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ULY 24,1980'
20. Public notices
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CORPORATION OF THE
. TOWNSHIP OF TUCKE SMITH
PUBLIC NOTICE
ith
Corporation of the •Too shllp' of Tuckersmith TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Min
proposes to enact Bylaws to stop up, close and sell
that part of the originalallowance for road set out
and described as follows:
and singular, 'those certain parcels or tracts of
land and premises situate, lying and being in the_,
Corporation of the -Township of Tuckersmith in the
County of Huron and in the Province of Ontario, and
being composed of part of an unnamed road
allowance according to Registered Plan No. 5 for the
said Township of Tuckersmith which said part may
be more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the point'of intersection of the South
limit of the unnamed road allowance and the East
lire! to'f ndon-Road; according-to-RegisteTechPlan-
No. 5.;
Thence easterly along the South limit of the said
road allowance a. distance of 5.2 metres (17 feet) to a
point, the said point being the point of commen-
cement of the herein described parcel;
Thence easterly along the South limit of the said
road allowance 819.62 metres (2689 feet) more or less
to the point of intersection of the easterly limit of
the said road allowance;
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of the said
road allowance a distance of 10 metres (33 feet) to
the point of intersection of the northerly limit of
the said road allowance;
Thence westerly along the North limit of the said
road allowance to a point distant 5.2 metres (17
feet) from the westerly limit of the said road
allowance;
Thence southerly a distance of 10 metres (33 feet) to
the point of commencement of the herein described
parcel,
The proposed By-laws will come before the said•
Council for consideration at its regular meeting at
the Brucefield Public School in the Township of
Stanley, on the 19th day of August, 1980, at the hour
of eight o'clock P.M. and at that time the Council
will hear any person or by his counsel, Solicitor, or
agent, any person who claims that his land will be
prejudicially affected and who applies to be heard.
DATED this 17th day of July, 1980.
Clerk of'the-Corporation of __
the Township of Tuckersmith
26. Births
BOS
Cor and Margie afire thankful
to God for the safe arrival of
their son; Cornelius Anthony,
born. July 17, 1980. A little
brother for Angela and
Jennifer. Ninth grandchild
for Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eos,
Goderich and twelfth
grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Arend Jagt, Wallaceburg,
Ont.-30nx
DYKSTRA
With joy and thanksgiving
we announce the birth of our
daughter Lorraine Margaret
on July 18, 1980 weighing 7
lbs, 5 ozs. Proud parents are
Alfred and Margaret
Dykstra. Sister for Jayne
and Lynda .3.7th grandchild
for Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Slategraaf, RR 2 Clinton and
35th grandchild for Mr. and
Mrs. U. Dykstra Ontario St.
Clinton.-30nx
MILLER
Ron and Gretta wish to
announce the safe arrival of
their son William Adam, 8
lbs. 31/2 oz. on July 9 at
Stratford General
Hospital.-30nx
27. Deaths
GREEN
At Victoria` Hospital, Lon-
don, on Wednesday, July
16th, 1980, Mrs. Edna Green
of 173 Frederick Street,
Clinton, in her 68th year.
Beloved •wife of Robert
Green: Dear mother of
Elaine Green of Clinton,
Robert tif` Strathroy and
James of Clinton.. Also loved
by three grandchildren. Also
survived by two sisters.
Rested at the Ball Funeral
Home, 153 High Street,
Clinton, after 2 p.m. Friday;
where the funeral service`
was held on Saturday, July
19th, 1980 at 2 p.m. Interment
Clinton Cemetery.-30nx ,
SNELL
At University Hospital,
London, on Saturday, July
19, 1980, Reverend Harold J.
Snell, in his 75th year.
Beloved husband of Jean
(Plumstel) , of Exeter and
dear father of Peter Snell of
London and dear brother of
Mrs. Alberta Sims of
Cologna, British Columbia,
Helmer Snell of Seaforth,
Donald Snell of Waterloo and
Jim Snell of Ballymote.
Reverend Spell was
predeceased by one brother
Gordon and by two sons
Roger and Gordon Snell.
Also surviving are two
granddaughters Linda and
Heather Snell. Friends
called at the Hopper -Hockey
Funeral Home, William
Street, Exeter. The funeral
service was held on Tuesday,
July 22 at 2„00 p.m. in the
Exeter United Church, with
Reverend James Forsythe
and Reverend Grant Mills
officiating. Interment in
Bali's Cemetery, Aubur-
n. 30nx
28. Engagements
LUTHER -EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Harold East,
Clinton are happy to an-
nounce the forthcoming
marriage of their second
eldest daughter Bonnie
Diana to Ivan John Luther
son of Mrs. Greta and the
late Manford Luther of
Grand Bend.tThe marriage
will take place Sat:, Aug. 2,
1980 at Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton at 7 p.m. An
open reception will follow in
Exeter, Ontario. -30x
30. In memoriam
CUMMINGS
In loving memory of a dear
son, Roger Cummings, killed
accidentally July 27, 1972.
Sadly missed by the Cum-
mings Family. -30
CQNN.ELI._
In memory of a dear
husband, Roy Connell who'
passed away July 24, 1979:
Sadly missed along life's
way,
Quietly remembered
everyday,
No longer in my life to share,
But in my heart you're
always there.
Lovingly remembered by
your wife Phyllis. -30
31. Card of thanks
McGREGOR
I wish to ,thank my family
and many friends for their
cards, flowers and gifts
during my stay in Clinton
Public Hospital and yietoria
Hospital, London. 'Your
kindness is appreciated.
Clete McGregor. -30x
DU VAL
The family of the late Reg
Du Val wish to thank Dr.
Newland, Dr. Baker, Mike
Falconer of Ball Funeral
Home and Rev. John
Oestreicher for their kind-
ness. Also thank you friends,
neighbours and relatives for
your many acts of kindness.
Grace Du Val and
fam ily.-30x
Sincere
Crocker
Church,
relatives
WHITE
thanks to Rev.
of St. George's
friends :A and
for their kindness
on the recent passing of our
mother and grandmother
Mrs. Violet White. Special
thanks to Dr. Doorly and all.
staff of Huronview Nursing
Home for their care and
concern. The Whittingham
Famtly, Regina. -30
GREEN
The family of the -late Mrs.
Edna Green would like to
express their sincere ap-
preciation to relatives,
friends and neighbours for
the beautiful floral
arrangements and donations
to the Ontario Heart
Foundation. "Special thanks
to Rev. John Oestreicher,
palibesrersand Hall Funeral
Home. Your thoughtfulness
unci kindness will always, be
remembered. Robert Green
and family. -30x
Despite the hot weather of the past couple of weeks, arena. All proceeds from the event go into the pool
about 3:!5 avid bingo players turn up each Monday fund. Here Bill Atkinson calls out the numbers.
night to. .play their favorite game in the Clinton (James Fitzgeraldphoto)
Mitchell birigo pot
Newfoundland, Rita
Mommersteeg of Zurich
and Marjorie Keys of
A 1Vfitchell woman,
Edith Campbell went
home $1,000 richer on
Mondaynight as she had
the right sequence to win
the giant prize at Clin-
ton's weekly Monster
Bingo.
Rita Mommersteeg , of
Zurich pocketed $165 and
Nancy Wallace of Lon-
desboro won the $176.50
share the wealth prize.
The third special of
$184.50 was taken by
Grace MacDonald and
Flo McCuspey, both of
Goderich.
Elizabeth Fleming of
Dublin, Valerie Merner of
Bayfield, Norma
Galloway of Hensall,
Joan Heywood of Exeter
and -Pauline Kennedy 'of
Huron ~Park each were
the lone winners in
regular $50 games.
Sandra Leddy of
Goderich and Mary
Sharp of Clinton split one
game and Helen Elliott of
Dublin and Evelyn Smith
of Huron Park took the
winnings in another.
'Winnifred Girviri of
Dungannon and Grace
MacDonald of Goderich
won the fifth game and
the sixth game prize went
to Marjorie Meidinger of
Zurich, Nora MacDbnald
of Clinton, Norma Borter
of Goderich, Phyllis
Million of Goderich and
Dorothy O'Connell of
Clinton. Andrea
MacDougall of Goderich,
Gail Walters of Stratford
and Annie Taylor of
Clinton took another.
Rachael Riehl of
Seaforth and Howard
Cunnington of Exeter
split $50 and Vi Bell of
Bayfield, Earl Elliott of
Dublin, Norm Buddy of
Goderich, Helen
Greenwood of Goderich,
Jean McFadden of
"Mitchell, Pearl Tideswell
of Clinton and Russ
Campbell of Mitchell won
a game.
Florence Cummings of
Goderich and Joan
Plummer of Sarnia took
another while Audrey
Pottel of St. John's,
Who,
where
and when?
Did ,you 'recognize a
face, the building or even
the year the old
photograph was taken?
Here's a clue. The
photograph on'Page 2A in
last week's issue (July
17) of the Clinton News -
Record was sent in by
Fred McClymont of
Varna. It shows the 1909
class at SS No. 6 in Varna. -
Those young faces in
the picture belonged to,
back row, left to right,
teacher John Beatty, Roy
Dunkin, Will
McNaughton, Chas.
McKenzie, Henderson
Forrest, Harvey-
-,,Davidson, Alfred
Johnston, Clarence Keys,
Russell Colclough,
Malcolm Keys, Lee
McCorne)1, George
Beatty, Russell Keys and
Chas. Pilgrim. Centre
row, Clifford Epps, Fred
Austin, Loren Epps and
Fred McClymont. Front
row, Muriel Keys,
Eleanor Davidson, Annie
Pilgrim, Beth Forrest,
May Davidson, Effie
Colclough, Kathleen
McNaughton, Vil.oet
McClymony, Eva Epps,
Ethel Davidson. and
Mai"garet PilgriPi.
Does it ring a bell now?
Clinton won
Janet Parent
and
Mary
.the 14th.
of Bayfield
Sharp
of
Lake Huron level do'
The level of Lake
:Huron Was down slightly
during June compared
with its level a year ago
but Like Erie was about
23 centimetres (9 inches)
'higher than during the
same montklin 1979..
Environment ,Canada
said both lakes by
Nove mbe r are expected
to be 15 centimetres (5,9
inches) below last year's
levels for the rnpnth if
rainfall conditions'
remain normal for the
rest of the year.
Water levels on ,both
lakes continue to be
above their long -terra
average, dropping only
slowly from the record
highs set in the early
1970s.. '
Lake Superior was 23
centimetres (9 inches)
lower in June compared
with thaame month a,
Clinton took home
winnings in the
game.
the
last
year ago, while those of
Lake St. Clair and Lake
Ontario remain un-
changed.
A spokesman for
Environment Canada's
Great Lakes -St.
Ownership of The Fashion Shoppe is to be transferred after August 2, 1980
Lawrence .study office in
Cornwall said extremely
wet conditions during the
next six months would
Os, Too yel.
produce
late fall and
:early winter levels on all
the lakes near those -
recorded in 1979.
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