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I vtlVl..Y
" 1 d a'hd Ruth, (nee Colclough)
chalk God for the safe
° arrival of their daughter,
Laura Marie, .8 lbs. r/ oz, on
Dece*M r 20,,1979E.at Guelph
General • Haispita1. A wee
sister Or Arnanda.-4nc
CLIFTON
. Joe and Terry: are proud to
; nraounee the°arrival of their
s.or, Williarx> ' Joseph, on
December 15, 1979 in St.
. Joseph's. Hospital, London
Frond grandparents are
Mrs:. Lou' Swan, Goderich
and , Mr. and Mrs. George
Clifton, London. -Inc
KAW*.
Shivdas and Rekha proudly
%an•nounce the birth of their
first ' child, a beautiful
daughter. Ameeta. She
, arrived at 3:10 pm . on
Wednesday, December 26,
1979 at St. Joseph's Hospital;,
London,:y.eighing 6 lbs. 10
ozs.-lnc
27. Deaths
ARMSTRONG
At the Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday,
December.29th, 1979, James
(Jim) Armstrong, of - 177
Albert Street, Clinton, in his
78th year. Beloved husband
of Rose Armstrong. Dear
brother of Ella Munro of
Seaforth and John W.
Armstrong of Londesboro.
Predeceased by two sisters
and -two brothers. Rested at
the Ball Funeral Home, 1`53
High Street, Clinton; where
the--fu-neral service was held.
on January 1st, 1980 at 2:30
pm,. Interment ' tlint,on
Cemetery. As expressions of
sympathy 'donations to the
Mac Cameron Memorial
Fund of the -Clinton Public
Hospitalbr the Wesley -Willis
United Church Building
Fund would • be gratefully
appreciated by the
family.-lnc
GRANGER
At Clinton Public Hospital on
Tuesday, December 25, 1979,
Ernest F. Granger of
Bayfield, Ontario; In his 71st
year. Beloved husband ,;..
Joyce ' (Lewin) Gran_j
Dear father ' of Erne/
London, Bob of D
Manitoba and r,
Geraldton. Dear
Miss Christina !:
London. Pred
brother, Geor_ $
Also loved /.
children.,'
received
George;
Rido
p.m
r.
of
phin,
m .of
other of
ranger of
leased by a
e E. Granger.
y eight grand -
Friends were
at the A. Millard
Funeral Home, 60
Street South after 7
Wednesday. Funeral
is a wti s 'conducted-Tm'the
apel,on Friday, December
8 at 1 p.m. with Rev.
r
• i Bennett officiating.
Interment Forest Lawn
Memorial Gardens. A
Masonic Service was con-
ducted at the funeral home
on Thursday evening at 7:30
o'clock, in charge of Acacia
Lodge No. 580 4.F.
A.M.--Inc
BRISNNER
uddenlyat her residence o
a
'day, Decernler 21, 1979;
• s. Aileen Brenner Of RR3,--
Nyfieid; in her Gist year,
Beloved wife of Aleander.•
(Bill) Brenner. Dear'v`sister
of Kathleen. (Mrs, Gordon
Scotchmer) of RR.: • .3,
Bayfield,. and Weldon 4'I�eil
f Windsor. Predeceased bar
one sister acid two brothers NEAL
We wish to express our
sincere thanks to our friends,
neighbours and: .relatives• for
cards of sympathy, • letters,'
flowers and„donations to the
heart fotind`atiop~. •Our deep
gratitude to"ttte Rev>. Bennett
v+hcr
.gave' us spiritual and
moral support When
needed it Most. A special
thanks. tor, pr -flowers,- Dr,.
Newland, 'nurses gad •staff •at
the Clinton •.Ftublio J1o,S,p C
also special thanks' to all,
friends Who helped athome,
.before andafter. the church
,service, The MacVea.r
family ---,1_
We would like to thank oar
friends,„ neighbours and
I elatitves, R ,fot' cirdsr and'
floWter' while 'we were
. patients -in Stratford -general
Hospital, Sandy and Jamie
�ayter.••�•-1 '
•
BROWN
My' thanks ' to ' Lavis . erti-
ploye.s and employees for
the support I received in the,'
past and especially for the °
gesture rnade • to "xne.
Saturday Deeetn,herr 15; 1979,
Ha-rry $ rown. --•1 t '
.. GRi:NGE1{;
Rested at the Ball. T'uheral• At. 1Iurgnview' on Satur-da
Home 153 .High Street The wife and sons of the late
D ll
. g,, . ecerrrber 2.9th, 1979,. Russe _, Ernest.F. Granger 'to
Clinton, until Monday4 Neale of ` Clinton, in ,his 90th thank friends, Gnranger
wish'ts
December 24 where the year: -Beloved husband of the ., hi-tends,
for their man
funeral service Was held at 2 late Catherine Neal. Dear and-racts o'f kindness during e
p.m. Interment Bayfield • father of Graydon and Allan, week. ° S pecial' th . mks
1Cemetery.-lnc both of Clinton. Dear pastp
from Joyce to her7ciea
At_ •8eafcrth Public
School : ,. Young- P.eop1e'ss:
Theatre• -_--presents 'the.
REVOLT,► -� an adap^
:cation off' the - Tlleatr
Passe.. 1Vluall
production and rel
entertainment.• One
only':!January 11'
p. Tickets $
•.- 47-1880' ' to
reserve;
Sponsored r
Egmont
dation:
ROUgACE
At University .B.aspital,
London- on 'Tusday.,
.December '25, `1979, Ada
Marion (Curtis) of Colborne
Township, (Goderich)',
formerly RR 6, St. Thomas,
in her 52nd year. Beloved
wife of G. Murray Rourke.
Dear mother of Robert, RR
2, Zurich; Kervin, Clinton
and Charlene Rourke at
home. Daughter of Clara and
the late George Curtis, St.
Thomas. Sister of Murray
Curtis,' RR 6, St. Thomas.
Rested at the Stiles Funeral
Home, Goderich, after 2 pm
Thursday. Service on Friday
at 1 pm. Interment
Dungannon Cemetery.=lnc•
HOMUTH
At Huronview, Clinton, on
Sunday, December 30, 1979,
Ruth Margaret Pinkney cif
Goderich, in her "66th year.
$'loved wife of A. M. (Mac
Homuth. Dear mother of R
B. ' (Ron) Homii,
Mississauga and Sh7
(Mrs. r Brian -•:Gar''
London. " Sister of".
Pinkney„ Midla i•
Pinkney, Ottawa
Pin-kney, Toro
law of Ro•,
Clinton. P�%
brother
Also s.:"`
grand •,j g
the
Go /=
ey
lett),
rl' C.
Glen
Floyd C.
o. Sister -in -
rt Homuth,
'ceased by one
rile, of Toronto.
rvivd.. b -b* -flit
u hter:. Rested at
iles Funeral ,;,Home,
rich after 7 pm Mon -
:.•Service' and committal
n Wednesday at 1 pm.
:Interment Wingham
Cemetery. -'Inc
'Har'riston , and 'Nancy of Bayfield, -Joyce,
Newport Richey, Florida. and Tom. -1 ;
E11so loved • by two. -great- °
granddaughters Lisa and
Cathy. Rested at the Ball
Funeral Home;,.. 153 High
,Street, 'Clinton; where the
funeral service was held on
Tuesday, January 1st at 1
pm. Interment Clinton
Cemetery.-lnc
SCOTCHMER
I would like to th.
many friends,
neighbours, Bayf
Church and the
for the cards -;
my times •;o.
Miring
chmer.-
my
ves and
ld United
ioness Club
d gifts during
hospitalization
79.Ken Scot-
„HAUGH
s cannot express my
reciation of the kindness
my family, - relatives,
riends, -staff, nurses and
doctors at the hospital. The
visits, treats, flowers and
cardsare wonderful
medicine. They willralways
.be remembered with
gratitude. So may hope, rove, ,
faith and happiness by yours
throughout the coming year.
Mary Haugh. -1
SPROUL
Si ,''rte --thatlks to• Doctor
Batter, Doctor.2Rodney and
the•nursing staff of the first
floor; for' their care during
my recent stay at Clinton
Public ,Hospital. Thank you
also to those who sent
flowers and cards: Marilyn
Sproul. -lx
An -stet? Jewellers
LIMITED
11 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-3901.
ed.
Novi!
t 7:3Q
-,00.Call
y the , Van,
l" oun-
0 every Tue§day
ening at Vanastra
entre, RR5 Clinton; 8_•
.m.'First regular card,
$1;00; 15 regular $15
games, three •share -the
wealth. Jackpot' '$200.00
uron 'County ;Health
t invites you to attend
e- ;`:Adult Health.'
Guidan,e Centre, held: at
the Municipal Building,;
Bayfield .on Tuesday
Sarnuary 8, 1980 from 1.30
to 300 p.m. for,
1, Health Surveillance
APAeruia Screening
3. Foot Care
4. UrineTesting
Blood Pressure.-.iAR
The annual meeting of
the Hospital • Auxiliary
will' be held Monday,
Tai uary 7, 1980 at 10 a° m;
in : the Boarl" Room
Please ' bring annual
report. All welcome. -1
sister must get....-...Adrnission "
6:. 440..-,......uxestric,to.d_to.-1.67years-•and- » 3 GH R E T -Y-- - =
kip, Bob over.---52tfar Varna Township Hall -
Friday, Jan, 4, 1980 at
WINTER PROGRAM; 8:30 pm. Sponsoredby
fitness and swim classes, L,O,L. 1035. Everyone
at Vanastra Rec. Centre welcome. Ladies please
start Monday, January 7,
1980. Phone 482-3544.^lar •
HAEL
anks for kind -
own to me by
, friends, and neigh-
while a patient in
orth "Hospital. Special
nks to Dr. Malkus and
nderwood, - nurses, can-
dystriper.. ,,•,,,.Re.v. John
.a0estreichei Wesley -Willis
U.C.W. and Vanastra
Community Centre. -Wilma
McMichael, -lx
HARTLEY
Many thanks to my fiaiends
during my recent stay at
University. .Hospital, w.ho
sent their good wishes,' gifts
and'cards. Special thanks to
niy good friend Dr. Frank
Newland. -Hal Hartley. -lx
CLINTON Legion Bingo
every Thursday, 8 p.m.
First regular ucarsi $1.:
restricted to•:1'6 year or,
over. 15 regular games of
$15.. $5 least onsplit.
Many other specials.
Jackpot $200 must go
each week.-20tfar -
B•US' 'O N,H,L;;garnes in
Detroit from January..26;
to'April ,.5, For -Cdr - "
formation call United
BI TQC , Blyth Memorial
Hall every Saturday
night 8 p.m, 12 regular,. 3'
share -the -wealth jackpot
$150.00.-39tfar
Saturday,
Januar 12th - •�
°Dancin 9:30 ..rn. - 1 a.
,_ _ g p n1.
Cover Chce $6. per couple
--ate -night-b uffet- t5: - p ar-coupl e
Call 5.24-4133.0r
- 482-9228
Advanced Reservations held until 9;30 p.m.
All courrsrs: ii class,
'hours ect01lr'15.00.
A C,H.47,*SR
Starting: Monday,.. Jan,.
14 at MO p.m. Basle knit-
-classroom demon-
stration and sowing in
,lass. Advance knit
demonstration,
' At.Blyth Public
S.Cliodt,
Stalrfi.ng: .Mond'a:y,
Janucnry 1.9 „ at 9 aanw,
ilsoslc= knits, Starting
Tuesday, Jan. 13. Adllark
co Knil.ts
At MctYy's "'3ewing
Centre
S'ta'r�ting Mion'day.
.January 14 1.08'alic
Knits.• Startingat T0ue-s.dtisy,
January 15 at 1:00 •••.Ad•
vgnce Knix,
At-G:D.C.I.. Goderich,',
starting Thursday,
Janpary 1fi lrt�fi;3p m;
Advance Knits. -
PkEASE PRE -REGISTER
. EITHER AT STORE
OR SCHOOLS BY PHONE
- Mary's Sewing Ctre.
- 482-7036
HELD OVER,TI;LL JAN. 5, 1980
SHOP T!MES:r °WEb. - THURS.: 8:00 P.M.
FRr. - SAT.: 7:00 8 9:10 p.m. •
HARRISON STONEHOUSE ANTIQUES NOW PAYS MORE FOR
SILVER COINS,GOLD COINS, DIAMONDS AND
ANYTHING MADE OF. GOLD OR SILVER
Arran9ements can be made- for con-
sulta-tpons in the privacy of your own home. -�
Old Gold; Sterling Silver, Franklin Mint Pocket
,•Watches, Any Other Coins or,Coilectables '
.
3. DAYS _ LY...SUN: 6th to. TUESr. 8th
<._._ NSHOWTIME; 8 P.M.
wg PAY THESE HIGH PRICES
for CANADIAN
DIMES, 1966 or before • ......... DIMES, 1967 and 1968.(silver) ......• .
QUARTERS, 1966 or before . , .
QUARTERS, 1967 and 1968 (silver)
pieces, 1967.or before .... r • • .
SILVER DOLLARS, 1967 or before
• •••••.•• r .. .60 each
...:, . • • r :.:." 52:50 each •
-_.,.. $1.50 each
• r • $5.00 each
$11.00 each
HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9
a.m. - 6 p.m.; Friday nights till 9 p.m.
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11 YEARS 01 AG( 01 OVER '
It's the nuttiest, naughtiest, looniest, goontest,
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HALVES, '1964 or before - '5.00 each
QUARTERS; 1964 or before $2.50 each
DIMES, 1964 or before .. t $1.00 each
:KENNEDY HALV015-1969 . $1.45 each
SILVER DOLLARS,1878,- 1935 ........... ...... $13.00 each
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We bay all types of Military items
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WE•BUY FOREIGN COINS
Dutch, German, Russian, French. Mexican,
British and all other countries
NICKELS
1922 to 1936. , ........ ; .06
1925 i; , 12.00
1926 N6' 1.10
1926'f6 .., - 35.00
REMEMBER.; WE BUY
1. Foreign Paper Money
2. Foreign Coins
3. World Gold Coins
4. Collector's U.S. Paper
Money
We pay cash for all sterling
silver or European Continental
silver, spoons, forks, .knives,
plates,trays, tea services.
candlesticks, jewelry, etc.
r GOLD SCRAP
We pay cash for any gold marked 9K,
.1010 14K. 18K, 22K. We buy broken or
out • of style rings, bracelets,
jewellery, of all sorts, watches,
bullion; nuggets. We pay '3.65 per
gram and -more (according to karat)./
FIVE 'ENT SILVER
1858 to •1908 50` up
1875 to 1884 20.00
1909 to 1920 35C
1921 900.00
S. Colloctor's Canadian
Money' .
6. Newfoundland Silver n
and sold Coins
7 All U.S. Corns •
8. Olympic Gold and Silver
Coins
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2. Due to markot fluctuation, prices on old gold'and -
•/livor bullion Items are sublet, to change without
notic-o. All other prices guaranteed forthe duration
of this *vont,
3. A$4 coins and stamps must bo. in at toast mi,iuM,tor ,
condition In ciur opinion, in ordor for us to Rurthaso
thorn.
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