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The Ontario Street church women`are participating in weekly Fannie Lobb and Ida God
kin lnactlon.( Shelley McPhee photo )
quilting sessions every Thursday. Pictured is Bernice Brown,
Clinton and area obituaries
Wayne Joseph Courtney an experienced kayaker; He was a member
of the Calgary White Water Club and the
• Bow Waters Canoe Club:
The Courtney family received relatives,
neighbours and friends at their home.
Rosary and prayers were recited by the
Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, C.R., and
members of the Kingsbridge C.W.L: on Sun-
day, July 8.
Memorial masses were celebrated in
Calgary and at Kingsbridge'on Monday, Ju-
ly 9. At the Holy Spirit Catholic Church, 19th
St., S.W., Calgary, Alberta, the Reverend
Father Joseph Toole was celebrant. The
eulogy was written. and read by Gerry
O'Brien. Ralph Austin and Sarah Lynch did
the readings. •At St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church, Kingsbridge, Father Den-
tinger, C.R. was celebrant. Readings were
done by Betty Lou Dalton and Mia Dalton.
H rpm were sung by Eugene.grayne and
J hn VanRooy. Organist was Mrs.. ,
arianne•Hagan. Offering was taken up by
Wayne's brothers, Gary, Eric, Floyd and
Carl. Rosary was.led by Fred Courtney. .
Itis the wish of the family that Wayne's
body be located for burial in St. Joseph's
Cemetery at Kingsbridge. • .
Wayne Joseph Courtney; 97 Edgehill.
Drive, N, W., Calgary, Alberta and formerly,
-- of Kingsbridge, drowned on Sunday, July 1
in the Kicking Horse River, 10 kilometers
east of Golden, British Columbia, when his
kayak flipped, over. Born on August 1, 1955,
he was 28 years old. His body has not been
found.
He is survived by his .parents, Joe and
Teresa Courtney of R.R. 1, Dungannon; five
brothers, Gary and his wife Chris of Blyth,
Brian and his wife, Jeannette of Cochrane,
Alberta, Eric of Mississauga, and Floyd and.
Carl at home; four nephews and one niece.
He was predeceased by a brother Joseph
in 1958.
He was a member of St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church and attended elementary •
school --tax Kingabridgep—Lie— ei ci-,424
Secondary School Graduation Diploma at
the Goderich'District Collegiate Institute.
He apprenticed as a carpenter with A.
Manning and Sons, Blyth and with D.' & G.
Construction, 'receiving his Advanced
Carpentry Certificate at the -Mohawk Col-
lege . of Applied Arts and Technclogy,
Hamilton. ' •
He went to Calgary and Banff, Alberta in.
1977 where he continued to work in the con-
struction industry. He liked to travel, work=
ing while touring for 19 months in the
Pacific Islands, New Zealand and Australia.
Returning home for a short time, he then
went back ,to Calgary in 1980 where he had
been self-employed. He spent the past two.
winters in Rossland, British Columbia.
Wayne had many friends in many lands (White) Graham.
and kept in close contact with his family b}'
letter or by phone wherever he happened to A The lifelong farmer, is survived by one.
be. He loved life and was -a great sports en- daughter, Bernice (Mrs. 'Alan Jewson) of
thusiast playing hockey with the Lucknow • Clinton and one brother, George A. Graham
f Ot a He is alsosurvived by three
Fredric Harold Graham
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Frederic Harold Graham, a former
Masonic Lodge member in North Gower,
Ontario, died at Huronview on July 29 at the
age of fila.
The North Gowernative was predeceased
by his father, William James Graham, and
his mother, Gertrude ( Moffatt) Graham.. He
was also predeceased by his wife, .Edna May
Pee Wee and Bantam teams, enjoying soft- orandsona. Fred of St. Marys, Dick of Cemetery.
ball, sky diving, downhill skiing and he was
MEMOS' Gttrf ae Holiday, there Were
no planned activities for the day. Special.
Care folk spent their social hour out Ort. the
• lawn, where they Mild miff the sunwsine .
fresh air and refreshments, OA August .8,
several residents. took part in the Ontario
Seniors Games '844 It .was held in the.Clinton;.
arena.
In the, morning, cribbage and scrabble,
were played. In .they afternoon, everyone:
joined in for the euchre event. While the
games were in
lemonade. progress, the volunteers
serv, At the close, prizes were awarded for high
and low scores, and each person received a
certificate for participating in the event.
This was sponsored by the Older Adult Cen-
tres' Association of Ontario. In spite of the
intense heat,everyone enjoyed the suc-
cessful day, and thank all the people involv-
ed. 4
Huronview chapel service was held
August 9. Mrs. M. Prouty who is the, leader
of worship, led in the singing of hymns. A
prayer time took place, followed by prayer
requests from the residents. Olive McMillen
Mississauga and Tim.of Kitchener and three
great grandchildren. He is predeceased by
One sister, Laura E. (Mrs. Clark Moses) and
one brother Archie E. Graham.
. A funeral' was held on August 1 at the
Tubman-Cummings Funeral Horne in North
Gower. Rev. Robert Blair of North Gower
United Church presided. Mr. Graham was
laid to rest at Rideauvale Cemetery in Kars,
Ontario. The funeral arrangements were en-
trusted to the Ball and Falconer Funeral
Home, Clinton.
Walter Matthew Westlake
Walter Matthew Westlake of Bayfield died
at the Clinton Public Hospital on July 28, at
•the age of 85.
The retired mechanic was predeceased by .
his parents, Matthew Dart Westlake and
Martha King. He was also predeceased. -by
his 'wife; 'Pear) •"('Orel' Westlake:-'t•Mr:.
Westlake owned a garage in Bayfield ff'orn
1924 to 1964. Hewes also a founding mernber
of the Bayfield Volunteer Fire Department
and was also the department's 'first Fire
Chief,, a position that .he held proudly for
many years. He was also a member of Trini-
ty Anglican(Church, Bayfield., • .
He is survived by two daughters; Lorna
I Mrs. Merton Merner), Gloria ( Mrs. Bev
McClinchey) both of Bayfield, and three
sons; William and Garfield both of Delta
B.C. and Lloyd of Bayfield. He is also st9r-
vived by two sisters; Bertha (Mrs. John
Turner) of Bayfield and Susie ( Mrs. Milton
Pollock) of RAR. 1 Varna. A funeral was held
on July 30 at the Ball and Falconer Funeral
Home with Rev. Douglas Pitts of Trinity
Anglican. Church presiding.. Mr. Westlake's
four .grandsons Lorne Merner of London,
Randy McClinchey of Bayfield and Paul and
Richard Westlake both of London acted as
pallbearers. Interment was in Bayfield
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presided at t- e s. Prouty sang a
;solo,and took c ar a•of thestudy,
• The Larahton Youth Theatre Which was to
have _presented a. play on Friday was
Cance ed, so' in place of It, residents played
bingo. welcomes George -Mann of
Cllnto n , who has cot* to reside, at Huron -
view.: Geor'ge.is no• stranger to us,. as he has
been,1ere.onvacation-care
Tethe families of the lute Mrs, Marjory
Boyce, the late Flora Wilson and Mr. Mark
Sproat, sinceresympathy is expressed.
Residents, Mary Vancamp and Pat
Thurlow•boarded the van Friday morning
for a holiday at Albion Hills. There, amongst
the streams and hills, these two campers
will enjoy 10 days of luxurious living. Mary
and Pat have been there before, so we hop@
this.time willbe equally pleasant as the first
experience. These camps are sponsored by
the March of mes. Nbrm Gowing and
John McTaggart escorted the ladies to the
camp.
Cavalcade of super auction fun
corning to Country Playhouse
The third annual Cavalcade of Fun Super
Auction will take place at Huron Country
Playhouse on Sunday, August 19 starting at
7:30 p.m. This is the second major fund rais-
ing event of the 1984 season.
As in past years, Huron Country
Playhouse wilt be offering a wide variety of
items including theatre tickets, dinners at
restaurants in Grand Bend and .Bayfield,
household articles, assorted ornaments and
many other bargains. Many extra special
items for this Year's auction include the use
of a John Deere 826 Walk Behind Snow
Blower.for the 1984-85 winter months, a Rox-
ton maple child's rocker, a Sony AM. Stereo
Radio and a 1983 Baskin car.
For the greatest buys of the summer,
don't forget the Cavalcade of Fun Super
Auction at HCP. Lots of fun and even more
savings!
Snell and Ryerson
Powell Park in Port Dover was the setting
for the July 14 wedding of Kenneth Bradley
Snell and Deborah Darlene Ryerson, both of
Clinton., Rev. -Daniel •Yourkevich officiated.
The groom is . the son of Gwen Gliddon. of
Clinton and the late Gordon Snell. The bride
is the daughter of Frank Ryerson of RR 4,
Simcoe and late Betty Ryerson. Wedding
attendants were Betty Marie Ryerson of
Vittoria; Ontario and Shane Elliott of
Clinton. A wedding day reception was held
in. Vittoria and a second one took place in
Clinton on July 21. The newlyweds
honeymooned in northern Ontario 'before
making their home at 134 North Street, •
Clinton. (Harry Thompson and Jeff Wise
photo) •
Richard Brian Wyatt and Catherine
Anderson were married on July 28 in the
Holmesville United Church. The groom is .
the son of the late Mr. John D. Wyatt and
Mrs. Jean Wyatt of RR 2 Clinton and the
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Anderson of RR 1 Seaforth. Rev. James
Bechtel officiated at the ceremony. Matron
of honor was Cathy Boon of Brucefield.
Bridesmaids were Mary Anderson, cousin of
the bride and Mary -Lynn Glew of Seaforth.
The Groomsman was Bryan Riddell of
Holmesville. Ushers were Bill Anderson,
brother of the bride of RR 1 Seaforth and
John Wyatt, ..brother of the groom of
Belgrave. The flower girl was Jessica Wyatt
of Belgrave and the ringbearer was Jeffrey
Boon of Brucefield. Following a reception at
the White Carnation in Holmesville, the
couple took a . wedding trip to Northern
Ontario, The couple is now residing at 79
King St. Clinton.
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HaverkamRVander Klippe
Ralph- Havevkamo of RR 1, Brucefield and
Linda Vander Klippe of RR 5, Lucknow were
married on August 10 at /he Lucknow
Christian; Reformed Church. The groom is
the • 4,op , ;IJohn and Link Haverkamp of RR1, Bruce field and the bride b the daughter of
Gott and, Jenny Vander Klippe of RR ,
Lucknow. Pastor Bert Slofstra officiated at
the double ring ceremony. Maid of honor
was Anne Doelman of RR 3, Holyrood.
Bridal attendants were Shirley Loree of
Lucknow, Sylvia Haverkamp of RR 1,
Brucefield and Angela Haverkamp of RR 1;
Brucefield: The flower girl was Esther De
Boer of Woodstock. Raymond Drost of
Toronto was the best man and ushers were
Gord Kaastra of Clinton, Adrian Rehorst of
Teeswater and Bryan Haverkamp of RR 1,
Brucefield. The wedding reception was held
at the Teeswater Community Centre.
Following a Florida honeymoon, the
newlyweds moved to their RR 1, Brucefield
home: (Frank Philips photo)
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REV. GILBERT KIDD
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11:15 a.m. Morning Worship
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