Clinton News-Record, 1979-07-12, Page 65t
PAGE 14T-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY,, JULY 19, 1979
Wil knowt community worker dimes
Thomas J. Feeney
A well•kno-wn and
highly respected Clinton
man, Torn Feeney, died
in. Vietoria Hospital,
London on July 13 after
'‘an illness of . only three
weeks. He was 52 years
old.
Mr. Feeney was well
'known in the community
for his work with the,
Clinton Kinsmen Club. He
had held the honorable
position of never missing
a club meetingin 14..o€the
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21 years, he belonged to
the club. He was
president .of the Clinton
club from 1'9641965 -and.
h.
he received the Kinsmen
• of the Year award in 1961-
62. My, Feeney also
served on the Kinsmen
.District Executive in
1966..
AloJtg with his volun-
teer work with the Kin-
smen, Mr. Feeney was
also a member of the
Knights ' of Columbus,
served on the Huron
Central Agricultural Fair
Board and was a member
of St. Joesph's Roman
Catholic Church in
Clinton.
He was stricken ill on
the opening day of the
Kinsmen . Harness Races
on June 24, where he had
worked faithfully for 10
years., as one of the
founders of the successful.
track. •
Mr. Feeney moved to
Clinton from Chatham 22
years ago and for. 33
years he Worked as a
Central Office Technician
with 13e11 Canada.
He wasborn at RR .2;
Dublin on October 8, 1926
to Joesph and Nellie
To live in Edmonton
Rev. Norman Pic
officiated at the doubt
ring ceremony on June 3•
in Ontario .Street Unite
Church, Clinton, whe
Cheryl Dianne, daughte
of Keith and Phylli
Tyndall, Clinton and
Murray George, son o
Sydney and Anne Brown
Calgary were united in
marriage.
Mrs. Karen Mayne
Toronto •and Mr. Ed
Tufts, London, sister and
uncle of the bride, sang a
lovely duet entitled
• Devoted- to- You. Mrs.-•
Mary .Moffatt, Kippen
was the organist and at
the close of the• ceremony
Ed._ . Tufts, sang a solo,
Loving Your
Thure bride entered the
c ch escorted by her
father, and her gown was
in the princess style,
made of silk organza
'trimmed with lace ap-
pliques, featuring a
sweetheart neckline and
falling into a train
trimmed with a pleated
organza ruffle. The gown
was worn over a hoop
skirt. Her two-tiered veil•
was held in place by a
tiara type headdress
trimmed with seed
pearls: She carried +a
cascade silk bouquet of
silk sonya roses and lily
of the valley.
Marge • Turner;
Stratford, a friend of the
bride was maid of honor
and the bridesmaids were
Mrs. Karen Mayne,
Toronto, Susan Tyndall,
• Toronto and Wendy
Tyndall, Clinton, sisters
of the bride. The girls
were all dressed iden-
tically in cocktail -length
dresses in the melon
shade, They wore lacy
white; picture hats
trimmed with flowers in
the same shade as their
dresses and white glove's:
Their bouquets were
nosegays of melon tinted
carnations and white
daisies.
Thelea Wagner,
Calgary and Angela
Tyndall, Clinton, nieces
of the bride and groom,were the flowergirls,
dressed alikein short
dresses in white dotted
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Tyndall
the "ceremony and prior to
the dinner and reception
held at the White Car-
nation in Holmesville.
The. bride's mother wore
a lavender flower printed
sheer cocktail -length
dress with a white orchid
corsage and ?the groom's •
mother' word a cocktail -
length dress in an
amethyst shade with a
purple orchid,&rsage.
Guests were present
from Calgary, Toronto,
Waterloo, Stratford,
London, Alliston,
Tobermory, . Goderich
and Clinton. Mr. and Mrs.
Syd Brown, parents of the
groom, son Kevin . and
daughter Mavis Wagner
and her daughter Thelea
motored from_ Calgary to
attend the_ . wedding.
,Congratulatory messages
were received from
Jamaica and,Edmonton.
After a short
honeymoon in Niagara '
Falls and Benrniller, the
bride and groom flew
back to Edmonton to
resume their business at
"Mega Draft", an in -
sheer. Theywore white dustrial design company
gloves and carried in whieh they are part-
baskets" of white daisies_. ners. They will be'
highlighted with blue residing at 7006 Millwood
forget-me-nots. 4Rd. S. in Edmonton.
The 'groom wore a •A bride's dance given 1
white tuxedo and thebest by the groom's parents
Can, lack • Mclvor , of was held in Calgary on c.
algary and the ushers, June 2 when Cheryl and
James Fitzgerald photo
- Brown
the Summerhill Hall
which was beautifull
decorated with bouquet
of roses and lighted
candles on a lace covere
table.
Marg Powell conducted
a mixing contest which
got everyone involved
and Laura Forbes gave a
s
d
Karen and Kimberley
Wright, Kelly Vodden and
Mamie Gibbings brought
the gifts to Cheryl, who
was assisted by Marge
Turner and Wendy
Tyndall. Cheryl thanked
the guests for the many
lovely and useful gifts she
received, and was happy
to renew acquaintances
with many people she
hadn't seen - for several
years. The hostesses
served a lovely lunch,.
which brought a most
enjoyable evening to a
close.
Stewart Watson Calgary Murray received many
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and Perry Jutzi, lovely gifts.
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dusk blue trousers. Ball, Ruth Jenkins- and
Waterloo wore powder Jean Vodden
blue tuxedo jackets with Margaret
Marion Powell were
The wedding guests hostesses ata shower for
were entertained at the friends, neighbours and
Tyndall home following relations on ;Tune 26th in
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
Note this inconsistency:;
Jehovah's Witnesses teach that each creative day of
Gonesis .1 and 2 'is 7000 years in length, and the
nmagaiino Awn ko (Oct. di 19611; p. 14) stated that not
only Adam but also Eve was -treated in 4026 0.C.E.
Moreover the book, God's Eternal Purposo...p. Si states
that the seventh creative day began in 4026:B.C.E.
Now 6090 years from 4026 B.C.E. Is 1475 C.E. Hence, many
J.W.'s correctly deduced . that. the millenial reign of
Christ aver the earth would begin in 1975.
But nothing new occurred in 19751
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Recently; thereforo; there has boon a change o#,stance.
Jehovssh's Witnesses now teach
AO *here was a Limo
lbpse between the creation of Adam and Of Eire (Soo„ for "
ntanmpl. Wotehtower, Oct`. 11975, •p. 579).
Ala lairt one of many altoratienithi teaching because
4fJ.W. errors. See next week's article' fb"r other exam,
.plea.
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.Feeney, now of Clinton.
In 1963 he, married
Evelyn Cracknell in
London.
Mr. Feeney was
predeceased: by his first
wife, the former Jane
Bourdeau who died in
1965.„
He is survived • by his
'parents, his second Wife
and three children, Beth
of. London, and Lynn and
John, both at, home. As
well, he is 'survived by w
two sisters,- _Mas. Anne
(Jack) Kelly of Port
Huron, Mrs. Mary (Tom)
Kelly of Stratford, and
James of Kitchener.
M'r. Feeney rested at
the Beattie Funeral
Home in Clinton, and
funeral. . services were
held at St. Joseph's
Church on July 16 with
Father Hardy in charge.
Interment followed at the
Clinton Cemetery.
The pallbearers in-
cluded Don McIver, Jack
Elder, Allan Finch,
Harvey Carter, Bob
Gibbings and Mike
Gibbings. The flower
bearers were Bill
Chowen, Frank
McCowan, Frank Cook
and Tom Kelly.
Wesley -'Willis Church
was filledu^withpink and
Mauve gladioli, white
daisies- and , ' colored
ribbons for the June 22
weddi\n`g of Gerry Lobb
and. Joanne Palmer.
The groom,
.i
Mr, and Mrs., William
Lobb of RR 2. ,. Clinton and
the bride is the daughter
of Dr. and Mrs, D.B.
Palmer of Clinton. `
For the double ring
ceremony ..conducted by
Rev. John Oestricher, the
bride wore a white satin
gown; featuring giana'
and silk Venise trim. The
dress was styled with a
Queen Anne neckline and
fitted bodice, overlaid
with Vnise lace.The
skirt was trimmed in
matching scallops and
lace. A four -layer veil fell
to the bride's waist and
was, held by a coronet of
white silk flowers. -
• The bride completed
her outfit -by carrying a
bouquet of large silk
magnolia surrounded
with a spray of white
daisies, enclosed in green
and white foliage and
white silk streamers of
ribbon.
Sue Traynor of
Goderich, a sister of the
bride, acted as matron of
uronvi-ew news
On °Saturday morning,
xuY«n a. ,aunnn u.,p.;L`...,nA:7w
under t e direction of
-Frank Bissett and Mrs.
Elsie Henderson, the
Choir held their practice.
:On Sunday morning at
,church the Choir, sang
"Amazing Grace". On
Sunday evening, Mrs.
Luther held a service.
Mrs. M. Lovett, Mabel
Killough; Max Wedlock,
Mary Ross,-- Dora
Buchanan and Grace
Peck went in the van to
Goderich Monday
morning on a shopping
trip.
Wednesday morning;•
Jim Ruddock, Mrs. Olive.
Straughan and Mr.' Eber
Lewis went for a ride to
Summerhill. Six of our
gentlemen from Special
Care took a van ride . to
Sugar Bush at Bayfield
for some soft ice cream,
on Wednesday after
dinner. Taking ad-
vantage of the beautiful
day, we then took a stroll
down through the park.
Nelson. . Lear • is
vacationing for a few
days at Sauble Beach
with family, while Mrs.
Rhoda-McKercher tells:
us she enjoyed a visit
from her daughter from
Sarnia, Mrs. Ann Larsen,
and her darling little
great-granddaughter
Heather. Mrs.. Betty
Scratch had a good visit
with her brother and.
sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles . Waters
from Chardon, Ohio, also
Mr. and Mrs. . Tom
Waters :from Willowick,
Ohio. Miss Ethel Beattie
was out for several days
visiting, • "also Mrs.
Elizabeth Rae is away
visiting with her family: -
Barbecues , are
beginning July 24th,
starting with Ground
Floor North, and will
continue every week until
all floors are covered.
FELLOWSHIP -
BIBLE CHAPEL
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162 Maple St. - Clinton
SUNDAY, JULY 15
9:45 A.M.: Worship Service
11 A.Nl,: Family Bible Hour and
Sunday School
Speaker: FRED MUNNINGS
8:00 P.M. GOOD NEWS
DRIVE-IN SERVICE
3 miles west of Clinton on Highway 8
Speaker:. FRED MUNNINGS
Singer: JOYCE RUPPERT
from Wallenstein
Refreshments after Drive -In Service
EVERYONE WELCOME —•
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Come as you are, in your car
THE CHATEAU GARDENS STORY
PART II
in our first. installment .of.. our story we • briefly outlined
what Chateau Gardens offers the prospective resident,
now let us ask why create a place such .as Chateau Gardens?
Our special community here was based on the premise that
those people, who, having reached the senlol years, are
entitled to, and hove earned the rewards of their labours.
All too frequently our senior members of the community
find these later years a struggle for basic existencoi The
'frantic pace of .yesterday is over, these coming years •
should bo ones Of security, serenity and fulfillment, a new
;lifestyle you can help create, and embrace with all its loys.
The buildings, gardens, .parks and ponds are set in ap- .
pro)rimatoly'seven acres of beautifully landscaped group-
ds; overlooking the tranquil Sougeon River. Our buildings
are architecturally designed for the special needs of the
residohts.
Our fetal .complex Consliits of 170 private living units, 13
ntinrlrroi`I care units and 70 bed ex.tendod care facility. it i
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this Unlgque concep` f of varying levels of care. that lets us
nor
e Offer the' "Care for Life Programme'to which all our
residents are guaranteed. Should your requirements of ,
care $ereices increase they will be available. •
SENIOR' EARS CHATEAU GADENS (Hanover) Inc,
4320 daily j 'i 101 lOth StOtiet •
:4838 W0ek;onid 1 1 AMNO
fnd hbllday;;;,
N �Rr �Y" RiO
honor. She wore',a three-
quarter .length wrap
dress featuring ;a tulip
styled,, double layered
hem, A sheer;, wide-
brirnrned ° mauv,e hatmatched the , pink and
mauve dress: She.carried
a nosegay of silk
rosebuds, mauve, fushia
and pink in color. White
orchids and tropical
greenery .accented the
nosegay.
The bridesmaids,
`Susan - Lobb,\ Bonnie
Pollock and. Barb
Maclay were dressed in
the .same; gowns as the
matronof.'.honor, but with
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accents in pink.
`Flower girls, April and
Angela Traynor of
Goderich, were dressed
in floor -length mauve
colored gowns. They
wore wrap capes,
trimmed with white
eyelet and carried white
baskets filled with
flowers.
The best man was
Randy Millar of Clinton
and the ririgbearer was
Cory Cuyller.
While Cathy Potter_.
supplied the organ music,
guests were ushered into
Mr. and Mrs Gerry Lobb
the church by, .Brian
Kennedy,'Briai. Lobb and
Jim Ginn.
Following thewedding
ceremony, a reception
was held'at'the-Pineridge
Chalet in Hen.sall. For the
• occasion, the bride's
mother wore a three-
quarter length, rose and
pink colored chiffon
dress, • with matching
scarf held by a pink
peony. , The groom's
mother wor,p a three-
quarter length mint
green.- colored- dress,
completed with a white
silk flower corsage.
The tables at the Chalet
were decorated with
brandy snifters, __filled
with white daisies and
Un -Candles,. floating in
mauve and pink colored
water.: -
The guests attending
the
the wedding carie from,
the area as well.. as
Denver,, Colorado;.
Edmonton and Calgary,.
Alberta; "Porcupine,
Ontarpio; Toront.g,•
Bomanville, London,
Sarnia, Kincardine and
Kingston..
Following a trip to
Eastern Ontario, -the
newlyweds took up
residence in Clinton.
Prior to the wedding,,'
the bride was feted- at a
number of showers given
by Mrs. Graham Bowker,
Mrs. Don Lobb, Mrs, -
Paul Lavis, Joanne
Cochrane and Lorrie
Symons and Mrs. Morris
Traynor. ,4}
Speed
ead
toVacation Bible Scliool!
Enjoy games, Bible stories,
and other moving things at..
FE'LLOWSH'IR.BI BLE'•CHAPE_L
162 MAPLE STREET. CLINTON
.JULY 23 to AUGUST 2
9:00 A.M. - 11:45 A.M. •
Church Services
ANGLICAN
ST: .PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
THE REV. JAMES R. BROADFOOT, B A., M.DIV,
SUNDAY,' JULY ,22, 1979,
6TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
10 a.m. MORNING PRAYER
SERMON: BY THE REV. BLAIR DIXON,
DIRECTOR HURON CHURCH CAMP
A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT ST. PAUL'S
TRINITY CHURCH
- BAYFIELD
ST. JAMES' CHURCH - MIDDLETON
RECTOR: REV. WM. BENNETT'
SUNDAY, JULY 22, 197.9
TRINITY VI
SERMON: "THE NEW ERA OF SEXUAL
EQUALITY" (READ LUKE 18. 1' 8)
8 a.m. Holy Communion Trinity
10 a.m.. MORNING. PRAYER - TRINITY
11:15 a.m. MORNING PRAYER ST JAMES
,Two small, very friendly churches welcome you to
share in the ,traditional Anglican Prayer Book ser-
vices. (1962 Canadian BCP)
BAPTIST
BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH'
"Holding Forth the Word" of Life" Phil..2 :15
PASTOR: Rev. Les Shiel 565-2659
Sunday, 10 a.m., Family Bible School
t I a ,n f?cwotional Service
7:30 P.M. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
VVedopsday, 0 p.m.' Prayer and Bible Study
F i,cio .'1 Well- Youth SE'rvic:•
COME THOU WITH US AND WE WILL DO
THEE GOOD
NUMBERS 10:29
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
CLINTON
SUN D:AY, JULY 22, 1979
MR. EDWARD, J. ANDERSON PASTOR
10 a.m. Sunday School
11:15 arm. Moning Worship
Everyone„ Welcome
ca flOL1C
SAINT JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
James St., Ciirth,n . ;Y, • Phone 482.9468
SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1979
MASS,SATURDAY 80p.m.
S t4 AY 11a.m,
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CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
243 Princess St: E.
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REV. ARIE VANDEN BERG
B.D., Th. M.
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UNDAY, , SU L Y 2.2, 1979
10 a.m, ELIJAH' S CHALLENGE TODAY"
Sermon:
7:30 Evening Service --
Sermon: "ONE THING I DO"
Our vacation Bible School is now in progress. Daily 9
I 30 a.m. All children ages 4 through 12 are invited to
attend.
Everyone Welcome
PENTECOSTAL
• CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH -
166 Victoria Street` Pastor Wayne Lester
945 a.m, Sunday,School
1045 a.m. Morning.. Worship
7:00 p.m. Wed'ne5day Prayer Service "1
ALL WELCOME
PRESB YTERIAN
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
THE REV. THOMAS A. A. DUKE . •
CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST
SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1.979
10 a.m, Morning Worship
Sunday School recessed until Sept. 9
All Welcome
UNITED
ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH
MINISTER:
REV. R. NORMAN PICK, B.A.
ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR,
MRS. DORIS McKINLEY A. MUS.
SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1979
• 11 a.m, Public Worship
Month of July -• Welcome Wesley -Willis and
Holmesville congregations
WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED CHURCH
PEOPLE SERVING GOD THROUGH
SERVING PEOPLE
MINISTER JOHN S. OES.TREICHER EPA. B.R.E.
ORGANIST MISS CATHARINE POTTER.
CHOIR DIRECTOR MRS. WM. HEARN
Anyone wishing a ride to church. Phone 482-9696
SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1'979 -.
11:00 a.m, Worship at Ontario Street United Church
During the month of July union services at Ontario'
Street 'United Chtirch
HDLMESVILLE UNITED CHURCH
11:00 a.m.
Worship at Ontario Street United 'Church
Everyone Welcorno
All Services o'n.
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