Zurich Citizens News, 1968-12-12, Page 7THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1968.
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District Obituaries
MRS. WILLIAM V. DINN IN
Mrs, William Victor Dinnin,
of Brucefield, passed away Sun-
day, December 8, in South Hur-
on Hospital, Exeter. The form-
er E11a. Julia Stoneman, she was
in her 87th year,
She is survived by three sons,
Victor, Zurich; Arthur, Clark-
son; Harry, Pe troll a; three
daughter, Mrs. E. (Wilma) Jack-
man, Rochester, Mich; Mrs. E.
(Audrey) Munn, Waterloo; Mrs.
R. (Laura) Carr, Burlington. An-
other son, Albert, predeceased
her in 1968. There is also one
brother, Carl Stoneman, Cro-
marty; one sister, Mrs. Edith
B a r n e s, Kitchener; and 12
grandchildren. Mr. D i n n i n
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passed away in May, 1963.
Publle funeral service was
held from Bonthron funeral
home, Ilensall, on Wednesday,
December 11, at 2 p.m. with
Rev. E. D. Stuart officiating.
Interment was in McTaggart's
Cemetery.
WILLIAM GEORGE TINNEY
William George Tinney, 58,
of Exeter, formerly of Hay
Township, passed away sudden-
ly at his late residence on Sat-
urday, December 7.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Ella Pepper, of Hensall;
one daughter, Mrs, Gerald (Lois)
Prance, Strathroy; two brothers,
Benjamin, Hay Township; Hom-
er, Penticton, B.C. and ane
sister, Mrs, Campbell (Grace)
Eyre, Seaforth. There .are also
six grandchildren.
Funeral service was held from
the Dinney funeral home, Ex-
eter, on Tuesday, with commit-
tal in Exeter cemetery.
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MRS. WILLIAM FERGUSON
Funeral service for the late
Mrs. William Ferguson, of Ex-
eter, was held from Hopper -
Hockey funeral home, Exeter,
on Saturday, with interment in
Exeter Cemetery, Rev. W. S.
Minor conducted the service.
Mrs. Ferguson, the former
Rosenna Bruce, passed away in
South Huron Hospital on Thurs-
day, December 5, in her 76th
year.
Surviving are her husband;
one daughter, Mrs. Oliver (Wil-
helmina) Jaques. Hensall; three
sons, William Ferguson, Hen-
sall; Norman and Roy Fergu-
son, Exeter; two sisters, NIrs.
Gordon (Mary) Peacock, St.
Marys; Mrs. Clayton (Edna)
Watson, of Blanchard Township;
15 grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren.
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BLUE WATER
REST HOME NEWS
and VIEWS
Lance J. Reed, Superintendent
Christmas is fast approaching
and we have started to decor-
ate the Home for this festive
season, We have had several
bookings from individuals and
groups want i n g to present
Christmas entertainment for the
residents. If your group would
like to come, please telephone
the office and book the time
suitable to you.
Recently the Home received
its first Christmas gift. Chester
Gaiser gave us a subscription
to "The Daily Blessing" maga-
zine. We thank Mr, Gaiser for
his kindness.
Huron Clerk Is
Administrator Of
Entire County
(By R. S. Atkey)
County clerk -treasurer John
G. Berry was named to a new
post to be known as 'Adminis-
trator" and his salary was raised
by $1,500 to $13,500 per annum,
effective January 1, 1969, at the
November session of Huron
County council in Goderich last
week.
At the same time, the salary
of deputy clerk -treasurer B. G.
Hanly was increased by $800 to
$8,700 per annum, and car al-
lowance was increased by $100
to $'700 per annum, effective
January 1, 1969.
Action was taken on recom-
mendation of the warden's and
personnel committee headed by
Harold Robinson, Howick Town-
ship,
Mr. Robinson reported that
the committee had discussed
subject of a county administra-
tor. The warden had advised
the committee he had made a
detailed study of , the subject
and felt that such a position
should apply to the County of
Huron as well as many other
counties.
The chairman said, under
present arrangements the clerk -
treasurer acts as a liasion be-
tween many of the county com-
mittees, although by statute he
does not have any authority in
this field. By statute his duties
pertain precisely to county
council.
As county administrator, Mr.
Robinson said, the clerk -treas-
urer would have an overall
point •of view of county pro-
ceedings.
The by-law appointing Mr.
Berry said that one of his duties
was "to oar -ordinate, direct, and
broadly supervise the implemen-
tation of all programs approved
by county council".
The committee recommended
that salary increases be granted
secretarial staff in the office of
the clerk -treasurer based on the
six per cent formula.
On Thursday evening, Decem-
ber 19, at 7:00 p.m. and 9:00
p.m., the residents will be pre-
senting their own annual Christ-
mas program. The public are
cordially invited to attend either
of these performances. There
is noadmission charge. How-
ever, admission will be by a
free ticket only and can be re-
served and picked up by tele-
phoning the Home office.
This year's program will con-
sist of two dramatizations at
each performance. This first
will be especially for the chil-
dren and will be called ,'Stubby
with the Christmas Dwarfs",
and the second will dramatize
the religious Christmas story.
There are two entirely different
presentations than those given
by the residents in the past two
years. More details next week.
* >Y.*
Again this year, the Home
has made arrangements with,
Santa Claus to visit any parties
or other social functions in this
area, If you or your group
would like to have a visit from
Santa Claus, call the Iiome of -
flee and we shall be happy to
pass your date and time on to
him, Last year he visited sev-
eral in the area and he looks
forward to having the opportun-
ity to put the same visits, and
any new visits, on his list.
* r *
Any boys or girls wishing to
write a letter.. to Santa Claus
may do so, c/o of the ,Blue
Water Rest Home. Santa has
said that he will send an an-
swer to all letters received by
December 21. So, boys and
girls, get your letter off to Santa
right away for an immediate
answer,
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