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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-11-27, Page 1511 Page 14-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1985 CLASSIFIED 42. Death notice AVERY At Clinton Public Hospital on Friday. November 22, 1985, Mr. Wallace G. Avery of R.R 3. Clinton, in his 74th year. Beloved husband of the former Anne Jones, Survived by one sister Miss Bessie Avery of Birmingham, England. Friends were received at the Boll & Falconer Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Clinton on Saturday from 2 • 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. Funeral service was held at the funeral home on Sunday, November 24 at 2.30 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery. 48 ' LEDDY At Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday. November 23, 1985, Mr. James A. Leddy of 263 Minnie Street, Wingham; in his 91st year. Belov• ed husband of Margaret (Jefferson) teddy. Brother of Raymond Leddy of Lucknow and Sara Anstett of Wingham. Predeceased by two sisters Ethel and Lena Boyle. Friends called at the McBurney •Funeral Home, Wingham on Monday from 7 • 9 p.m. and on Tuesday from 3 • 5 p.m. and 7 • 9 p.m. Mass of the Christia.n Burial was celebrated at St. Augustine R.C. Church, St. Augustine on Wednesday at I1 a.m. Father Frank Dentinger .officiating. Interment St. Augustine R.C. Cemetery. -48 SMITH Kevin and Cathy Smith (nee Madill) are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Laura Catherine. in Clinton Public Hospital on November 8th, 1985, weighing 7 pounds, 6' z ounces. 'Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R,W. Madill of Blyth, and Mr, and Mrs, Jim Smith of Goderich. —_ FLYNN Lynn and Stephen are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Stephanie Eve. born November 12, 1985 at St. Joseph's, London, weighing 8- lbs. 3 ozs. Proud grandparents are John and Lina Cochrane and •Theo and Rita Flynn. --48nx • DE JONG Mr, and Mrs: Patrick De Jong wish to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Nicole Jessica, on November 22, 1.985 at CI lnton Public Hospital. A wee sister for Jennifer, Patrick . Jr, and Michelle. -48nx ' • DE WEERD Jeff and Tracey De, Weerd are pleased to an- nounce the arrival of their son, Jeremy Warner, born November, 23, 1985 • at Clinton Public Hospital".,-48nx MASON Judy Mason and Garry Young are pleased to an• nounce the safe arrival of their first child, Tonyo Rose, born Fri., Nov. 15 at Clinton Public Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 11/2 .oz. Proud grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mason • of Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs, Norman Young of Seaforth. Special thanks to Dr. Salsbury and the second floor nurses.-48nx 46. In memoriam 46. In memoriam HODGES • In loving memory of 'a dear wife, Betty F. who passed away December 2, 1983: Without farewell you fell asleep, With only memories for us to keep, Now life is not the same to -day Since. that morn, when you passed away. • They say that memories are gold, And yes we know that is true, I never wanted memories, I plways Wanted you. --Always remembered and sadly missed by hus- band Hughie. --48 HODGES In tribute of love to my dear mother and grand- mother, Betty Hodges, who passed away December 2, 1983. •"M" is for the' many ways we loved you "0" means only you knew how we cared. "T" is for the tender moments and tears we shared. • "H'" is for your. honesty and love rare. • "E" is for the extra effort you gave to raise us. "R" is for remembrance of you; morn, my best friend, ' - I --Dearly missed by daughter Sharon, and loved by grandchildren Julie, , Jason and Anjennette, • - 48 _._ -- JOHNSTON • In loving memory 'of a dear father and grand- fathr, Perce Johnston, who p.assed away November 29, 1984: , • 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. a Lovingly remembered by Phyllis, Don and Bob. . 48x • ARMSTRONG In loving memory of a dear husband, Gerald Armstrong, who passed away November 28, 1984. Your end was very sudden, • You made me weep and cry, But the saddest part of all, You never said goodbye. • • Lovfngly,remembered by Elaine. 48x ARMSTRONG' , In loving memory of Gerold Armstrong who passed away November 28, 1984: Just when your life was brighest, Just when your years were best. You were called from this. world To a home of eternal rest. Lovingly remembered ' by mother in -low, father-in•law, Garry, Maxine Merner. Brother • in•law and sister-in•Iaw Paul' and Vicki Mid- dleton, Dan,; Rod Merner. 48x COWAN In loving memory of Howard Cowan who possed away December 3, 1983. And while he hes in peaceful sleep. His memory we shall always keep. - Sadly missed by his wife Lilian and family.- 48x ARMSTRONG In loving memory of a dear son, brother and un• cle, Gerald Rae, who was token away from us one year ago November 28, 1984 It's very lonely here without ypu Gerold, We' miss you more each day, as things are not the same. There is a place deep in our hearts, which never con be filled, You were always there when we needed you, The sudden way you had to die. We shall always remember and wonder why, Your resting place we visit, but it is not the same. For no one knows the heartache, As we walk away and leave you there, But the saddest part of all is we never said good- bye. -Always remembered and sadly missed by Dad, Mother and family. -48 HOY In loving memory of a dear mother and grand- mother, Mrs. William Hoy. who passed away November 28, 1957: Nothing could be more wonderful, Than the memories we have of you, To us you, were someone special, God must have thought so too, -Lovingly remembered by her family. ---'48x BAIRD In memory of Edith Baird, Blyth. I would like to thank all my family, relatives, friends and neighbors for •the flowers and Cancer Donations, Rev. Ken Bauman, ladies of the Blyth United Church for the lovely lunch. It was appreciated by her husband, Ronald Baird. -48 47. Card of thanks Slate of officers elect • STEEP 1 would like to thank all my friends'and relatives for cards and flowers while I was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Newland and nurses on first floor. -Marjorie Steep. -••48 _....._.._._ __ CARTER We wish to thank our neighbors, friends and relatives for the flowers and baking sent to the house and .all the cards and acts of kindness received in the loss' of our dear father, 'Everything was very much appreciated. -Mildred and Stewart Ament. --48 HODGES In loving memory of a dear mother Betty Hodges who passed away December 2. 1983: I closed my eyes and see you Mom, Your beauty is so rare Your smile lights up like sunshine, But shows how much you care. To know you was to love you. People used to say, Just have a talk with Betty She'll brighten up your day. For me I feel so lucky, To have had you by my side, To help me through my ups and downs. And to look on me with pride. You and I we had a special love, So many never knew, You mode my life so wonderful. But it v ns time for you to go. I kno• ' vith God you're resting now, Heid in His tender arms That no more pain shall grieve you. Forever free from harm. So rest with God my dearest Mom. You're fn my heart each day, For me you're never gone, For me you're just away, --Lovingly remembered by Debbie and Paul --48 LE BEAU I would like to thank Dr. Sales, nurses on 4th floor,. my friends and relatives for gifts, visits, flowers and cords during my stay in St. Joseph's Hospital. --Fred Le Beau. -48x HAYTER I would like to thank rimy family, friends, Varna United Church and Miss Brown for cards, .calls and gifts while I was in the hospital. Also to the doctors and nurses for their care, --Harvey Hayter. -48 ----^-- .-----^ TIDESWELL� I would like to thank friends, relatives and neighbors for cards and for asking about me while in St, -Joseph's Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Salsbury and ambulance drivers. --Pearl Tideswell, ._48x By Dora Sbobbrook LONDESBORO - The nominating committee of the UCW installed the new officers for 1986-87 during the meeting on November 18. Brenda Redford, the outgoing president, thanked the members for their help and co- operation during her two years in office., Audrey Thompson thanked her on behalf of the group for her leadership and work she had done. The new officers for the upcoming year are: past president, Brenda Radford; president, Joan Whyte; second vice- president, Kittie McGregor; secretary, Betty Hulley; assistant, Penny Overboe; treasurer, Betty Miller; monthly offering, Margaret ' Good; pianist, Gail Lear; assistant, Genevieve Allen; Christian development, Mary Peel; assistant, Florence Cartwright; World Outreach, Betty Hulley; communications, Dora Shobbrook; Church in Society, Dora Shobbrook; assistant, June Fothergill; leadership development, Edythe Beacom; stewardship and finance, Betty Miller and Margaret Good; supply and welfare, Laura Lyon and Mary Longman; archives, Margaret Whyte; Kinburn, Hazel Reid; Burns', Marion flunking and Beth Knox; Londesboro representative to Board of Stewards, Helen Lee; Manse committee, Laura - Lyon; buying committee, Jatie Hoggart and Marjorie Cartwright; funeral lunch committee, Helen Lee , Audrey Thompson, Norma Glousher and Kaye Saundercock. The first vice-president's position, nominating and social committee were not filled. During the meeting,' which 27 attended, Audrey Thompson gave some information on Rev. Lois Wilson, the first women moderator. The minutes and treasurer's report were read .and president Brenda Radford'thanked all who had attended the UNIAC The family of the late Ruby Uniac wish to express deepest thanks to all their relatives, friends•and neighbours for their kindness and thoughtfulness during this time and for the flowers,. food, memorial contributions and prayers.- Jerry Uniac and family: ,--48x CARTER The family of the latei.lriam James Carter wish to express sincere appreciation' for the rhany kindnesses shown to us in our.bereavement. ;We thank family, relatives, neighbours and friends who sent flowers, memorial donations', food and cards. A special thank you to Rev. Kenneth •Bauman, the ladies, of Blyth United Church, 3r. Ping and nursing staff of Wingham�Hospital and to the Tasker Funeral Home. Your kindness will always be 'remembered. -Ella Carter and family. 48x PEPPER • - I would like to thank my relatives and friends for gifts, get -well cards and visits while 1 was a pa- tient in, Clinton Hospital. Also sincere thanks to Dr. Newland, 13r. Watts and the nursing staff on first floor for their wonderful care, - Walter Pepper. 48x Huron -Perth Preshvterial, in Egmondville. The correspondence consisted of thank you notes from Kitty McGregor, George and. Vietta Hoggart and the family of John Bromley. The members agreed to meet for a potluck Christmas party on December 9 with the Burns UCW to be invited. Members were urged to bring a friend and, instead of bringing a gift, to bring an item for the Survival Through Friendship House in Goderich. They were also reminded to bring cookies for the cookie exchange. Shuffleboard On November 20, 17 players gathered for the weekly shuffleboard games. The winners were, Vietta Hoggart, Hazel Reid, Betty Hulley and Jack Lee. Cheerio Club The members of the Cheerio Club will hold their Christmas dinner at the Hillcrest Restaurant in Londesboro. A turkey dinner will be served and a gift exchange will take place. Laura Lyon welcomed the members to her home and the meeting opened with a reading by Dora Shobbrook. The minutes from the last meeting were read. Donations were given to the Huron Day Centre for and to Christmas Seals. June Fothergill volunteered to write an article on Christams Gone By for the News -Record and she urged other members to write too. Thank you notes were also read. A contest and card playing closed the meeting. People Report The community is sad to hear of the death of Bessie Paisley of Victoria, B.C. at age 92. She is the widow of the' late George McCall. The services were held at the McCall Bros. Floral Funeral Home in Victoria on November 22. She is survived by daughter 'Mean and husband Joe Benturin of Victoria. She Will be remembered by many here having lived in the village fora number of years d for UCW June Fothergill. and Dennis attended a birthday party for her sister Helen Marks at Listowel on November 20. Friends of Jack Armstrong are glad to see him return home after spending over two weeks in Seaforth Hospital. Ross Radford of Port Colborne visited on November 20 with his aunt Dora Shobbrook. The WI card party is slated for November 29 at 8 p.m. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood attended the wedding of their grandaughter Brenda Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Andrews of Toronto, to Shane Climie on November 23. Guests from here were her brother Greg Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood, Karen, Doug and Joanne. The couple plan to reside in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Garlick of Kitchener. United Church Rev. Snihur and Bert Lyon greeted the congregation for the communion service. The ushers were Fred Peel, Brian Howatt, Bryan Whyte and Dennis Wilts. Rev. Snihur welcomed all and gave the call to worship. Next Sunday will be the White Gift service. There will be no Sunday School and °'.- the adultsare asked to bring gifts for the Family and Children's Services in Huron County. The Christmas potluck dinner will be held after church. The Official Board meetings will be held on December 3 and 15. The junior teachers for the service were Kerri Shepherd and Gerbin Wilts. The organist was Lisa Duizer while Marsha Szusz served as the choir director. The sermon was Preparing Through The Prophets. Assisting the minister with the Communion were Jack Lee, Connie Hoggart, Ken Hulley, Garnet Wright, Edna Reid, David Whyte, Bernice Norman and Murray Howatt. Women recognized on Sunday By Betty McCall WALTON --Women's Recognition Sunday was observed at Duff's United Church on November 24. Joyce Van Vliet greeted wor- shippers -and ushers were Margery Ritchie, - Karen Hoegy, Marjory Fraser and Mary Humphries. The choir was made up of women with Margery Huether at the organ. Call to Worship was given by Helen Craig and the story for Children's Time was given by Dorothy Sholdice..Gloria Wilbee sang .a solo with guitar accompaniment. A trio of Marjory Humphries at the piano; Phyllis Mitchell playing the violin and Pearl McCallum, on the harmonica entertained with several numbers. Guest speaker, Jean Mathers of Bluevale spoke of her stay in August at Alma College when the school celebrated its 50th anniver- sary. This Sunday is the White Gift Service in the morning: The official board meeting is at 8 p.m. at Graeme Craig's home. WI visit New Zealand Murray and Olene Dennis were guests at. the Walton Women's Institute (W .)'meeting On November 20., ' " . ` . They showed slides of their trip , last February to New Zealand. They had a display of articles they had brought home with them. A thank you letter from the Weisbrod's, who moved recently to Yarrow British Col- umbia, was read. It was voted to donate $25 ' to the Huron Day Care Centre. For the December meeting each. WI , member is to bring a guest to the potluck supper at 6:30 p.m., 4-H leaders are to be in- vited. Reports from the Guelph Area Conven- tion, held in St. Agatha was given by Mary Humphries for Marjory Humphries who at- tended. Maxine Marks also reported on the meeting. • Discussions 'will be held 'at the next WI meeting regarding luncheons in the new year, along with the possibility of card par- ties. correction In last week's issue the invitation from the St. Ambrose Catholic Women's League (CWL) should have read Bazaar Bake Sale, is December 7 at the Brussels Library. The penny auction is Friday, December 6 not November 30, Celebrate Birthday, Carol Ann Gamble, daugtiter.o?V`aVei. and ` Carol Gamble, celebrated her fifth birthday on November 23 at her parents' home. Several friends attended from her kindergarten class. They were treated to a Choir takes part in exchange... • from page 7 Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby were Mr. and Mrs: Cecil Armstrong of Thorndale, 'Mr. arid Mrs. .George Johnston, Tara and Erin of Ilderton. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins, Beulah Jones and Stella Whitehouse of Hanover visited last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard James. On Sunday, Ella Johnston and Bella McTeer of Paisley visited at the James home. FINANCIAL MARKET TRENDS BANK RATE .. PRIME T BILLS . CDN DOLLAR US DOLLAR n.$, GOLD (CDN) . SHORT TERM 8.98% 10.00% . 8.73% :7250 $1.3794 $450.72 8.250% 1 Yr. 3 Yr. 5 Yr. G I C' s 9 '/4 10 '/2 10 3/4 RRSP's 9 10 '/4 10 3/4 MORT.,GAGES 9 3/4 11 11 '/2 MUTUALS 37.900 24.700 25.300 FINANCIAL HINT TAX BITE If you have reached the age of 71 and still have registered funds, a maturity option must be chosen prior to December 31 or the funds become taxable as income in 1986. Compiled by: ABC INVESTMENTS 53 West St , Goderich Mr. George Cull is a patient in University Hospital, London•, Mrs. Stanley Black and her brother Laverne White recently returned home after visiting with her son and daughter-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Black,and family of Brandon, Manitoba. They Also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Newton of Hari -iota, , Manitoba. Hay Township Recreation Committee Mystery Bingo Thurso, Nov. 28 Zurich Community Centre .�, ckpot el $500 must go Bonanza Prize over 1100, 57 calls 4 flu,,h games • 1 early bird • 1 regular games • 1 mystery prize Over $2000 fn cash prizes. Doors open at 6.30 p'.m. Bingo ;torts at 7 45 sharp ALL PROCEEDS FOR "NEW" BALL DIAMOND Bring your dabbers. No one under 16 allowed to play A TRIP FOR TWO To Sat. November 30 at 1:00 p.m. Visit the Santa Centre following the parade at McLaughlin Chev-Olds. WINNERS of $25,00 DRAW Nov. 16 - Karen Geddes, Bob Armstrong Nov. 23 - Ross Rlbey, Mrs. John Arts 3 DAYS, 4 NIGHTS TO ENTER: Minimum $2.00 purchase necessary. Only one entry per purchase. Print your name and address and phone number on the back of each cash register tape and deposit In the box In participating stores displaying the Las Vegas poster. SHOP SEAFORTH FOR SERVICE -SAVINGS -SE CTION Care Bear Movie and popcorn. The highlight was the Care Bear Cake for lunch. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Billings of Cambridge were present, also Brian and Jean Billings, Tonia, Shannon and Brian Jr. all of Cambridge. Paul and Michelle Mercer of Cambridge moved to Walton on Saturday and will be liv- ing in one of the Gamble's apartments. They were also present at the birthday party. • Supper Guests On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mac Webster, Mary Ellen, Mark and Brian of Varna, Emma Shortreed of Toronto and Isabelle Shortreed of Walton were supper guests with Wilfred Shortreed and Margaret. Isabelle Shortreed visited on Sunday with her aunt, Lila Higgins • who recently celebrated her 90th birthday in Belgrave., • Carolyn Waldo 1985 Honorary Christmas Seal Chairman "First, take a deep breath. Now, pretend you can't." As a 1984 Canadian Olympic Silver Medalist in synchronlz d swimming, Carolyn Wal¢ knows the importance of good, healthy lungs. So do the millions of Canadian children and adults who suffer from lung disease. Please use Christmas seals, and give generously to support research into the causes and cure of asthma, emphysema, lung cancer, chronic bronchitis and related lung diseases. Your donation to The Lung Association Christmas Seal Campaign can help everyone breathe easier. Before you send it, seal it .. with a Christmas Seal! THE t LUNG ASSOCIATION