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Clinton News-Record, 1979-09-27, Page 241 tr CLINTQN VRWS-RECORD► TH1J,RS;DAY►, SgPTEMBER. g7►. i979 --P 27. Deaths BROWN. In the Clinton Public Hospital, on Saturday, September 22nd, 1979. William Ernest Brown of Blyth. Beloved husband of the former Cora Fear, in his • 84th year. Beloved father of Robert and Douglas of Blyth and Donald of Comex, B.C. Dear brother \of Harvey of Blyth. Also survived by six grandchildren. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Queen Street, Blyth, Ontario until Tuesday, when the funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Interment Blyth Union Cemetery.-39nc TOMS At Garden City Hospital in Garden City, Michigan on September 19, 1979, Ann D. Toms (Gross) of Detroit in her 77th year, wife of the late Norman Toms. Survived by several brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews in- cluding Dawna Westlake of Bayfield. Mass was held Friday, September 21, 1979 at Turoskwi Funeral Home, Detroit. , Interment on Saturday in Bayfield Cemetery.-39nc BEDARD In Seaforth Community Hospital on Monday Sep- tember 24, 1979, Marie Elmire (Emily) Bedard of RR 2 Zurich in her 82nd year. Wife of the late Theophile Bedard (1974). Survived by one son Rosaire of RR 2 Zurich, two daughters Albena and Deloris of RR 2 Zurich and one grand- daughter Linda Ann also of RR 2 Zurich. Predeceased by two sons Roger (1968) and Raymond (1937) and infant daughter Maiie (1929). Also predeceased by two sisters Mrs. Rose Alma" Giroux (1957) and Sister Marie Alize (JESUS MARY ORDER) (1956), one brother Arthur Chretien (1968). Resting at the Westlake Funeral Home Zurich until Thursday, September 27, 1979. Funeral mass at St. Peters Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph at 11 a.m. Rev. Father Bensette officiating. Burial in St. Peters Roman Catholic Cemetery in St. Jos.'epb.-39nc . 28. Engagements. HUMPHRIES FITZSIMONS Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitz- simons, Bayfield announce with pleasure the for- thcoming marriage of their daughter Karen to Carl. Humphries son of Mrs. June Humphries, Bayfield. The wedding to take . place October 12, 1979,.Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield. -39 30. In memoriam HANDY In loving memory of a husband James, who passed away two Mears ago Sep- tember 30, 1977: Memories are treasures no one can steal, Death is a heartache no one can heal, Sotne may forget you now that you're gone, But - . I --...:will remember no matter how long. I remember the day I met you and the day God made you mine.. I remember the day I lost you and I will till the end of tinie, But with all my tears and heartache, This has made one .glad, that -- you chose me, To' share with you the wiinder".ful years we had.. Sadly missed and loved by wife Lillian, son, daughters, in laws and grand- clildrett.-39 KERR In loving memory of our daughter Ella Kerr who was taken from us so suddenly four years ago, September 26, 1975: Time !goes intwith many changes Joys, sorrows, smiles and tears, But your memory never raves us With the passing of the years. Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten by Mother and Jae, --39 HANDY In loving memory of,a dear father and grandfather James W. Handy who passed a+ay • two years ago Sep tehiber 30, 1977: l=ie left us quietly, Hfs thoughts unknown, Bin left us a memory We are proud to own. S6 treasure him Lord, iif`your garden of rest, Or here on earth 1-I waix,onc of the best. A *ays„ in '64 and° remeni- bbered by , daughter Orate arid thildrdh, 39' 30. In memoriam TWYFORD In loving memory of Tom Twyford who passed away on September 27, 1976: "Thy will be done" seems hard to say, When one we love has passed away, Some day perhaps we'll understand, .When we meet again in the better land. He has not left the ones he loved, Nor has he travelled far, Just entered into God's lovely room, And left the door ajar. Lovingly remembered by wife Thelma, daughter Ruth Ann and son-in-law Wayne. -39x 31, Card of thanks McCLINCHEY I wish to thank my friends and relatives fpr the cards, treats and well wishes sent to me since my bicycle ac- cident. Shawn McClin- chey.--39x FLYNN We sincerely wish to thank all our friends and neigh- bours and anyone who assisted us in any way at our time of disaster. All those wonderful people who gave gifts, assisted us financially, gave us moral support with words of kindness, helped us rebuild and made last Friday, September 21 at the Clinton Legion a night we will never forget. Due to some great people with a rolling home and people looking after our plumbing and facilities, we never even had to leave home. Thank you. The Hugh Flynn Family. -39x The council chambers at the Clinton town hall is an active spot this week as . members of the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary busily sell tickets for their 25th Penny Sale. The draw day for the 160 gifts is set for Saturday andwinners can pick up their prizes at the time of the draw or on Monday morning. (News - Record photo) Legion busy with dances and other By Rene Brochu A busy one to be sure as westarted out with the commencement of Brownies 'and Guides in our Auditorium on Monday and Tuesday evenings: Our Bingo followed on Thursday evening with Comrade Ed Porter's RR5 Bingo Team doing their turn for 'the Branch. It was again one of our ' 'regular at- tenders, Comrade Vera Bennett, who went home with the $200 Jackpot. Next came the customary TGIF evening on Friday with Comrade Walter WANTED KNITTERS For the: . FAMILY and CHILDREN'S SERVICES CHRISTMAS WELFARE BASKETS For More information Please Contact: Mrs. W. Homuth, Co.-Qrdinator Phoner4824312 4 939 `.yau arca aeru�ia .iflAtod. to Open Notae 4 IL &Ali . ` Ldd iA Q 4 93de e and %1 eacl 1tuvt 1. 13A Uu•nda L , 6eptetnt . t&i4kt& 1979 nineteen4,uuul.ted, and. ees7a4-Itcy.-•mine 2:30 p.m. to 4:30134n. and. 7:30 p.m. to. 9 •p..rn. at tit , JCo n - lJwuta, r;►tan is 9jaun firl,zodiar i e t4i *nog rrwclan i J,ed gift 71,42. nodpec4429ueet IVO Olken. Snary 'winning the TGIF raffle prize, we're sure he'll enjoy his winnings. Friday evening was also the night that the Monster Bingo workers gathered in our ladies' lounge for a much deserved evening of enjoyment and comradeship. The gathering was overjoyed .with the Hip Of Beef ,lunch prepared by yours truly and carved by our expert Comrade Bill Chambers. Another' successful evening for- our or our branch, our thanks to all those on the bingo committee who helped to make the evening so successful. Monster Bingo Chairman Joe Daer presented • a financial statement on the status of the swim- ming pool fund which indicated that our service clubs have now amassed a total of over $38,000 for the replacement of our pool. • •While . all this was transpiring in our lower lounges, the auditorium was an overcrowded scene with well wishers bearing gifts for the Hugh Flynn family who lost their house and possessions in a devastating fire. Our ,Legion facilities, services and support goods were donated to- the Hugh Flynn family to the tune of $300. This was con- sidered only fair as the Flynns in our area have supported us in many instances with weddings and anniversaries. A11 told the revenue from donations and bar receipts totalled over $2,500 on the occasion of this fund raising benefit dance which was spearheaded by Mr. and Mrs. John Spence with the assistance of many relatives and friends. We hope that our small effort will prove • beneficial to Hugh' and his family and wish 'them much -success in their rebuilding program. Our thanks to Comrades- Terry Hollinshead, Brian Atkinson, and Billy Cox for taking care of the bartending duties and taking care of the needs of all the guests. Saturday evening was again a busy auditorium with the Country Singles Club holding another Singles Dance in our branch facilities. Another successful evening with thanks for this one going to "Col ratras'' `Fiiaiik and Kaye Pyke and Steve Maguire for tending to the needs of our singles guests. Our thanks to the Country Singles Club Executive body for making use of our facilities, you are welcome back anytime: With all the cleaning, which is a result of many functions we had last .week, it would have been animpossible task for me alone, so my thanks goes to Comrades Ron Gonie and Ed Porter for being In the Huron -Perth area, there are nearly 150 people registered with. the CNIB. Marcy aids, and services are ' being provided for these members -- books and magazines in large type, Braille or for those with liiiited vision;. .w,hite canes, . playing cards, games and many more.. Local clubs are playing an important part in the social life of the blind in our area. It is helpful for these people and volunteers to get together at social evenings, pic- nics and dinners, where they can meet old friends, meet new ones and discuss problems. Probably there is a neighbour or friend near you who could benefit from the services of the CNIB. If you know of such events on hand Just a reminder to all dart lovers, the season commences on October 4 at 8:30 sharp. Also, men's euchre starts on October 9 at 8:15 p.m. for a 25 week session of ., euchre. Both of these sports activities takes you through the winter months with 'an evening of relaxation and comradeship, so, you may re:ister at the Air z Legion, or for darts call. Comrade Don Armstrong at 482-9478, and for men's euchre call Comrade Bill Marsh at 482-9623. It appears that our monthly bulletin recently published was in error Secondly, the Ceilidh' which is cheduled to take place in October is being sponsored by our Legion Branch and not by the Pipe Band. Sunday Special SEPTEMBER 30 }'� ROAST CHICKEN with dressing and gravy, or SIRLOIN STEAK grilled, with fried onion. Both include mashed or French -fried potatoes, buttered mixed vegetables, and soup_of the _day. Also includes our salad bar, roll, tea or'cof- fee. Dessert strawberry pie. $59s Every''Wednesdat is Senior. •Citizen's Day! Senio:r.Citizens will get a 7 O% DISCOUNT NEW HOURS: Monday to Friday,'7 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday,. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. DEBBIE'S custard cup 2 miles south of Clinton on Hwy. No. 4 at Vanastra Rd. 4824896 a person, would you give their name to the. can- • Nasser who will be calling on youfor your support in the next week or two. Your -financial help is needed to carry on this work. by. Edith E. Landsborough Snit' le Public speaking is like taking a vacation. You need to know the right place to stop. PREwga , ,,t ,--STORY HOUR at Clinton Public .School In the Ilbrery every second Tuesday, .commencing October 2 from 2:30.3:30p.m. Three and • Four year olds' welcome White Carnation, Holmesviile Offer the Smorgasbord All fall Hot buffet - salad bar - dessert - home cooking our specialty HOURS: NOON DINNER WED. 12.2 P.M. THURS. 12.2 P.M. FRI. 12.2 P.M. SAT. 12-2 P.M.. SUN. 12-2 P.M. 5-8 P.M. S-8. P.M. 5-8 P.M. 5-8 P.M. 5-7:30 P.M. RESERVATIONS REQUESTED SAT. NIGHT ONLY CATERING TO WEDDINGS. BANQUETS & PRIVATE PARTIES TEL. 482.9228 AFTER HOURS 524-4133 OPEN FOR FALL... Now accepting reservations for Christmas parties and New Years. Register Now! for Mary's '79-'80 SEWING CLASSES starting October 1 . MORNING CLASSES:. \ At Blyth Public School, Mondays, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. "Basic Knits or Advance Knits" (10 wks) At Mary's Sewing Centre, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9 a.m. -12 noon. "Conestoga College Dressmaker's Certificated course" (2 year course) AFTERNOON CLASSES At Mary's Sewing Centre Mondays, 1:00 -•3:00 p.m. "Basic Knits" (10 wks.) Tuesdays, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. "Advance Knits" (10 wk's.) EVENING CLASSES At Clinton High School: Mondays 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. "Beginner's Sewing" (10 wks.) At Clinton High School: Tuesdays 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. "Basic Knits" (10 wks) At Goderich High School: Thursdays 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. "Basic Knits" (10 wks.) REGISTER AT THE SCHOOL OR AT MARY'S. FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION PHONE Mary's Centre 482-7036 aoasuglrt Rest011 and Tavern t LICENSED UNDER L.C.B.O. SUNcOAS'r BAYFIELD RD., GO'DERICH STRIP 524-7711 Weekend Entertainment This Fri. & Sat. Sept. 28 8 29 "THECAVALIIulS" "Overlooking Bayfield Harbour" Sunday, October 7 & Monday, October 8th Our Diningroom will feature: Appetizer. Dry Dock Salad ROAST TURKEY Nith (herr) snurr PRIME MB OF BEEF �'.ith 1 r►rk hire Pudding l'unipkin 1'i, or chocolat.. MOhI. $ 95 SITTIM, AT 2:00 5:00.8:04) IlOTII DAIS. RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED. 01 II r•(11'`I1'I' MilO1''VIILL FEATI RE: Sal SPIECIAL TURKEY DINNER 66 . (No R4' 4'tvrtrlons► treat yourself and your friends..,to our Mot Buffet. EveryThurs. & Fri. 12 noon .2 p.m. Como as you carolHo rs: itt36 .rh. • 1 a.rit. MI�t,,otho t. u. Saturday 111:10 Sunday 401SondEn % A tMICiADIM ' OMPAN v C4;161'161 gdhdert' bays dol girls make It "4ger likkih' good'..