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Clinton News-Record, 1977-02-24, Page 18• 1 - PAGE rPAGE 18--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 197'7 IT AWS 1►t7 ADVERT!, '... ADVERTF$E WHERE /TAWS,. 22/. DEATHS BAILEY - At Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, Feb. 17th, 1977, C. George Bailey of Huronview, formerly of Usborne Twp., in hiss 88th year. Beloved husband of the late Ila Margaret Delbridge. Brother of Mrs. Dorothy Collier, of Kirkton. Predeceased by 1 brother, Joseph. Rested at the R.C. Dinney Funeral Home, Main St., Exeter, where funeral service was held on Sat. Feb. 19th at 2 p.rtn. with Rev. Barry Robinson, officiating. Temporary Entombment Exeter Mausoleum. Interment in Elimvale Cemetery; at a later date. —8 DALE - Eva Isabella Dale, beloved wife of the late Theodore Dale, passed away at the Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday. February 16, 1977. In her 77th year. Dear mother of Lois (MrS. Fred Brown) of London and Elgin Dale, Clinton. Also survived by one sister, Mrs. Alta Young, Goderich, two brothers, Clifford and George Glazier of Clinton, eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The late Mrs. Dale rested at the Ball Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Clinton, where the funeral ser- vice was held on Saturday, February 19 at 2 p.m. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. —8 25. IN MEMORIAM BUTLER - In loving memory of a dear. mother and grandmother, Elizabeth Butler who passed away so suddenly on February 27, 1975 ` \ Years may wipe out many things But this they wipe out never A memory of those happy days When we were all together. Lovingly remembered by daughter Audrey, son-in-law Harvey and -grandchildren Cathy, Marlene, Debbie and Trevor Chuter. —8 DIXON - • At Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, February 15, 1977. J.F.(Frank) Dixon of Clinton, in his 85th year. Beloved husband of Del (Finch) Dixon. Dear father of Helen (Mrs. J.D. Finck), Port Alberni, B.C., Clayton and Richard of Clinton. One sister Mrs. Hannah Duffy, Toronto, seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren also survive. The late Mr. Dixon rested at the Ball Funeral Home, 153 High St., Clinton after 7 p.m. Wednesday, where the funeral service was held on Friday, February 18, at 2 p.rn. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. —8 ,44 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BRING YOUR OFFER now on this excellent 3 ranch. -This ho e is, years old i = xcep wel the 11 . • floe 12 Ily rds in on main h, dry basement with 4th bedroom. This house° MUST BE SOLD. Immediate possession. Not replaceable at today's asking price. SCHELLENBRGER: In loving memory of Harry C.' Schellen- berger who passed away February 29, 1976: Just one year has passed since that sad day. So many things we wanted to say Someday there will be a way. Lovingly remembered by Ada and family. -8 BRUCEFIELD NEW LISTING - Completely modernized 11/2, storey home with new aluminum siding. Has a large kitchen with lots of cupboards, new shag rug in living room, large utility room, new addition with cosy den. This house is immaculate inside and out and has lovely decor throughout. An ex- cellent starter or retirement home on a good lot. CARL S. WALKER 'REAL ESTATE LTD., 489 MAIN STREET, EXETER. "OFFICE 235-2533, or call residence Bayfield 565- 5393 for further infor.mation. 26. CARD .OF THANKS POWELL - I wish to thank my friends, neighbours and relatives for their cards, gifts and treats while I was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Street, Dr. Flowers and the nursing staff on first floor. Special thanks to Marie Gwyn and Doreen Radford for all -they did for me and the cleaning girls, Shirley and Mary, all was deeply appreciated. Donna Powell. —8 Carl S. Walker Real Estate Ltd., 489 Main St., Exeter 235-2533 Res. Bayfield 565-5393 Call Bob Janke, Dungannon 529-7735 for appointment. tfar VAN PATTER -The family of the late Edith Van Patter, would like to take this opportunity to thank friends, neighbours and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy and memorial donations in the loss, of a dear mother. Milt and family. —8 Huron County's Extension Home Economist Jane Pengilley and Associate ag. rep. Bill Broadworth were honoured by their fellow workers last Friday on the verge of being transferred to other posts. Jane will take over as home economist in Wellington County and Bill becomes the ag. rep. for Brant County. Both, had been with the Huron County office of agriculture for about four years. (News -Record photo) Wingham man is Plowman VP McCLURE - I wish to thank my relatives and friends who visited me and sent gifts, cards and flowers while I was a patient in Seaforth, Stratford and London's University Hospitals. Special thanks to Rev. Stan McDonald, Rev. Nelson, Dr. Millkus, Dr. Quibini, Dr. Barnett and all the nurses for their help and thoughtfulness, your kindness will never be, forgotten. My family and I would like to give a special thanks to Sam and Agnes Moore, Stratford, Floyd and Margaret Smith, London for being so kind and thoughtful to Ferne during the storm, those who brought baking and kindness shown to• the family in so many different ways, it was sincerely reciated by us all. Nelson app McClure. —8 Jim Armstrong of RR 4, Wing - ham, was elected to the second vice presidency of the Ontario Plowmen's Association at the OPA annual meeting in Toronto last week. Since Jim is also the host farmer and a member of the Huron County local * committee which is responsible for the 1978 International Plowing_ Match, as well as an active farmer, he 'is likely to be a busy fellow for the next three years. Add to all that the fact that his wife, Carol, heads the ladies' activities com- mittee of the plowing match and it makes for a busy household. The OPA annual was held at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto on Monday and Tuesday of last week, and, as usual, presented a colorful spectacle which could be compared with a full-scale politi- cal convention. Each of the county groups either seeking'.or already slated for an Internation- al Plowing Match brought in its own delegation, most of them headed by pipers or full bands. Each was allowed time to present highlights from their county's at- tractions for an upcoming match. The Huron delegation, 80 strong, was headed by the Sea - forth High School Girls' Band as the group - entered the huge convention room on Tuesday morning. The same band was also selected to lead in the head table guests for the noon lunch - STOREY - I wish to thank all my ' Win` .. Speaking for Huron County neighbours, friends and relatives were the general chairman, for flowers, cards, visits and for the food sent to my home, while I Howard Datars; his two lieu - was a patient in Clinton' Public tenants -in -chief, Allan Campbell Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. and Roy Pattison, as well as Jim Lambert, Dr. Harrettnurses and Armstrong and Huron's warden all the others who took such good Douglas McNeil. The delegation care of me after my operation. It was joined by Jack Riddell, MPP was all greatly appreciated. Sarah Storey. -8x for Huron and Murray Gaunt, MPP Huron -Bruce. During the noon luncheon on Tuesday former minister of agri- culture, Bill Stewart, was pre- sented with a lifetime pass to all future international matches in recognition of his long years of service to the farming corn-, munity of the province. Guest speaker at the luncheon was Rev. H. S. Rodney of St. Thomas who was generally ac- claimed as an outstanding orator after the gathering heard his address on "Uncommon People". Mr. Rodney enumerated the qualities which make uncommon people as dependability, kind- ness, tolerance and faith — each of which can be improved by indi- vidual attention and effort. MERNER - I would like to ex- press my sincere thanks to those who remembered me with cards, flowers and visits while a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to the staff. Ken -8 FIGHT LUNG t CRIPPLERS Emphysema Asthma Tuberculosis Chronic Bronchitis Air Pollution NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given tn'•the Municipal Electors of the Town of Clinton in the county of Huron that since more candidates havebeen nominted to the following offices than the number required to fill such offices, therefore polls will be held al the times and places stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holder of such office. Office for which elections will be held: MAYOR 1 to be elected REGULAR POLLING DAY Date: March 7, 1977 Location Poll Sta$on No. 1 - Town. Hall If yottlive in the North-East section of. Town befween the Eastern side of Albert St. and the North side of Ontario Street, you vote at the Town Hall. Poll Station No. 2 - Legion Hall, Kirk St. If you live in the South -Eastern section of Town between the South side Of Ontario St. and the East side .of King St., including that portion known as "Little England", you vote at the Legion Hall on Kirk Street. Poll Station No. 3 - Senior Citizen's Apartments, King St. If you live-in the South -Western section of Town between the Westside of King St. and the South side of Huron Street, you vote at the Senior Citizen's Apartments, King Street. Poll Station No. 4 - Clinton Arena If you live in the North-Western ,section of Town between the North side of Huron St. and the West side ,of Albert St., you vote at the Clinton Arena. All polls will be open from 11 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. and no longer. C.C. PROCTOR • Returning Officer dent, Hon. William G. Newn-Can, minister of agriculture and food; past pres., John Stephen, Perth County; president, Max Stead- man, Lambton; first vice, H. A. (Pat) Telfer, Brant; second vice, Jim Armstrong, Huron; sec. - manager, E. A. Starr, Toronto; assistant, A. J. Peppin, Toronto. Other members of the executive are: Leonard Kirby, Algoma East; Bruce Parker, Bruce County; Everett Hogan, Fronte- nac-Wolfe Island; Donald Green - lees, Frontenac; William Par- ney, Kent and William Snowden, Haldimand. Sites of future International Plowing Matches are: Frontenac 1977, Huron 1978, Kent 1979, Ox- ford 1980, Simcoe 1981, Middlesex 1982. • Huron home economist is transferred to Fergus On March 1st' extension home economist Jane Pengilley will leave Huron County behind her to step into a new phase of her career. After three and a half years . in Huron, Jane has been transferred to Wellington OPEN 1-6 THE SEPARATE SHOPPE MAIN CORNER, CLINTON PHONE 482.7778 (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) Pant Suits! L OPEN 1-6 organize Achievement Days. Huron County was Jane's first post on graduation from Home' Economics at the University of Guelph-, and she looks upon thelast three and a half years as having "really " been exciting." County, where she will work I've certainly gained a out of the Fergus office. of experience and the sharing She will ,continue to carry of ideas with the people I've out the duties of extension worked with is some ping I'll home economist, which never forget," she sa demands that she spend mOstsk�--.__e ` - of her time working with 4'-H homemaking courses. Her involvement with 4-H requires that she plan and oversee current 4-H projects; visit the various clubs to follow up earlier meetings; lot A native of Brampton, Jane feels some remorse at having to pull up her Huron stakes but the challenge ,of "new people and new surroun- dings" promises an at- tractive challenge. THURSDAY, MARCH 3 Startingat 7:30 p.m. at the CLINTON TOWN HALL -14 • hear the candidates for mayor - chat and socialize after. • Public service announcements Free. Coffee Sponsored by the Clinton News -Record • • a. Contains 9 For an , delicious - EXTRA TREAT Be sure to take home our SALADS 67ff T N► IN 5 Colonel S.ndwtt` Qecspe � entuck9�c !. ANAI .1Ni1ML'�'.• Col. Sanders Boys & Girls make it "Finger Lickin' Good" amaannuaan 9 Ugly* *J ' i1�J-a !t JftV�'%iiV%1t_'l_1i_ JL JUiL I _IKIVt_ SciveWith John Deere Long Gree Dvder�s 0 This coupon is worth money. 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