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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-11-16, Page 20PAGE 20—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1983 SSI IE THE CLINTON NEWS - RECORD - THE BLYTH STANDARD - TI4E BAYFIEL0 BUGLE 46. In memoriam FAMISH In loving memory of a dear grandmother Violet Forrish who passed away November 17, 1980. Memere we think of you, Your warm and friendly way, The love we so often knew, Yet, on November 17 you went away. Our hearts were filled with sor- row, Someone we loved so very much couldn't leave, If only we could bring back our tomorrow, Though in God we had to believe. The tears were wiped away, Our hearts began to mend, We knew that in a special woy, The message you tried to send. You didn't want to say goodbye, But it was time that you moved on, Your blew a kiss and made a sigh, For you knew your memory would never be gone. Sadly missed by your grand- daughter Joyce and Philip Breckles.--46 SOURBUTTS Elizabeth (Bessie) passed away November 16, 1982. A year has come and gone - it seems like only yesterday, An angel entered heaven when our mother passed away. She left so very suddenly, long before her time, And in her rush to leave us, mom left those things behind. She left behind her laughter, her sorrows and her tears, Mom left behind her wisdom that she passed on through the years. She left behind her feelings in a thoughtful, caring way, Mom left behind a family one year ago toddy. And when my mother left us to meet God in Heaven above, Mom left behind her memories We'll cherish with our love. Always remembered and sadly missed by daughter, Esther, son-in-law Charlie, grandsons Sandy, Robbie and Paul. -46 45. Marriages PEEL - DIX IP4 Carol Lynn Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Dixon of Thunder Bay and Allan Benton Peel, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Peel of Auburn were married on Friday, October 7, 1983 at St. Paul's Anglican Church in Clin- ton with Rev. James Broadfoot and Rev. Gordon Simmons officiating. --46x 47. Card of thanks BEAR LUST Harold and Lilian Beakhust would like to thank all those who gave them support, sent cards and called during the course of Harold's recent il- lness. The warmth and friend- ship was much appreciated and he is pleased to say that he is now making a satisfactory recovery. -46 SANDERSON We wish to thank Rev. Bauman of Blyth United Church for the memorial service for the late Norman Sanderson. Also Mrs. Marjorie McNall, organist, Mrs. Webster and U.C.W. for cater- ing. Also all relatives and friends who came and express- ed their deepest sympathy. It was very much appreciated. His wife Gislaine, daughter Emma Beordshaw and sister Roberta Howatt. --46 STEWART Mary Lou and Bonnie Stewart would like to thank friends and neighbours for the cards, gifts and visits they received while they were in hospital. -46 WILSON "Thank You" fails to adequately convey our sincere gratitude and our deep appreciation dur- ing our recent loss of a beloved wife and mother. The family ex- tends thanks to Rev. Bauman and the Tasker Funeral Home; to our neighbours for the lovely luncheons and for their acts of kindness; to all who sent flowers, donations and other tokens of remembrance; to our relatives and friends for support and understanding, to Dr. Flowers, Dr. Salsbury and the nursing staff at the Clinton Public Hospital. Jack, Linda, Ross and families. -46 47. Cord of thanks MseREGOR Norma, Jeck, Tim and Dan wish to express our sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation to friends and neighbours for their kindness, telephone "calls, food and flowers which were sent to our home and expressions of sympathy during the loss of a beloved sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered, -46x CUDMORE Thanks to everyone involved in making our 25th Wedding An- niversary a memory to cherish. Bill and Wilda. -46 DAER We would like to thank all our relatives, friends and neighbours for the lovely gifts, flowers, cords and good wishes we received on our 50th Wed- ding Anniversary. Special thanks to our family members who planned the lovely party and the ladies who served. You all helped to make our day a most memorable one. Roy and Martha. -46x BURNS I would like to express my sincere thanks to all my friends and neighbours, my family for their get well wishes, gifts and flowers, phone calls and visits while I was in Clinton Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Flowers, Dr. Salsbury, Dr, Steed, Dr. Newland and Dr. Street and all those wonderful nurses who gave plenty of T.L.C. Special thanks also to Dorothy Johnston, Dorothy Sottiaux, Jean ` Kennedy and everyone who helped. Violet Burns. -46 WAGNER The family of the late Minnie Wagner wish to express their sincere appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for floral tributes, expressions of sympathy and charitable donations in the loss of a dear sister. Special thanks to the Stiles Funeral Home, Rev. Royal, the Goderich Presbyterian W.M.S. Group, the Auburn Presbyterian W.M.S. Group, the nurses and atten- dants of Huronview and the residents of Sunset View Apartments. --46 s, ertenmen GODERICH - Diu irig the 30 years he has been in business, Frank Little of Goderich said he has seen a lot of people in financial trouble because they have not had enough information to make wise decisions about their money. So, with the help of a Canada Works grant, he and his nephew Dennis Little, who has six years of personal taxation experience, are starting a non-profit club to provide finan- cial information. "People are hungry for financial informa- tion," Frank Little said. "Mast people don't have their personal affairs in order and they don't know their options when planning for retirement. "If there is a sudden death, their records could be in a great mess and they have to pay heavy legal fees to straighten them out." The Huron Retirement Club, which will have zones in Wingham, Clinton, Goderich, Seaforth and Exeter. will offer advice, jailor - 47 . Card of thanks GREER We wish to extend our thanks to family and friends. for good wishes, flowers given us on the occasion of our fortieth wed- ding anniversary. Orval and Florence Greer. —46x McCANN The McCann Family wish to thank the doctors, especially Dr. Frank Newland, nurses, staff of Clinton Public Hospital, Carol Ann Lostell (Town & Coun- try Homemakers) and anyone who helped Ron during his lengthy illness. Thanks to Rev. T.A. Duke, Beattie Funeral Home, pallbearers, flowerbearers and ladies of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for a delicious lunch served after the funeral service. Special thanks to neighbours, relatives and friends for sym- pathy cords, flowers, donations of money for charitable purposes and donations of food sent to our home. The love, sympathy and kindness extend- ed to us at this sad time will always be remembered. Marian and Doug McCann, ----46 JOHNSTON I•d like to thank Dr. Flowers and Dr. Steed as well as two very special nurses. Joyce and Terry and two great ambulance atten• dants. You all did so much to make last Wednesday more bearable for me. Jill Johnston. --46 LH OMEOWNER HOLD YOUR BREATH AND READ 1FIIS. If your chimney is defective, your house may be feeling just like you do right now Because heating systems take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide. just like you do. But when a furnace can't get enough oxygen. or carbon dioxide can't escape, your house can't "breathe.' Carbon monoxide can be created and that is a dangerous situation for you and your family. A clean and clear chimney is necessary to vent your furnace properly. Here are some warning signs of chimney deterioration: ❑ loose mortar and bricks ❑ white powder or water stains on chimney above roof ❑ water stains at the chimney's clean-out door. YOU MAY NEED A CHIMNEY LINER TO E'REAENT EROSION OF T} IE MASONRY For your safety, and for your peace of mind. have your heating system and chimney inspected and cleaned annually by a qualified contractor. You and your house will both breathe a sigh of relief. Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations Ontario Robert Elgie M.D., Minister William Davis, Premier er at` ' i financial mation and direction to its rriembers in return for an annual membership fee. There is an introductory free membership offered for the first year, and each member will be interviewed by Frank or Dennis, who will organize his or her personal papers and keep them on file. Members also will be invited to two seminars on topics such as mortgages, in- vestments, taxes and insurance, and will receive a quarterly newsletter on various financial subjects. The club is not just for retirees. The Lit- tles said people in their 20s and 30s can also benefit from financial planning. Frank explained that the program is also geared towards young adults. Financial planning, he said, isn't taught in schools, so young people would be well advised to seek financial guidance, particularly in the area of credit card use. "We don't make decisions for members. We give them the facts so they can make the 1 lanning clu decisions," Dennis Little said. Both direc- tors said they believe that better decisions can be made when all the facts are understood, They said that, based on feedback they have received from their clients over the years, there is a need for this club. "It frustrates us that people are getting burnt," Dennis said. "And we're optimistic that the club is going to get a good respnns,, " Because they want to help people make the best use of their money for the future, they use the word "retirement" for their club's name. But seniors are not the only people they hope to attract. "We hope to attract people as young as 20, since we can help with their planning of mortgages," Frank said. "They could learn as they go along, but that's an expensive way to learn sometimes." Clinton 4®H'ers finish fall course CLINTON - The seventh meeting of the Clinton III, 4-H Club was held at Mrs. Walker's on Nov. 2. Thirteen members attended. The meeting opened with the pledge and the minutes of the previous meeting were read after which the roll call was answered asking members to list two things they planned to do in the future to be a more responsible consumer. Members then took part in a club activity and afterwards played Buyer Bingo. An extra work meeting was held on Nov. 9 at Mrs. Saundercock's and Achievement Night will be held on Nov. 15 at 7 pm at the Clinton high school. -by Marion Rueger. COME IN TO DIXIE LEE AND ENTER PEPSI'S IT'S FUN ... IT'S EASY.S. and it's only at Dixie Lee! Come into Dixie Lee and discover how really good chicken and seafood can really be. Just ask cashier for your entry ballot to become eligible to win a Toshiba Stereo Cassette Player or grand prize of a 5" Toshiba Portable Colour T.V. Receive an additional ballot with PEPSI NOP TOSHIBA COUOLD W II4 A TOSHIBA PORTABLE QER EO A OR A 5" PORTAB V Full detads v COLOURT.V. at Participating stores. your Pepsi Purchase. Enter as often as you wish but enter often. FIRST DRAW: Monday, Nov. 14 for Cassette Player WINNER: BASIL SHORT HURON PARK SECOND DRAW: Monday, Nov. 20 for Cassette Player PLUS -- weekly draws every Sunday will make you eligible for the Grand Prize[ Second Eligible Winner of 5" Colour T.V. 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