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Clinton News-Record, 1983-06-08, Page 24PAGE 22—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1983 39 Educational LEARN WELDING in 5 weeks. ARC GAS, MIG Government lest blueprint reeding includ- ed No High School Diploma re- quired. Phone or write 416-255- 2369, Institute of Technical Trades 734, Kipling Ave., Toron to M8Z 5G5. -23o 40 Lost & Found LOST Two yearling Holstein heifers in the Bayfield area 5655377 William Steckle -22,23 41 To give away FARM CATS to give away. Phone 482-7234. -23 42. Death notice FULLER At Alexandre Marine and General Hospital, Goderich on Monday, June 6, 1983, Ethel (Fisher) Fuller of Huronview and formerly of Goderich and Goderich Township in her 93rd year. Beloved wife of the late Robert W. Fuller. Dear mother of Olive (Mrs. James McMillen) of Huronview and the late Earl Fuller. Also survived by two granddaughters and six great grandchildren. Predeceased by one grandson, three sisters and two brothers. The family receiv- ed friends at the McCallum Funeral Home, Cambria Road at East Street, Goderich after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral service 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. lnterment Maitland Cemetery.-23nx ROY At Clinton Public Hospital on Monday, June 6, 1983, Mrs. Eula Roy of Clinton in her 88th year. Beloved wife of the late Victor Roy. Dear mother of Bruce of R,R. 1 Londesboro and Peter of Clinton. Also loved by nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Predeceased by one daughter Eunice (Mrs. Clifton Butler) and one son Murray and several sisters and brothers. Rested at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Clinton after 2 p.m. Tuesday un- til Wednesday at 12:30 noon thence to St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton where the funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery. As expressions of sympathy donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would gratefully appreciated by the family.-23nx FAKELMAN Mr, Martin Fakelman, of 107 Adams Ave., Delhi, passed away at Norfolk General Hospital, on Saturday, June 4, 1983, in his 80th year. Past President of Delhi District Ger- man Home. Beloved husband of Eva Stock'. Dear father of Mar- tin Jr., ,Teeterville, Mrs. James (Anna) Cunningham, Clinton, Mrs. John (Eva) Lazowski, Win- dham Centre. Dear brother of Mrs. Elizabeto Enders, Ger- many, late Joseph and George Fakelman, late Eva Yaeger, late Julie Braun. Also surviving ore 8 grandchildren, 5 great- grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Moss was said at St. John Brebeuf and Companions Roman Cotholic Church, Delhi on Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. Interment Delhi Cemetery.--23nx KELLER At Victoria Hospital, London on Monday, May 30. 1983, Alice May (Meyers) Keller, beloved wife of Arnold Keller of Conces- sion 16 Stephen Twp., in her 74th year. Deor mother of (Audrey) Mrs, Roy Gibson of Crediton , (Gwendoline) Mrs, Max Windsor of Exeter, (Marion) Mrs. Robert Feltz of R.R. 2, Aliso Craig. John Keller of R.R. 2, Dashwood, Donald Keller of Grand Bend and Ross of R.R. 2, Dashwood Dear sister of (Margaraet) Mrs. Horford McKinley of Toronto and Mrs. Eleanor Brown of Zurich and one brother David of Nova Scotia, Also loved by 20 grand- children and 14 great- grandchildren. Predeceased by four sisters and three brothers. Rested at the T. Harry Hoffman and Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood, Funeral service at Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood on Thursday" June 2 at 2 p.m. Interment Zion Lutheran Cemetery Rev. M Melecke officiating 23nx ELSTON At University Hospital. London on Soturday, June 4, 1983, Mrs Emily Elston of Wingham, in her 90th year, the former Emily Kate Austin beloved wife of the tote Bert Thomos (1920) and the late Williom Elston (1945) Dear mother of Bernard Thomas of R R, 4 Wingham, William Elston o4 R.R. 5, Brussels. Edwin Elston of R.R. 1, Arva Step -mother of Harold Thomos of Brussels" Mac Thomos of Inns/sr-sore and Mrs Lovina Mole of Ingersoll. Also 15 grondchildren and 20 greot- grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters in England Predeceased by one son James Elston (1965) three brothers and one sister Visitation of the Currie -Walker Funeral Home, 35 Patrick Street West Winghom o4ter 7 30 p m Sun day, until Tuesdoy where funeral service was hold at 2 30 p.m Rev. J Rao Grant of ficiafing Interment Wingham Cemetery 23nx BSIF ED 42 Death notice N®711 Mrs Edith of R R 4 Clinton at Clinton Public Hospital on Moy 30, 1983. in her 68th yeor Edith Ferguson beloved wife of Elgin Nott. Dear mother of Bev, Glenn, and Donald. ell of Hullett Twp., and Marion (Mrs. John Alblos) of Kirkton. Also survived by eight grendchildren and predeceased by one grand- daughter Friends called at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home. 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth, until Thursdoy at 2 p.m., when funeral services were held Interment Maitland Cemetery Seaforth - 23nx FARLEY At University Hospital, London on Friday June 3rd, 1983, Grant Hortwick Farley, of Goderich Township in his 59th year. Beloved husband of Margery Campbell Low. Son of Mary (Mrs. Clayton Farley), Kincar- dine. Brother of Mary (Mrs. Don Shaw), Fort Erie, Helen (Mrs. Robert Bullen) and Doris (Mrs. James Meldrum), both of Toron- to. Also survived by four uncles, one nephew and four nieces. Rested at the Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich Saturday and Sunday evenings from 7.9 p.m. Service on Monday at 2 p.m. In- terment Maitland Cemetery.- . 23nx GLOUSHER In the Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday, June 4, 1983, Mrs. Herbert Glousher the former Mae Creighton of Hullett Twp., in her 76th year. Dear mother of Jean (Mrs. Keith Good) of East Wawanosh Twp., James of Auburn, Donald of Blyth, Ken• neth of Hullett Twp. Predeceas- ed by one son Robert. Also sur- vived by 20 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ontario; where the funeral service was held on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Blyth Union Cemetery.---23nx HELM At Mason Villa Hospital on Thu- rsday, June 2, 1983 Dorothy Moe (Wilkinson) Helm formerly of Wharncliffe Rd. South, Lon- don, in her 93rd year. Beloved wife of the late Arthur Helm. Dear sister of Mrs. Irene Woodrow of Clinton and Mrs. Mina Blanche of Stratford. Predeceased by a sister Mrs, Elizabeth Dark. Friends were received by the family from 7-9 p.m. Friday at the A. Millard George Funeral Home, 60 Ridout St. South, where com- plete funeral service was con- ducted in the Chapel on Satur- day June 4, of 10 a.m. with Rev. Dr. Douglas H. Ross of Wesley Knox United Church officiating. .Interment in Woodland Cemetery.-23nx KINSMAN Suddenly as the result of an automobile accident on Sunday, June 5, 1983, Mr. William Walter (Bill) Kinsman of R,R, 2, Kippen, in his 19th year. Belov- ed son of Robert and Frances (Hern) Kinsman. Dear brother of John and Lyle both of R.R. 2 Kippen and Dwight of R,R. 2, Staffa. Dear grandson of Ross and Florence Hern of Ailsa Craig and Earl Kinsman of Hen- sall. Also survived by a niece, several nephews, aunts and uncles. Visitation commenced on Tuesday in the Hensall Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, 118 King Street, Hensall until Wednesday, June 8 at 11 a.m. thence to Kippen United Church; where the funeral service was conducted at 2 p.m. with Rev. Don Moffatt and Rev. Stan McDonald of- ficiating. Interment followed in McTugger t's Cemetery.-- - 23n x 43. Births FORBES Carol and Richard are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a son, Jason Richard, weighing 7 lbs. 11 oz. on June 6, 1983 at Stratford General Hospital. Proud grandparents are John and Barb Jewitt of Londesboro and Don and Marilyn Forbes of Clinton 23nc LEE Katherine and Terrance Lee of London are pleased to an• flounce the birth of their son William Nathaniel on May 21. 1983, Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Lee. Osgoode, Ontario and Dr and Mrs Street of Blyth, 23nc MORGAN Brod and Elena welcome with love their second beautiful son. Curtis James Curtis was born Wed June 1 1983, of Clinton Public Hospitol weighing7 Ib 10 oz, A brother for Justin. Proud grandporents are Mr and Mrs Doug Morgon, Clinton, Nickolo Raso. R.R 2 Clinton Special thanks to Dr Brian Baker for his excellent care Also thank you to all the nurses on second floor 23nx MCALEESE Terry and Brenda (nee Toylor) ore pleased to announce the birth of their doughter Kristen Marie Ann, born in St Joseph s Hospital Hamilton on May 24th 8 Ib 4 oz First grandchild for Connie Taylor and another greot grandchild for Ruth Taylor 23nc IMTHIi WAMTAW Nan Tran, second from left, was the winner at the CHSS poster competition, promoting summer employment. He went on to take the county championship. Jen -y Ben- jamin, third from left, took second place. The contest was 46. In memoriam SHOBBROOK In loving memory of Bert Shob- brook who passed away June 12, 1981. You'll never be forgotten Nor will treasured memories die For our thoughts are often with you While the days and months go by. Forever missed by wife Doro and family - Thelma, Muriel, Gordon and families. -23nx 47. Card of thanks NOTT The family of the late Edith Nott wishes to acknowledge the many acts of kindness in the loss of a loving wife, mother and grandmother. A special -Thank you" goes to Dr. R.W. Flowers and the staff of Clinton Public Hospital. We appreciate the floral tributes, memorial donations, sympathy cards, and food which was brought to the house by friends and neighbours and„for their friend- ly assistance. We express a sincere word of appreciation to Rev. Tom Duke, The Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home, The Cana- dian Order of Foresters, and the Ladies of the First Presbyterian Church for their assistance and support. Elgin and Family. -23 ZEALE I wish to thank my many friends and neighbours, Dr. Newland, first floor staff and all other departments, Rev. T. Duke and any who mode my stay in Clin- ton Public Hospital pleasant. Also many thanks for the visits, gifts and cards. All was greatly appreciated. Edwin Zeale.- -23x judged by CRSS art teacher Ron Walker, left, and organized by Summer Employment worker Patti Down, right. (Shelley McPhee photo) Ad contest winner named The Clinton C1 -ISS winners of the Ad contest sponsored by the Canada Employment Centre for Students were an- nounced recently. The promotional ad con- test was run to create new ideas for the Hire -A -Student campaign which runs June 13 to 17. The first place honors went to Nan Tran Grade 10 and second was awarded to Jerry Benjamin Grade 11. Prizes for the winners in Clinton were provided by Anstett Jewellers Ltd., Clin- ton Commercial Printers Ltd, The Dutch Store, and Huron Business Machines. Judges for the contest were Ron Walker of Central Huron Secondary School and Gary Haist of the Clinton News -Record. Congratula- tions and thank yous are ex- tended to the students, judges and the donators of prizes from the Canada Employment Centre for Students' supervisor Angelina Arts and Student Placement Officers Kathy Caldwell and Patti Down. Nan Trar went on to the final judging with the three other winning designs from their individual schools (Goderich Collegiate, South Huron and Seaforth High Schools). He won that divi- sion on June 7. Sewer project gets okay EXETER - With provincial backing approved, Exeter council Exeter council has agreed in principle, to proceed with the $1.2 million sewer lagoon expansion project. The ministry advised that $835,100 was being made available to Exeter for the project. That covers 68.8 per cent of the total estimated cost. YOUR ONE STOP VACUUM -CENTRE Complete Sales -Service & Supplies EXPERIENC D TECHNI A repairs to all small appliance* ELECTRIC HOSES $29. 50 fitsmost machines NEW AND RE -BUILT VACUUMS Filter Queen, Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, Royal, Eureka, Electro -Hygiene Go . erich Vacuum Centre 52 West Street Goderich 524-4112 I"�i'trieTse COMBO FAMILY PAIL \11.oki I :5" Of ig taw. 5 pieces of Golden Chicken 4 pcs. English Style Fish 2 Med. Salads (of your choice) 1 Family French Fries BACK BY PULAR DEMAND FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY JUNE 10®11-12 33 Victoria Street, CLINTON owarat Aott Ail FOCI I A99 P/CRUD 482-7337 FRIED CHICKEN AND SEAFOOD The Bell of Both from Dixie Lee OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WFFR SUNDAY -THURSDAY 10 AM 10 PM FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10 AM -14 MIDNIGHT OWNED AND OPERATED BY DOUG RHUDE However, the ministry advised that a decision had to be made within six weeks to proceed with the project, or the funds would be turned over to another m unicipality. L cal K of (a member honored at convention At the Annual Convention of the Knights of Columbus, Ontario Jurisdiction, District Deputy Seamus Doherty was elected as one of the eight members of the Knights of Columbus as a delegate to the Supreme Convention which takes place at Columbus Ohio the first week of August. Brother Seamus was selected one out of over 250.000 Ontario members of the Knights off Columbus. Since joining the Knights of Columbus Brother Seamus has amassed a number of attributes and one cannot be too surprised at his selection, even though all members in good standing are eligible to become one of the chosen eight Knights. Seamus' appointment marks the first time in 75 years that a district Brother has earned the positions. Seamus and his wife Betty, have three children, Una 18, Liam 14, and David, 9 years. His family supports him with ad- miration for his dedication and total in- volvement to the principles of the Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Church. Since joining the Knights in 1975, he has been Warden, Deputy Grand Knight and Grand Knight of the Seaforth Council. He was also, while Grand Knight, in- strumental in the formation of the Squires Circle in the Seaforth Council area. He, along with a few other members of the Knights who belonged to the St. Joseph -St. Michael Parish, were instrumental in the formation of the St. Joseph's Council 7645 encompassing the Blyth, Clinton, Bayfield area, and was the Charter Grand Knight of St. Joseph's Council. He -was also involved in the formation of the Father Reid-T.nwic Snilires Circle en- compassing the Blyth, Clinton, Bayfield area. He was also the area chairman for the Columbian Squires. He has been the Parish Round Table Chairman since its in- ception in 1981. He was appointed Centen- nial Chairman for the Council which was in 1 x;12. For the past two years, he bas been the District Deputy and has been asked to serve an additional year in that position. In the space of seven years he has dedicated his energy to the Knights and the causes for which they were originally formed. As District Deputy, he was instrumental in formation of Mary -Joseph Council in Hesson-Listowel, an extremely active council. Brother Seamus is also a member of Monsignor D.J. Egan 4th Degree Assembly. Brother Seamus advocates the forma- tion of Squirettes and Daughters of Isabella, thereby completing the family participation in the basic principles, the church and community. He looks forward to this accomplishment with anticipation. The Supreme Convention takes place at Columbus, Ohio the first week of August and will bring together dedicated Knights, like Seamus, from every state in the U.S.A., every province of Canada, and area representatives from Mexico and the Philippines. To Brother Knight Seamus and his fami- ly, the local Knights send their congratula- tions and best wishes, especially much success in future endeavours he may choose to undertake for the benefit of the Order, the Church and the Country. First renewal time for licence stickers TORONTO–It's riot February but it is licence sticker renewal time again for those vehicle owners whose birthday is in June. The Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Communications reminds vehicle owners that those with birthdays between June 1 and December 31, must renew their stickers for a second time in 1983 to bring them into the yearly renewal cycle. Reminders of renewal date have been mailed to vehicle owners on record; however, it is anticipated some may be missed. While the ministry has been working around the clock to clear up a backlog of information that requited from the in- troduction of a new system and computers, it is possible that some vehicle owners with early June renewal dates are not yet on the computer file and would not be mailed the reminder notice. As well, there are always a certain number of people who move just prior to their renewal date and their reminders may not reach them in time. Therefore, all vehicle owners are advis- ed that, whether or not they receive their reminders to renew, they must have their new stickers on their vehicles on or before their birthday in 1983. Cost of renewal stickers for all vehicles with passenger car plates is $48 per year. �AU$iNESS AINIb PROFESSIONAL DIRECTQRY SECURITY Protect your investments with a custom designed security system from LAWRENCE SECURITY SYSTEMS Residential and Com- mercial systems. 24 hour monitoring. —AUBURN - 526 -7505 452-70424 ELECTRIC 9‘1/6 C. 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