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Clinton News-Record, 1977-06-23, Page 22PAGE 22.--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1977 „tteo d U .CwwtM+ IAA ,, � •••rAM AMi iR li•1 i ttM •1• Vit•• _ - _ IL Q.dt Tt Au MAN �cn WARRINGTON •'Wt (j 733 tar, wr' . ••• 17. Auction sales CPA se" it a.+tn•1 y• 17. Auction sales • Goderich Twilight Auction Sale Held for the Estate of George Mumby at the location 132 Hincks St. on Wednesday evening, June 29 at 6:30 p.m. Consisting of Kelvinator refrigerator; Kelvinator 24" range; wood annex; 5 pc. bronzetone dinette suite; bed and mat- ching fall front dresser; chesterfield and matching chair; two 5 pc. chrome suites; S4" continental bed; hall tree; black and white TV; wicker hamper; odd chairs; and tables; telephone table; bedding; pictures; frames; 3 rugs; foot stools; vacuum; pots and pans; quantity of glass, china and many more items. • Rathwell's Auction Service Auctioneers - Appraisers - Liquidators Brucefield 482-3120 or 527-1336 18. Services available 18. Services available SAVE MONEY: On Your • EXCAVATING • ELECTRICAL • GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • SEPTIC TANK AND AQUAROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEM • TRENCHER AND BACKHOE SERVICE, HURON PINES huton pines CONSTRUCTION LTD. Agents for G.N.C. Homes 86 KING ST., CLINTON 482-7901 MID -WESTERN PAVING • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS • REPAIRS PHONE J Phone 482-3733 TV & Appliance REPAIR • All Makes • Speedy Service • In-home repairs Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 WATER WELL. DRILLING W. D. HOPPER & SONS FOUR MODERN ROTARY RIGGS r PHONE:SEAFORTH NEIL,: 527-1737,E - DU R L : 527-0828 JIM: 527-0775 ♦ CUSTOM KILLING AND PROCESSING Butchering dates— Tway and Thursday TUESDAY ---Beet and Pork FRIDAY —Beef Only • PICK- UP ,SERVICE AVAILABLE Warner's Abattoir 237.4314 Dashvieed tfn • 1 ET MIKE LUCAS help. you_with your DECORATING PROBLEMS for FREE ESTIMATES on PAINTING and WALLPAPERING Phone 482-3530 • tf SCREENED TOP SOIL GRAVEL and 3/4 STONE BACKHOEING and EXCAV4TING Phone LYLE MONTGOMERY 482-7644 tf/ar Custom Slaughtering and Processing kill 1)a.% Vs. cclnt'tidal\ ;?raRusRs DASHWOOD 237-3314 19. Notice.to creditors IN THE ESTATE QF RHEA FERROL PENNEBAKER, late of the Town of Clinton in the County of Huron, Widow, deceased. • ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the al?ove- named who died on the 1st day of April, 1977, are required to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 6th day of July, 1977, after which date the assets will be distributed, having regard only to the claims of which 'the undersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 6th day of June, 1977. MENZIES, ROSS Clinton, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executors., 24,25,26 , qq %• MCR R "ICU Cu�� M Rt DRISCtila GENCY Y r •6 ADMfN SECYrEE 1' ,,. •• 19. Notice to creditors IN THE ESTATE OF MARY ALICE GIBBINGS,Iate 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 19th day of May, 1977, are required to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 8th day of July, 1977, after which date the assets will be distributed, having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. " DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 8th day of June, 1977. MENZIES, ROSS Clinton, Ontario Solicitors for the Executor. 24,25,26 21. Personal I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by my wife, Julia Hunking after this date, June 9, 1977. - Murray Hunking.-23-25x 22. Lost and found LOST: Hereford heifer, 600 lbs. 21/2 miles. east - north of No. 8 Hwy. around Radford's gravel pit. Phone 482-3373..-25 • LOST: 10 speed, blue Dude bicycle. Finder please phone Rev. L. Lewis 482-9377.-25x 26. Births CHAMNEY: Mr. and Mrs. Doug Chamney of Auburn are proud to announce the safe arrival of their son, Ryan Douglas, born June 19, 1977, a little brother for Alison. Special thanks to Dr. Denmark, Dr. Lomas and the nursing staff of Alexandra General Marine Hospital, Goderich.-25 SHIPP - Sam and Irene are pleased to announce the welcome arrival of Kelly Jo Roberta, 7 lbs. 1 oz. born June 18, 1977 at Clinton Public Hospital. A sister for Sam. —25nc KUNTZ - Wayne and Fran are proud to announce the birth of their son, Michael Wayne, 9 lbs. 9 oz. born June 20, 1977 at Clinton Public Hospital. A brother for Christa. —25nc 27. Deaths FURTNEY - Laura June. At. St. Joseph's Hospital -on Friday, June 17th, 1977, June (McDonald) Furtney, in her 51st year. Beloved wife of William E. Furtney of West Williams Twp. bear mother of Douglas Furtney, Sudbury, Scott, Blair, and Bruce Furtney, at home. Daughter of Roy McDonald, of Parkhill. Sister of Marjorie (Mrs. Donald Adam), of Putnam, Ellen (Mrs. Douglas Morgan), of Clinton, John McDonald, Windsor, Donald McDonald, of Kincardine and Robert,Stayner. Rested at the M. Box and Son Funeral Home, Parkhill, where funeral service was conducted on Monday, June 20th at 2 p.m. 'Interment Sylvan Cemetery. By request the casket remained closed. —25 GLAZIER - W. Herbert, at the Bonnie Brae Nursing Home in Tavistock. Formerly of 273 Brunswick Street, in his 90th year. W. Herbert Glazier, husband of the late Elsie Ross Ireland. Dear father of Gordon, of Grand Bend, Mrs. Deane (Doreen) Gee, Mrs. Wilma McLeod, both of Stratford, Mrs. Jean Ruthig of Cambridge. Brother of Alfred and Harold, both of Clinton, Mrs. Asa (Ger- trude) Deeves, of Hensall, Mrs. Elwin (Edith) Pickard, of Clinton. Also 'survived by six grandchildren and seven great- grandchildren. Rested at the Henbuck Funeral Home, 156 Albert Street, where the family will receive friends Monday 2 to 4, 7 to 9. Funeral service was held at the Funeral Home Tuesday, June 21, 1977 at 2 p.m. Interment Avondale Cemetery. —25 31. Card of thanks FALCONER - I would like to express my sincere thanks to all those who came to visit me and sent flowers and cards while I was a patient in University Hospital, London. It was all deeply appreciated. Mervyn Falconer. —25 YEATS - We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends who expressed their sympathy with flowers and cards during our recent bereavement in the loss of a dear mother and grandmother. George Madelon and Graham Yeats and Gwen and Ken Johnston. —25 800KK Wai•, • , f,u ,) 31. Card ,of thanks LYONS: J would like to thank everyone for cards, flowers, treats and all visits while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Drs.1 Lambert and Harrett, and first floor staff for the excellent care received. Thanks also to everyone who helped look after the children. - Helen Lyons. -25x McADAM: Our sincerest thanks and appreciation to our friends and relatives for good wishes, flowers and gifts and for coming to our party. Special thanks to Heather and Robin. You all made our 25th anniversary a very happy occasion. - Eugene and Mildred McAdam. -25x HOGGART: The family of the late Mary Jane Hoggart wish to thank relatives , neighbours and friends for their many acts of kindness, floral tributes and donations to charitable organizations to Rev. Mervyn E. Reuber and the Box Funeral Home, your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Daughters Beatrice and Helen. -25x TYNDALL - A very sincere thank you to all friends, neighbours and relatives for their visits, cards, flowers and gifts and calls while in hospital and since my return home. Special thanks to my family, Dr. Lambert, Dr. Harrett, nurses and staff on first floor of Clinton Hospital. Your kindness will always be remembered. Harriet Tyndall. —25x Homesvi]le by Blanche Deeves personals Mr. and Mrs. Don Duff celebrated their 17th an- niversary on the weekend. They had friends and relatives at their place for a house warming party. oa.nd received many nice gifts. The, evening was spent playing cards and everyone enjoyed a social time. The community would like to give its best wishes to the Duff's on their anniversary. The ham and turkey supper at the Holmesville United Church had another suc- cessful year. Mrs. Hannamaker of Napani is visiting her sister, Mrs. Orville Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Murray McDougall had their niece Mrs. Diane Argyle uci Bayfield visiting with them on the weekend. Shirley Norman of Kit- chener was home on the weekend to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman. On Father's Day, Bonnie Lockwood, Jean Purdue and Blanche Deeves took their husbands to the Sandpiper Inn at Vanastra for dinner. tsus Trip The Goderich Township WI are planning'a bus. trip to the McLaughlin Estate in Oshawa. 11 anyone is in- terested in going, please call 524-7051 or 524-7436 im- mediately for tickets. Everyone is welcome on this trip. School News School will end on Friday, June 24 for all pupils. Dismissal will take place at 2:30 pm. We hope that the pupils have a healthy and happy holiday. Friday, June 24 the annual graduation for grade eight will be held with a noon luncheon at 12:15 and the graduation program at 1:15 pm. The grade eight pupils will be excused from morning classes and will attend the ceremonies with their parents or guardians. All parents of the grade eight students are cordially invited to the luncheon and program. The pupils from grades five to seven will also participate in the graduation services. . Though school officially ends on June 24, some of the students are being asked to return on June 29 to par- ticipate in a ball tournament at Clinton. Recently the grade eight class took a trip to Niagara Falls and the grade five class visited the Science Centre in Toronto. Everyone had a good time and both trips were financed by student raised funds and board con- tributions. Mrs: Bill Batkin and Reta Potter seem to be deciding whether they should nip a piece of turkey and ham from the plates, but really the ladies were only waiting until the people were seated for the ham and turkey supper at the Holmesville United Church. Then the ladies, along with the rest of the UCW group would begin serving the meat, salads and choice of pies. (News -Record photo) Fitness is fun. Try some. pcP' 4.0 naRriapacnan; I3udget. (continued from page 3) that if the committe was to be six strong then the first six people asked would be on the committee and the exercise might as well be stopped there. "I'd like to see the names of anyone who wants to volunteer be put in a hat and six chosen by drawing names," he said. UCW plan bake sales The Kippen UCW met June 14 for their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. E. Anderson had the worship and opened with a poem entitled "June". Mrs. D. Cooper, president, chaired the rest of the meeting and the roll call was answered by naming a for- mer minister of Kippen Church. The ladies are planning to hold two bake sales at Homestead, one on July 2 and one on August 13. Mrs. Harold Jones gave the topic Mrs. Ross Broadfoot en- tertained with some musical numbers. by Margaret Hoggarth, and, the treasurers' report by Mrs. Harold Parsons. Current events, were given by Mrs. `Grant MacLean and the Banquet clans were presented by Mrs. Vern Alderdice who also gave the motto. "Don't worry abort the things you can't change, save your energy for those you can." Members. decided to have the uniforms and badges for the ploughing match and were asked by the president to give some thought as to how to celebrate the 7e anniversary. Mrs. Harry Caldwell had a musical contest for which The hostesses Mrs. Wm. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot played. Consitt and Mrs. Robert The winners were Mrs. Grant Turner served a delicious MacLean and Mrs. Hugh treat, cake, ice cream and Parsons. The meeting closed fresh strawberries. Mrs. with 0 Canada and Mrs. Dave David Cooper gave courtesy Triebner and Mrs. Ross remarks. Broadfoot served lunch. WI meets Community notes The Kippen East WI had as Strawberry picking at their guest speaker Ivor Bell's and Lovell's is the Bodenham when they met on order of the day. tip June 15 at the home of Mrs. Mr. Webster Bµchanan and Harry Caldwell. Mr. Mr. Dale Wheatley visited -in Bodenham said that there are the village during the past three people concerned in the week. Bible, Adam, you and Christ. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson, Your biggest change is to get Lucan, visited on Sunday with out of the family of Adam and Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Meliis. into the family of Christ. We Mr. Leonard Lovell has are all free moral agents who built a new vegetable stand can make our way to Christ. south of the village and Mrs. Al Hoggarth, opened it for business t ' president, conducted the week. meeting and read a poem, Kippen East WI and frien "Thanks for dirty dishes". had a good bus tour to the Reports were given on the New Eaton Centre, Toronto. District Annual by Mrs. Mrs. Hugh Alderdice, Robert Kinsman; the Meaford visited with workshop by Grace Drum- relatives in the area during mond; the 75th anniversary the past week. s After polling the 16 trustees and discovering that 14 wished to -serve on the budget committee the chairman asked if the committee could be ap- pointed by the chairman's advisory committee. He suggested that the chairman's group could look over the special interests and concerns of the trustees and try to appoint a committee that would be balanced in its approach to the budget. He also suggested that ,the budget committe be left to choose its own chairman. Vic chairman Marion Zinn said she, was pleased at the concern of the boardi members and pointed out that the exercise proved that "alot of people are interested in the budget" Hidden Treasures in Your Basement? Turn 'em into cash! To you, all that "junk" in the basement may he worthless, but to someone else, it might be a "treasure." See what you can dig up ... and then turn into cash with our Want Ads. $ - Gather up all those great finds and ad- vertise them "for sale" in our Want Ads. You're sure to end up with a pocketful extra spending money for the holidaysl • ,PHONE 482-3443 Clinton News -Record ;