HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-06-26, Page 11There's promise here! Three little baller-
inas in classic tutu costume were among those
in the ballet recital already given twice this
month in the Clinton Legion Hall. From the
left, Barbara Draper, K. Carter and Lucy
Brudnicki. Some of the Ballet Company will
present a 15-minute program over CKNX-TV in
the near future, (News-Record Photo)
n• Is BETTER TO SE SILENT
cONBIBERED A ()LINGO,
' THAN to SPEAK ANC REMOvE
ALL DOUBT I! 0
RELIANCE
GARAGE
riin ChOWeit and Jack SiOrner
StaVVICt a a Ittl'AliiaS
Olititon IItT Z-tiOS
Baby David McIntyre
David Harry McIntyre, Toronto,
six-manith.-old infant son of Dr.
JOhn McIntyre, Toronto, formerly
of [Clinton, and Mrs. McIntyre,
was found dead in his crib late
Mondary night, June 16, while with
his parents visiting. friends in
Hensall,
He us' survived by his parents;
one .sister, Kathleen Susan; his
Paternal grandmother, Mrs. H. Mc-
Intyre, ;Clinton; and maternal
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Ro-
bert Taylor, Bracebridge.
Funeral was from the Ball and
;11/Iutch funeral home, Clinton', by
the iRev. D. J. Lane, St. Andrew's
Presbyterian.Murch, Clinton. Cre-
mation followed at the Toronto
Crematorium.
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Mrs. C. O'Brien
The death occurred Monday
morning, at her home in Tucker-
smith townghip, of Mrs. Christie
O'Brien, RR '5, ;Clinton, aged 72.
Death was.attributed to a heart
attack.
She was the former Helen Ca-
hill, born near Stratford. Atter
her . marriage to 'Christie O'Brien,.
she lived the remainder of her
life in Tuckerstmith, Her husband
died' in March 1957.
Mrs. O'Brien was a member of
St, Joseph's Roman Catholic Ch-
urch, Clinton, and of the Catholic
Women's League and the Altar
Society,
She is survived by one son,
Eldon, Tuckersmith; one brother,
John 'Cahill', [London; two sisters,
.Mrs. Albert Davis, London, and
Mrs.. George Manson, Toronto; by
seven 'grandchildren The body was
at the Beatty funeral home, 'Clin-
ton.
Requiem high mass' was,. sung
Wednesday morning in St, Jos-
eph's Church, Clinton, by Rev.
L. E. Reed-Lewis. Burial was en
the Roman Catholic section of
Clinton Cemetery.
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Rev. F. G. Farrill
The, Rev. Frederick George Ver-
rill, MA., B.D., a former minister
of Ontario Street United Church,
died at his home, 55 - Chedake
Avenue, Hamilton, and funeral
service was held on Mond' ay after-
noon, June 16, from Melrose Un-
ited Church. Mr. Verrill had just
retired as pastor of visitations
there last June.
Surviving are his wife, Carol-
ine Grant Verrill; one daughter,
Mrs, Murray B. (Dawn) Dobson,
Ottawa; three sons, G. Grant, Roy-
al Oak, lVfich.; F. Bryson and Nor-
man, Toronto; four grandchildren
and three sisters, Mrs. C. M, Tr-
ace, London; Mrs. 0. J. Wright,
Arthur; MIS. W. D. Coulter, Aub-
urn, Rhode Island.
Attending from Clinton were,
A, M. Knight, who Served as pall-
bearer and A. J. VeVurreY.
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