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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-10-28, Page 16Wicker Wonderland a division of "Christmas t l,.,rVUTitr 99 Na Page 16—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1987 Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON 482-7898 SAT., OCT. 31 AT 10 A.M.: 1977 Dodge Aspen car, nearly new Snapper riding mower, 8 HP snowblower, Appliances, Furniture, etc. for Raymond Whitemore and Mable Harvey at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton. SAT. NOV. 7 AT 10 A.M. 1982 Ford Futura car, 49,000 Kms, antiques, furniture and appliances for the Estate of Major Youngblutt and Estate of Doreen Chappel at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton. AUCTION SALE FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 30 6:30 R.M. SHARP at South Huron Recreation Centre, Goderich The entire household of Mrs. Bertha Picker- ing of Grand Bend. PARTIAL LISTING: Combination china cabinet and sideboard; oak library desk; lovely 9 pc. walnut dining room suite; solid ash commode; dresser with serpent front; rope bed and quilt; pressback chairs; Thompson double key organ; full line of good appliances; 3 pc. bedroom suite; sofa bed: small appliances; fine china; pots and pans; and much more. BOB HEYWOOD, Auctioneer 235-0874 NOTE: Saturday, October 31 at 11:30 a.m. on location at Crediton we will be disburs- ing by auction from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jesney, furniture; appliances; Bolens English lawn mower; rototiller; moped; misc. items. 41. To give away TWO YEAR OLD female English sheep dog to give away to a good home. Please call 482-3792 after 6 p.m. 43 42. Death notice KRUSE Mrs. Jean E. at her residence in Egmondville, on October 20, 1987, in her 68th year. Jean Dungey, beloved wife of the late George Kruse (Mdly 1987) and dear mother of Charles Richard of Stratford. George Wayne of Hayfield, Sidney Gene of Wingham, Laurie Dean at home, Heather Ann (Mrs.Brion McMichael) of Stratford. John Paul of Seaforth, Roy Darren of Calgary and Timothy William of Seaforth. Also survived by 12 grandchildren. Predeceased by 2 brothers Roy and Sidney and 1 sister Aldeen. The family received friends at The Whitney•Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth, after 2 p m. today, until 2 p.m. Thursday, when funeral services were held. Interment Maitland Bank Cemetery, Seaforth. HARRIS At Alexandre Marine and Generol Hospital Goderich on Wednesday, October 21. 1987, Ruth (Mclennan) Harris of Goderich. Beloved wife of Howard Harris. dear mother of Jim of Goderich, sister•in•law of Mrs Stella Carswell of Listowel also survived by several nieces and nephews. The family received friends at the McCallum & Polis Funeral Home, Cambria Rd at East St. Goderich, 2,4 and 7.9 p.m. Thursday. Funeral service was held at the funeral home, 2 o'clock Friday afternoon Interment Maitland Cemetery HOW ATT George Everett John, of James Street, Seaforth. on October 25, 1987. at St Joseph's Hospital, London. in his 82nd year George Howatt, belov• ed wife of Roberto Sanderson and dear father of Irene (Mrs. Arnold Storey) of Milverton, Lloyd of Clinton, Carmen of Clinton and Murray of Blyth. Predeceased by two sons Robert and Ross, and two sisters, Agnes Sanderson. Sarah Storey and survived by one brother Edgar of Westfield and six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The family received friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street West. Seaforth after 2 30 p m. today until 2 p.m Wednesday when funeral services were held. In• terment Blyth Cemetery. Blyth. KEMP As o result of an automobile accident near Meaford on Wednesday, October 21 1987, Glen Harvey Kemp of RR 2, Goderich in his 26th year. Loving son of Gordon and Bernice (Livingston) Kemp of RR 2, Goderich. Dear brother of Gordon and his wife Brenda of Ashfield Twp and Gail at home Lovingly remembered by his grandmother Mrs Martha Livingston of Brampton and family friend of Miss Dorothy Beamish of Brampton Nephew of Harvey and Pat Livingston of Ashfield Twp , Harold and Elsa Livingston of Orangeville. Cliff and Joon Livingston of Lucknow. Bill and Morion Livingston of Ottawa. Also survived by many cousins. The family received friends at the McCallum & Pella Funeral Home, Cambria Rood at East Street. Goderich. on Friday from 5 p.m. . 9 p.m. Funeral service was held at the funeral home on Saturday of 2 o'clock. Interment Maitland Cemetery TALBOT At the Woodstock General Hospital on S day. October 25, 1987, Norman Russell Talbot of "R 5 Woodstock and formerly of Boyfield and Lon n, in his 76th year. Beloved husband of the for er Jones A. Schell. Dear father of Nancy (o d Laurence) Jones, RR 5, Woodstock, William (and Fran) Talbot, Bayfield, Douglas (and So dra) Talbot, London, Hug -(and Judy) Talbo , London, David (and Dian Talbot, Waterloo', Leslie Talbot, London. Father -in -low of Bonnie Talbot, St. Thomas and brother of Kenneth (and Phyllis) Talbot of Woodstock, Loving grandfather of 20 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Friends were received 7.9 p.m. Monday 2.4:30 and 79 p.m. Tuesday at the M.D. (Mac) Smith Funeral Home. 69 Wellington Street North, Woodstock; where the funeral service was held 2 p.m. Wednesday, October 28 with Pastor Jim DeMarsh of Hope Baptist Church, London of- ficiating. Interment Sweaburg Union Cemetery. 42. Death notice MATHESON At Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, October 22, 1987, Hozel Elizabeth (Pepper) Matheson of Clinton; in her 76th year. Beloved wife of Austin Matheson and dear mother of Foye and Curtiss MacDonald of Kitchener and Glenda and Joe Goborieau of Winnipeg. Loving grandmother of Janette MacDonald and Showna and Jacquie Goborieou. Dear sister of Walter and May Pep- per of Clinton. ,Also remembered by her dear friend and cousin Pearl McKnight of Hensall. Friends were received at the Ball & Falconer Funeral Home, 153 High`Street, Clinton on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service was held at the funeral home on Saturday, October 24 at 2 o'clock. Interment Clinton Cemetery. 43. Births FEENEY John and Ruth are pleased to announce the ar• rival of Amber Lee on October 21, 1987 weighing 7 lbs, of Clinton Public Hospital, A sister for Kel- ly. Third grandchild for Mery and Evelyn Purnin and fourth grandchild for Reg and Nadine Chap- pel, We wish to thank Dr. Steed and the nurses in the maternity ward.-43nx MATHONIA Ray and Karen Mathonia would like to announce the safe arrival of their first son, Derek Gerhard. He was born at Clinton Public Hospital on Oc- tober 18, 1987 and weighed 8 lbs 6 oz. Proud first time Grandparents are George and Marie Mothonia and Richard and Mary Erb. Great Grandparents are Leonard and Greta Erb, Hen• sall, and Russell and Elizabeth Grainger, Zurich and two Great Grandmothers in Germany.-43nx STEPHENSON David and Annettee are pleased to announce the birth of their son Tate David. Born at Clinton Public Hospital on October 21, 1987, weighing 8 lbs 2 ozs. New brother for Kyle.--43nx 44. Engagements HULLY — MUNNINGS Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Munnings of Clinton are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Ruth Anna Jane to Wayne Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hulley of Londesborough. The marriage will take place November 7, 1987 at the Londesborough United Church. Reception in Holmesville. -42,43 • 46. In memoriam KYLE In loving memory of a loving son. Tom Kyle, Oc- tober 29, 1980. There's a bridge of golden memories, From here to heaven above., It keeps you very close to us, It's called the bridge of love, Everyday no matter where, Deep in our hearts, you are always there, Forget you we never will, You left a place no one can fill. Our love for you will always keep, It cannot fade it lies too deep. Love Mom and Dad. - 43 KYLE Tom, In loving memory of a dear brother, Tenderly we treasure the past. With memories that will always last. Love sis, Pat, Barb, Ron, Dove, Bob. Fred. 43x 47. Card of thanks TO ALL OUR SPECIAL FRIENDS and relatives who took port in the wonderful wedding shower. given by Dianne and Marion, on October 18. I thank you all for your kindness and for your thoughtful ways in which you have shared our wedding celebration. Love Suzanne and John. 43 MATHONIA We would like to thank Dr. Harrett, Dr Steed, Dr. Salsbury and the second floor nurses at Clin ton Public Hospital for their excellent core while in the hospital. Koren and Derek 43 EAST We would like to thank everyone who helped make our 40th Anniversary special. for the many cords. flowers, gifts, calls and especially your time to visit with us, Special thanks to our family for the planning of it and the family dinner they hod for us. Gladys and Murray 43x TO ouROw NAMi 1488=7036 lWalclY th,,t paper fer more ink ....-_...._.. St. Joseph's CWL bazaar results CLINTON — The winners of the hospital draw were: $300 recliner, donated by B & M Furniture: won by, Paul Vere. $200 Grocery voucher, donated by Kuenzig's Food Market: won by Marion Smith. Sterling silver necklace, donated by Anstett's Jewelers: won by Wendy Wild. $25 meat voucher, donated by Clinton Meat Market: won by Alice Brochu, all of Clinton. Winners in the penny -sale were: Globe donated by Clinton Commercial Printers, won by Michael Ball. Belt set, donated by Cambell's, won by Earl Heipel. $25 gift certificate, donated by Blue Fountain Restaurant, won by Martha Parker. $15 gift certificate, donated by The Dutch Store, won by Barbara Elliot. Half a sheet cake, donated by Bartliff's Bakery, won by Marg Lyddiatt. Travel bag, donated by Aiken's, won by Ann Lansink, Seaforth. Booster cables, donated by CAA Travel, won by Trudy Hill. $5 Gift certificate, donated by Radiant Life Centre, won by Isabelle Craig. Shampoo and hair treat- ment, donated by Reflections by Design, won by Earl Heipel. Three 11 qt. baskets of apples donated by Don Middleton, won by Lorraine Scott, Mary van den Elzen, Patricia Postma. Pen, donated by Huron Business Machines, won by Peggy Menzies. Goldfish starting kit, donated by Jonesy's Pet World, won by Carl van der Wouden. Box of chocolates, donated by C & E Variety, won by Evelyn Christensen. Tonka riding car, donated by Shirai's, won by Andy Peterson. Chopping board, donated by Galbraith's, won by Thelma Atkinson. Wool shirt, donated by Lee's Shopping Center, won by Jessie Young. Smoke alarm, donated by Lavis Insurance, won by Thelma Ellerby. Serviettes in basket, donated by Sandy's Card Shoppe, won by Mary Murphy. Brunch for two at Benmiller Inn, donated by Robert Q Travel, won by Ina Mae Durst. Coffee mugs, donated by Roy Insurance, won by Vera Priestap. Large bag of flour, donated by Value Mart, won by Marie Brand. Travel bag, donated by Ellison's Travel, won by Andy Peterson. 4x4L an- tifreeze, donated by Harold's Shell 4 draws, won by, John van den Elzen, Corrie Brand, Thelma Ellerby, Patricia Postma. $15 Gas voucher, donated by Paul Goldsworthy, won by June Boussey. Oil filter and Lube any car or light truck, donated by Haugh Tire, won by Toni Brand. 25 Loonie dollars, donated by Clinton Credit Untion, won by Bea Cooke. 3 L dishwashing soap, donated by Hummel's feed -mill, won by Emma van der Wouden. One gallon white paint, donated by Ball MacAulay Ltd, won by Ethel Smith. Silver plated salt and pepper set, donated by Clin- ton Pharmacy, won by Gerda Brand. Pen and pencil set, donated by Triangle Dis- count, won by John van den Elzen. $15 voucher, donated by No Kidding, won by Ray Cantelon. Eye level brake light, donated by Verbeek's Farm & Garden Center, won by Lisa Hoelscher of Blyth. Bar set, donated by Groves TV, won' y Michael Josling. Memo clip and pen set, 'donated by Radio Shack, won by Mary Divok. 2x 4L anti -freeze, donated by Edward's Fuels, won by Cliff Parker. Med. size shirt, donated by Her- man's Men's Wear, won by Doreen Nogalo. 26.5 teachers meet for day "Adaptation and Transition" was the dual theme when Huron County's 265 secondary school teachers met at Central Huron Secon- dary School in Clinton for their professional development day Friday. The teachers had 16 workshops to choose from covering a wide' range of topics. Among them were: "Improving student evaluation practices", "Classroom organization", "Helping students to help themselves", "Human characteristics that facilitate change", "New English cur- riculum leading to OAC", "Adolescent ex- perience", "Alternative schools", "The new family study guideline", "Alcoholism and drug abuse", "First aid", "Retiring with confidence" and "Cooperative education and adult education". Among the presenters were Linda McKen- zie from the Huron Board of Education, Seaforth Police Chief Hal Claus, Lynn Gar- rison and Janet Gattinger from the Huron County Health Unit, Lori Thompson from the Huron -Perth Centres for Children and Youth as well as personnel from the provin- cial ministry and schools in Etobicoke, Scarborough and Waterloo County. Pre- s Sale ALL WICKER & RATTAN ON SALE in the upper level at WICKER WONDER- LAND from OCT. 28TH TILL NOV. 15TH. Bev & Marilyn would like to remind you there are ONLY 49 SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS. a ft I3LYTH 120 QUEEN STN. 523-4820 v w��o w��w �.t: . "Ch-�n �-aa -ob ��a. VC�b Y-�-a�+ �-�► v� �� Dianne Freeman (left), of the Clinton Public Hospital Fund Raising Committee, ac- cepted a cheque from Tina Bos of the St. Joseph's Church CWL for $1,135.72. This money was raised at the church bazaar on October 17. ( Anne Chisholm photo ) $10 voucher, donated by Clinton Dry- cleaners, won by Mary Gibson. Potted mum, donated by Cooke's Florist, won by Toni Brand. Colognes, donated by J & J Pharmacy, won by John van den Elzen, $5 bill, donated by L.H. Theedom for Gaiser Kneale, won by Brent Story, of Seaforth. Framed picture, donated by Beattie Fur- niture, won by Angela Bos. 10 Loonie dollars, donated by Bank of Montreal, won by Erma Bourne. Remote control Corvette toy, donated by Duddy Real Estate, won by Erma Bourne. Cake decorating set, donated by Pro Hardware, won by Paul Vere. Pro- pane torch kit, donated by Langford Lumber, won by Irene Grigg. Toy Kubota Tractor, donated by Lobb's, won by Irene Grigg. Smoke alarm, donated by Harold Wise Ltd., won by Rev. Father Pluta. Case of pop, donated by Petro Can Target Store, won by Dolores Lee. 2 Target mugs, donated by Target Store, won by Barbara McKenzie. Men's leather mitts, donated by McKerlie Millen, won by Christie Medd. Dinner for two, donated by Peppo's Restaurant, won by Eileen Potter. 4 Coffee mugs donated by Clinton Body Shop, 2 draws, won by Oscar Priestap, Oscar Priestap. 50 Loonie dollars, donated by Fleming's Feed Mill, won by Ruth Ducharme. $15 Gift certificate donated by Clinton Fruit Market, won by Kathleen Sturgeon. 10 Silver dollars, donated by Royal Bank Clinton, won by Anita van der Wouden. Box of Groceries, donated by Ray & Shirl's won by Gladys Hoggart. 1 Yr. membership, donated by Star time 'Video, won by Michael Kuntz. Planter, donated TE- M - arms, 2 draws, won by Marg Vere a rs. Fred Pepper. Gift certificate, don.' edby Pepi's Pizza, won by Henrietta Boon.' indshield washer donated by Sunoco Huron Gas & Variety, 4 draws, won by, Janice Brand, Angela van den Elzen, Oscar Priestap, and Allana Horvath. Record cleaner, donated by Pete's T.V., won by David McLean. 2 free breakfasts, donated by Blackbeard's Restaurant, 2 draws won by Father Pluta and Joyce Essery. $20 Gift certificate, donated by Mary's sewing Center, won by Audrey Florian. 1 13" dressed pizza, donated by New Orleans Pizza, won by Toni Brand. Decorative Whisk, donated by Donalda Flynn, won by, Rene Leveille. 1 gallon white paint, donated by Color Your World, won by Mrs. Harold East. Serviettes in Basket, donated by Miep van Altena, won by Mary Divok. 9 Pc. Economy box of Dixie Lee chicken, donated by Doug Rhude, won by Jeff Medd. Door prize was won by Eileen Kuenzig. Where would you want to live when you can no longer live in your own home? The Seniors Care Facility Committee would hope to obtain from these services is like to know what the seniors of Huron Coun- invaluable. ty believe their future should hold. In March 1985 the Ministry announced plans to spend $75 million to improve and upgrade the hous- ing situation for the aged in Ontario. This pro- gram was very well received. Huronview began to assess its situation. An architectural team was hired to provide a functional pro- gram which included a needs study. Upon careful review of this report, the Ministry of Community and Social Services gave direc- tion for the establishment of a Seniors Care Facility Committee with the following mandate: 1. To identify within' Huron County the specific care needs of the Seniors' communi- ty through meetings, forums and sub- missions. 2. To prepare a report detailing the above fin- dings with recommendations for the necessary facility / facilities including size, location(s) and range of desired care. In order to fulfil this mandate we need to hear from the seniors in Huron County. We would like to know what you believe is needed for the Seniors of today and tomorrow. Over the next few weeks, you Seniors' group will be receiving an invitation along with a question- naire. We would like you to select three or four members of your group to represent your organization's point of view with our commit- tee. These four members will be our guests at Huronview for a meeting and luncheon. At this time they will be given fifteen minutes to present their viewpoint on the issues of Seniors° facility needs, including Alzheimers' units, submit their questionnaire returns to the Committee and then participate in an in- formal discussion with the Committee and ether Seniors' groups from the county. These meetings will be taking place at Huron - view on November 25 and 26. Each group will be sent an agenda, questlonnaires and invita- tions. They are welcome to attend the entire discussion or if they choose, only that seg- ment which directly involves their Seniors' group. A date will be announced shortly when residents° councils of the various Nursing Homes will be presenting their questionnaires at a similar meeting and luncheon. The County Care Agencies (Huron Day Cen- tre, Wingham Day Centre Integrated Homemaking for example) are also being sent questionnaires and invitations to a forum Brian McBurney and luncheon held at Huronview on Warden, Huron County November 24. The input and information we Please watch your local newspaper for more information regarding these very important events. If you are a senior and do not belong to any organization but wish to complete a question- naire, one can be sent to you if you contact any of the following Committee members. Lossy Fuller Co -Chairman Seniors Care Facility Exeter Committee 235-0684 Ed Oddleifson, P. Eng. Co -Chairman Seniors Care Facility Bayfield Committee 565-2526 Patricia Archibald Executive Secretary Seniors Care Facility Goderich Committee 524-8408 Linda Girard Ministry of Community London & Social Services 438-5111 Leona Armstrong Grey Twp. Reeve 887-6753 Norman Hayes Corporate Executive Officer Wingham & District Wingham Hospital 357-3210 James Coulter Goderich 524-7877 Bill Hanly Clerk Treasurer, Administrator Court House Frank Bissett Loretta Seigner Ian McAllister Board of Directors Bluewater Rest Home Doreen Wilson, H.C.A. Bev Brown Corinne Van Miltenburg, R.N. Wayne Lester Administrator, Huronview Goderich 524-8394 Clinton 'i2-3451 Exeter 235-2786 Zurich 236-4034 Clinton 526-7218 Brussels 117-9621 Clinton 482-5856 Clinton 482-3451 Goderich 524-8394 1