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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-12-19, Page 22S'. Page 22—rCLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19,1984 J ', Rias:nsl s Mx sAs sA WA1 rs UFAW 4A,s: x x s ss sAxA r s »sus*slgsagrs s sAs S sAr sw.SVZs r s rA Pis s s xVAWF x sZas s ZSUMIWZ Olgia Pet-Ition . The dog and the cat sat on the mat, the family were trimming the tree. Th �'�`] a a s ' j� a is t s o h rt s tma s aidthdogtoeg• 4 *, "- The cat sat up and stretched her claws and extended her little pink tongue. "There was nothing there last tune I looked, but still the night is young." From time to time the cat and the dog circled around the tree, But when they returned to their place on the mat sadly they had to agree, Although there were gifts for Mum and D,ad, and all Betchildren tyet Search as they might they just couldn't find a gift for pet. Sadly they curled un together. The family at last went to bed. The stockings were hung on the mantel. "We're forgotten," the animals said. But Santa had not forgotten. The children had written you see: "We've a dog and a cat, our special pets. They'd like something under the tree." So when Santa filled the stockings, before he went out of the door He paused at the tree and added two gifts for the sleepers on the floor. When the children came down in the morning, and the parcels were spread on the mat, P .There was a beautiful bone for the dog, and a catnip mouse for the cat! ttc 46. In memoriam JOHNSTON In loving memory of Isabella Johnston who pass- ed away October 7, 1969 and George Johnston who passed away December 20, 1967. We travel down a winding road A road withouVan end,. And they who seem so far away Are only round the bend. Lovingly remembered by the family.-- 51x — —• CARTER On Monday, December 17, 1984, Pearl Carter passed away at Bruce Lea Haven, Walkerton, in her 82nd year, formerly of Lucknow area. She is survived by 2 sons. John of Lucknow and Gordon of Horriston and one daughter Bertha (Mrs. Harvey Bolton) of RR 3, Walkerton, nine grand- children and five great-grandchildren. Also sur- vived by one sister Mary Edgar of Lucknow and four brothers Ernie of Lucknow, Levi of Huron - view, Clinton, Peter of Wingham, and Harry of Goderich. She was predeceased by 2 brothers Goldie and Nelson and one sister Jane Edgar. The late Pearl Carter rested at the MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Horne, Lucknow after 2 p.m. Tuesday from where funeral service was held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment followed at South Kinloss Cemetery. 47. Card of thanks - COWAN I would like, to thank my relatives, good friends, and neighbours for their visits, treats and gifts • while I was in hospital. Sincere thanks to the Madeleine lane, New Dimensions and Sunday School, Reverend Barber and Reverend Simmons' for their visits and prayers. Special thanks to Dr. Harrett and first floor nurses. Lilian Cowan. -51 x MANN I would like to express my thanks to family and friends for phone calls, cards, gifts and visits 'while a patient in University Hospital and recovering at home. Special thanks to • Mrs. Steenstra, Mrs. Warnmesa, Clinton Public Hospital, Dr. Harrett, Stan McDonald, my grand- parents and Jerry and Mary Moffat for all your support. Brad Mann. —51 ' JOHNS My thanks to al'I my friends and neighbours for • remembering mb•when I was in hospital, for gifts, flowers and many cards, also phone calls to the house. Thanks to Rev. Bechtel, Rev. Pick and Rev. Brown'. Special thanks to Dr. Baker and Dr. Flowers, also the nurses on first floor. They are • super. Seasons greetings to everyone at Clinton Public Hospital. Thank you all again. -Edwin 'Johns. •,51x RAITHBY The family of the late Frank Raithby wish to ex- • press their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors, for their many acts of kindness, during the loss of our beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great grand- father. Your many beautiful floral arrangements, cords, donations, and food brought to our home were very much appreciated. Special thanks to Rev. Gil Kidd, also, to Rev, Dave Thiessen for their many visits' during his illness. To Dr. Street and all the.nurses and kitchen staff of the Clinton Pub ' Hospital. Thanks to the W.M.S.Ladies of the Huron' Missionary Chapel, and the Presbyterian W.M.S. ladies for their lovely lunch. Also, the Stiles funeral home. ••-51 -.--.PLANT We would like to thank everyone,for the visits, cards, flowers andgifts while in hospital at Wingham.. Special thanks to Drs. McGregor and Hanlon and the great nursing staff on the second floor. A.very Merry Christmas to all. Dave, Stacy and Sara. --51 47. Card of thanks STEEP The family of the late Annie G. Steep wishes to express our deep appreciation to Rev. Barber, and Ball & Falconer Funeral Home also to the friends and neighbors for their kind, thoughtful donations and expressions of sympathy during our time of sadness. Also thanks to the ladies of the Madeleine Lane Women's Auxiliary, -51x BEIMERS Gerrit and Corri of Auburn wish to thank all their friends, relatives and neighbors for the many gifts, flowers and cards given to them on the oc- casion of their 50th wedding anniversary. We ap- preciate the fact that over 200 people attended the Open House held in the Auburn Community Centre lost Sunday, December 16th. Thanks to everyone who helped in any way to make it such an enjoyable day. -51 SKOV I wish to thank Dr. Hill and the•nurses at Strat- ford Hospital for their excellent care. Also to my family and friends for their visits; cords, treats, flowers and food in hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Harrett for his care since coming home. I also appreciated Rev. and Mrs, N. Pick's visits. Merry Christmas to all. Oda Skov,-51 LONGMAN Thanks to my family, friends and relatives for cards, gifts and visits while in hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Harrett and Watts, O.R. and first floor nurses for their kindness and care. Kathleen Longman. -51 x POTTER Hi neighbours. What a pleasant surprise. Thank you very, very much for the lovely gifts. "Seasons Greetings To All." Helen Potter. -51x LOVETT A special thank you to my friends and 'relatives•in, the Clinton area for your gifts and cards over the past year. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone. Mac Lovett, Huronview.-51 MUSTARD • I would like to express my sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for cards, visits and good wishes. during my Dec. 1-10 stay in Goderich Alexandra & Marine Hospital. A special thank you to Drs. Lambert and Cauchi as well os those thoughtful and kind nurses in I.C.U. whose care and kindnesses will live in memory for a good long time. Jack Mustard. -51 By Helen Owen Contrasts PEACE ON EARTH, TO ALL GOODWILL Tho' gunfire echoes round the hill SPARKLING LIGHTS AND CHRISTMAS BELLS. Famine, anguish, dried up wells: CAKES AND CANDIES, GINGERBREAD Mock the starving and the dead. CRACKLING LOGS AND GLOWING FIRES. Flesh decayed and funeral pyres. ANGELS SINGING HYMNS OF GLORY, News reels with their tragic story. WISE MEN FOLLOWING THE STAR. Appeals for help from near and far. REJOICING AT THE SAVIOUR'S BIRTH Yet confronted here on earth With man's ineptitude, dissension Grief beyond our comprehension. LET US, WHEN WE KNEEL TO PRAY RECALL THAT OTHERS, FAR AWAY NEED OUR HELP, SUPPORT AND PRAYERS FOR THE ANGUISH THEY SUFFER IS NOT JUST THEIRS. Hunger, famine, death and drought, Disaster, bereavement and pain. These are the pictures we can't shut out, W m t m . - m : They recur again, and again. BEST RATES Sport Term 103/4% 5 Yr. GIC 113/4% A BC ANNUITIES 53 WEST ST. GODERICH 524.2773 (Collect) MACHAN Many thanks to all who visited, sent cords, gifts or ,flowers. Special thanks to Drs. Street and 'Steed and the, nurses on second floor for their ex- cellent care. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all. Mark and Theresa Machan. -51 x FORBES We would like to thank our friends and neighbours from the 16th and Maitland Conces- sions for the social time and their presentation of a wedding gift to us. Also thanks to Millie for the reading. We appreciated it all very 'much, Poul and. Laura Forbes: -51x WHITMORE We sincerely wish to thank our friends and neighbours for the lovely party and the beautiful gifts they gave us. It was deeply appreciated and they Will have o special place in our new home. Irene and Warren Whitmore. -51x HESSELWOOD/TAYLOR We would like to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives that planned showers for us and to everyone for the many'useful and beautiful gifts that we received. We would also like to thank everyone who attended our wedding reception and hope you had a good time. Ken and Luann.-51 Milford and Ina' Mae Durst wish to thank those kind folk who came carolling to our new King Street home on Saturday evening. Greetings are extended also to our dear friends and neighbours, for a Joyous and Blessed Holiday Season.•51 x We would like to wish all our relatives, friends and neighbours a very Merry Christmas and a healthy. happy and pro- sperous New Year. Bob, Bev, Jason and Jef- Irey,Heipel.-51 x Te•Em Farms, R.R. 1, Bayfield wishes all its customers and friends the best of the holi- day season. We look forward to seeing you in 1985. Ted, Emma and family. -51. I wish everyone Happy Season's Greetings, to all my relatives and friends of the Clinton, News -Record coverage area. Dorothy Heard, St. Marys, Ontario. -51 We would like to wish all our family and friends a very Merry Christmas. and a Hop- py New Year. Jim and Ruth Shropshall,- 51nx We wish all our friends and neighbours a Merry Christmas and happy and prosperous New Year, Jim and Bea Corran.-51 eazon5 reeting5 We would like to take this opportunity to wish all our family, friends, relatives and neighbours a Merry Christmas and a healthy and prosperous New Year. Murray, Jean and Brad Holmes, -51 x We would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. A safe and happy holiday , to everyone. Bev, Kathy, Chris and Scott Bromley. -51x John and Marion Van Wyk and family wish all their friends and neighbors a Blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year. -51 'Ve would like to wish all our family and friends a very Blessed Christmas and a Hap- py New Year.. Ron and Trudy Kassies.-51 x Season's Greetings to all our friends, neighbours, relatives and patrons. Win- throp Construction. Ray, Barb, and John Storey and staff. -51x • I would like to wish my co-workers, friends and neighbours a Very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. Thanks for your love and support over the past year. Vino Brodie. -51x What are we doing to share our ease, Our lives of comfort and care? Isn't it time we denied ourselves, Haven't we something to share? , Giving is not just writing a cheque Or collecting from those that thrive. Giving is going without ourselves That others may yet survive. . Do unto others as you would they Might some day do for you Isn't enough - if you really care Give of your own self too. The Christ child's birthday every year Reminds us, and each other That in giving, denying our selfish aims We treat all men as brother. So, now that Christmas time is here Let's forget about status, and price And give with hearts that are warm and free. Let US make a sacrifice! Wm. Cka.WZ1 5.1 5.1:;za.4yea nea Ca Pie= srra Crim saga 9r= Aid Shaft* NiZIVAO 011:: taits•Ci;03ataL a pts 1Aia SiG+ Sr ea saga qrm tad Sri 6aiDsar�•t ii�4>eW s 6 APPY HOLIDAY Hearts soar in the crisp winter landscape reminding us of the glories of Nature and of Christmas. May all that brings meaning to this sacred celebration add to the special delight of your holiday. Our thanks. 0