Clinton News-Record, 1981-12-16, Page 13•
The people who support the hospital fund
Here are some more
Donations to the Clinton
Public Hospital Building
Fund:
Mrs. Iona Jefferson, Mr.
and Mrs. BM Cheasel, Mr.
and Mrs. Mervyn Hayter,
Bert S;ootheran, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Fear, Miss Kay
Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Connolly, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Rutledge, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Deeves, Mrs. Marg
Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Potter, Mrs. Betty
Wilkin, Seer's Body Shop &
Maxine's Snack Bar, Mr.
Ruurd Koopmans, John
Wyatt, Art Hoggart..
Mrs- 'Grace Greidanus,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lobb,
Gordon Stock, John
Haverkamp, Ervin SiIlery,
John Klaver, Dr. Graham
Bowker, Harvey Brown,
Donald L. Bell Bldg. Con-
tractor Ltd., Mr. and Mrs.
Don Eastman, Clarence
Rau, Erb Farming & Meat
Market, Mr. and Mrs.
Gladwin Westlake, Mr. and
Mrs. Percy McClenaghan,
Mrs. Nancy Wise.
N. La Croix, Lewis Dutot,
Kenneth Caldwell, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Trick, Phil
Malcolm, Mrs. Jean Hewer,
Earl Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Vakenburg, Heather
Brander, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Giants, Blyth Inn,
Triple K. Restaurant, Gore's
Home Hardware.
JamesE. Wibon, Wallace
Turkey Products, Youngblut
Enterprises, Wm. Staut-
tener, Randy Blake, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Keys, Mr. and
Mrs. Denomme, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Andrews, Mr.
and Mrs. John Van Loo,
Robert Johnston, Mrs. Doris
Burrows, Ken's Carpentry,
J.T. Van Egmond, Mrs.
Violet Howes.
Joseph Jankowski, David
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Buchanan, Virgie
Williams, Leonard Radford,
Mrs. Marion flunking, Mrs.
A. Bakelaar, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Wilts, Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Boonstoppel, Mr. and
Mrs. Marthinus Datema,
John Verway, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Datong.
Mr. and Mrs: John Murch,
Steven Barden, Mr. and Mrs.
Len Caldwell, Ted Little,
W.T. McAsh, George Karam,
Donald Gower, Bruce
McKenzie, Wayne Pickard,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Connolly.
Mrs. Annie Hartman, Glen
Layton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Glen, Mrs. Frances
Freeman, Miss Edna
MacDonald, Donald Crich,
Gerald Blake, Ray Wise, Jim
Angus, Delbert Cook, Herb
MacAdam.
Doug Gilders, Mr. Wm.
Wood, Mrs. Joyce Wilson,
Mr. Stuart Boyce, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lawson, Mr.
John P. McMahon, Mr. and
Mrs. Merlin J. MacLean,
Christian Reform Church
Bazaar, Mrs. Lindsay Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. John peal Rau,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McFadden, Gary McKay,
Roy Pickard.
Mrs. Mary Garon, Mr.
Kevin Dutot, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Swan, Lorne
Garrow, Eric Switzer,
Galbraith Radio &
VANASTRA
the
Cby Nancy Linton
voice
Community news and notes
Day Nursery
Tommy and Shannon,
Beisel are back at the
Tuckersmith Day Nursery
School
On Dec. 14, the children
had a Christmas Party and
they put on short program.
This was a combined
evening with the Lady Diana
Nursery. Santa dropped in
andhanded out gifts.
On Dec. 23, the children
are to bring their bathing
suits and towels for free
swimming. Also on Dec. 23,
the children will be having
their Christmas Turkey
Dinner.
Lady Diana Nursery
The Lady Diana Nursery
will be closed from Dec. 22 to
Jan. 4. On Dec. 22 the
children will be leaving at 11
am.
Public School news
Monday, Dec. 14 was
Report Card Day, and
Monday, Dec 21, a short
Christmas Concert 1 'ss
held at the schoo rting
7: 30 p.m.
On Tues., Dec. 22 the bo fee-."
and girls win be tree . r to
full length Christmas
and Children will be
dismissed at noon. On Dec.
23, holidays begin and on
Jan. 4, school starts.
Tries., Dec. 1 are: first
share -the -wealth, Evelyn
Garland of Vanastra; second
share -the -wealth, Irene
Green of Goderich; third
share -the -wealth, unknown;
and jackpot, Norma Parsons
of Exeter aid Mrs. Bryant.
Results for Tues., Dec. 8
bingo are: first share -the -
wealth, Ina Finlayson of
Staffa; second share -the -
wealth, Fay Dalrymple of
Brucefield; third share -the -
wealth, Verna Schaaf of
Vanastra; and jackpot,
Joanne Bell of Hensel].
Community Tid-Bits
Did you know that.
The Vanastra Bowling
Lanes opened on Tuesday,
Dec. 15.
Ken and Carol Mcllveen
moved out to Alberta on Dec.
14.
That the Cubs are selling
raffle tickets on a ginger-
bread house
Television, Mrs. Joan L.
Cornish, Mr. Wayne
Wigelsworth, Dina Van-
derwal, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Dale, Chatterton Auto
Service, Snell's Grocery
Ltd., Blyth Meat Market,
Lloyd Tasker.
William Llloy Walsh, Blyth
Pro Hardware, Rick Sum-
mers, Mrs. Luella Lep-
pington, Mrs. June Boussey,
Norman Grainger, Hugh
Hodges, Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian Salverda, Harry
Snell, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Livermore, Calista
McNairn, Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Ellis, Clare Vincent
Jr.
Willis Bromley, Ron
Gross, Mrs. Lois M. Volk,
Victor Stackhouse, Elgin
Josljng, Peter Archambault,
Brock Site Fauns, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Johnston, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Howatt,
Mr. and Mrs. Johannus
Verway, Keith Lapp, Mr.
and Mrs. W.S. Ball, Mr. and
Mrs. Menno Martin, John
Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic
Doherty, Ex -Cell -0 Ltd.,
Mrs. Marie Beatty, Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Beer, Bonnie
Logtenburg, Alvin Sharp,
Miss Elaine Townshend, Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Den Boer, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Pickett, Mr.
and Mrs. August De Groof,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Potter,
Mrs. Eileen Johnson, Mrs.
MargaretBridle, Lloyd
Crich.
Mrs. Orville Blake, Irene
Cudmore, Paul Blair, Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Norman,
Herman Stryker, Howard
Johns, Ales Townsend,
Gerald Moffatt, George
Cantekw , Mr. and Mrs. J.
Veenstra, Mrs. Audrey
Frohn, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Brnlnsma
Joe Durand Construction
Ltd., Charles Rau, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Van DeCamp,
Clinton Dry Cleaners, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Murney, Karl
Skov, Mr. and Mrs Harold
Gibbings, Wm. Voddetl, E.D.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Newcombe, Mrs.
Jessie B. Hart, Mrs. Helen
Wells, Don Switzer, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Beisel, Mr, and
Mrs. Eldon Crich.
Mr. John Elliott, Blyth Vet
Clinic, Blyth Printing, Lyle
Youngblut, R.W. Madill, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm: Riehl, James
Butcher, Ida Martin, Mr.
Fred L Miller, Elizabeth J.
Twiss, Clinton Women's
Institute, Harris Snell, Mr.
and Mrs. - Charles Shell,
Stewart McKewen, Henry
Bauman, Ralph Schuurman,
Chris Guetter.
Hank Kerssies, Elgin
Penfaund, Robert J. Snell
and Raymond Snell, Bert
Renkema, Bert Greidanus,
Robert Trick, Carman
Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham, Hagman
Farm, Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund Hunking, Mrs.
Eileen Clark, ' Hans
Bakelaar, Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Yeo, Mr. and Mrs. S.A.
ICalokhe, Ray Foster, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Elliott.
Salary settlement
Ontario Hydro and the
Society of Ontario Hydro
Management and
Professional Staff signed a
memorandum of agreement
on December 7 for 1982
salary and benefit im-
provements.
Subject to ratification by
the 5,700 employees, the
settlement calls for a 10
percent across-the-board
salary increase, effective
December, 31, and a non -
compounded increase of 4.45
percent efective June 24,
1982.
Clwfstlan Church
• You are invited to the
Christmas Pageant from the
Sunday School and Come
Alive children on Dec. 18 at8
p.m. at the Church. Refresh-
ments will be served after
theprogram.
On Christmas Eve all
children are invited to join us
when we go carolling in the
neighborhood at 6:30 p.m. A
candlelight service will
follow the carolling at 8 p.m.
at the Church.
Recreation Centre
The Vanastra Recreation
Centre staff invites you for a
FREE Christmas swim,
same and use of the fitness
item from 9 a.m. to 10 lam.
on Wednesday Dec. 23. This
is our Christmas gift to our
friends and patrons.
The Winter Program '82
for swim and fitness classes
starts Jan. I1,1982. Program
brochures will be mailed to
households toward the end of
Dec. Register for classes at
any time by calling the
Centre at482-3544.
This Christmas, the
Vanastra Rec Centre is
offering something new In
the way of gifts for someone
you care for. A gift of fitness.
Gift certificates are
available for the pool, fitness
room and -or sauna.
Special holiday swims will
be held at the Centre during
the Christmas season- The
times areas follows: Dec. 23
(free) open recreation swim
from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Dec.
24, close at 1:15 p.m.;; Dem
25, closed; Dec. 26-31 open
recreation swims from 3
p.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Dec. 31,
closed at 4:30 p.m.
Regula r noon hour and
evening swims are in effect
as usual. Merry Christmas
and all the best in '82.
Bingo
Results from bingo- of
Clinton's newest mini -mall could be set for oponlg this
weekend, ae workmen put the finishing touches on the
three retail outlets. Here Doug Rbude, the operator of the
Dixie Lee Chicken and Seafood restaurant takes a break
to pose for the camera in his new 44 -seat quarters. The
new Mac's Milk Store is also set to open this week.. ( James
Fitzgerald photo)
Popcorn poppers may be defective
Owners of "POP POP
POPCORN" maker's should
stop using them immediate-
ly because of a potential fire
hazard, according to the
Canadian Standards
NOTICE
to the residents of
VANASTRA
'Association (CSA) and the
manufacturer, Charlescraft
Corporation, Toronto.
Investigations by CSA and
Charlescraft reveal a poten-
tial fire hazard if the popping
Holiday Garbage Pick -Up:
Friday, December 25 will
be picked up an
Thursday, December 24
Friday, January 1 will
bo picked up on
Thursday, December 31.
CHAMNEY SANITATION
Win a Gift Certificate Equal to your Purchase
(Winner every shopping day;
Dec. 1 - Mrs. 6aettls, DUrger+nori • 224.011
Dec. S - Jon Lelbold,Blyth - 235.00
Dec. II - 0111. Craig. ely1►h - 214.50
Dec. 10 - Cheryl Kraee, Saefarth -.224.00
Dec. 11 - Mrs, John Bryce, Paisley - 2175.25
Dec. 12 - Chris' Byisma, Blyth - 2142.40
November Jackpot Winner - 250. Gilt cerillicete
Becky Eiglc, Blyth
Val's Fashion Fare
Blyth 523-4351
OPEN 6DAYS A WEEK CHARCEX WELCOME
chamber becomes jammed.
CSAhas received four com-
plaints of these appliances
igniting. All fires were con-
fined to the product. There
were no reports of injuries.
The hot air corn poppers
being recalled will bear the
following marking: Model
MP -1 "POP POP POPCORN
MACHINE", 125VAC., 60Hz,
1000W. CSA LR 46211.
The manufacturer is re-
questing the units to be
returned prepaid to the
following address for a
minor modification. Once
modified, they will be
returned prepaid directly to
the customer: Charlescraft
Corporation Ltd., 127
Brockhouse Road, Toronto,
Ontario M3W 2XI.
Modified units will have an
"R" marked on the base of
the cornpopper. •
Smile
He: "I love you terribly."
She: "You certainly do."
IMPORTANT' NOTICE
You are reminded that it is ILLEGAL to park
on any street in the Town of Clinton
124$W042r1 filet lt�uvs of 4:130 g.111. and 7:06-
0.111.
You are also reminded that it is ILLEGAL to
deposit or cause to be deposited any snow
or ice upon any portion of any highway or
street within the limits of the Town of Clin-
ton.
Offenders will be prosecuted.
C. C. Proctor,
Clerk -Treas.
Town of Clinton
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DE ER 16, 1981—PAGE 13
A special graduation ceremony was held last Friday
evening at Hurouview for recent graduates of the Health
Care Aid program. Left to right front row are Steve Cook,
Sharon Guetter, Janet Bjerg, and Nell Boven. Second row
are Janet Fisher, Cathy McElwain, Diane Johns, Karen
Lehnen, Leona Scott, Faye Willson, and Bonnie Finch.
Third row are Betty Kaptein, Faith Taylor, Dawn Riley,
Lorraine Taylor, Sue Cudmore, Stella Gauteher, Faye
Bayfield area man
on Gay Lea Board
At a Directors' meeting
following the Annual
Meeting of Gay Lea Foods
Co-operative Limited, held
in Guelph on December 3,
Russell McCutcheon, RRB,
Owen Sound, was re-elected
president.
Robert Turner of Owen
Sound was re-elected first
vice-president and John
Campbell of Bayfield was re-
elected second vice-
president. Re-elected to the
Board of Directors at the
Annual Meeting was David
Ireland, Teeswater.
The remaining Directors
are: jack Stafford,
Wroxeter; Howard Wilson,
Owen Sound; Edwin Miller,
Exeter; Fred Meier,
Brussels and Don Ahrens,
Elmwood- At the Annual
Meeting, President, Russell
McCutcheon, stated that 1981
had been the co-operative's
mast successful since its
beginning 23 years ago- This
improvement in earnings
over the previous year's
operations was due in part to
an increase in milk
processing and improved
efficiency of production. Mr.
McCutcheon also stressed
the competition in the
market place was still very-
tough
erytough and much work still
needs to be done in certain
product areas -
The co-operative acquired
The '1 eswter Creamery in
May and this would, long
term, provide the co-
operative with stability in its
primary product areas of
butter and powder
production as well as provide
an entry into cheese
man ufacti ring.
Peter A. McLinden, Chief
Executive Officer, an-
nounced that sales had risen.
to $115,000,000, an increase of
17 percent over 1980 and net
earnings had increased to
$1,663,791. The financial
position of the co-operative
has remained strong and
members' equity is
currently 27 percent of total
assets. Oit of earnings, the
Board of Directors declared
a dividend of $1.50 per
common share
Devereaux, Marlon Nolan, Brenda Davidson, Evelyn
Malcolm, Doris Muir, Elaine Floyd, Debbie Bodges and
Kathy Maloney. (James Fitzgerald photo)
DIAMONDS
1=1h
Buttercup
Earrings
6 POINTS
3 Pts. Par Earring $89.50
10POINTS 5149.50
S Pts. Per Earring
15 POINTS $224• SO
7% Pts. Per Earring
24 POINTS Ss./A so
12 Pts. Per Earring
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