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35. Notice to creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
FLEEDA MAY SKINNER, Deceased
All persons having claims against the .estate of
. Fleeda May Skinner, late of the Township of
Tuckersmith, formerly of Exeter, County of
Huron, who died on or about the 2nd day of
November 1986 are required to file particulars of
same with Elmer D. Bell, Q.C. Solicitor, Exeter,
Ontario, by the 14th day of February, 1987 after
which date the estate will be distjibuted having
regard only to those claims of which notice has
been received.
ELMER D. BELL, Q.C.
Solicitor for the executor,
Exeter, Ontario.
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38. Auction sale
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CLINTON -- 482-7898
42. Death notice
VELLA
Nicole Isobel Angelina on Tuesday, January 27,
1987 of Victoria Hospital; beloved infant
daughter of John and Barbaro (Rader) Vella of
1731/4 Woodworth Ave., St. Thomas and dear
granddaughter of Ray Rader of RR 3 Zurich and
Mr. and Mrs, Jahn Vella Sr. of Windsor. Dear
great•granddaughter of Mrs. Hilda Rader of
Dashwood; also survived by 1 uncle and 4 aunts.
Private family Mass wos held from Holy Angels
Church, St. Thomas. Interment Holy AngelAnaes
Cemetery. ---
43. Births
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MARTIN
Scott and Nancy are pleased to announce the ar•
rival of Lisa Marie on February 2, 1987 at Clinton
Public Hospital, weighing 6 Ib 15 oz.--5nx
BOYER
Randy and Lynda are pleased to announce the
birth of their first child, Darryl William, on
January 28, 1987, weighing 6 Ib 10 oz. Proud
grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Bill Souch of
Blyth, Doug Boyer of London, and Doreen
Stewart of Calgary, Alberta.-5nx
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McLEAN
Glenn and Yvonne McLean welcome with love
and great joy the arrival of their 2nd daughter.
Danielle Claire, on February 1, 1987 at Clinton
Public Hospital weighing 8 Ib 8 oz. Danielle -is a
new playmate for big sister Connie. Proud grand-
parents are Iona McLean and John & Irene Blake
ail of Brussels. Special thanks to Dr. Steed and
2nd floor nursing staff for their excellent care
and also to "Grandma Stevie" and "Grandma
Keith" for all their help at home.-5nx
46. In memoriam
McCLINCHEY
At University Hospital, London on Tuesd.y,
January 27, 1987, Bruce-tlaon ,vn,,,,, .. , _•
2, Goderich, in his 72nd year. Beloved husband
of Grace Robinson. Dear father of Ronald and his
wife Ethel of RR 1, Wellesley, Jean and her hus-
band Pete (manse of RR3, Goderich, Raymond
and his wife, Jane of RR 2, Goderich and Joanne
of St. Jacobs. Loved grandfather of David, Cheryl
and Sean McClinchey, Danny and Andrea Im•
anse. Ryon • bteven • and Coll vow. McCIinchey,.
Brother of Fronk and his wife Mabel of Clinton
and the late William McClinchey. The family
received friends at the McCollum & Pella Funeral
Home, Cambria Road at East Street, Goderich,
2.4 and 7.9 pm Wednesday. Funeral and commit
tol services were held at the funeral home 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Interment Bayfield
Cemetery.
NETHERY
At University Hospital, London on Sunday.
February 1, 1987. Mrs. Annie Nethery of
Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow and formerly of
Winghom, in her 90th year. The former Annie
Brydges. beloved wife of the late Abner Nethery
(1985). Dear mother of Shirley (Mrs. Leander
Boucher) of Thunder Bay. Beverley (Mrs Roger
Kennedy) of Newmarket and Terry and Eldo
Nethery of Wingham Sister of Lila (Mrs Robert
Higgins) of Belgrave, also 16 grandchildren and
12 great-grandchildren Predeceased by her
daughters Ferne Hedley. Margaret (Peggy) Smith
and Jane Ann Nethery. 3 sisters and 1 brother
Friends called at the McBurney Funeral Home.
Winghom on Monday from 2,4 and 7.9 pm
Funeral services were held at St. Paul's Anglican
Church Winghom on Tuesday at 2 pm Spring in-
terment Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave.
ROBINSON
At Kingsway Lodge 310 Queens Street, St
Marys, Ontario. on Monday. February 2. 1987,
Wilton D Robinson in his 87th year Husband of
the late Verna (Stevens) Robinson (1985) Dear
father of Donald Lawrence of Houston, Texas,
Mrs Kenneth (Evelyn) Holmes of Clinton and
Mrs. George (Doreen) Johnson of RR 2, Granton.
Also survived by 2 granddaughters and 3 grand-
sons Visition in the Needham Funeral Chapel.
520 Dundas Street (Tues, 7-9 pm) where the
funeral service was conducted on Wednesday
February 4 at 1 30 pm The Most Reverend B. C
Eckardt of First church of Christ officiating. Inter
ment Mount Pleasant Cemetery
SCOTT
Ivy Irene of West Williams Street, Seaforth,
at Seaforth Community Hospital on Monday,
February 2 1987 in her 83rd year Ivy (Plewes)
beloved wife of the late Alton Johnston and
Wolter Scott Also survived by three step-
brothers Ray Gibbings of London. Horold Gibb-
ings of Clinton and Horry Crich of Seaforth Also
survived by several nieces and nephews. The
family received friends at the Whitney-Ribey
Funerol Home. 87 Goderich Street. Seaforth after
2 pm today until 11 am Wednesday when funeral
services were held at the funeral home Spring
interment Baird's Cemetery. Stanley Twp.
MARTIN
At Alexandra Marine & General Hospital.
Goderich on Sunday. February 1, 1987. Ida May
(Ball) Martin of Clinton, in her 87th year Beloved
wife of the late Clayton Orville Martin. Loving
mother to Mildred and her husband Murray
Taylor of Wingham. Dear sister of Pemlea (Mrs.
Frank Nott) of Riverview, Michigan. Also surviv-
ed by one niece and several cousins. Predeceas-
ed by two brothers Oscar and Clarence Ball.
Friends were received of the Boll & Falconer
Funeral Home. 153 High Street. Clinton, on Tues-
day from 2-4 and 7.9 pm Funeral service wos
held at the funeral home on Wednesday,
February 4. at 2 o'clock, Interment Exeter
Cemetery.
JEWELL
In loving memory of a dear sister Shirley Jewell
and a dear brother Francis Jewell who passed
away on February 7, 1973:
A family circle has been broken,
But loving memories never die,
Tears in silence often flow.
-Never, never forgotten and always
remembered by sister Pat. 05x
EAST
In loving memory of a dear mother and grand-
mother Marguerite East who passed away four
years ago, February 6, 1983.
You slipped away without goodbye,
Memories of you will never die,
We miss you and always will
You left. a place no one can fill.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by son
Carl and Kay and grandchildren. -05x
47. Card of thanks
[4...3. Births
FULCHER
My new name is Ashley Annette, I arrived 14
weeks early January 26, 1987 in Royal Alex
Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta' I weighed 2 lbs, 5
dzs, 13" long. My surprised and happy parents
ore Wayne and Corol Futcher of Rochester,
Alberta. 1 will be a new playmate for my sister
Megan Marie, also happy with my safe arrival is
My Grandma Ruby of Vanastro, my great Grand-
parents Reto and David Dales of Clinton and
Mary Martin of Manitoba.--5nx
TROTT
The family of the late Clarence A. (Ted) Trott talc -
pr es's $-f otiteft thanks to ret6tiveY.' ftfeiilWW odd
neighbours for the mass cards, flowers, sym•
pathy cards, memorial donations and con•
dolences after the death of a loving husband.
father and grandfather. A special thank you to
Rev, A.R. Looby, C.S.B., Toronto, Rev. John
Pluto, St. Joseph's Church choir and the members
of the Catholic Women's League for the lunch
they served. We are most grateful to Dr. Frank
Newland, Dr. Ray Flowers and the capable staff
at the Clinton Public Hospital for the excellent
core and kindness shown to Ted. Our apprecio•
tion is extended also to the Ball and Falconer
Funeral Home for the thoughtful service provid-
ed. Muriel Trott, Ann and David Nesbitt and
family. 05
NICHOLSON
A very special thank you to our friends,
neighbours and relatives for the lovely surprise
party for our 40th Wedding Anniversary. God
bless you all. Bruce and Phyllis Nicholson u5x
RA DFORD
We wish to thank our friends and neighbours for
food, flowers, and favours at the time of the
passing of our ' Ther. Lorna Radford Also
thanks to Mike Ft -honer of Ball and Falconer
Funerol Home and to Rev. David Woodall of On-
tario St United Church. The Radford
Families. 05x
JOHNS
Thanks to all my friends and relotives for all the
cards. flowers and visits while 1 was a patient in
Clinton Hospital. It was all appreciated. Thanks
to all the hospital staff and doctors. We would be
happy to have' any of our friends visit us at
Maplewood Manor, 13 Church St. Seaforth. Jean
Johns. -05x
Novice Bs come from behind for 3-2 win over Blyth
On January 20, Blyth came to town only to
be edged 3-2 by the local Novice B squad.
At the 7:14 min. mark of the first period
Brad Anderson assisted by Jason
McDougall put Blyth ahead by one.
At 11:16 of the second period Joseph
Bolond's low shot just inside the left post
evened the score. Assisting on this goal were
Clinton's Steven King and Brennen
Crawford. - °
Then both teams traded goals with Clin-
ton's Chad Chipchase assisted by Justin
Jankowski and Kevin McKay only to leave
Blyth's Chris.Stewart assisted by Chad Hog-
git and Ben Craig to tie the score.
With 2:56 left in the third period Darryl
DeRuyter notched the winner with Chad
Chipchase taking the initial shot forcing the
goalie low, Darryl lifted one into the top cor-
ner to squeeze out the win.
On January 24 and 25 the Novice team
travelled to the annual Tillsonburg
tournament.
In the first game Clinton was°out done by
Port Dover 7-3 to drop them to the B
division.
Playing a strong game for Clinton was
Steven King with two goals. The other tally
came off the stick of Jeff Lobb with assists
going to Chad Chipchase with two, and
singles to Kevin McKay, Tod Shaddick and
Darryl DeRuyter.
The score was tied after two peiods and
with a few breaks Clinton might have had
more success.
However, this loss only stirred the anger
of the whole team, esPecially Chad Chip -
chase, who led his team to victory in the
next game against Simcoe.
Scoring for Clinton was "Chipper" with
three and assists going to Steven King,
Jacob Kipfer, Joseph Balond, Darryl
DeRuyter, Todd Shaddick and Jeff Lobb.
This, put Clinton into the B consolation
final on Sunday against Norwick. Still prun-
ed from the previous game the whole team
dug deep to come away with a 3-1 victory
earning them the B crown along with in-
dividual medalions.
Scoring for Clinton was Chad Chipchase
from Steven King and Darryl DeRuyter,
Chipchase from Brennan Crawford, and
Steven King, and Chipchase from Darryl
DeRuyter and Justin Jankowski.
A special mention to captain Todd Shad -
dick and his defensive crew of Kevin
McKay, Justin Jankowski and Jacob Kipfer
for a strong effort along the blue line and
Chris Storey for a strong performance in
net.
Congratulations to this team, considering,
of the nine players present, five are still of
mite age.
On January 27 they travelled to Wingham
and again notched a close one in the win col-
umn by a 2-1 margin.
Scoring for Clinton was Chad Chipchase
from Darryl DeRuyter and Steven King at
9:20 of the first period. Wingham tied the
score at 3:19 of period two.
This time it was Jeff "Bryan" Lobb's turn
for the winner with, 2:40 remaining in the
game with assists going to Todd Shaddick, .
and Joseph Bpland.
On February 1 the Goderich Blues come to
town only ,to. get out -scored 7-2. Before the
game was six minutes old Clinton had a 3-0
lead on goals by Todd Shaddick assisted by
Chipchase and King, Chipchase assisted by
Shaddick and DeRuyter, and Darryl
DeRuyter assisted by Chipchase and
Shaddick.
With 13 seconds left in the second period
Jeff Lobb from. Darryl DeRuyter and Chad
Chipchase made it 4-0.
Goderich's Mark Johnston spoiled Chris
Storey's shut out bid at 4:46 of the third only
to have "Chipper" storm back with a hat
trick of his own. Two of these goals were
unassisted while the other was assisted by
Darryl DeRuyter. With 1:58 remaining
Mark Johnston scored his second for the
visitors.
At this time the team members and
coaches would like to wish Robbie Kempf a
speedy recovery as he has been out with
pneumonia for some time.
Vanastra hosts Hensall Co-operative curling bonspiel
McCLINCHEY
Many,thanks to neighbours. relatives. friends
and work acquaintances for your kindnesses
shown in leorning of our recent bereavement.
Your phone calls. cords, flowers, food and
charitable donations will always be remembered
and will help us through the coming weeks.
Special mention to the excellent care give Bruce
at Clinton Public Hospital, by ambulance atten•
dents and University Hospital staff, London. Sup-
port given by Rev. and Mrs. John Wood, Bob Mc•
Callum, Rick Pella, and the U.C.W. ladies of Vic-
toria Street Church will never be forgotten. The
Family of Bruce McClinchey.-5
The annual Hensall District Co-operative
Bonspiel was held at the Vanastra Curling
Club on January 31.
The club sang with laughter, as once a
year curlers twice a year curlers, and sup-
posedly curlers joined together for a fun -
filled day.
John Paul Rau's rink captured top place
for the day. His rink was skipped by Bob
Fotheringham, with Bill Munn vicing, Don
Mousseau curling second and John Paul
leading.
Murray Adam's rink placed second with
members Tom Cunningham, Russ Faber
and Bill Shaddick.
In third place was Allan Hayter's rink
with Barry Taylor, Bob Norman and Bill
Douson.
Every curler was the recipient of a gift.
Thanks to the sponsors of this great event,
Hensall District Co-operative.
Did you ever hear of planning to curl in
one bonspiel, but end up curling in another
and walking away with the trophy?
Well, that's what happened to a rink from
the Vanastra Curling Club recently. Vaca-
tioning, Bob Allan, told his son to sign him
up, into a certain Bonspiel when he was
away. He did as dad said, but entered him in
the wrong spiel.
So, it was off to Thedford to try their luck
and meet new acquaintances. What a day!
They won all three games with the max-
imum number of points allowed each game
and captured the trophy. Skip Bob Allan,
with Steve Wilson, Bo.b Peck_and Ken_Faber
were the winners of the Petro -Canada
Trophy "They sure know where Vanastra
Curlers come from now", said spokesman
Bob. Way to go guys!
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SHEPHERD
1 wish to thank Dr. Sears and the Cardiac Care "
Unit in Victoria Hospital, London and Dr.
Newland and Dr. Flowers for their core in Clinton
Hospital during my recent illness. Special op--
preciation to nurses, laboratory and X -Ray per-
sonnel in both hospitals for their special skills
and caring attitudes. To friends and patients my
deep gratitude for cards, gifts, flowers and sym-
pathy. Grosvenor H. Shepherd. -5
ROY
I would like to thank everyone who sent cards
and gifts while I wos in Stratford Hospital and
since returning home. Also thanks to Grandma
Roy and Auntie Dionne for looking after my 2
brothers and thanlE3 to the kids at St. Paul's
Anglican Church for making cards,.and to Carol
for bringing them to me. Jason Roy. --5
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The Ladies' Diamond Competition for
Zone 13 was held in Seaforth on January 28.
A rink of Isabel Theedum, Vera McLean,
Marjorie Broadfoot and Kay Campbell lost
out to Exeter's skip Helen Burton in an ex-
tra end. Congratulations for a great effort!
The Seniors from the club travelled to
Kincardine this past week -end to compete in
the Zone- 13 Men's Competition. The rink
consisted of skip Bert Barker, George
Cantelon, Bill Coleman and Bob Campbell.
They gave their best!
In the Boys' High School Gore Mutual
Competition for Zone 13, a rink of Vanastra
curlers represented Clinton.
They won the 13 B Zone, but were defeated
by Owen Sound for the 13 A Zone. The rink
consisted of Scott, Townsend, William
Fotheringham, Murray Townsend and Greg
Taylor. Good curling boys!
Latest minor
hockey update
Last Week's Scores
January 29: Midgets 1, Mitchell 2; Ban-
tam Classics 4, Wingham 0 (playoff's).
January 30: Novice A 4, Mitchell 3. January
31: Novice Tier II 7, Goderich 2; Atom Tier
II 6, Goderich 5. February 1: Pee Wee A 6,
Durham 2 ( playoff's) ; (best three out of
five), Bantam Classic 8, Wingharn 2.
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February 5: 8:15 - Bantam Classics vs°�
Durham. ( second round of playoffs best two
wt of three ).
Pee Wee A's go to Durham on February 5,
for their second game.
Gumdrops
lead
Ladies...
• from page 15
high average of 111.
Clinton and Area Ladies
Smurfettes 25
Winnie Poohs 22
Four Blind Mice
Humpty Dumptys 19
Ewoks 18
Mother Gooses 16
Penny Overboe came out on top in all of
the categories during January 27 bowling
with the high single of 246, the high triple at
645 and -the high average of 211. The atten-
dance draw was won by Irene Thelan.
Those ladies that bowled games over 200
included: Nancy Sue Swan, 206; Edith
Burgess, 244; Penny Overboe, 222, 246;
Kathy Black, 207; Lia Hoggarth, 212; Betty
Kelly, 223; Hilda Dale, 217; Barb Dale, 206;
Heather Hart, 202.
Tuckersmith Mixed
Mike's Melons 98
Ralph's Rutabagas 87
Jack's Lemons 87
Getrit's Carrots 86
Henry's Honeydews 79
Angus' Artichokes 73
Marion van Wyk had both the high single
and the high triple for the ladies on
February 2 with scores of 244 and 582
respectively. Ann de Weerd had the high
average of 187. For the men Henry Hummel
had the high single with 302 as well as the
high triple at 642 while Angus Hummel had
the high average of 208.
Those bowlers that rolled games over 200
included: Ann de Weerd, 241; Stien de
Weerd, 200; Hilda Veenstra, 225; Angus
H 241; Herman Reinink, 240, 217;
Gerrit • t, 221; Ralph Postma, 206; Jack
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12:30 p.ns. - 3:30 p.m.
• FIRSZ CLASS FREE
•CUSTOM WORK & FIRING
*OVER 300 DIFFERENT
PIECES OF GREENWARE & BISQUE
& FINISHED PRODUCTS.
ALSO
Regal & Gifts Sales Representatives
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
SUE BOLGER AT
482-7432