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t; James' - Roman
C thohe Church in SeafQrth
was the setting for the Wed-
' i
ding on. Nov. � Elasne, 26 of
Atone Palin;' daughter of Mr:
and .MrSe James Palin,
Seaforth to Larry Thomas
East, son :Of Mr. and Mrs..
Harold East,R.R.4, Clinton.
Rev. J. C. Camilla officiated
atthe:double ring ceremony.
Thebride was attended by
her sister, Cathy, as maid of
honor. Wallace East of
Wawa, brother of the groom,
was best -man. -The-. guests
were ushered by Ray Palin;
brother of the bride and Paul
East, brother of the groom.
Mary_ Anne Smith of
Seat as soloist, accom-
panied
ort w
panied on the organ by Mr.
Robert Palin, uncle of the
bride.
An open reception followed
at the Seaforth Legion Hall.
Guests attended from
Guelph, Stratford, ' ;Kit- .
chener, Meaford, Wawa,
Goderich, Clinton 'and
Seaforth, and surrounding
areas.
The couple is residing in
Egmondville.
p fdelft, s oke. the 1us
chairmnan, opened e- pro-
gram. A carol --sing led by.
Jinn Stewart "ergot things
underway. A scripturg
reading was given- by
Reverend David McKnight,
followed' by the Seaforth
Barber Shop Chorus. This
group of men with excellent
voices, sang a medley of old
Clinton native dies
lived until his retirement in
1979'-
A Clinton native, Lottie
Irene' Riseley of 177 Albert
Sta',eet, died at her son's
hodaie in Burnaby B.C. on
December „26. She was 71
years old ;;
MrS. Biel Y was 44,rn in.
Clinton on January 12, 1911,
the daughter of Daniel
Livermore and the former
Elizabeth Churchill.
She attended school in
Clinton and on October 3,
1942 was married in Win-
nipeg, Manitoba to Arthur
iseley. Mr. iseley was in
the RAF and was stationed
at Port Albert. In 1"''2 he was
transferred to . Carberry,
Manitoba and his wife
followed him out and they
were married.
The couple lived there
until 1944, then moved to
England until Mr. Riseley
was discharged from the
RAF in October, 1996. They
then returned to Clinton and
lived with the Liverinores
until Mr. Riseley found
employment.
Upon finding a job in St.
Catharines they lived there
until 1966, when a promotion
in Mr. Riseley's career sent
him to Toronto where they
The couple again returned
to Clinton and lived at the
Albert Street apartments
where they still resided at
tine time of Mrs. Riseley's
death.
• Along with her husband,
Mrs. Riseley is ssuavived•fy
one daughter M>rs. Valerie
McLeod of trantford and
one son Michael of Burnaby,
BC. Also surviving are two
grandc !`Idren, a sister Mrs
Fred MacDonald and
brother John, both of Clin-
ton.
The funeral and -committal
services were held at the
all and Falconer Funeral
Home in Clinton on January
1. Rev. Norman Pick of-
ficiated and cremation was
held at the Woodland
Crematorium in London.
CefltraI r
pA�s ted a concert for
The t hider is numbering
shout: 75,. lreparcd an ei
celentn program of iii
Strumental and choral com-
positions.
Mary Gibbings
welto101 l Our guests. Mr.
Angus MacLennan, -prin-
cipal of the school,' brought
greetings and introduced
Mr. Cookson, teacher and
leader of the band. The band,
consisting 'of students kohn
grades 7 and 8, ped•a'a-
e `glhffl = jeei Rr `.e.4
'residents
This eve��`o y
was filie ic as
Laketown. Band, `tang' the '
direction of Blake Smith,
presented a concert forms
Doug. Bundy *as - 0* to of
ceremonies, .?and: brought
Christmas greetings. The
band opened the program
with s" me ,f carolb
Selections w��r ayg rowan .
ar TIF ..-
ul �� rid Dead
;pop
Well known resident
Isabella Catherine
Colquhoun-
One of Clinton's well
known residents, Isabella
Catherine Colquhoun of 176
Huron Street died at tier
residence on December 30 at
the age oft '
Mrs. Colquhoun was
predeceased .by her husband
Elmer William Colquhoun
who died in 1972 and three
sons; Laurie, Kenneth and
Duncan.
Born in 1894 to Donald and
Jane (Lamond) Mcltellar in
Perth County, she was the
last surviving members of a
family of seven. She was
predeceased by four sisters
and two brothers; Mrs.
Thomas (Sarah) Scott, Mrs.
George (Christina) Wallace,
Miss Jean McKellar, Mrs.
Agnes) McDougall; Lindsay
and Laurie.
She is survived by four
daughters and five sons;
Mrs. Len (Jean) Caldwell of
RR.1 Londesboro, Mrs. Len
(Isabel) Theedom of Clinton,
Mrs. George (Audrey)
Hepburn of Willowdale;
Donald of St. Thomas, ' Ross
of London, Murray of Owen
Sound, Tem of Waterdown
and Hugh of London.
Also surviving are 40
grandchildren and 32 great
grand children.
She was married to Elmer
William Colquhoun in 1916.
They farmed in Ontario at
Cromarty and Staffa ' corn-
muriity and in Shaunavon,
Saskatchewan before
moving to Clinton in 1930,
where Mr. Colquhoun was
employed by Ontario -Hydro_
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`Frill t aaao R the choir
with some residents joining..
in, went to, each floor and
;gang a medley le s`
the residents Wofe uron'
view wish everyone G very
Merrynpn�CQQhggristmas and. a
Special 1983.
ill tact soon the holly and
tinsel h` disappear and the
reminder of Christmas
...forgotten; VITe=hope yota hada
blesse&•holiday and wishes.
are sent your way for a
glorious and prosperous New
Year
On December 26, Sunday
Service was held in the
chLapel,with„ Reverend, Nor-
man Pick in chargee'fn the
afternoon the auditorium
was filled with activity as
Opppeen House ;..,was held for
Elsie Henderson, Elsie's
family entertained , family
and friends ."ln 'honor of
Elsie's 90th birthday.- About.
140 people attended and
brought warm .greetin , to
Mrs. Colquhoun, known to
many as "Grandma," was
affiliated WO.. the' St.
Andrew'sPresbyterian
Church. :.
Funeral Services were
held at the Beattie Funeral
Home on January 3. Spring
Interment willsbe at Ray's
Cemetery ln;' Fullarton
Township. 1f'
Pallbearers were Mrs.
Colquhoun's grandsons, Alan
Caldwell of Auburn, Blair
Colquhoun of Toronto, Tom
Colquhoun of ,London, Tom
Robinson of Guelph, Jack B.
Colquhoun of Clinton and
Richard Theedom of Ottawa.
Flower bearers were
granddaughters . Laura,...
Rhonda aid Heather
Colquhoun of London' and
Lisa'itobinsonlif Clinton;'
GRACE COMMUNITY::
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PREACHING THt
of 4RA
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sang a duet Mac eotnm
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SPECIAL Pi E WINTER
CLINTON SEAroRTM"
Ares Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER: °+
U3 High Street
. CLINTON:.a `i:... .
412-1441
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DON ®EPI®MAIZE - AREA. REPRESENTATIVE
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CALL. EENT Olt TliEPFI..
The Annual Meeting
of
BAIR°S CEMETERY
BOARD
and
PLOT OWNERS
will be held on Wed-
nesday. January 19. 1983
at 8 p.m. to 1.0.0.R. Hall,
Eirucefield.
for the Town of Clinton are dove and payables January 4,
1983.
Dog tags are now on sale at the Town Hail, 52 Huron St.
Ail dog owners ar, required to have their dogs licen-
sed.
C.C.Proctor
Clerk
•r
Our hostess vrtil bring gifts and
gregt+ngsalong with helpful
communrty..1i'^ •ma'.un,
162 Manns llowshijp Bible gospel
11 San. Seunday School and Family Bible Hour
Speoker Fred Mannings, Clinton.
'p.m. Evening Ser?ice
Speaker Fred Monningp,, Clinton
7:30 iuesdoy; Jan. 4 Prayer Mooting
7 p.tn. ihu'rs., Jon. 6 Leader's Grand Priic
lOd.m.Wed..Jon l?CtifEeHour'
Take advantage of this Pre -Season
Maintenance offer:
✓ Dyno Test for H.P.
✓ Check all Oil levels
✓ Check Charging System
✓ Test Batteries •
✓ Inspect & Adjust all belts
✓ Compression Test Gas Engines
✓ Clean & Inspect Air Filters
✓ Check & Adjust Clutch Linkage
✓ Check & Adjust TA Linkage
✓ Check & Adjust Trans. Brake
✓ Front wheel Alignmt
✓ Repack Front Wheel Bearings
✓ Check Front Axle & Steering Wear
✓ Check Wheel Brake Operation
✓ PTO Pressure Check & Adjust
✓ Pressure -Check Cooling System & Hoses
✓ Check Operation of Air Conditioning
✓ All parts, repairs & transportation extra
✓Report any deficiencies to customer
Pentecostal
Calvary Pentecostal, C1turch
Pastor Wayne Lester
166 Victoria St. Clinton
9:45 A.M. Sundays School ;..
10:45 A.M. Morning %Worship <.
I; t P.M. Wednesday Prayer Service
ALL WELCOME
UPTIME SERVICE
. your best defense against
downtime ... your key to
effective equipment management.
— Payment
must be made when w is completed,
picked -up, or delivered, whichever occurs
first:
— Discount rate will be the one in effect on the
date payment is received.
— Discount does not apply to the SO4.50
Checkover charge.
— Work will be performed according to our con-
vewle0ce and time schedule.
— Discount applies to work performed on any
brand of tractor or equipment.
St. Pauls Anglican Church
REV. GEORGE ANDERSON.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1983
11:30 a.m. Holy Communion
Sunday Sthool ane . Nursery available during morning wor-
ship:
Christian Reformed
United
t)ntario Street United Church,'
MINISTER `
Norman Pick Louise McGregor• ..
11 o:m. - Public Worship
and Church School
e24i3 Prince sf. E.. CRnfen;.
Christian Reformed Church
REV. Aa1E VAt4DEN KW 13,x. Th. M.
PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT
527-0120, Seaforth
Sunday, Jatuary4, !933
10'0 fn. Worship.Servlce t.
Sermons "•ittUS WAS A'TEtwAGEti
3 p.m.. Worship Servle
,i Itrwon; "YOUR qop 1t TOO SMAll"
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