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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-12-31, Page 15CLASSIFIED D 31. Service directory 1 For All Your Plumbing Needs. Contact: CHRIS MIDDLETON PLUMBING (Licenced Plumber) Phone 4$2-7201 or 4824758 Industrial, Commercial, Farm, Residential - Reasonable Rates JACK B. COLQUHOUN GENERAL CONTRACTING Specialising in: •CUSTOM BUILT HOMES •RENOVATIONS • ADDITIONS • KITCHENS • ALUMINUM SIDING Temporary Phone Number 565.5207 EVENINGS 42. Death notice LOVE At Toronto an Sunday, December 21, 1986 in her 81st year, Bessie Jane Love, o resident of Hillsboro Avenue, Toronto. Beloved wife of the late Gordon Love (1962). Survived by 1 step -son John Love of Bobcageon, 4 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Sister of Howard Scane of Hensall and the late Carrie Mae McMillan, Gor- don Scane and infant John Scane. Dear aunt of Lynn McMillan of RR 3 Kent Bridge, Mary, Mrs. Barry Tucker, Newmarket and Cathy, Mrs. Neil Edgar, Wingham. Friends of the Love family were. received at the McKinlay Funeral Home, Ridgetown on Tuesday from 2:30 • 4:30 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service was at the Funeral Home on Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Elizabeth Chap- man officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Ridgetown. --- McKAY 0 At the Kingsway Lodge, St. Marys on Monday, December 22, 1986, J. Alex McKay, formerly of Thorndale, in his 87th year. Beloved husband of Willa Martyn. Dear father of Eva (Mrs. Don Lo- mond), RR 3, St. Marys. Predeceased by a son Ar- nold (1957). Dear grandfather of Kathy (Mrs. *ern Doupe), Vanastra, Doug, Dave and Paul at ome. Resting at the L.A. Ball Funeral Chapel, where the complete funeral service was held an Wednesday, December 24 at 3:30 p.m. with Rev. Gordon Pickell officiating. Interment in Dor- chester Cemetery. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1986—Page 1;, Sports 42. Death notice PECK Percy Ernest Peck, 73, of Trenton, Ont. died December 22, 1986. Brother of Mabel Peck, Lily Nivlson, Ruby Nelson, Victor Peck all of Trenton and Jack Peck of Clinton. Predeceased by Brother Ed Peck, and 2 sisters Hazel Peck and Grace Peck. Funeral Service was held in Trenton on Dec. 24, 1986. 53nx 43. Births 1 ALBERT At Victoria Hospital, South Street Campus on December 23, 1986, Joan Gail Albert (Deleary) of RR 1, Muncey; in her 39th year. Beloved wife of Vaughn M. Albert, Dear mother of Vaughn Jr., Clinton and Tracy. Dear daughter of Tracy and Sarah Deleary. Daughter-in-law of Kenneth and Faye Albert and granddaughter of Cornelia Albert. Dear sister to Patricia, Theresa, Sharon, Victoria, Shelley, Wayne, Jack, Michael, Randall, Mork and Stephen. Predeceased by sister Denise. Dear aunt of several .nieces and nephews. Resting at the R.C. Madill Funeral Home, Mt. Brydges; where the funeral service was held on Friday, December 26 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Gordon Hamilton officiating. Interment Col- borne Cemetery. HARBACK On Friday, December 26, 1986 at Victoria Hospital, South Street Campus, Wilfred Gordon Harback; age 76 years. Beloved husband of Eileen (Sims), Dear father of Mrs. Terry (Janet) Taylor of Clinton, Richard and his wife Libby of London and Wilfred and his wife Cathy of Chatham. Loved by eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Dear brother of Mrs, Laurence (Alice) Oldham. Resting at the' Car- rothers Funeral Home, 843 Dundas Street (Mon- day from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.); where the funeral service was held on Tuesday, December 30 at 11 a.m. with Rev. Farquhar MacKinnon officiating. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. McWHIRTER Elvin James. Passed away in Wingham and District Hospital on December 27, 1986, Elvin McWhirter of Brussels; in his 52nd year. Father of Isabel, Tracy and Kim, all of Brussels. Brother of Ellen (Mrs. Bill Hoffman), Edna (Mrs. Duke Laidlaw), Elsie (Mrs. Ralph Olson), Isabel (Mrs. Norman George) and Evelyn (Mrs. George Cerr), all of Saskatchewan, Pat (Mrs. Charles Shaw) of Blyth and Maybel (Mrs. Archie Willis) of, Brussels, Bill and Jack of Brussels and George of Waterloo. Predeceased by his parents William and Grace McWhirter, two brothers Andrew and Robert. Visitation was at the Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Hbmes after 7 p.m. on Mon- day evening; where funeral service was held on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Spring interment Brussels Cemetery. McLELLAN At Stathmere Lodge, Strathroy and formerly of Ili1, Denfield on Sunday, December 28, 1986, rry McLellan; in his 81st year. Beloved hus- and of the late Ella Switzer (1959) and dear father of Mrs. Fred (Doreen) Loosemore of Lon- don, Ivan McLellan of Denfield and Mrs. James (Velma) Robinson of Hensall. Brother of Willie McLellan of London. Also survived by five grand- children and three great-grandchildren. Rested at the Denning Brothers Funeral Home, Strathroy; where the funeral service' was held on - Tuesday, December 30 at 11 a.m. Rev. Charles Falconer officiated. Interment Mayfair Cemetery. Funeral home visitation was Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. ALBERT Mr. and Mrs. Mike William Albert of Brussels are proud to announce the safe arrival of their son, Michael Kenneth Albert on December 22, 1986. A new brother for John and Sonya. We would like to thank the staff of Clinton Public Hospital. 53nx CAMPBELL Tammy Kerr and Curtis Campbell would like to announce the arrival of Daniel William Sr, Steve Harold on December 23, 1986 weighing 7 lbs. 12 ozs. at Clinton Public Hospital.--53nx SALLOWS David Sallows and Michelle Long would like to announce the arrival of a special Christmas gift, Christopher David, born on December 21, 1986. Christopher weighed 8 lbs. 5 ozs. and is now home with mommy and daddy doing well--53nx 47. Card of thanks HORNER I wish to send a special thank you to all of my friends in Clinton for your generosity. May 1987 be healthy and happy for all. Sincerely, Vicky Horner. -53 STURGEON The family of the late James Sturgeon wish to ex- press their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends, and neighbours , for their beautiful floral tributes and donations to the heart and stroke foundation, sympathy cards and their condolances during the loss of a beloved husband, dear Brother arid Uncle. A very special thanks to Dr. Harrett and Dr. Flowers; also special thanks to the nurses on first floor, the In- tensive Care, and the excellent care they gave my husband during his illness until his passing. Special thanks to Rev. Doug Pitts for his words of comfort and also special thanks to Rev. Aubrey Bell for his prayers of comfort. Special thanks to the flower bearers and active pallbearers. Also a very special thank you to the Clinton Legion 140 for the beautiful Legion Service, and to Rev. George Youmatoff for his prayers at the Legion Service, I would also like to say a thank_you to Michael Falconer funeral director. Last but not least a very special thank you to all the Ladies of the Guild of the Bayfield Trinity Church who took part in making the beautiful lunch. Everything was very, . much appreciated. Kathleen Sturgeon. -53x LEE -GRAHAM At the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich on Saturday, December 27, 1986, Mrs. Florence Pearl (Maynard) Graham, formerly of Hensall; in her 99th year. Beloved wife of the late Chester G. Lee (1960) and the late Paul Graham (1981). Dear mother of Lucille (Mrs. George Beer) of Hensall. Also surviving are three grandchildren, one great-grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Visitation was after 2 p.m. Monday in the Hensall Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, 118 King Street, Hensall; where the funeral and committal service was conducted on Tuesday, December 30 at' 1 p.m. Mr. George Cowan officiating. Interment Morepeth cemetery. HOONAARD At South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Saturday, December 27, 1986, Cornelius Hoonaard, belov- ed husband. of Jannete (Van (tiin) Hoonaard; In his 75th year. Father of Clara (Mrs. Joe Obbema) of London; Dirk Hoonaard of Usborne Twp., (Ann) Mrs. Donald Swim and Clem of Brantford. Alsorvlved by. 13 grandchildren. Brother of Peter df Myth and Nellie (Mrs. Verhoeven) of London; also 1 brother and 2 sisters in Holland. Friends Called of the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home in Exeter; where funeral services were held on Monday, December 29, 1986 at 2 p.m.; with Rev. Bernard DeGionde officiating. Inter- ment Exeter Cemetery. CUDMORE The families of the late Warren Cudmore say "thank you" to relatives, neighbors & friends. The messages of sympathy, memorial donations to The Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, floral ar- rangents,,fpoSf,.,4 gifts brought to our homes weretxp ,all gcea.. y eppr-eciated,. Thanks to Michael Falconer, Rev. John Wood and Rev. David Woodall for their visits and kind words and to the Ontario St. Church ladies who served lunch. We needed you all. Bill & Wilda, Debra, Addie & Allan, Ralph & Brenda. --53 It's always about this time of the year that I start thinking it's time forme to get in shape. I'm still young, so I shouldn't be hacking after running only one block. Therefore, each year, for the past three or four years, I have resolved to quit smok- ing some time during the year. Well, this year is going to be different. Instead of making a meaningless resolu- tion, I am just going to quit. I really like the idea of being in the shape I was four years ago before I started smok- ing, and I figure, since I've only been smoking for such a short time, I should be able to pull it off. There are a few reasons for my wish to quit, the first being a history of heart pro- blems in my family. Now, I'll admit, my heart is really the 'least of my worries right now, I'm more worried about my lungs. I know for a fact that my lungs are in pretty bad shape. I took up raquetball shortly before moving here, and for about the first month of play, I was sure I had a collapsed lung after run- ning for five or 10 minutes. Since there were no raquetball courts in this area, I took up basketball for the sum- mer, and found my lungs hadn't improved. ' I still couldn't run for any extended length of time without wishing I could curl up and die afterwards. I'm hoping the health club does get built here, because I'm sure that would strengthen my resolve. Now, I'd set my- quitting date for mid- night on the evening of December 31. I thought I'd smoke like a chimney up to the last minute, then just give it up. Well, I've had to change my mind since then for two separate reasons. The first reason is if I quit right at that time, it will seem too much like a New Year's resolu- tion, and if I try and follow that route again, I know I won't make it. Secondly, it will be virtually impossible to quit at the stroke of midnight if I'm at a party, because I smoke the most at parties. Therefore, the , quitting date has been postponed to midnight on the evening of January 1. On the subject of methods of quitting, I've had any number of suggestions, but I'd like to try the good old fashioned will power method. I think this one might work because so many people have been telling me I have no will power and I'd like to pro- ve them wrong. To add to this stopping method, I'm con- sidering getting myself into a rigorous physical fitness kick. My family has aided me in this area as I received a rowing machine on my birthday as well as wrist weights, and on Christmas, I got an exercise mat. You see, I figure if I. can get myself back into the shape I think is right for me, then there is no way I'll want to start smoking again. I have been psyching myself up for the big day for about a month now, and I've yet to scare myself too badly, so I guess there's still hope. However, even if I haven't scared myself, I've heard enough withdrawal horror ctnriec to make mea hit queasy. Even writing this column is going to help me a little bit. I mean, if I know there is so- meone out there who has read about my strong resolve, and what great shape I'm going to be in, then I'm going to be more than a bit wary of sparking up my favorite brand when I'm out and about in town. Anyways, by the time the next paper hits the streets, I should be on my, way to hosting a physically fit body with nice, clean lungs. Wish me luck. Football Pool Some readers might remember awhile back a mention I made of taking part in a football pool. Working in the sports department, one might think that I should do pretty well in such a pool. Unfortunately, this was not the case. Out of the 27 competitors in this National Football League (NFL) pool, my. partner and I ranked 22nd at year end. Hey, it's not as bad as it looks. We only fell 211 points behind the person in the number one spot over the 16 game schedule. Considering my record of guessing the outcome of games in the both the Canadian Football League and the NFL, I don't think I'll be taking any bets on the Superbowl. Gumdrops still ahead in Tuesday bowling Tuesday; Afternoon Ladies Faber's Gumdrops 82.5 Tudy's Black Balls 78 Ede's Bulls Eyes 77 Johnson's Jelly Beans 76 Helen's Rosebuds 76 Bev's Bonkers 73 Jamieson's Ju-Jubes 70 Shirley's Candy Apples 67.5 During December 16 bowling Bonnie Gib- bings had the high single with 262, Sheila Keys had the high triple at 652 and Helen Faber had the high average of 201. The hid- den score prizes donated by Dixie Lee Chicken were won ' by Roberta Plumsteel and Barbara Parker. Those ladies who bowled games over 200 included: Joyce Van Riesen, 200; Candace Elliott, 210; Helen Faber,.212, 237; Iva Reid, 215; Shirley Fowles, 225; Sheila Keys, 241, —ro2014164-Ruby Le Fate' 38; ncy!f y7 -260;' Bonnie Gibbings, 262' Wednesday Night Mixed • BRUINSMA We would express our heartfelt and sincere ap- preciation to all our friends and neighbours for their expressions of sympathy, by way of visits, cards, flowers, or memorial donations, in the re- cent passing of our dear father, grandfather, and great grandfather, Douwe Bruinsma. Special thanks to Dr. Salsbury and nurses on 1st floor of Clinton Hospital and to Rev. Samplonius and Pastor Harry for their. words of comfort. Your thoughtfulness and support will always be remembered. The Bruinsma family.-53nx WATSON I would like to thank my wife Grace, family. friends, and neighbours for the many inquiries, cards, visits, treats, flowers and trips to London. Special thanks to Drs. Newland and Flowers, 1st floor nurses Clinton Hospital, and ambulance at- tendants. Also special thanks to Dr. Passi, medical staff, and nurses on 8th floor of Universi- ty Hospital, London. Donald J. Watson. -53 . MORRISON I would like. to say thank you to the staff of Clin- ton Hospital while I was a patient there. Special thanks to Dr. Watts, Dr. Baker and to those who sent cards, made calls and to Rev. Som Parker for his prayers and comforting words. Also thanks to my family and Wat Webster for his visits and Christmas music. Murdoch Morrison. -53x Mission Impossible Hart To Hart One Day At A Time The Little Rascals Road Runners The Gong Show Check It Out 65 51 50 48 48 46 45 The Enforcers 39 Ndna Atkinson had the high single for the ladies on December 17 with a score of 250. Kathy Ladd .had the high triple at -618 and Flo Cartwright had the high average of 192. For the men, Kevin Dutot had the high single at 274 and Brad Atkinson had the high triple with 662. Brad Atkinson also tied for the high average with Steve Gibbings as they both bowled 206. Thursday Night Mixed Best In Town Whiners Cormiers Crushers Beginners Luck Strikers Grammas and Grampas The Odd Couples The Apple Gang On December 11 Nancy Atkinson was the top bowler for the ladies with the high single of 296, the high triple at 698 and the high average of 212, Howie Grealis had the high single for the men with 321 and the high tri- ple at 724 while Rob Van Damme had the high average of 218. 59 55 52 52 44 42 34 29 Wednesday Night YBC Screwballs 50 Gimmie A Break 47 The Rocc 1 r wlers 38 Revenge Of The Nerds 37 Pinheads 34 Party Animals 25 Two bowlers controlled the high positions for the Seniors on December 10. Patti Maguire had the high single for the ladies with 223, the high triple -at 562 and the high average of 171. Shawn Gautreau had the high single for the men with 223, the high tri- ple at 568 and the high average of 183. For the Junior ladies Loisanne Lostell had the high single with 163 and the high triple at 471 while Colleen McAdam had the high average of 156. Doug Maguire had the high single for the Junior men with 226 and the high triple at 538 while Steven Lostell had • the high average of 168. Wednesday Night YBC Screwballs 54 Gimmie A Break 50 The Boss Bowlers 43 Revenge Of The Nerds 39 Pinheads 38 Party Animals 28 Patti Maguire was once again the top 'bowler for the Senior ladies on December 17 with the high single of 199, the high triple at 493 and the high average of 171. Steve Swan had the high single for the Senior men with 230 while Shawn Gautreau had the high tri- ple at 526 and the high average of 183. In Junior ladies bowling Colleen McAdam had the high single with 230, the high triple at 572 and the high average of 156. Jeff Shellen- burger had the high single and the high tri- ple for the Junior men with scores of 226 and 622 respectively. Steven Lostell had the high average of 168. Londesboro Men Caddies Buicks Chevs Porsches Model T's 61 59 47 45 44 T -Birds 38 Doug Snell had the high single for the men on December 18 with 255, Joe Hunking had the high triple at 711 and Bill Roy had the high average of 207. Clinton and Area Ladies • Humpty Dumptys 60 Winnie Poohs 58 Smurfettes 56 Ewoks 53 • Mother Gooses 52 Four Blind Mice 50 Penny Overboe was" the top bowler for the ladies, on December 9 with the high single of There were four sponsors for Clinton's bantam hockey team this year. In the front row, from the left, holding the Koetsier Broiler Farm sweater is Scott MeClenaghan, holding .the Lobb EguipmentSweater is Mark King, holding the Corries Valu -Mart sweater: is Scott Jewitt and holding the Brownies Drive In Theatre sweater is Jeff DeRuyter. In the back row (left) are the ssonsors John Kolrttsier, Fred Lobb, and Dave Corrie, while June Deituyter was present as a minor hockey representative. 230, the high triple at 613 and the high average of 212. The attendance draw was won by Lia Hoggarth. On December 19 the ladies held a Christmas party where they bowled two games and awarded prizes. They had a lunch and Santa paid a visit. The next regular bowling will be held on January 6. Bowling games over 200 for the December 9 games were Kittie McGregor with 216, Jane Whelan 213, Kathy Black 228 and 201, Shirley Gilders 200 and 209, Penny McLarty 213, Penny Overboe 230, Evelyn Feeney 209 and Nellie Van Bakel 221. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Faber's Gumdrops 89.5 Johnson's Jelly Beans 82 Tudy's Black Balls 82 Ede's Bulls Eyes 81 Helen's Rosebuds 79 Bev's Bonkers 77 Jamieson's Ju-Jubes 76 Shirley's Candy Apples , 73.5 Sheila Keys had the high single for the ladies on December 23 with 306 while Mert Elliott had the high triple at 683 and Helen Faber had the high average of 202. The hid- den score prizes donated by Dixie Lee Chicken were won by Marj Carter and Iva Boyes. Those ladies that bowled games over 200 for the day included: Maude Weston, 200; Lexie Murch, 201; Pat Taylor, 202; Tudy Wilson, 206, 207; Shirley Fowles, 207; Can- dace Elliott, 210; Helen Emmerton, 212; Pat Roy, 217; Lois Gibbings, 217; Joyce Van Riesen, 218; Kathy Ladd, 220; Mert Elliott, 224, 269; Ceacilia Edgar, 230; Edyth Beacom, 236; Marj Carter, 237; -Helen Faber, 269; Iva Reid, 305; Sheila Keys, 306. Wednesday Night YBC Screwballs 56 Gimmie A Break - 53 The Boss Bowlers 47 Pinheads 43 Revenge Of The Nerds 41 Party Animals 33 Colleen McAdam was the top bowler for the Junior girls on December 22 with the high single of 158, the high triple at 435 and the high average of 158. For the boys Jeff Schellenberger had the high single at 197 while Doug Maguire had the high triple with 499 and the high average of 1,68. There was also one dominant bowler for the Senior girls as Patti Maguire had the high single of 211, the high triple at 620 and the high average of 173. Shawn Gautreau was tops in all the categories for the boys with the high single of 230, the high triple at 589 and the high average of 184. Latest in minor hockey Last week's scores December 16: Atom A 2, Seaforth 2. December 18: Pee Wee A 3, Mitchell 5; Ban- tam Classics 2, Milverton 1. December 20: Novice -Tier II 3, Blyth 1; Atom Tier II. 4, Goderich 6; Bantam B 2, Hensall 14; Atom A 12, Brussels 1. December 22: Pee Wee A 1, Exeter 5. Upcoming games December 27: 1 p.m. Pee Wee Punkers vs Goderich; 3:25 p.m. Novice Tier II vs Bayfield. December 29: 8 p.m. Midgets vs Milverton. December 30: 7 p.m. Atom A vs Hensall. ATVs highway bound Minister of Transportation and Com- munications Ed Fulton, recently announced licensed trappers may now use Ill -terrain vehicles on most highways in Ontario as a result of an amendment to the Off -Road Vehicles Act. Licensed trappers will now be allowed to drive all -terrain vehicles along highways when using these vehicles to tend their traplines. "While operating an ATV on a highway, trappers will have to display a slow-moving sign on the rear of their vehicle; hold a valid driver's licence; wear an approved helmet; and, of course, have insurance," said Fulton. Hockey fact Canada is the home of hockey, so lots of little Canadian's find hockey sticks under the tree at Christmas. According to Statistics Canada, the sporting -goods industry pro- duced and shipped approximately 4.5 million hockey sticks, with a value of slight- ly more than $33 million in 1984.