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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-10-08, Page 9Mrs. John Redmond' (By our Auburn correspondent) Funeral services were held last Thursday morning for the late Mrs. John Redmond who passed away in 'Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, on September 28, in her 85th year. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Red- mond, and Was born' in Goderich. Following her marriage to the Fat the FINEST BUILDING SUPPLIES at a FAIR PRICE iook for this sign of quality LDA Dealers in your towns W. COUNTER BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone HU 2-9612 — Albert St. Clinton, Ont. A MOMENT'S ALL THE TIME IT TOOK, AND LIFE TAKES ON A BRAND-NEW LOOK. THE MORAL'S' PLAIN FOR ALL TO SEE ,,,WHEN YOU NEED CASH SEE T.C.C. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER Good Reading for the Whole Family e News • Facts • Family Features City Zone State SUNSET DRIVE IN THEATRE 11/4 Miles East of Goderich On No. 8 Highway Thursday and Friday October 8 and 9 "BETRAYED" Clark Gable -- Lana Turner CARTOON COMEDY NP#4,041.4.4,114,NRININNNININN4 Saturday and Monday October 10 and 12 "SAGA OF HEMP BROWN" Rory Calhoun -- Beverley Garland COMEDY CARTOON Gala Midnight Show SUNDAY, OCT. 11 — Double Bill — "HOT CAR GIRL" (Adult Entertainment) June Kenny John Brinkley PLUS "CRY BABY KILLER" Harry Lauder — Jock Nicholson * * * * * * Thank You, Our Patrons * * for supporting our theatre * * this season. We will close * * for the season after the * * last show on Thanksgiv- * * ing Day, October 12th, * JEL. Marching Through th e Fairground Gates Leading the parade into the fairgrounds at Bayfield, Sept. 26, was president of the Fair Board;. Fraser Stirling, right, He was closely followed by the smartly stepping drum majorettes from Clinton District Collegiate institute, Dawn Grigg, Connie Smith, Mary Macaulay, Sandra Addison and Christine Bridle. The Clinton Concert Band play- ed manfulsly under the direction of George Wonch, and then came the children of 13 rural sch66rs'in.Stanley and Goderich Town ships—all proudly following the banners of their own school. . . „ (News-Record Photcil torn ~F cLiPrIPIN• News. of Auburn. Correspondent; MRS, W, .BRADNOCK Phone Auburn 53W DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA 409 Huron Street. Toronto BILLS AND PAYMENTS OVERDUE,,,, WOE IS ME,,,. OH WHAT'S TO DO? Wire, Bert Ailau—orresuondent antended for last week) A number of the ladies from the village will attend the Burn's WMS thankoffering on weilms, day of this week. An invitation has also been accepted from Au- burn 'WIVIS ladies to attend their maxilwffering on October G. Miss Edith Beacom spent Sun- day afternoon with her friend Mrs. Doctor Eryans, Ilission Circle 'The Airtiwell Mission Circle held their 'September meeting at the 'home of Mrs. Charles Merrill. With the president, Mrs. Harry Lear in the chair, the meeting op- ened with hymn 30Q followed by prayer, Fourteen answered the roll and there were seven Visitors. A let- ter from Mrs. Seymour lVfeLeod, Cockburn ' Island, -Ont., thanking the circle for two bales of cloth- ing received was read. IVIrs. Jack Lee gave the treasurer's report. The offering and birthday pen- nies were received. Mrs. George Wright gave a Stewardship read- ing entitled, "Mud." Dot Mc- Lean gave a temperance reading, "If for Youth." Mrs, Neville For- bes gave the last chapter of the study book, The devotional period was tak- en by Edythe Beacom and Mrs. Neville Forbes. Edith read a story, "Fellow Workers with God." Scripture was read by Mrs, Forbes , and she led in prayer. Mrs, Forbes read the story "Chur- ch, Haven for Relaxing,". late Mr. Redmond, they took up residence on their farm in West Wawanosh township. She was predeceased by her husband 25 years ago. She was a member of the St. Augustine RC Church. She is survived by one daughter Mae, Windsor; three sons, Will- iam, Gus and Theodore all of West Wawanosh. Also seven grand- children and sister, Mrs. Hugh King, London. Regiexn high mass was sung at the St. Augustine Roman Catho- lic Church with burial in the cemetery there. Pallbearers were Wilfred Kinehan, Thomas Web- ster, Charles King, William J. Hallahan, Mason McAllister and Brown Smyth. Wolter L Johnston A well-known resident of the Hayfield district for many years, Walter Leo Johnston passed away at Clinton Public Hospital on Fri- day, October 2, in his 44th year. He had been a patient at the Clinton hospital for three weeks, and prior to that had been in Victoria Hospital, London, for two months. Mr. Johnston served overseas with the Canadian Army for five years, and was a member of the Canadian Legion, Clinton Branch 140. He was born in Stanley Township, on October 23, 1915, a son of the late Mr, and Mr's. Wil- liam Johnston, Surviving besides his wife, the former Alice Beaver, Zurich, are: one son, Danny; two daughters, Grace and Cheryl, all at home; two brothers, Elmer, Galt, and Ford, London, and one sister, Audrey, Mrs. Angus McRae, Lon- don. The body rested at the West- lake funeral home, Zurich, from where the funeral service was held on Monday, October 5, with interment being made in St. Pet- er's Lutheran Cemetery, Goshen Line. Rev. W. P. Fischer, Zurich, and Rev. E, J. B. Harrison, Bay- field, officiated, Pallbearers were Bert Greer, Melvin Greer, Grant Turner, Victor Hargreaves, Mel Graham and Joseph Wild. William Henry Govier (By our Auburn correspondent) William Henry Govier passed away suddenly in the Huron County Home, Clinton, on Friday, September 25, in his 78th year. He was born in East Wawanosh township in 1882, the son of the late Harry Govier and Alice Shep- pard. Mr. Govier was married on Oc- tober 21, 1909 to Margaret Buch- anan who predeceased him in June 1953. He was employed by the CNR out of Londesboro and Vineland for several years; later returning to the Westfield district, and moving to Blyth in September 1945. Surviving are two sons, Murvin, Morris Township; Robert, Hullett, and four daughters, Mrs. Charles (Alice) Anstay, Mrs. Mel (Viola) Good, Mrs. Sarto Mea (Dorothy) Healy, all of Goderich; and Mrs. Earl (Margaret) Caldwell, East Wawanosh. Also 21 grandchild- ren and four great-grandchildren. Service was from. the Tasker Memorial Chapel with Rev. E. Mc- Lagan, and burial in Blyth Ceme- tery. Pallbearers were Reg. and Keith Good, William Anstay, Jack Caldwell, Murray Govier and Bob McDougall, all grandchildren. Flo- werbearers were three nephews, Carl and Albert Govier and Bill Buchanan. (Intended far last week) Silver Wedding The home of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Bolger, Walton, was beautifully decorated for the 25th wedding anniversary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Leatherland. The dining room was decorated with pink and white streamers and wedding bells and the annivers- ary cake centred the table flank- ed with lighted tapers and small bouquets of pink asters. Over 30 guests sat down to dinner and a social evening was spent, During the evening a small wagon decorated in silver, was drawn in by Mary Lou Vincent and Paul Chamney containing a miniature chesterfield suite re- presenting the large gift that was delivered to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leatherland, and also other gifts, Mr. and Mrs. Leatherland were married in St, George's Anglican Church, Goderich. Mrs. Leather- land was formerly Lillian Leggett, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Leggett; and Alvin is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. Lea- therland, Tuckersmith. Since their marriage they have resided on the Auburn-Blyth road. They have a family of one son, Edgar, and four daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Laura May) Chamney, Mrs, Jim (June) Bolger, Misses Marie and Joyce, also five grand- children. They are both valued members of Knox Presbyterian Church where Mr. Leatherland is a member of the board of man- agers and Mrs. Leatherland is sec- retary of the Women's Missionary Society and also a teacher in the Sabbath School, Lynn Youngblut has obtained a position at Orillia where he will work as a chartered accountant. He is also studying with Queen's University. Congratulations to Keith Young- blut, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Major Youngblut on obtaining his Bachelor of Science degree from Queen's University. He is employ- ed by Consolidated Dennison Min- ning Co. at Spragge, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. James Hembly and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johns- ton were guests last Saturday at the Hembly-Fletcher wedding at Palmerston The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hembly. Miss Marjorie Young has re- turned to her position in the Bank of Commerce, Goderich, after sp- ending a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Meredith Young. Harry Webster returned recen- tly from a trip to visit relatives at Rockford, Illinois, Mrs, Arthur Grange, Margo, Jennifer and Shelly attended an- niversary service at Benmiller church last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snelling, Brucefield, were guests last Wed- nesday with her brother, Andrew Kirkconnell, Mrs. Kirkconnell, Mary and Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shob- brook and Margaret, Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Young and Miss Marjorie were recent Lon- don visitors, Ross Youngblut left for Schrei- ber, Ontario, where he is seek- ing a position. Miss Mary Houston, Hamilton, and Miss Frances Houston, R.N., London, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kirkcon- nell and Donald, Goderich, visit- ed on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkeannell and family, Mr, and Mrs. Wellington Goad, Blyth, were guests last Sunday of Mrs. John Graham. Miss Irene Fox, CaYuga, is vis.* icing at the home of Mrs, Ken- neth Staples and family, Mr. and Mrs, R. johns ton (nee Edna Hickingbottom), Kelatern, Sask., and Ernie and Miss Mabel Hickingbottom, Goderich, recent- ly called on friends in the vill- age. Friends of Donald Durnin will be pleased to know that he is re- covering from recent surgery in London hospital. Mrs. Charles Nevins was a guest at the Clark-Nevin wedding at Nile United Church, last Sat- urday. 99th Anniversary Knox Presbyterian Church ob- served the 99th year of Presby. terianism in the village of Au- burn with good congregations to hear the guest speaker, Rev. Neil McCombie B.A., Ripley and Ash- field Presbyterian churches. He spoke on the symbol "The burning bush" and the signific- ance of "Nec Tamen Consumeba.- tur" which is engraved around the bush. He remarked that it is a goodly heritage and should be followed the same as Moses, Am- os, the disciples and the apostle Paul, to follow out the Great Commission as this has always been a missionary church. He chose Stewardship as his evening message blessing it on the parables of the talents, or the par- ables of the 'faithful and the un- faithful. Special anthems were sung by the choir and a beauti- ful duet was sung by Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Mackay. Rev. D. J. Lane B.A., minister, assisted and welcomed Rev. Mc- Combie and the guests. Service at Knox Presbyterian Church next Sunday, October 4, will be at 2.30 p.m. with Sabbath School at 1.30. Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed at that service. Friends of Ernest Durnin are pleased to know that he is able to return from London hospital and is recovering at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Stoltz, New Dundee, were recent visitors with his uncle, J. C. Stoltz and Mrs. Stoltz. The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Mass. Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order. 1 year $18 0 6 months $9 ij 3 months $4.50 ri Name Address THURSDAV,'OMOBER 8,1959 LONDESBORO HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL and SURGICAL SERVICES "The People's Own Man to Provide Medical and Surgical Care at Cost" Patronize your County Organization which provIdes Major Medical and Surgical Benefits as well as a $1,000.00 Life Insurance Policy. Our members may pay their Ontario Hospital Services Premium through us at Six or Twelve month periods. For further information contact your nearest director. DIRECTORS: MRS. O. G. ANDERSON RR 5, Wingham MRS. 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