HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-10-09, Page 22Meet at IensalJ
' The Past District
Deputies" of District 8 met'
in the Hensall IOOF
Lodge Hall on Friday
evening, where they
enjoyed a, delicious
dinner and later retired"
to the local hall for their
meeting,
Past District Deputy
Doug Cantelon of Clinton
retired and District
or er Deputy Wilfred Caslick of
Wingham replace
for District 8.
WI meets
The meeting of Hensall
Women's Institute will be
held at Hensall United
Church on, Wednesday
evening on educational
and cultural activities
and Mrs. Pat Brown will
demonstrate making
flower arrangements.
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South Huron High
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Wed,, October 22 1980
6:30 ps m. sharp
of Commercial, andoffice equipment, kitchen
and food servicesequipment, technical and
shop equipment, sewing machines and misc
items.
Complete listing in next weeks edition.
Auctioneer Norm Whiting
For further information phone, Exeter 235-1964.
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HENSA -t -
�.. i�OPE`ItT�f
TO BE -SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
We have been instructed by the Executors of the
Estate of Mrs. Robert Simpson to offer by Public
Auction:
The Simpson house locatedat the main corner of
No. 4 Hwy. and Main Streef in the Village of Hen-
sel' on
Saturday, October 18, at 10:30 a.m.
at the location.
Attractive 2 storey solid brick structure com-
plemented with a country kitchen, dining, formal
Iivingroom, private library, with a potential of-
fice or . family room all en main floor, with 3
spacious bedrooms and a sitting room on upper
floor, featural full basement, front entrance and
Florida room. Desirous corner lot complemented
with Mature trees.
Selling subject to reasonable reserve.
For viewing phone Rathwell & Associates 527-
1458.
Matieeze, .1/." .4.ioceate.i4
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORT.H. ONTARIO NOK 1 WO
(5.19). 527-445$2
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HENSALL AREA FARM
OFFERED BY PUBLIC AUCTION
We aro pleased to offer by Public Auction 97 acres of
Huron County No. 1 soil in.a 3900 heat unit area with
an average rainfall of 36" per year. Level land,
suitably tiled, corner farm, municipal drainage
outlets, no buildings.
Lands located 33/4 miles North of Hensall on Hwy.
No. 4, and 11/4 miles East.
Sole Time:
November 1st at 1:15 p.m.
at the location - Lot 21 Concession 3
Tuckersmith Township.
Selling subject to reasonable reserve.
Financing available - for viewing phone Rathwell' 8
Associates, 527-1458.
Proprietor - Mr. and Mrs. Howard Daymon
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
7.7 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1WO
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(519) 527-1458
AUCTION SALE
OF
OVER 50
TRACTORS
and EQUIPMENT
at
Brindley Sales Yarcl
DUNGANNON
SATURDAY, OCT. 18
11:00 A.M. SHARP
More consignments welcome
Auctioneer Gorton H. Brindley
44 Engagements
Mr; and Mrs. Clayton Ellis,
Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Hodgson of Brantford
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
Glenna and Michael. The
wedding will take place
October 25, 1980 at 4 p.m. in
Ontario Street United
Church, (Clinton. -41x
47 Card of thanks
CLIFFORD
We wish to express our
sincere appreciation to all
family and friends in the
Clinton area for your
prayers, cards, charitable
donations, flowers, food and
visits. Words cannot
thoroughly convey what your
friendship has meant tolls at
this time of sorrow in our
lives. - Sincerely Bert,
Mary Helen and Dave, Reg
and Hazel Clifford, Jack and
Marg Yeo and families. -41x
WELSH
We wish to express a
sincere thank -you to all
friends, neighbours and
relatives, for the good wishes
and gifts which we received
on the occasion of our recent
marriage. -We had an en-
joyable evening and ap-
preciate your thought-
fulness. - Ralph and Doreen
Welsh. -41x
47, Card of thanks
DUTOT
We would/like to thank our
many frielids for their kind
expressions of sympathy in
the recent loss of our
brother, Jim Atwood. -
Delores and Alvin. -41
WARWICK
Sincere thanks cannot ex-
press my true 'feeling of
gratitude for the many,
many expressions of good
wishes I received following
my accident. My gratitude to
friends, relatives, neigh-
bours too numerous to
mention individually, to the
historical society, garden
club, Lioness and ABC's. I
can only say recuperation is
really accelerated by your
get - ell wishes. - Dora
Warwick, -41
BARTLIFF
Ou, s incere thanks to
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for , floral tributes,
donations to St. Paul's
Memorial ,' Fund, Window
Fund, Cancer and Heart
Fund and your many acts of
kindness in the recent loss of
a dear. mother. Special
thanks to Rev. Youmatoff,
The Friendship Guild and
the Ball Funeral Home. Your
thoughtfulness will always
be remembered. - The
ifartliff Fmmnily.-41
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`recording secretary,
Mar pulite Crawford;
deputy treasurer, • Jean
Bridge; deputy' financial
secretary, Ja-n.et
McCutcheon; chaplain,
Sarah Stephenson;
deputy warden, Barb.
MC,Cutcheon; inside
guardian deputy, "Marie
McTaggart; outside
guardian, Marg
McCutcheon. The. guard
of honor was Ethel Long,
Jean Fraser, Jane .Hall,
Joan Stephenson, Alice
McCarter and Lois
McCutcheon.
Following the in-
stallation of officers,
Mrs. Lowe addressed the.
Lodge on "Working
Together In Harmony".
Jr. P.N.G. Hazel Corbett
prese
with a gift and Noble
Grand Bertha
MacGregor presented the
Jr. P.N.G. Hazel Corbett
with a gift.
Personals
Mrs. Alice yerg has
taken up residence in the
Elizabeth Courts apar-
tments, at 176 Oxford
Street.
Miss Bev Parsons has
taken up residence in
"The Maples" Apart-
ments on Oxford St.
The October meeting of
the "'Three Links",
Hensall will be held in the
local Hall on Tuesday,
October .14th at 8 p.m.
The entertainment
committee in charge will
be Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Taylor and Mrs. Anita
Bengough, while on social
FARM PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Goderich Township. Con-
cession 9. 11/2 storey brick
house, barn and drive shed.
4 mile from Clinton. 20 acres,
11/2 storey brick house, sow
barn.
200 acre dairy farm. Highway
8, Hullett Township.
2 houses, dairy barn, silos,
drive shed, 75 cows, large
milk .quota. AB the equip-
ment. 200 acres, 175
workable.
Highway 4, 5 miles from Clin-
ton. 11/2 storey brick house,
drive shed, new sow and hog
barns, older barn, large corn
crib.
269 acre zairy farm. 2
houses, large barns, 4 silos,
drive shed. 120 milk cows and
bred heifers. 35 calves and
heifers. All the equipment.
Large milk quota.
C. BURUMA
R.R. No. 2 Clinton
482-3287
Salesman for
G.K. REALTY INC.
Clinton 482.9747
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47. Card of thanks •
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will be Mrs. T. Sherritt,
Mrs. L. Mickle and Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor. Ali
members and Seniors are
invited to attend this
meeting.
• . Carmel Church
Rev. ,Kenneth Knight
conducted the Com-
munion Service in Car-
mel Presbyterian Church
on Sunday and delivered
an. inspiring message
from the New Testament
Lesson John I: 11-18. The
choir was under the
direction of Mrs. Robert
Taylor.
Thanksgiving .services
will' be held next Sunday
and all are invited to
worship at the regular
hour of service. The
Service on October 19th
will be cancelled ind
hip with Caven
Presbyterian Church,
Exeter when the Rev.
James Ferguson of St.
Andrew's Church,
Stratford will be the guest
speaker at anniversary
services.
held at the hour of 1:30
p,rn.A noon lunch will be
served by the ladies at
noon. Everyone is
requested -to assist in
supplying the lunch.
There will be a special
lady guest, speaker and
special music by the
ladies. You are invited to
participate in this event.
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A Ladies Day is being
planned for October 26th
when the time will be
changed to standard time
and the service will be
HOHNER
I would like to express my
sincere thanks to all my
friends, family, relatives,
neighbours and co-workers
at Clinton Public Hospital for
their kindness of gifts, cards,
flowers and visits while I
was in the hospital. A specjill
thank you to Dr. Watts, Dr,.
Flowers and Dr_ Singleton.. -
Cheryl Hohner.-41nx
CRICH
Sincere thanks to Dr. Baker,
nurses and staff at the
Clinton Public Hospital ,for
the excellent care I received
while I was a patient in the
Hospital. A special thanks to
relatives and friends for
their kindness of gifts, cards
and visits. Thanks to Mr.
Pick for his. visits, ansl• to
other ministers of the area
who dropped in to wish me
well. - Alden Crich. -41x
SMITH
I wish to express a sincere
thank you to my family,
friends, neighbours and St.
James ACW for cards,
flowers, street and gifts
while ' I was a patient in
Victoria Hospital, also for
the many acts of kindness
since my return home.
Special thanks to Dr. S. I.
Bailey and staff of 8th floor
Victoria Hospital, London. -
MarMarion, Smi th.---41 x
WAMMES
I would like to thank all my
family and friends for all the
cards, gifts, flowers and
visits while I was a'patient in
the Clinton Hospital. I would
also like to thank Doctors
Singleton, Baker and Watts.
A special thank you to all
nurses and general staff for
making thy stay a more
comfortable one. Thank you
again. - Joanne Warn-
mes.--41
Ontario Municipal Board
In the matter of Section 64 of the Ontario Municipal
Board Act, (R.S.O. 1970, C. 323)
- and -
In the matter of an application by The Corporation of
,the Township of Tuckersmith for an order approving:
(a) By -Law No. 11-1980 a by-law to amend By -Law No.
40-1974 authorizing a debenture issue of 1130,000.00 for ,
a period of twenty years for the acquisition of ah
auditorium, arena and swimming pool at the com-
munity known as Vanastra.
-(b) By -Law No. 40-1974 authorized the levy of such
debentures to be made on all the rateable property in
the Township of Tuckersmith,
(c) 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 Plans 22 and 23
+n the Registry Division of Huron,
APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby ap-
points Thursday, the 23rd day of October, 1980, at the
hour of ten o'clock (local time) in the forenoon at the
Vanastra Recreation Centre, Vanastra Park in the
Township of Tuckersmith for the hearing of all persons
who desire to be heard in support of or in opposition to
the application.
If you do not attend and are not represented at this
hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence and
you will not be entitled to any further notice of the
proceedings, _ -
In the event the decision is reserved persons taking
part in the hearing may request a copy of the decision
from the presiding Board Member, Such decision will
be mailed to you when available..
DATED AT Toronto this Sth day of September, 1980.
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Luther returned ` last
week from a month's'
vacation to Western
Canada and visited with
their niece and; -nephew,
Jeff and Cindy Raeburn
at Coronation,, Alberta.
Mrs. Don Gooding and,
Dale of Parkhill were
recent visitors with the
former's mother, Mrs.
Edgar Munn.
Mrs. Hazel Luther
returned this week from.
Newfotmdland, where she
spent < the summer
months . with relatives
• and friends;
United Church: news
World Wide Com-
munion. was observed, at
Hensall United Church by
Rev, Stan McDonald
administering the
Sacrament of Com-
munion., The message
dwelt on the "Unity of the
Spirit",
Turn to page 23 •
Bob Turnbull (left), president of the southwestern
district of the Canadian Cancer Society and Ross
McDaniel, fund raising campaign chairman for the
Huron Unit, recently presented a campaign award to
the Clinton branch for exceeding its fund raising
objective. Accepting the award on behalf of the
Clinton branch was Marg Hayter.
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