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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-07-19, Page 20PAGE LINT, NEW ORD, THURSDAY,1UL, 100, 1880 Public noti es t. Qu'b'Ni� notices Nance, OF APPLICATION' BY THIS CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMiTH $ >urrsduy,. July 10 TAKE NOTICE TOT:, 1. The council of the .Cor' oratlonof the Township of Tuckorsmith intends to apply to the Ontario Municipal Board foe approval of ii .t.aw Pio. 11.1980 a by=law to , pp y amend'' By -low. NO. 40,1914 authorizing a debenture ' Issue of '130, 000.00 over. 20 years at 9'/. % for the uofdauditorium.arena and swimmin pool acquisitionan . . 9 the community, known as. Vanastra in the said town- ship. 2. By.iaw No. 40=1914 authorized the levy of such deben- ures-to-be-ririciao-onru1l-t'-he-rateable--property-=in-the-- `• Township.of Tuckersrnith. Amending "By-law No 11-1980 if approved would restrict such levy to the rateable property in the Hamlet of Vanastra. which Hamlet is composed of all the lands and premises on Registered•Pians 22 and 23 in the Registry Division•of Huron. Any ratepayer may within twenty-one days after' the first publication of this notice serve personally or by registered mail on the Clerk of the Township of Tucker. smith atthe address given below a notice in writing stating his objection to such amendmant and his reasons therefore and if a public hearing. Is held he or his representative will attend such hearing to support such objection• 3. The Ontario Municipal,Board may approve of the said amendirionf•, but before doing so it may appoint a time' and place for a public hearling.whe'h any objections will be considered, but notice of such hearing will be given to only those persons who have given notice of objec• tion as provided for above. DATED at the Township of Tuckersmith this day of June, 1980. J:R,, MCLACHLAN Clerk -Treasurer GMB R.R.1;17;.'5 Clinton NOM ILO 4.: _ B. s r;.eSS..-., 0 .,..w.,—.� o por'tunities LEARN TO • bRI V'E TRACTOR TRAILERS or straight trucks Call THE CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF TRACTOR TRAILER - TRAINING LTD. 416-864-9381 established 1971 26. Births BENDER, "__ Jack and Shelley are happy to announce the safe arrival , of their son, Ryan .Michael, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on July 3,„1980, 81bs. 7 oz. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Don Talbot --of- London and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bender 01 Bayfield..;--28n.x WORKMAN Tom and Joyce are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter Cheryl Lynn born June 25, 1980 at Seaforth Community Hospital - a wee sister for Murray .-28nx BRADLEY Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bradley of Crediton wish to announce the birth of a son, Thomas James, on July 3, 1980 in St. Joseph's ;,Hospital, London. Grandparents are Mr. and . Mrs. Eugene Bradley and Mrs. Charles Lee all Of Clinton`-28nx GREIDANUS Herman and'. Gertie were blessed with the safe arrival of their daughter Charlene Rose weighing 9 lbs 7 ozs. o'n June 26, 1980 at Clinton Public Hospital. A little sister for Kimlrrly: Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hellinga, Lon- desboro and Mr. and Mrs. John Greidanus, Holmesv ille.-28nx 27. Deaths DAER In the Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, June 30, 1980, John James Daer of Auburn, in his 72nd year. Beloved husband of the former ' Florence.- Walper. Dear father of Bob of Go:derich, Edith (Mrs. Arnold' Roney) of Mitchell, Lila (Mrs. Norman McClinchey) of Auburn, Mrs. Edna Siler of California, Ellen (Mrs. Ralph Jackson) of Mitchell. Dear brother of Bert Daer of Blyth, Elizabeth (Mrs. Andrew Rirkconneli) of Auburn. Also survived by 15 grandchildren and two .great-grandchildren. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ontario, where • 'the funeral -service'was held on Thursday at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Blyth Union Cemetery.-28nx -27•'= f7isath ..KEYS At. Hurooview,..Clinton on Saturday;`. July 5, 1980, Mrs., Myrtle Keys, formerly of RR 1, Varna, in her '90th year. Beloved wife .of the, late Clifford •Keys..Dear mother of Bruce and t Jim b ,Qh of RR 1,' Varna. Also loved by nine andc'hildren and 17grea t grandchildren, Predeceased by one daughter, Sybil. Rested at .the Ball Funeral Home, 153 High Street,:. Clinton, after 2 p.m. Monday. where the funeral service was held on Tuesday, July 8, 1980 at 2. p.m. Interment -ayfieli Cemetery.- 28nx. CARTER Mrs.. Mary at Seaforth Community. Hospital on July 3; 1980, in her 95th year.. Mary Carter beloved wife of the late James Carter. Dear mother of Lorne and John, both of Seaforth. Also sur- vived by one sister, Mrs. 'Annie Leitch of Clinton, eight grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Friends called at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Horne, 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth, after 7 p.m. Saturday, 'where funeral service was held on Monday, at 2 p.m. Interment Maitlandbank Ce me ter+y.-28nx WHITE Mrs. Violet. At Huronview, Clinton on Tuesday, July 1, 1980, Mrs. Violet White (formerly Mrs. John D. Whittingham) formerly of Goderich, in her' 85th year. Dear Mother of Fred W1 it ins am Regina, Saskatchewan. Dear sister ,..of Mary (Mrs. Clifford Epps) of Clinton and William Argent sof Toronto. Funeral service was held at the McCallum Funeral Home, Cambria Road at East Street, Goderich, Thursday, July 3, 1980, at 2 o'clock. Interment Maitland Ce me ter y.-28nx LAWSON Sarah M. Lawson (Sadie Willis) x at Huronview Home, Clinton on Monday, June 30, 1980, formerly of Exeter, in her 93rd year. Dear mother of Dorothy Proulx of London Kathleen Ford of Exeter at d Evelyn Dick of Ingersoll. One son, Gerald, and four brothers predeceased: Also survived by 17 grand- children, 32 great:- grandchildren reatgrandchildren . and two great-greatdd ht 28. Engagements STIR LING-GRIGG Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Grigg ,wish to announce the - engagement of their daughter Catherine Anne Grigg to William Achert Stirling son of Mrs. Gwen Watson and, the late William H. Stirling. The marriage to take place Aug. 9, 1980 at. 4 pari." in the Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton. -28x HARTMAN- ' McCALLUM • Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum RR 1 Walton are pleased to announce the forthcon3.irfg marriage, of their 'daughter Joyce Marie to Mr. Wayne Arthur Har- tman son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartman RR 1 • Bayfield. The marriage to` --take-place August •8, •,i 880 at•h p.m'. Walton _united Church, Walton.; Open reception to follow. -28x • • 30. In memoriam FAWCETT In loving memory of ' our beloved on David who left us suddenly July 8,1978 in his 18th year: Your end carne sad and sudden, No time to -say goodbye, You were gone before we knew it • Only God knows the reason why. A 'golden heart stopped beating, Two working hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best. We think of him in silence' And often speak his name, But all we have is memories And his picture in a frame. Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten we miss you more as each day goes by. Your Mom and Dad, Nancy, Rebecca, also a friend. -28 JOHNSTON In loving'memory of Ervin M. Johnston: Wishing today as we wished before, That God would have spared you many years more, No one knows the grief we share, When we are together and you're not there. Life goes on -we know that's true But not the same since we lost you, . Though absent you are always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear. From Mom and Dad. -28x HILL In loving memory of William gran aug ors. John Hill who • assed awa fiveyearsagpyuly 6,1975: Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond Temories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near.' Lovingly remembered by wife, Ena __Hill and family. -28x r Friends called at the Hopper Hockey Funeral. Home, Exeter, where funeral service was on Wednesday, July 2, 1980 at 2:30 • p.m.. Interment Exeter Cemetery with Rev. Grant Mills of- ficiating.-28nx VALKENBURG Trijntje (Tena). At HuronvieW, Clinton, on Wednesday, July .2, 1980, Tena Valkenburg. beloved wife of the late Pieter Valkenburg, in her 75th year. Survivingare three sons, Pieter of Vancouver, Albert of Clinton, Henry f Dor- chester, three daughters Trudy Dyk of Walton Jannie Beurner, of Holland, Riek Greidanus of Londesboro, 27 grandchildren, four great- grandchildren. Rested at the 'Beattie Funeral Home, 55 Ra•ttenbury 'Street East, Clinton, until Friday mor- ning. Funeral service was held "at Christian Reformed Church in Clinton, Friday, at 2 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery. Reverend A. Van Den Berg officiating,---28nx FEENEY In loving memory of Thomas 3. Feeney who passed away oneyearago, July 13, 1979: To a beautiful life came a sudden end, He ' died as he lived, everyone' friend ” He was always thoughtful, lovingand kind, What a glorious mernory to leave behind. • He left so suddenly his thoughts unknown But he left us memories we are proud to own. Treasure him God, in your garden of rest, For in this world, He•wa•sone of the best. Fondly remembered by Evelyn, Beth, John and Lynn. -28x ,Help your Heart Fuad Help yourHeart Aider /a Folatiou du coeur„C+lst aider vow coeur •- t JOHNSTON In loving memory of Ervin Maxwell Johnstown who.. passed away two years •ago July 8,1978: We cannot think of therm as dead -� Who walk withius no more loin "the path of lif e we .�, g _ . tread They have but gone before. Lovingly remembered by, sister, .Ena Hill and fatnily. =-28x - 1 , 31. Card of thanks -. LIVERMORE I wish to express my sincere thanks to all those_ who remembered me with flowers, cards and visits while 'I was a patient in Clinton- Public Hospital: Special thanks to my mother Edith Swan and my sister-in- law Helen Young -for -taking care of my family. Also Dr. Lambert, Dr. Harrett and nurses on first floor for their excellent care. Your kind- ness will long be remem- bered. Barbara Liyer- more.-28x MOUNTFORD I wish to thank my wonderful family and friends for their' kindness, cards, flowers and gifts during my stay in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr." Lambert, Dr:- Harrett, the_ nursing staff and volunteers. Your con- cern is appreciated. Gerry Mountford. -28 NOGALO • • I sincerely appreciated the kindness of friends during my brief stay in the Clinton Public Hospital. My special thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr. Watts, the x-ray staff and nurses onthe first floor. Doreen Nogalo.-28 JEFFERY 1 -would like to express my thanks, and appreciation for the many cards, --gifts and good wishes extended to me on my recent retirement. Special thanks to the staff of Huron Centennial School for the well-planned dinner and dance. Thanks for the many gifts and the beautiful set of luggage. To all my associates 'and former teachers thanks for at- tending. To my Grade Eight students your party and gifts were a real surprise. Thanks also to the OPSMTF the Huron County Board and Administration for the respective gifts and dinners: All these acts of generosity ,are greatly appreciated. Spencer Jeffery. -28 MORRISON We wish to thank our family, friends and neighbours for the lovely cards, flowers and gifts We received on the occasion of our 40th Wedding Anniversary. It was greatly appreciated. God bless each one. Ruth and Murdoch Morrison —28 Dear Mom, Dad and Family: Thank you for all your support and en- couragement while I was at school. It will never be forgotten i t eve- rya: ays - your daughter. -28 Hirea student . Mark Johnston will do just about anything this summer. He will work a store, restaurant, on a farm, or as a lawn -cutter. He has been a paper boy. for several years and has experience working with people and handling cash. He has also worked In a small store and he has helped with.some con- struction. If you have a Job for Nlnrk or for any student, contact the Canada Employment Centre for Students at 524.2744, rnr There. w�� a large Grade 8graduation class. this year , t Huron CentennialPublic School. The grads included, front. row, left to Rossiya Elliott, t , Cathy ..SPiziale, Janet Kerr, Gall McIntosh, Carla 'Thompson, Cathy Mustard, Tracey Poswalk, Karen Presser,, Lori Strong, Lisa Telford, Karen fender, Lisa Johns'Cindy Taylor, Sharon Sager, Jenny Stei Marie . and Cassie James. 'Second row, Jimmy Racho,° Bob Barraclough, Jeff .Brandon, David McGregor, Scott Beale, Jeff Knights, John oyes, Kristin a%V iiden Neucker, -Estella "lesson, -Mary Gibson, :(Philip Menary, Tim McGregor,, Harold ltwnrrtnr. 1urlohlei Snelgrove, Leo Teaters and CharleWalker. Third x ur, Loriiia tor Darlene. Mqore, Theresa Herbert', Sherry C ute r, Laurel Peckitt, .Jane .Fraiser Lynne Branton, Tracey. . Harman,.Marlene Nott, Lisa Benoit L ss chllbe, Julie Townsend, Pebble Siertserna, Cher1 MacDonald and -,Cindy, Re<mer. Back row,Dale Thomnison,, Joie Darman, Murray Vynhal, B, ob `Snell, Ian ..Munroe, Jeff Peck, Danny O1'ney., , Trevor Scotchmerr, Dean ~Armstrong,. Ross' Mclntosh, Cameron Steckie, David MacLean, Mark Cantelon, Gerry McGregor and Tod TCalBwell Noe* Laurie photo) th LON • leader .3 ews from your neighbors Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard on_. the..death of Mrs. ,Pollard's father, William Glover of White Sands, Prince Ed*ard Island, Mr. and Mrs. Pollard had spent -the' -_„past zwp weeks.. vis tt,xMg_• her parents.' Visitors last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Allen snaddick . were Lloy Shaddick of Kitchener, intn Cl o Ruth •tSh ddic�c ©f , Mrs -.7-5`e �.�d _Ruth . and ��f .Shaddick and, Steven df Waterloo. Steven urns 1CWgaflzer Fourteen member of the Burns UCW were present at .the home of Jean Scott for their July 2 ' meeting. Mrs. Scott opened the meeting with reading and the scripture lesson and Kay Konarski read a poem. Mrs. Scott led in the business due _to the ab- sence of Mrs. Rice. Joan Hoggarth gave the treasurer's report and noted that the carpeting had been finished at the church. ., Thank -you notes were • received from Doreen Carter on behalf of the -c,,,,ft+ •T -ilii -n» A ec-v 'jatioT1 for the Mentally. Hanidcapped and from Tom Leiper. The Londesboro Women's Institute is planning' a bus trip to Parry Sound and in- terested Burns UCW members are invited, t make the trip. - The UCW group will serve refreshments on the last day of , Bible School and members: signed a sympathy card to .John and Trudy Pollard and family on;,the death of Trudy's father. A get well card was signed and sent. to Mrs. Ed SalverdaSr. Constance news and notes By Mary Merner - Miss KathyDimaline of Toronto - spent last weekend with ' her parents, Mr. and -.Mrs. Hugh Dimaline, Don, Peter and David. We are pleased . to report that Mrs. John Thompson has been able to return . home from Westminster Hospital, London. We hope she will soon be feeling much better. Mr: and Mrs. Robert Woods of • Gananoque arrived on Saturday to spend this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Steven Mcllwain of p Stratford spent the weekend with his grandmother Mrs. George Mcllwain. Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of , Colborne Township, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Bob, Mrs. Jack Storey, Sandra and Chris of RR 2 Blyth, Brian and Gary Williamson of Walton were Saturday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson, Leisa and Cheryl to celebrate Leisa's third birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson, David, Darren and Luanne, Mr. Ron Herman attended the Balers -Herman wedding in Sila1Cespeare on Saturday, They remained for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Herman. Mr, and Mrs. •Cam Patterson of Londofi spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Sunday visitors -with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Bob and Sharon, and Brian Nesbitt were Mr. and Mrs. Erence Hunter of Colborne Township: Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson and Jeffrey of Oakville; !Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompsbn; •- t Tisa and Cheryl, Ken Nesbitt of Stratford and Effie Hulzebos of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der Molan and Margie of Oakville spent the holiday weekend with Mrs. W.L. Whyte. Bill and ' Mr. Harold Whyte. Margie. remained for holidays for the next two weeks. Sua Senibici of the Fiji Islands visited with Margiwe Whyte of Quelph, who is home with her mother, Mrs. W.L. Whyte for the holidays. Mrs. Doug Whyte of Glen Orchard spent the past week visiting with the Whytes at the Holm Farm. Twister hits Bluevale area BRUSSELS - Residents of Bluevale were busy cleaning up on June 30 _after a small twister swept through the area, uprooting` retrees, tearing down hydro lines and even taking some tin off the roof of one barn. - ' - Metal sheeting was ripped of the roof of a barn owned by Gord Ruff who lives on a farm just outside of Bluevale. Only part of the roof• came off • and large hunks of sheeting were scattered throughout a nearby field. Harris Campbell of Bluevale was . another who suffered some of the more extensive damages of the storm when the wind moved his trailer 30 - feet back in his driveway and flipped it over onto its side. Another man had his carport lived off by the w`.t and large trees were downed on other propertied, According to personnel at CKNX in Wingham, . weather equipment at the station recorded winds of up to 80 kilometers per hour at the heigth of the storm, around 6 pm. Lady tractor puller LUCKNOW - Canada has two lady tractor pullers and one is from Lucknow. Barb Helm is driving her husband's V-12 Packard in -the 7,000 pound modified class this year. Barb has watched from the sidelines for the past three years, but now she will be meeting up with Mary Verheyen of Kerwood, Canada's only other lady driver,. in Lucknow's annual Tractor Pull on July 19 and 20. Over 5,000 people are expected to 'attend- the two-day event to be held gat;•the -.Lucknow Tractor Pulling Park on Havelock Street North. Tractors from all over south- western Ontario and northern Michigan are expected to compete .in the event. -Helpful hint , Turn •can.s of paint 'upside down f6r at least 24 hours before using. The paint will mix in half the time when you're ready to start the job. Make sure the lids are on tight before turning them upside down. remained 'for a few days while Jeff and 'Karen were holidaying--._ Visiting at the manse over -the past week were. Rev. Scott's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Scott- of Valois, 'Quebec. Slwbbroois reunion 'On 4'uly'6 over 60 people., attended the 45th annual Shobbrook'reunion at the; conservation park, at Clinton's south' limits., ";Ater a big lunch 'the nominating committee of Gordon, an`d Darlene new $hob.broooffickers, prewhosentedinclu. thede.a honorary presidents* .Bill and:Verna'` Gibbings; presidents,:- Wayne and Lynne Peck vice- presidents, 1aek and • Doris Andrews; sConnieecretary,Chonrl-trelci,ew sUretab,.rle,; . commi