Clinton News-Record, 1979-08-02, Page 2A
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' . Church News . , dleton'S Park on August Township boys were off to time WAS enjoyed bY•all.
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Morning Prayer was 12 he at 11 am. THuron the races in Goderich last Edward and Lois Wise
pear, in, this issue on the hefcl in St. -,Tarnes' Church Camp will lead in Thursday, August De enjoyed a few days
ports page, The ad is co- Anglican 0111411 on the. music and ?a,ther Groof, James Storey, holidays last week
sponsored by H. Lobb and Sunday morning and Blair Dixon of the Huron Alvin Duto,,t and Mr. visiting their daughter
Son, Olinton and a Edward Wise read the Church Camp "will give Rapson. all came home Harney „ and Brenda
sprayer. -manufacturer: lesson, while Don Mid- the sermon, ,„ w i Vi • w in fling $. '-- Clear and family in
Family gatherings are spent a feW days in
great, and nothing vas Hamilton.
greater for the Dobe tys + -I- + „.
than last Saturday night, Mr, and Mrs. John A.
July 28, 1979 when each Hudie are holidaying this
son •, and "daughter week in Clinton and
gat,hered. along with their ()MBA areas. They
offsprivg to -honour their visited with 'John's
father and mother, Mr. mother, Mrs. E. Hudie
and. Mrs. Dominic and other relatives.
Doherty on the occasion,. + -17 +
*of their 50th wedding Noticed outside the
. anniversary. •senior citizens' apart- . ' • - and. Blanche I5eeves. will Personals
• Many will remember ments on King Street a
--Mr:-and-Mps-rDoherty-Sri-lovely-•-n-ew---s-ig-n--r-e--odin-- -'i
dleton and Edward • Please bring apicnic Congratulations boys. Matheson. They came
PuttinOwer into the
-0eeves received the lunch, dishes, a lawn , The family of Fred home by Lake Superior,
new willbe g p
offering. Rev. William chair and,cutlery. Hot Middleton<held a family through Cochrane, Hurst,
rec' program '
the • Y-rn.111 4.'st c •
e held
bBennett gave the sermon. and cold drinks will be, picnic on Sunday af- Nipigon and the Sault,
demonstration to
Next Sunday, Holy provided. Following the ternoon .at the home of Turn to page 3'
August 14th at 7 p.m. This.
CoMmurtion will be lunch entertainment, will Mrs. Barb Grindley at
willfeature, Robin Hicks,,
celebrated. Vera . Hudie be provided.
young daughter of Mr. be in charge of church Lisa Storey is. enjoying 13
r-- --and Mrs: --- earl— 1-11-ckscar—e-fot August a holida with her rucef- —
when they resided on "King Street Villa."
Wellington Street " in Congratulations to the
enterprising folk who live
within. -
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Miss Susan Brown,
t_ddlighter of Mary and
Percy BroWn, RR5
clinteit is home for a few
days before leavifig—to
assume new nursing
duties in San Francisco,
California. Prior to this,
Susan has been nursing at
Bramalea Hospital near
Toronto.
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The recreation life of,
Clinton is about to receive
a shot in the arm, ad-
ministered by a
diminutive but energetic
Michele Flowers doing a
student study -on
recreation this summer.
A keen horsewoman and
always a sports en-
thusiast, Michele is a
second year medical
student at University of
. Clinton from 1974 to 1977.
•At present they are in
Mississauga with son,
Manus.
The celebration was
held in St. Joseph's
Catholic Church Hall,
Joseph Street and was
arranged by son Seamus
and •daughter, Mrs.
Ansberth Bradley of
Clinton. In addition
travelling to complete the
family circle, were John
of Australia, Agnes of
Portsmouth, 'England,
Mary from Derry City,
Northern Irela•n•d,
Breidge of Ottawa,
Michael and -Dominic
from Vancouver, ,Sally,
Una and Manus all of
Mississauga and Nuala of
Pickering. Present as
well were 34 grand-
children and three great-
grandchildren, as well as
welll-wishing friends and
neighbours. Western. Ontario, and is
+ + the daughter of Dr. and
Mrs.. Vera Lawrence Mrs. Ray .Flowers,
attended the Kelly -Glen Clinton.
wedding and visited. Michele Flowers has
relatives in the area for,a drawn up a calendar of
few days. Her, niece, Mrs. activities designed to suit
Evelyn Hudie, ac- every taste, and the first
companied her home and of a weekly series
W.ISHES A .HAPPY BIRTHDAY--
To .
Matthew Buchanan R.R. 6 Goderich Augiist 3
Trevor Mothers Clinton August 3
Sandra Bell . R.R. 2 Goderich August 4
Neal Atchiton Clintoni August 4
Jodi Webster • Auburn August 5
John Brand , R.R. 3 Clinton August 6
Jeff Morgan Clinton August 8
Lisa Kennedy Londesboro August 8
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On
Clinton, Mks. Elizabeth The annual Galilean ar andmother
B tt f B1 th brin in
a yo y is g g
some of her pupils to take
part. It is hoped through
this demonstration
enough interest may be
engendered to form a
regular gymnastic
program. More in-
formation may be had by
phoning Mrs. Barb Hicks
at 482-9572.
To prove the
-Recreation. program is
not just words and paper
Michele has arranged to
have Ed Richter of
Kincardine to be present
at the arena on Thursday,
August 9 to stage a
lacrosse demonstration.
Mr. Richter would like
any interested. children
and teenagers to take
part in the demon-
stration. Children up to
age 12 .should be at the
arena at 7 p.m. and the 13
and older group at 8 p.m.
A hockey helmet and
gloves are all -that will be
needed to participate,
other equipment will , be
supplied. In addition, a 15'
minute film prepared by
the Ontario Lacrosse
Association will be
shown.- Parents and
children interested, are
urged to attend.
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Service and picnic will be strong. 1,
Monster bingo winners
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••of Clinton enjoyed the
Dianne Esplen of Wilson of 13russels, cruise on the M. S. Chi-
Goderich was the top Doreen Wurdell of ore emaun from
winner at the Clinton Bornholm and Del Tobermory to Manitoulin
Monster Bingo on Geddes of Goderich took Island, .and the Great
Monday night, pocketing another, while Joanne Slide ' Ride at Wasaga
$1,000. Bell and Bev Bell, both of Beach.
Hensall also won a game. -
Shirley Smith of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Goderich took a special Dianne Wurdell of Rathwell and familyhave
prize of $192.25, while Bornholm, Sandra• returned home from a
Pollock of Goderich-and Mrs. Brown of Seaforth three-week vacation to
won $182.50 and Cheryl Nellie Burkholder of
Strong of Clinton and Flo
McCuspey of Goderich
split a special valued at
$178.
Individual winners in
the regular $50 games
included,- Susan Bell of
Goderich, Grace
MacDonald of Goderich,
Norma Porter of
Goderich and Fay
Gautcher of Goderich. • Mrs. Ruth Taylor of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
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Mr. and Mrs, Mervin
Falconer, Mr. and Mrs.
.Fred Gibson, Miss Jean
McEwen and Mrs.\ Gibson
Blyth split the winnings
in a game, While Frances
Ayott of Hay and Joyce
Vanstone of London won
in another. Joan
Heywood of Bxeter, Joan
Bell of Hensall and Ina trip was visiting Ruth and
Finlayson of Staffa won , Edgar Willard and family
in another. Pat Shaw Of at Innisfil, Alberta.
Blyth and Helen Mrs. Gordon Thompson
Sootheran of Clinton took is a patient in Seaforth
0 another. Hospital::
the west. They visited
with relatives at • Pilot
Mound, Manitoba, spent
a day at the Calgary
Stampede and enjoyed
Banff and Lake Louise.
The highlight of their
Those splitting win-, Clinton and J. Racho of
Rings in regular games Dublin won a game while
included., Georgina Debbie Jones of Zurich,
Rettig, of Windsor and Aliee Jackson of Clinton
Joyce Baechler of and Heather Plurnsteel of.
Goderich in one • game Vanastra took another.
while' Patti Park of . DorOthy Thompson of
Dungannon, , Nora Fin- • Clinton, Dorothy Scott'of ,
negan of Wingham and . Goderich Diana Roth or -
Cathy Bartliff of Clinton Stratford and Pat Racho
split the winnings in
of Egmondville
another. Mrs. Eldon won in
,another.
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24th in his 81st year. •
Beloved hiAsband of the
ifsormseurrvived.y
Phyllisi Crich,hee
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brother, Harold, Of
Seaforth, and several
nieces apo nePhews. He
was predeceased by his
parents, Mr. and Ws',
Geo. J. Connell of Varna;
one sister, •Mrs. Ernily
----Marks;100—Mile—House,
Grunewald and family
visited with . relative
near Ottawa last w
and spent the week at
. points east.
Mrs. L. J. Rushcall has
returned to Victoria, B.C.
after spending' a month
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. • Ross Scott. While
here she was joined by
her son and daughter,
Andrew and Carolyn, who
spent 10 days' with their
grandparents.
Mr., and Mrs. Lorne
'Thompson visited many
points- of interest while
motoring in the west.
They visited relatives
near Winnipeg, stopped
at Dead Wood, - South
Dakota and saw the
graves, of Wild Bill
Hickock and Calamity
Jane-;- Courtney on
Vancouver Island arid'
enjoyed Butchart Gar-
dens at Victoria, B.C.
B.C.; one brother, Cecil
of London.
n in Goderich
ip, he moved to
Stanl Township in 1921
and farmed in Tucker -
smith for several years
before moving to the
Cintqnareas ie was
member of Qiitario St.
United Church.
Funeral serViceS were
held on Jolly 26th at 3:30
P,m• from, the Ball
Funeral Horne with Rev.
N.. Pick assisted by. Rev.
Oestreloher,' officiating.
Intermedt.wa4 in Clinton
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Craig
Ch a p nrNn*,, ' Forest;
Clayton' Connell, Lain -
beth.; Joseph Murphy,
_Seaforth; Clayton -Ellis,
c Linton; Cyril
Holtrngshead, Toronto
and Lloyd Mercy,
Elmira.
Flower bearers were
Rod Chapman, Alliston;
Willis Morley, Hepworth;
Sheldon Spencer, Shallow
Lake; Robert Kell,
Churchill.
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Dominic and Mary Doherty were in Clinton on Sa ay night to renew old
aquaintance's'when a special celebration was held in th ir honor at St. Joseph's
Church. The Irish natives, who lived in Clinton for three years, recently
celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. (News -Record photo)
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couple have 50th
Nearly 100 well-wishers gathered in
. St. Joseph's Church ih Clinton last
Saturday evening to help Dominic and
Mary Doherty celebrate --their 50th
wedding anniversary.
. The couple, who are residents 'of
Ireland, lived in Clinton on Wellington'
Street for three years from 1974 -to
1977, and one son Seamus Doherty and
one daughter, Ansberth Bradley, are
citizens of the toWn.
The sPeal celebration offered the
Dohertys a chance td renew many old
acquaintances and bid a farewell to
, . others before they departed for
Torontolheifollowing day. The couple
have been in Canada for the last 18
months, enjoying, an extemded Visit, The 50 years hilv been active ones
With family and frien'ds. for the irtsh couple. They have raised
But nevertheless, Ireland f their 12 Children and. how With 4 grancl,
true horne-and'it is there that their children arid three great. grand-
fOridest.niernories1 /t[ was in 1929, children, inuch of their time is Spert
lii Northen Ireland, th6t 21 -year old travelling around the World, Vigiting
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Mary McCauley. The best thing he
had ever seen on display in her
father's ' tailoring shop, Dominic
asked Mary to become his wife.
That moment, 50 years ago, was •
relived on July 22 when Dominic
again asked Mary to become his bride
and the, two recited their wedding
vow t at St. Frances Assisi Church in
Mississauga. A reception and an-
niversary dinner followed. A
Unlike their first marriage, the 1979
celebration was described as more
like a reunion, with tarn ily and friends
corning froni Northern Ireland,
tngland, Australia and all parts of.
Canada.
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