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;on and area deaths
Gladys Mabel Isabella.
Flewitt
A Stanley Township--
native,
o!I n hip --native, Gladys Mabel
Isabella Flewitt died in a
Kitchener hospital on
September 18, She was, 71
years old.
Mrs. Flewitt was born
on September 28, 1908 in
Stanley to Joseph and
Esther Shipley. She was a
, iife-tir ne. resident of the
arca and was married to
Samuel `Flewitt in
Clinton. The.coupie lived
at RR 3, Clinton and later
moved to a King Street
home in Clinton. Mrs.
Flewitt was a member of
the Wesley -Willis United
Church.
She is predeceased by
her husband and is
sprvived by three
children, Iris Esther of
Stratford, Mrs. Grace
(Morgan) Strassburger
of Kitchener and George.
of Garson (Sudbury).
Mrs. Flewitt is also
survived by five gran-
dchildren and two sisters
Mrs.. Marion (Barrett)
Taylor and Mrs. Norman
(Clifford) Ashton, both of
Clinton.
Funeral serives were
held at the Ball Funeral
Home in Clinton on
September 21 with Rev.
John Oestreicher of-
ficiating. Interment
followed in Baird's
Cern etery in Stanley
Townsh' p .
The allbearers ' were
Fred Fle itt of Stratford,
Don Forbes of Clinton,
Don Taylor of RR 3,
Clinton, Wayne Stirling of
Brueefield, Bob Cole of
RR 3, Clinton and Tom
Rathwell of RR 3, Clin-
ton.
The flowerbearers
were Steve, 'off and Scott
Strassburger, all of
Kitchener,
lames Ernest Crich
•A Tuckersmith native
and life -time area
resident, James Ernest
Cricl, died in his Ontario
Stree'`t``Ii Yine in Clinton on
September 13. He was 74
years old.
A former farmer in Our
Tuckersmith Township,
Mr. Crich was born in the E
township on June 1, 1906
to Gifford and Maude
Crich. Mr. Crich attended
---sehoel-at SS-4an✓d- wor-ked-
in the township until 1971
when he retired to
Clinton. He was a
member of Turner's
United Chruch and later
became a member of the
Ontario Street United
Church in Clinton where
he also was an honorary
elder.
Mr. Crich was married
in Clinton on June 27, 1929
to the former Vera Gould.
He is survived by his wife
and one daughter Mrs.
Mildred (Orval) Beam of
RR 1, Port Colborne.
Three grandchildren also
survive.
Rev. Norman Pick led
funeral services for the
late r. Cricks at the Ball
Fun ra1 Honkie on Sep-
temb r 16. Interment
followed in the Clinton
Cemetery..
The pallbearers were
Stanley Johns of RR 4,
Seaforth, George Turner
of RR 4, Seaforth, Robert
Lawson of RR 5, Clinton,
Tony Vandendool of RR 4,
Clinton, Philip White ofi
Clinton and Harold
Squire, 'alsoof Clinton.
Eric Shilbe of RR 2,
Bayfield, Clayton Stirling
,oft RR 2, Bayfield and
Brian Argyle of Goderich
were the flower bearers.
tuts
ks�
adars remember former members
The Clinton 0014n
Radar.Club met on
September 17, Members
ere saddened by the loss
by death e t oft of o, �.
h two
members !, since last
meeting - Mrs, Myrtle
Busby and Mr. Ernie
Crich, President Rumball
expressed the sympathy
of the club to family
rneznbetS 'and, a `minute's
silence was observed in
their memory, Also a $5
donation was made to the
Cancer Fund in memory
of Mrs. Busby and to the
-Heart Fund in memory
of Mr. Crich.
A new member, 1Virs.
Margaret Bridle was,
tl`1..
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....-The- Clinton, W.omen.'s_..
Institute (WI) want the
record set straight and
say they can't take the
entire credit for donating
the wading pool to the
town.
The News -Record
reported this fact last
week, however ita uth
the WI was only one
organization who made a
donation to support the
construction of a wading
pool Several years ago.
The News -Record
regrets this error and
apologizes for any. in-
conveniences it may have
caused.
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Luther
Wed in Clinton
The Ontario Street
United Church, Clinton,
was the setting for a
double ring ceremony
when Bonnie East ,and
Ivan Luther exchanged
marriage vows on August
2, 1980.
Bonnie is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
East, Clinton. Ivan is the
son of Mrs. Greta Luther,
and the late Manford
Luther, Grand Bend.
Maid of honor was
Nancy McKenzie, friend
of the bride, and the best
man was Terry Luther,
Calgary, son of the
groom .
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Steve Caan, Exeter, sang
the Hawaiian Wedding
Song, accompanied by his
sister, Annette Caan, also
of Exeter.
Ushers were Larry
East of Clinton, brother
of the bride, arid Lorne
Luther of Grand Bend,
brother of the groom..
Following an open
reception the couple
honeymooned, in Nor-
thern Ontario» and are
now residing at River-
view Estates, Exeter.
Guests were present
- from Kenora, London,
Brussels, Clinton, Grand
Bend and surrounding
,..,SMITH—STOREY
Bonnie Darlene Storey, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Storey of R.R. 1 Seaforth and Bob Wayne Smith,
Son of the late Mary Agnes and Thoihas Sniith Sr.,
Stratford, were married in Cavan United Church,
Winthrop on July 11, 1980 at 7 p.m. when Rev. J. Vanslyke
officiated at the double -ring ceremony.. The maid of
honour was Judy Dorsey, bridesmaids were Jane Schade,
Barb Storey of Seaforth and Holly Smith of Kitchener. The
groomsman was Tom Smith of Kitchener and ushers were
Art Brown of Stratford and Ray Storey of Seaforth The
organist was Mrs. Joe Storey of R.R. 3 Clinton. A
reception was held at Blyth. Community Centre. The
couple will reside at 132c, Nile Street, Stratford.
(Photo by Harvey McDowell).
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News from Hrove,v
During the morning
service last Sunday the
choir sang. "Deeper,
Deeper". In '.Mrs,
Luther's absence Sunday
evening, Cecil Skinner
did a very good job of
filling in giving a
message and leading the
congregation in a sing
song. Cecil and Elsie
Henderson played some
violin and organ duets.
Mrs. Bean, Mrs.
Leybourne, Alma Kelly,
Myrtle McNaughton,
Olive Straughan, Mary
Neil and Elizabeth Hill
enjoyed a van ride
Monday morning to
Summerhill, Auburn,
Blyth and home.
Tuesday afternoon, a
canvass for the blind was
made throughout r -the
hom e.
Mrs . Lockhart MC'd•the
September birthday
party which was held in
the auditorium ' 4on
Wfiglogsday afternoon.
Among the entertainers
were Lorna Radford
playing the piano: Mrs.
Kormuth showing some
interesting pictures on
slides; Mr. Knott. Mrs.
Van Egmond, and Mr.
Hodges playing some
good toe tapping music.
After the birthday gifts
were distributed, the
Blyth ladies helped serve
cupcakes which were
made by the residents
and tea. Gertrude Cornell
who was one of the
residents celebrating a
birthday this month
thanked everyone con-
cerned with putting on
the party.
Baking cupcakes this
week were Tina
McN,aughton, Muriel
Gibson, Bill Marsh,
Tommy Clark and Della
Overholt. Huronview will
mourn the passing of
Benjamin King.
We would like to
welcome Mrs. Jennie
Chestney, . who is from
Seaforth and is now living
in normal care.
Wingham
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Magic Circle group
talk about summer
vacations and fun
The Wesley Willis
church parlour was well
filled on September 16
when the Magic Circle
UCW group met.
For entertainment
each lady told highlights
from her summer and the
travelers and the ones
who remained near home
all had a happy time.
Florence Oliver and
Billie Stewart were in
charge of the worship and
chose, A New Beginning
as their theme.
Chairman Mary Murch
conducted the business
and minutes of the June
meeting were read by
Helen Davies. The
treasurers report was
given by Marg Cole.
Pennies and the offering
were collected and Mrs.
Murch reminded
everyone that the penny
contest ends at the
October meeting.
Social convener Mrs.
Oliver reported three
luncheons had been
catered. for during the
summer. Mary Jamieson
reported 24 . home calls
and 37 hospital calls had
been made through July
and August. ".
A notice from the
overall executive was
read, telling that a
contribution was being
. made to the Hume
Makers, A tea cart and
coffee spoons were
purchased, A bale will be
packed in October, The
Regional meeting will be
in Bayfield on Oct. 6 and
the Fall Thankoffering
will be in Wesley Willis
church on October 19.
Invitation cards for the
November 1 Morning
Market Bazaar were
distributed to the
members to hand out or
mail.
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The Canadian Council
of the Blind , Huron
branch, held their
regular meeting in the
Orange Hall, Clinton,
Tuesday evening Sep-
tember 16th, and a good
number of members
answered the roll call.
A short business
meeting was held, after
which Mrs. Jean Cox was
introduced as the speaker
of the evening. Mrs. Cox
gave a very interesting
talk on a recent visit to
the Holy Land, which was
,very much appreciated.
A very nice lunch w s
prepared and served y
Mrs. Jane Groves a d
Mrs. Arlene Strickland.
These ladies are mem-
bers of the "coffee -mate
unit" of Ontario Street
Church UCW.
welcomed and 42
members were in at-
tendance..
The visiting committee
- Pearl -Cummings, the
Godkins and; Mary Grigg
- brought cheer to many.
by visiting at the hospital,
Huronview . and mem-
bers' homes,
Jean Johns made an.
announcement con-
cerning the quilt to be
made for a customer in
Medford.. She would like
volunteers to help set up
the .quilt at Vera Gib-
bing's home on Friday
afternoon September 26,
then a good turnout of
study famous ladies
Three famous women of mddern times were studied
by the Wesley Willis' UCW Afternoon Unit at their first
fall meeting. •
The lives and work of Rev. Lois Wilson, the new
United Church moderator; Pauline McGibbon, the
former Lieutenant Governor and Canada's First
Lady, Lily Schreyer were studied by the 16 UCW
members at the meeting.
Pearl Cummings presided at the meeting which
began at filion-wit a porlucklu c1 flMftWte'`s
silence was observed in memory of Myrtle Busby who
died on September 11.
Annie Betties read the scripture and the roll call
asked members to name a woman from the Bible.
Various reports were given and two birthdays were
celebrated for Clete McGregor and Jean Livermore.
The ladies were reminded that the Regional -
Presbyterial meeting will be held on October 6 in
Bayfield. The meeting will begin at 6:30 pm with
dessert and the meeting will follow.
The Thankoffering will be held on October 16 in
Wesley -Willis and Anna Keyes will be the guest
speaker.
quilters on Tuesday
September 30 for a
quilting bee.
A notice was read from
Mrs. Irene johns,
secretary of Zone . ,
U.S.C,O,' concerning the
fall rally to be held in
• Dashwood Community
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THE REV. JAMES R. BROADFOOT, B.A., M. DIV.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1980 -
17th Sunday after Trinity
11:30'a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon
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SUNDAY - 10 A.M. FAMILY BIBLE SCHOOL
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10 a.m. SERMON:
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7.30 p.m. SERMON:
"A REMARKABLE CHALLENGE"
The Lord's upper at both Services
All Visitors Welcome
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SAINT JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
James St., Clinton Phone 482-9468
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1980
FR. M. DALTON
MASS SATURDAY 8 p.m.
SUNDAY 11 a.m.
CONFESSION SATURDAY 7:15 P.M.
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166 Victoria Street Pastor: Wayne Lester
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service
ALL WELCOME
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THE REV. THOMAS A.A. DUKE
CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1980
' "Sacramgnt i f HoTy Communion"
10 a.m. Morning Worship
10 a.m. Sunday School
Dedication of Hymn Board
In Memory of C. Beatrice Gibson
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105 Ontario St., Clinton, Onl'.
Minister: lev. R. Norman Pick
Organist: Mrs. Doris McKinley
S U N DAYS SEPTEMBER 28, 1980
oma'" 18th Sunday after Pentecost
102nd Anniversary Services
11:00 a.m. Church School
11:00 a.m.- Public Worship
Rev. Robert O. Ball BA., BD.
North St. United Church
Godef•ich, Ont.
7:30 p.m. Public Worship
ReJ. Wesley B. Ball
Thamesford United Church
8:30 p.m. Social Hour
All Invited
Special Music by the choir at both services
And featuring Gloria Hart of Stratford
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ORGANIST MISS CATHARINE POTTER
CHOIR DIRECTOR MRS. WM. HEARN
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1980
11,00 a.m. Sunday School and Nursery
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
SERMON: "J -O -r"
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9:45 a.m. Worship and Sunday School
SERMON: "J -(-Y"
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