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n an,.a
patient at Huronview;, CJ»,to
•,ands ;fgrcnerly `: of Ashfield
Tr yrnship,•, passed.. awa.y_;.:at
:. Huro,nv►ew qn ws:aturday,
•January 10 in: her 82nd year;.
• She ..leaves.: to mourn .t4gyo
."song, VVilbert'ctf..Ashfield"arid
Flerb,ert°, • o„f '� .itchener,•
,broti►ers-,.Gordon,.and Howard
• .Barger of L:C ckno.w send ;Jack
of Toronto* .:one, sister Nits.
Pearl Bradl0y; Toronto, and
two •grandchildren,.
Her • body:::::.restect at the
MacKenzie. Funeral Chat711n,
.. Lucknow,: Several' from this
• area' attended the wake and
the funeral." s
Burial services were held
at the MacKenzie Funeral
:Chapel, Lucknow• on Mpnday
afternoon, January 12 at • 2
p.m. •Officiating, •clergyman
' was Revery . :. �•
rmstrong.
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f. sAi�i��
By Wilma Oke
- , � r The HuronkPerth: County
Mrs.., 1\!larle Miltenbur was Ro an . C t.olic se agate
admitted to•tlieWindhamand..• "m ah P
Dist'rtct Gene rat i os i chotil"baard.approvedsalary
o r, r li P: I,1„ ea `s fox' its' ad:
..10=":�•.°Dori:. J � .�. qr ,�s-�,.�.r.,,.- ��.�,..�..._
. �a • ��ar .. �'i
. .• . frh
r. r rninistrative.offrce -staff at a•
pneumon.l---,pm,; pleurisy and..
lar";,,,—, ?: ' =e • .wish her a •meeting. in Dublin Monday
Speedy ieoovery: night: All the. increases are
"' ' the" makinium permitted
13octors . Mel Corrin, 'and
according to the antiinflation
Jack McKtm� moved' .fxoria ! gu.icleline , and, all: ,'tiff ective
heir IJUtrani Street location . `,Ja de,lin 1;:19 wick,'
:°-:ino L.uckitow .tQ tile newly The I975:.salary for.,.Jack
eon'st>^uoted �. L;u ;
Community . Me tical Centre
' on klavelock• Street ; ]North,;
I:�ucknow on' Saturday,
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Temporary, entombment!
was in the South Kinloss
Mausoleum, with the final
resting. place Greenhill Bill Van'Scliip., • Harvey TV Cable is seeking to in -
Cemetery: .Pallbearers were Sproule, •Barry Kilpatrick,crea's,e its monthly fee from $5
John :Austin, Theo Allan Petrie and Joe Sproule to$6:50,but was informed last
VanDiepan, Bud "'Parrish, left on December 20 for a ' Thursday; January 8, he. was
Henry Drennan, 'Gordon .month's .vacation •. in pot requrred'atthe hearing.
Barger, Jr. and John Kuik. • ., Brownsville,' Texas and ''He Was told the hearing will'
„• Acapulco; Mexico:' be •closed because ,:the
••• regulatpry body feels enough
SOCIAL NEWS; Miss Marianne Miltenburg, .Information is' contained 'in•
Mr., and Mrs: Max Riegling daughter of. Mr. and ' Mrs" his•'brief and in Bluewater's
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and family rnoved.;to. their John Mil.tenburg, is a patients application, to snake a
newly . possessed :,farm on, '•.in• the Wingham and District' decision_ . '1
Highway 86; 1'3/ •miles Eastof •
:.Hospital She was admitted The protest: -letters, .which
A rriberley: ' on, Tuesday, - on Friday,. January 9 with a .total over 100, support Mr':'
• •January. 6;' This; farm was badly swollen foot. Coombs bid to block the
recently owned by Lammert Allan Drennan, syn of mr.. increase: They are permitted
Van d .r Veen.. m -
••:.and'• Mrs. •Henry Drennan of to ;be sent to the commission
Cable .TV.
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brat le on
•cons�trueted on a.co-operative• Art Coombs Chairman of
cost, 'sharing basis by the 'the • Consumer's. Alert
Village . of Luckndw and the �eiirxiitteet has been assured
townships of Ashfield; West: by . the Canadian Radio-•
Wawanosh and Kinloss. No Television Commission that
doubt everyone will . be letters opposing `a monthly
making a trip to the doctor- rate increase.asked for by
,this coming week to_. get •`Blu;ew•ater -TV , Cable • in
acquainted with -.these new. Holmesville shall
facilities. '
Increases
r
La-nc. .Superintendent of
,
13u5uiess andl~ Inanco.-will be
increased by,"? 'i . $24,230 Mala citizens want to know
Or.. . y
and fon Ed 'iZowlaxi�le Gu- :how' .their go,e,rtarnent1.
_ rtrdirauko> —=r rµarrd' w.h'at services are
mtai:ntenance, C�1+4hl.,0, 5 to: rete•tve t7.t* ` `"to11e-csrea
°.".te fwrpg titles: will :help '
The. • board uff'ee; 'weekly' iii under$tandin'g thef unc-'
rates..were set ~as' follows-:.. tions of.loca.l.:govcrnmegts.• : _ •
payroll clerk, $647;55; .ac Te'• most "' `up•to-date
.• g c'lerk, ;11.„5,..55..f': authoritative book on:
• sgCretar,Y tc •dr.uoetor. of mitriicip.al'aitairs.ls,DenaldC,.
education„ $152.30; 'secretaryRowa "Your local govern -
to academic super'intefrdent, n-ierit, a ;sketc:h:. off. 'the;
$l43.t5 secretary-: to:municipal•s, stern.mCa'nada'�.
superintendent .of :•,btAsrness 1975 eci 'Thie'a-uth'or outlines
and finance, '.$153.;45 ,and :the'ativantig'es of our' present,
secretary td consultants,- sylteni :'ancl ° how local
$125:80. governments da
go
their
.• 'Effective Septi:rnber. 1,f authorit from,the provincial
1975, hourly wages'of school`..'.governn�enti;". A detailed
office - clerk typists'• were
index helps the perspn with a
advanced by 33 cents to $3.63. .• spe-cifrc question .
,Leave of:absence from Another hgok•by the.
same'
January to June, '1376-, was 'author "The. Canadian'
granted to Helena Partridge; ` munieipalssystem" ,is. a
` be '..ac- a grade 1-2 teacher at '-St. collection of essays con-
- . k t-rc s^ lravt--^K ltor art o oe-a 110,4(arnrrre s: r° _
and Edith. McCarroll - was. •-Tan • MalcFee Rogers
' named her replacement for "Municipal oounci'llrors'
• the duratjon'of her -leave. . h:andbOok" outlines• the
, >The '•'fdllowing s't•andin$: functions of �lbcal govern
committees. for 1976 .are as • rnEe ts. • ,Tad -K . Masson
, follows- with the first named "Emerging party ..politics"
cliairm,'an: building and and Thomas J: Plunkett
`property':Jahn O''D.rowsky;. °`Urban Canada and ''its
Donald Crowley, Arthur Haid government'° deal with local`'
and F.J: • V.ere; personnel-. politic as it.. relates to urban
William ..Kinahan, Michael ' centres.. All. el these books
• Connolly, .Ted Geoffrey and maybe found in 352,
David Teahen; trail-.:. The Goderich branch has a
' sportation-Vincent Young, <copy,of the 1-975 list of Huron,
Ted Geoffrey., Joseph:. Looby •County : Council and'.'emit,''
°sand Howard Shantz; finance ployees with,..their, addresses
and insurance -Greg Fleming, .and . phgne numbers,• Thee:
Ar•thu'r Haid, 'Francis MunicipalDirectory' 1975 at
Hiclsnell_andRonald•lVIarcy ; fibra y headquarters ,giives
• • 'The 1976 ad hoc"coinmittees up-to-date 'information on
ea a1Tot snow is a' • Mr. Coonibs'had planned to
• delight to many in this area : present over .100 letters at .a
who enjoy snowmoliiling as January .13 CRTC hearing. in
a'an outdoor wintersport . Toronto,• at which B.tuewater
Students at • St. Joseph's Ashfield Township is at because 'Mr. Coombs has
School, Kingsbridge were tending 'a• 10` week Carp.enter referred to them in his formal
1 Apprentice- course in;•;Owen brief •opposing _the' rate` -in,.
••-sen-t--home-- on�- 'Friday
January 9 at 1.1: - 30• a.m. due to' Sound; Ontario: His classes . crease..
the stormy: ;weather 'con .: began on Monday, ,January 5.
diti�iris. The euchre. party Kindergarten to Grade 4 •.
_plane.tial-for-the_St.:Augustine -stud.tints-.70f ••-St`-Joseph'S
Parish Hall as -,well as many Kingsbridge were—bused to'
other social events planned ..the •ianastra Recreation`"
for that evening were also : 'Centre on Monday;N,January
• cancelled. • .12. for svtimming
UCW ACTIVITY
December United Church
' meeting was held in the.
church, beginning with a pot-
luck dinner at 12:30 p.m.
After dinner an exchange of.
Christmas gifts took: place, : -
Mrs. Stuart Taylor."•then
showed. her pansy . quilt and
told the ladies how each part
had,:been quilted separately
on 'the table�;;`l ie center :w"as
quilted in little:Square. blocks'
and the outer parts in sort of a
scroll with the _pointed edge
around the whole quilt,
; Mrs. Shirley: Keller from
the Signal -Star' in Goderich•
Y? was the special guest and was
introduced' by •' Mrs. .,.C.
Johnston. She talked, about,
her feeling. at- Christmas and
some of her work at: Berea --
`by -the -Water Lutheran
fir• Church in Goderich. Mrs. C.,
Johnston. thanked Mrs. Keller
mit and presented• her gift
4 '
Mrs: • R." Brindley gave-- a
couple of short readings.'Mrs.
D,. Young welcomed everyone
and led the business.period. •
were then Minutes read follo ed witf the last h'
} roll call•, being answered by
twelve members, :one visitor
and one.child. ,Treasurer's
^1'
report was iven•by Mrs. E.
Pg�
•F.eagan:
s. ®•Christmas'gifts for shut-ins
were discussed. •
At the. November»meeting, •
.. the'slate' of officers for. 1976-77
was as follows:
• Past president; Mrs.D.
° y Yocing preaident, Mrs. C °
Johnston; `� first vice
c fe ••. president, Mrs. ' A. •Kerr;
second, :vice president . Mr's"
W Rutledge secretary, Mrs.,;
A'• Kerr; treasuret,4Mrs. E.
Feagan; pianist, Mrs. -E:
Rep; ' to 'Committees,
. Official Board, Mrs.. W.
. Rutledge;. Manse Committee,
. My E. Pollock and Mrs,
' Harry Girvin; Committee of
Stewards, Mrs. E. Feagan.
• ''Nominating committee;
Mrs 'E:. T'eagan,• Mrs R. ,-
Pentland, and .Mrs. H. Gir
vin': •. telephone ' committee,
Mts. •• A. Kerr.,: Mrs. J.
Clements, Mrs, ,, L.
Chris'til:aw: buying' coin-
rnittee,' Mrs. E. T?,eagan,. Mrs;
R. 'Pentland, „and 'Mrs: IX
Young: Food committee Mrs.
1), McDtermid Mrs. A. Kerr,:
Mrs. L;. Christilaw and Mrs,
• L. J ohnstori, " -
Literature and. Corn •
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Mr, 'Coombs .urges all.
subscribersto send in more
'letters of ca nt, ' d
donations`uritil:th. ay of -the
hearing,. January : 13,
because . this action • is not
over until the final decision. is -
made;" he.sald.
ar..e: board policy and.hy-laves
Ronald .: Marcy,Ho�•v_ard'
• Shantz -arid • Grey: Fleming; ■ ,time lu
trustee=tiler
gy .li-aison- , ..
•• Francis FHicknell, Michael •
Connelly and'F.J. Vere:
• .Bo•ard •• appointed.
an : re pxes.entatives,.`%or 1.974 -are—.-•
at
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Dan • Deylin' and Fred p�
•Bergsma'., to : the Stratford' I e s t: %;
Puhlic. Library board,.David
•
Tealien, William Kinahanand ., • _
John O.'D,rowsk.y, to Fani•ily . The Bluewater.Kennel Club
:-Life advisory ,conxmitte.e and held its meeting in the•Queen r'
Joseph Looby .to the' Huron • Elizabeth • Sdhbol-' on • Thur -
'Perth TuSerculosis and. .'slay, January 8_
' Respiratory • D-isea:ses Plans were made to have
•. Association •• representatives • •'from:°• :the
.The board "approved the •• ,Canadian Kennel Club attend
°Huron -Perth unit of --Ontario , the February Meeting;' and.
English "Catholic • 'lea.chers'advise this new."club on the,
Association sponsoring •a' nese-ssary;steps; to.hnld__point
.•system wide:pu151 c speaking' shows and.licensedobedience
contest .which will be, open:'to.:' ..trialS. It is hoped that the club
all students from. Grades 4 can hold • its first show in, the.
• through- 8:in all the •separate 'fairly :hear.•future and San-
-elementary schools in H.uron tion :Matches' are. planned''
and Perth , Counties:: The; :.within theyear. -
• competition will %e •at two - TherBluewater•K'ennel•Club
levels --intermediate • for also plans to hold Obedience
'gr'ades 7 and 8 and junior for training. classes :.for •. the
. grades 4,5 and 6.- ' : • general puhi'ic.•.:Tiie firsts idh
• TiTe school winners for'each.class is planned for April or •
division, will complete`' at a May of this year. ••-' •
zine level where as first and-: The Executive of this newly
second place.:winner in each ..formed Club are: •President,::'•.
-division' will be .decided 'and Rena Thorhe.ycroft, Kin
the zpne` winners• will• corn- cardiae; .• _v:ice-president,..
pl:ete in a. system 'coni;petition : Carole Robinson, ,Goderich; '
early in March.. , -• secretary, _ Fran • Errierso>0,
Awards willbe.presentedto • Ripley; and treasurer, Joe '7.
the.- winning schools .and Lobb, Brucefield. Direct
vors
NOTES
1DMTHE NILE:
Mrs. Jack. Cleinepts ;52.9=7,646
munication;. Mrs. ',A. Kerr;
Citizenship and Social Action,
Mrs. E. Pollock ,and: Mrs. J.
Clements; Chri'stian and
Missionary Education, Mrs.
E. Sherwood and Mrs. D.
McNeil; Community
Friendship and Visiting, Mr
W. Rutledge and Mrs. • R.
Brindley; Supply and
Welfare; Mrs. E:. Feagan;
Stewardship and Vocation,
Mrs. H Girvin.
Program:, Rev. • H. Dobson,
Mrs: C. •Johnstdfi, 'Mrs: J.
'Clements. and• Mrs. R.
Brindley;. advertising, Mrs.
C. Johnston, Mrs. E. Feagan
and Mrs. A. Kerr:
SOCIAL NEWS
A quiet • wedding was
solemnized at Colborne
United . Church parlor • in
London on D°eceiliiber 20 when
Diane ;Ruth Dickson and
_Garry Joseph Ladouceur
*Dungannon; •1'v r.. and- Mrs.
Garry ouceur of
' 'pringfield; ' Miss Wendy'
Dickson and her friend •Miss
Linda Neiles from London.
•Mr.° and •Mrs. • Chas.
Johnston, Larry and Gary,'
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold.'•
Stothers; Debbie andKaren
spent two weeks over ,the
holidays: inFlorida:. '
Congratulations�to Mr. and. •
1!!lrs, Bryan Stothers on their
arrival of the new. year ,baby.
girl - •
A surprise party was ,held
for Mr., and . Mrs. Chas.
Sohnston on Saturday
evening at the Sunset Golf
Club in honour of their 25th
Wedding
anniversary. 'There
were about 40 guests With
John
John Buchanan as master of
ceremonies. • The couple
received several' :gifts . and
everyone. 'enjoyed the
evening. '
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fites
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were united in naarriage.'The •. '
r s a tug tero r.. ,
'and•Mrs. Allan Dickson of RR ° GIVE BLOOD 3 Auburrrand thegroom is the'
only son of Mr. and . Mrs. ���
Fernand Ladouceur of'44 •
Hesson St., Stratford: The
couple are residing at RR 4 ����
Springfield. Guests attending
the wedding.. -came from
;Stratford, London, Goderich,
Nile and Dungannon. '
Visitors -with Mr. and Mrs.
411an Dickson at Chffstma
were Mrs: Ruth 1Tayden of ''' .
Goderich; ' Mr. .• and Mrs. BE of BLDUD DONOR
Ralph; Curran and family of
—3t • _
Bamboo
The newest addition'
to our
fashion line up of frame
'moulding,. offering - design. 'to
coMplernent ever'ypietoro.
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-•the COLliaty Wittier, :.•
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14 Ring St. Clinton.
'e 482-3871.
.winning individuals: and are' Janet Lobb, Brucefield;
partiCipation awards will be, kit Constabaris;.Carlow; and:
- presented to .all :other ccn- DavidWerrett, Thedford.
testants:•- The next'meeting will' be
• The'total cost' -of the cpm-' `lreldhat the Queen",Elizabeth
yt
petitions. wilt be funded bhe •Schiiol, Goderich,,.Friday.
teachcrs';as`sociation. February 6, 19,76 at 8it)0 p.m;
board will be J anuary ..6, to.attend.
The• next meeting sof the Anyone interested -is welcome .
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1 976 FORD CUSTOM...
A . BUYING TRADITION •
19/6 FORD.CUSTOMT. •
Not a car that has been driven for years,.A car that has
been a tradition for 'years.
•Ru ht now there is a lot of used caps being pushed on
th-r market. The only problem is they're usedr
Why not buy new. That way you're -,buying a guarantee of
.quality and reliability for years to, come. Not a headache that
someone else dumped off, Buy new foi„'peace of mind 's OR:t.7
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8:QO p,m, .at the Ooderieb
branch, 52 Montreal St, will
be ,,:the "first' of `::the • 1976
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QUALITY . COLOUR ' `—'---REG. PRICE SALE EL7LCE?'
Celanese Sundance, -
• OR ANE
17,5A
$1.+49:5
-Celanese Sundance.
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.SEhCE HUMBER
. 17,50
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4.95
Celanese Sundance
• SIENNA W.000
17.50
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Celanese Sundance
• BLUE N GREE • .
1750 :
$1 1 :9 5
Old Madrid . , c
RAGE PATTERN
;ON
20.95'.
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Thornton' Place 'GOLD
RUST MIRABEL •
16.95..
$1 .1 .9 5
Flardtwist
:GOL.D ..
11.4,5•.
s8.95
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GREEN,- $
1.95.,.
x8.95,.
Bibby Shag
GREEN •
11,95. ,
57.95
Rust Shag°ldCKER .
RUST
10.95.-,
''.s6.9 5
Kitchen Carpet •
' 3 •COLOURS
10.95
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Kitchen Carpet
2 COLOURS ,
9.95
$7,95
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- 12x9"4'
GR5EN'SUN DANCE
•5227-$0
$ 1 68.35.
12)02' .•
_SPICE HUMBER SUNDANCE
280.0.0
'$ 1 99,9.5
.120'8"
• ORANGE SUNDANCE
225:40•''
• $1.63.45
149'
GOLD .SUNIJANCE'..' '
210.00
- $ 1 5 2.2 8
120'3''RUST
`MIRABEL •
137.77.
„$99.00
12'x12'6"
RUST MIRABEL •
132.53
$9 4;O0
12x17'6"
ORANGE MIRABEL
185.47
$1 3O.00
12x16"
ORANGE, PLUSH
297.55
$1 90..90'
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