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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-07-26, Page 7Married in Burns United Church • MR. AND MRS. CHARLES EVERETT LAMONT were married on Sat- urday, July 21, in Burns United Church, by the Rev. /I, A. Funge. The bride is Lenora Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton, RR 1, Londesboro and the groom is the son of Mr.:and Mrs. Calvin Lamont, RR 1, Hollyroocl. (Photo by Havey McDowell) FREE GIFT WRAPPING at ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. PHONE HU 2-9525 Phone HU 2.3443 is Always Welcome 1 Rogers Majestic TV SALES :& SERVICE Ted Ryder's TV 245 'Victoria St. Clinton HU 2-9320 I Audrey MacDonald, St. Cath- arines, spent ,the weekend with hoer parents, M. and Mrs. Fared MacDonald, Alma Street. Mr. ,and Mrs. A. J. McMur- ray, 139 Ontario Street, (valve returned .bean a holiday spent at• Long Paint. Misses Barbara and Marjorie Docking, Sitaffa, are spending a week's ;holiday with ;their gramdparen e, Mr. and es, Bert Lolbb and other reitatives. Mrs. W. S!haddock returned home,recently from Sarnia. She attended the christening of her granddaughter, Janet Marjorie, infant ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. W. S. Maoaulay. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon . Mac- Farlane and Bob, St. Thomas, spent Thursday and Friday with 'the latter's paretnles, Mr. Attend Your Church This Sunday ALL SERVICES DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A. 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.15 a.m.—FAMILY 'WORSHIP— Tuesday WORSHIP—Tuesday 8.00 p.m.—Prayer and Bible Study Saturday 7.00 p.m. -Junior Young People, A Cordial Welcome To All. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, July 29 9.45 a.m.—Worship Service 11.00 a.m.—Sunday Sehoo} 8.00 .p.m.—Guest Speaker: Mr. Harold Swanson, Wood- stock. Tuesday—Bible Study and prayer at '8 p.m. All Welcome St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev. D. J. LANE, B.A.„ D.D., Minister, Mrs. M. J. AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader ' Sunday, July 29 10.00 a.m.--Church School 11.00 a.m.—Worship Service - conducted by Rev. T. J. Mc- Kinney, Teeswater, guest speaker. ALL WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH T. Leslie Hobbins, Pastor Sunday, July 29 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School 11.00 atre—Merning Worship ' "The King Is Coming" 7.30 pen,—Evening Service, "Life in A Pigpen" Wed., 8 p.m—Prayer Service "Prophecy For Today" You are cordially invited to these services.. Christian Reformed Church REV. L. SLOFSTRA Minister Sunday, July 29 10.00 .a:m.=Service in. Dutch 8,00 p.m.—Service in English EVERYONE WELCOME Anglican Church of Canada St. Paul's -- Clinton Rev. P: L. Dymond, LTh. Rector Charles Merrill, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, July 29 TRINITY Vi 8.30 an-I.—Holy Communion 11.00 a.tn.—Morning Prayer. and Litany. 7.00 p.m. Evening Prayer Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Christians' gathered in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above hall invite you to come and hear the Gospel, the old, old story of Jesus and His Love. Order of meetings on Lord's Day as follows: Services 11-00 a,m,— BY'eaking Bread 3.00 p.m. -Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Preaching the Gospel 8.00 p.m.—Thursday — Peayer Meeting and Bible Reading, esle0•-Pilusee alnteeniile irtit> b (tij nrtt es REV. CLIFFORD G. PARK, M.A., Minister JOINT SUMMER SERVICES DURING JULY at 11.00 IN ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH Ontario Street United Church "TIDE; 1'+ rata TDL, t Ci1U1tci " Pastor: REV, GRANT MILLS, B.A. 9.45 a:ttri..Suncday School 11.00 a;in.•-114orning Worship. Wesley W111is joining With tis',; Turner's Church 0.45 a.m.=--Church Saei vibe 10.45 aerieL-=Sti.'nday 8ehobI and' Mns, Bent Labb, 113 One tario Street. Mrs. W. Shedd'ock, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Gibeon and Billy, RR 5, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Macaulay and Jimmy and Jan- et, Sarnia attended the IVIcCiwre Reunion an Sunday at Walton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perety Dalton. Mr. and • Mrs. Robert B. Campbell, Rob, Tom, Dan and Stteven, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton, mot- ored to Srnmrtia on Sunday and had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Fred !Harney. M'r. and Mrs. Middleton spent the day with Mr. and 'Mrs. Hanley, while Mr. and Mrs. ;Campbell and bays weed on to Detroit and spent the ,afternoon: at the interesting Zoological Garde nS. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Liver- more, Toronto, visited recently with the latter's sister, Miss Ida Walkinshaw, on their re- turn from a month's ,tour of the Canadian West Coast. Thy en- joyed two days at the World's Fair, Seattle, Wash., which has been so vividly described for several weeks in the News - Record's Diary of a Vagabond by Dorothy. Barker. Mr. and Mrs. ' Livermore vialted with many :relatives and ,Farrier Clin- ton friends in Victoria, Van- couver, .Edmonton, High River and in Calgaey where they met Mrs. James Fair, whose. dhugh- ter Helen was a childhood friend .of Mrs. Liveranorie. Mrs. Flair .at 93 years is a remark- able, eneitgetic :person. VERNA'S • Beauty Salon 50 MARY STREET will be Closed for Holidays from Saturday, August,4 to Monday, August 20 inclusive 30p cari Clinton and District 'obit es George W. Schaefer A pro cent besinessinlair an the Square, at Goderieh, George William Schaefer, died Sunday, JulY 22, •cit Victoria WesP1ial, London was born, 41 the • United. States, son of the late Mr, and Mgrs. Aidani Schaefer;. He lived. in Pixri ui t5 and Win'gham until coming +to Coodex'iph 3$ Ware ego, He was an eider of Knox Presbyterian Church there, card a former .clerk of Ithe Kirk Session, He took an •active ; n- tere'st in all church work. Mr, Schaefer !operated a dry goods stere ,a'nd a few years ago had a branch in 'Clinton alt Ithe site of 'the present Arnging\ Sttore, Albert Street, operated by his son, William. Surviving are his wife, (the former Margaret McCook; two sons, John A. and William G„ both of Goder iah; two daugh- ters, Mrs. Jack (Jean) Tudor, St. Marys; Mrs. Gordon (Mary) Walter, Gad'errich; two brothers, Alfred, Kincardine, and Rich- ard, Detroit; three sistems, Mils.. Jack Acker, Toronto; Mrs. Steve St. Marie and Mrs. E'rm !est Ronnemberg, both of Kitch- ener land seven grandchildren, Service was from Knox Church Tuesday, July 24, with Rev. C. L. Royal officiating. Burial was in Maitland ceme- tery, Mrs. Wm. Anderson AUBURN — Funeral service was :held Wednesday at the J. Keith Arthur funeral, home for Mrs. William Anderson with Rev, Harold Snell), London, of- ficiating. Mrs. Anderson passed away in Clinton Public I-Iospi- •tal on Sunday, July 22, atter a 'short !illness. She was in her 89th year. She was ,formerly Florence Dell Patterson, daughter of the Trate Donald Patt'ersonr ,and Eliza Lawrence. Born in East Wawa - nest Township she was a lifee long'residetnt of this community!. She atter-steed school alt USS No. 5 Hullettt and was a, Member of Knox United Church, a life member of the WMS and a member of the Auburn Wo- men's Iinaltiittute for many years. Her ht eband, William Ander- sen passed away several years ago. She is survived by two sons, Thomas, Toronto; Oliver, East Wiawanosh .and two daugh- ters, Mos. Garden ('Lillian) Mo- Cliinchey, and Mrs. Worthy (Dorothy) Fowler, Goderich; 14 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren; also one sister, Mrs. Fern Shaclelet'on, Toronto, and ane brother, Donald Pat- terson, Grand Prairie;' Alberta. Burial was at Bell's ceme- tery. Myron' J. Butler Funeral service was conduct- ed at the Ball anlcld Mutch fun - et* harm, 153 High Street, Clinton, on Wednesday, July 18, for Myron James Butler, late of 1.36 Joseph Street, Clinton. Bishop William A. Towmehend, London, officiated and :inter- ment was in the Bayfield Cem- etery. Pall) `bearers were Charles Scatah mer, John Scotchmer, Al- fred Scatchres, Russell Heard, William bard, Dorian Rut- ledge, Flower - bearers were Gordon G. Scotchmer, Gordan F. Sootchnier, Ted Dunn and Robert Wallace. Born at White Bear, M'imes- ota, ant June 14, 1891, he was the son of William Butler and Mary Dyecee He married Daisy L. Butler on October 6, 1920, who survives Chian. Mr. Butler carte to Gocler- ich Township in 1923 and fiamm- ed. ,there, moving to British How to make nnoney make money T'ake'a SUM you can comfortably afford to invest .. s say $500. Put it in Investors Mutual or Investors Growth Fund, Add to y every ydividends. Your our account eve month - and;reinvest all modest rnvesment Wr11 have `wide diversification and profes- sional inanagement-, advantages Which only a millionaire could once afford, Wondering about results? Att investment in Investors Mutual has snore than tripled.sincc 1950, ills; this is the Way to 'rake fiioiiewv Make' Fiton'ey1 J,1 hist Write or Call 1 n v e s t o r s BILL CAMPBELL I'heele StatOrth 486 c'r �ttrtRex,, urate SBA bR1f-tf ONTARIO Cclwat44. far *CS MVP in 19.47. $ince 1949 he las Dived in Standee ^Ttawrdship He iaome- steaded ur Montana from 192 to 1914, mom* to 1Y herr Altberta then ,Uq tale kip ancth er homestead, Mita 1923, A member of the United Ch- urch of •Gonadic, he Attended, St. Andrew's in Bayfield, Far' the pest severial Years he bad suffereel !front leukemia.. Surviwircng is gee son, Drr. A'i- fred J. Butner, Miffliruburg, Pennsylvania, one haat-brother, Roger Dickenson, Anoka, Min- Mesita; one stster, Mrs. Charles, Thompson, Mission City, Brit- ish Cdiunibia and ane grand- daughter; Leis Butler, berg, .Pennsylvania, William Fairservice Funeral service was conduct- ed on Friday, July 20 lot the Ball and Mutteh funeral home, 153 High Street, Clinton, for William Fains'eirvice, 225 Spenc- er Street. The Rev. Dr. D. J. Lane, munistter +art St. Andrew's Prestbytterion Church, Clinton, officiated. Pall-bbearers were Harold Crittenden, Clinton;•Ernest Stevens, Walston; Lloyd Pipe, Londetsboiio; Mervin Pipe, Brus- sels; Thomas Stevens, Blyth; Scott Faintservioe, Myth. Inter- ment was in ,Clinton Cemetery. Born on, November 8, 1873, 'he was the son of Thomas Fair - service and Anne Taylor, Hul- letit Township. In 1904 the mar- ried Addle Main, who prede- ceased hili in 1937. Mr. F1airservice angved to Belmont, Man., when .he was 26 years old, and fanned there for 21 years ,before returning to Hulleitt where he farmed near Landesbora until 1954. Then he 'retired to Clinton. He ,passed away at his home at 8.30 ,a.m. on Wednesday morning, July 18. Surviving are two sots, George and Herbert, both of Clinton; four daughters;, Mrs. Mary Appleby, Blyth; Mrs. Ralph (Isabelile) Josling, Dade - rich; Mrs. Effle Furley, Clime ton; Mrs, George Fear, Blyth; 'two brothers, John, Blyth and' Roberrt, Lore &show; three sisters, Mrs. Mary ;Crittenden, Clinton; Mrs. Frank (Sarah) George, Wett s- kawin, Alta.; Mrs. ieabell'e Munn, Vancouver, B.C.; nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Thomas Pate Thomas Pate, a ,life-long resident a f Mullett 1Townehip died in his 89th year, Thurs- day night, July 19, in Clinton Public Hospital, where he ,had been a patient for a few days. Surviving 'besides his wife, the former Mary Chritsttine Richmond, are: one daughter, Mrs. Raymond (Jean) Griffiths, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Service was ,frorn the Taslcetr Memorial Chapel, Queen Street, Blyth, on Saturday, Ju1.y 21 by the Rev. W. D. Clark, :supply' Milnli stem of Blyth: United Church, officiating. Burial fol- lowed mn''Bliyth Union cemetery. Cornerstone To Be laid For New Blyth Church The Pone 7stone of the new Urxited Ohurch in Blyth will be laid on Sunday, July 29 et a special service et worship ;at 3 Ti qn. Rev. Arthur W. Watnon,. former Minister . ,to the Blyth conugreealtion .and present ossa[ late minister of Clhaltners-Wes- ley United Churoh in Quebec City', will ' be guest preacher. Friends 'wed ineighbouns of ,the Myth United Cintrch ,are cor- dially invited to attend, , The service will be ' held at the site of the new buildixug. (In ease of rain in the Pres- byterian ,ghurch (and the con- gregatiarx will proceed to the site for the placing of the satonic) . The cornerstone will be laid by the eler+k of session :assisted by a representative of the building council and of the cors thpaatnes. A Capper box, con - tabling church documents .and coins, will be placed in the stone by the superintendent of the Sunday School assisted by nxerebers of the Church School Who have the highest record of perfect attendance, Special music will be provided by Mrs. Wallis Van Egananid sand Mns. Dwight Campbell. Work on the new chturph has been progressing steadily since it was begun the first of June. Wiall and roof structure is ;com- pleted ready 'for brick, stone and shingles, and window F frames are in plaice. Partitions in the chancel •area: ,and second -storey ol'assroorn s are now being con- structed. The structure of the 50'x90' building is to test $75,486 (excluding furnishings, heating equipment and ' land - soaping). The -building being construct- ed by the Germat Construction Co., Wiaterloo is to be complet- ed by the first of October and the official 'opening and &dica- tioai is planned for late Oeteber. The building w111 •provide a Chancel -type sanctuary, 48'x56', with centre and side aisles, seating approximately 290. A spacious narthex with two side entrances, separated from' the nave by a louvred -glass ,parti- tion, will provide oventlow seat- ing for 100. The structure will also ;provide 11 classrooms, se Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere K. C. Cooke, FLORIST Dial HU 2-7012, Clinton 1 SALE irwin's are clearing all Summer Merchandise to make room for Fall Goods. You can Save by Shopping Now! All Dresses Coats Car Coats Blouses Cotton Slims Bermudas Shorts Jamaicas Skirts Pop Tops Summer x . Handbags 0Swim Wear ' Sleeveless Blouses r Cotton Pyjamas and Gowns DAN RIVER GINGHAiVIS Ail $hales dine Pcitterne Values to $1.49 yd, To Clear $1.00 yd COTTON PRINTS PLAIN COTTONS ASSORTED RAYONS To Clear '%z Price LADIES' 'WEAR and DRY GOODS Thurs., July 26, 1962- .-gintpn Mews -Record -,-Page Young.Clinton Couple Wed MR. AND MRS. CLAYTON ARTHUR GROVES, Clinton, were married on Saturday, July 14, by the. Rev. Grant L. Mills, in Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. The bride is Margaret Jane, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Batkin and the groom is the son of Arthur Groves, Clinton and the late Mrs. Groves. . They plan to make their home at 81 Princess Street. (Photo by Jervis) Albert James Gordon Funeral service was conduct- ed by Orarig Peters et the Beattie funeral home, 55 . Rat- teasbury Street East, Clinton,. an Tuesday (afternoon, July 24 for Albert James Gordon, for - nursery and church parlour (13'x28'), modern kitchen, min ister'rs study . and choir room. 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