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Clinton News-Record, 1961-06-08, Page 3Wed In Zurich Church Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond Dunn were married in Evangelical United Brethren Church, Zurich, on Saturday, May 20, 1961, by the Rev. A. M. Amacher. The bride is Elaine Mabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schade, Zurich and her husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunn, Bayfield. The young couple will live on the groom's farm near Bayfield. (Jervis Studio) Clinton and District Obituaries Edmund A. Fines H. "Bert" John Trewartha Principal of the Clinton Dis- trict Collegiate Institute for 37 years, Edmund A. Fines, 63, Clinton, died suddenly :at his home here Friday morning, June 2. He had retired two years ago because of ill health. He was born near Shelburne the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Fines, Fallow- ing graduation at the Univer- sity of Toronto in 19,20, he joined the staff of the Beal Technical School, London, and remained there two years be- fore coming to Clinton. • Mr. Fines was a member of the Ontario Street United Ch- urch and an active member of the Clinton Lodge AF & AM No. 84. Surviving besides his wife, the former Harriet Whiteside, are one son, Robert, Elmira; one daughter Mrs. Paul (Joan) Rempel, St. Catharines; one brother John, Shelburne, and four grandchildren. , Service from the Bali 'and Mutch funeral home, 153 High Street, Clinton on Sunday after- noon by the Rev. Grant Mills. Pall -bearers were Arthur Knight, Brock Olde, Garnet Me - Gee, Morley Counter, H. C. Lawson and William Craig. Flower -bearers were George Levis and Alvin Lobb. Burial in the Clinton Ceme- tery. A special Masonic service was held Saturday night at the funeral home. Lorne Neilans Funeral service was conduct- ed on Friday afternoon, June 2, in the Ball and Muteh funer- al home, Clinton, for Lorne Neilans, ,Clinton, who passed away on Wednesday, May 31, in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. The Rev. D. J. Lane, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ch- urch, Clinton, officiated. Pall -bearers were Robert Glen, Adam Wilson, Fred Gib- son, John McFarlane, Stuart Macaulay, Clarence Neilans. In- terment was in Clinton Ceme- tery. Mr. Neilans was born on September 3, 1895, the son of Alexander Neilans and Cath- erine McClure. He married Myrtle Prouse in 1916. She (Holmesville Correspondent) The community was sadden- ed at the sudden passing of Herbert John Trewartha, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Friday, June 2. Mr. Trewartha was born on March 17, 1882, the son of the late Charlotte Jervis and John Trewartha. All his life was spent in Goderich Township and he gained his education at the school in Holmesville. On April 15, 1914, he mar- ried Sarah MacMath, who pas- sed away just over two months ago, on March 19, 1961. Mr. and Mrs. Trewartha farmed on the farm now owned by their son Kenneth. About ten years ago they retired to Holmesville. Mr. Tdwartha was a member of the Holmes- ville United Church, and an honorary elder of the church. - Surviving are a son, Kenneth, on the home place, and a daugh- ter, Charlotte, Mrs. William Norman, Holmesville, and sev- en grandchildren. Funeral service was held Monday afternoon, June 5, from the Beattie funeral home, Clin- ton with Rev. E. J. Roulston, minister of Holmesville United Church, assisted by Rev. Stew- art Miner, Sarnia, nephew of Mr. Trewartha, in charge of the service. Pall -bearers were Norman Trewartha, Keith Cox, Everett Mcllwain, Lorne Jervis and Lloyd Bond, all of Goderich Township and Ross Trewartha, Hullett Township. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. Flower -bearers were Les Jer- vis and Barrie Walter, Gode- rich Township; Bill Armstrong, Stanley Township, and Dewar Norman, Holmesville. passed away in 1928. Surviving are two sons, Ches- ter, London; Elwyn, Stratford; one daughter, Mrs. Gordon (Phyllis) Atkinson, Winnipeg; one brother, John, Clinton, and two. sisters, Mrs. W. Shaddock, Clinton; Mrs. E. E. Brown, Petrolia; and seven grandchil- dren. Attending from a distance were friends from Sarnia, Lon- don, Stratford, Goderich and the district surrounding Clin- ton. 1 Fen Young People Join Ontario Street United Church on Sunday Morning Ten young people from the coaigregation of the Ontario Street ,T ted Church were re- ceived into the church on pno- fessjon ef faith at the meriting service, June 4. During the past three months they had been studying the teaching of the Cihristian faith. On May 21 et the evening service they were (formally antrudueed to .the Session and accepted as can- didates for membership. This morning before a full church they made their per- sonal profession and were con- firmed by Rev. Grant Mills, minister. After the confirma- tion they Were welcomed into SUNSET DRIVE-IN MOVIES Goderich Highway 8—East of Town Thurs., Fri., Sat. June 8 - 9 - 10 "THE SINS OF RACHEL CADE" — In Technicolor — Angie Dickenson and Peter Finch Adult Entertainment Mon., Tues., Wed. June 12-13-14 Curt Jurgen & Orson Welles 'FERRY TO HONG KONG" — Scope and Color — Thurs., Fri., Sat. June 15-16-17 Gary Cooper & Maria Schell "THE HANGING TREE' — In Technicolor — TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY First Show at Dusk Children under 12 in Cars FREE Playground --Refreshments .the church by members of the session who presented. them with certificates and •a gift t testament. They were Miss Beatrice Muredz, Miss Donna Murch, Miss Barbara Hell, Miss Barb- ara Corey, Miss Eileen Garrett, Miss Joan. Mills, William Th - =peen, Ricky Finch, Janet Brandon and Gregory Brandon, During the presentations the young people signed the church register under the direction of Milton Wiltse, clerk of the session. Tips For Those With Green Thumb Make this a habit: place rakes against a wall with the prongs facing inward when you have finished using them. It could save an eye or a banged head. If you are pruning ever- greens, try this easy clean-up tip from the Department of Horticulture, OAC. Cover the ground around each tree with a sack or old sheet. When your job is finished, gather up the ends of the cloth and carry the clippings away in one trip. When the tulips in your garden have finished blooming, remove them with the leaves and roots intact to a spot in the vegetable garden, advise horticulturalists at OAC. This leaves room in the borders for other plants and still gives the tulips a chance to recuperate for their next blooming season. Horticulturalists at OAC sug- gest that a different sprayer be used for insect and disease con- trol than is used for weed con- trol. Many weed killing mater- ials cannot be cleaned readily from the sprayer. Never use a sprayer for water after it has contained sprays or insecti- cides. This can result in great damage to the garden plants. Meet Your Neighbour At The Goderich 'PARK THEATREPhone JA 4-7811 THUR., FRI., SAT. --- June 8 - 9 - 10 Glenn Ford -- Donald O'Connor and Miiko Taka 'CRY FOR HAPPY" — eandCtrA Scope MON., TUES., WED. -- June 12-13-14 Kirk Douglas -- Kim Novak and Barbara Rush Strangers When We Meet" 1\ — In Color — ADMITTA,NC1 RESTRICTED TO • ERSONS 1$ YEARS OF AGE OR OVER A- dramatic presentation of - the eternal triangle. THUR., FRI., SAT. -- June 15-16-17 -- DOUBLE BILL — Diane Baker and Jack Ging ' "Tess of the Storm Country — In Scope and Color — Laurel and Hardy In "The Foreign Legion" . Coming—"Let No Man Write My Epitaph" Shelley Winters Adult Entertainment Ontario Street Explorers Have Mothers as Guests Cin Wednesday evening, May 31 the Explorer girls of Ontar- io Street United Church enter- tained their mothers at the closing meeting. The panty was in charge of the lealders Olive Johnson a.nd Margaret Skov. Guests were welcomed at the door by Miss Johnson and Chief Explorer Elaine Kennedy, Pat- sy Brown was in charge of the guest book and Krystal Faa4ey showed the mothers to the ladies parlour, The opening ceremony was conducted by Elaine Kennedy and the treasurer, Barbara- Ball, arbaraBBall, took 'up the offering. A program was presented by the girls with Rowena Corey act- ing as chairman. The opening number was a song "Joy of every Heart" sung by alt thhe girls with Barbara Knox, Row- ena Corey and Patsy Brown taking the solo parts. Piano solos were played by Marilyn Cutler, Patsy Brown, Barbara Knox, Marie Lobb and Jean Dale. Poems were read by Diane Pickard, Krystal Farley and Rowena Corey. A play, 'The Mail'Order Hat' was the final number on the program. Those taking part were Barbara Knox, Denise Smith, Barbara Ball, Elaine Kennedy, Patsy Brown, Ruth Anne Brown, Joan Lobb and Marilyn Cutler. A worship service in the chapel was conducted by Baa1b- era Ball, Joan Lobb and Den- ise Smith. This was followed by a graduation service in which six members, Marie Lobb, Jean Dale, Rowena Corey, Joan Lobb, Denise Smith and Elaine Kennedy received their gradua- tion certificates and "E" pins. At the close of the service lunch and •a social time was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Alvin Lobb moved a vote of thanks to the girls and ,their leaders for the enjoyable evening. Anglican Church To Stop Printing SS Papers After 41 years, weekly Sun- day School papers in the Angli- can Church of Canada will be discontinued as a basic means of Christian education. During the last ten years the increased use of work books and undated leaflets for Sunday church school children has gradually placed the Sunday school pap- ers oh the "unnecessary' list, The good literature now available for children in libra- ries, schools and stores, makes it unnecessary for the Church to provide reading material for the ordinary child. For those children who are isolated, a paper will still be produced to meet their need. And so the Anglican Church, as of September next, ceases publishing four Sunday School papers: "The Child's Own", "Treasure Chest", "Young Sol- dier and Crusader", and "The Adventurer". BE WISE - - Buy Your ▪ - KELVINATOR Freezer - Refrigerator NOW --And Save Money 17 cu. ft. CHEST FREEZER -- 595 lbs. storage capacity. 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Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Sehade, Zurich, are parents of the bride, 'and the groom is the sena of Mr. and Mrs, Bert Dunn, Bayfield. Rev, A. M. Amacher per- formed the double -ring cere- mony, Given In marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in floor -length gown of pure silk white organza. The bodice featured a scalloped sabrina neckline, long lily point sheath sleeves, and a lowered waist. The entire bodice was made of the most delicate chantilly lase over shimmering satin and strewn with aurora (borealis sequins. The bouffant skirt cas- caded softly to "a sweep train from a pleated organza cum- merbund terminated in the front by a medallion of chantilly lace and sequins and falling to a V - back. Situated slightly below the waist, the cummerbund ad- ded; a finishing touch to the gown. She parried white car- nations and sweetheart roses. Phyllis Schade, sister of .the bride, was matron of honour, and was dressed in seafoam organza, bertha collar, a shir- red cummerbund and a bouf- fant skirt with a deep hemline. Mona Schade, sister of the bride, and Janet Martin, St. Jacobs, were bridesmaids, and they were gowned in orchid organza. S h el I i e Weber, Dashwood, cousin of the bride, was flower - girl in pink organza. Ringbearer was Gregory Lay- ton, cousin of the groom, Mit- chell. Douglas Dunn, brother of the groom, was groomsman, and'the ushers Were Ronald Scotchmer, Bayfield, and David Carr, St, Jacobs. Soloist was Ted Duni, uncle of 'the groom, accompanied by Mrs. Miltan Oesch. Following the ceremony the bride's parents entertained at a reception in the church base- ment, which was decorated in pink and white bells and streamers and spring flowers. For receiving, Mrs. Sehade wore a lilac crepe dress with pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The groom's William Doig (Kippen Correspondent) William Doig, son of John Doig and his wife, the •late Ellen Stuart McKay, died in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth on Friday evening, June 2 .fallowing a heart attack. He was in his 81st year and had spent anost of his life in Tuckersnvith Township. In his later years he had lived with his eon Hugh at Staffa and lamer at Carlow. He was married in 1921. to Maria Davis who predeceased him in 1956. He had one son, Hugh who also predeceased him in 1956. The name Doig was associat- ed with theframing and build- ing of barns in Huron for many years las William, his father John Doig and his grandfather John Doig had each followed the trade. He is survived by one broth- er, Alex M. Doig, St. Peters- burg, Florida and three nieces, Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Tucker - smith; Mrs. Wesley Green, Mitchell; Mrs. Jack Ingram, Hensen and a nephew, Archie Hoggarth, Tuckersmith. Funeral service was conduct- ed by the Rev. D. L. Elder of First Presbyterian Church, Searforth on Monday, June 5, from. the Banthron funeral parlour, with burial in Baird's Cemetery. Pallbearers were five grand- nephews, Rae and Bill Ingram, Murray Green, Al Hoggarth and John E. Caldwell and a coeslin Andrew Doig, Seafortih. A masonic service was held Sunday evening at the Bar►- thron funeral home, Hensall. Traffic signs help more than most people realize to zniake highway d4rivting safer, says the Ontario Safety League. But, unfortunately, the pratecttve information from signs as need- ed more than it is heeded. &quiet atmosphere in pleasant surroundings Arida trained competent staff. BALL & MUTCH FUNERAL SERVICE AMOULANCE SERVICE Phone HU 2-9441 mother were green .and pink .floral nylon chiffon -aver cord- ed taffeta and a =sage of pink carnations. 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