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The Huron Count.
Y
flot sing Authority'
has,cart va .. t
_ rent
geared to income
three ` bedroom.
�nfn
.-o u sses
t hQ in
Wingham,
If 'you would like
.., we
more� information or
an application regar-
ding , these. Houses
call: 524-2637 OR
Zenith 21520 or in
person:
Huron County
.Housing Authority,
48:113er Square,
Goderich, Ontario.
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'DOWRY
At. H uxAiview
on Friday,
August 15',1980, Mise- > dythe
Bowey of 1luronvtew and
formerly of Brucef field,, in.
Ilex 90th year. Beloved
daughter of the late Peter
and Louise Bowey. ,.Survived
by One Piece Audrey (Mra.
Austen Zaphe) of London
and, One nephew Glenn
:Swan of RR 1, Hrueetield ari
d
IV several other nieces and
nephews, Rested, at the Ball
Funeral Hone, 153 High
Street, "Clinton. after 7. p.ni.
Saturday. Funeral service 2
ptm. Sunday, August., 17,
1980. Interment Baird's.
Cemetery, Stanley Town-
ship.--34nx
THE
HURON COUNTY
HOUSING
AUTHORITY
has
vacant
Senior Citizen
rent geared to income
apartments in
Wingham; Brussels,
Exeter.
If you are 60 years a'ld
over ,and would_ like
more infor ation orY n
appiit;itt'�o p ease�tt IV
524-2637 or Zenith 21520
or in person:
Huron County
. Housing Authority
48 The Square
Goderich, Ontario
N7A 1M5
38. Auction sale
U UST 21.19
42. Death n utilke
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'KERNIGIUN
At Huronview oil Monday
•AU$U$t 18, 1850,. Gertrude
(McDonald) Kernighar},.
formerly of Goderich and
Colborne Twp., in her 84th
year, Beloved wife of .John S.
Kernlghan. Der mother of
Russel of RR. 4, GQ4ericlh,
Donald of RR .4 Komotca and
Isabel (Mrs.Chester Sturdy)
of RR 2: Goderich, Also
snrv'ived by one sister Miss
Norma. McDonald -of
Teronte, 11 g
.reat-
grandchxldten, Pig, edeceased
by a sister Mrs, Florence
Graham and a grand&on Jim
Kernighan. Rested at the
McCallum Funeral Home,
Cambria Road at East
Street, Goderieh . after 7
p.m., Tuesday:. Funeral
service two o'clock Thur-
sday'` afternoon.' Interment
Colborne Cemetery.--34nx
43. Births
WALKER
At his residence on Monday,
August 11, 1980,.Mr. Kenneth
Walker of 134 King Street,
Clinton, in his 73rd year.
Beloved husband of Jean
Walker. Dear father of
Priscilla (Mrs-. .Cam
MacDonald) of Clinton and
Peter Walker of Windsor.
Also loved by one grand-
daughter, Paula MacDonald.
Predeceased by one sister
and one brother. A private
family funeral service was
held at the Ball Funeral
Home, 153 High Street,
Clinton on Wednesday,
August 13, 1980. Cremation
with interment of ashes later
in Nova Scotia.-34nx
KIRKCONNELL
At her residence in Auburn
on Tuesday, August 12, 1980,•
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell,-
the former Elizabeth Daer in
.her.. 74th year._ B.elov ed_w if e,_
ewAd•
r f uburn
n A,
Beloved mother of Harold Of
Goderich, Mrs. Louis (Jean)
Blake, Brussels,. Mrs. Mary
Park, Winnipeg and Dianne,
Edmonton. Dear sister of
Burt Daer of Blyth. Also
survived by five . grand-
children, one brother John
predeceased. Rested at the
Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth
from 2 p.m. on Thursday
until Friday when the
funeral service was held at 2
p.m. Interment in Hope
Chapel Cemetery.-34nx
eqatifbdi
MODERN FURNITURE AND
ANTIQUE AUCTION
Rathwell & Associates'are pleased to offer by public
auction, modern furniture and antiques of two area
homes to be held at the Hensall Arena on
WEDNESDAY EVENING: SEPTEMBER 3
AT 6:00 P.M,
Consisting of: bedroom suites; livingroom .suites,
kitchen sets, full line of appliances, hi-fi systems.
tables, tools, chairs, plus many more items. For fur-
ther information phone Dkk Robinson 3274458 or
527-1336.
AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
7; tv'AN ST • SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1WC)
5191 527-1458
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
Every Thursday
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK SALE
SAT. AUG. 23 1 P.M.
John Deere combine
tractors, machiner
bean equipment for -Ron
Kingsbury. 1 mile south
eelgrave.
SAT. AUG. 30 10 A.M.
at Richard Lobb's barn,
Clinton, large sale of
carpenter's tools, an-
tiques, appliance*, etc.
for the estate of Audrey
Borscht of Seaforth plus
additions.,
40. I.11't t Found
LOST: Blue and white
budgie on Tuesday, Aug. 19
vicinity of Townsend St.
Clinton. Phone 482-9370.-34
41. To ghee assir%
TO GIVE AWAY to a good
home, Irish Setter, nne year
old male. Phone 482- ,
3714.-34x
43: Births
TOONK
Gerald and Wibbina Toonk
thank God for the safe
arrival of their first born, a
daughter Angela. Nicole on
August 12, 1980 at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Third grandchild for Mrs. A.
Toonk, Exeter and 14th for
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bylsrna,
Blyth. -34
COLLINS
Ted and Linda Collins,
Sarnia are happy to an-
nounce the arrival of their
chosen daughter Tamara
Lynne. Proud grandparents
Murray and Gladys East,
Earl and Myrtle Collins,
Clinton. Great grandmothers
Esther Kendall, Clinton and
Mary Sieling, BIyth.-34nx
MacDONALD
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
MacDonald RR 1, Blyth are
pleased to announce the
birth til a"son, Terrence Jan,
41-
•won~• —Aug rs�==s4.1;'--���w1=98t1.
Wingham and District
Hospital. A brother . for
Reanne and Daniel, fourth
grandchild- for Mrs. S.
deWeerd. of RR 1 Clinton and
fourth grandchild for Mr.
and Mrs. T. Tolchard of
Goderich.-34nx
44. Engagements
WALSH-HOLLEY
The engagement • is an-
nounced of Beverley Ann
Holley, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hallam
of Stellarton Nova Scotia to.
Steven Dale Walsh, son of
Mrs. Audrey Walsh Clinton
and the late Benjamin
Walsh. The wedding to take
place Friday, September 5,
1980 in St. Andrew's United
Church, Bayfield. -34x
BLANCHARD-
STANLEY '
Mrs. Audrey Stanley of RR 5,
Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Blanchard of Win-
throp, Ontario are pleased to
announce that Saturday,
September 13, 1980 is the day
chosen by Patti Kim and
Ronald Douglas as the first
day of their married lives
together. The wedding is to
take place at the Seaforth
Lions Park, Seaforth,
followed by a reception at
the White Carnation,
Hoimesville, Ontario. -34
TAXI
In loving memory of a dear
father and grandfather
Harvey Taylor who passed
away Aug. 20,1919:
Those whoixi .we lave go out
off sight
But never out of.rnind
They are cherished, in the
heris
a
Orthose they leave behind
Loving and kind in all his
ways
U rig ht. and just in all his
days
Sincere and true in heart a and
Mind
Beautiful memories he left
behind.
Sadly.missed and always
remembered by Bob, Betty,
Kevin and Mark, -34x
TAYLOR
In -loving memory of a dear
husband and father Harvey
W. Taylor who passed
August 20, 1979.
We do not need a special.
Tobring yuu to aur miird
The days we do not think of
you
Are very hard to find
They say time heals all
sorrow
And helps us to forget
But times have only proved
to us
How much we miss you yet.
Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by wife Bertha
and Family, Stewart,
Phyllis, Betty and Lor-
ne.-34nx
r,ys
!GRAND BEND - Police
at Qrand Bend have
recommended a. St.
Marys nursing assistant
for a commendation after
she saved the life of a
.ae-/Fr ,' ,�,r.
woman saves chol�ing uictim
Stratford,_ woman on
August O'
Shirley Scheuermann
gave artificial
respiration to Dorothy
Roznpf, ;56, when she was
e�l►
r,
• fr'ai irate. Mor'
. � page 3 provinc ai c
.. - dingtoSamuel Rea, an
�'rovince. The federal. ,
government and the economics professor at
,
provinces . set the rate the University of Toronto,
when the original con- who was co-author of -a
.. g
ditions were negotiated book on Canada prension
forthe' Pension plans, - that rate has
Canada en i n p
Plan, varied from just below
a _ ,. and the interest e
rate is based on the long- market rate to 1..65.
term federal bond. rate, percentage points less.
which has historically He maiptains it is '<Ian
been lower 'than the artificial rate paid to
ohoking on a 'piece of
steak at a barbecue.
Constable Marlene
Caldwell of the Grand
Bend detachment
recommended that Ms,
away
Hensall ne s.
Vii.
daY y ..
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47. Card of thanks
TURNER
Bob and Isobel wish to thank
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for making their 50th
anniversary a very special
day. The gifts and tokens
were lovely. \Thank you.
Thank you to Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Hallam for their help
at
the Special S eclal th a
nks to
Bi'rl'zmd Mnxthe and our----
family.-34
• from►. page 17
Battle and losing the
War". Mrs. Blanche
Dougall of Exeter
presided at the organ for
the service of song.
Rev. Knight announced
a proposal for an '"open
air" church service
followed by a picnic of the
three congregations,
Cromarty, Hensall and
Exeter, tentatively
Septerf'er 14 at Camp
Kintail - also the
suggestion of a bus trip to
accommodate those who
would like to attend.
Final arrangements must
be made at the Camp
within the next ten days.,
Queensway news
Rev. Bishop conducted
worship at the. Quee
sway Nursing Home wi
Mrs. Kirk accompanyin
e
a f��/�
t� ono
-Pl
Mrs. Beatrice Munn,
Exeter visited with her
mother Mrs. Drover;
Marie and Henry. Wilds,
Nora Dogan and
daughters visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilds and
Mrs. Kay Cockwell and
Dorothy Lee also visited
Mrs. Wilds.
Janet Welland and Mrs..
Bates visited with Mrs.
Scrimgeour; Mrs.
Wyma, Exeter visited
with Mrs. Ethel Drover
and. Mrs. Rozendal and
Mrs. Irene Finlayson
visited her mother, Mrs.
Volland Johnson and
Mary McCloy and Ruth
Durand visited Mrs. Nell
Erline. Stewart and
Shirley Prouty visited the
residents; Stella Fink-
beiner visited Lavina,
Finkbeiner and Mrs.
Kendrick, while Mrs, B.
McDonald visited Mrs.
Kendrick, Vera Lammie
and Louise Mitchell.
Keith and Ruth
McLaren visited with
Louise Mitchell and Mrs.
Kendrick and Mrs. Sim
Roobal visited with Vera
Lammie, Len Purdy and
Russell Erratt while Eva
and Gerald Tyler visited
Irma Wilds and Pat
Oesch.
The men's high bowling
score was rolled by Neil
Regan with a 141 and the
ladies' high was Shirley
Cassidy with 80.
TURNER
Many . thanks to friends,
neighbours and relatives for
•flowers, treats and visits
while we were both confined
to hospital. Thanks to nurses
and staff in ' emergency,
second east and first floor, to
Doctors Feldman., Doorly
and Flowers. A special
thanks to Bill and Maxine
Seers for every thing they
did. Bob and Isobel. -34
TRIEBNER
David and Ruby Triebner
wish to thank their children
for the dinner in honour of
our fourtieth wedding an-
niversary. Thanks also to
our relatives, friends and
neighbours who called at our Kendrick.
home on Sunday making it a
memorable occasion. -34
STEEP
A very special thank you to
friends, neighbours and
relatives for floral tributes,
donations to the Cancer
Society, sympathy and other
acts of kindness during the
recent loss of a dear
husband, father and gran-
dfather Dick, Special thanks
tolRev. Norman Pick and the
Beattie Funeral Home. Your
thoughtfulness will always
be remembered. Jean and
family.-34nx
47. Card of thanks
MATTHEWS -
I wish to thank my friends,
neighbours and relatives for
all the lovely cards, gifts,
flowers, treats and visits.
Special thanks to Dr.
Newland, Dr. Baker and
Father Hardy. And a big
thank you to the nurses and
girls on first floor while in
hospital. Nellie Mat -
the ws
atthews .-34x
nsionlans' and. it is
p' si
inherently ,a subsidy to
the provinces in the form.
of lower interest rates".
Provincial' Treasurer
Frank Miller claims that
at the time the deal was
Struck on pension plan
interest rates, that rate
seemed fair.
"We, ares. getting money
at a lower rate.., (but) we
are • a preferred
borrower."
He has stated that the.
government• -won't hu
future generations
because its policy is to
balance 'the budget within
four years. At that time
there won't be any need
to borrow money from
pension funds or
elsewhere. 'That remains
to be seen, of course.
David Peterson has.
warned that the pension
debt must be `addressed
very soon. Within 10 to 15
years, this province's
taxpayers will have to
pay the $14 -billion owed
to pension funds, either
through higher taxes or
higher pension con-
tributions. The treasurer
agrees that the pension
contribution rate will.
have. to be raised in they
next few years. .
Scheuermann be given.
the CBPP ' correiendation.
Ambulance driver 31rn;
Hoffman of Dashwood'
was able to' .dislodge the
meat.. which was ob.
IstrL cting; Mrs. Rornpf's;
rot 'when he arrived,
thatM
ds
'but he ' said i
It
Scheuerrnan's actions
kept'her alive:.
methods of
Various th s
dislodging the meat.
failed and finally
relatives at.the barbecue
sought thea help of Ms.
S. eue mawho was
ch r .__ nn, _ .
staying with her parents
s yin: �wi . par. n
at their trailer next door.
By this time, Mrs.
- Rompf had turned blue
and become ixiconscious,
Ms. .Scheuermann per-
formed mouthto mouth
artificial .„;respiration
"while others continued to
try to dislodge the meat.
f
n . 'at
Mr H4 fm5a d that
cases such as this were a
life was saved gives him.
ag e t to: "
con-
tinueg�emln, .
teaching coursesin
cardiolP ,ulxnonary
resuscitation (CPR).
Learning the obstructed
airway routine, which
occurs in choking, is part
of the CPR course.
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Andrew and Veronica (nee .
Huffman) of Bayfield are
happy to ° ilrinounce the
arrival of their daughter x
Sally Rae. The bundle of joy
arrived at 4:15 a.m. August
19 weighing 8 lbs. 5 oz. at
Alexandra Marine hospital,
Goderich. Grandparents are
Jack and Evelyn Sturgeon'
and Lloyd and Jeannette
Huffman, Hayfield, 44
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