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SEAFORTH
MRS. EMMA JANE BAYLEY of Clin-
ton and formerly of Hullett
Township, died on Wednesday, June
4, 1986.
Funeral service was held on Friday,
June 6, 1986
Clinton Branch 140 of the Royal Canadian
Legion
INVITE THE PUBLIC TO ATTEND
DECORATION SERVICE
7:30 P.M.
CLINTON CEMETERY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th
with
REV. . GORDON SIMMONS, Legion Padre
and CLINTON LEGION PIPE BAND
IN ATTENDANCE
VETERAN'S GRAVES WILL BE DECORATED SUNDAY AT 11 A.M.
DON ARMSTRONG
President Br. 140
NOEL FLAGG
1st. Vice President
Clinton area obituaries
Emma Jane Bayley
Emma Jane Bayley, of Clinton and
formerly of Hullett Township, died in Clin-
ton Public Hospital on June 4. She was
92 -years -old.
Mrs. Bayley, who was a homemaker, was
born in Hullett Township on October 2, 1893
to William and Nancy (Mann) Hunter. On
April 7, 1915, she married George Bayley at
the Methodist Manse in Clinton.
Mrs. Bayley lived in Hullett Township
from 1893 -1910 and from 1910 -1983 she lived
on the second of Hallett. In the fall of 1983
she moved to Clinton and lived with her
daughters Marjorie Dutot and Verna
Morgan.
She was a member of Ontario Street
United Church and was always happy to
greet her friends and family.
Mrs. Bayley is survived by six daughters:
Mrs. Charles (Marion) Kennington of St.
Thomas; Mrs. Fergus (Adeline) McKay of
London; Mrs. Lewis (Marjorie) Dutot and
Mrs. Robert (Verna) Morgan, both of Clin-
ton; Mrs. Evan (Edna) Sims of RR1 Hensall
and Mrs. David (Joyce) Slorach of
Etobicoke.
She is also survived by 20 grandchildren
and 21 great grandchildren.
Mrs. Bayley is also survived by two
sisters; Mrs. Charles (Julia) Warden of
London and Mrs. Arthur (Annie) Habkirk of
Streetsville; and two brothers; George and
Leonard Hunter, both of Clinton.
She was predeceased by her parents, her
husband and three sisters; Mrs. Hugh
(Mary) Campbell, Mrs. Ross (Myrtle)
Penrose and Mrs. Albert (Bella) Habkirk.
Funeral services were held on June 6 at
the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home; Clin-
ton, with Rev. David Woodall of Ontario
Street United Church officiating.
Flower bearers were Jeanette Dutot,
Susan McKay, Jane Sims and Alison
Slorach. Pallberarers were Bradley Dutot,
Douglas Kennington, Thomas Morgan,
Ronald McKay, Steven Sims and Derek
Slorach. Interment in Clinton Cemetery.
Ray McNall
Ray McNall, of Fergus, died in St.
Joseph's Hospital, Guelph, on June 1. He
was 63 -years -old.
Mr. McNall, son of the late Robert and
Laura McNall, was a member of the IQOF
from 1957 until his death. He joined the
IOOF Lodge 73 in Fergus in 1966.
Mr. McNall was also a vetern of WW II
and served overseas from 1942-46. He was a
member of the Fergus and District Happy
Handicap Club from 1984-86 and a member
of Melville United Church.
Mr. McNall and his wife, Mae Oesch,
moved to Fergus in 1963. He is survived by
children, Mrs. Earl (Joan) Chamberlain of
Elora, Allen and his wife Jacqueline of
Fergus, Stephen of Guelph and Mrs. Robert
(Karen) Parsons of Toronto.
Also surviving are grandchildren Dana
and Shane and his. sisters Mrs. Harry
(Margaret) Swan of Goderich, Roberta
Wadel of Clinton; and brothers Cecil of
Seaforth and Garnet of Lucknow.
He was predeceased by four brothers,
Frank, Clifford, James and Lloyd.
Funeral services were held at Graham
Giddy Funeral Home, Fergus on June 4 with
Rev. Wettlaufer officiating. Pallbearers
were Bob Chamberlain, Wilmer Glousher,
Reg Manley, Bob Clyde, Gary Flaxbard and
George Redman. Interment was held at
Belsyde Cemetery, Fergus.
Chester E. Neil
Chester E. Neil, of Egmondville, died June
6, at the Seaforth Community Hospital. He
was 78.
Mr. Neil is survived by his wife, the former
Mabel Talbot; son Melvin of Edmonton and
daughter, Mrs. David (Carolyn) Reynolds, of
Napanee.
Also surviving are five grandchildrn, one
great grandchild, one sister Mrs. Laura Turn-
bull of Komoka and three brothers, George
of Stratford, Cecil of Lucan and Gerald of
London.
He was predeceased by four brother;
Wesley, Harvey, Edward, and Ernest, and
two sisters Flossie and Clara.
The family received friends at the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home. A funeral service was
held on June 9. Interment Bayfield Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ken Carnochan,
Emer-
son -
son Coleman,Jim McIntosh,Ken Coleman,
Bill Holland and Ettes Delvecchio.
Seniors' month celebrated
HENSALL - Senior Citizens Month is now
underway at Queensway Nursing Home.
The past week marked the grand opening
celebration of seniors' month.
Mary Beth Jantzi spoke to residents about
seniors' month and of the special events
there will be to celebrate including the
Bowl-a-rama on June 19, and Strawberry
SSIclal~ of Aljnes 6b
Some resides entertained at the opening
celebration. Lloyd McDougal whistled a
tune and Theodore Gray played the piano
while Lorne Johnston accompanied -him on
the violin. The celebration ended with a
sing -song after Carol Gascho and Lorne
Johnston got residents in the singing mood
with their duet "The Gay Cabelero."
This past week was filled with many ac-
tivities for residents.
On June 2 residents held a welcoming par-
ty for Roland Grenier. On June 3 the choir
entertained at Blue Water Rest Home with
pianist Joyce Pepper, and choir director
Carol Gascho. Also Lorne Johnston and
Theodore Gray played two duets and Lloyd
McDougall whistled two tunes. Carol and
Lorne also sang their duet.
On June 4, the Exeter Christian Reformed
Church Ladies took several residents for car
rides. As well, residents and staff at
Queer)sway held;a bridal shower fot<Sandra
Tower who is a cook aLthe home. She will be
married on June 28 to Mark Consitt.
On Wednesday evening many attended
the movie presentation entitled "White
Mane."
On June 5, Rev. Jim Sutton of the Exeter
Anglican Church performed the church ser-
vice. Ethel Forrest of Hensall was volunteer
pianist for the service.
Father Mooney was in on Friday to per-
form a service for the Roman Catholic
residents.
Fashion with flair for 86
STRATFORD - One of the special features
at the Pork Congress this year will be the
fashion show Fashion With Flair For '86
held June 17 at 2 p.m. in the Market Annex.
The clothes being modelled are from stores
in Stratford - Lynda's Place, Walkers' Style
For Men and. Walkers' Bridal Studio. Door
prizes will be given away.
Other program activities include a meat -
cutting demonstration and auction at 11
a.m. in the tent. Refrigerated storage for
the meat purchases will be provided.
A tea room will be open every afternoon
during the pork congress in the Upper
Kinsmen Hall from 1- 4 p.m. Visitors to the
pork congress can rest, snack and visit here.
There will be a well-equipped babysitting
service provided from 12:30 p.m. - 4 p.m.
every day during the pork congress in the
love room at the Coliseum. As well, there
will be facilities available in the Upper
Kinsmen Hall where mothers can rest and
tend to the needs of their babies.
Services
Presbyterian
St. Andrew's. Presbyterian Church
4 RATTENBURIG,ST. EAST, CLINTON
10 a.m.: Worship and Sunday School
Nursery Care Provided
June 29 . July 27
MINIST R� ^4 No Services »' ORGANIST
Rev. William M. "Orb:1r Mr. Charles Merrill
hriat►n Reformed -
Christian Reformed Church
243 Pslnctsr St:, E. Clinton,
Sunday, June 15
Rev. Horner Somplonlus
10 a.m. Worship Service
7:30 p.m.. Worship Service
AU Vislllora Welcome
Fellowship Bible Chapel
162 Maple Street . SUN., JUNE 1 5
9:45 a.m. Worship & Remembrance
11 a.m. Sunday School & Family Bible Hour
Speaker: Claude Martin
7 p.m. Evening Service
Speaker: Steve Rathwell
7:30 p.m. Tues. - Prayer & Devotion
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Clinton
United
Ontario Street United Church
MINISTER 105 Ontario St., Clinton, Ont. ORGANIST
Rev. David J. Woodall, D.A., M.DIV. • Louise McGregor
11 a.m. Public Worship
11 a.m. Church School
esley- '`itlis United Chur�.eh
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Baptist
85 Huron St.
CLINTON
An
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. GILBERT KIDD
Sunday, June,1 S
11 Gab. Morning Worship & Sunday School
Wednesday 0 p.m. Bible Study
P11/ERYONE WELCOME
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524.9130
St. Parli's Anglican Church
tisv. Giordorl'Slmmons, O.A.. M. DIv.
Sund8iyl'. June 1.3
10 0.M. Service
1st $ 3r'¢,sundoys - Holy Communion
dud & 4th Surildops 4. Morning Prayer
o In.,Four h Sunday B,A . Communion &
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Watson - Eddy
James Alvin Watson Jr., son of James Wat-
son of Seaforth and Shirley Watson of Strat-
ford, and Sharon Ruby Eddy, daughter of
Cliff and Ruby Eddy of Winthrop, were mar-
ried in Egmondville United Church on June
2. Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer officiated.
Matron of honor was Sharon Steinman of
Chatham and bridesmaids were Dot Zand-
wyk of Clinton, Patti Watson of Stratford,
sister of the groom, a Sandra Eddy of
Winthrop, sister-in-law o the bride. Best
man was Harry Jansen of gmondville and
ushers were Brian Wats n. of Stratford,
brother of the groom, Dave E114 of London,
and Robert Eddy, brother of the bride.
Organist was Marion Rose and soloist was
Deb Haney. Following a reception at the
Seaforth and Districts Community Centre,
the couple took a wedding trip to Jamacia.
They have taken up residence in Seaforth.
(Frank Philips photo)
Vickie Cantelon
Vickie Cantelon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Cantelon of Clinton, has graduated
from the Library Techinques program at
Sheridan College in Oakville. Convocation
was held at June 4. Vickie is the grand-
daughter of Mrs. Ralph Cantelon and Victor
Taylor. ., , , e
Mary -Anne Watson
Mary -Anne Watson, daughter of Paul and
Eva Watson of Chesley, received het?
Bachelor of Arts degree from the University]
of Guelph on June 4. Mary -Anne majored hi
English and graduated on the Dean's honor
list. She had previously attended Chesley
District High School and will continue her
education this fall at the University of
Toronto's Faculty of Education.
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