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46 In memoriam
GAUNT
tr. loving memory of o dew
Luther and grandfather Earl
t -,punt who passed away one
year ago Morch 15 1982
'sadly missed but never forgot
ren by daughter son in low and
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HOLLAND
in loving memory of o dear son
and brother Keith who passed
uwny MOIL 20 1978.
Our hearts still oche with
sadness
A secret tear still flows
What it meant to lose you Keith
No one will ever know
to those who hove a son and
brother
Cherish him with core
For you'll never know how mush
you miss him
Until he isn t there
Lovingly remembered by Dod
Mum and family I I
VINCENT
I would like to express my
thanks to everyone for coming
to my Birthday porty, the lovely
gifts, floral arrangements
cards and good wishes Winnie
incent 11
43 Births
CHUM?
Wayne and Brenda are pleased
t , announce the safe arrival of
tt eii daughter Crystol Amelia
on March 12, 1983 at Clinton
Public Hospital Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Black of Richmond Hill and Mr
and Mrs. Tom Chuter of Clinton.
Special thanks to Dr. Steed and
nursing staff or 2nd. floor.
SLOTEGRAAF
I' ter and Mary Slotegraaf of
R R. 2, Clinton proudly an-
nounce the birth of their son
Luke (Lucanus James) born on
1 uesday, March 8, 1983.
ANSTETT
David and Nancy Anstett are
pleased to announce the birth
of their daughter Danielle
Marie on Sunday, March 13, at
Clinton Public Hospital. A little
sister for Nicole. A new grand•
daughter for John and Laura
Anstest.a and-"T'oe` and Mary
O'Keefe. Special thanks to Dr,
Steed and nurses on 2nd floor
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for their excellent care.
TRIEBNER
Bi ion and Audy are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of
Matthew Brian, weighing 8 lbs.
11 ozs. at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London on March 2, 1983 A
new baby brother for Jonathan.
Pr crud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs David Triebner Brucefield
r.nd Mr. and Mrs. John McClen-
nan, Palmerston. 11 nx
Cars for sale
47 Card of thanks
MI®®LETON
The homily of rhe late Stewort
Middleton wish to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation
to fr.ends relatives and
neighbours tor their many acts
of kindness cords floral
tributes and memorial dono
tions during our recent
bereavement We wish to con
vey our special thanks to Dr
Newland Rev Gordon
Reynolds Rev Douglas Pitts
Rev George Youmatoff Staff of
Boll 8 falconer Funeral Horne
Clinton Dons Club ladies of St
Jones Anglican Church Women
and Pallbearers Margoret Mrd
dleion Marilyn and Hubert
Freitag Bev and Jonet Earley
George and Lynda Earley Bob
and Susan Earley and
grondchildren IIx
BRAND
I would like to thank our
relatives friends and
neighbours for their visits
cords flowers and gifts while 1
wos in Clinton Hospital Thonks
olso to Dr Harrett Father Plura
and the nurses and staff It wos
greatly appreciated Margaret
Brand I l x
LAYTON
I would like to say a special
thanks to all who visited me and
seat cords gifts and treats and
to all who sent in baking at
home while a patient rn Clinton
and St Joseph s Hospital Lon
don Special thanks to Dr
Newland Dr Flowers Rev Pick
arid first floor nurses. Your
kindness was very much ap
precrated Dorothy Loyton. 1 I
BARIUM;
We would like to express out
sincere thanks to relotives
friends and neighbours for
flowers, notes and cords sent to
us after the 'passing of Jean s
sister Gertrude (Trudy) Abel
Jean and Bruce Bortlrff 11 x
LEPPINGTON
I wish to thank everyone for
their kindness to me while a pa
tient in Clinton Public Hospital
Special thanks to Dr Kane Dr
Baker, and first floor nurses.
Mary Leppington 11
CHAMBERS
Thanks to everyone for cards
gifts and visits while I was a pa-
tient in Clinton Public Hospital
Special thanks to Dr. Watts. Dr.
Newland and Dr Walden and
nurses on the first floor Gladys
Chambers. 1 1 x
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2-1978 Dodge %ton & Dodge ita rrscharger 4%4
17-1975-78 '/, to % ton Pickups & Crow Cobs
10-9984-78 1 & 2 ton Cab & Chassis & Dumps
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4 -Hydro Utility Bodies
1-1980 Kawasaki Police 1000cc Motorcycle
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St. Patrick's Presbyterian Church celebrated St.
afternoon dessert tea. Bonnie Glanville poured a hot
McPhee photo)
Patrick's Day on Saturday with an
cup of tea for Verna Harris. (Shelley
Scouts receive awards
of safety
At Scouts - everyone
reviewed knots and first aid.
Bronze level worked on safe-
ty.
After grand howl, Cubs
played a version of dodge
ball then divided into star
work groups. The following
boys received stars: Black
star - Jeremy Snell, Mark
Walker; Red star- Steven
Smith, Steven Morley;
The following boys
received badges:
Houseorderly - Steven
Morley, Sheehan Carter;
Skater - Steven Smith,
Steven Morley, Collector -
Torn Trick, Sheehan Carter;
Athlete - Sheehan Carter;
Team player - Steven Smith.
Beavers "B" Colony -
Assistant District Commis-
sioner John Horsup visited
the colony and invested Mur-
ray Grigg. We welcome Mur -
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ray to our colony. There was
a game of soccer and
dodgeball and then show and
tell.
Beavers "A" Colony -
theme was a trip to Africa -
The craft was a parrot.
Game and story ere about
animals in Africa.
Guilding News:
The Pathfinders guest
speaker was Rhona Huzn-
phrey.'S11e a plained about.
proper way of applying
make-up and facial
hygience.
At Guides everyone work-
ed on their Guide program.
Brownies afternoon, Jen-
nifer Laneread her Brownie
around the World project.
They played telephone, sang
songs, worked on golden
hand and bar.
Brownie evening -
mernbers divided into golden
hand and bar work. They
played the game called lad-
ders and Erin Lobb introduc-
ed a new game.
The Beavers, Cubs,
Brownies are not having a
meeting this coming week
because of spring break
Have a good week.
ALEK TRIC/AN $AY$
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GAadys Irene
Armstrong
After a lengthy illness,
Gladys Irene Armstrong
r ;ed in Seaforth Hospital on
March 7. She was the wife
of John W. Armstrong of
Londesboro whom she mar-
ried on April 29, 1925. They
had two children, Kenneth
and Doreen (Mrs. Glen
Carter ), Londesboro. She is
also survived by 12 grand-
children and three great
grandchildren.
Gladys was born near
Blyth on March 2, 1901 to
Henry and Emma Taman.
She is the last surviving
rnember of a fanuly of five,
William, Wesley, Pearl
(Mrs. John Carter ) and
Mary Anne who died in un -
fancy. During her life time
she was an active church
member, church organist tor
rnany years, 25 year
member of O.E.S., Clutton,
life member of the
Londesboro W 1. and
Londesboro Church Club.
Mrs. Armstrong rested at
Tasker Funeral Horne, Blyth
until March 10 when services
were conducted by Mrs. Col-
in Swan. Interment followed
at the Blyth Union
Cemetery Honorary
pallbearers were their three
grandsons - Larry Carter.
and David and Billie Arm-
strong.
Clinton Cookers meet
Canadian Cookers
Meeting 5 of the Great
Canadian Clinton Cookers
was held on March 7. at the
home of Kelly Vodden. We
started the meeting with the
4-H pledge. Carol showed us
how to convert measure-
ment and she showed us the
correct way to make Kima
with Rice, Gingerbread,
Chicken Chow Mein and in-
stead of the Peanut Punch
we made Strawberry Punch.
While the fond waq cooking
we discussed the questions in
our books and party
preparations. We also
passed around different
kinds of spices such as
cloves. At the end of the
meeting Carol marked our
books. Then we ate the food
which was prepared. The
next meeting which is the
party will be held on March
28 at St. Paul's Church.
—Written by Lori Liver-
more.
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