Clinton News-Record, 1976-09-16, Page 19�1
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tis a ver
d� t muni
flakesang solos.
grid ins attended by.
l elerling* Exeter,
l fet'ling, Lo n►don and
letr,loom. The
Ants Were Ray
xeter Wayne Varna, Rick
ll,, .�rtyderiich and James
ins: Zurich, After a
n. in Northern
n 11e couple took up
ence at Dashwood.
Suzanne Ronnie of
spent the Weekend
tar parents Mr. and
stn. Ronnie,
Evelyn Pletcher of
was a recent visitor
ray bertha MacGregor.
Gerry McClinchey
cad to Brantford, where
nn. teacn staff,
liendig. the summer
+ttb his parents Mr.
By a Ca
Mr, and I4 rs. Harold. Jones
have returned frons an ext
tended trip to British.
Columbia and Vannouver
Island�,-
Mr. and Mrs. W.L. 'Helps
visited last Sunday with 144.
Melt's' sister, Mrs. Tolp
Burke, who is a patient Vin`
Winghaz n 1.103Pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jon
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dies.
attended the Lin?.
Gackstetter wedding in
Guelph.
The bean harvest is in full
swing in this area.
Missy Lynn Aiderdice has
returned to London for third
term at University.
•Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter visited during
the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jones.
pit e r of r h za ? !I` l r turned
out last Wadey is the ol'ficiaitI oPe of the Ave -
Bayfield o
r ervalfttn �►udtha � . t'ity's Custer Conservation
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area,: just south of town. Here I ran Hearn, left, vice-
chairman of the Authority and' PaulKerrigan, president
of
theClinton Kinsmen Club, unveil at plaque com-
memorating the event. 'The Wristlet*, , along With the
Kinettes and the Beta Sigma Phi donated money to set up
the 196 -acre park and conservation area. (News -Record
ews-Record
photo)
Lloyd Joseph Stock Elgin . General Hospital on
Lloyd Joseph - Stock of Monday, July 26. He was 64
Aylmer died at St. Thomas- years of age.
Well-known in Clinton, Mr.
Stock attended the Public
School in Holmesville and the
Clinton Collegiate Institute
from 1926 to 1932. He attended
the Clinton School of Com-
by merce in 1933 unti1193�4.
mart Club of Ciittlttn He was born in New
Hamburg on March 12,1912.
For the past 20 years he
!► lived in Aylmer and . was
employed as a biologist by the
Ontario Ministry of Natural
� Resources for the past 23
years.
During the Second World
CLINTON, ONTARIO
War, Mr. Stock served with
the Royal Canadian Air
Force, and was a member of
,.- Col. Talbot Branch 81, Royal
t � ' ; . Canadian Legion, in Aylmer.
After the war, Mr. Stock
attended the University of
ae Guelph, obtaining his BSc. in
Agriculture.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Yvette Bourhis,
his mother, Mrs. Wilhelmina
Stock of Goderich, three sons,
Arthur, Paul and Norman, all
of Aylmer and one daughter,
Lucille Stock also of Aylmer.
Room (Arena Floor) Also surviving is one
brother, Gordon of Clniton,
and three sisters, Mrs.
IAY, SEPT. Zb William (Charlotte)
McClinchey of London, Mrs.
NAL Earl (Margaret) Williams of
► � D aA
(Betty) , Yog Mrs. George
DRAW FOR A Goderich.
CASUAL SUIT The funeral was held -at Our
ED BY Lady of Sorrows Roman
MEN'S WEAR Catholic Church, July 28 and
interment followed at the
Queen of Peace Cemetery,
Aylmer.
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tn.erried William -
M ffat kiken,. LIMO 27, 191.7
axle! the • couple lived in
Allenford and Clinton.
. Aiken was president of
the tomen's Ausiliary in the
United Church ants' Well as
president and, life member of
the WMS. She was also active
in the Allenford United
Church Choir and the Ontario
Street United Church choir
and sunday school.
Mrs. Aiken was
predeceased by her husband.
Surviving her are two sons,
Willard A. and Arthur M. as
well as one daughter. Mrs.
Donald E. Symons
(Florence) all of Clinton.
Mrs. Aiken is also survived
by seven grandchildren.
The funeral was held
September 11 at the Ball
Funeral Home, Clinton with
Rev. L. Lewis officiating.
Interment followed at the
Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Bruce
Bartliff, John Lavis, Robert
Taylor, all of Clinton, Alvin
Lobb of Centralia and
grandsons John Aiken and
David Aiken.
Flower bearers were
granddaughters, Marilyn
Aiken, Toronto; Barbara
Symons, London; Cathy
Aiken, Ottawa; Lorrie
Symons, Toronto and Jane
Symons, Clinton.
Mrs. Clara Needham
Mrs. ` Clara Needham
passed away after a lengthy
illness, September 6 in her
67th year.
She was a daughter of the
late Harry and Maggie Gould
of Clinton, and attended
public and high school in
Clinton. She graduated from
the Stratford General
Hospital as an R.N.
-She and her husband lived
«febmler ,
John Leslie 'biller' die4
Septeanber 14 in the Clinton
Public floSPitesi, He was 66.
Mr. Miller was born o
April 10. 1910 to Henry and
Rhoda Ann 411l1er in
Holmesvitie.
He was a labourer with the
Canadian National Railway
until he retired to Clinton in
197E
Mr. Miller, who was single,
survived by one suer,
Freda, Mrs. Robert'Leonard
Evans, Toronto. He was
predeceased by two sisters,
Resella May and Mary Violet
and two brothers, William H.
and Fred R.
A committal service was
held September 13 at the
Beattie Funeral Home,
Clinton with Rev. J.
Oestreicher officiating.
Interment followed in the
Clinton Cemetery.
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Gladys Kenney
Mrs. F.C. (Gladys) Kenney
of Hamilton, Ontario, passed
away in Clinton Public
Hospital, Sunday September
12, 1976 in her 78th year. Her
late husband predeceased her
in 1948:
She is survived by three
daughters Mrs. Walter
Gardiner of Clinton, Mrs.
Wm. Steeves and • Mrs. John
Joss, both of Burlington, Ont.,
, and by two sons Wm. Kenney
of Cincinnati, Ohio and John
Kenney of Huron Park,
Ontario.
A memorial service was
conducted in Hamilton,
September 15th, 1976 at the
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
Witnesses, Locke St. S.
Interment was in White
Chapel Memorial Gardens
Hamilton, Ontario.
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