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Clinton News-Record, 1984-04-11, Page 19r CHAMP'S Wes and Mary Ann are proudto announce the safe arrival of their bundle of joy, a daughter, Melissa He_ len,. born April 3, 1984 at Clinton Public Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. 10'/a oz. A sister for Chris, Craig and Troy. Proud grandpas are Bill Chambers qnd Elmer Frey.—lynx COMO= Cathy and Gary Connolly of Clinton are happy to announce. the birth of their daughter Jessie Lynn on April 5, 1984 at Alexandra Marine & General Hospital, Goderich. A sister for Philip James. Proud grandparents are Keith and Mari Connolly of Bayfield and Bob and May Parkinson of London.-15nx 44. Engagements GOODMAN - VAN DIEPEN Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Van Diepen are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage -of their daughter Johanna Cornelia to Mr. George Frederick Goodman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bili Goodman of St. Marys on Saturday, May 12, 1984• at St. Josephs Church, Kingsbridge with recep- tion to follow in Lucknow at 9 p.m. -15x KUIPER - BAKKER Mr. and Mrs. Rein Bakker and Mr. and Mrs. Case Kuiper are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Alice Diana Bakker and Mark Douglas Kuiper on the 5th of May 1984 3157M -71I1 the first Christian Reformed Church 287 Water Street, Guelph, Ontario. -15x 46. In memoriam BADLEY In loving memory of a dear husband, father, father-in-law and grandfather, Lorne (Pat). Badley, who passed away 3 years ago April 8, 1981. Little we knew when we woke that morning The sorrow that day would bring, Thecal! was sudden, the shock severe, To part with one we loved so dear, -- - - You didn't have time to say farewell, Or for us to say good-bye. You had gone before we realized, And only God knows the reason why. We think of you in silence, We often speak your nomee And all we have are our memories And your picture in o frame. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Our silent tears still flow, For what it meant to lose you, No one will ever know. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by wife Vera, daughter Pat, son-in-law Harvey and grandchildren Karen and Kevin. -15 RAW In !vying mompry of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, Helen Craig, who .passed away 1 yearago April -1Q, 1983, ' ' Time- Slips by, but memories stay Quietly remembered every day. Remembered txy husband Albert, daughter Judy and family, son Tom andfamily.-715x REYNOLDS In loving memory of a dear husband, Clement, who passed .dyway.one year ago Aprl 10, 1983: God knew that you were suffering, He knew that yoy would never get welt, So he closed your weary eyelids, And whispered "Peace be thine", You bid no one a last farewell, Not even said goodbye, You were gone before I knew it, And only God khows why. Always remembered by your wife Marg. -15 HARRIS in loving memory of a dear father Robert Alfred Harris who left us 9 years ago April 15, 197,5: You're not forgotten Father dear, Nor shall you be, As long as life and memory last We shall remember thee. Always loved and remembered by his son Mark and daughter-in-law Joan and grandchildren. -15x L47. Card of thanks _.... SINNAMON would like to thank everyone who visited me, sent cards, flowers and gifts while in hospital and since returning home. All was very much ap- preciated. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Doug Sinnamon.-15 BROWN A sincere thanks to my family and friends for visits, cards, and flowers while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Newland, Dr. Flowers, Rev. Pick and the care by The nurses on first finer and the kitchen staff for the good meals, Lorne Brown. -15x FREEMAN The'family of the late Charlotte D. Freeman wish 'to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all relatives, neighbours and friends for their acts of kindness, fioralet'ibute5, denatians and expressions of sympathy. A special thanks to Doctors Newland, Baker and Flowers as well as the first floor nurses and staff at Clieton Hospital for their care and attention. Also special thanks to Rev. Norman Pick, the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home and the ladies of the Ontario Street United Church.. Your kindness and caring assistance is deeply appreciated.• -15x WONT • I would like to thank or: Herren and nurses on first floor for their care while In Clinton Hospital. 9091so t ,oaks to Dr, Sales and Dr. Foley la St, Josoplf li hospital, tondc+n and, all the mires i on ,Port Wit ii Wing of fourth floor for their ex- cellent eery; IP all Our family, relatives, friends and neighbours for flowers, treats, cards and the many vlsl f a and to all our family for taking core of our things at home. Ali those kind deeds will never be forgotten. George Wright. --15x CHAMBOS We wish to thank family; -friends and - neighbors for the flowers cards, gifts and treats while we were patients at Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Baker, Martha Craig, Ann Cox and nursing staff on second floor for their excellent care. Your thoughtfulness was sincerely ap- preciated. Mary Ann and Melissa. -15 'ANASTRA PUBLIC SCHOOL: The Vanastro Public School wishes to thank the following peo- ple who eo-ple.who contributed "Snacks for the Good Nutri- tion and Exercise Unit". Vanostra Home Fur- nishings $10; Debbie's Custard Restaurant $10; Ray qnd Shiri Variety, Clinton, juice; and Mac's Milk, Clinton, iuice; OMAF office, Clinton, $60 worth of food.—l5ar MARSH Many thanks to our friends for your help and kind thoughts during Bill's. illness,. Special thanks. to Bill and Joan, Blyth Public School staff- and ,students and Clinton Hospital staff for your special care. Bill, Mary, Dale and Brad. -15x HARRISON I would like to thank everyone who was so very, very kind to me while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, and Goderich Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. W.H. Bailey, staff and nurses, staff 3rd Middlesex at Victoria, to Dr. Hollingworth, nurses and staff Alexandra Hospital, and the am- bulance drivers who were so efficient; ° tor--the-- flowers, and the many, many cards received, and to those who gave my wife rides to London and accompanied her. It was all very much ap- preciated. Peter Harrison. -15x SCOTT I would like to thank neighbors, friends, and relatives for visits, gifts and cords while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London and since returning home. Laurie Scott. -15 LYNN They come from London, Woodstock, Blyth, Bayfield and surrounding area to help me celebrate at my surprise birthday party which was held at MacKay Center for Seniors on Sun- day, April 8th, 1984. At this time I would like to thank God for giving this wonderful day to share with you. Special thanks to Mrs. Frances Worsell and her committee for catering to the beautiful lunch of fancy sandwiches, treats and birthday cake: -to my relativet, fri'en-deeanddneighbours— for the cards, gifts, flowers, and calls of good .wishes, these will always bring pleasant memories and be treasured by me: Special men- tion to .Marilyn Aubin who now is considered a professional Easter decorator of baskets. And finally to Mary Ellen who managed to keep this a real surprise and makes life's journey a little easier. God, Bless You All. Lillian.-15nx DAVI D WHIT STARTS AT OUR. 32 WEST STREET ON yg TWENTY -$50.00 GIFT CERTIFICATES To be drawn for. Entry with purchase. d/6e4 To offer you bigger selection and better service, we're moving to brand new larger facilities in the historic Blackstone building, just steps around the corner on West Street. , troverst i b A return of the old glory days of Mitch Hepburn for till Ontario Liberal Party was predicted by Hamilton MPP Sheila CoPls speaking to last Wethipsdaes annual olestiOn 4if the . Huron+Middlesex , Liberal ' Association. Miss Copps, who was elected in Hamilton In lI by a Large majority' after narrowly losing by l4 vot!es.in wiz T,, wasi described by Huron -Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell as outspoken, controversial and a great sup- porter of Ontario Liberal leader David Peterson. The annual meeting held at the Exeter Legion hall attracted a full house of over 300. The Hamilton MPP; in talking about the next provincial election, said, "We will give the Tories a fair fight. David Peterson's message is coming through loud and clear and I seem hixn as a positive alternative. I seean absolute collapse of the New. Democratic Party". Copps accused Premier William Davis of not responding to the youth employment situation saying, "Ontario is tenth in spen- ding in post -secondary school education. This is a disgrace. The Conservatives are popular by poll only". She added, "The rural task force of which Jack Riddell was a member shows how the government has passed on -the tax burden to the municipalities while placing the blame on mayors and reeves. We have to turn this around". "Southwestern Ontario is the beacon of the Liberal party and with the proposed riding redistributions, the Tories are clearly trying to gerrymander fine Liberals out of office. Are they so scared that they have to take some of our seats away", she con- 47. Card of thanks FALCONER We wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, and friends for the flowers, sympathy cards and acts of kindness we received during our recent loss. Special thanks to Dr. Art Steed, Rev. James Bechtel and to Bob McCallum and Steve Miners. Your kindnesses will always be remembered. Michael, Marguerite and Jon - Michael Falconer. -15x Playground Equipment Prolect of Goderich Township • wishes to thank the Models; Fashion Shoppe; Kids World; .Campbells Miens Wear; Wuerth Shoes Les Clseau,t; Mary Kay consultants; area merchants and all volunteers for their contributions In making PEP's fashion show a great success. Special thanks to Dick Lobb for the use of his sound system. LIBERAL LEADERSHIP DELEGATE ELECTION A Meeting of the Federal Huron -Bruce iLiberal Association will„ be held on Thursday, April 26, 1984 at Seaforth Public School, at 8:00 p.m. The Meeting will elect five (5) delegates and seven (7) alternates to the Liberal Party of Canada Leadership Convention to be held in Ottawa, June 14, 15, 16, 1984. To be eligible to vote, you must hold a paid-up membership purchased at least 72 hours prior to the Meeting or in the case of immediate past membership holders (1982-83), which they have renewed by 8:30 p.m. April 26, 1984. A meeting of the New Liberals Club of Huron -Bruce 8 Middlesex will be held separately but in conjunction with, this Meeting and the same rules & regula- tions to elect two (2) youth delegates & alternates under 25 years of age, one of whom must be a student. New Liberal memberships are available from Paul Murphy, Goderich, 524-7913. Memberships for the Federal Associa- tion may be obtained by calling: Gordon rang, Exeter, 235-1466 - Paul Steckle, Zurich, 565-2147 Grant Chisholm, Lucknow, 529-7524 Clarence Denomme, Clinton, 482-9004 Jack Horan, Walton, 345-2829 John Currie, Wingh-am, 357-3605 Muriel Murphy. Goderich, 524-7913 Barry Reid, Wingham, 357-3652 Donald Thompson, Lucknow, 528-3516 Mac Inglis, Clifford, .367-2043 tinned. Miss CoPPSca� her l waei ,avll Peterson, s, a Mani change all a rae- ting new blood, She a. edt, With y cons; tinued, herd work owl. spreading the Liber:, gospel across Ontario, we +lam n " dldell the next Minister;of cl. .r stead of that concrete farmer rom. t east end ofToronto". MPP Jack Riddell said there was increas- ed strong speculation of an Ontario election as early as June of this year and indicated he. -would be more than willing to continue to carry" the' Liberal banner in HUM - Middlesex. Riddell said the recent Throne Speech was like a field of wheat, looking good from a distance, but, on close scrutiny has a lot of chaff;m it - On t.On the rural task force, Riddell said, "We had excellent presentations from all sec- tors. The government puts all their em- phasis on urban .problems, They think the rural people can look after themselves" Riddell said he was overwhelmed by the knowledge Sheila Copia has of health and social issues andcredsts her with the high i ratin a be1f pertArnattylparty iwoikreeentli in l ollsofyou ani wom The gatheringwas weiceakedtoExeCer by *err or grace w who mai- a brat ap- AM .0 before miovin as to, the Huron - nice riding. Conservativev meeting at the Slve T�t>�n Re of Hee oentre. He wished everyone good luck to a degree. Warden. Dong Reycraft of Middlesex County said he was not pleased with the new riding boundary proposals, but added, "I canwish you the best of luck without any' conditions, unlike the mayor of Exeter": Bruce MacDonald, coerdiieator for southwestern Ontario for the Liberal party, spoke briefly, saying he has five ridings in his jurisdiction and they are all held by Liberals. In a brief election, Joe Hogan of Exeter was named president of the Huron-. Middlesex Liberal Association, replacing Bernard Benn of Lucan whoheld the posi- tionfor the past four years. John Johnson of the Parkhill area, who was recently named Middlesex farmer of the year, is the vice-president. Maggie Bur - Turn to page 19 The annual meeting of the Huron -Middlesex Provincial Liberal Association was held at the Exeter Legion Hall on Wednesday evening, April 4. About 250 people attended and a new executive was elected. They are, front row, left to right, Jean Adams of Goderich, area vice- president; Bernard Benn of Lucan, past president; Joe Hogan of Exeter, in -coming president; John Johnston of R.R. 2 Parkhill, vice-president; and Maggie Burton of Huron Park, secretary; and back row, left -to right, Jack Riddell, MPP for Huron -Middlesex;.-- - Muriel Murphy of Goderich, area vice-president; Bob Swartman of Exeter, area vice- president; Beecher Menzies of Clinton, area vice-president; and Paul Murphy of Goderich, president of the New Liberals Club for Huron, Bruce and Middlesex. Absent for photo were treasurer ole Raithby of R.R. 2 Goderich and area vice-presidents,, Wilson Hodgins of R.R. 1 Luetkft, George Walker of R.R. 5 Strathroy, Connie VanBussel of Lucan and James Love of'R.R:IllZurich. Are You Special? —It -you -received a Ti Special income bring it to H & R Block. 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Teac's cassette decks are the best we carry . . . watch for details soon and then don't let a few bulldozers, shovels, steam rollers and dump trucks put you off...:; they'll just add to the adventure of shopping at Music. Check out the vegetarian pizza at Faddio's ... remember The Old Prune for some pampering Tues. to Sat. lunch & dinner ... several reports of new food surprises at The Parlour .. . Arnie's Cafe is bustling ... The Sun Room already feels established . . watch for the big surprise Thursday when Samuel's opens its glamorous doors on Market Square ... this one, folks, will knock you out, it's deluxe, first class all the way. Spring is my favourite season in Stratford as the whole town sprouts, even my chives are up. New in The Green Room, lots of brightly colored accessories - . . earrings, beads,, bracelets, straw hats, spring isn't coming, spring's here! DISC DATA Disc soles spread . . a disc car stereo hds already appeared in Japan a disc plant will open in Vancouver . . . almost 40 companies now make disc players (NAD'S slim, simple incredible sounding player is the one to buy) . .. we stock & order classical, jazz & pop discs. Festival Square is positively booming but wait 'til you see what happens when Perth Insurance moves into the top .floor this June. The Square is going to become what it was meant to be, the hub of the whole downtown. Congratulations to John Silverstein who, as new director, will keep the Gallery hopping & happening . . watch for Bob Ihrig's photo -drawing exhibition to open at the Gallery in a couple of weeks and also, opening soon a 'Colours° consulting service beside The Green Room. . ' Speaking of The Green Room here's an inside tip for my regular readers , . Helen's just back from Connecticut & New York with hot new finds & will be having one of her private showings shortly. Featured will be smashing Georgian hats, period gowns & other treasures ... if you're not on her list phone Helen's new number 271-3240 (& tell her I told you), Saturday's Summer Music party at the Armouries will be fabulous. A lot of people around town deserve thank you's for their help & support, but then, maybe Elbert was right ... "The reward of a good deed is to have done it."