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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-09-11, Page 256. in memoriam BAIRD In loving memory of a dear wife. mother, and grandmother, who passed away September 14, 1982. Those we love don't go away, They walk beside us every day. Unseen, -unheard but always near Still loved, still missed, still very dear. -Lovingty remembered, and Sadly missed by husband Norman, doughters and son and their akfamires,-37 47. Card of thanks ROY - PROCTOR We wish to extend sincere thanks to all those who attended our Buck and Doe. Special thanks to all who helped to organize the evening. All is greatly appreciated.- Bill and Pot. 37 BOSHART 1 would like to thank Mrs. Poore and Mrs. Lawrie and my friends who helped with and attended my bridal shower on August 29, 1985. I would also like to thank everyone for their gifts and support for making it a lovely evening.- Suzanne Boshart. - 37nx TRIEBNER We wish to thank everyone for gifts, cards and best wishes on our 45th anniversary. Special thanks to ,lir family for the dinner and to the Brucetteld UCW for catering • thank you.—David and Ruby Triebner.-•37 DOHERTY As a token of our appreciation the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for the intentions of all those kind friends and neighbours who sent 'flowers and cards of prayer and sympathy on the recent loss of a dear mother and granny. Thank ou most sincerely. -Betty Doherty and family. -37 CARTER We would like fo.thank our friends and relatives who helped' us celebrate our 25th wedding an- niversary in so many thoughtful ways. Special thanks to our daughters who organized this very surprising and enjoyable evening. Your kindness will always be remembered. Thank you. --Jim and'Dorothy Carter. - 37 STAG AND DOE for Steve McCullough and Chris Van SpengeTl FOR INFORMATION PHONE 524-8048 482-7115 QUEEN'S SEAFORTH Thurs. & Fri. Night MIDNIGHT RAMBLERS "A Tribute to the Rolling Stones" ONENIGHTONLY SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 The Incredible DUKE JUPITER . • Direct' from the U.S. with their hit single "little lady like You." • Formerly toured with Huey Lewis and The News, David Bowie and Bob Seager. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR "Don't Miss This Exciting Band" 47. Card of thanks HATTER We would like to thank everyone who helped make our 59th onniversory such a happy ev Thanks for all the cards, lovely gifts and best wishes. Special thanks to our family for the time they spent in arranging the party. This day will long be remembered.—Russ and Marion Hayter. --37x FELTHAM 1 would like to thank all • the friends and neighbours whose acts of sympathy and support that were so freely given to me, my daughter-in- law and my grandchildren, of the time.of my son, John Feltham's death. I will always be grateful and will not forget them.—Mrs. Grace Feltham. _37 LYDDIATT The family of the late Cecil Lyddiatt wish to ex- press our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbours for their deeds of kindness and words of comfort following the loss of a dear husband, father and grandfather. Special thanks to the staff at Kilbarchan Nursing Home, Seaforth Community Hospital and Dr. John Underwood for their patience and understanding. Thanks also to Rev. Dave Snihur, Lloyd Tasker, the pallbearers and to the ladies of the Blyth United Church who provided and serv- ed lunch at the church following the service. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered.' Jennie Lyddiatt and family. -37 GREER I would like to thank my family, friends and neighbours for fheir prayers, cards, visits and treats while in Victoria Hospital and since return- ing home. Thanks also to Dr. Chas. ,Wallace, Dr. Chertkow, Dr. Finlay, the nurses and staff on fifth flobr east.—Melvin Greer. -37x 1 47. Card of thanks POWELL Many thanks to friends, neighbours and family for thoughtful expressions of good wishes and your presence at our Anniversary Party. It will remain in our memory always. Sincerely, Fran and Marion Powell. -37x BUCK & DOE for Earl Johnston and Marilyn Archambault SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 LUNCH PROVIDED FOR INFORMATION, PHONE 482-7620 OR 523-4360 1 Old Fashioned Pancake Breakfast SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 7:00 AM -1:00 PM AT THE BRUCEFIELD FIRE HALL Adults....3.50 Children 6-12.-..2.00 Under 6 years FREE — ALL YOU CAN EAT! — Pancakes - Eggs - Home Fries Tomatoes Sausages SPONSORED BY BRUCEFIELD FIRE DEPT, HOWSON Home at lost! My sincerek you o to any m friends, relatives and myfamily for remember- ing me. Of visits, cards, flowers and all who in quired during my recent stay in lij,niversity Hospital. Your kindness from all was overwhelm- ing and will not be forgotten --Mary Ann. -37 C ! ON 04104DAY, BM/WO Jubilee performance added LEIBOLD We would like to thank friends and neighbours for all the kindness shown on the loss of o dear Father and Grandfather. A very special thanks for visits to the funeral home, cards and phone calls, flowers and donations to the Diabetes fund and for food sent to the house. Thank you. "Home at last". -Rudy and Joan Leibold and family.- 37 CLARK Our thanks to Dr. Harrett, the doctors and nurses of Clinton Public Hospital, V.O.N. Nurses who at- tended at home, The Homemakers, friends and neighbours, all of whose sympathy and understanding helped to make Ena's last months, as pain free and comfortable os possible. - Doug Clark and family. -37 DALES I would like to thank Doctors Baker, Flowers and Hay, nurses and staff\on first .floor for their care, to friends and neighbors for visits, cards and treats. Special thanks to my family of girls who were so helpful.—Ret, Dales. -37 CLINTON ROYAL CANAPIAN LEGION "Central European Campaign BANQUET" Saturday, September 14th, 1985 CLINTON LEGION HALL Guest Speaker: Col. Brandon Conron Cocktails 6:00 p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.m. TICKETS: $10.00 per person Members and Guests Welcome Tickets available at Bar or Committee Chairman Comrade Ivan Hoggart Don Messer's Jubilee, Neptune Theatre's musical about the fa>altous television show has proven so popular at the Blyth Festival that the first performance on November 17 has almost sold out already — 3 months before the performance. Don Messer's Jubilee, which is a recrea- tion of the characters and music of the long- running television show, was the smash hit of the last year's season for Halifax's Nep- tune Theatre, and comes' -to Blyth at the start.of a coast-to-coast tour. Consequently, the Blyth Festival has add- ed another performance at 8 p.m. on Sun- day, November 17, 1985 at Blyth Memorial Hall, and tickets for the new performance will go on sale at the box office on September 9. Due to a tit!ht tnitring schedule, this will bathe only additional per- foymance possible in Myth, sg patrons who have not yet purchased their tickets are ad- vised dvised to order soon for the best seating. Patrons who have purchased tickets to the original performance should note that the performance time will be 3 p.m„ not 2 p.m. as originally printed on the tickets. Technical difficulties have made the later matinee time necessary. Patrons may use the new performance as part of. their purchase of a Blyth Festival spring/fall Maxi -package (all four events) for $20, or Mini -package (any two events) for $15, or purchase single tickets for $10 each. More information is available by call- ing the box office at (519) 523-9300. Accident causes $4,000 damage CLINTON JR. D Thursday, September 12 Doors open at 6:3 0 pm Bongo at 74 5 pm $200JACK-POT s TO GO!! PLACE: CLINTON ARENA Upstairs GODERICH TWl P. - A two car collision on September 6 resulted in a total of $4,000 in damages, according to the Goderich detachment of the OPP. The accident occurred on sideroad 20, 1 Ian east of Hwy 21. The driver of the first car, Allen Johnson of RR2 Goderich was Clinton Junior Farmers DANCE FRIDAY, SEPT, 20 at Blyth Community Centre STARTING AT 9:00 P.M. MUSIC BY "PRS. Disc Jockey" ADMISSION: 4.00 STAG & DOE in honour of LORNA RILEY and DAVE DURNIN Saturday, September 21 For more information call.., 524-4550 or 524-874p westbound when it collided with a car driven by Jacqueline Brall, also of RR2 Goderich. Both drivers received minimal injuries. The damages to the Johnson vehicle are estimated at $3,000 while the Brall vehicle received $1,000 in damages. You're invited to an OPEN HOUSE in honour of the 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY of Mervyn and Doris Batkin, DATE: Saturday, Sept. 14 TIME: 2-4:30 p.m. PLACE: 283 Albert St. Clinton (Home of Clayton and lane Groves) -BEST WISHES ONLY TRAVELram( A V E L SUNDANCE RESORT Located on. the Lake- of Bays in the Huntsville area. Enjoy local sightseeing tours, great food, and a supper activity program. Great for fall colour! SEPT.27-30 4th ANNUAL HEIMAd�TLAND ¢��e eaflao� a�b Saturday, September 28/85 Blyth Arena Festivities Start 8 PM to 1 AM NOT ONLY ANOTHER , DANCE.. but a truly Bavarian atmosphere complete with German Food and a performance by the... SCHUHPLATTLER GROUP (Dance group from Kitchener) Music by the... ROMEROS on Octoberfest band from Kitchener ADMISSION 6°0 per person Proceeds to the Arthritis Society Old Tyme Country Breakfast at the Londesboro Corn.munity Centre 'Sunday, September 22, 1985 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Sausage,' Bacon, Eggs, Homefries, Pancakes Sponsored by Londesboro Lions Club Proceeds for Playground Equipment MANITOULIN ISLAND Here's your chance to relax at the peaceful setting of Gordon's lodge on Gore Bay. Enjoy some intriguing sightseeing also! SEPT. 23-25 or OCT. 1-3 1000 ISLANDS A scenic fall colour tour along the St. Lawrence River area. Accommodation in Gananoque. OCT. 4-6 Leisure Tours For Your Leisure Time P.O. Box 54,235 -10th Street Hanover, Ont. N4N 3C3 Collect 364-4458 LONDON REGIONAL ART GALLERY PRESENTS SEPTE Mennonite Arts and Crafts 1 ER 14 - OCTOBER- 23 Includes a four square garden courtesy of the Garden Club of London, and two young artists from the MennonitA Community, David Hunsburger and Susan Shantz. 4.21 Rmourr`sir, NORTH LONDON, ONT. (519) 6724580 1 IRRESISTIBLE Elgin County 1985 September 20th "Come inside and take a look." This year's International Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Show is being held on the William F. Bradish and Sons and neighbouring farms near St. Thomas, Ontario in Elgin County. We can wander the avenues and see what is new 'in the agricultural com- munity at the "Tented City". Product displays, parades, dancing, ,P county exhibits, an antique exhibit and more. AN AGRICULTURAL MUST! Agawa Canyon September 23, 1985 Day 1 - Fall is everywhere as we travel north, board the Chi-Cheemaun to - Tobermory and then travel to Sault Ste. Marie to stay overnight. 11 Day 2 • The famous 114 mile "Train Ride" into the fall filled Agawa Ca- nyon is the highlight of today's tour. Day 3 - After we take the ferry to ,c Mackinac Island and tour about, we take 1 75 to Frankenmuth for an even- . ing of great entertainment. Day 4 - On our homeward journey we stop at Genessee Valley Mall. RobinHood Tourrs.•,, • . .524-45411: Goderich, Ontarl