Clinton News-Record, 1979-11-01, Page 20WAGE 20--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVE,MBJ R 1, 1979
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17. Auction sales
•
17. Auction sales•
18: Services available 21. Personal ''
AUCTION SALE
for
Bill and Mary Hart
Well known local collectors, and authority ori Egmon-
dviile potiery; plus some selected additions.
on
Sat. Nov. 3 at 10 a.m. SHARP
held at the
Seaforth industrial Park
(South Main St. Watch for signs)
Sale of approximately 300 Tots, highlighted by some 1/2
dozen pieces of Egm.ondville pottery; 12 lightning rod in-
sulators, purple insulator; many collectable bottles
and oil lamps. Also: Brantford and other earthenware
lugs and crocks; Occupied Japan; a Bisque and other
figurines; Canadian, depression, carnival, and other
collectable glass. Butternut chest, cedar chest; 8 piece
oak dining room- suite cw 48"-96" round extension
table; walnut bedroom suite cw tear drop brass pulls;
odd chairs, including rockers; odd tables; oak com-
mode; wicker baby carriage; brass; silver; and many
other household articles, tools and antiques; Canadian
books.
Very few small articles, so be early for the sale.
Cc sh or cheque with acceptable ID
Owners or auctioneer not responsible for accidents or
property loss.
AUCTIONEER: Tom Papple
527-0514, 527-0940
SALE MANAGER: John Fisher
CLERK: Jack McLachlan
18. Services available 18. Services available
WHEELCHAIRS: The CP &
T Fund of Clinton Oddfellows
Lodge have wheelchairs
available for loan free.
Contact Tom Chuter 482-7652
or Mrs. M. Batkin 482-
3866.-44ar
FOR REPAIR and regfazing.
of wooden windows, eXterior
maintenance; yard, attic
and basement cleanups, will
take junk to dump. Phone
David Livingston 482
7,7555.-44,45
Custom
Slaughtering
and
Processing
Kill Day Wednesday
70911BRICItt
DASHWOOD
237-3677
SERE BROS.
CONSTRUCTION
Building or
Remodelling
All kinds of
Carpentry
GERRY BERE
Port Albert 529-7177
DAVID BERE
Dungannon 529-7894
CaII us, for your
pre -winter
* FERTILIZING
* PRUNING
*EAVESTROUGH
CLEANING
*CHIMNEY
POINTING
General
*FALL HOME
MAINTENANCE
SPECIAL!
We will do
your lawn.
RAKING &
WORKING UP
FLOWER BEDS
for only
'20.
per average lawn
Special ends
November 8
Phone Wayne Folcher
4824870
HOUSE PLANS
and
MECHANICAL
DRAFTING
482-3586
BILL'S ..
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
`Repairs .to all makes, of
major appliances.
Phone
CLINTON
482-9022
SCREENED
TOPSOIL
(for Lawns - Gardens'
Flowers
ALSO
•Crushed Stone
•Crushed Road Gravel
•Cement Gravel
*Pit Run Gravel
Backhoe Work
LYLE
MONTGOMERY
482-7644 evenings
J.B. COLQUHOUN
GENERAL
CONTRACTOR
* Custom Built Homes
* Renovations
* Additions
482-9506
EVENINGS
HANK'S SMALL
" ENGINE SERVICE
HENRY REININK
1 MILE NORTH OF
LONDESBORO
523-9204
FOR SALE
Used Snowmobiles
We also Service
and Repair •
snowmobiles and
snowblowrs and
other small engine
equipment
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& SONS •
FOUR MODERN
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PHONE: SEAFORTH
NEiL: 527-1737
DURL: 527-0828
JIM: 527-0775
JOHN KASSIES
GENERAL
CONTRACTING
* Farm Buildings
* Additions
* Renovations
Phone 482-3063
manwsumnams
BACKHOE
CONTRACTING
by
Slotegraaf
and Co.
* Trenching
* Farm Drains
* Septic Beds
482-9112
or
524-7067
PETE SLOTEGRAAF
19. Notice to
creditors
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
ALL persons having
claims against the Estate of
LUCY ROSAMOND WOODS
DIEHL, Widow, late of the
Village -of Bayfield, in the
County of Hu -on, who diedon
or about the 25th day of May,
1979, are required to file the
same with _full particulars
with the undersigned by the
17th day of November, 1979,
as after that date the assets
of the estate will be
distributed.
DATED • at Goderich,
Ontario, this 17th day of
October, 1979.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
P.O. Box 218
Goderich, Ontario
(Solicitors for the
Esta te)-43,44,45
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opportunities
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Depending on ability and
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opportunities
EARN a second income.
Learn income tax
preparation at home. For
I free brochure write U & R
Tax Schools, 118 Roxborough
Drive, Toronto, Ontario
M4W 1X4. No
obligation.-44bc
25. To give away
TO GIVE AWAY to a good
home or farm 2 kittens, litter
trained. Phone 482-7228.-44
27. Deaths
MIDDEL
Suddenly on Friday, October
26, 1979, Albert Jacob
Middel, of Meneset' Park,
Goderich, in his 43rd year.
Beloved husband of Shirley
Hoy. Dear father of Carrie
Middel, London, Marty and
Jeannette Middel both at
home, son of Reinder and
Janna Middel of Clinton.
Brother of John, Tilison-
burg; Evert, Goderich;
Jake, Washington, D•.C.;
Adrian, Coquitlam, B.C.;
Ron, London; Mrs. Betty
Tolsrna, Goderich; Ann
(Mrs. Bert Kolkman)
Lambeth; Frances (Mrs.
Wayne Kuntz), Bayfield and
Janna Middel, Toronto.
Rested at the Stiles Funeral
Home, Goderich, until
service in the chapel on
Monday, at 2 p.m. Interment
Maitland Cemetery.-44nc
,REIGER"
At Huronview, Clinton on
Monday, October 29, 1979,
Albert Jacob Regier, in his
88th year. Beloved husband
of Mary Ann (Wilds) Regier
of Huronview. Dear father of
Laura (Mrs. Glen Cyphry) of
Georgetown, Rita. (Mrs.
Herman Quick) of Comber,
Cecilia (Mrs. Earl Gardiner)
of ,Newmarket, Ruth (Mrs.
Robert Duffy) of Dublin,
Eileen (Mrs. Hank Goeree),
Charlotte (Mrs. Wright) both
of Hamilton, and Marie
(Mrs. Alex Deitrich),
deceased, Jerome of
Walkerton, Leo of Mount
Carmel, Raymond of Port
Loring, Wilfred of Stayner,
Orval of Utopia, Donald of
.Ripley, John of Kincardine,
Joe of Crediton, Philip of
Exeter and Norman,
deceased. Dear brother of
Peter of Kitchener. and
Eileen Denomme of
Michigan. Also survived by
71 grandchildren and 47
great grandchildren.
Resting at the T. Harry
Hoffman Funeral Home,
Dashwood where funeral
services will be held today,
Thursday, November 1, in
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church, Rev. A.L. Sasso
officiating. Interment in
adjoining cemetery.-44nc
CRAIG
At Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich,
on Monday., October 29, 1979,
William John (Baseball Bill)
Craig of Auburn, in his 86th
year. Beloved husband of the
late Ellen Jane Stalker, dear
father of Dorothy (Mrs. S.G.
Strasser) of Ontario,
California, Robert of Lucan,
Ila (Mrs. H. Worsell) and
Betty Wilkin both of
Goderich, William S. of
Clinton and the late Allan
Craig. Also survived by one
sister, Mrs. Olive McVittie
of Campbellford, Ontario, 16
grandchildren and nine
great-grandchildren. Rested
at the McCallum 'Funeral
Horne, Cambria Road at
East Street, Goderich where
funeral services will be held
today, Thursday, Nov. 1 at 2
p.m. Interment in Ball
Cemetery.-44nc
BUTLER
At the Toronto East General
Hospital October 26, 1979
Helen Eunice Butler in her
55th year. Beloved wife of
Clifton Butler of Agincourt.
Dear mother of John and
Donald at home.
Predeceased by one
daughter Lynda Eunice also
Father W:—Victor Roy of
Clinton and one brother
Murray Keith Roy of
Bri.gden. Survived by her
stepmother Mrs. W. Victor
Roy of Clinton, two brothers
race Roy of Londesboro
and Peter Roy of Clinton, A
private funelral service was
held October 29 at Trinity
Anglican Church corner of
Coxwell Ave. and Cosburn
St. Toronto. Interment in
Mount Plear.'nt Cemetery,
Toronto. -44nc 1
BALL
Garden E. at the Plu umer
Memorial Hospital Friday,
October 19, 1979, Mr. Gordon
E. Ball, Beloved husband of
Carrie Ball. Dear father of
Catherine, aim, Nancy and
Mary. grandfather of seven.
Dear cousin of Norrbatn Ball
of Clinton. By request of the
family, . there was ..no
• visitation. Funeral service
was from the Barton and
,K rteley Funeral Home
'Chapel on Monday, October
22 at 10:30 a.m. Rev. E.
Irvine Johnston officiating.
Interment in Greenwood
Cemetery.-.44nc
RIEHL
Suddenly at his home in
Goderich on Saturday;
October 27, 1979. Daniel J.
Riehl, in his 73rd year.
Beloved husband of Mildred
Oke. Dear father of James of
RR 2, Goderich, Edward
(Ted) of Burlington, Patricia
Hildebrand and Daniel Jr.
both of Goderich and the late
Douglas Riehl, Also survived
by three sisters Sophie (Mrs.
Jack Glousher) of Goderich,
Mary (Mrs. Jack Seiling),
Elizabeth (Mrs. Alf
Machan), both of Blyth, two
brothers Albert of Saltford
and William of Blyth, eight
grandchildren and one great-
granddaughter. Rested at
the McCallum Funeral
Home, Cambria Road at
East Street, Goderi.ch,
funeral service 3:30 o'clock
Monday afternoon. Inter-
ment Maitland
Cemetery.-44nc
28. Engagements
McKENZIE-GRUBE
Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Grube of Clinton, are pleased
to announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Nancy Ruth, to Mr.. Bruce
McKenzie of Clinton, son of
Mrs. Jessie McKenzie. The
wedding will take place
Saturday, November 17, 1979
pt the Ontario _Street United
Church, Clinton,
Ontario. -44x
30. In memoriam
BALL
In loving memory of a dear
son William Clarence Bali
who passed away two years
ago October 27, 1977:
Sunshine fades and shadows
fall,
But sweet remembrance
outlasts all.
Always rememb4red .by
dad. -44x
HOY
In loving memory of a dear
mother and grandmother
Hazel Hoy who left us on
November 2, 1976:
There's a gift in life you
cannot buy
That's very rare and true
It's a gift of a wonderful
Mother and Granny
Likethe one, we had in you.
The many wonderful things
you did for us
In your kind and loving way
You gave us years of hap-
piness
No one can take away.
Nothing could be I more
beautiful
Than the memories we have
of you
To us you were something
special
God must have thought so
too.
Lovingly remembered by
Jim and Lloyd and
families. -44x •
31. Card of thanks
CORBETT
The family of the late Robert
Corbett wish to thank their
friends and neighbours for
Mass Cards, floral con-
tributions and messages of
sympathy during their
recent bereavement, We also
wish to thank Ball Funeral
Home, CHSS Cross Country
Team, The Chronicle, Grade
XIIIs and all those who
helped in any way. Our
special thanks to Father
Hardy. -44x
NORMAN
A sincere thanks to my
neighbours, friends and.
relatives for remembering
me in so many ways while I
was in Clinton Hospital. A
very special thanks to the
first floor staff for the ex-
cellent care I received, also
to Doctors 1-iarrett, Watt and
Newland. Sincerely,
Charlotte Norman; -44
SHANA.HAN
1 awash to thank Father
Hardy, Dr. I-Iarrett, the
nursing staff - family,
relatives and friends for
cards, gifts and visits while I
was a patient in Clinton
Hospital. Hazel
Shanahap.-44x •
KEYS
I would like to thank my
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for the cards, gifts,
flowers and visits 1 received
while
Jose
specs
who
retur,
I was a patient in St.
h's hospital, London. A
1 thank yowl to those
elped out 'since my
home. L nda
Keys: -44
the
0
Dora Shobbrook, editor
leade
Personal notes
an injured in car accident
Carman Riley was
admitted to University
Hospital, London on
Saturday night following
a car accident on the 9th
concession of Hullett. The
accident happened while
he was returning from
.work.
Russell Good is a
patient in University
Hospital. He was ad-
mitted on Sunday and will
be undergoing tests.
Julie Scott of Goderich
spent the weekend with
her grandmother, Mrs.
Jim Scott. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Jervis of Clinton
visited Mrs. Scott on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott
spent the weekend in
Toronto.
John Radford was
admitted to Clinton
hospital Saturday where
he will undergo tests.
Congratulations to
Patricia Burns and Ed
Pitkin, who were married
in our church on October
27. After a reception at
the White Carnation, the
newlyweds left for their
new home in B.C.
Marjorie Anderson and
Margaret Taylor were
guests at a meeting of the
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute on October 25.
Shuffleboard begins on
November 7 at 8 pm in the
hall. Everyone is
welcome to join in.
Thelma Ellerby and
Vera Gibbings of Clinton,
along with Laura
Saundercock and Dora
Shobbrook attended the
trosseau tea on Saturday
at Marilyn Bridges' in
Wingham. The tea was
held in honor of her
daughter Sharon Shob-
brook.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Carter and Colleen
returned home last week
following a two-week
vacation'- in southern
California. While there,
the Carters toured the
Los Angeles area,
Hollywood and Palm
Springs. They then
motored to San Fransisco
by the Pacific Coast high-
way.
The Carters were
visited by their daughter
31. Card of thanks
McGILL
We would like to say thank
''ori to our Mother's many
friends and relatives for all
their kindness to her over the
years, and for their many
expressions of sympathy to
us, in her honour, at -this time
of sorrow. Our thanks also to
Rev. J. Oestreicher and the
Beattie Funeral Home for a
beautiful service. The
McGill Family. -44
CARNOCHAN
We wish to express • our
appreciation and thanks to
everyone who remembered
us on our 25th anniversary
with visits, gifts, cards and
best wishes - it made it a
happy and memorable time
for us. Ken and Doris Car-
nochan.-.-44
WHITMORE
I would like to thank the 30
kind people who sponsored
me in the recent swim-a-thon
at Vanastra Recreation
Centre, The $118.30 that you
raised will be used to buy
equipment for handicapped
people from around Huron
County who took part in the
special needs program at
this centre. I would also like
to thank the Country Singles
Club for presenting trophies
to the top three winners. I
had the honour of receiving
one of these trophies, the
first trophy I have ever
received in my lifetime, so I
am very proud of it. Thanks
to you all for caring about
the specialneeds of the
handicapped. Karen
Whitmore, RR 4 Seafor-
th.-44x
BRAND
Sincere thanks to Dr. Baker
and the nurses who cared for
me while I was a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital.
• Also thanks to Father Hardy,
friends and relatives for the
visits, cards and flowers and
especially to those . who
helped out at home and on
the farm. Your' kindness as
greatly appreciated, ` ill
Brand. -44x
and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs.. Tom Johnston of
London on the weekend..
Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Fothergill and Nancy
attended the Family and
Children's Service
banquet in Hensall last
Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Saundercock and Mrs.
Laura Saundercock
visited on Sunday with
Mr. and `Mrs. Bob Peck at
RR 1, Zurich. There they,
celebrated the second
birthday of their gran-
ddaughter Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Paterson of London spent
the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Burns and attended
the wedding of her sister,
Pat.
Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Beth Knox were Mr.
and Mrs. Mel Knox,
Theresa, Melanie,
Christopher and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Irwin. The
dinner followed the
baptism of Christopher.
Shower for Pat Burns
The ladies of the village
gathered for an evening
shower at the church on
October 24. The event
honored Pat Burns,
bride -elect for October
27.
Pat, her mother Vi
Burns and sister Barbara
Paterson of London were
escorted to special chairs
and corsages were pinned
on them by Genevieve.
Alleb and MarjorLe
Duizer. A dessert of ca Ke
and ice cream was served
by the committee.
Marjorie Duizer was
the master'of
..
ceremonies. After
everyone introduced
themselves, Pat in-
troduced her sister Betty
Smith, her niece Vicky
Dahner and grandniece
Kerri Lee from Kin-
cardine.
Mrs. Allen played the
piano for a sing song, led
by Mrs. Duizer. Several
games were played and
won by Margaret Good
and Clara Riley.
Readings were given by
Edythe Beacom. Mrs.
Allen then gave an ad -
,dress to Pat and gifts
were presented by Karen
Johnston, Jennifer
Sottiaux and Deana Lyon.
Pat offered her thanks
for the gifts and the
lovely evening and in-
vited anyone travelling in
B.C. to drop in and see
them in Victoria.
United Church news
Gordon Shobbrook
welcomed the
congregation into the
church on Sunday
morning and • the ushers
were Tom Pollard, Greg
Andrws, Bob Jamieson
and Neil Cartweright.
Mrs. Margaret Whyte,
clerk of the session, in-
vited parents to present
their • children to Rev.
Scott for baptism. Those
who were received in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Knox and their son'
Chistopher Allen Robert,
accompanied by elder
Jim Jamieson and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Stewart
and their son Steven
Harold, accompanied b
elder Nick Whyte.
Special soloist for the
service was Louise
McGregor and Barbara
Bosman played the
organ. Rev. Scott led in
the service and the
children's story. The
junior teachers were
June Fothergill and
Ruthann Penfound..
Mr. Richard Hawley of
Auburn, will be in charge
of the service this Sun-
day. The congregation
was also reminded that
open house will be held at
the manse on the evening
of December 16.
WI hold Hullet happenings
card party
,There were eight tables
in play on Friday night
for the Women's Institute
card party.
For the first card party
of the season the winners
were: ladies' high,
Margaret Good; lone
hands, Mary Clark;
ladies' low, Rena Watt;.
men's 'high, Glen Carter;
lone hands, Don
Buchanan; men's low,
Bob Thompson.
Florence Cartwright,
Jessie Tebbutt and Lena
Nesbitt were in charge of
the evening.
4-H girls
learn stitches
The Londesboro III, 4-H
homemaking club met on
October 21. The girls
learned to finish off the
outside of their
needlepoint coasters:
Jackie Johnston and
Elizabeth Lawson served
lunch.
On October 24; there own lunch to eat in the
was an International cafeteria. The reason for
Year -of the Child takii'rg this trip was
assembly. Several grades because they were
presentees short songs studying North American
and reports on this topic. Natives in history. The
A film depicting the class arrived home at
struggle of a young 5:45 p.m.
Brazilian youth was also School pictures
shown. The pupils from Hullett
Oct. 19-26 was Inter- Central School had their
national Week of the pictures taken on October
Child and was also 22 and 23. Children aged
Nutrition Week, ..,;so. the four and under had their
Grade 8 girls performed pictures taken before
four skits on Nutrition nine.
Week. The photographer took
There was a speaker, class pictures as well as
Mrs. Kerr, whcz is Huronindividual and staff
County's chairman for pictures later on in the
Unicef activities. There day.
Was a good turnout of Horse shoe
parents at the assembly. demonstration
Grade 7 field trip
On Thursday, October
25 the Grade 7 class
travelled by bus to the
Royal Ontario Museum in
Toronto, where they
observed i North
American natives of the
Palaeo, Archaic and the
Woodlands time periods.
The students also saw an
authentic mummy.
The students had their
On Monday, October 22
the grade 8 class watched
Mr. Riley the Grade 6
teacher demonstrate
shoeing a horse. They
watched him clean the
hoof, cut off excess
toenail and file it
smooth.
He showed them dif-
ferent shoes, nails and.
tools used. The Grade 8
class enjoyed this
ANNOUNCEMENT
Lorne Love is bock in town:
Harvey Carter is pieased to.announce that Lorne Love, a licensed Auto
Body Repairer with over twonty.two years experience in Clinton, has
joined the staff of Carter's West End Garage.
For expert body work on your car, give Lorne a call at Carter's West bid.
Free Estimates.
CA • TER'S
West End Garage,
215 Huron Si., CLINTON
482.936
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