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Clinton News-Record, 1987-02-18, Page 18LRRSP We'll pay you to put your future first. TRANSFER BONUS g2so�io . This year, more than any other, it pays you to consoli- date your RRSP investments with First City Tl-ust. For every RRSP worth $2,500 or more transferred to First City Trust before March 2, 1987 and invested in a 3,4 or 5 year term deposit, we'll pay a bonus of up to 1% of the transferred funds. COMPOUNDED ANNUALLY 3 YEAR RRSP That's $25 on a $2,500 transfer! And the bonus will be paid directly into your RRSP account to grow, tax free, until your RRSP is paid out! GUARANTEED INTEREST RATE As a special service to our clients, we provide full interest rate protection for 45 days from the date of our transfer request And, if the posted rate is higher when your funds arrive, the new, higher rate will apply. Should you wish to increase your RRSP con- tribution for the 1986 tax year, we offer RRSP loans at the Prime Rate. 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Notice to creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Estate of MAX DALTON SMITH Retired Engineer, late of the Village of Bayfield, In the County of Huron, whb died ori or about the 17th day of January. 1987 are required to file the same with full par• tic Lila( s with the undersigned by the 14th day March 1987. as otter that date the assets of the estote will be distributed. DATED at .Goderich Ontario this 12th day of Fehrucvy 1987 PREST and EGENER. Barristers. etc., 33 Montreal Street, Goderich 'Ontario. N7A 3Z2 07.09or Soli( itors for the Estate NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF RUSSELL CLARENCE BENTLEY lute of the Township of Tuckersmith, in the Cour'. ty of Huron. Retired Labourer deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of the above named who died on the 31st day of Derr•rnher 1986 are requiredto file full par- ticulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 25th day of March 1987; after which dote the assets will he distributed. having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall 'then have notice DA IED this 10th day of February 1987 E.B Menzies Q.0 Bar aster Lind Solicitor Box 68 Clinton Ontario NOM 110 ',oil( dor for the Executor 07.09ar 38. Auction sale Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT., FEB. 28 AT 10 A.M.: furniture, dp• pliances, and household effects at Richard lobos Auction Born. Clinton. Final Clearout Auction Thursday Night February 26th 7 P.M. !PRE VIE W NOON l DAV OF SALE ,1t the uli1 lie .itlnn ret (,unllhell s Grown 1 Linke ore 't `1,iin tit Smith tie,ilnrlh i 111,11 r loo or out ill us erstnc k dirt to hr .ulrl hs ,uur noon Poor 11.11 I1.t nils Inc Iullr•s 2 color ti•Ir•5 isuui .rpt. nese ,fpflll,rnr es Inc furl int; lo.c,tr•r-. Irspans h,ur drsrirs 2 tom) I,rei,,Ir,itlon rt1Jr heti". r ()nye( tion ori n• rifer Incir,'/urs ' qh1 1 M welled,* Jiro o ., sterns hit kn•s sticks tittle tlliilrr•^.r rill Ilsli,irs shrilling it) eiillons sshih• ,ti f.rriwn slims Laquer 16 .lu•,•i1 drill dress set Antique hill,•Orr' ,r die*. ss rem h sets sn1 ket sets ,lir tol. ,Lir h,II11IT) 'r. .orn ins hulk n,111, !lingo., bait. .I news h,imrnnr. .,Its 55n(11wnr1. ng'tools tool hnlrhirs hilt 'trrll, r runherrs glass hr.ss rile. trrr•tilnir' .,•1 duck clrcnss tris . 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Death notice McDONALD At the Blue Water Rest Home Zunrh on Sntur {ny Fehrunry 14 1987 Ada Viola -Willis McDnnrlld formerly of Exeter beloved widow of the Inte Mnlrelm Mork) Mrponnld :19571 of MrG )runny Twp in her 91st year Dear sister of 'Merin 1 Willisk'f Hythe Alberta and Perry Willis ,f Beaver 1 ridge Alberta Predecensrd by sisters Hnttm Smith Charlotte Byrne and Marie Thomp and brothers Mitchell Willis Sherman Willis Thomas Wallis and James Willis Also survived Ind Invnd by n number of nieces and nephews Mrs McDonald was n public school teacher hay inq 'ought school 01 Khrva in Stephen Twp and Ti rnerville floor Chothnm Ontario for many years Rested of the T Harry Holfmnn rind Sons Funeral HomP Dashwood with visitation Monday -afternoon and evening Funerrll ond rommittnl s ervir"s were held nt Trivitt Memorial Angrir nn Church Main Street Exeter on Tuesday Fehrunry 17 ret 2 p m Spring interment rn Our 'Indy of Mt C_nrmal Cemetery Rev George Anderson D F C offrunted SHORTREED Jean Isobel formerly of Morris Twp and Seaforth ret Huronvtew Clinton on February 11 1987 In her 79th year Isabel Ritchie beloved wife Of the Into Walter Shortreed and dear sister of Janet Lyddrott of Clinton and Ken o'f Egmond Ale Dear -mother of Mrs Anne McKarney of Austrnlin Mrs Joon Goodman of Burlington and Carol of Toronto Also survived by four grand children Predeceased by two sisters Clifford and James The family received friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home. 87 Goderich Street West. Seaforth after 2 pm Tuesdoy until 2 pm Wednesday. when 'funeral services were held Spring interment Brussels Cemetery 43. Births MONTGOMERY — COLLARD Faye and Al are proud to announce the birth of their son, Lance Christopher born on February 8 1987 in St. Joseph's Hospital, London weighing 5 lbs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Lyle. Montgomery of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Collard of Kitchener. 7nx WHEELER Murray and Cheryl are pleased to announce the arrival of their 1st child. a daughter, Jessica Louise, weighing 7 lbs, 15 oz., on February 13, 1987 of Clinton Public Hospital. Proud grand- parents are Bob and Edna Reid of Londesboro, and Bill and !Delores Wheeler of Brussels, Great grandparents are Les and Hazel Reid of Londesboro 7nx 46. In memoriam CANN . In loving memory of a dear father, Syivanus Cann who passed away 2 years ago February 20, 1985. Through all our troubles he helped us along, If we live like him. we will never go wrong, 00 earth he wqs loved, in Heaven he rests, God bless you Dad, you were one of the best. -Always remembered by daughter Jean and hus• band George Stevenson. 07 TELFORD • In loving memory of 0 very dear son, brother, brother•in-law and uncle, Roy Alexander Telford who passed away one year' ago February 23, 1986 A special smile, a special face. Part of our family we can never replace, loved and remembered everyday 'Missed much more. than words can soy. There will always be a heartache Often silent tears When thoughts go back, as they often do, We treasure the memories we have of you. Loved and remembered always by Mom, brothels and sisters brothers and sisters•ln-law, nieces and nephews 07 TELFORD hi -loving memory of our son In law and brother in low Roy Telford who passed away February 23, 1986 They say time heals everything, But we know this 'stet so Because It hurts os much today. As it did a year ago Our hearts still oche in sadness. And secret tears still flow What It meant to lose you Roy No one will ever know Ever remembered by Harry Winn and David Bur row.. 07x TELFORD In loving memory of my Buddy Uncle Roy who passed away one year ago February 23 1986 Even though I n1 very young to fully understand. I do not need n ,penal day to bring you to my mind No longer m my life to shore But In my heart you ore alwpys there love Chris 07 FULFORD In loving memory of o dear husband Earl who passed away 5 years agc February 19 1982 A smile for nil n heart of gold One of the hest thi•- world could held Never selfish always kind Wonderful memories Earl you left behind Your empty place no one con fill I miss you and love you today and always will lovingly remembered by wife Armelda sister brother in low mere', rind nephews 7x 47. Card of thanks Students choose Duke and Duchess CLINTON - In Mrs. Jones Grade 1,2 class at Clinton Public School (CPS) they enjoyed the talent of some of their students this past week. Crystal Hully entertained them with some stepdancing. Leah Aylsworth and Michelle Shropshall sang a song and Aman- da Parker played two songs sin a keyboard for Mrs. Hagan's classroom. Valentine's Day Celebrations In the Kindergarten class at CPS they have been busy with their Valentine's Day theme. The children are also reading Valen- tine's Day books, making heart creatures, decorating Valentine's Day holders, and singing Valentine's Day songs.' The after- noon Kindergarten class welcomes Aaron Hartleib. The student's council is hosting a Valen- tine's Day Night Dance on February 12 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. The dress is formal and escorts may be from other schools. CPS is going to make this a great dance as they have been looking forward to a night dance for awhile now. Chips, pop, squares, and punch will be available for sale. Values, Influences and Peers An interview with Miss Radley about VIP. . Reporters: Who,all is involved in the V.I.P. program? Miss Radley: All the Grade.6 students throughout Huron County. Also, Mr. Stecca, Mr. Nichols, and myself are helping. Reporters: What does VIP stand for? Miss Radley: It stands for Values, In- fluences, and Peers. Reporters: Have you had any guests in? Miss Radley: The Clinton Police have been in several times and they might be planning a trip to the courthouse for the kids. Reporters: How long will this program go on to? Miss Radley: We started about the first week of December and it will continue into April or May. Reporters: What is the program for? Miss Radley: 1'he idea is to teach the students about their own values as well as the values of society. They also learn about how to cope with negative peer pressure in such areas as tobacco, alcohol, and drug' abuse. It is also to show them how to make decisions regarding their future. Reporters: When do you meet and how often? Miss Radley: We meet in Mr. Stecca's classroom every Tuesday morning, first two periods after recess. Reporters: Do you think it is a worthwhile program? Miss Radley Yes! The kids and myself real - Iv enjoy it! Reporters were: Naomi Duddy and Melanie McCone. Winter Carnival CPS is hosting a three day long winter car- nival. It takes place from February 9 to February 12. It was Miss Syrovy (CPS McN A UGHTON A srnrere thank you to my friends and relatives for the rnrds good wishes and remembrances showered upon me on my 80th birthday A very sperm, thunk you to my wonderful Inmily and to nil who braved the wind and storm on Sunday You hove given me day I shall always treasure Hazel McNaughton 07x VANDERHAAR WP would like to thank our rhildren „for n heoutiful dinner party they gave us on our 40th Wedding Anniversary Thanks to our relatives friends and neighbours who tome out to make it nn unforgettable night Thank you for the mean ingful rnrds preserfft flowers and best wishes It was all very murh oppreuated Gys and Teresa Vnnderhuor 07 SMITH Sincere thanks to neighbours relatives and friends for the yards food donohons flowers end condolences during our recent bereave ment Your kindness and thoughts will always be remembered and will help us through the weeks In rome A special thanks to the Legion members the -Indies Auxiliary and Rev Roger Gelwrrks Mobei Ruck and Koren Floyd Marg and family 07x WESTERHOUT WP would like to thank the fallowing merchants who gove us the bible as o 25th anniversary gift Kevin Jervis and staff Doug and Helen Bartliff, Isobel Brezinski and staff Clarence Denomme mid staff Doug and Mary Ellison and stuff, Doug rind Barb Norman and staff Freda Snieder and staff Mason Bailey and staff Mary Divok and staff Michael and Marguerite Falconer John rend Ruth Gower and staff Blanche Deeves (co ordinator) Tiel and Sandra Westerhout 07x MONTGOMERY I would like to thank the ambulance drivers the doctors rind rrurses of Clinton Hospital and St Joseph s Hospital London for their kindness and special rare Foye Montgomery 7x DEEVES 1 would like to thunk everyone far the response s to the write up about the community service systems In addition to receiving on anniversary plate for the 25th 40th and 50th. it is also for the 60th On behalf of the merchants. I would like to thonk you Blonche Deeves. 7nx STRAUGHd1N I wish to thank my family. friends, and n•,ighborirs for cords. and flowers. Special thanks to br lambert. Dr, Salsbury and Dr. Hoy and the kindness of the nursing staff while I was o patient at Clinton Hospitol. Mrs, Rene Stroughon 07x .47. Card of thanks kUErNZIG I wish to express my thanks to Dr Harrett. Dr Newland and the •.econd floor nurses for the care and kindness I received while a patient in Clinton Hospital Clore Kuenzig 07ar LAWSON Many thanks to my friends neighbours and relatives for the cords treats culls and flowers. Also to the hornecnre homemakers and Huron County Health Nurse since my return home for hospital 11 was very much appreciated 07 BROWN I wish to thank relatives friends and neighbours for visits rnrds flowers gents and phone calls while n patient on first,floor Clinton Hospital and fourth floor University Hospital London they were greatly nppreunted Special thanks to Father Pluto the nursing staff and doctors at bath hospitals who attended to me Helen Brown 07 French teacher) who thought of this creative idea. She then took her idea to the staff and they agreed to go ahead with it. The two main reasons of this winter car- nival is to promote ideas of French outside of the classroom and to learn about Quebec culture and to get the school involved in theme activity and to work as a team to achieve certain goals. On Monday of this week there was a presentation about Quebec's background. Tuesday, students wore as much white as they could. Also on this day, students stay- ing for lunch tried to bring as much white food in their lunch as possible. This was call- ed a White Lunch. This went towards spirit points for the classes. This also is the day which snow sculptures should be finished for judging. On Wednesday there are outdoor ac- tivities in the school yard. All studenta in the school will be divided into five "dukedoms." There will be eight teams, all points go towards "duches." There will be several activities including: ski race, toboggan race, snowball accuracy toss, tug o war, obsticle course. Hot chocolate will be served to the cold participants. Everybody will be making a small Bonhomie riot) fn wont- during activi- ty day, and to keep as they do in Quebec. We hope you learn about the annual "Carnaval de Quebec". By Melanie McCone, Naomi Duddy, and Miss Syrovy. Euchre Tournament On February 5, the Grade 8s held a euchre tournament. Every student invited a Senior Citizen for the afternoon to join them in the gymnasium. Some Grade 7s Served coffee, tea and snacks. Thanks goes out to them! There were prizes for the highest points and the lowest points. Jennifer Pollock and her Senior Citizen, Vi Howes, won the prize for highest points and the lowest points, prize went to Lynne Russell and Gordon Murray her Senior Citizen friend, Erika DeWolfe, won the Lucky Chairprize. by: Jennifer Pollock. Preparing For Poster Contest Mrs. Rogerson's Grade 1• class has been busily working on Valentine activities, songs, stories, and Valentine's Day art. They are eagerly looking forward to Valen- tine's Day. Tclass is participating in the Huron Couao nty Farm and Home Safety Association. Safety poster contest from Kindergarten to Grade 2 By Naomi Duddy and Melanie McCone Gymnastic Club Travels The Clinton Recreation Gymnastics Club is going to Etobicoke, to work with other gymnists and coaches will also be there . They will leave the Clinton high school on February 14 at 10 a -m. and will arrive home around 7:30 p-rn. They hope to experience alot while there! By Naomi Duddy and Debbie Draper In one week the average Grade 7 or 8 stu- dent sleeps 37.5 per cent of the time, attends school 27 per cent of the time, watches television 11 per cent, listen's to music 6 per cent, and talks on the phone only two per cent. Other student's activities include 16.5 per cent of their average week. Valentine's Celebrations In Miss McDowell/Mrs. Hag,an's Kindergarten class at Clinton Public School, they were prepared for Valentine's Day. They made and decorated cupcakes and had a little party. Contest Winners For the Winter Carnival Coloring Contest the winners for Miss Westlake's class were: first place, David Hiltz; second, Tommy Beisel; third, Kelly -Jo Grigg; fourth, Billy Watson. The Grade four class put a good effort in the snow sculpture. In Miss Radley's classroom they won the "snow lunch". Thanks goes to Dale Marsh who brought in 14 white items! Their castle snow..sculptutn also won for the Junior division. By Chas Colquhoun and Naomi Duddy Last week the students had a great time participating in the Winter Carnival. There were all kinds of games like tug-of-war, team ski races and lots more! There were eight teams in each duchees. The results were: first place, Montcalm with 330 points; second place was Frontenac with 315 points and in third place was Cartier with 287 points. Honorable mentions go out to Champlain with 276 and Laval with 247 points. By Chas Colquohoun At the Valentine's Night Dance on February 12 there were many people that turned out. Also there were many people from other schools and districts that came as escorts. Some of the teachers at CPS thought the dance was a big success and also did the students that attended. Students would like to thank Mrs. Bergmann, Mr. Addison, Miss Syrovy, Mr. Nichols and Mr. McKay fur tak- ing there Thursday night to chaparone. Also thanks to Dan Primaus and Chris Watt for their great music selection. In Mrs. Rogerson's Grade 1 classroom they had many good artists for the coloring contest in the Winter Carnival. First prize went to Julie Bell, second went to Jeff Groves, third, Amber Scherle, and fourth Erika Burns. In the snow sculpturing contest they also won by making a Doxil Their elass was also busy preparing for their class party last Fri- day for Valentines. For Carnival week the class had many ac- tivities and competitions like a story writing contest and the winners were: first, Erika Burns, second, .Julie Bell and third Ambre Scherle. Matt Riehl also won a prize for making the most words out of the word Valentine. They would also like to welcome Launa Renne who has been away with scarlet fever. By Chas Colquhoun Congratulations to the winners of the col- oring contest. Kindergarten: first - Andrea Craig; second - Chris Gass; first - Aaron Harrlieb; second - Summer Elliot. Mrs. Jones, Grade 1/2: first - Amanda Parker; second - Angela Carter; first - Gwendilin Young; second • Kelly Sinclair. Mrs. Thomas, Grade 2: first - Shelley Harris; se- cond - Darryl DeRuter; third - Andrea Russell; fourth - Laura Herman. Mr. Roor- da, Grade 3: first - Laura Chambers; second - Darlene Bailey; third - Rudy De Groot; fourth - Heather Lisa Rutledge. Skating Ori February 12 the Clinton Public School went skating at the arena. It was great fun for all who went' Thanks to the parents who attended and who also helped out! By Naomi Duddy Wesley -Willis meeting held CLINTON - The business meeting of the United Church Women of Wesley -Willis, was • held on February 4. President Peggy Men- zies reported that five members had attend- ed the Huron -Perth Presbyterial in Mitchell on January 26 - when Shirley Smith, Presbyterial president spce to 236 members, on the theme "Called to Respond". London Conference will he held April 6 and 7 in Metropolitan United church, Lon- don. The Moderator will he present at this Annual Meeting. in Exeter. February 21 there will be a Youth Experience weekend, for students of high school age. The resource person will be James Tylor and the contact is Mrs. Robinson at phone -235-0860. Camp Menesetung needs staff applica- tions for this summer, if interested. contact Pat Jewitt by April 15. The first National Conference for women. will he held on July 18-21, at the University of Waterloo.F.ach Presbyterial can send six delegates. Lois Wilson will he conducting the discussions on many interesting topics such as, finance, worship, changing times, peace. Ann Aquire will he the banquet speaker on July 20. Decision and Discipleship is the theme for the Westminister weekend on June 5-6-7 when Dr. Agnes Groom will he The keynote speaker. Alma College One Day School for Women will be held as usual in August. Each society is asked to have their pro- gram in September or October to centre around the film "War Toys" which discourages the sales of these type of toys for children. Several thank -you notes were acknowledged, also a letter from Barb Hicks, Coordinator of Central Huron Com- munity Living, asking for volunteers to work for two hours a week at the home on .Joseph St. The renovations to the kitchen were reported progressing well, and the church mail -boxes are ready for -use. Kay Whitmore announced that the 100th Anniversary of the World Day of Prayer' will be Friday March 6 at St. .Joseph church, with Carol Wallis, speaker, and special music by the Harmony Kings quartet of Seaforth. Donna Wood and committee will be mak- ing their Valentine Visitation on Tuesday February 10 at 1 p.m.. Flowers, cards; and gifts were looked after by Creta Holland and everyone was asked to remember the "Creative Cooking" event April 6 in the town hall. The next UCW meeting will be held on March 4.