Clinton News-Record, 1975-08-14, Page 31
I • ':,4t:A,AgHRVAf*t.,,
and Mrs. Bert Haverkamp of R.R. I, Clinton are happy
announcetb the recent marriage ef their daughter Edith
(Pete") to Rick DeGroot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary
DeGroof of Grimsby. The con* exchanged wedding yaws
on Friday evening* June 27 In the Maranatha Christian
Reformed Clench of Cambridge (Galt), Ontario.
We would like to welcome two
w families to the com-
nity: Mr. and Mrs, Paul
yke, who moved earlier this
nuner from Kitchener to the
miner Jim Thompson house;
d Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
rawford and their two sons.
liver and Daiiid of Staffa who
now moving into the former
Walter Scott house
Mr. and Mrs. George Murray
cif Galt - Cambridge spent the
weekend at their summer home
across from John Thornpsons.
John Lawson spent a few'
days this past week holidaying
"th his cousin, Barry Turner
Tucketsmith. Bonnie
okeArtilir "spent a
withabet1awsctt 7
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bos
spent a few days this past week
holidaying ai the Upper Canada
ViUageandarea.
Miss Julie Ann Merner spent
a few days visiting with .her
grandmother, Mrs. George
Mcilwain. '
Miss Rose Carvanollo of
Mississauga spent the weekend
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Stevenson. David, Darren and
Luanne.
Miss Marie Harvey of Don
Mills visited an Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John
and Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Storey of
Clinton visited on Sunday
ne„with.Mr. antiMrs,. BM
Storey.
A number of people from the
community attended the
reception held on Saturday
evening at the Saltford Hall for
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Dale.
Mr. Carl Merner visited on
Sunday in Zurich with his
grandmother, Mrs. • J.W.
Merner and his aunt, Mrs.
Catherine Burn of Streetseille.
eiiiid-mrs:-Surnidequrei -
Shirley, Doris and Doug
returned home on. Thursday
evening from their holidays.
They spent the past three
weeks visiting with Sam's
relations in Pilot Mound and
e source of all learning
is the knowledge of God
and this cannot be attained
save through the
knowledge of His Divine
Messengers.
For mare informatio
write:
BAHA$
P.O. Box 212 Goderich
P.O. Box 334
ainton: Ont.
Crystal City, Manitoba, and
with Mary's brothers and
sisters in Wawota, Sask. They
also attended a family reunion
on August 3rd, when Mary
eight brothers and sisters were
in attendance. Sam also visited
with his cousins, Don and
Stanley McClure in Unity,
Sask. and Mary, Shirley, Doris
•and Doug visited a sister,
Margaret Guillanne of
Marquise, Sask. They went by
way of the northern states and
returned home through
Canada.
Mr., ,.- and Mrs. George
felcilwain, Lynn and Steven
Mrs-
eorge ctiwain,
home to strutfttaz
holidays which they spent at
Sauble Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presz-
cator, Bill, Debbie and Michael
attended a reunion held on
Sunday at the home of' Mr. and
Mrs. Harry (nee Margaret
McGregor) Engeland and girls
of R.R. 4. Stratford. Also at-
tending were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph (nee Glenyce Jewitt)
Glew, Paul and Kevin of
Dorchester. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence (nee Mary
McGregor) Ribey and Scott of
Chatham and Mr. and Mrs.
Denis (nee Joyce Brown)
Lomax, Lisa and Billy of
Hanover.
Obituary
MISS JOSEFINE STIRLING
Miss Josephine Stirling,
Gaderich Nursing Horne, died
at the home Friday, August 8.
She was 92.
She was born June 17, 1883 in
Goderich Township to William
and Jane (Colwell) Stirling.
She had been a lifelong resident
o "'rewash* vtnd--
Hayfield, and had worked ag a
tailoress. She was member of
St Andiew's -United Church.
Hayfield, and a life member of
the UCW there.
She is survived by one sister,
Mr. • Hugh (Charlotte)
McLaren, Port Elgin.
Funeral service was Monday,
August 11 at hicCallum Funeral
Home with the Rev. James
Reddoch, officiating assisted by
the Rev. Ronald McCallum.
Interment was in Hayfield
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Don Stirling, Don Keys,
WiIIiam Stirling, Ralph Jewell,
Den Campbell and Harley
Mason. Flower bearers were
Jack Sterling-Mynor Seaman,
Bruee Sowerby and John
Canipbell Jr,
wil
clirnax to the series 01 fine
profn nt
that 1*s been presented t the
Plarhouse in this, its fourth
season. The famuiar, fast -
story of Daily Levi, out
to man, is packed with
hit tunes and sparkling
dialogue. One Broadway
musical that shouldn't be
missed.
Starrhne as DollY Levi, is the"
won -known, Broadway per-
former, Jeanne Beauvais. Miss
Beauvais has played leading
roles throughout Canada, the
United States, Europe, -Asia
and the Near East, in such
widely diverse fields as drama,
comedy, revue, musical
comedy, and operas •
Notably, Miss Beauvais
played Tuptim opposite Yul
Brynner in The King and 1, and
recreated the role of Mine.
Dubonnet in the latest
Broadway revival of The Boy
Friend. In addition to leading
parts in Kiss Me Kate, The
Merry Widow, West Side Story,
and Three Penny Opera, she
has sung solo concerts at
Carnegie Hall, and Wigmore
Hall in London performed -in
USA and USIS revues around
the world, and recently cern-
pleted a seven.week industrial
show tour, in all the provinces
of Canada. Miss Beauvais has
played dramatic, roles on
television far Jean-Pierre
Aumont, in Maurice Evans'
The Corn Is Green, and in the
serial TheDoctors.
Don Fleckser, an integral
part of the U.W.O. and London
amateur theatre scene, plays
the "Scrooge -like, but lovable
Horace Vaectergeyter. As well
as, appearing in many
productions such as The
Ceucible, Our Town, and The
Fantasticks, Mr. Fleckser has
directed numerous productions
including My Fair Lady, South
Pacific, Wait Until Dark, and
Camelot. Mr. *Fleckser
previously played Van-
dergelder in the Kitchener-
WaterlooMusical production of
Dolly.•
Mrs. Malloy is played by
Kathleen Forget, an actress
well-known to Huron Country
Playhouse audiences for her
performances in the 1974
productions of Last of the Red
Het Levers, and Stage Door.
Playhouse n
JacquesI Is Alive And Well
Andtivjngln Paris,
CheryIA-tern as Minn* Faye,
and Gordon fYfetaren as
by. are both members of
the Playhouse Young Com-
PanY, and both are making
their professional WO debuts
in Hello Dolly, glory' is a
drama swdent athforthwestem
University in Chicago, where
her credits have included
Damn Yankees and Finian's
Rainbow, and Gordon is a
recent graduate from the
*Dramatic arts program at the
University of Windsor, where
he performed in Under
MiIk-
wood, andivlatchmaker.
Yet another love interest is
provided by James Saar. as
Ambrose, andMfary Neville as
the tearKErmengarde. Jim is
a newcomer from Toronto who
has played in Calamity Jane
and Guys and Dolls, and Mary
will be remembered for her
performance in Jacques Brel.
Hello Dolly plays Wednesday
to Friday, August 13 to 16. at
8:30 p.m. each night. Because
this run of Dolly has been
booked forseveral weeks, there
will be a return engagement
August 27 to 30 at the
Playhouse, for all those
missing this exciting evening
the first timearound.
Fowler
Londesboro ynited Church
was decorated with twin
bouquets of yellow gladioli far
the June 21 marriage of
William James Fowler of Blyth
to Elaine .Patricia Vincent of
Londesboro. Rev. S.
MacDonald officiated at the
double ring ceremony that
united the son of Mrs. Violet
Fowler and the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Clare Vincent.
Harry Lear sang several solos
during the ceremony ac -
Saturday August 2nd, 'was a
red letter day for at least 200
residents of the Home who were
able to enjoy the Centennial
parade.
We are very proud of the fact
that the Huronview float won
1st prize in its class of Clubs
and Organizations in the
Clinton Centennial Parade and
received a trophy and $25. The
residents appreciate..all those
who helped in so many ways to
make the day a success.
To the metnAW or the Staff'
who gave thel thIie -and
provided cars for tran-
sportation, for the donation to
the expense 9f the bus, to Bali
and ?dutch, Beanies, Archer's
Farm Supply and Huron
County Museum who loaned
articles_ and equipment, to the
Clinton Hospital and Margaret
and Clark Hall for the use- of
their lawns. --many thanks.
• The Entertaioers, a group of
young girls wanking with the
Student Grant,Program helped
to provide the Family Night
program. Miss Nancy Hearn of
, Clinton, danced two Scottish
numbers, Miss Evelyn Ben-
jamins played her own guitar
accompaniment for vocal solos
and Mrs. Elsie Henderson
entertained with piano in-
streineritals. Members of. the
• 'Entertainers include June
Williamson, Jane Seeming,
Janette Vanderween, Pat
McDonald and Mary Ellen
Knight from the Brussels arpo
photo by Fred -Bisset
Vlneent
companied by Mrs. Gail Lear,
The bride wore an empire
waisted pelyetter satin gown
with a double tiered floor length
veil held in place with a Juliette
cap. She carried a nosegay of
carnation, stephanotis and
roses.
Maid of honour, Mrs. Vicki
Babcock of Warcisville wore a
mint green polyester- knit
empire waisted dress with a
hooded cap and carried a
nosegay of daisies and
stephanotis. Attendant Mary
Lou Vincent' was similarly ,
attired.
WC. Babcock was the best
man and 13111 Vincent served as
an usher.
A evading reception was held
in the Brussels Legion Hall.
The crottple have made their
home in Stratford.
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