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Clinton News-Record, 1976-04-15, Page 18• PAGE I$--CLINTO i NEWS-RErORD,.TNUR$DAY. APRIL IS, )•711 `N: hi 1 ' . ar .01 CLAS SIFIED ADS! 'St"Y1'" .. . • r •. 13. $121115113 AVOW 'S a 13.3EtlfKIS 111111itAStE 21. INTIK l.1.M. IEATRK Meiduut$sI Cominorcial old intiwisial Call BRIAN MUSTARD at (Member of Ontario Eloctek League) Nemo grief . SIDING INSTALLATIONS Kaiser Aluminwnm Westrsc Vinyl S/dee�, Soffit and Fascia. Eavestro4NAing. Slwttetrs• Duality workmanship. reasonable prkas. 18 year r‘waaw.y Mit print WWII Call et • 4S7-74211 tin asereweemowommommift CUSTOM KILLING AND PNOCINIOND MIIs s s doles - Tuesday Sad Thursday TUSSDAY--Sant and Pork PIIIDAY -Swf OI PIOK- IIP !laVICE AVAILABLE Mtltiver'a AMIiak 237.314 DMAtrMd finuoureokoweenemower TIP-TOP ROOFING + All types M l sidling + Not and Asphalt Roofing + Commercial and Residential + Complete Home tlen�ir�liena - • • PHONE CLINTON 482-7043 BO-JEN CARPENTRY Erie Udine - neommIMN A.dlll.ne • Calsinol. Vanities • Derrell Noreen Collings Meek and !lone Wiwi' See BOB LANGENDOEN 11.11. 2 - Clinton Phone 314.5009 ?tin Need Need extra cis of letters, • doceasuts, etc.? • Let the CiiMt.B News -Record S3 ALBERT ST. 412-3443 make them for you. SiNGLE COPIES... 2'St 1070 COPIES 20c OVER 20 COPIES j Sc ea. ea ea TYPING Typing done on IBM Correcting "Selectric" Typewriter. Coral Selection of Type Sty len FAST SERVICE. REASONABLE RATES CLINTON COMMERCIAL PRINTERS LIMITED 56 Albert Street 482-3444 TAX PRWARATION SERVICE Personal rosiness • Farm. Veer Nome. or our Office. Etc jerienced. confidential. servke at reasonable rates. NONE 4$2-13114 .ttn ALL PURPOSE IACKNOEING Sep is - tanks Uro scMs • rasonsonts CaN Ridt noel 329-7222 GARY'S CUSTOM IACKHOEiNG No job too hie sr nos small SERVICES AVAILABLE: + $ACKHOE + FRONT END LOADER + DUMP TRUCK Gert' Triobiler 5454806 BAYFiELD • CLOCKS REPAIRED All types: • Grandfather • Antique • French. Etc. • Specialist on Chime Clocks Will pick up and deliver. J.T. NOWNSIR AD Residence 412.3759 HURON PINES M Constructien Service Cewlre" 4811•01M11- WNW* IMooftiooll Minns Polo Uwe Coneirwilion Gement Canfr chola - Excavating Rack Hoe and Dozer Services - Trencher Service up to 14" - Boring Service - Sand. Gravel. Topsoil • $AYVIEW CARPENTRY No Job too small Just give us a call JOHN BJERG BAYFIELD PHONE S6S•2736 tin 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1N THIN ESTATE OF EMMA JANE SNELL. late of the Town of Clinton in the County of Huron. Widow. deceased. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the above- named who died nn the 24th day of February. 1976. are required to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 3rd day of May. 1976. after which date the assets will he distributed. having regard only to the claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have notice DATED at Clinton. Ontario. this 1st day of April. 1976. MENZIES. ROSS Clinton. Ontario, Solicitors for the Executor 15.16.17 IS. PUBLIC NOTICE REMEMBER Put out a saucer nt milk ' and rio►kirs Saturday night Thr Easter. Pig likes arrowroots Ser you at 9 al A Bring your ears You're only old once No regrets -16 1L PERSONAL WE INVITE engaged couples to visit the Arbor Gift Shop in Clinton. Receive a free gift and tell your friends about nor shower and Bridal Registry Service No charge. no obligation -4ttn 17. LOST AND FOUND LOST - From 45 Huron Si. Clinton. smell longhaired Chihuahua. beige And tan with white markings Please call Mrs. Roy Elliott 4112.3291 Reward -16 CUUMukl: • Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cudmore. RR 5. Clinton. are pkased to announce the birth of their son on April 1. 1171 at SL Joseph's Hospital. London. -11 RUTLEDGE - Rick and Heather of RR 2. Clinton. thank the Lord for their daughter. Lorraine Joy. born April 7. 1176. weighing 71bs. 5 oz. We would like to thank Dr. Baker. . and nurses at Clinton Public Hospital. -16 MILLER - Bruce and Dianne are proud to announce the safe arrival of their new baby daughter. Juke Anne. weighing 1 lbs. 5 oz. on Sunday. Apri111. 1976 at the Clinton Public Hospital. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham and second for Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller. -16 SALLOWS • Rob and Margie. RR 4. Seaforth are pleased to an- nounce the birth of their son. Daniel Robert. Monday. April 12. 1976 at St. Joseph's Hospital. London. A brother for Carly. -16 22. DEATNS IIANLY - At Clinton Public Hospital on Monday. April 12, 1976. H. Mervyn Hanley. of Clinton. in his 113rd year. Beloved husband of the former Kathleen Taylor. Dear father of Mrs. William (Phyllis) Nediger. of London, Dr. Charles. Qf Toronto. William. of Goderich. Also survived by ten grandchildren. Rested at the Beattie Funeral Home. 55 Rattenbury Street East, Clinton, after 2 p.m. on Tuesday. Funeral service was held on Wednesday. April 14 1976. at 2 p.m.. with Rev. L. S. Lewis officiating. Interment Clinton Cemetery. -16 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Wattle, RR 1. Hammond. Ontario are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their, daughter. Mary Shirley Elizabeth, to Mr. Alan Archibald Armstrong. son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Armstrong. RR 3. Bayfield. Ont. The marriage to take place at 4 o'clock p.m. Friday, May 7. 1976 in Woodroffe United Church,. Ottawa, Ont. -16 Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson. Clinton. wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Patricia Lois. to James E. Nathan Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith. RR 3. Clinton. The marriage will take place Saturday. May 11. 1976 at 2 o'clock in Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. -16ar 25. IN MEMORIAM YOUNG - In memory of a dear father. Meredith Palmer Young. who passed away one year ago April 13. 1975. The heavenly gates were open, One year ago today. With goodbyes deft unspoken. You gently slipped away. You couldn't say goodbye to us. Perhaps it was just as well. We never could have said goodbye To one we loved so well. So you who have a father. Cherish him with care. For you will never know the heartache. Until you see his empty chair. Remembered by Evelyn, Mar- jorie and Donald and their families. -16 YOUNG • in memory of a dear husband. Meredith. who passed away one year ago. April 13. 1975. This month comes with deep regret. It brings back the day We shall never forget. You fell asleep without a goodbye But the memory of you will never die. Always remembered by wife Mary. -16 CARD OF THANKS I'OLLOCK - Sincere thanks to my friends. relatives and family for .their gifts. visits and cards during my stay at the Clinton Public Hospital. Thanks to the nurses of second floor and the dactnrs. Verna Pollock. -16 STEWART --We would like to thank those who sent flowers and expressed their sympathy at the time of the passing of Mrs. Maude Austin. Special thanki•tn 1)r F W Street and the nurses on second fluor of the Clinton Public Hospital. Lloyd and Isabel Stewart. -16 TOWNS1NI) Words cannot rxpress Our personal thanks to all our friends and Our children's friends who attended our 40th wedding anniversary party And to Our former neighbours for their surprise pully Special thank Will to Our family for planning the event and for the gift and,the many cards we received. It was all deeply appreciated Elmer and Dorothy Townsend -16 M. CARS of TSARS CONGRAIL, LA 1 auNS to the Clinton Mustangs Junior ••C" club for their success and ex- citing hockey thisear from their many Goderich tads. Looking forward to more of the same good hockey next year, and hope it -will be even more rewarding. Your Goderich fans. 1JAYTER - 1 wish to thank all relatives. friends, Old Time Dance Club and Curling Club. who sent cards, flowers. and came to visit me in hospital and since coming home. A special thank you to Rev. Taylor, Varna and to Oliver Pryce for finishing my Curling season. Mervyn Hayter.. -16' THE CALVJNETTES' of Clinton Christian Reformed Church wisp to thank Shiral's Dept Store and the Dutch Store for their donations to their bazaar. It was much appreciated. -16 JENKINS - My sincere thanks to my friends. family and neigh- bours for flowers. gifts. cards and visits while I was in Clinton Public Hospital. Everyone's kindness was very much ap- preciated. Ruth Jenkins. -16x ' McCLINCHEY -1 wish to express my thanks to everyone who visited me. sent cards and gifts. and telephoned during my stay in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Special thanks to Dr. Goddard. Dr. Wallace and Rev. Alex Taylor. Also the staff and nurses of South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Frank McClinchey. -1630` 3. CARS, TRUCKS FOR SALE See This SPECIAL wit l Me GEORGE CUTLER 1 976 Comet 4 door 200 - 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, radia. rear window defogger, whitewalls. Priced to Clear! Phone me on this one t 524-2665 Res. 482-9762 George Cutler Greeff A Parent Ford M.rcvey Sales 263 HURON RD.. GODERICH 4-11 The filth meeting of Auburn 1 4•H 'club was held at the home of Janet Cook with the president. Marilyn Wightman in charge. The meeting was opened all repeating the 4- e. • Roll call was answered by each girl telling what she had decided to make for her free choice article. The minutes were accepted as read by Janet Cook. Mrs. Donald Cartwright and Mrs. John Hildebrand told the history of embroidery. Demonstrations were done on the sheaf filling stitch and the twisted cord stitch and all members did the stitches on their sampler. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The executive of the Auburn Horticultural Society met for a meeting in the Auburn Public Library with the president, Mrs. Kenneth Scott in charge. Plans were made for members to_attend the District Annual Con- vention to be held in Egmondville on Apri124. Mrs. Beth Lansing read the minutes which were ap- proved. She also gave the financial statement in the absence of the treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Mrs. Kenneth Scott was appointed delegate with Mrs. Tom Jardin as alternate. The village flowerbeds were discussed and the following persons were ap- pointed to care for the various flowerbeds: Manchester Garden. Mrs. Frank Raithby; Miller Bed, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller. Loftus Bed, Mr. Ben Hamilton. Mrs. James Glousher, Mrs. Albert McFarlane. and Mrs Donald Cartwright; Library Bed, Mrs. Elmer Trommer and Miss Connie Trommer; King Street Bed, Mrs. Frances Clark. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt: Forge Bed. Mrs. Robert Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Garrison; Hall Boxes, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. George Hebert; Seers Bed, Mrs. William Seers. James Towe. An .opening meeting was planned for early in May when there will be a sale of plants. slips and bulbs. The committee in charge of program and lunch will be Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Mrs. William Seers. Mrs. Thomas Lawlor and Mrs. Myrtle Munro. PUPPETS. STORIES Over 30 children from the ages of four to 10 years old enjoyed a program of puppet shows and stones in the Auburn Public Library last Saturday afternoon. The program was under the direction of the librarian. Miss Lorraine Chamney and the Huron County Public Library. Lorraine read two stores. A Hungry Baby Bunny and a Surprise for Baby Bunny to the children- Four puppet shows, The Easter Egg, Three Billy Goat Gruffs. Goldie Locks and the Three Bears and Three Little Pigs were presented by Miss APPLICATIONS FOR SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS LIFEGUARDS AT CLINTON sWIMMiNG. POOL AND PLAYGROUND LEADERS f.r SUMMER 1116 An NOW BEING ACCEPTED STATE QUALIFICATIONS DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS 5:00 P.M. MONDAY. APRIL 1t. 1976. FORWARD APPLICATIONS TO Clinton Recreation Committee BOX 400, CLINTON (Marc Envelopes "Appficatf.ws" ) Margaret Hubbell and her assistant from the Huron County Library. The children sang a song and then played a game. If enough interest is shown a different show will return for the children. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. -Stanley Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Machan and Mr. and Mrs. Left Hof- fman of Hensall visited last ceekend with Mr. Daryl Ball at Madison, Wisconsin and attended the family day at the Delta Theta Sigma Frater- nity where Daryl resides: Mr. and Mis. Donald Haines visited on the weekend in Niagara Falls with their son, Mr. Edward Haines and Mrs. Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stalker of Bath, Ontario visited on Monday with ,Mrs. Bell Stalker. During the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Idson of Arva visited with Mrs. Bell Allen. Allan McDougall of Sud- bury and Andy Belanger of Azilda spent the weekend recently with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. Mrs. McDougall returned home with them for a visit in Sudbury with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McDougall and Angie UNIT I UCW Over seventy quilts, afghans and a craft display was held by Unit One of the Knox United Church in the Sunday school room last Saturday afternoon. A bake sale and dessert tea -was also served. The president ()title United Church Women, Mrs. Ernie Durnin, greeted the guests and had everyone sign the guest book. Mrs. Bert Marsh was in ci rge of the quilt display and answered many questions, The display con- sisted of seventy quilts. Some were patchwork, em- broidered. liquid embroidery and some applique. There were a few 100 years old. There were also 20 afghans. Ladies quilting during the show were Mrs. William Moss, Mrs. Warner Andrews and Mrs. Ted Mills. The craft table was in the charge of Mrs. Robert Slater and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. The bake table was convened by Mrs. John Durnin and assisted by Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Mrs. P. Witetstolle, Mrs. Brian Hallam. Mrs. Stanley Ball and Mrs. Wayne Durnin. Mrs- George Milian poured tea and guests were served by Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, Mrs. Gerald McDowell. Mrs. Leonard Archambault, Mrs. Norman Wightman and Mrs. Gordon Gross. All were dressed in their crinoline dresses. They were assisted by Mrs. Peter Verbeek, Mrs. Gordon Naylor and Mrs. Robert Arthur. Over 125 guests were present from Wingham, Nelgrave. Mlyth, Londesboio; Clinton. Grantee. Lstcaa' Goderich, Nile. Dungannon. Lucknow, Donnybrook and. and Auburn. The Unit was -very pleased with the slaw and wish to thank everyone for the* contributions. The winners of the euchre: party included. Cathy Rodi, high lady; Mrs. Albert McFarlane, low lady; William Craig. high man,. Tom Haggit, low man and Paul Ambrose won' the novelty prize. Liberais name delegates Members of the Huron Middlesex Provincial riding and Huron Federal riding at a meeting in Zurich recently, named delegates to represent the riding at the annual meeting of the Liberal Ptu ty in Ontario, being held in Toronto April 23-25 at the Four Seasons Sheraton Hotel. Delegates representing the provincial riding are Mrs. Jean Adams, Goderich, Howard Aitken, Goderich, David McClure, Crediton, Winston Hodgins. Lucan, Bruce Williams, Tuckersmith and Don Kay. Clinton. Alternates are: Bernard Benn, Lucan, Don Worthy, Goderich, J.K. Cornish, Brucefield, Chris Beck, Hensall. Mrs. Sheila Morton. Seaforth and Harry Hogdson, Lucan. Federal delegates elected were: Mrs. Eileen Palmer, Goderich; Wm. Kiehl, Wingham, Trudy Holmes. Wingham, Gordon Smyth. Dungannon, John Jewitt, Londesboro and Arnold Stinnissen; Seaforth. Alternates named were: Mrs. Shirley Kay, Clinton. Larry Murray, McKillop, Ozzie Zivkovic . Exeter. Wm. Routley, Usborne, Allan Nicholson, Egmondville and Clifford, Dunbar, Ethel, Six official delegates in- clude: Jack Riddell, MPP, Dashwood. John Lyndon. Goderich, John Broadfoot, Brucefield, lan McAllister, Zurich, Wm. Elston. Wingham, Wm. Mickle; Hensall, D.J. Murphy; Q.C., Goderich, Gordon Strang. Exeter, Mrs. M. Harper. Goderich and A.Y. McLean, Seaforth. Ass. ifti• David Saundercock, Jane Christiansen, Brent Daw and Linda Garrow were the troubadours in Clinton Public School's production last week of **Mirror, Mirror", a colorful pop production of **Snow White and Pie Seven Dwarfs". (News -Record photo 1 _e Widr FOOD STORES AIL& PRICESMECTIvE Tett TUESDAY APRIL 20 76 ROTH'S FOOD MARKET i. ) w Sw.N1at ClOtillalreeW We Are Open Es..} THURS. and FN. Mile 7111•red&. ....a forth , Ontario ssor wow NOM. Mos, 1..... Wed.. a s«. as Them a Pd. N Closed Good Friday, Open Thursday April 15 till 9 p m t GROUND COFFEE ;; 1.29 [P1NEAPPLE 47� Pound° .h T.db Sia .d..- C ....hod Oz. 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