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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-05-14, Page 16GOOD NEWS! Mrs. Ida Durnin spent the past'Week as'a patient in Clinton Public Hospital, The community hopes, she will soon be home. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood and the Gray family on the death of sister' -in-law Mrs. Eph Stay Palmerston who passed awayon May 6 at the age of 69. The body was cremated and a memorial service was held on May 8. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Saundercock and Mrs,.` Laura Saundercock dt tended College Avenue Church in Woodstock on Sunday morning when granddaughter Lisa Marie, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. John Saun- dercock was baptized. Mr and Mrs. Gordon Shabbrook attented the square -dame -convention at McMaster University in Hamilton and visted his brother Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shabbrook, Ken and Cindy at Galt. Mothers. Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Orville" Newby were their family, Mr. and.Mrs.: Don Newby, Diane,' Susan, and Keh of New :Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Newby and Jason, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Newby, Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. 'Bob Memary, Glen, Davi. .an' n. re o ' New Market, and Jim Preston` of New Ham- burg. Mrs. Edith Logan of U.C.W. hold shower A bridal shower was held for Nancy Salverda following the May 7 meeting of the Burns United Church Women at the home of Ida and Betty Salverda. Nancy was the recipient of many lovely gifts at the shower. Gladys Leiper read the address, and several contests were conducted by Ida Leiper. Mrs. Rice was in charge of the business meeting and the roll call was answered by a Bible verse. The treasurer's report was given by Jean Leiper. Thank you cards were received from Shirley Scott and Jim McEwing Township holds court - of revision At their May 5 meeting, Hullett Township council held a court of revision on the Vincent Drainage Works and awarded the tender for the project to Roth, Drainage at a price of $11,950. Coldstream Conrete will s'pply the material on the drain at a price of $8,395.24. Council agreed to purchase catch basins and junction boxes from Fletcher Tile Ltd. at $40 per grate and $25 per foot on catch basins. A bylaw to provide for drainage works in Hullett was given a third reading and passed by council. The bylaw authorizes the Family service held Family Sunday service was held at Londesboro United Church on Sunday morning. Greeters were Robert Hunking and Jack Lee. Ushers were Elizabeth Lawson, Laurel Duizep, Lee Ann and Ann Marie Thurlow. - The Rev. Scott welcomed all and gave the announcements and call to worship. The choir, Explorers, youth group, and the Inter- mediate Sunday School class presented, John Greenwood Parables, a folk musical about living the Christian life. The choir was ac- companied by piano, guitars, ukuleles and recorders. Mr. Scott was the narrator. borrowing of $34,000 for the Vincent Drainage Works. Tile loan applications for L. Johnston and Mr. Popp, were given coun- cil'sapproval and building permits were issued to: Doeke Buf- finga, garage and storage shed; Doug Trewartha, addition to barn; Larry Johnston, addition to implement shed and house alterations; Bev Wallace, mobile home; Ronald Moes, mobile home; Glen Nott, ad- dition to house; Robert Stoner, addition to house; Reg Lawson, deck at rear of house. A run-off tank for Rick Archambault was given council's approval and no top is needed _ providing that the cattle feedlot is a dry manure set-up. A 10 foot fence is to be con- structed around the tank and the building in- spector will point out to Mr. Archambault that he is building the tank on another person's property. A `dbnation of $50 was made to the Huron Plowman's Association and it was decided to pay Mrs. Ken Williams $5 for 500 Norway Spruce trees. R. Hunking was hired to. look after the grass cutting at the township cemeteries. He will be paid $3.65 per hour The tender of Pollard Bros. was accepted to provide and supply liquid calcium chloride at $118.25 per flaked ton equivalent. ****7************** * NORTHERN AUTO GLASS AND RUSTPROOFING * Exeter 235-1611 .* * ***************** Call us for all these Car & Truck Services MOBILE 1. AUTO GLASS AND WINDSHIELD INSTALLATION FORMULA 'S' RUST PROTECTION for newer cars - 5 year warranty MOBILE BODY SIDE MOULDING AND PIN STRIPING STONE CHIP PROTECTION NEW OLD UNDERCOATING for older cars and trucks and Mrs. Rice reported that five boxes of used clothing have been delivered. Donations were made to the South Huron District Association for the Mentally Han- dicapped and the Salmagoti Army. Beryl Reid's team were winners in the copper contest. A dinner will be served by the losers at on June 3 at the home of Hazel Reid. Blyth visited on Friday. with Mrs Harriet Knox, Mr. and Mars, Doug Ward and Mrs. Ruth' Shaddick of Clinton visited, on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick. Mrs. Bob Burns, and Mr: and Mrs. Colin Paterson visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Smith in Kincardine. Mother's Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson, Darren, Sarah and John of Woodstock, Mrs. Ron Ellerby, Donie and Frank, Chastity and Kennie Colquhoun, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter and Colleen treated Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Mrs. Rosie Armstrong to a Mother's Day dinner on Sunday. Keep in mind that the annual fireworks display will be on May 19 at dusk at. Hullett Central School grounds. It is sponsored by the recreational committee and the Londesboro Lions Club. Hullett Happenings The Grade 8 class went tree planting on May 5 and May 7. They went planting at Peter Hardy's ' and also at Belgrave. The Grade 8 class planted 2,000 trees to raise money for the graduation trip to Toronto. Overall they had a fun and educational time. Health Nurses ' On May 7 and May 9 the Huron County Health nurses gave the r .par- ticipating students a fluoride cavity treat- ment. The nurses have visited several schools administering this treatment. They also teach the Grade 6 class the use of dental floss. We thank the nurses for their help with the fight against cavities. Farm Safety On May 8 and 9 Con- stable Hassall came to our school to talk with students about farm safety. Everyone gathered in the auditorium to watch a film .entitled, Play it Safe. Then he talked to each class separately. He discussed the dangers of farm machinery and what measures should be taken to prevent ac- cidents. It was a very worthwhile topic seeing that so many of the pupils live on farms. Circus trip On May 2 the Grade 1 and kindergarten class went to the Garden Brothers circus in Kit- chener. They saw many kinds of . animals and enjoyed drawing pictures of them later. They had an excellent time at the circus. The No. 1 Barbecue Quality features demanded by the backyard chef If a new gas barbecue is a must at your place this year, come and check out our quality line of barbecues. • • •made of heavy gauge cast aluminum, no need to worry about warping of hood. • • •dual burner with up front controls. • • •complete with portable cart, propane tank, and serving board. • • •before you buy just any barbecue, come in and talk to Bob Crawford in Blyth or Tom Arthur in Exeter. HORON IRACTOR- BLYTH 523-4244 EXETER 235-1115 JOHN OEt R ; 1.1 BI;.E R THE ANNOUNCING: A DIVISION OF REALTY WORLD (W. J. 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