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Clinton News Record, 1981-01-08, Page 17• JANUARYSISII—PAIM I' 26. Help wanted. 26. Help wanted ELP WANTED A conscientloius, mature individual with a good working knowledge of Industrial bookkeeping, accoun- ts payable., accounts receivable, payroll and costing methods Is required immediately by a growing manufacturer of boilers and furnaces. Preference will be given to experienced individuals with organizational abilities. Submit detailed 7erfiitsir- Cfiat5Ing date for applimiloas is Joanneryik 1481 Robert Bell Industries Ltd. P.O.. BOX 70 SEAFORTH: ONTARIO HOKUM 28. Business opportunity 28. Business opportunity Here is your success opportunity: H you are o person who relates well with people of all ages - and if you are prepared to work hard to in- dependence and a fine income - you already have the Initital qualifications. No experience necessary: just ambition, good health and character. You must successfully complete the special Mac's Training Course, and follow, a success - proven system. The Mac's System provides the rest: a fully -equipped -store, continuing operptionol support, advertising and promotion, computerized administration services, the power of volume purchasing, and the established prestige of Mac's highly regarded name on over 600 Mac's Convenience Stores across Canada. CLIP THIS.SAIUPON TODAY a SEND To: MAC'S CONVENIENCE STORES 1112 DEARNESS DR. LONDON, ONTARIO MtiE 1N9 AND WE WILL CONTACT YOU. NAME ADDRESS, CITY • PHONE PROV. POSTAL CODE 29. Tenders AMINISTRY OF HOUSING ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION The Huron County Housing Authority requires EXPERIENCED - ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS to perform Electrical Maintenance on an 'as and when required' basis; at locations within Huron County. Contract packages con- taining wage rate and conditions are available from the Huron County Housing Authority, 46 The Square, Goderich, Ontario N7A 11645 (519- ' 524-2637) and must be signed and returned not later than 4:45 p.m. January 29th, 1961 to be eligible:.• AMINISTRY OF 0\ HOUSING ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION The Huron Coun Housing Aut'forit requires EXPERIENCED PLUMBING CONTRACTORS to perform Plumbing Maintenance on a 'as and when required' basis, at locations within Huron County. Contract packages con- °tafning wage rate and conditions aro available from the Huron County Housing Authority, 46 The Square, Goderich, Ontario N7A 1M5 (519. 524,2637) and must be signed and returned not later than 4:45 p.m., January 29th, 1981 to be eligible. y 30. Employment wanted LADY WILL de Housekeeping. Live-in. Write to: E deGroot, Box 341. Hensall, Ont, NOM 1%0.--1 29. Tenders MINISTRY OF HOUSING ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION The Huron County HousingAuthority requires experienced GENERAL -MAINTENANCE CONTRACTORS to perform General Maintenance on an 'as and when required' basis, at locutions within Huron County. Contract packages con- taining wage rate and conditions ore available from the Huron County Housing Authority, 46 The Square, Goderich, Ontario N7A iMS (519- 524-2637) and must be signed and returned not later than 4:45 p.m. January 291h, 1981 to be eligible. Employment - wanted WILL i)O Babysitting in My awn home weekdays. Phone 482.7915.a 1.2 . 31 . Service directory KEN'S CARPENTRY - Remodelling renovations, cupboards. rec rooms, car- ports, flooring, Hunt -Pella windows and patio doors. aluminum siding. windows. doors,,. Phone 482 -7676. --Ken McNairn.- 12tfar LAYING and FINISHING concrete floors for basements. garages. drive sheds etc. Call George 482-3291 - 45tf GUITAR LESSONS AVAILABLE Instrument loaned for beginners For Information cell 4829869 31 . Service di rectory ADDITIONS, Renovatioia-and All Types of Carpentry. Including drywall. Licensed carpenter with reasonable prices_ Phone 482-7860 Gary Maclay. -1-4 'FOR EXPERIENCED and Professional stucco and drywall renovations call 482 WHEELCHAIRS: The CP & T Fund of Clinton Oddfellow-s Lodge have wheelchairs available for loan free_ Coanact Tom Outer 482-76552 or Mrs. M. Batkin 482-3866.-46tfar WILSON'S DELIVERY - We move and haul anything - anywhere. reasonable pries. give us a call. 524-4171.--53-2 DRYWALL known for high quality PETER BAKOS DRYWALL hove complete drywall service Phone 527-1398 527-0606 WATER WELL DRILLING W.D. HOPPER , & SONS FOUR MODERN ROTARY RIGGS PHONE: SEAFORTH NEIL: 527-1737 DURL: 527-0828 JIM: 527-0775 Electrical Problems? Call ED'S -ELECTRIC Licensed Electrician Commercial/ Industrial/Form Residential 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE Ed Rooseboom 482-7441 PAINTING DECORATING INTERIOR RENOVATIONS Free Estimates coII: Steve Miners BRUCEFIELD 482-337:7 JOHN KASSIES GENERAL CONTRACTING * Farm Buildings * Additions * Renovations PHONE 432-3063 .. Custom Slaughtering and Processing hill l)ay Vvedne day M£R ER's DASHWOOD 237-3677 31 _ Service directory 1 HANK'S SMALL ENGINE SERVICE 1 M Of S23- , FOR SALE thadleowasubBes We also Service and Repair snowmobiles and • snowblawers and other small engine equipment 34. Personal PRE( NANT and DISTRESSED? Married or single, free positive con- fidential support. Help is as close as ,your telephone. BIRTHRIGHT - London a collect) 432-7197 or 524-2913. 357-1769or 392r4L-3 52 38. Auction sale Richard Lobb AUCTIONEER Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR Every Thursday NENSALL LIVESTOCK SALE 42 Death notice J.AMIESOON At her. resideaee on Sway. December 2E, 19>I2, Mrs. iallie Jamieson of Rattenhu v Street East., Clinton and formerly of Hulleit Toaaehip. in her d year_ Behoved wife of the late Robert Jamieson. Dear !no :l ,er of Isabel a Mrs. Art Colson) ofClinter2. Hazel Mira_ Jam , dd1i C.-ranville, Ohio. Leis ((Mrs William Le Souder u of Stratford and James of Mahal Township. Also loved by nine grand- children and two great grandchildren. Predeceaselt by two sisters and one brother. Rested at the Ball Farmerat Home, 153 High Street_ Clin- ton, ager 2 pia.. Tuesday. until Wednesday. December 31, 1980. where the funeral service ,was held at 2 pin Interment Clinton Cemetery. As expressions of sympathy donations to the Memorial Fund of Ontario Street United Cham or to the charity of your choice. would be gratefully appreciated by the fain .-1 43 Births HOGGARTH Vic and Mary announce with love the birth of a beautiful daughter. Jeannette Joan J.J '-, She arrived Thur- sday. January 1st_ 193i at 7:13 p.m. at Goderich Alexandra Marine Hospital_ Weighing in at 7 lb. 13 rte..' a 111eov grand- daughter for .Raymond and , Joan Itoggarth of Lon, desboro.—i g7I4't,e// VSZioci ej TUCKERSMITH FARM TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION We have been instructed by the Executor of the Estate of Ed McKay to offer for sale by public auction 100 acre*, legally described as Lot 3. Concession 10, Tudcersmith Township, London Road Survey, on Tuesday, January 27/81 at 1:15 P.M. of the location, 4 miles east of Kippenc Consisting of 2 storey, 3 bedroom, solid brick' home, situated on 100 acres of Huron County No. 1 Clay loam --2900 Heat unit area, no foxes, presently set up for cash crop farnsing, suitably tiled, Terns -'20,000.00 Deposit Day of Sale Balance on May 1, 1981 For Further information Phone: PA/4:6ff AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK IWO ' 5191 527-1458 CREDITON FARM SELLING BY PUBLIC AUCTION We have been instructed by the proprietor, Mr. Bruce Mills, to offer by public auction lands, registered as north part lot 19 and south part lot 20. ton. 6 Stephen Township, approximately 75 acres. 2 miles north of Credlton on SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1981 AT 1:15 P.M. Lands consisting of 7S acres with 56 acres recently systematically tiled, balance in woodlot, No. 2 soil, 3000 heat units. BUILDINGS: two year old - 108 sow farrowing barn and 76 tie stalls, 22 farrowing stalls, liquid manure, 12' x 50' new silo; 60' x 32' finishing barn. HOUSEi 'Four bedroom frame house with all con- vefences. New drilled well. 200 amp. hydro service. TE#MS OF PROPERTY: '15,000. down Balance in 60 days. '78,000 mortgage available at 10% %. For further information or financing assistance phone: FULL LISTING NEXT WEEK AUCT,ONEERS. LOU DATORS. APPPA SERS 77 ,MA.N 51 • SEAFORTH CN -AR i; NOK 1WO :519, 527-1455 40. Lost& Found WiRE RIMMED hubcap between Clinton and Brucefield. 482-7702.-1 HENDRIK GELOK ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL TRAILER AND R SERVICE QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AT A REASONABLE PRICE MAINTENANCE - NEW ANO OLD INSTALLATIOttfS PHONE 519-482-3700 or 482-7007 46 In memoriam I,ADD in loving memory of a dear husband, father and grand- father, Hugh Laddwhopassed away 12 years ago January 7, 1969. Like falling leaves the years slipby But living memories never die They live within us in memory still Not just today but always will. Lovingly -remembered by his wife. Reta, children and grandchildren. -1 42. Death notice WOODS At Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital. Kitchesraer, an Wednesday, Member 31. 1980, Mrs_ Lillian Woods of Kitchener and formerly of Clintnn to her 57th year_ Beloved wife of Jack Woods and dear mother 01 Marjorie a!Mrs. Allan Hayter i of 1111 1, val'aaa. lea gdai la9ne Tracy. Kim and welly_ Also survived by two sisters. Grace a 111rs_ Walter Forbes- and Mrs_ Mabel McAdam, both of Clinton_ Predeceased by two brothers_ Ben in 1949 and 'Morons in 1979_ Rested at the Ball Funeral Home, 15`3 High Street_ Clinton after 2 p_m. Friday until Saturday. January 3, 1981 where the funeral service was held at 2 pan. Iatrrnaern in Ctintoln Cemetery. As expresacns of sympa,i;uV donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be gratefully ap- preciated bg the family. -1 43_ Births JERVIS Dave and Jill are pleased to announce the birth of Becky Jean. weighing 7 lbs. 13oz_, on Monday. Dec, 322. 1980, at Clinton . Public Hospital_ A welcome sister for Scott and die. -1 RUSSO 'Sam and Kelly +nee Adshead 1 are, pleased to announce the arrival 'of their flrat alnilaii.' Angela Marie. weighing 6 lbs. 7 oz. born December 27. 1980 in Clinton Public Hos pital.—lnx SANDERSON Elmer and Maria, anee Reichel) are happy to an- nounce the safe arrival of their first born child. Jonathon Frederick, on Jan. 2, 1981, weighing 8 lbs_ 4 oz. at Alexandra . Marine and General 'Hospital- Goderich. -Proud-grandparents-are Mr- and Mrs. Alfred Reichel of Moorefield and Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson of Blvth.-1 • BUTLER Greg and Brenda are pleased to annahnce the safe arrival of their second daughter. Kristen Emmy_ on Sunday. Jan_ 4. 7981. weighing 8 lbs. 6n , oz.. a , new sister for Mandy. Proud grandparents are Lloyd and Phyllis Butler and Earl and Frances Shilbe. —1 MURCH • Vincent , Murch is proud to announce the arrival -of his baby sister. Stacey Evelyn. Their proud parents are Ken and Lexde Murch. Stacey was born on Tuesday. Dec. 30.1980. at Clinton Public Hospital. -1 46. In memoriam ELLROOD In loving memory of a dear husband and father. Harry Ellwvxod. who passed away Jan. 2- 1971. Tho your smite has gone forever • Your hand we cannot touch We have so many memories of you Who we loved so much. , Lovingly remembered by wife, daughter. Marie and son Donald: -1 FORREST In loving memory of a dear son and brother. Dennis S. Forrest. who passed away two years agoJanuary 10. 1979. You suffered much in silence. your spirit did not bend You faced your past with courage. until the very end • In tears we saw you sinking. we watched you fade away Our hearts were almost broken. youfought so hard to stay And then we saw you sleeping. so peacefully free from pain We could not wish you back with us, to suffer so again. Beautiful memories are wonderful things They last blithe longest day They never get lost 'They never wearout And can never be given away To say you may forgotten ___ To others a part of the past But to us who loved and lost you Your memory will always last Loved and greatly missed by mom and dad - Jane and Ken Wiklfong and brother Rink.- 1 47. Card of thanks ('OL'LT iS We would like to thank the community. of Varna and everyone else who helped tts following dor recent fire. All your donations are greatly appreciated. -1x For being the first baby bora at aides P> b& How this year, yang Bolden slag with her wads Greg and Brenda Buller of RR 2, Bayfield will receive a host of gigs. Rath Banti the new president of the Auxiliary to the hospital was ase of the first to present a gift U theism baby. (James IFitzgerald photo) Personal news and notes.... • hum page 13 and Mrs. John Whyte, An- drea and Keri of Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der i olare, Mark and Margie of Oakville, Paul Van der Malan of tea; :tars Margie lignite of Quelph; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Whyte and boys; Mr_ and MIs_ Nick Whyte, David, Crystal, Brian and Murray and Jeff Whyte all of RR 2, Seafoith. New Year's Dews Debbie Precator spent from Wednesday until Satur- day with Joy Webb of Ian - dim - Mr_ and Mrs. John Tomp- son and Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne Township were New Year's Day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim LThompson, Leisa and Mr. and Mrs_ Allan Merner of RR 3 Drumbo spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy, Julie, Michael and Shelley. We would like to wish Mrs Mary. Scott a speedy recovery following surgery in London HaspitaL She is now home. Mr_ and Mrs. Sam Mc- Clure, Shirley, Doris and Doug visited in Saki, during the holidays with Mary's relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dimaline took Peter to Toronto on Friday to return 47. Card of thanks COTTON The family of the late Willard Cotton wish to express their sincere thanks to Dr. 'Lanett. Dr. Baker and the nurses of the Clinton Hospital for .their kindness and concern. Also to our many friends and neigh- bours for their cards. flowers, donations and food brought to the home and to those who took time to visit. Many thanks to the Ball Funeral -Horne and to Rev. Pick for offidiating and to the C9intani Legion Women's. Auxiliary for serving lunch. Your kindness will always be re tiered. Elaine Cotton and Fa' ily.-1 • WiSE The family of the late Jennie M. Wise wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives. friends and neighbours for cards. expressions of sym- pathy: floral tributes. donations to charities. and food brought to our homes during our recent. bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Harrell, nurses and staff of Clinton Public Hospital for kindness and loving care. Ball Funeral Home. pallbearers. flow•erbearers, and Rev. Broadfoot. Thank you also to the Friendship Guild of St. Paul's Church for the lundh served after the funeral. Many thanks for the flowers, gifts, visits and cards sent to mother . during her stay in hospital. Your kindness will always be remeltnbered.-1 McCOW AN I wish to express to my family and friends my sincere thanks for cards, visits, and gifts while i was a patient in Clinton Hospital,Special thanks to Dr Newland and nurses who cared for me following surgery. Kay McCowan.-- lx LiGHTFOOT Sincere thank you to my family and friends for all the kindness received while 1 was in Clinton Hospital. Thanks to Dr.. Baker. Dr. Lynch and first floor nurses. Hugh Light- foot.—lx to Milo, Manitoba following his leave. While there, they visited with their daughters, Mites Kathy Dimaline of Toronto, who had just retuned from a holiday tin Mexico, and with Mr_ and Mas_ Ken Allen of Hamilton. The following have return- ed to school following holidays: John Stmt to Quelph Hwy Shawn Thecopson to Humbar Q11 - lege, Toronto; Brian Nesbitt to Wesley University, Lea- den. CHSS heads vandalism costs Vandalism in Huron County schools has cost the taxpayer almost $6,000 in the last four months of 1980. A report released to the board by Director of Education, John Cochrane indicated that incidents of vandalism and related damage in both elementary and secondary schools amounted to $5,894 in repair costs. The total cost of damage repairs in elemen try -schools Was $3,035 and $2,859 in secon- dary schools for the four- month period. Most elementary schools reported one or two incidents of damage bit Robertson Memorial Public School in Goderich reported eight incidents at a repair cost of $384. The highest repair cost was $554 as a result of two incidents at Huron Cen- tennial School One incident of damage at Holmesville Public School resulted in repair costs of $116 while five at Victoria Public School cost $404. There were seven incidents of damage at Usborne CentralSchool costing $0: Almost half the incidents of damage at county secondary schools di ured at Central Huron High School in Clinton. Of 31 damage reports in the county; 15 were in Clinton at a cost of $1,844. Muth of the damage required the ex- pertise of outside tradesmen. South Farm High School in Exeter reported nine incidents of -damage atacost of $107. There were two in- cidents at Goderich and District Collegiate with repair costs estimated at 1186 - Cochrane told 'the Ward that many' incidents, occur after school hours and on weekends and " repairs often involve overtime pay to custodians or outside tradesmen. The only schools without damage ' reports were Hensall Public School, Howick ' Central School,Seaforth Public School, Stephen Central Public School and Walton Public SchooL 47. Card of thanks Huronview J AM IESO!1 The family of the late Lillie Jamieson express our sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives. 'friends and neigh- bours for their many acts of kindness. floral tributes. donations and card's of sym- pathy received during our recent bereavement. Thanks to the Ball Funeral Home and to Rev. N. Pick for his com- forting ,words. Jim. Isabel. Hazel. Lo is and families.- 1x G IBBINGS The family of the late Percy Gibbings wish to express their sincere thanks and ap- preciation to relatives. friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness. flowers. donations. cards and visits made and also food brought to the home Many thanks to the Ball Funeral Home. Rev. Norman Pick and Rev. Donald Snell, Kitchener for officiating and to the Ontario Street United Church women for the lovely lunch served, A thank you to the nurses and staff on first ffoor of Clinton Hospital. Dr. Baker and Dr. Lynch for -their kindness. and care. To.• Rev Pick and all those who sent flowers, cards and visited in hospital. Your kindness will always be remembered Vera Gibbings and Family 1 x ° h..FiPPI,NGTO Sincere thanks to the family. relatives, friends and neigh- bours while i was a patient in the Clinton Hospital. also to the Ladies Aux iliarybf the Legion. the Clinton Baptist Church and the Clintonian Club for flowers, fruit. treats. cards and ca lls. Special thank, to Dr. Singleton of London. Tor Lynch of Goderich. Dr. Baker and nurses of the first floor who were so kind to me Many thanks. Louella Lep- pittgtlon.-1 notes A Sunday afternoon' pro- gram on Dec_ 28 was arrang- ed by Mrs. Mabel L Gray and the pianists were Mrs: Elia Snider . from Goderich and Mrs. Helen Bryans from Mitchell. The residents were also entertained by a very fine group of talented musi- cians which included violinists Mrs. Ruby Stadelbauer from Mitchell; Mrs.' Mabel Gray from Goderich; Jim Mulhern from Goderich; Bill Hughes from Goderich and Ern Harley from Mitchell. • As well as leading in the singing of carols, the ensemble played a few favourite . semi -classical numbers which were much enjoyed. Mrs. Harrison pleased her audience very much with her lovely solo, "The Birthday of the King" by Neidlinge. Mr. Ern Harley's solo "Silent Night" was a favourite of everyone. This splendid concert in music brought a beautiful end to the Christmas festivities. Monday afternoon, Dec. 29, old tithe music was held in normal care sitting.room where Mrs. Elsie Henderson at the piano and Jim Rud- dock with his accordion ac- companied Mrs. Betty Rogers singing Christmas carols. Mr. Archibald was here on Tuesday morning to do woodworking with the men. Huronview extends sym- pathy to the family of Katherine Diggon.