Clinton News-Record, 1979-07-05, Page 20• • _.,PA,OE: 20.44,7,C LINT( N• NE=W $R . COR,D,• THUR D . '
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, JUL` 5 • 1979.
' 18. Services available 18. Services available 27- Deaths.
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blades.. Bldg. 14 - 5th Ave.,
Vanastra. 27X -
. DRYWALL,
known for,high qu'allty
PETER BAKOS
DRYWALL
have complete drywall
service --
Phone 527-1398
5274606
JOHN KASSiES
GENERAL
CONTRACTING '
`_ •* Farm. Buildings
* Additions
•* Renovations
Phone 482-30.63
iimommiimimmemt
Fireplaces
Blocks, Bricks, and
An'gel:Stone
Glen Thomas --
482-3767
CHUTER PLUMBING
HEATING & ELECTRIC
Frunace Installations
DELAVAL MILKER SUPPLIES
Ap Bance ervice.
46 King St. 482-7652
y,azt, et • , .. - -l8tfn
D. and B.
SHINGLING
and
PAINTING
General Contractors
Clinton, Ontario
Phone 482-9347.
HANK'S SMALL,
ENGINE SERVICE
HENRY. REINiNK
1 MILE NORTH OF ''
LONDESBORO
523-9202
Lawn and Garden
Equipment
*Repairs
*New Lawnmowers
and Tillers
in stock.
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26. Births.
' REEDER
Richard-••--a-n-d', , Marlene
welcome withlove their first
born, a 'son,- .Nicholas, 'who
was born June 30",:1979 at the
Victoria Hospital `London,
Ont. Proud grandparents are
Al and Rilla Rid -ley of
Winnipeg, Man. ' and Sam
and • Joan .Reeder 'of
Brisbane, Australia. An
• extra :proud great-
grandmothe'rr is Rhoda
Ridley of Winnipeg,
Man. -2%c
BALL
M •Brantford- General
Hospital Friday, June 29,
to
1979
Hospital,
and Gregory
(nee McPherson), a son,
Justin Gregory, weighing 9
lbs. 1 oz•, a brother for
Jennifer. Proud grand-
parents are Doris and
Harold -McPherson and
Margaret and• Clark
Ball.--27nc -
27. Deaths
M%NUTT , '
Janet A. (nee McTaggart) on
Tuesday e 19, 1979. -at
Toronto Well g' ey, Hospital,
wife of David A. McNutt -RR
2 Arundel,iquebec. 11fo'ther of
Mary, ...Allan, Cathy and
Sandra, sister of Mary�(Mrs-,
I=.F: Tisdall) formerly .of
Cl'in on. —27nc
f
ETHER,INGTON
William HowarSl (area
electrical inspector for
Ontario tiydyro). Suddenly at
his residence, RR 2 Bayfield,
Ontario on Monday, June 25,
197-9 3.---W i l-l-ia-m . Howard
Ether,ington,
owar--dEtherington, formerly of
Stratford,` in his 55th year.
Beloved husband of Joyce
Caroline Adair. Dear father
of William. Etherington,, of
Stratford, Mrs. Patrick
(Susan) O'Meara, Seeley's
Bay, Ontario, Mrs. Paul
(Marylyn) Jenkins, of
Picton. Brother of 'Jack, of
'RR 2 Bayfield, . Mi\s. Ken
(Helen-) Ducharme, of
Pointe Claire, Quebec; -:Mrs.
Don (Shirley-) Stricker, of
Boulder, Colorado. Also
survived by 3 grandchildren.
Rested at the Heinbuck
FuneraaVHome, 156 Albert
Street, Stratford, where the
family received ' friends
Wednesday 2:30-5 p.m. and
7-9 p.m. The funeral service
was held at the funeral home
on Thursday June 28, at 2
p.m. Int'errnent will follow fn
Avondale Cemetery,
Stratford.-27nc
28. Engagements
• .y,
PROUSE-CHOWEN
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Chowen of Clinton, are
pleased to announce the.
forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Darlene, to
Gary Prouse, son of -Mrs..
Lois Hallam of Goderich and
Robert Prouse of Goderich.
The wedding will -take place
at the bride's parents' home
on July 28, 1979.-27 '
TAYLOR-RENNER
Mrs. Patricia Garrett of
Clinton and._Mr. Percy
Renner of Bayfield. are
pleased to announce . the
forthcoming marriage of
their ,daughter, Faith, to
Allan Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs.. • John Taylor,
Brucefield. The wedding will
take place Saturday, July 2$,
- 1979 in St. Andrew's United
C:htn cli; _-,_Blayfre,l:d'._.._O:perr
reception to follow. -27x
li
30. I n memoriam
HAMILTON
In' loving„ memory of a dear
husband, father and , gran-
dfather, Wm. Hamilton who
passed away July 9, 1976:
As time unfolds another year
Loving memories . keep you
near
Silent thoughts .of times
together
Hold memories that will last -
forever. •
Lovingly remembered by his
wife Pearl, daughters
Lenora, Shirley and Helen
and families. -27X
JOHNSTON
In loving memory • of our
dear son Ervin Johnston who
died July 8, 1978:
This month comes back with
deep regret,
' It brings back a night we,
can,aot forget, , •
You fell -Asleep without
goodbye.
But memories of you will
neve ed ie.
What .we would give if you
could say •
Hello Mom and Dad in the
same old way.
To hear your voice and see
your smile,
To sit and chat with you a
while
For you who have a son
Cherish him with care
For .you'll never know' the
heartache .
Till you all meet and he's not
there,.'
Always remembered by
Mother•and Dad. -27X
•
•
• F AW CETT .
•It loving memory of a dear
son and brother David
Fawcett who passed away
ono year ago July 8, 1978 -in'
. his eighteenth year: • •
'This"rrnth comes back with'
sad regret,
It bt•ings back a day we will
never forget. ,
NO fond farewell Was spoken
• 1V'o time to say goodbye,
He was gone before we knew
it and only pod knows why.
He was always kind and
thoughtful And a friend to all,
God treasure him in your
garden ofrest
For in his way he was one of
the best.
Days of sorrow still come
over ifs ` .
And tears do often flow,
There's not a day goes by
-that we don't think of you.
.Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by Mom, Dad,
Rebenca and Nancy. -2
vWW�rvw.nN:k -
0. ' Irl memoriam ..
HILL . `
In loving memory of our son-
in-law Wm. J. Hill who
passed away July 1975:
They who think that you are
gone, . • .
Beeau. a no Mor -(•-your face
they see
Are wrong for in our hearts
you live
And always will in memory.
,Always remembered by
mother-in-law and father -in-
law. -27x - -
31. Card of thanks
NIVINS
Gord and Mary Nivins would
like.. to thank friends and
relatives for the gifts and
good wishes at a surprise_ -•
gathering . held Saturday,
June 23 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Pickard on the
occasion of their 25th wed-
ding anniversary. Your
thoughtfulness is 'greatly
appreciated. -27
WISE
Special thanks to all who
helped Mrs. Jennie •- Wise
celebrate her 90th birthday
in Clinton Public Hospital on
June 26, to relatives and
friends for. the many lovely
flowers, visits, cards and
gifts and made it such a very
specialday for her. . Sin-
cerely, Her Family. -27X
'WESTLAKE
The family -of the late
Thomas Westlake wish to
thank 'relatives andfriends
for cards, flowers and
memorial donations and .
other expressions' of sym-
pathy during our • recent • •
bereavement., A special
thank • You to - the
management and staff of the
Bluewater Rest Home, Dr.
C,J. Wallace and to Pastor
R. Brubacher and Pastor J.
Dressler and all who helped ,
in any way. -27
JAMIESON
I would like• to thank my
family, relatives, friends
and neighbours- for their-..
Lindsay Carol Dechert and Al Sygrove, teacher, (third row from The graduating, class at Holmesville Public School got together
left) Doug Moffett, Shane Elliott,=Terry Johnston, Michael Lobb, for perhaps the last time at their graduation ceremony recently.
Tim---Roosemalen, Allan. Vander Ende, Brad Smith and Michael The graduates- are (front row from left)• Allison Postill, Linda
Dale, (back row from left) Janice Eider-;,. Gary Cox, Ron Blake, Heykoop, Barbara Forbes, Brenda Harris, Susan Bell . Diana
Itim Ladd, Brian Wain, Paul Porter and Cathy Frank. Not: Claui , Linda Feltz and Laura Cantelon, (second row,from left)
available four photo were Ken Davis, Dor} Littlechild and Sean Robert Reabttrn, teacher, Tammy Gowanlock, Arlinda
. Van Dongeti. (photo by Jeff Seddon) - - Schloendorf, Scott Harris, Kevin Trotinan, Dale Evans, Elise
'... 1
olmesville students receive awards
by Blanche Deeves
Graduation generally set the pace for
School News • The Holmesville Public their family and if family
On. Monday, June 25, School held . their members fail to live up to
Awards ' Day and Kin- . graduation ceremony on. their ,'responsibilities,
dergarten_ gradulation Wednesday,. June 27, some of this difficulty
w ts.,.:. held. After the when the ceremony may be traced *back to a
ceremonies, the parents opened by the singing• of deficiency on the part of
of -the -kindergarten class ' 0 Canada. Musical . parents. Of course, there
were invited for refresh . selections were played by is the financial respon-
ments served in the the school band directed sibility of parenthood; as
library. • ; • by Mr. Blackwell. • students progress in
Awards were as•Mr. Reaburns final --school, education does
follows: band awards by speech to the graduation not become cheaper and
Mr Blackwell; activity class was as follows: -parents must make
bars for members; choir Mr. Kenwell, parents, financial sacrifices on
award, by Mr. Blackwell, staff ' m e m •
b e r s , behalf of sons and
activity bars for mem- graduat•es and students I daughters. But most
bers ; student council feel .-so-rnewhat at a importantly of all, is' the
awards by Mr. Scholl, disadvantage this af- development in a family
activity bars' for mem-
teaching
as this is my last unit that father and
thou fitful visits c rds and
bers. teaching day• at this mother are backing us,
school and :no ..one here
fi .,.;.�t�, ,.,.....:.ti,�.su orcin our en
flowers whrl`e'"a patient in Pp g
u b i -c .� s �e�ak:i n
P" g - will have to take me too deavours and -vin .. us
award's- were„,, „,,given b ,m `.-;.::� ,,- e.
g Y:w�s.e�t�sly.:...�Gerta"inly��-not�-` the: , encouragements so
.Mr. Reaburp,•.to-Durno"r, the graduates! Not the needed by young people.,.
-Shell-eyy Teal, Jenny other students! Not even • "Who is challe d
A11,n, Stephen Bugler. the teachers! - Not more than the stud ?
Senior, Barb Forbes,parents. Today, students ave
Brenda Harris, :Janine "Despite . this "disad- more obstacles . in their
M4Piew. Library awards vantage, I feel that as way than ever before in
wire given by Mrs. part of my swan song,. I . history. Some of these
BLACK Pulman.y influences look good on
�' '� I would.. like" to finish .m
My sincere thanks op School soccer-' team school assignment here ' the surface but it is only
relatives, neighbours an.d
friends for all the kindnesses awards to: most valuable with a challenge to the when you examine these
exten.deej' to me, the visit, player, Sean Van people-- • -who are here, more closely that you find
flowers, gifts and cards Dangen; girls most, whether they like it or "they are not all they
while a patient in Goderich; valuable player,- Shelley not. seem to be", Many
Hospital and since coming' Smith; senior boys "First of all, I'dlike to students find it difficult to
home. Sp ll thanks to. Dr. %., volleyball team, ' most challenge the teachers! It stay in school when
Lambert and all nurses and. valuable -player, Terry seems to me that sine friends who are already
staff for your excellent care. Johnston; senior girls the whole school system workingenjoy expensive
Marlene Black. -27 • . g Y P
volleyball team, most is concerned with ' cars and money to spend.
valuable player Susan decreased , , enrolments, It looks goo until you
REEDER P Y�
Clinton Hospital and since,
my return home. Yourkindness is much ap,,`
prepiated. Special thanks; to '
Dr. Baker, Dr. Watts, nurses
and staff on first floor who '
took such good care of rpe,
Irene Jamieson. -27
higher educational costs, realize that the car is -
Richard and Marlene wisb to Bell, senior boys
express very special tha t ks basketball, most valuable, school discipline that probably financed and
to Dr. Harrett. Clinton �nd
_. pLayer.,.___.._..Sea>�_ _._.__ V-an..._....teach.er,s_.have-..a--d.i-ficu-lt---__the---�w"a-g,e.s,..-- t-h-e-y----•�a-re•---Mrs Carol .-.Simani;.. Mrs.
earning as young people Margaret McCauley,
will not prove satisfac- Mrs. Lynda • Steenstra
tory in future years. and Mrs. Linda -
Young. students must Nakamura will not be on
learn to withstand 4 -the the school staff during
temptation to quit school 1979-80 school term. Mrs.
early. Steenstra has decided to
"Now I said that remain at home with her
education does not daughter, while other
guarantee a job future teachers have accepted
and I meant that, but new teaching positions in
success in education does the county. We extend our
mean that a person has best wishes to these
learned to discipline people as they assume
their responsibilities and
thank them for their past
efforts in ,education. At
•
1Vlarlene Forbes of S.S. the same •ti'me, • we
No. 4 Community Club;- welcome Mr. McKay as
top geography ` student principal and new" staff
,presented by Mrs: members, Mrs. Pat
• Deanne Lobb and Mrs. Briketon, Miss Marlene
Marlene Forbes, Cunningham and Miss
representatives of Mrs,. Loretta 'Ayatte. '
Glen Price, Brian Wain; Sincerely,
top mathematics student, ',, Robert G. Reaburn
Terry Johnston; top The 'Goderich Township
science student, Elsie Women's Institute had a
Lindsay; top ,sport-- luncheon for graduation
smanship award, Shane -day for the pupils and'
Elliott, presented by Mrs. parents • prior to the
Sylvia Johnston of graduation ceremony at
Taylor's Corners Com- the Holmesville School.
munity Club; top grade
five student receiving. Sports
Jay Drehmann
Mrs. Otr's plaque, representative for mixed
presented by Mrs. squirts team reports a no ,
`Marilyn Drehmann were sl=ow n
,. .. <_ .. p ,,v _,.w.-...._ , .,: g:- aim a ..this .:ast, .,.:
g
"Ann Borriatli' and"' Tisa week while Terry
P Jol`rrrs�ton'-r-e o��tecl�fi�-
Special t citizenship
award presented by Mr.
Jim Drehmann,
Canadian Order of
Foresters went to Susan
Bell; special music
award presented by Mr.
J.Westbrook was won by
Elsie Lindsay.
Appreciation Speech
"I ,would like to thank
the students, staff and
parents for • their
cooperation of the ' past -
seven years. It has
certainly been a pleasure --
for me to' work with so
Many good people and it
is my hope that we have
achieved some success
educationally.
"When school resumes,
Dr. Usher -Boyd. and staff of Dongen; senior girls role in trying to sort
Victoria Hospital, Londoh, baSetball, most valuable through a maze of dif-
Ont.-27 - • player, Elise Lindsay. ficulty in order to teach at
BUFFINGA • Track and field awards all. Then, of course, it
My sincere thanks o were given by Mr. used to be, get an
relatives, neighboursold ad S were
. an Mrs: education and get a job at
y,g which,,.you and
have to
friends for all kindness' s McCauley : midget, boys,
extended to me, the visitsGory Stephenson, Curt work :too "hard. That was a
flowers, gifts, cards while; a slogan and, -a fact of the
patient in Clinton 'Hospital, McPherson, Rod Nurse, 50's and60's.
Special thanks to Dr. Harnett Carson Teal. midget -
p Harrett "Well, • things have
and all nurses and staff for girls, Shelley Surridge, changed . Education
your excellent care anti -= Anne Bornath, Jenny
attention. C. Buffinga.-27X Allen, .Maureen Perrott; doesn't guarantee a job.
• : L junior boys, Robin Lobb, Therefore, teachers can
STORE' ., i, Mike ' Clark, Frank
We wish to thank' our. sbn, Schleandorf; junior .girls,
James and his family, the ' Shelley Teal, • Marjorie
ACW of St. James, Mia. Sin h, Jackie Norman;
dleton, Mrs. Lila Storey a'hd: g
the Rev. William Bennett, 'intermediate boys, Mike
also 'friends and relatives Powell, _Shawn Rahbek,
Who attended and sent caNls Kevin Feagaft; in-
to- make our 45th wedd ng texmediate girls Cathy
anniversary such a ha Py . Oke,• 'Darlene Smith,
occasion. • Joe• And ..Salah. Lynda-Rufsselo, Nancy
Storey. -27 Bugler; senior - boys,
DEEVES • ! Don Littlechild; senior well develop that we will staff of Holmesville
My sincere thanks -and
not be able to count on oil Public Schoctl, it is mY'
relatives, .neighbours -sl`rd girls, Elsie Lindsay,
friends for all ours s es Carol Dechert, Susan and gasoline in the future pleasure to extend our
Boll as we have in the past. It best wishes to you, the
extended to -•me through may even be that people graduates, in your future
visits, flowers', gifts and Field Day
cards, while a patient in On Tuesday, June. 12,
South :'Huron Hospit` 1,
.
Exeter and since. returning the,pupils who placed
home.' Special thanks to -i r. first or second in any
Wallace, Mrs'i Visscher; br. event here on Thursday,
O'Connor, Riev. Scan May 31, travelled to
McDonald, Hensall United . Seaforth High School. Out
Church, Mrs. Eric Lutler of 7 schools that attended
'and all nurses and staff •;for -the. meet, Holmesville
tpr .excellent care and School finished third.
t tion. Asa also wishe to n the intermediate
ahik these W/1"C.prOVi `ea"�"""
" h"transportation arid girls+` chi Oke came in p 'y, by council. Goff Brands stop wB1 •i lyder laced on
rho offered .transportation, first in this category with taught with a renewed Harris; topboy n in P
to visit me. Mrs. Geri tie 44 oints; •rah the union .application was held part lot 39, concession
p J vigour by teachers' ge'n a r'a;1 proficiency , pending a certificate of nine. No motions were
Deves.-27 girls, Shelley Teal placed -parents for the_beneftt of . Michael Lobb, both cam Bance and Wayne' recordedregardingthis
' ' M'' i ' '-third„with 32 points. In the p Y
p students and -future presented by Mrs, Sylvia Colclo�ugh.!s .._..,, pplication protest. ,
midget boys, Gary citizens: •Johnston `from L 1991 `
was held pending proof of Council passed •., a
Stephenson cam in . "Parents, naturally Canadian Foresters. Top ownership.The other five motion to invite three'
• second with 34 points. have a challen e>as well. history stfid:ent, Dou las
g y g a Hcatro�ns Were representatives of
Goderich Town Council to
n and Mr. the Iolmeg'vilie C8uncil
r Jent 'ins were p1 sent at ! Ch 'i 1,ers o'n July, 9 at 8
rs, the couiici1 � fneeting to Turn to page 21 v
no longer say to students - ' himself and employers
pass this course and realize that the can -
you'll have your job. But didates they hiremust
of course, that was too have self . discipline
simple., ,a philosophy `besides • the - job
anyway. Where does this qualifications. It is not
leave the' teacher? In my easy to obtain- an
opinion, teachers must • education but ,with
Islay the role of preparing re s p,o n s ib i l i ty and
people for -change and diligence on your -Part, a
students must learn to , successful education can
—. - Shane Elliott, Mike Lobb,- ' adapt to change. It may 1p yours. On -behalf of the
will have --to prepare ,,e.,ducational en -1 -Mrs: D. Robinson to
themselves for changes deavours." enlarge a Cottage, J. E.
in energy and a host of ' The opening remarks Fritizley -to enlarge a
other' things. Teachers were- given by Mr. house, G.J. Graham for a
must help p=repare people Reaburn followed by Mr. mobile home, Goff Brand
for these changes. W D W.D. Kenwell, for a • hog barn, Joe
'"But there. are some superintendent of a-Iuron Durnin for a cottage and
things that should not County Board , of Wayne Colclough'for an
change: responsibility`, • Education. The following ,implement sheds
attendance, punctuality, presentations were Joe Durnin's building "
.. . -_ng., respect - . given:,stop ,girl in general application was refused
u derstandi
the e•- a•ttitu:des,.: ,Must be r o fi c i e n d B d
wee boys team beat
Benmiller "B" 11 to 5.
Pee Wee • ' girls
representative Jennifer
Fuller, these girls won
over Varna 10-9.
The midget girls,
.representative .Debbie
Harrison said, Hullett
beat Holmesville while
the midget boys
representative Ross
Schloendorf said their
game against Auburn
was rained out. Don't
forget the represen-
tatives are to call Mrs.
Rivett •with scores. Good,
luck on your next week's
games.
Personals
"Holtnesville • welcomes
the family of Mr. and• .. ..
Mrs. Del Schloendorf to.
. their community and
hope for a long and happy
stay. m... -
Goderich. Township
barbecue picnic to be
held July 11. Pits are to
be lit by 5:30 'at the
Lakeside Park on Black -
point road about two
miles south' of Goderich,
so come and bring your
food and family.
Entertainment to be
provided, and the rain''
date is July 12.
Goderich Twp.' council meets -
Five building permits
were issued when
Goderich Township
Council met in regular
session on June 18.
Building permits were
requested by Philip
B- uglier for a pony shed,
G. Wright for a porch,
discuss section 86 of the
assessments. Their study
showed great variations,
e.g. of 296 residential
units, 71 were, in the
median requiring no
change while 111 were
over and, 114
were under assessed.
Based on this •stthdy,
council passed a 'motion
to request the Honorable
Lorne Maeck, Minis•ter" of
Revenue, to put in place
section 86 regarding -
assessment in., the
Township of Goderich.
Cale Doucette was
present at the council
meeting to, protest the
Congratulations to theseeasy raising •,p . English,p P
..w �: its ,not raisin Moffett;, to granted.
pupils and to all who teenagers as' I'M sure student, Barbara p'dr es; g Mr. Pe
participated in the track many of you have already both presented by s ag
and field events•. found out. Parents Dianne Lobb and
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