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Clinton News-Record, 1976-05-27, Page 20NOBLE: In Earle who years ago. Surrounded lonesome. in the midst of my joys I am blue. With a smile on my face I've a heartache. Longing dear brother for you. Sadly missed by sister Ruth and Arron. -22x RILEY.: -In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Alec Riley, who passed away two years ago May 30. 1974. Sadly missed along fifes way. Quietly remembered everyday, No longer in our lives to -share But in our hearts you are always there. - Lovingly remembered .sadly missed by his wife Ora and family. --22 Sm' 3. SERVICES AVOW 24. MO Of VANES y,rt.er+M:SM 4 commercui sok Can ERIAN MUSTARD at atons member Ontario Electric kaftgta0)tt BAYVIEW CARPENTRY No Job too small Just give us a call JOIN BJERG BAYFIELD PHONE S6s-2738 At., PURE IAcKHOUNG Septic - tanks trenches - basements 8tt WANG JOHNSTON: I would like to thank my friends, neighbours an, relatives who sent the cardsand slavers while a patient in the Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to .the U.C.W. of Ontario St. nChurch and to the Senior Citizens ,C1ila and. toy Rev. Lewis and Rev. !Istreicher for their friendly visits. It was all greatly ap- preciated. Harvey C. John - Ston --22x WETTI.AUFER: Our sincere thanks to . our friends' who remembered us with messages of sympdonations flowersupon the loss of a very donations dear mother and grandmother. Mrs. Ezra Wettlaufer of Wood- stock. The Wettlaufers-Harold, Donna and Paul,—Z2 tfn GARY'S CUSTOM BACKHOEING Ne Lob too big or too small SERVICES AVAILABLE: + RA! K OE + FRONT END LOADER + DUMP TRUCK Gary Triebier Sesame BAYFUEI.D 15. PUBLIC NOTICE IMMOAND PROCESSING Notcharlag distas— TuiradaY and ' Thursday YUESSAY—Saat Q Po` FRIDAY --S l► MK- UP IIERVICE AVALAILE Mme'* Abattoir V74314 battt t #T14 Oastrwood CONGRATULATIONS to Frank. Arlene and family on their recent addition to the Clinton colts. thus completing one of their many winter work projects.—Z2 SORRY! v"vE LAN NO LONGER PRQMiSE :4 HOUR Watch Repairs Guaranteed EXPERT ynfl,u 13 REPAIRS 4 , aJ 1' tiObr JEWELLERY 'r�i• Q i A R E *rpt® Vivi. TELFORD - 1 will no longer be responsible for any debts in- curred by my wife Jo -Anne Telford after this date, May 13, 1976. Roy Telford. Bayfield. Ont. --20.21.22 Net, GENERA1 REFAcIRS Ph 526-1504 AUSu N O +7 1#. 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. no obligation.--4tfn 20. TO GIVE AWAY • TO A GOOD HOME -black Labrador retriever. spay good with children. Phone 482- 3675.-22 ROOFING EAVESTROUGHiNG PAINTING POINTING INSULATING CARPENTRY WORK Contact Erwin Ward 527-0502 21. BIRTHS MACHON: Bob and Theresa Machon of Blyth are pleased to announce the arrival of their son Brian Robert. May 23. 1976, at Clinton Public Hospital. a brother for Rose Ann and Debbie. -21 22. DEATHS The executive of the newer formed zone "8" Senior Citizen's are from left 10 righty assistant secretary, Mrs. Marion Wright, Blyth; secretary, Mrs. Rosa Harris, Hensali; second vice, Mr. Bill Snyder, Goderich; president, Mrs. Dairy farmers get no satisfaction from OMMB VAN DAMME-Ceriel. Suddenly on Sunday, May 23rd, 1976. at his home in Clinton. Ceriel Van Damme in his nth year. Behoved husband of Rose Braun (Brownie). Dear father of Paul. .Also survived by one sister and three brothers, all of the Netherlands. The late Mr. Van Demme is resting at the Ball Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Chrton. where funeral was held Wednesday May 26th. -22 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millar of Goderich wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly Lynn to David Paul Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Britton, RR 5. Stratford on June 12, 1976 at Victoria Street United Church. Goderich at 4:30 NOTICE Township of Stanley Landfill Site Effective May 15, 1176 the township of Stanley landfill site located at West Half, Lot 16, concession BRN, i mile west of Varna, will be open the following days: Saturday and Monday, 1 a.m. - 3 p.m.. 'tit further notice. Mel Graham Clerk -Treasurer Township of Stanley d Working through the visit from an elderly farmer "proper channels" may not who had been put out of the be as productive as many dairy business twice. He gave dairy farmers facing 15 per me a lot of moral support and cent cutbacks in industrial as $5 donation, said Mrs. Burt. milk had hoped, "But it's not the money I'm Recently, farmers facing interested in. It's support I quota cutbacks agreed at a need." mass roily in Atwood to The OMMB has been given follow the advice of a proposals from the com- representative of the mittee of three, as well as Ombudsman's office and take individual proposals from their grievanc�mmiss on Beyerthe Mr. W. intaddition thenak and eyrh De Canadian Dairy and the Ontario Milk received proposals from the Marketing Board. Ontario Federation of But when a group three reNational representatives went�the FarmersUnion andthe Ontario Milk Marketing Christian Farmers Board with proposals they Federation. say they received no However, because many of satisfaction at all. the board members ship fluid "We were left hanging, milk themselves, Mrs. Burt said Mrs. Alice Burt`ha R t he is thelsehey are problemstas of industrial tive Ethel. She explained and two other farmers, Dirk producers as they might be. Woestenak from the She said the dairy crisis Har riston area and Gerald De was in part brought on by Beyer from the Moorefield fluid shippers who "dumped a area had met with the lot of their surplus milk on the secretary of the OMMB' industrial market." They were unable to redeive any feedbaclt oil theft -4* " A 1'S per cent cutback to a proposals as the board itself farmer who ships 30 per cent did not plan on meeting until industrial lu ud�tfo lex�rnple, 70 per the May 26. We were told the board same thing as a cutback to members needed time to someone who ships only in - work on their own farms, dustrial milk. s he shouldd. b 1 f c el Mrs. Burt said. "But what fluid shippers ut about the rest of us?" back proportionately." The three also met with The OMMB has received repcesentativ li f Newman. P's have been delugethe hundreds of proposals d with the office of William Minister of Agriculture and calls, she continued. "But Food and representatives we're still not getting from the Canadian Dairy anywhere. No one seems to Commission. They say they have any concrete answers. received few answers there do "But somehhinge � They can vernment setan either. Mrs. Burt's sentiments up one pool and one price. were endorsed by Mr. De Mrs. Burt said much of the Beyer who also said little had impact of the protest is being been accomplished. Both diluted by the fact fewfar- ... expressed .fear thatfeelthey off.y can afford to protest against cutbacks was take a beginning to lose a lot of But that'stdhoe dumbest 0 m mentum thing they an It is with pleasure that Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Corey of Clinton announce the forthcoming marriage, of their daughter Barbara Ann Marie. to Mr. Gary Wayne Rintoul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul of Whitechurch. The marriage will take place on Saturday. June 12. 1976 at 7 p.m. in the Ontario Street United Church, Clin- ton.-22nc 25. IN MEMORIAM loving memory of passed away two by friends, 1 am COUNTY OF HURON NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS DESTROY WEEDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN • To all persons in possession of loads II ally Maliidpatity is do County of Nirrea In accordance with the Reeked Weed Control Act. 1072, Section 4, 14, and 20 and amendments thereto, that unless noxious weeds pawing on their lands are destroyed by June ' 7, Th and throes the season, tho Munnidpality may es upon on flue saki lands and have the weeds destroyed, charting the casts against the land in taxes, as set out in the The cooperation of ail citizens is solicited. ALEX CHESNEY. Weed Inspector County of Huron 26. CARD Of THANKS Clinton; first vice, Barry Baker, Oa toad; Mary Gregg treasurer, Charles Martin!, ptashwood and assistant treasurer, Mr. Ross Love, Dashwood. (News -Record photo) News of Hensall LhGION AUXILIARY E'I.F(TSOFF[('I=RS The Hensall Ladies' Legion Auxiliary met on Tuesday Evening with the president. Mrs. Mona Campbell presiding. It was decided to hold the Annual Penny sale on June 4th. The mystery prize was won by Marion Wasson and the attendance prrae by Gerry Chappel. The election of officers were as folios past president. Mona C'a ppbelt: president. Beatrice t.lyl. 1st vice-president. Margaret MacDonald. 2nd . vice - president. Marion Wasson. secretary, Donna Allen: treasurer. Wanda McCtin- chey : Sargeant at arms. Iva Reid: spurts officer. 1%a Reid. executive, Vera Smate, Jean Munn, C;erry' Chappel,, Joan Beier -ling. and Hilda Smale. STOREY: i would like to thank my friends and • neighbours for the cards. flowers and visits also transportation for my wife to hospital while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital. London. Joe Storey. -22 LANGFORD: A sincere thank you to all who sent me, flowers. cards and treats while i was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital and for the kindness shown me since I returned home. Laren Langford. 22x m "Where are these farmers ' ' W e stand to lose a lot unless who are being caught in the than one day squeeze?" said Mrs. Burt. something is done. They seem "They all must be out com- to be just sitting back and plaining "over the back fen- hoping the OMMB will save ce" them. But it isn't going to She said she had received a happen. it's a false hope." Politician to resign A veteran Huron county municipal politician. Elgin Thompson will step down from public office -at the end 14 1976. The reeve of Tuckersmith township, Mr. Thompson made the announcement during the May session of Huron county council held in Goderich last week. Mr. Thompson, a farmer in the Kippen •urea started his career as a member of the Tuckersmith Township school board. After serving FULFORD: i wish to express my sincere thanks to my relatives. friends and neighbours for the lovely cards; flowers. and visits while 1 was a patient in the Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Harret. Box Seaford) Ambulaatite and the nurses in the first floor. Your kindness will never be torgottei. Earl Pulford. 22x By Bertha MacGregor Victoria London. Jr. P.N.G. Mrs. Margaret Consist reported for the C P.T. fund. stating donations were sent to the Cancer Society and to the organization "To Feed a Hungry World." Mrs. Parker. Vice Grand. reported for the visiting committee: Mrs. Evelyn MacBeath reported for the finance and the treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave the financial report. Cards of thanks were received and the second nominations for officers were held. Mrs.. Albert Barker of Victoria Lodge brought greetings from their lodge. Bro. Ernie Chipchase Mar- shall Grand Encampment. Ontario also spoke. Mrs. E%elyn MacBeath favoured ith ' readings entitled •'Nothing to Laugh At" and • Midnight in the Pantry.' RFBI-:KAII FNTi-RTAIN Bingo Euchre was played ICTORI:A 1 O1)(.F ar(d a draw was made with Noble Grand Mrs. Bertha the following prize winners: MacGregor presided for the pillow cases. Mrs. Evelyn meeting of the Amber MacBeath: doll. Albert Rebekah Lodge on filed- Barker : flower arrangement. nesday evening assisted by Mrs. Beatrice Richardson. the Vice -Grand Mrs. Dorothy Refreshments were served Parker. when the', me rashers and a social hour enjoyed by entertained the members of 611. Rebekah Lodge, PERSONALS Mrs. Agnes Mac Lean at- tended the graduation of Alcan J. MacLean at Waterloo' University on Friday.Mrs. Blanche Chapman of London visited last week with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett for about ten years in that capacity he joined the township council and after five years' experience as a councillor. stepped up to the position of township reeve. While Mr. Thompson wants to give up politics, he hopes he will be able to continue his efforts with the Ausabie- Bayfield Conservation Authority. Mr. Thompson. a past chairman of the authority, said he hoped he would receive the ap- pointment from Tuckersmith on the authority. COUPLE LOST The 3 C's from Carmel. Caven and Cromarty Churches took off from Dougall's to Ferguson's on a 17 mile obstacle course on Monday evening. The win- ners made in fifty-two minutes. The losers had to be found. Jim Dougall finally discovered them sitting outside a- General Store trying to decide whether to go home or to call the police and report- "missing." Four cars with six couples took part . Winners of a bottle of car wax each were Philys Par- sons and Margaret Hoggarth.. Consolation Prizes of Road maps .went tu- Philys James and Ber Thomson. A delicious, lunch was served by Dave and Mary Ellen Ferguson and Jim and Mary Dougall who were in charge. The next get-together will be at Pine Lake on Tuesday June 15th for fun and dancing. Clinton Sprig Fair SPECIAL ON PIONEER CHAIN SAWS ALL MODELS REDUCED 1 5% FROM MAY 31 TO END OF FAIR i See All saws at our display. e story.. IVa trades accepted at these prig. CLINTON Glen Saws a 02 newspaper advertising could make the difference BETWEEN BEING OPEN FOR BUSINESS... AND DOING BUSINESS Turning so-so into great, that's the difference newspaper advertising can make+ Successful businessmen tell their sales story again and again ... and tell it where it does the most good, in the pages of this newspaper. Ask us for details on how display advertising can work for you.