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JOHN 3AMES,
DAER
uleral Services were
held OA T'hurssday, :'uly 3
for John James Daer at
the Tasker Funeral
Im,e, $Iytli.
He, ;passed, away on
Tune' . 30 at. the Clinton
L''utblic;. Hospital after , a
short illness,
Born in Hullett,
• Township on July. 6, 1908,
he was the son of the late
Samuel H, Daer and the
late Mar.', Turberville.
He 'attended U.S.S. No.. -5
f •Tulletrand .was a farmer
in Hullett Township until
a he moved to Auburn in
1958. Hewas ena.ployaed`.at
'the James ."T'.• Craig:
Sawmill for several
Years.
Re was • married to -
Florence -Wolper in
C1inton on ' August 25,
1934; ,
He was. a member of St..
Mark's Anglican. Church
where M h.e�..-served as
Church Warden. for some
time,- He was also a
nnernber of the Canadian
Order of. Foresters.
Besides his wife, he is
survived . by one- son
Robert H. of Goderich;
4ot r� daughters, Mrs.
Arno1cfi dith) Roney of
MR..AND MRS.
-DAVID BROWN
June nuP--
St. Paul's Anglican
Church in Clinton was
decorated with •white
mums, gladioli, fugii
poms and candelabra on'
June 14 • for the wedding
ceremony of Julie Sue
Hijderley ,of Clinton and
David Alexander Brown
of London:
The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E.B. Hilderley of Clinton
and the groom is the son,
of Mrs. Janet Tree' and
Mr. Ross Brown of
London..
The Reverend James
Broadfoot of Clinton,
officiated at the double'
ring ceremony.
Traditional wedding
music was played by the
organist, Cathy Potter of
Clinton.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father.
She wore her mother's
wedding dress, a graceful
period gown of ivory satin
styled with a moulded
bodice and buttoned down
the back with a collar of
seed pearls and cut work.
The softly gathered skirt
extended into a long
train. A coronet of seed
pearls and flowers held
the finger tip tulle illusion
veil. The bride carried a
cascade bouquet of white
gardenias, coral roses
and trailing green ivy.
Matron of honor was
Mrs. Wayne Bagot of
Fenelon Falls, sister of
the bride. She wore a long
polyester gown in a coral,
shade with gathered
bodice, spaghetti straps,
and matching jacket. She
carried a crescent
bouquet of coral
variegated —mi"niature
carnations, white fugii
pours and a .haze of
baby's breath.
Bridesmaids were
Kathy Phillips and Janet
Eastman of Clinton,
friends of the bride. They
were gowned the same as
the matron of honor.
Groomsman was
Douglas Brown of Lon --
don, brother of the
groom.
Guests were ushered
into the church by Shawn
Spratt, •Tom Mennill and
Jinn Triantafyllou, all of
Lon don .
Following the wedding
ceremony, a reception
was 'held at the White
Carnation in Holmesville
which was decorated with
white mums, gladioli,
fugii pours and pink
•carnations for the oc-
casion.
. Larry Elliott of London
was master of
ceremonies at the
'reception and.. Dr. J.M.
Holmes of Mississauga,
the bride's godfather,
proposed a toast to the
bride.
The bride's mother
greeted guests wearing a
long gown of '()uiana silk
in soft yellow mist with
(Photo by
Hadden's Studio)
chiffon cape, outlined at
the neck and gathered
into an empire waist with
a pearl braid. She wore a
corsage of pale yellow
roses.
The groom's mother
assisted wearing a long
gown of pale green silk
with a bodice of snatching
French lace and a corp -
sage of pale yellow roses.
For a wedding trip
north by car, the bride
changed to a two piece
white corduroy suit with
royal. blue blouse trim-
med in white and a
corsage of red car-
nations.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Brown will reside in
London.
Prior to the wedding,
the bride was° feted at
showers given by Mrs. L.
Elliott, of London, Mrs. P.
Burdick of London, Mrs.
Bell and daughters, Mrs,
J. Nairn and Sharon of St.
Marys, and Mrs-. East-
men, Miss Janet' East-
man and Miss Kathy
Phillips of Clinton.
A luncheon- was also
held for the bridal couple
by Mrs. Doris Korby,
Janice and Steven of
Stratford.
Mitchell, : Mrs. Norman
(Lila_) McClinche3 of
11,.R.' 2. Auburn,, Mrs.
Edna: Seiler of Hun;-
ttngton, Beach, ,California
and Mrs. Ralph:.(Ellen)
Jackson of ,Mitchell.; 11
F,grandchildren,; two
gt'eatigranddhildren; one
brother, ,Bert of Blyth;.
and one sister, Mrs.
Andre wE 1izabeth)
Kirkconnell of •Auburn,
r The . funeral services
wereconducted by the
Reverend William
Craven, hector of. Stir
Mark's. Anglican Church,
Auburn with interment
taking place in Blyth
Union Cemetery.
Pallbearers were
Major Youngblut, Harold
Gross.,,.Arthurr_ Youngblut
of Goderich, . Ted Mills,
Harold Kirkconnell of
Goderich and Kenneth
Daer of Clinton.
Flower bearers were
Ross Daer, Lorne Daer of
Tharnesford, Edward
Daer of Wingham,
torrance Tabb, Gordon
Miller and Fred
Lawrence,
Relatives and friends
were present at the
funeral from Detroit,
Kitchener, Chatham,
Edmonton}, Wingham,
Clinton, Thamesford,
Goderich, • Mitchell,
Dorchester, Komoka,
Weston, Brussels,
Hamilton, Owen Sound,
Gorr ie and Hanover. .
VIOLET REBECCA
WHITE
ronview
Revs, Wittiek conducted
• the ' Sunday Morning
service- asst^tste4 by Mrs.
Elsie Henderson at the
organ. The choir, sang the
anthem ` So-rnebody
Kato.ws" , Dick ' Reerda
Violet Rebecca White
-of--Huronview,- -fax rnert _ y
of Goderich, died in
Huronview on Tuesday,
July 1- after a lengthy'
illness at the age of 84.
She was born Violet
Rebecca Argent in
Clinton.
. She was an active'
member of St. George's
'Anglican Church in
• Goderich.
She was • predeceased
byher first husband,
Jhn D. Whittingham in
1950. • She was also
predeceased by her
second husband-
--- She is survived by one
son Fred Whittingham of
Regina, Saskatchewan;
one sister, Mrs. Clifford
(Mary) Epps of Clinton;
one brother, William
Argent of Toronto; and
three. grandsons.
A funeral service was
held at McCallum'
Funeral Home in
Goderich on July 3 at 2
p.m. The Reverend R.J.
Crocker officiated.
Interment' was in the
Maitland Cemetery.
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quote
Memory is the powerto
gather roses in the
Winter.
nj outdoor walks
held :a'service on Sunday
evening.
Taking advantage of
the beautiful weather on
Wednesday afternoon,'
the over 90 club enjoyed
being taken for walks
limon wo
Tr1nt,e
Valkenburg
,A Dutch bern woman
who lived in Clinton for 28
years, died at Huronview
. on,,July 2.
Seventy-four year old
Trijntje Valkenburg was
born in Holland on
October 3, 1905 to Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Koolma. She
lived in Holland . for 47
years and in 1926 was
(Frank Phillips photo)
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Fischer
ivein Slake
A double ring wedding
ceremony united Richard
Raymond Fischer of
Blake and Deborah Lynn
Elliott of Clinton on June
28.
The afternoon wedding
was held at the Zurich
Lutheran Church with
Rev. Jack Dressler of-
-'ciatin :-- Chris --Eng esen
as te guitarist and
s�peci,a1 . _music was sung
by Dou Osech'andRuth.
Ann Steckly. .
The groom is the son of
Mrs. Verlyn Fischer and
the late Raymond
Fischer and the bride is
the daughter of Mr. and.
Mrs.' Fred Elliott of
Clinton..
The . matron 'of honor
was the bride's sister
,.Mrs. Ron Osech and she
was also attended by
Mrs. Huey. Verstrasten of
RR 1, Lowbank and
LaurieDeller.
The bestman was
Chuck Regier of Grand
Bend.and the guests--were-
ushered into the church
by Gerald Beckler of
1 ---Zu• 'ch -.and Sha -n Elliott of
Cli ton.
• ollowing the service,
a reception was held in
.the Hensall COmmunity
Centre and the couple left
on a wedding trip through
northern Ontario before
'settling into their': B1alF.e..
residence. - -
Some .of -the' -guests .at
the wierding came from
Zurich, Kitchefler,
• London and Welland.
•
Hugilis meet for
second family minion.
The second. Hugill
Reunion was held ,Sun-
day, June 29 in the
Stratford Park.
Children's sports were
enjoyed, until the sudd=en
rain put a stop to them.
Those present visited
while the ladies prepared
a delicious smorgasbord
supper.
Last year's officers
were returned for
another year. They are:
president; - Pearl- Cum-
mings; treasurer -
Phyllis Hugill; secretary
- Norah Hugill; sports -
Charlotte and Gerald
Horner, and Shirley and
Jim Holdenmeyer; ,and
lunch - Verna Rothwell
Flowers for -Hope bloom
By Mary Warburton
This year's Flowers of
Hope campa"igtl has been
a great success for the
South Huron and District
Associ a tie -n for -the
Mentally Handicapped. It
has brought in more than
the goal of $13,000 and
Executive,Di-rector of the
Association Don Cam-
pbell said that more is yet
to come.
Mr. Campbell said they
are "very pleased" with
the results, of the cam-
paign and are very
grateful to chairperson
Donna Greb, her army of
canvassers and the many
people who generously
gave donations. He said
that this year's total is
$800 to $1,000 above last
year's goal.
The breakdown of
contributions from the
various areas is as
follows:- Grand Bend and
Klondike $1,848.75; Hay
Township, $1,798.15;
Exeter, $1,688.09; Stanley
Township, $1,126.30;
Stephen Township,
$1,091.00; Usborne
Township, $1,022.65;
Lonesboro District,
$951°.00; Zurich, $866.60;
Thedford Area, $684.50;
Tuckersmith Township,
$525.00; Hensall, $347.20;
Huron Park,' $184.41;
Dashwood, $169.10;
Seaforth, $140.00;
Dies in Seaforth
Mrs. James Carter
Mrs. James Carter of
Seaforth died Thursday,
,July 3, 1 980 at Seaforth
Community` Hospital in
her 95th year.
She was the former
Mary Jane Jarman and
was married on
November 1, 1916 to
James Carter.
The couple . farmed in
Tucker smith Township
until 1 96 8 when they
moved to Hullett
Township where they
lived,with a son, John and
his wife: Her husband
died in ' June 1970. She
continued to live with her
son until going to
Seaforth Manor two and a
half years ago.
She was a member of
Northside United Church.
Surviving are two sons,
Lorne of RR2 Seaforth
and John of Seaforth; a
sister, Mrs. Annie Leitch
of Clinton; eight gran-
dchildren and 16 great-
grandchildren. •
The Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home a was in
charge of the funeral held
Thursday with Rev.
games Vanslyke in
charge. Interment
followed at MViaitlandbank
`ttntietery.
Crediton, $133.20; Cen-
tralia, . $104..25 and
Bayfield,(to date) $321.) ).
So far the total con •
tribution is $13,001.20.
The Flowers of .Hope
campaign is the major
fund-raising activity of
the Association. The
money will be used to
expand the current
programs and increase
their quality. ,
Mr, Campbell said
there is still time for
people to send in their
contributions
and Ettie Hugill.
Next year's picnic will
be at the farm of Wayne
Hugill, R.R.2 Seaforth on
the third Sunday in June.
Those present this year
were from Goderich,
Clinton, Seaforth,
Stratford, Waterloo-,
Lucan, Kitchener,
Lambeth, Port Elgin., and
Stratford. An enjoyable
time .was had by all.
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED.
OVER 50 YEAFS
CLINTON SEAFORTH
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 High-Sfreet,
CLINTON
482-9441
GODERICH AREA
Representative
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 Cambria Road
GODERICH
524-7345
Hearing Loss is,Not .
A Sign Of Old Age
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tho'e who hear but do not understand words
has been announced hyo Heltone. A non-
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requesting it.
True. all hearing problems are. not.
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send for this free model now.. and wear it in the
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The actual aid weighs less than a thilyd of an
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These models are free. so we suggest you
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around - the grounds.
Duringthe afternoon,
Frank Bissett en-
tertained at . the piano..
juice and cookies were
Served to the residents.
This past week, we said
married . to Pieter
Valkenburg,
The ..couple and their
family cane 'with the
immigration, of Dutch.
people to Canada in 1902
and settled in Clinton.
There, Mrs, Valkenburg
was a member of the
Christian , Reformed
.Church and the Women's'
Society,
ield notes
By Jean Taylor
Last Monday, Fred and
Irene Fredine and family
of four children, Kristine
of Manitoba, Terry and
family of Calgary, Wayne
of Saskatchewan, and
`Karen -of Ottawa visited
with Mrs. Haugh and
family. The Fredine
family lived in. the.
Brucefield area ten years _
ago.
Also visiting with the
Haugh family on the
holiday weekend were
Anne and Camaron Van
Elslander of Moline,
Illinois; . Mrs. Carman,
and. Mrs. Mareline
Sorrenson of Toronto.
Mr. David Moffat is
:. having- a _.• f... ,_ _ days-
holidays
ay.s_.holi Lays with his gran-
dparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Crow of Brantford.
a>.
A number of music
pupils in the area at-
tended Music Festival
"80" at Kitchener on
Saturday.
Jo -Anne Grunewald
and Tiny ' McGregor
played their guitars. Tim.:..
placed second in his
class, Jo -Anne placed
first.
Nancy Taylor placed
first" in her piano class;
Kim Rathwell and Nancy.
Taylor placed second, in
the piano duet with a
mark of 94.
Brucefield and Kippen
charges held their church
service and picnic at
Brucefield Church due to
the wet weather and high
icn
winds. „The p ntu_wa,s.._to.
take place in Hensall
park. A smorgasbord
dinner was enjoyed
ANGLICAN
ST, PAUL'S ANGLICANCHURCH
THE REV, JAMES R. BROADFOOT, B.A., M. DIV.
SUNDAY, J -U, L Y 13, 1980
6TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY -.
9:00 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON
THE REV. GEORGE YOUMATOFF
A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT ST. PAUL'S.
BAPTIST
HAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH
"Holding Forth the Word of Life" Phil. 2:15
PASTOR: Rev. i.es. Shiel 565-2659
SUNDAY - 10 A.M. FAMILY BIBLE SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. Devotional Service
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic
Bible Teaching Service
You and Your Family are Welcome in this . Bible
Believing Fundamental Baptist Church.
FIRST BAPTIST -CHURCH
CLINTON
SUNDAY., JULY 131980
MR. EDWARD J. ANDERSON PASTOR
10 a.m. Sunday School
11:15 a.m. Morning Worship
Everyone Welcome
CHRISTIAN REFORMED
goodbye to ,Marie Flynn,
Wilson McCartney, Loren
Lawson, Ken Pale, 44.01d
TTy1'ne Music is over for
the ,summer. Wheelchair
square'dancing was
enjoyed by tl a>residents
tInd" Debbie. Flynn
honoured us by tap
dancing. Jim Ruddock -. .....
fined,
o
ci Skinner .
.� . and Ce 13
the mttsicians to .provide
s. kenbur was m is We.
Mr . � S , the_. us � _ ,f
predeceased by her forward. to th+ fallwill whelookn
parents, her husband,her Marieonce and .friends will be
daughtergrandchild NeWe and one haek foragaiOlnd Tyzne Music
,
Sheis survived by six The Thursday ;IT -
Children, Pieter of ternoon Bible study was •eft
Vancouver, Albert of, held in. the chapel.
Clinton, Henry of Dor- Huronview will mourn.
cheater, Trudy Dyk of the passing . of Violet
Walton,. -Jannie 13eumer rwhite, Sarah., Lawson,
•of Holland and Riek and Triuntje Valkenburg.
Greidanus,of Lorrtiesboro. -....,•. ,..,, ,.;....r"►:,,►:.,
Mrs,Vaikenburg. wis also
survived by four brothers -. " m- " i and • three sisters, all •l Uhmillu f
living in Holland. . --Memorials '
,
The Beattie Funeral
Home in Clinton"
arranged the funeral
• Guaranteed
service held at the • Granite
Christian R eformed 3 ' • Cemetery
Church on July 4. Rev. Lettering
Arie Van Den Berg t •`Buy Direct and
officiated at the service 1 save Commissions i
and the pallbearers were 1
Pieter .Valkenburg, John BUS, PHONE 347-1910
and Henry Valkenburg, RES. 357-1015
Ed Benjamin, Pieter Dyk
and John Kelly.
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CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
24,3 Princess St., E.
REV. ARIE VANDEN BERG
B.D., Th.M.
SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1980
10 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP
7:3'0 P. M.
SERMON:
REV. PETER.MANTEL
OF VANASTRA
--All Visitors Welcome
CATHOLIC.
SAINT JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
James St., Clinton Phone' 482-9468
SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1980
FATHER J. HARDY
MASS SATURDAY 8 p.ma
SUNDAY 11 a.m.
CONFESSION SATURDAY' 7:15 P.M.
BUS FROM VANASTRA
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PENTECOSTAL
CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
166 Victoria Street Pastor: Wayne Lester
9:45 a.m. Sunday School -
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship
7:00 p.m.'Wednesday Prayer Service
ALL WELCOME
PRESBYTERIAN
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN'CHURCH
THE REV. THOMAS A.A. DUKE
.CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST
SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1980 r
Church"Services recessed until Aug. 3, 1980.
Sunday School recessed until September, 1980
UNITED
Ontario Street United Church
105 Ontario St., Clinton, Ont.
AAinister�Be�c.._I-hiorman_Pick _
Organist: Mrs. Doris McKinley
SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1980
United Summer Services with Wesley -Willis United
Church
June 29 - July 17, 19$0
11 a.m. Worship at Wesley.Willis United Church
WESLEY-WILLiS UNITED CHURCH'
PEOPLE SERVING GOD THROUGH
SERVING PEOPLE
•
MINISTER JOHN. S. OESTREICHER B.A. B.R.E.
ORGANIST MISS CATHARINE POTTER
CHOIR -DIRECTOR MRS. WM. HEARN
• SUNDAY, JULY 13,, 1980
11:00 a.m.
UNION WORSHIP SERVICES
at Wesley-Wiltis• United Church
Nursery and Children's Program up to Grade 3
A special welcome to Ontario Street congregation.
• HOLIVIESVILLE UNITED CHURCH -
1 9:45 a.m. WORSHIP .j
All Services On Daylight Savin
Time
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