HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-22, Page 4PROFESSIONAL COOKS - Three of the helpers who assisted the Zilers
with their barbecue for veterans on Tuesday night-were Marion Smale,
Staff a, left, Ed Bearss, Mitchell, centre, and Elmer Feeney, right. ,
(Photo by Rimmer)
Obituaries
Heinbuck Funeral Horne. 156
Albert St.. Stratford on Fri-
day.'July 17. Rev. Norman
Gibson of -Central United
Church officiated. Flower'
hearers were Rill Rne Rnh-
ert Lowe. Henry Debus..Fred
Heard, all of Stratford. and
Robert McMichael of Wal-
ton. Pallbearers were Donald
Ray, Stratford. Campbell
Wey. Steve Dennis. •Donald
Dennis. Ralph McNichol. all
of Walton.-Stiariley Hillen of
Seaforth. Interment was in
Evondale Cemetery. Strat-
ford.
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home from .
visit to Britain
, provided a• hamburger barbecue for the.
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and England. correspondent
• Mr and Mrs. Ross Mc
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN Phail have been holidaying
345-1346 ith their daughter and son-
Mrs. Rob empleman• in.laW Mr. and Mts. Ken.
, carrah and -CaM.• s.Pettt a " 'Morrison.. 'Edtqatiton-,M-
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MOTOR, JULY 22,1901
. . ''• ia nth theft; siiiter„ Mary Une, The winner of. the Twin
Tentpleman. :' • .. ' City BAmbers slaw-pitch '
.Mr. and Mr. : Nernip.9 SO-50, droop was. Ron 1-loyv-'
Dov‘ , have returned from a 'lard.ehiselhorst. • winning - ',
enio% able holiday in Scotland 5224.0Q..
tvira, Zlter„The Ziia.ra.haa a: pion& ,d0rflectig.
y.ith Mrs. 'Cliqek
Mil} Roth ,TenipiernaR.
*0 tkrd'A cl'Ulastene l'i'nt;
Rieman. Pm* at. hOlidcW
Ste% art and Dr, Jane Robin-
%Sall. Hamilton woro terent.
visitors M. god 'Mrs..
Ro T le an.C
The Glanville reunion was
held July, 12 at 2 p.m. at the
Seaforth Lions Park. People
were present from Mitchell,
Seaford'
Sewing Centre
Special
s .99 per metre
TABLE
We do alterations
dress making &
repairs
Phone:
527-1900
Creditors, London, New York.
Winthrop. Seaforth and as
far away as British Columb-
ia. There were aRprox. 75
people, who enjoyed a day of
baseball, swimming, games
and a good old-fashioned
visit.
Herb Glanville and his
father, Steve received a prize
for the person who lived the
farthest away, Vancover B.C.
John Glanville of Winthrop
received a prize for the eldest
person.
- Judy Glanville---(dau-ghter
of Richard Glanville) won the
elimination game.
John Novak of Benmiller
guessed 252 pennies out of
254 in a jar.
Relay race, five and under
was won by . Gary Glanville.
Jeff Ward. Nichole
McRoberts, Bonnie and April
Smale; kick-the-shoe, Gary
Glanville; it ended with a
candy scramble and all kids
got a real gold fish.
The year of -the disabled;
blind fold race. 6.7 and 8 yr.
winner Peter Miller, Mike
and ChervHorst. Danny..
Glanville, Kim Lhn: .sbur-,
gen, Robert England, Dar-
ken Glanville, Niomie Ward
and Tracy Forest; kick the
shoe - Danny Glanville and,
clothes pin drop Kim
Lansburgen. They all enj-
joyed a candy scramble as
well as getting a gold fish to
take home.
In the wheel chair race for
9-12 year olds were Dean,
Loretta Lynn, Carol Ann
Glanville, Danny Glanville,
John Miller, Darleen. Glan-
ville.' Karen-Foram Angela
Lansburgen and Jody Glan-
ville. Kick-the shoe - Loretta
Lynn Glanville and blindfold
race - Dean Glanville.
Scavenger hunt in the
London Free Press won by.
Marg and Richard Novak,
Marleen and John Novak,
Danny Glanville, Eileen and
Neil Ward and Chum and
Joan Haden,
Find your mate was won
by Marjorie 'Horst (found
dear Richard) and Richard
Glanville (found Mary Ellen).
Everyone received a fresh
"Do-Nut" and was told to
"Do-Nut" forget to come
back the same time and place
next „year.
A good time was had by
all.
McNichols
win ladies
ball game
July 14 the Commercial
took on McNichol's at the
High School. McNichol's
came out on top 19-11.
It was a good hitting game
with Barb Watt and Carol
Bennewies getting doubles.
Karen Glanville and Lynr
Devereaux a double and a
triple, Marg Henderson a
triple, Karen McLean two
triples and Mary Ann Nolan
a home run for McNichols.
For Commercial, Debbie
Dawson had two doubles and
Joan Steinbuck and Penny
Lamb* each hit triples„
At the Optomist Park
Browns downed Scotts 44-1.
Ratting for Browns was Barb
Scott with two doubles, Linda
Gridzak double and a triple,
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ANNE MARIE LOVDAL
Anne Marie Lovdal passed
away at ' Commonwealth
Doctor's Hbspital in Fairfax,
Virginia on July 12 at the age
of '43: She resided -at 2108
Powliatarr St.. Falls Church,
Virginia. She was, born to
Mary and William McMillan.
GOderich St. E. in Seaforth.
She attended SSII4 Flibbert,
Seaforth District High
School. and graduated 'from
St.'Joseph School of Nursing
in May 1959. She was as
flying officer in R.C.A.F.
from 1961-1965 in Albe rta
and Labrador., She married
her husband. Rodney, H.
Lovdal. on August 4.1968 in
San Diego. California. She
was a. member of St, Lem s._
Church. Fairfax. Virginia.
She is survived by her hus-
band, her parents. a sister.
Mrs. Eric (Noreen) 'Jensen.
Olds, Alberta. a brother,
Daniel McMillan, R.R. 2
Belmont. and three nieces
and one' nephew. She
rested at 'R.S. Box Funeral
Home after 2 p. m. Thurs-
day. Prayers were said at
The' fir nerd! erisi ice w s
held at St. James Roman
Catholic Chureh on Friday ,
July 1-. at 11 a.m. with Res .
J. C. Caruana officiating.
Interment at St.
Columban Cemetery. Am
donations go to the Cancer
Society.
Pallbearers were Bill. Mc
Milian. Jack McMillan. Ron
Williams. Toni Heeney . Bob
Riches and Jimmy Williams.
Flowerbearers were Pat
Riches. Paul Riches, Tanya
and Julie McMillan.
JAKE VAN WONDEREN
Jacovus (Jake)' Van Wond-
eren died July 13 at his home
at concession 10, Stanley
township. He was 51.
Mr. Van Wonderen is
survived by his parents.
Simon and Petronella Van
Wonderen of H011and. his
wife, Afra (Weel), and child-
ren Ken of. Calgary. Nelly of
Edmont...,n and Len and Peg-
fay. both at home. He is also
S'avived by eight brothers
and four sisters. •
Visitors were received at
the Westlake Chapel of
Michael P. O'Connor Funer-
al Home, Goshen St. North,
Zurich until July 16 when
funeral mass was held at St.
Boniface Roman Catholic
Church.
Father P. Mooney officiat-
ed. Interment followed in St.
Boriiface Cemetery. Zurich.
The family requested donat-
ions to be given to the charity
of the donor's choice.
EtHEI. DROVER '
At dueensw ay Manor on
Sunday • Juls 19. 1981. Mrs
(Ethel .lane Ann Bell) Oros er
died in her 89th year. Form-
erly of 13, Sherwood Crescent
Exeter She Is as the ts (doss of
the late Thomas Oros er
(14.'2) and mother -ot Mrs.
Beatrice Munn. Exeter. She
was predeceased by one son
Earl. Hensall-- (April 1981).
She was the sister of Earl
Bell. Seattle, Wash. and
Mrs. Vera Brintnell:
also predeceased by one
brother.
Also surviving are three .
grandchildren Is( Mrs.
'Jacobi, Strathroy.
(Joyce) Mrs. Harold Bezaitt
son. Napanee and Robert
Munn. London. Four great::
grandchildren also survive,
Visition was at the Bonth-
ron Chapel of Michael P.
O'Connor. Hensall where
funeral service and committ-
al were conducted on Wed-
nesday. July 22 at 11 a.m..
Rev. Stanley McDonald offic-
iating- interment later in_
McTaggart's Cemetery.
RUDOLPH STADE
At the Bluewater Rest'
Home, Zurich on Saturday
July 18. 1981. Rudolph Fred-
erick Stade died in his 92nd
year. He was the husband of
the late Laura (Steinbach)
Stade (197-) and 'Father of
Harold. Zurich. He was pre-
deceased-by
one brother.. He is survived
by four grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
Funeral service was held
from the Westlake Funeral
Chapel of Michael P. O'Con-
nor. Zurich on Tuesday July
21 'at 2 p.m. Interment in St.
Peter's Lutheran Cemetery.
Zurich.
WILLIAM JAMES DENNIS
William James Dennis. age
-3 of 30 Gordon St.. Stratford
died Wednesday. July 15,
1981 in the Stratford General
Hospital. Born in McKillop
Township. he was the son of
the late John Dennis and the
former Mars Ross,. He had
farmed in NE Killop Toss n-
ship, mtning to Stratford in
He ss as a member of
the Parkviess United Church.
the Stratford Senior Kiwanis
Club. the Stratford Senior
Citinns Group He had been
a past coumrl member of
McKillop Tow nship. He ss as
predeataseti hs his first wife.
Beatrice Agar in 19-8. Sur-
% is mg are his wife. the
former Isobel Brown. 2
daughters. Mrs. Keith
(Mary) Tolton R.R. 4. Strat•
ford. add Mrs. Helmut
(Geraldine) Gaertner of
London. One step son. Joe
Brown of Kits hener. 2 step
daughters. Mrs. Wayne
(Bernice) Schutt/ of Stratford
and Mrs. Roy t Nnnal Gray of
Calgary. 3 brothers. Either
and Lorne. both of Seaforth.
Cameron of North Bay. 2
sis iers. Mrs. Stanley lies-
sic) Hillen and Miss Ethel
Dennis. both of Seaforth, 2
granddaughters, Sherri and
Melanie. both of London. 4
slepgrandchildren and 3
great grandchildren. He was _
predeceased htv 2 brothers
and I sister. The rutin al
service ,1% as held at the
KENNETH MACKELLAR
Kenneth MacKellar, 173
Si. Davidis Street. Nlitehell,
died at the Mitchell Nursing
Home on Tuesday. July 14.
1981.
He was born at Cromarty.
January 6. 1889. and 4as 'son
of the late Donald MacKellar
and the former'Eliza Mac
Laughlin. On March 26.
.1919, at Exeter, he was
Married to Frances Scott and
-she peed eeea-sed him done
1973. .
He spent all his life in
Crmibicinhaeritlyinun190711retitieriwngastao_
member of Cromarty Presby-
terian Church and served on
various church boards.
Widely known as an exhibit-
or of horses at area shows,hc
was a member df'the
dale Breeders' "Association.
- Surviving ran are one
daughter. (Betty) Mrs. Wil-,
liani Binning. Ivfitchell: three
grandchildren- Richard. Bob
and (Jane) Mrs. Philip Graul:
and one great-granddaught-
er Sandy Binning, all of
Mitchell: one brother Daniel
of Buffalo. N.Y. and three
sisters (Grace) Mrs. Russell
Scott. of Seaforth, (Jean)
Mrs. William Miller of Mit-
chell. (Mary) Mrs. Carl Wist-
zman of Niagara. Falls, N.Y.
He was predeceased by one
sister (Hattie) Mrs. James
Barber.
Funeral serv.ices for the
late Mr MacKellar were held
at the Heath-Leslie Funeral
Home 'Thursday. July l6. at
2:30 p.m. Reverend Kenneth
Knight of Exeter officiated.
Acting as flowerbcarers
were Walter Finnic. Ray
Humphrey. Dr. James Town`
and John Wallace. During
the service. Mrs. Ruth Die-
gel of Stratford sang. "How
Great Thou Art.••
Pallbearers were Howard
querengesser. Gordon.
Houghton. Gord.on Scott,•
Ross Love, Donald Scott. and
Robert Sadler. Interment
took place in Knox Presby-
terian Cemetery.
Many floral tributes were
received by the family, and
memorials were. given to the
Mitchell Nursing Home Aux-
iliary. Ontario Heart Found
ation and thc: C,trcadiari rao•
rer So, I,
'DISHING IT OUT - Gordon DeJong, Brucefield, left, • and Peter
Malcolm, Seaforth were busy Tuesday night serving salads to veterans
from VVestminister who came for a barbecue't the home of Henry Ziler.
have boherty, right, was one of the veterans who enjoyed the food. Peter
and his-son, Charlie . played the bagpipes and-drumfrir the enjoyment Of-
the veterans. (Photo by Rimmer)
Glanvilles from two
countries at reunion here
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