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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-04-23, Page 10CI4INTOS. ,11g1Ara-RFCORP 4 lAscover how economical it is to r explore Ontario by mailing the cottpou halms,. Literature you will restive includes an up-to-data list of' accomnaodation that shows you ware to stay at the price you Watt to pay. ,mzt,egottzro,,tvemg4 PRIME! OrerAtItio YikAvnt, e •Otribiileht mos,. Vatoiuo, Ontario. gated trot 1014fore ithOUl south CeNtrAt knel ,lard \ t A 4 a i 04 4 4 41 44 4 414' 4 4 1.1 4 4 rt• s 4 0 4 4 4, ai id i 0640 WU** • ' - • 4 4 4 4 4444 4 4 . is 4 44 BORROW CONFI- DENTLY! At HFCyou always get fast, courteous service, and a wide variety of repayment plans to choose from. You may borrow for any purpose you think is worthwhile. Same-day loans--without bankable security or en- dorsers—are a special-6r at HFC. 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Where people understand your money problems and like to help you solve them HOUSEHOLD FINANCE M. R. Jenkins, Manager SSA West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH IN THE WEEKEND TELY WEEKEND Magazine, with articles by Gregory Clark, Andy O'Brien and others. TV Weekly, with Ron Poulton's Pre- views and program listings for a week. 16 Pages of Color Comics. Regular Saturd ay Tely with extra pages on travel, hobbies, books, religion. WEEKEND 'TELY. ONLY 19c Dtacao0b/Laid imadv-Au YOU CAN PACK INTO A DAY IN ON Rio Enjoy all the fun of the fair in South Central Ontario. And in the same day take in an Art Gallery or Museum. Fashionable restaurants and smart store's can be found everywhere in this fascinating area. Include a tour of it in your weekend or vacation plans. 0461* DeOkOlitiO hablidfix, NOE. litytii% 1.. C.S,ort, Midotch ONTAIII0 11131EV manuel Evangelical United lareate ren Church, and the Ladies' Aid Society. Her husband, Gregory Oswald Surviving are her in February 1923., Surviving are a son, Gregoi7y, • Bridgeport; a daughter, Mrs. -OS- car „)Louise) Rieck, .gitehener,. one brother Pail, Seattle. There are also nine grandchildren and 15 great•grancleitildren, Those attending their aunt's funeral from here were Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan, Mrs. Earl .Allison, Goderich; Charles Beadle, London; Maitland Beadle, Goderich and Harry Beadle, Aub- urn William Andrew Mason Funeral service was held án Thursday afternoon, April 16, for William Andrew Mason, late of 18 Clevedon Street, Downsview, Tor- onto, who passed away on Mon- day, April 13. Service was in Flynn's Funeral Chapel, 1273 Wes- ton Road, Mount Dennis, and in- terment in Prospect Cemetery. pounds. Pallbearers and flower bearers wage sons-in-law and grandsons, Born in 'McGillivray Township on August 30, 1876, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason, Mr. Mas- on married Mary Jane Heicknan, Exeter, and they lived in Clinton for many years before moving to Toronto. Mr, Mason was a member of a United Church in Toronto, and of the Chosen Friends. Surviving besides his sister, Mrs. J, E. Cook, Clinton, is one son, William R. Mason, Toronto, and seven daughters, Mrs. R. A. (Dor- othy) Gibson, Port Perry; Mrs, E. (Edythe) Rippington, Mrs. G. (Catherine) DuBouley, Mrs. J. (Mildred) Nash, Mrs. A. E. (Mar- garet) ,England, • Mrs. J. (Jean) Wood and Mrs. F. (Elaine) Raby, all of Toronto. •There" are several grandchildren. Another sister pre- deceased him 50 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. "Cap" Cook, Albert Street, and Charles Cook, Mill Street, attended the funeral services. Wilmot Haqcke Following an attack of the 'flu, Wilmot Haacke died at his home, Goderich Township, on Saturday, April 11, at the age of 79 years, He had enjoyed a motor trip to Miami, Florida, the latter part of February and had also attended several games of hockey during Young Canada Week when he was stricken with the 'flu, but had re- covered sufficiently to be out a- gain. Deceased was born in Markham Township and with his parents, the late mt. and MN. William Haacke, came to Goderich Town ship when he was three years of age. He had lived in the township ev- er since where he owned a 200 acre farm on highway 8. He was a member of Zion United Church, 'Taylor's Corner, and also of the Canadian Order of Foresters: Mr, Haacke was very active in the municipal life of the township and eounty and had served his township as councillor for five years, In 1938 he was warden of the County of Huron. He , was Conservative in politics. 1-lis wife, the former Theresa Rodges, predeceased him in 1944. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Barrie (Grace) Walter, <Goderich Township, and two granddatigh- tors. Rev. C. F. Peacock conducted the funeral services at the Lodge funeral home, Goderich, on Tues- day afternoon, April 14, with bur- ial in Maitland Cemetery. Pall- bearers were William IVIugford, Herb Lamprey, George C. Peagari, Wesley Nott, Reginald Sturdy and Reginald McGee. Mrs. Arthur Groves The death. occurred Saturday, April 1,8, in Clinton Public Hospi-. tai, of Mrs, Arthur proves, 52, after an illness of about a year. She was the former Gladys Jor- don, a native of Morris township, and .daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. SaMtiel . ai).;11(1.1.1, She Ilasl been a resident of Clinton for the past 25 years, and was a member of Ontario Street United Church She is survived by her husband; one .son, Clayton, at home; "two daughters, Mrs, Mervin (Helen) Nott, Seaforth and Mrs. William (Ruth) Piper, London; one broth- er, George Jordon, Beigrave; one sister, Mrs. Al. Wheeler, Vancou- ver, Funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon from the Beat- tie funeral home, Clinton, with Rev. Grant Mills in charge ' and in- terment in Clinton Cemetery. Mrs. Ida' M.' Dale Mrs. Ida M. Dale, HulIett town- ship, died Thursday, April 16, in her 75th year in the Scott Mem- orial Hosiptal, Seaforth, after an illness of six weeks. A daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. William Stevens, she was born in Hallett, Her husband Shepperd Dale, died seven years ago. Surviving are four sons, Allis- son Dale, London; • Ernest, Elmer and Carman Dale, all of Hullett; five daughters, Mrs. Tom (Mar-. tha) Smith, Mrs. John (Josephine) • Harding, both of London; Mrs.. George (Jessie) Cunningham, Spanish; Mrs. Joseph (Myrtle) • Read, and Mrs. Reg (Ethel) Smith, both of Clinton. Also 26 grand- children end 17 great-grandchild- ren, Service was from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, High Street, Clinton, on Saturday afternoon, by the Rev. Grant Mills of the Ontario . Street United Church, Clinton. Interment was in Clin- ton Cemetery. PalI4)earers were Robert Read, Irvine Dale, Lloyd Dale, Larry Mrs. C. E. Oswald (By .our Auburn' correspondent) FtMeral services Were conducted at Bridgeport last • Saturday for Mrs.. Charlotte E. Oswald, who passed away at Maple Rest Horne at Tavistock. She was the daughter of the late Mr. And Mrs. Harry Beadle and was born at Auburn on April 22, 1875, and attended school here. A resident of Bridgeport for many years, she was A% member of Ent- Clinton and District Obituaries Alan Cochrane (By our TrIenSa.11 correspondent) Residents of Bonsail and district Were shocked to learn of the sud- den. passing of Allan Cochrane, 62, who died suddenly on Wednesday evening, April 8. Mr., Cochrane was at the farm of Jim McEwan, west of Hensall, looking over some live Stock, and apparently was in the best of heal- th at 4 p.m. When Mr. McEwan went out at 7 p.m, he discovered him dead, Death Was attributed to a coronary thrombosis. He was unmarried, and made his home with his- sister, Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie. Surviving are three brothers, John, Seaforth; Jim, To- ronto; Bill, Hinsdale, Illinois; sev- en sisters, (Ida) Mrs. Ross Dick, Goderich; (Agnes) Mrs, Albert Not-they, Cameron, Ont.; (Folly), Mrs. Hugh MeMurtrie, Hensall;* (Ann) Mrs. R. S, Hopkins, Green- castle, Indiana; (Claudia) Mrs, L. S. Eller, Youngspoint, 'Ontario; (Alice), Mrs. J. A, Miller, Seattle, Washington; (Edna), Mrs. Charles Robinson, Zurich. Private funeral service was held from the Bonthron funeral home, Hensall, on Saturday, April 11, at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. Charles D. Daniel. Interment was made in Hillsgreen cemetery.