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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-06-13, Page 3C No< JUNE' 13, 1%7 (A.R.TIMN ?7'" '3-R PAM; MOO Edwin Leslie Brooks died dently Sunday morning at his. borne in Toronto. The son of the late 'Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks, Mitchell, and grandson of the late Mr, and Mrs, William ,Cantelon, Clinton, he had been born in Mit- chell, After receiving his education there he attended the 'University, of Toronto, graduating as a drug: gist, He served overseas during the First World War with, the Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry and in Canada with the. Canadian Army during-Werld War Two, Surviving are his wife, the for- mer Barbara Betts, Toronto, for- merly of England; one son, John (Jadk) of 'Corunna; four grand children; one brother, ,Charles Brooks, Mitchell; two sisters, Mrs, Irene Gardiner, Clinton and Mrs. Gordon Scheerer (Olive) Detroit. He was predeceased by one broth- er Harry, three years ago at Lon- don. The funeral service was in Tor- onto on Wednesday, June 5; and interment was in Mount Pleas- ant Cemetery. Pall-bearers were fellow employees from the Tam- blyn Drugstore. Edwin Brooks Miss L Vanderhurgh. Funeral service' was conducted last Saturday afternoon, June 3, at the eattie home, Ilat-• teniniry Street East, Clinton, for Miss. Margaret Isabel Vanderburgh dear daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vanderburgh, who passed away in London hospital, on Wed- nesday, Aim 5, She was in her 43rd year. Rev, D, J. Lane, minister at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, of- ficiated. Pall-bearers were Austin and Tony Hartman, Bruce Ryan, all of Goderich; Harvey Hodge, Fort Albert; Alvin Betties, RR 2, Bayfield; Charles Johnston, the Nile. Flower-bearers were Barry Mc- Cif:net-ley, Ottawa; Kenneth and Tommy Vanderhurgh, Moncton; George and Dennis' Vanderburgh, Garth and Garnet Picot, Kenneth Hartman, all of Goderich. Born at Porter's IWI, Miss Vanderburgh had moved with her parents, to Clinton in -the fall of 1.930 and had lived here since, She was a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Surviving besides her parents, Will Live In Clinton.( CWL Diseusses Convention Report Mrs. Van Altena presided xor the regular monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's League in St. Joseph's parish hall. Main topic of discussion was the con- Vention on May 22, 23, at St. Thomas, decided to send $10. And a complete layette to the Mercy Shelter. Miss Marjorie Goldsworthy was presented with a missal for her good work at the Clinton District Collegiate Institute, The next meeting will feature a strawberry social, and each mem- ber is asked to bring a new mem- ber with them. Readings were given by Mrs. Joseph Blake, Mrs, 'Joseph Flynn and Mrs. Eldon O'Brien. Foliew- ing the league prayer, a delicious lunch was served, • JUNE 16th is To The Electors of Huron: are two brothers, Kenneth, Mon- HURON FARMING REPORT cton and Albert, Goderich; one (By D. H. MILES, agricultural McClinchey, Ottawa; II nieces sister, Mrs. C. E. (Donelda Mae) and nephews and three greatnieces and greatnephews. Persons attended the funeral representative for Huron County) week and there is still a consider- and beans have been planted this able acreage' to be planted. There "A large ;percentage of the corn from Kincardine, Lucknow, Lon- is the odd field of hay .that has don, Goderich, Moncton and Ot- 'been cut and baled, although hay tawa, as well as from the local is hardly mature enough yet. area. Interment was in Clifiton "Swine prices continue strong Cemetery. with demand for young pigs." 0 NEXT ER On At (On . summER MAIN Albert 5800.00 STREET, in the LIONS cARN N' Hall PR CLUB ZES AL • 19 JUNE CLINTON Street, WEDNESDAY, _ Town CLINTON Block) N FREE PONY RIDES FOR ALL CHILDREN BANNOCKBURN PIPE BAND will Parade through Town at 7.30, and Play during the Evening 1 GAMES START AT 8.30 P.M. I .-4,-.4-.-4,-.4-.-.-.-44-4-.-41044-4-4-•-•-•-•-•-44-4-•-• 1-•-•-•-4-44-4-9-4.--4-4.-*-40-4-4-41-•-• •-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-• 0 111 I a.I a tarnivai Games laig iantc BINGO CASH and GOOD MERCHANDISE PRIZES CASH and GOOD MERCHANDISE PRIZES 4444-4.-4-4,444- p.m. DRAW at •-•-•-•-•-•-•44-•^04.4-*-44-• 7 Major Prizes 1st-Westinghouse i De uxe Automatic Washer 2nd-"LAZY 130Y" CHAIR 5th-LSVNBEAM MIXMASTER (With tluicer) 3rd-"SWING KING" TV CHAIR 6th-BOY'S COM BICYCLE 4th-G. E. VACUUM CLEANER 7th-GIRL'S CCM BICYCLE Prizes on Display in Beattie's Furniture Store Window Tickets on abate prizes may be had from any Lion, and at most business places in Clinton. TICKETS: 25c eaeh or 5 for $1.00 ..-4-4-,-44+-4-4.-. •-•-.44-44-44,4-44 +4-.44-44-.44÷ ALL PROCEEDS OP CARNIVAL and DRAW FOR CHILD WELFARE WORK IN CLINTON AND DISTRICT THANKS AND GOOD LUCK ANDY McLEAN Mx, and Mrs. Wallace Walter Kisch, Clinton, were married in North Street United Church, Goderich, on Saturday afternoon by the Rev. A. E. Eustace. The bride is Sandra Kay, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Alex Thompson, Goderich, and has been employed in the office of the Clinton Community Credit Union. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Cecil Hansen, Sangudo, Alta., and the late Walter Kisch. He is at RCAF Station Clinton, and the young couple plan to live in town. (Photo by lVfaCLaren's) FATHER'S DAY GRANDPA'S TOO! 111116,41004 The Rev. Sidney Davison offic- iated at a double-ring ceremony in Brucefield United Church, Satur- day, June 8, when marriage vows were exchanged by Marion Jean- ette Ross, daughter of Mr .1 and Mrs. Seldon Ross ' Brucefield, and George Stirling Warner, son of Mrs. Warner' and the late Percy Warner, Goderich. The church was beautifully decorated with yellow lilies and mauve iris. Mrs, Jean Cairns, Brucefield, sang, "Oh Perfect Love" and "I Love You Truly" accompanied by the church organist, Mrs: 3. R. Murdoch. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of Chantilly lace and net over satin trimmed with sequins, and. pearls with matching lace jacket with Peter Pan collar and lily- point sleeves. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was held by a Juliet cap 'pleated of tulle sprin- kled with sequins and rhinestones, and she carried a bouquet of pink roses on a white Bible. Miss Betty Jean Ross sister of the bride as maid of honour, and Mrs Anne McGinnis, Galt, as bridesmaid, wore waltz - length gowns of 'lace and net over tafNta in shades of orchid and yellow re- spectively, with headdress and gloves to match, carrying bou- quets of yellow and mauve chrys- anthemums. Harry Warner was his brother's groomsman. Jimmie Ross, broth- er of the bride was ring bearer and- ushers were Lloyd Sowerby, cousin of the groom and George. Ross, brother of the bride. At the reception held in the church parlour, the bride's mother received in a dress of romance blue crepe with white accessories and corsage of pink carnations. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore white figured nylon with white accessories• and corsage of yellow carnations. For travelling, the bride donned an orchid duster over a matching figured dress with white accessor- ies and a corsage of pale pink ros- es. The young couple left for a trip through the United States. 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