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Jennie Stryker •
i A ih nil a d tilt#, Jennie Stryker died at
her 11 Sparling.St,, Se Orth home on.,August.
D. She was 78,7008 4d,
The former Jennie A>sif der Haar was born
in Averiest, HoIlagid on January 17, 1906.
Her parents were Herman and Geertje Auf
der Haar.
After coming to Canada she lived in
Holmesville and was a member off the Clin-
ton Christian Reformed Church.
She was. married to John Stryker. He
predeceased her in 1974.
Mfrs: Str'yke is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. John (Grace) Bakker of
Goderich and Mrs, George (Minnie) Sjaar-
da of Norwich, and three sons Henry of
Breslau, Herman of Holmesville and Kurt of
Seaforth.
Also surviving are three sisters, Marie
Brand of Wallaceburg, Dina,Strampel and
Everdina Auf der Haar, both of Holland, and
one brother, Berend Auf der Haar, also of
Holland.
She is also survived by 22 grandchildren
and five great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held on August 22
at the Clinton ,Christian Reformed Church
Mr. and Mrs. David Stephenson
David Gordon Stephenson of Brussels and
Annette Wicks of Clinton were married at
the Brussels United Church on July 7 by
Rev. Charles Carpentier. The groom is the
son of Gordon Stephenson and Nora
Stephenson of Brussels and the bride is the
daughter of Barry and Maxine Wicks • of
Begin, Saskatchewan. Matron of honor
was. Shelly Jorritsma of Brussels and
bridesmaids were Dianne Stephenson of
Kincardine and Sharon Kleinknecht of Lin-
wood. Kristy Jenkins of St. Agatha was the
flower girl. Best man was Randy Beuer-
maim of Brussels and guests were ushered.
into the church by Doug and Donald
Sholdice of Brussels and Jim Wicks of
Regina, Saskatchewan. A reception was
held in. the Brussels, Morris and Grey Com-
munity Centre in Brussels and the couple
honeymooned at Gery Rock's Resort in
Quebec. The newlyweds are living in
Brussels. (Harvey McDowell photo)
with Dick Wynia officiating, Interment
followed in Clinton Cemetery. Mrs.
Stryker's grandsons were pallbearers.
Beattie Funeral Home in Clinton was in
charge of the funeral arrangements.
Edith E. Pickard .
Edith E. Pickard of 197 Albert. St., Clinton
died at Huronview on August 22. She was 76 -
years old.
She was titern in Tuckersmith Township on
June 22, 1908 to Adam and Sarah Glazier.
In October, 1926, she married C. Elwin
Pickard in Holmesville and the couple lived
in Goderich Township, Dundas and Clinton.
In Clinton, Mrs. Pickard was a member of
the Ontario Street United Church.
She was predeceased by her husband who
died in 1974. Surviving are: two daughters,
Mrs. Jim (Joan) Chalmers of Blyth and
Mrs. Leslie ( Lois) Armstrong of Goderich;
two sons, Don of RR 4 Clinton and Roy of
Clinton; one sister, Mrs. Asa (Gertie)
Deeves of Hensall; one brother, Harold
Glazier of Clinton; 20 grandchildren and 13
great grandchildren. .
Mrs. Pickard was predeceased by: two
daughters, Catherine and Mrs. Gordon
(Margaret) Eastman; three brothers,
Alfred, Herb and William; one sister, Mae
Butts; one grandson, Brian Armstrong and
one son-in-law, Leslie Armstrong.
Funeral services were held on August 24
at the Beattie Funeral Home in Clinton.
Rev. Norman Pick from the Ontario Street
Church officiated.
Interment was held at the Clinton
Cemetery and pallbearers were Fred
Radley, Gerald Hunking, Rob Smith, Derek
Stephenson, John Talbot and Larry Beiber.
Myrtle Fairservice
One of Londesboro's best known
residents, Myrtle Matilda Fairservice, died
at Clinton Public Hospital on August 21.
The 89 -year Huronview resident had been
a Well known Londesboro resident for many
years. She was involved in several com-
munity groups and was a member of the
Londesboro United Church Women and the
Women's Institute. She was also a -member.
of the Londesboro United Church.
She was born on March 6, 1895 to. Thomas
Knox Mair and the former Jemimah Brown
in Goderich Township,
- Mrs. Fairservice attended high school in
Clinton, then went to Normal School in
Stratford for training as a teacher. During
,her career she taught at Grand Bend,
Porter's Hill, Hullett Township as well as in
other areas until she married, -
In September, 1932• she wed Robert A.
Fairservice and they raised two children, a
son, David of Dollard des Ormeaux, and a
daughter, the late Anne Fairservice.
•-• Along with her daughter, Mrs:
Fairservice was also predeceased by her
husband, by one sister, and three brothers.
Sheis survived by one brother, David Mair
of Detroit, Michigan. •.
Funeral services were held at Ball and
Falconer Funeral Home in Clinton on
August 24. Rev. • David Snihur of the
Londesboro United Church officiated. Llter-
ment was held at the Clinton Cemetery.
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N� t rnach happens to a r age of 14 in. It was'interesting'to learn that daughters
liia�ttatiits, but when 60 de
late William Henry Jervis 0
in Rowley, Alta. recently fj
community came,aitve..
It was to this are that tl
Walter Jervis of Chi olrfai
andraisetheir ' e th
b i afilu� s in
Today Rowley consists o�
hall, a museum salvaged from the abandon-
ed railway station, a United Church and
Sam's saloon. ,
Fancily relatives attending the reunion.
came from Alberta, British, Columbia and
Ontario.
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10,a0 of the • if ant grandchildren of Walter and Bernice
tenon arrived Jervis have remarkable achievements•
reunion, the -Daughter Francis of McBride, B.C. is a
champion horse -back rider in the gymkhana
late Fred and class of competition. Grandchildren Tom
t9 homestead and Owls McCready of Jasper, Alta, are
arty 1900s. world .class downhill skiers, the latter being
community Canadian Champion two years in a row and
is now a coach in Oregon. Grandson John
Swallow was a I,npmber of the RCAF Golden
Cent mina i'res, Canada's Centennial
Aerobatil.Flying Team.
It is planned to hold the 1986 reunion in the
Clinton area.
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to stayin Clinton
CLINTON The Wingharftioffice of the
Ministry of Natural Resources,:has renewed.
its sponsorship with Katinnavik for a second
nine month period,.Clinton will -continue as a
home for the participants until at least May
of 1985.,
Katimavik, as many townspeople know, is
a youth volunteer organization funded by
the Secretary of State. It is a unique
program open to all young people between
the ages of 19 and 21. Participants spend
three months in three different locations
across Canada. In each of these locations
they do volunteer work for a sponsoring
organizationand become involved in local
community events.
A11P11st 9f1 je f11r+ elate. n: -i.•nl r,,,. the next
THE SHAPE OF
group of participants in Clinton. This will be
the fourth group taking up temporary
residence here. A new Group Leader,
Dwight Morley, will also be starting at this
time. The past seven months in Clinton have
been both enjoyable and successful for
Katimavik. Dwight hopes to keep up the
involvement of the group' with the
community and to maintain the good
rapport built up by previous Katimavik
groups.
The Katimavik house remains at 139 High
Street. Anyone in the town or surrounding
area interested in learning more about the
program is invited to stop by or telephone
482-3960.
THINGS TO COME
Young girl baptized
at St: Andrew's
On Sunday, August 26, at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Clinton, Stassi
Nichole, daughter of Gary and Faye,
MacKay was received into the fellowship of
the Church through the Sacrament of Bap-
tism.
Parents who wish to watch their children at the Clinton Pool can now do so in comfort.
The Xi Epsilon Beta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, donated three benches to the pool recent-
ly. Testing out one of the benches are sorority members Marguerite Falconer (left) and
Mary Marsh. Pool Supervisor Susan MaKay and Recreation Director Kevin Duguay look
on. ( Anne Narejko photo)
Wedding decor created
HURONVIEW - August 20 was games and
craft day in the activity room, and here
residents play cards for the most part, while
others knit and do various crafts. During the
morning, all participants enjoy coffee and
cookies.
A time of relaxation was planned outdoors
for residents of Special Care on Tuesday. It
is a pleasant hour for them, to be out in the
fresh air and sunshine:
Autumn weddings are being planned, and
for some of the brides-to-be, ladies were
kept busy on ;August 22 making pink and
white paper flowers from Kleenex. They are.
used for car decoration.AAnother Craft -that •1
is being Made are fans: They are
constructed of bristol board, in different
sizes and colors. The fans are quite
attractive; and may be used for any decor.
The mid -week Bible Study was held on
August 23, conducted by Mrs. Prouty who
also led in the singing of the. hymns. Pat
Thurlow read the scripture lesson. There
was a time of prayer followed by a Bible
quiz. A flannelgraph was used for the study
period.
Friday evening Olive McMillen, Leah
Currie, Clayton Steels, Annie McNichol,
Emma McDonald, Golda „ Tyler, Mary
Vancamp, Elsie Henderson, Frank Bissett;
Margaret McLaughlin with Jane Ladd and
Pat Fields attended the play "Nostalgia"
presented in The Livery at Goderich. It was
produced through -a student grant for
Experience '84. The cast consisted of local,
talented students who acted,. 'sang and
danced their way into the heart of everyone.
It was a delightful, refreshing show.
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Morning worship washeld on Sunday,
with Reverend Pick in charge. During the
service, the choir sang.
Huronview welcomes Mr. Frank
Kloskowicz and his wife Anna from Clinton,
who have come to reside at Huronview.
To the families of the late Myrtle
Fairservice, Mary Neil and Edith Pickard,
sincere sympathy is expressed.
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MRS. MYRTLE (MAIR) FAIRSERVICE of
Huronview and formerly of Londesboro died
on Tuesday, August 21, 1984. The funeral
service was held on Friday, August 24, 1984.
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