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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-12-16, Page 19CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,1981—PAGE 19 31. Service directory 31. Service directory Electrical Problems? Call ED'S ELECTRIC Licenced Electrician INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL FARM/RESIDENTIAL 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE ED ROOSEBQOM 482-7441 ALSO....SEE US FOR ELECTRIC FURNACES and ELECTRIC HEATING . UNDER THE CANADIAN OIL SUBSTITUTION PROGRAM FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 412-7441 FOR: HURON PROFESSIONAL CHIMNEY SWEEP FIRE SAFETY FUEL CONSUMPTION CLEANLINESS REASONABLE RATES CALL: 524-7300 or 524-2358 give yourself a lift! PRICES START AT ;22.93 holiday rent -a-car system Includding FREE 100 KM weekend & weekly Rates Available 524-8411 STRICRLANDS-lid HURON NO.. OODIRICH Custom Slaughtering and Processing Kill Day Wednesday MERICR'S DASHWOOD 237-3677 WATER WELL DRILLING W.D. HOPPER & SONS FOUR MODERN ROTARY RIGGS PHONE: SEAFORTH NEIL: 527-1737 DURL: 527-0828 JIM: 527-0775 PIANO TUNING •Repairs •Rebuilding •Keys Recovered •Dampp-Chasers BRUCE FULSIFER 341-4223 Mitchell JOHN KASSIES GENERAL CONTRACTING *Farm Buildings *Additions *Renovations PHONE 482-3063 RON 402-4234 JACK B. COLQUHOUN GENERAL CONTRACTING Specializing In: •CUSTOM BUILT HOMES *RENOVATIONS *ADDITIONS *KITCHENS *ALUMINUM SIDING PHONE 482-9506 EVENINGS cGC513 CGSB Listed No. ONT-24-661 ADAMSON INSULATION CONTRACTORS Lucknow 521-2113 Clinton Al Corrlveau 432-4104 CHIP could pay up to '500.00 of the cost of your insulation Free Estimates Septic Tank Cleaning for the holiday rush S.J. SHANAHAN HAYFIELD 565-2795 CLINTWOOD CUSTOM BUILDERS *Custom built :aesss:ec • Additions 'Drywall *Roofing •Siding, Soffit & Fascia TIM BTLSMA 482-3873 DOUG BYLSMA 482-7334 34. Personal PREGNANT and DISTRESSED? Married or single. free ° positive con- fidential support Help is as close, as your telephone. RIRTHRiGHT • London (collect) 432.7i97 or 524-2913, .357-17690E524-2023 —3-S2 DON'T BE ALONE for Christmas. Are you unat- tached. separated. single or divorced? Meet that special person Apply P.O Box 104. Owen Sound. N4K-5P1 Please state age. —49 50 1, TOM LEPPiNGTON, will not be responsible for any debts incurred in my name by Dayle Leppington as of this date forw ard —5052x Shopthe Want Ads 35. Notice to. creditors IN THE ESTATE OF RICH- MOND SECORD ATKEY, late of the Township of Tucker - smith in the County of Huron, Newspaper Publisher, deceased. ALL persons having a ims against the Estate orl the above -name who died on the 14th day of October, 1981, are required to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 7th day of January, 1981, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which •the undersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 7th day of December, 1981. E.B. MENZIES, Q.C. Box 68, Clinton, Ontario Solicitor for the Executrix. -50,51,52 40. Lost 8 Found FOUND - Small, curly-haired d found near Varna. Phone 16 -5856.-50 41. To give away HOUSE - TRAINED Kittens free to a good home. Phone 527- (272.-50 SIX COLLIE Pups, six weeks old, would make lovely Christmas presents. Phone 524-8065after6 p.m. -50. 43. Births PRESTON John and Debi are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Christopher James, weighing in at 9 ib. Born December 5, 1981 at Clinton Public Hospital. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Preston; Surrey England and sixth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gib- bings, Clinton. 5onx 38. Auction sale Richard -Lobb AUCTIONEER Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR 42. Death notice HILL Suddenly at home, Thursday, December 10, 1981, W.S. (Stan) Hill of Hinckley, Leicester- shire, England. Beloved husband of the late Betty (O'Connell, Glazier) Hill, Dear father of (Barbara) Mrs. David tarry, also survived by one grandson, Joseph. Dear brother-in-law of (Dorothy) Mrs. Ed Layton, Wilfred A. Glazier and the late Thomas O'Connell all of Clinton.-50nx 39. Educational CONESTOGA COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY CONTINUING EDUCATION requlret PART-TIME TEACHERS These evening teaching positions are open to men and women. Continuing Education is In the process of corn - !ling a Inst of potential teachers for courses which may be offered et our Clinton Campus. during the winter semester. Individuals are required Ito teach the following courses: -Conversational French -Supervision and. Management -Industrial Engineering Program -Basics of Security. Applicants must have good communication skills and the ability to relate to adult learners. Teaching experience is an asset. Interested persons should forward letters of application, together with a current resume to: Employment and Benefits Officer 224 Doan Valley Drive Kitchener, Ont. _ N2G 4464 Competition No. 111-157. LARGE AUCTION SALE OF TRACTORS & FARM EQUIPMENT AT BRINDLEY SALES YARD DUNGANNON SAT., DECEMBER 19th 10:30 AM Over SO Tractors and 100 Pieces of equip- s ment such as: Tractors: MF 2075, 2 -new MF 255. new MF 245. MF 1155, 6 - ME 143, MF 1035, DB NS & loader, MF 205 & cab, MF 301n- dustrial, IH 474. Codkshutt 1650 & loader. AC 170 gas. Equipment: MF 730 Combine, MF 70 tractor. loader & back hoe, 6 row corn head, 14 snowblowers, 41 plows etc. etc. More consignments accepted CalI BRINDLEY AUCTIONS 529-7625 Auctioneer: GORDON H. BRINDLEY e.../ta 7eff VA4locza. 45J N\ GARAGE ANDH S OP EQUIPMENT AUCTION We have boon instructed by the secured party to of- fer for sale by Public Auction, to the highest bidder without reserve Garage and Shop Equipment on Wednesday, December 30, 1981 at 1:15 P.M. at RathwellBldg. In Vanastra, 1 mils south of Clin- ton. SHOP AND SERVICE EQUIPMENT: ingerso! Rand 5 HP Air Compressor/Coots 20-20 tire clanger/Amco Brake Lathe -mode! 1000 complete/Mobile air lock /Auto analyzer, Marquette 40-176/Whee1 balan- cer/Battery chargers/Battery Analyzer/Alternator diode tester/Voltage regulator tester/ignition tester/tack and dwell meter/timing light/Clinton Tanker - gas holding tank and .pump/Sunnen Wet Honing machine/Growler/Valve Grinder/Slue Valve seating equipment/IBM Time dads/Lincoln Are Welder/Drills/Jacks/many, many more miscellaneous Items too numerous to mention OFFICE FURNITURE 8 EQUIPMENT: felon safe/SR1 11 Microfiche Reader/oafs s/filing cabinets/Othrett1 underwood studio 45 typewriter/adding machines and tpany more Items. For further information, please contact: RATHWELL i ASSOCIATES eruea Ree,.hs.eIl - awomoser Dick Robinson - Safes Manager 527-1458 THE STAFF AT RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES WISH EACH AND EVERY ONE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEEEAAR. AUCTiOPa£ERS LIOUIDAT(SRS APPRAISERS i % IV;'V ST e SEAFORTH ONTARIO NOK IWO ,5191 527-1458 42. Death notice WHITBY Suddenly at her residence, on Sunday, December 13, 1981, Mrs. Helen Whitby, of 335 ShuterStreet , Wingham, in her 58th year. The former Helen McAlpine Gibb. Beloved wife of Edward (Ted) Whitby .Dear mother of Have of Smiths. Falls, George of Wingham, Lynda (Mrs. Alex Mawhin- ney), London, Joan Whitby of RR 5, Kincardine, Nancy (Mrs. David O'Neil), RH 1, Wingham, Marie , (Mrs. M. Fryfogel ), Kamloops, British Columbia, Karen (Mrs. Peter Braun) of Wingham, and Pam Whitby of Edmonton, Alberta. Sister of Isobel (Mrs. Jim Edward) of Clinton, David Gibb of Whitechurch, and Bob and harry Gibb, both of Stoneycreek. 'Also 13 grand- children. Predeceased by one son, Edward, one sister, one brother and one grandson. Visitation was at the Currie - Walker Funeral Home, .35 Patrick Street West, Wingham, after 7:30 p.m. Monday, until Wednesday where complete funeral ser- vice was held at 2 p.m. Interment later in Wingham Cemetery. Donations to the charity of your choice would-be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.-50nx GILFILLAN In the Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, December 14,1981, George Albert Gilfillan, of Clinton, and formerly of Blyth, in his 71st year. Beloved husband of the former Catherine (Daisy.) Roberton. Dear father of Lorne of Fairview, Alberta, Ray off London, Jim of Calgary, and Gordon - of Vernon, British Columbia. Predeceased by one son, Douglas. Dear brother of Jim, of Nanton, Alberta, Mrs. Annie Hodgins of St. Marys, and Mrs. Mary Church of Walton. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ontario, from 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, until Wednesday, when the funeral was held at 1:30 p.m. Interment Blyth Union Cemetery.-5Onx TURVEY In the Clinton Public Hospital on Sato?day, December 12, 1981. Eire1yn Grace Turvey of Blyth, iti ben 59th year. Beloved sister of Della (Mrs. Mac Shaw) of Brussels, Myrtle (Mrs. Harold Vodden ), Jean (Mrs. Borden Cook) and Helen (Mrs. Norman Dowing ), all of Blyth, Ross of Morris Town- ship. Predeceased by brothers, Lloyd and Glen. Rested at the .Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth. Ontario, where the funeral service was held on Tuesday, December 13th at 2 p.m. Interment. Blyth Union Cemetery. Memorial &mations to the Clinton Public Hospital Building Fund would I:4 appreciated as expressions of sympathy.- SOnx McBURNEY Passed away at Huronview, Clinton. on Wednesday, December 9, 1981, Mr. Stuart McBurney of Wingham, in his 92nd year Beloved husband of the former Sadie ( King) . Dear Father of Lavina (Mrs. Gordon Robinson) of Wingham. Gladys (Mrs. DeWitt Adams) of RR 2 Gorrie Also five grand- children and 7 great- grandchildren. Predeceased by 4 brothers and 3 sisters. Visitation was at the Currie - Walker Funeral Home. 35 Patrick Street West. Wingham. after 2 p.m. Friday until Saturday where complete funeral service was held at 2 p m Interment in Wingham fiemeterti......tohahioris to the. Wingham United Church memorial Fund would be appreciateii as expressions of sympathy —Sens 43. Births RRIGHAM Jennifer would like to thank Santy Claus for bringing her a wee baht/ sister. Mary Elizabeth. on December 8. 1981. Proud parents are James H and Patricia Brigham. Her new grandparents are Robert and Frances McClinchey and Charles R and Dian Brigham and her great grandparents are Gordon and Lillian McClinche' —5Onx HOYTEai 9.A Christopher Adam is proud to announce the safe arrival of his new brother. Ryan John. early Sunday morning. He weighed 7 Ib. 12oz. Thanks go to Dr Steed and ail the second floor nurses at the Clinton Hospital George and Lynn Hoytema - SOnx - - KEYS Mr and Mrs. Ron Keys, Varna. are happy to a mounce the birth of their first son, Adam Mitchell. born November 22, 1981, at St. Joseph's Hospitals London. A grandson for Mr and Mrs James Keys. Varna and Mr. and Mrs Kufner. Lon- don —son x The four Scouting leaders in Clinton were subjected to a. Hoggarth of the Cubs, John Horstip of the Bsavennilayne messy test at their Christmas party last week, by being Wigelsworth of the Scouts, and Ross Hallam, dlettict fed chocolate pudding by blindfolded parents. Left to commissioner of the Beavers. (photobyAUtoiLolbb) right, dressed in protective garbage bags are BM Holmesvillers ready for Christmas By Blanche Deeves The Happy Travellers have three trips to Florida - December 19 to January 2 - February 5th return. February 25 - February 27 return - March 13. Call Blanche Deeves for in- formation. Church News There was a large at- tendance at Holmesville United Church last Sunday morning. The Senior Choir sang Ring Out Sweet Bells and Rev. Bechtel told the children about the Advent Wreath and his message concerned Christmas ac- cording scording to St. Luke. Don. Lobb and Larry Rutledge received offering. 46. In memoriam JOHNSTON In loving memory of Bella Johnston who passed away October 7, 1969 and George Johnston, who passed away December 20, 1967. Sunshine fades and down fall, But sweet remem ranee outlasts a 11. Always remembered by the family. -50x GIBS In loving memory of Alexander Gibb, who passed away 6 years ago Dec. 18,and Thomas John Gibb, who passed away' December 10, 1967. I dream of you, dear loved one, And see your smiling face, And know that you are happy 'flour Father's chosen place. Lovingly remembered by wife, Bertha a nd son, Terry. —SOx HULLS In memory of Fred Hulls from his children: Ken. Diane, Joanne and Bill. -50 47. Card of thanks YOUNG A very sincere thank you to all who visited, sent gifts, treats and cards while i was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital and since returning home. Also thanks to Dr. Lambert, Dr. Baker and .first floor nurses who helped to make my stay a shorter one. Barry Young.—sox DEEVES 1 wish to say thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perdue. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and all who sent cards and treats and phone calls. Special thanks to Dr' Scott and the nurses and staff of fourth floor north. Stratford General Hospital Ed Deeves —SOnx KY LE My sincere thanks to friends. relatives and neighbours for cards, flowers. gifts. treats. phone calls and visits during my recent illness Special thanks to Dr. Wallace, Doctors and nurses on five east in Victoria Hospital. Rev Bob McMullen. Mr. Art Harris of Mocha Shrine. London, Exeter Pharmacy and Kippen U.C.W. Your concerns deeply ap- preciated. Emerson Kyle. -50 RATUWEL L 1 wish to thank Dr Thomson. Dr. Walker. the nursing staff and physiotherapy dept.. for the care given me in hospital Thanks also to Rev. Ball. my family, friends and neighbours for visits. flowers and treats. Helen Rathwell —50 BELL A sincere ''hank You" ' to all for Surprise Luncheon and gift. at Captain's Cove, Bayfield. and to my family. friends and neighbours who helped in many ways on my move to Goderich. "Seasons Greetings- Vi Bell --SOx U.C.W. meet The U.C.W. of Holmesville United Church held their Christmasmeeting last week in the church hall. A Wreath of Christmas was the theme presented by Mrs. Betty Stoner's group at the Holmesville U.C.W. Mrs. Alice Porter and Mrs. M. Grigg and other members , of the U.C.W. placed poin- settia flowers on each pine wreath, each flower represented a descriptive word of the meaning of the Christmas story. Mrs. Edna Jervis received the offering and the president Mrs. Jean Ginn read the list of new officers for 1982-1983. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Kay Harris. Mrs. Jean Perdue, Mrs. Iona Blake and Millie Dempsey and a social time was en- joyed. Goderich Township Recreation The Goderich Township Recreation committee would like to see more out for curling at Vanastra. Curling is played each Sunday evening at 8 p.m. This could be for beginners or anyone who enjoys curling. Everyone pays as you play. Please contact George Picot at 482-9229. The community wishes to extend their sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blair on the loss of their aunt Helen McKechnie of Holmesvilie. Congratulations to Will and Joan Chartrand on the arrival of theirs daughter Pamela Michelle on November 24. 1%31. Public school news For the second year in a row Holmesville has won the Senior Girls . Volleyball Championship, In the opening round on Saturday, November 21st, the girls defeated Brookside -2 games to 0. In the second round they beat Colborne also by a score of 2games to O. Robertson proved to be a strong team in the finals, beating our girls in the first game. However, Holmesville came back to win the second and third games of the match to win the cham- pionship. + + + The response to the parent - teacher interviews was fantastic. If by chance anyone was missed or was not available to corse that day and would like to talk to any teacher, please call the school so that we can make suitable arrangements.. +++ During the double knockout volleyball tour- nament on Saturday, December Sth, the junior boys played Colborne in the first match and lost 2 games to 1. In the second match against Robertson, the boys lost 2 games to 1 _ The boys displayed excellent team effort and good sport- smanship portsmanship and are to be commended for these qualities. CONGRATULATIONS! On Saturday. December 5. the double knockout volleyball tournament was held at Goderich District Collegiate institute. The gtrls won their first game against Colborne but lost the coin toss and were forced to take a bye causing them to sit on the sidelines for ap- proximately an hour. In the next game the girls were defeated by Victoria_ The girls thein lost to Colborne in a very closely contested contest. +++ The Grade 7 class would like to.raise some money to help needy kids this Christmas. We plan to send half of the money we raise to the Huron Christmas Bureau and the other half to the Canadian Save the Children Fund. To raise the money we are going to have a bakesale on Thursday, December 17th. If you would like your child to take part in this activity, please send some money on that day so that they may make a (purchase. Once again your support is appreciated in making this a success. + + + Mr. Bruce Lobb and Mr. Rick Rutlege from the Gideons presented each Grade 5 student with a.copy of the New Testament on Monday, December 7th. It is hoped the children will take good care of them and read them. + + + Did you know we have just completed a unit on Plants? Each student in the class planted a seed to watch for its growth. They • were ex- cited to see the first signs of growth and to chart the steps in their notebooks. We are spending some of our time preparing for the Christmas Concert- On December 21st, our class will be having a Christmas Party in the afternoon. +++, November was a busy month for the Grade 3 class. We did a study of television. We visited the Cable 12 station in Holmesville on November 18 and on November 27 we enjoyed a tour of CIG&% in Wingham. While we were discussing television, we wrote, directed, and produced a television program using ourselves as the stars. Mr. Dave Bieman from the Media Centre, came on Wednesday to film "Grade 3 Presents". We discovered that there is a lot of work in making even a short program. "Grade 3 Presents" will be available for viewing at school at a later date. Thanks to all the parents who helped on our trips and to Mrs. Tyndall who helped on filming day. One other small note - our Readalong 3 program has just ended and everyone graduated. Mrs. Heslinga s Grade 2 class has just finished a unit on space Decembers unit of study is of course Christmas. We have taken about types of Christmas trees, decorations and the angel that adorns the tree. The customs around the world and our favorite character. Santa, will highligtt our program. +++ Our Christmas party will be on Monday, December 21st_ Children only need to bring a sandwich that day because we will be having .egenoe_ and home-made cookies that we will be baking_ Happy Holiday' Mrs. Lockwood's Grade 2 class visited the woods near the school and gathered samples of evekgreesn trees. Later we labelled our collections. Also. we are setting up a nativity scene of the first Christmas. We are acting old/ the Birth. through songs. Our Christmas party is December 2L If the children wish to bring treats they may do so. We will be making a fruit punch, sothey needn't bring drinks or desserts for lunch that day. Happy Holiday! All library books are due December 18,1981. We Me to keep them here during the Christmas holidays so they won't get lost among toys and other Chris minas things. Thank you. As you are proabably aware, we have had problems with head lice this school year. You are probably wondering what you can do to protect your children - Here are two suggestions: 1. Check your children daily: Use a good light to check for head lice and nits strong ,natural light is the best or a strong fluorescent light. The eggs or nits are whitish, oval shaped and are usually located behind the ears oracross the back of the neck - nits stick,to,the.hair strand. It cannot be flicked off as can dandruff. If you find nits or a live head louse - MAT immediately. TREATMENT: 1. Soak the head in pure vinegar for ten minutes. This is to soften the shell of the nit. 2. Apply Para -Lice or Kwellada solutions which can ,be bought at the drug store. Follow directions on the bottle very carefully. To avoid possible reinfestation, treatment has to be thorough and repeated in 4 to 5 days. Each nit mist be removed from the hair by pulling the egg down the entire length of the hair shaft. All nits must be removed otherwise self reinfestationCall occur. 2. The Christmas holidays. are not far off. The holidays are a time of travel and visiting. Be especially vigilant at this time that your children do notcontrac head lice. In the New Year we will be back to check all schools. Be sure that your chid returns to school in the New Year clear of head lice or nits. If you have any further questions, feel free to canted me at the following number 4823416. Seasons Greetings from Madeleine Roske, Public Health Noise. +++ Effective Monday. December 14, we will begin our practice of early school dismissal for the winter term- Parents take note, your children will be arriving home a little sooner at night. School will be dismissed at 3:15 instead of the usual time of 3:30. Dates to Remember Thursday, December 17 - Grade Seven Bake Sale. For more details read the Grade Seven portion of the Newsletter. Tuesday, December 22 - Movie "The Computer That Wore Tennis Shoes", for all the students to enjoy. Early Dismissal on December 22nd_ It will not be necessary fie the students to bring a lunch on Tuesday as school will be dismissed et 12:00 noon_ Monday. January 4 - Return to school after a busy holiday. Smile To remove worry _ wrinkles, get sitar faith lifted_