must go, 3 days is all we have „ l':47 to clear the lot We will deal We will sell We've been told to give you the best deals on all new 78 stock But hurry' Best deals. car selection and time are running out Hurry' tp,l l D a r1•1 ' lUr5" Sat . Save 3 by acting now before the tax goes up. All '78's are offered at discount .pr.ices his :daughter Mrr Al Freeman, Mr. Freeman and, family,, so a . granddaughter Larry,, Jones. Mr, ,and: Mrs, Bert Casler .of' .Lansing, Michigan who Were ..visiting in the village, accompanied them,, Ray Schell of the Clan Gregor apartments celebrated his 86th bir- thday at - the home of'his daughter, Mrs. Norm Talbot also his grand- father=Ray Schell. CHANGE IN NAME INDEPENDENT SHIPPER United Co -Operatives of Ontario Livestock Department Toronto Ship your Dwaine k with FRANK VOOGEL Dashwood Monday Is shipping day from Varna Stockyard previously Roy Scotchmer '1.15 per hundred for cattle. '1.50 per hundred for veal and sheep. CaII Dashwood 238-2707 or Bayfield 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday for prompt service No charges on pick-up • WSDA, S ►TTIER a, 1978 -PPE 11 White Paint INTERIOR Latex $4 White Paint ALONG WITH A BROADLINE OF Kem Paints GAL. 95 • 10 GAL. OFF OUR REG. PRICE Micafil, J.M. Fiberglass Batts. Styrofoam sheet, all ready and awaiting your energy conservation program 'at Your DASHWOOD WINDOW dealer: COUNTER CASH & CARRY Building Supplies PRINCESS ST, WEST, CLIN,T,DN 482-9612 of our new showroom and garage Thursday, Friday, Saturday September 21,22,23 We invite the public to share our pride in our new accommodation. Come in anytime -- look around -- 'haveachat --and look at the rrew,Datsuns. Seaforth