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Clinton News-Record, 1976-04-22, Page 20X41.4 PURPOSE I*CKHOEIHO , 5eptIC -tank froiics • b laments C10II RICK Ovid 529.7222 Wedlasd denies CUSTOM BUILDING You111 ketch± .,the completed cost of your new home before construction. starts. Ronnie Armstrong 5244905 Frank Graham 524•i1*4 HURON PINES "Construction Service Centre" 4*3•71101- CLINTON Electrical 'Wiring Poi* line Construction General Contracting — Excavating. Back Hoe and Dozer Services — Trencher Service up to 14" Boring Service - Sand. Gravel. Topsoil 211n 'Y'' .0100STOM ACKHOUNG No i ►b 100,1$11 or too 000 SERVICE AVAILABLE: + BACKHOE + FRONT END LOADER + DUMP TRUCK Gary Trioti ►or 545-21101 BAYFIELD ...-•..-•--- nay .,tic .... Weigle ,ard'et's Barber Shop will ba CLOSED Saterday, 'April 24 OPSR Tuesday TIP-TOP ROOFING + All types of siding + Hot and Asphalt Roofing + Commercial and Residential + .Complete Homo Renovations PHONE CLINTON 482-7043 BAY VIEW CARPENTRY No Job too small lust give us a can JOHN BJERG BAYFIELD PHONE 565-2728 EVERT EPS WATCR taialk 48 HR. SERVICE FOR MOST_WATCHES JEWELLERY GODERICH • 524-71141 IL PERSONAL WE INVITE engaged couples to visit the Arbor Gift Shop in Clinton. Receive a free gift and tell your friends about our shower and Bridal Registry Service. No- charge. ocharge. noobtigation.--4tfn 17. LOST AND FOUND LOST • Reddish Bronze leather wallet, lost on Bayfield Beach, Prone 482-9166. Reward. —17 LOST - Black Labrador retriever, 3/4 grown, wearing a red collar. Answers to Zeus. Lost in vicinity east of Clinton. Contact 482.7537. —17 20. TO GIVE AWAY gt.L I . DN - In living memory of a 4010 h ashand, father and gw o * ndtpassedather awtal hnnley E.suddenly Gliddentwo* years eget today, April 24, 1974. Nothing can ever take away The love a, heart holds dear, Fond• mernorles linger every day Remembrance keeps him near. Lovingly re.trtembered by wife Inti. —17x • HOLLAND - In toying memory of a. dear husband and father. Bruce Holland who passed away April 28,1975. May he rest in peace. the man that understood, the man that knew the right and wrong, the man that was always available to help and advise. He now rests free from the physical pain he suffered for the last number of years. May he rest in peace. Lovingly remembered and sadly misses{ by wife Bertha and son _. Wesley: —17 With the worm .weather of ester weekend,, pe9,ple axe thinking more and more about 'getting out in the great outdoors - probably camping or fishing or just plain lazing in the sun, You .don't have su.irktner without mosquitoes and following last .summer's-kutbreak of encephalitis at- tributed to mosquitoes, Olt _. rto is launching a public informationprogram to assist ,Tuseholder control of the pesky insect. A home control pam .filet is beta made available to householders throug local health nits in what is commonly called the encephalitis belt. That section of Ontario is south of a line drawn from the t. of Lambton County to the northerb,fringe of Metropolitan oronto. The pamphlet offers tips on eliminati insect breeding sites, using repellents and insecticides. d tips on avoiding mosquito bites. Dr. Frank Mills, Huron County Medical Officer ' 1 Health, says that even though not one single proven case of encephalitis occurred in Huron last summer, the Huron County Health Unit will be handing out the Ministry of the Environment booklet to' those who request it. , The pamphlets are not'pre ently in the Goderich office. but Dr. Mills expects they t s tI be available there within two or three weeks. FREMLIN - in loving memory of a dear father abd grandfather Royce Fremlin, who passed away suddenly April 21,1974. He left us quickly, His thoughts unknown, But left us a memory we are proud to own. ' So treasure him. Lord in Your garden of rest, For when on earth he was one of the best. Always remembered by wife Margaret, daughter Wanda and family; son Wilfred and family. —17 THREE 8 wks. old kittens. Phone 26. CARO OF THANKS 482-7372. —17 21. BIRTHS BROMLEY - Bob and Tresa are pleased to announce the arrival of their son. Micheal Robert. weighing 6 lbs. 4 oz. in Clinton Public Hospital on April 14. 1976. —17nc OSTER : My sincere thanks to my neighbours, and friends and relatives. for cards, gifts and flowers sent to me while 1 was.a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Baker and Dr. Harrett, and the nurses on second floor. It was very much appreciated. Velma Oster. --17x Need extra copies of letters, documents, etc.? Let the Clinton News -Record 53 ALBERT ST. 482-3443 make them for you. SINGLE COPIES... 25c ea. 10.20 COPIES... 20c ea• OVER 20 COPIES...1 5c ea. 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE 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.,on 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 be 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 LYLE MONTGOMERY CONSTRUCtION SAND — GRAVEL -- AGGREGATES BACKHOE — EXCAVATING Screened -Top Soil Phone 482-7644 TF ONE DAY COLOUR FILM PROCESSING KORNER RECREATION JER VIS STUDIO 22. DEATHS ROSS — William Noble: In the Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday April 17, 1976. in his 67th year. Dear brother of Thomas - Huntsville; Maim ie.of;Blyth• s. Walter (Margaret) Somme vide of McKillop Township. R ting at the Tasker Funeral Home. Queens Street, Blyth, Ontario where the funeral service took place on Tuesday April 20th at 2 p.m. Interment in Maitland Bank Cemetery, Seaforth, Ontario. BRUCE — In Huronview Clinton, on Thursday. April 15, Milton George Bruce. formerly of Blyth. in his 90th year. Dear husband of the former Mary Birnie. Dear father of Mrs. Ray (Myrtle) McGillevey, of London, Chester of Watlaceburg. Dear stepfather of Mrs. Adam (Hazel) Dick. of W ingbam. Dear brother of Ath9l, of Belgrave. Mrs. Sohn (Esther) McCallum of Belgrave. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home. Main Street. Blyth. where the funeral service took place Saturday. at 2 p.m. Interment Blyth Union Cemetery. `CARPET DIRTY Do it 0 Have the yourself and save 'R. experts • do it • Steam gets the dirt other methods den t reach • Ren ovds oid sharnpao • Carpet dregs quickly CARPET CARE 214 Wellington Stmt S. Gailerich 594 44 0 ... MiLLER — At Clinton Public Hospital. Saturday. April 17. 1976. Almeda of Huronview Home, formerly of Dashwood in her 69th year. Dear sister of ! Amelia) Mrs, Reinhold Miller, Dashwood. and Oscar of RR 2. Dashwood. Predeceased by 4 brothers. Sam. Ferdinand. Rudolph. Walter and one sister Mary Anderson. Rested at the T Harry Hoffman Funeral Home. Dashwood until Tuesday noon. April 26. then at Zion Lutheran Church. where the service took place at 2 p.m. Interment In Dashwood Lutheran Cemetery Rev M Barz of- ficiating. 23. ENGAGEMENTS CORNISH - 1 wish to thank Dr. Harrett and the staff on second floor for their care while I was a patient in the Clinton Hospital. Helen Cornish. —17 Perfect weather and sunny skies drew many lookers to the Huilyi3ully Canoe Race last Saturday. Many brought along picnic lunches. (News -Record photo) Auburn mem ail opt, needy B�Ii e•ia►i child Fanni Mirtha Campos, Chamoco Chico, Bolivia, is a lucky little girl. She and her mother, father and sister will benefit from a special commitment made by Wm. R. Rodger of Auburn through Foster Parents Plan of Canada. Mr. Rodger will make a $17 monthly contribution toward the care of Fanni .Mirtha. This will add greatly to the family's spending power since the total income of the Campos' is 539 per month. Mr. Campos is a barber. The family lives in a single room house with a dirt floor, painted walls and a cloth ceiling coated with plaster. The furniture consists of two cots, one table, one glass cabinet. one small table and a night table; a small radio, one box; and the necessary kitchen utensils. They are fortunate to have electricity and running water. but there is no bathroom facilities. The budget runs something like this: electricity. 90 cents per month; kerosene. 60 cents; bread, $7.50.; meat. $9; potatoes. 54; vegetables. 54: sugar, S3: rice, 53; noodles, $4; schooling., 51.50; and transportation. 51.50. The Campos have no relatives that can help them. Clothes are purchased once per year. Mirtha goes to school at Matiloe Carmona De Bush. about two kilometers from her home. She ts•six years old and in kindergarten. Her sister, Elena Aurora is only two, and still at home. • ,HANLY - The family of the late H.M. Hanly wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the staff of Clinton Hospital and to friends. neighbours and relatives for the many kindnesses and ex- pressions of sympathy. —17x Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hodgins. Clinton are pleiased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their only daughter. Sherry Veronica Dalziel, to Mr. .r Postma, son of Mr. and T's. George Postrna, RR 4. Clinton. The wedding will take place on Friday. May 28. 1976 in Ontario Street United Church, Clinton at;7 wm. —17x sommoisssiseesessimmossomessisommeismiow 2S. IN MEMORIAM FALCONER - Sincere thanks to everyone for visits. gifts and cards -while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Flowers and Dr. Watts and nurses and staff of first floor. Kay Falconer. —17 ROWDEN - 1 wdatd like to thank my friends. neighbors. relatives and family for flowers. gifts. cards and tetters and all those who visited me while a patient In the hospital. Special thanks to Rev. Sharpies Dr. F. Newland and Dr.. Watts. Also all the staff at the Clinton Hospital. Many thanks to those who were so kind to Bert. All was gratefully ap- preciated and your kindness will be long remembered. Mrs. Ottihe Rowden. —17x 4 tr LIGHTFOOT • In loving memory of our dearfather and grand- father Allen Lightfoot who passed away 3 years ago April 21. 1973 We lost a father with a heart of gold Who was more to us than wealth untold ' Without farewell he fell asleep With only memorlt+s for us to keep. He was a father so very rare - Content in his home and always there We treasure him w ith' love sin- cere Beautiful memories of one as dear. Always remembered by son Bryan. daughter-in-law Linda . and grandsons. Greg. Gord. Ronnie and Tammy. -..47 Education is very im- portant to the Campos family since neither Mr. or Mrs. Campos could stay in school. Mr. Campos studied until the fourth grade; Mrs.. Campos got to grade two. Both are of Indian origin_ born in Caquiaviri. . DRINKING/0(w DRIVING tY:1'4 DISASTER VANASTRA POWER SKATING SCHOOL VANASTRA AIR BASE ARENA 482-9667 Spring Session May 1 7 — June 10 Two Sessions per week for 4 weeks Fee: 516.00 PLEASE CONTACT IN WRITING: • Mr. Rick Pettit 202 Keays Street Goderich BY PHONE AFTER 4, P.M.: 482-9667 Sessions Limited ' \void Overcrowding. SAFETY with precast concrete steps MI 1111 MI No 11111 si Mr, Unit step can provide entrance • Nor SI,c+ Safety T,eatrs • E Rpert'y rt lace 1 .n hot,/s not nays • Steel r-,ntarcCct ore( est concrete o•ov.ttes $OnQV' t.,, • 4, o i c, 1.., '�nt� nt9 • Mar''e sioos Duality Ornamental Iron railings to compliment your entrance C iper. 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