HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-07-08, Page 3Clinton has quite a few visitors this week, as children from
Detroit came to town July 1 for a holiday in our town. They are
urprise farewell party held
staying in homes in Clinton under the sponsorship of the
Christian Reformed Church. — (photo by C. T. Rudd.)
Webster rettn ion
held at Goderich
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CLINTON COMMUNITY
CREDIT UNION IS--
CELEBRATING THEIR
19th
JULY 12th
1952 1971
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Shobbrooks hold reunion
The annual Shobbrook
Reunion was held on Sunday,
July 4 at 1 p.m. at Seaforth
Lions Park with 85 present,
coming from Woodstock, Port
Colborne, London, Sarnia,
Chatham, Toronto,
Newfoundland, Stratford,
Goderich, Clinton, Blyth and
Londesboro.
The president Bill Gibbings
called for a minute's silence for
departed members. A letter was
read from Ann and Bill Williard
of Buffalo unable to attend. The
minutes were read by secretary
Dora Shobbrook. It was moved
to have picnic next year at the
same place on the first Sunday
in July.
The nominating committee
presented a slate of officers: past
Presidents, Bill and Verna
Gibbings; President, Lilian
Cartwright, Stratford;
secretary-treasurer, Muriel and
Ross Mille-on, Woodstock;
refreshments, Veta and Perc
Gibbings, RR 1, Clinton; Maimie
and Clarence Crawford, Rlyth;
sports, Thelma and Ron Ellerby,
Clinton, and Valerie Garton,
London; nominating, Bob
Donna, Bill and Verna Gibbings,
RR 1, Clinton.
The oldest person present was
Mrs, Laura Saundercock and the
youngest persons present were
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Sarah and John Millson, twins
from Woodstock. Coming
farthest were Mrs. Andrews,
Newfoundland.
Cliff Saundercock told of
being in England last year and
looking up history of family
ancestors. Ross Radford is
compiling a book on the family
tree from when John and Ann
(Manning) Shobbrook left
England in 1855 with their five
children, Elizabeth, John, Will,
Thomas and James.
The sports were then
conducted by Bob, Cliff and
Kay Saundercock with the
winners being: pm-school,
Darren Millson and Diana
Shobbrook; girls 8 anti under,
Beth Saundercock and Debbie
Shobbrook; boys 8 and under,
Dean Shobbrook and Frank
Ellerby; girls under 15, Julie,
Shobbrook and Lori
Saundercock; boys under 15,
Trent Shobbrook and Dean
Shobbrook; Ladies, Debbie
COInnhoun and Joan Garrow;
mens race, John Gibbings and
Gordon Shobbrook guessing
contests of Can, Jerry Radford;
ball in basket, Julie Shobbrook
and Debbie Shobbrook; men
blindfolded, Gordon and
Darlene Shobbrook And Charlie
and Shirley Shobbrook, There
was a candy scramble for the
children.
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GODERICH
Honour, Windsor; and two
nieces and one nephew,
Funerel services took place
from the Bail Funeral Home,
Clinton, on July 1, 1971, with
the Rev, H. Wonfor, Clinton,
officiating.
Pallheerers included Douglas
Scringeour, Clarence Neilans,
Stewart Freeman and William
Beck.
MARY CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL
Mary Charlotte Campbell of
88 Princess St. West, Clinton,
died at her home on June 25,
1971. She was 81 years of age.
Mrs. Campbell was born in
Ryerson Township in the Parry
Sound District on April 19,
1890 to William I3lackmore and
the farmer Mary Sellers. On
August 28, 1907 she married
George B. Campbell. After
previously living in Sarnia and
Brussels, the couple had lived in
Clinton for 50 years. Mrs.
Campbell was a member of
Wesley-Willis United Church.
She is survived by three sons,
Ellwood, George and Robert;
and by one daughter, Jessie. One
daughter, Alma, predeceased
her.
Also surviving are four
brothers, Percy, Edward,
Thomas, and James. One
brother, William, predeceased
her. Three sisters, Pearl, Annie
and Jessie, survive her. One
sister, Alice, predeceased her.
Funeral services took place
June 28 from the Ball Funeral
Home, Clinton, with Rev: S.
Sharpies from St. Paul's
Anglican Church officiating.
Burial w as in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were R. J. Draper,
K. W. Colquhoun, R. D.
Fremlin, Rod Campbell, Tom
Campbell and Robert Campbell`
Jr.
Flowerbearers were Grant
Daniels, Ron McKay and Lenard
Bastock.
Relatives and friends attended
the funeral from Kitchener,
Burks Falls, Sundridge, Orillia,
Elora, Fergus and Port Credit.
Brucefield
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyce
returned home last week from a
very enjoyable five-week trip to
the West coast. Mr. and Mrs.
George Snell of Oyen, Alberta,
accompanied them, visiting
relatives and friends in Alberta
and B.C.
BY MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN
A surprise party for Mrs.
1ph Fitzpatrick and Christine
held at the home of Mr. and
Art Hallam to bid farewell
the guests of honour prior to
oving to Shilo, Manitoba.
ntests and games were
joyed and Mrs, R. A. Orr and
rs. Clarence Reid presented
rs. Fitzpatrick with a gift and
o one to Christine. Lunch was
rved.
The Gilbert reunion was held
Canatara Park in Sarnia on
nday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
tken of London were in
arge of sports, etc, The 1972
nveners are Mr. and Mrs.
gene Fuller of Flint,
:ichigan. Members of the clan
;tended from Ottawa, Texas,
lint, Sarnia, Thedford, London,
rkona, Windsor, and Hensall.
Master Warrant Officer
lonald Orr and his wife,
argaret, of Ottawa are visiting
, the home of Don's parents,
r. and Mrs. R. A. Orr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr and
.W.O. Donald and Mrs. Orr
tended the Gilbert reunion
Id at Canatara Park, Sarnia, on
nday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Debold of
oderich are happy to announce
[e birth of their daughter in
iexandra Marine Hospital,
oderich, on Tuesday, June 29,
171, a granddaughter for Mr.
id Mrs. Art Hallam of Hensall.
Linda Beer and Tony Kyle,
top girl and boy students of
Grade 8, Hensall Public School,
were presented with the Kinette
Scholarship Awards of $25.00
each, for having the highest
average for 1970-71. Principal,
Mr. Robert Raeburn, made the
presentation at the school on
Wednesday. This is an annual
project of the Hensall Kinette
Club.
Last week saw the end of
school for another year and the
graduation of 29 grade eight
students from Hensall Public
School.
The 1971 graduates are: Joan
Alexander, Joan Archer, Linda
Beer, Fred Campbell, Jayne
Campbell, Wayne Campbell,
Steve Corbett, Brian Dougall,
Eddie Elliott, Cecil Fields,
Brenda Gass, Garry Gass, Daryl
Keys, Anne Knight, Tony Kyle,
Bradley Lavender, Kevin Lovell,
Robbie Noakes, Cindy Parker,
Richard Parsons, Esther Prouty,
Vernon Randall, Patti Rowcliffe,
Debbie Smith, Nancy Stretton,
Gail Travers, Carl Triebner,
Jo-Anne Van Wieren and
Michael VW,
GIVE... t
so more will live
HEART FUND
The annual Webster picnic
was held June 20 in Harbour
Park, Goderich, when about 150
relatives and friends spent a
pleasant time renewing
friendships.
The sports events were in
charge of the southern division,
with the following winners — 5
yrs. and under, Steven Alton,
Jamie McNein, Danny Webster;
Girls 6-8 — Janice Webster,
Heather Henderson, Jennifer
Henderson; Boys 6-8 — John
Heuther, Stevan Heuther, Greg
Nicholson; Girls 9-11 — Joanne
Ritchie, Sandia Webster, Joan
Hart; Boys 9-11 — Norman
Webster, Danny Homes, David
Hart; Young Ladies, Lynda
Webster, Elizabeth Ritchie;
Young Men, Kenneth Reid;
Ladies Kicking the slipper,
Lynda Webster, Mary Anne
Alton. Jean Reid; Men's kick the
slipper, Elliot Webster;
Wheelbarrbw race, Norman
Webster and Malcolm Webster;
3-legged race, Stewart Alton and
Ken Reid.
The children all joined in a
candy scramble.
During the supper hour Mrs.
Bert Alton president welcomed
all present and a minutes silence
was observed in memory of eight
relatives, who had passed away
during the year, Mrs. Milvert
Reid, Mrs. George Clifton, Mr.
Cecil Blake, Mr. Lorne Woods,
Mrs. Albert Alton, Mr, Wm.
Alton, Mr. Donald Durnin, Mr.
Fred Finley.
The president at this time
presented a silver dollar to the
following: Oldest lady present,
Mrs. Violet Webster; Oldest gent
present, Mr. W. G. Reed;
Birthday nearest picnic date,
Watson Webster; Wedding
anniversary nearest picnic date,
Grant and Elva Webster tied
with Bob and June Webster;
Youngest father, Ron Austin;
Oldest father, W, G. Reed;
coming the greatest distance, Mr.
and Mrs. Elliot Fells of Whitby.
A business meeting followed
at which time the following
officers were appointed for
19 7 2 : President, Harvey
Webster; first vice, Elgin
McKinley; second vice, Tom
Webster; third vice, Harvey
Keyes; treasurer for nother, Alex
Andrew; treasurer for south, Mel
Webster; secretary, Mrs. Gordon
Kirkland.
Mrs. Bert Alton expressed
gratitude to all those who had
helped on various committees.
Owing to the next picnic
being the 50th anniversary of
this family reunion it is planned
to hold it at Lucknow on the
third Sunday in June, 1972. Plan
to join your relatives in the area
of the first settlement of
Websters.
HAROLD FORD NOONAN
Harold Ford Noonan of 176
Huron St., Clinton, died on June
27, 1971. He was 0 years of
age.
Mr. Noonan was born in St.
John's, Newfoundland, on
January 19, 1902, the son of Mr.
and Mrs, John Noonan. He was
married to the former Ann
Stewart and the couple lived in
Windsor until Mr. Noonan
retired from his job with the
Canadian. Imperial Bank of
Commerce in January, 1963,
when the couple moved to
Clinton.
During his years in Clinton,
Mr. Noonan belonged to the
Anglican Chuch and was an
active member of the Clinton
Lion's Club. He also served as
deputy clerk-treasurer of the
town of Clinton.
Surviving besides his wife is
one son, Robert Adam of
Toronto. Also surviving are two
nieces and two nephews in St.
John's, Newfoundland, and two
nieces in Terrace, B.C.
Funeral services took place
from the Ball Funeral Home,
Clinton, on June 30, 1971, with
the Rev. S. Sharpies officiating.
Interment was in Baird's
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Frank
McGregor, Ted Davies, R. B.
Campbell, Wm. Counter, and
John Livermore, all of Clinton;
and Ken Stewart of Brucefield.
Flowerbearers were Stewart
Daymond, Port Credit; Don
Daymond, Chatham; Robert
Glenn and Robert Cole, all
nephews.
Friends and relatives
attending the funeral included:
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilson of
Belleville, Ill.; Mrs, F. R.
Daymond, Chatham; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wallis of Toronto;
Mr. Mac Aikenhead and Mr. and
Mrs. S. R. Ross, London.
EDWIN (COOPER) JUDD
Edwin "Cooper" Judd of
Seaforth died June 28, 1971, in
Seaforth Manor, Seaforth. He
was 70 years of age.
Mr. Judd was born in Clinton
on May 7, 1901, the son of the
late Thomas and Harriett Judd.
He had been a resident of
Sea forth for six months.
Surviving are three sisters,
Mrs. Charlotte Shaw, St.
Catharines; Mrs. Anne Martyn,
Detroit; and Mrs. Lillian
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