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Clinton
JAMES
YOUNG
James Franklin Young ei
Godetioth died in
Orton es ital on
Peaty, Jaai ry9at&eaw
eta.
-Be i been in Goderich
lilarlslship on February 19,
1918 to Peter and Elms
Young.
Be farmed and seed in
the Navy
during World War IL
Be was a member of
RoimesvilleUnitedCbareh.
On September 31, 191ti he
married torrine Fidler:Slee
=elves hien.
Alsosurviving are ,one
daughjt�e�r, Janice of
Goderich, one son, Ron at
borne,- his mother, Mrs.
Elm Young of Goderich;
and two sisters, Mrs.
it "~m
(;e)erreast ur i+
Black, both efalinton.
A funeral service was held
atAlcCallum Funeral Hate
in Goderich on Monday,
• January 12 at 2 p.m. The
Reverend Norman Pick
orated.
Interment was in the
Maitland Cemetery,
Godericle
Beth Matte
A Stanley Township native
and lifetime resident of the
area, Mrs. BethMakirs, deed
in Clinton hospital on
January 7. She was in her
85th year.
Mrs. Makin was bora' on
September 30, 1896 to
William and Magdalena
Forrest She grew up in
Stanley Township, Hensall
and Clinton and in -1943
married her late husband,
- James Makins inSeaforth.
Following their marriage,
the couple lived in Clinton
and London. In Clinton, Mrs.
Makin was a member of the
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Chinch 'Arid _was _a.. life..
member of the Women's
P� 5io r Chert of the
Pre byteaearu Church.
St. Andrew's minister Rev.
Duke :conducted funeral
a deaths
services at the 11 Funeral and was a director on the
Barite *Clinton is on January Clinton communite Cleat
A spring inteninent will Union boardfor Enaily years.
lake place in Baud's Mr. Sc ribbins was
Cemetery, Stanley Town- peedeceased by his wife and
atirThr -PrVentS. He s suut-vi ed by
Jobe Match three children,of
Funeral services were . London, Mrs. Mary
held on January 13 for John Browning of Vigra, B.C.
(Jaick) media& mut& of and Gordon of Thornhill. He
Detroit, Michigan who died is also suavaaed by eight
inheeperdeneaanuarryn grandchildren and one
Mr. Match is survived by sister, Mrs. M. Blower of
this wife Marion and be, England
Charles and Margaret Ann, Rev. Stanley MileDenald
He is also survived by six conducted funeral services
grandchildren,one sister, at the Ball Funeral Hoene in
Jean Jacob, and a brother Clinton on January 8 with
Frame heath of Clinntew etre t at the Clinton
Match two brothersWill
iamWiill'iam and kali Woods
Charles. A Goderich Township
(sOIdoIISCr1)b native, Lilian Woods died in
Kitchener -Waterloo
Clue of Clinton's best Hospital
on December 31. She was 56
known citizen's,and oneof
�a'e--t�'t_-- yHaarsrliei.
Irreoeis -was tone in
Wold War One veterans,
Gordon SerLllbirhs died
Veteran's Care Centre,
Packwood Hospital, London
on January 5. He was 84
years old.
Mr. Scritibins was born in
Bele, Devon, England on
March 9, 1896. His parents
were Tomas and Mary Ann
Scrlbbins.
He lived in England until
1922, then immigrated to
Canada, making Clinton his
home in Vii. In 1927, Mr.
acrnlab ins was wed to the
former Eva May Bennett in
Clinton and the couple
continued to make their
home in Orton.
Mr. Scaa'bts served in the
British Arany during WWI
and was stationed in
Mesopotamia and India with
the RAMC He waited as a
apiarist and also was em-
ployed at the Clinton post
office from 19564963.
He was also an active
member in coanmtadty af-
fairs .and served on the
C mean . Pehkc Semi beard
and was president of the
Clinton Legion from 1944 to
1946. Mr. Scribbins was a
past master with the
Masonic Lodge AF&AM 84
o view chapel
Mr. Houston, who is an
elder at the Blyth Church,
read the scripture attheSint-
day . Morning service on
„January 4. Helping with the
C_ muni ln'' : service were
Mrs. Webster, Mr. Houston
and .Mr. l' ewartha4 The
compel was filled to capacity
to hear the choir sing..
Mrs.Elsie Henderson
entertained the residents on
Monday afternoon in n0nnal
care sitting room by playing
many old favourites on the
piano.
In spite of the .inclement
weather, the Over 99 Club
met on 1st north on Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Hender-
•
son played the'piano and the
residents enjoyed solos by
bilks Margaret .McQueen..
Tea and cookies were served
at the end of the program.
Mrs. Ethel Houston is our
new resident this past week
and is froth the Goderich
area. We would like to
welcome her. and friends
may find her in normal care
if they wish to visit. Huron -
view would. like to also
welcome Mrs. Annie McKin-
non who is from Bluevale
and also residing in normal
Sympathy is expressed to
the family of Dr. John Gor-
will..
Varna UCW
honor member
By Mary Chessell
A Life, Membership in .the
United Church Women and a
brass jardiniere were
presented to Eleanor McAsh
• at the January meeting of
Varna UCW in recognition of
her devoted service over the
years, and especially during
the past two years as presi-
dent: A great deal was ac-
complished under her
leadership.
The new president, Doris
Wilson, opened the meeting
with some New Year
thoughts. Devotions for the
beginning of a new year
were given by the committee
of Maurin Hayter, Ruby
Hill and Mildred McAsh.
There was a contest on our
knowledge of people in the
Bible, then each member
was asked to state her New
Year's resolution:
This brought out some in-
teresting thoughts and some
hearty laughter, especially
when one member who gets
to her pew at the Moment the
minister gets to the pulpit
most Sundays resolved to get
to church on time this year.
Eleanor McAsh and Ber-
nice Reid volunteered to at-
tend the Huron -Perth annual
meeting of • the UCW at
Brucefield on January 26.
Bonnie Roy and Mary
Chessell were appointed to
see about getting a replace-
ment stove for the church
kitchen. -The pancake supper
Is planned for March 3.
Custodian of the church,
Mildred McA.4h, will receive
a raise of $5 a month.
The meeting ended with
prayer and a social half-
hour.
When Beth Rathwell arriv-
ed home from the west at
New Year's, she brought
with her a clipping from the
December 24th issue of The
Calgary .Herald concerning
the resettling of the Colitis
family in their new home
after the fire. It goes to show
that good news does get on
the wire service and it does
get printed in daily
newspapers, too.
The Orange Lodge's
benefit card party had only
an average attendance last
Friday, probably because of
the poor driving conditions,
but $117 was raised. Ladies'
high and low euchre prizes
went to Sharon Chuter and
Mildred McAsh. Frank
Thompson won the men's
high, Wilfred Chuter was
low.
Draw winners were W.D.
Wilson, Bruce McClinchey,
Brent Taylor, Krista McAsh
and Jean Reid. There will be
another card party on the
23rd.
Helpful
hint
When milk turns sour p
pancakes on the menu. Batt
made from sour milk mal
deliciously light and . tas
pancakes.
Goderich Township to
William and Daisy Churchill
on November 24, 1924. She
grew up on the 16th con-
cession of the township and
attended the Clinton high
school and later moved to
Waterloo. She was married
to Jack Weeds on May 4,1943
in Clinton.
She is survived by her
husband and daughter Mrs.
Allan (Marjorie) Hayter of
RR 1, Varna. Mrs, Woods is
also survived by four
grandchildren Lori, Tracey,
Kim and Shelley as well as
two sisters, Mrs. Walter
(Grace) Forbes and Mrs.
Mabel McAdam, both of
Clinton.
Mrs. Woods was
predeceased by her parents
and two brothers, Benjamin
who died in 1944 and Thotihas
who died in 1979.
Funeral services were
held at the Ball Funeral
Home in Clinton on January
3 with Rev. James Broadfoot
officiating. Spring interment
will take place atthe Clinton
Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Ron
Taylor, Don Forbes,'' Murray
Forbes,, Ralph McAdam, Vic
Iacobellis, nephews of Mrs.
Woods and Earl Young, a
friend of the family.
The flower bearers were
Di& Carter, Jim Morrison,
JackVaIit'Egmond and Bill
Flynn. N.
Wingham
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(Photo by Fred H. Bisset)
MR. AND MRS.
GARY P. DOCt1ERTY
Winter wedding
Knox Presbyterian
Church, Goderich was the
scene of a pretty winter
wedding on December 6 at
4:30 p.m. when Patricia
Reinhart and Gary P.
Docherty were united in
marriage.
The bride is the daughter
of Muriel Reinhart of
Goderich and the late
Wilfred Reinhart The groom
is the son of 'Richard and
Elsie Docherty of London.
The Reverend G.L. Royal
oofficiated at the ceremony.
Music was provided by
organist Lorne Dotterer and
soloist Ann Coulter.
The bride was given in
marriage by her mother. She
wore a gown of royal blue
silkvelvet of the shoulder
and trimmed in crystal
crepe sewn by her mother.
She also kid a shoulder
length cape edged in
maraboo feather. She
carried a white rabbit fur
muff made by the groom's
mother trimmed with a
bouquet of -pink.' roses, a
lavender orchid and En lish
ivy.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Lynda Rogers, sister of the
bride. She wore a dress of
her own design in Perry
Winkle blue crepe and
carried a nosegay of white
fugi mums and blue silk
cornflowers.
Mrs. Joni (Schoemaker)
Reinhart, sister-in-law of the
bride, styled the hair for the
bridal party.
Best man was Harry
Thompson of Clinton.
Guests were ushered into
the church by Dan Weber,
also of Clinton
Following the wedding
ceremony, a reception was
held at the Candlelight
Restaurant and Tavern in
Goderich. The bride's
mother greeted guests
wearing a floor length
turquois blue silk jersey
gown and a corse„ef red
rases and babys breath.
The groom's mother
assisted wearing a wine
crepe dress with matching
hat accented with a corsage
of pink roses. and baby's
breath
Mr. and Mrs. Docherty are
now residing in Clinton.
Prior to her wedding, the
bride was feted at showers
held by Mrs. Linda Bisset,
Mrs. Ruth Anne Strickler,
Mrs. Ruth Clancy, Mrs.
Laura Chaney and the staff
of the Goderich Signat.Star.
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THE SQUARE, GoDERICH/MAIN CORNER. CLINTON/MAIN CORNER. SEAFORTH
Holmesville's se
By Blasiche Deem*
The Erkerprising Seniors
met in the last
Thursday and the meeting
wasi byJeanLobb..
Mrs. Lobb gave a reading
had -Wrought greetings from
the United Senior Citizens el
Ontario olrge nisation. file
mates of the lad .meeting
were read by Irene Cud,
more, who read the
direc-
tors' meeting minutes. Mrs.
Deeves gave the card and
illness
It was reported that Bill
andDoris Batkin have
donated a 36 cup coffee
maker for theseniors to use.
Mrs. Lobb snowed the pic-
ture she received of Queen
Elizabeth and Prince Phillip.
Mrs. Deeves presented a
motion for Hazel McCreath
and Everett McElwain to be
in charge of spending the
grantt of $9,400 received item
theNetilleffionStifigiabi—
Mrs. Lobb reminded
everyone that Goderich
Township will be celebrating
its 150th anniversary in five
years. She is looking for old
family photographs for the
historical society. Mrs. Lobb
and Alice Porter are the
curators for the WI and they
presented 'a display of the
l eedsmuirhistory project.
Mrs. McCreath spoke
about the desert tea and
euchre party that the WI are
sponsoring on February 11,
starting at 1:30 pm in the
township hall. Mrs.
McCreath said she would
like every organization in the
township to be involved.
After the meeting, hunch
was served by Jack and
Marion Smith, Edward and
Blanche Deeves
News and Notes
The Goderich Township
WI will hold a card party on
i I
January 15 in the township
hasked all ats are
m bring lunLadch and
admission is *1. The nest
card party wit be held on
January 29.
Sympathy from the
community
fannies of the late Jim
Young.
Church sews
A bulletin, 03 -
munications to enhance
pastor -congregation
dlalogue was handed out to
each member of the
Barnesville United Church
at the Sunday morning
service.
Rev. Charles Scott ex-
pressed ids disappointment
for missing the January 4
service, but said he was
happy to at last be with the
Heh nesvlile congregation.
He spoke to the children
about keys and told them
Theirnost-
important key to life.
Jim and Murray Lobb
received the offering and the
minister spoke about being
good neighbor -
Note: On Jahaiary 25, the
annual meeting will be held
during the worship service
The Goderich Township
Recreation Committee will
be conducting a seminar
entitled Tax Management
and Estate Planning,
sponsored by the ministry of
agriculture, en Wednesday,
January 21 from 11 am to
3:30 pm. The seminar will be
held in the township hall and
everyone is invited to attend
and have quesians answered
concerning family matters.
Please bring your own lunch,
coffee and donuts will be
provided.
At the school
Froin January 12 until
March 20, the Holmesville
ors get gr-r.:;iit
Public Shool will operate
from 9 am until 3:18 pin..
Dismissal time is now 25
minutes earlier. Iamb will
finis- Lt:45.instead of 1 pm
and the afternoon rem will
only
be a a minute
washroom
The pile of the time
change is to ensure that all
students arrive home safely
before dark during the un-
predictable winter weather.
School principal Ron
McKay < reports that a
number of parents have not
been receiving the monthly
newsletter. In the pest, a
copy has been sent home
with the eldest member of
each family, but this month
each student will be given a
newsletter in hopes than one
will reach hone.
This Friday, January_ 16
the students, will be Stay
at the.Goderic!LArena from!
to 3 pm. They are asked to be
shore than all skates have
guards on them to prevent
any injuries enroute.
Parents are also welcome to
attend
The Ontario March of
Dimes Ability Fund Cam -
NOTABLE QUOTES
HE .JUDGES NOT what we
have becoew but what
we era becoming. And
H e who fudges cores
more for our eternal
destiny than we care]
ourselves. Everyday acts
for us are growing into
habits. and habits into
chbrracter. and characters
fines cur eternal good
or bad. (Rev. 14.1. Cone.
National Massage)
The Notable Quotes
Society
555 Kinkade,.
London.
N4G 1P1
paign willconducted be at
the school from January 30
to 30. The eldest member et
ffamily will receive an
elvelope to place coins in.
Virdh this year being the
Year of the Disabled
. everyone is asked to give
generously.
On February 13, the
students will take part 'in a
skabAg paw at the Clinton
Arena. Second term reports
will be issued en Much 17
and the Spring Break will
take place from March 23 to
27.
Mr. McKay reminds
kindergarten class parents
that the class calendar
remain the same regardlem
of school cleans. For in-
stance, if Chits A came
today, school is closed
tomorrow, Class A will come
again the neit day.
CLINTON SEAFORTH
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 High Street
CUNTON
452-444
GODERKN AREA
Representative
ROBERT McrauxUM
11 Cambria Road
GODERICH
524-7345
Church Services
ANGLICAN
ST. PAUL'S ANGUCAN CHURCH
THE REV. JAMES R. BROADFOOT. B.A.. M. DIV.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 18, 1981
2nd Sunday After Epiphany
11:30 a.m. Holy Communion
SERMON: THE EUCHARIST
"THE GREAT THANKSGIVING”
7=mp-m•"SUNG EVENING PRAYER"
Sunday School and Nursery Available
During Morning Worship
A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT ST PRAU,I's
BAPTIST
BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH
"Holding Forth the Word of Life" Phil. 2:15
PASTOR: Rev. Les. Shier 545-2450
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
Believing Fundamental Baptist Church
Bible
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
CLINTON
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1981
MR. EDWARD J. ANDERSON__PASTOR
10 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:15 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP
EVERYONE WELCOME
HRISTIAN REFORMED
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
243 Princess St.. E.
REV. ARIE VANDEN BERG
e.®.. Yh.M.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 18, 1981
10 a.m. Worship Service
SERMON: "LOT'S CHOICE"
3 p.m. Worship Service
"A SONG OF JOY".
All visitors welcome
Watch "FAITH 20" at 9:30 a.m. on Global T.V.
SERMON:
CATHOLIC.
SAINT JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH I
James St.. Clinion Phone 452-4444
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1981
FR. JOHN PLUTA
MASS - SUNDAY. 11 A.M.
CONFESSION SATURDAY 7:15 P.M.
MASS - 8 P.M. SATURDAY
ALL WELCOME
PENTECOSTAL
CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
1K Vittorio Street Pastor. Wayne Laster
I:45 a.m. Sunday School
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship
7:0S p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service
Au WELCOME
PRESBYTERIAN
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
THE,REV. THOMAS A.A. DUKE
CHARLES MFRRELL ORGANIST
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1981
10 a.m. Morning Worship
10 a.m. Sunday School
Madeleine Lane Auxiliary will meet at the home of
Mrs. Elva Mutch. Joseph 5t., Tues. Jan. 13 at 8:15 p.m.
All Welcome
1
UNITED
Ontario Street United Church
105 Ontario St., Clinton, Ont.
Minister: Rev. R. Norman Pick
Organist: Mrs. Doris McKinley
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1981
2nd Sunday After Epiphany,
11 a.m. Public Worship
11 a.m. Church School
WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED CHURCH
I PEOPLE SERVING GOD THROUGH
SERVING PEOPLE
SUPPLY MINISTER - CHARLES SCOTT
ORGANIST MISS CATHARINE P ,9TTER
CHOIR DIRECTOR AIRS. (I VM. HEARN
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1981
11:00 a.m. Sunday School and Nursery
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
6 HOLMESVILLi= UNITED CHURCH
1:00 p.m. - Worship Service and Sunday School
*NOTE: All Services on Standard Time