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THE ORUSSagfOST, AUGUST:20, 13 -
CHARLES T. 'DAVIDSON
Charles T. Davidson,
died at his residence 390
Dinsley Street in Blyth
Sunday, August 10th, 1980 in
his 69th year.
Born in the Brussels area,,
he was the son of the late Mr-
and Mrs. Robert Davidson.
Surviving are his wife
Lenora ,(Higgins) Davidson,
son Brent Davidson' of
Kitchener. Also two grand-
children, Heather, and
Lyndsay.
Two brothers, George of
Brussels, Scott of Port Elgin;
Mrs. 'Fred (Agnes) Glassier
of New Liskeard, Mrs. C.B.
(Jean) Robinson of Bloom-
field Hills, Michigan;' Mrs.
George (Gladys) Lott of
Ottawa. Several nieces and
nephews. •
He was predeceased by his
first -wife ,Beverly Small of
Wingham one sister Mrs.
Kenneth (Ethel) Jackson of
Blyth„ and one brother
Harvey.
Funeral' service was held
at the Tasker Funeral HO=
in Blyth at 2 p.m. on August
13th with Reverend John
Brown (nephew) from Cold
Lake, Alberta officiating.
Pallbearers were George
Overmeire of Blenheim,
Classes for
asthmatic kids
start in
Stratford
Fall Breathing Classes
will begin on September 15,
at the Conestoga Regional
Nursing School, Youngs St.
Stratford. The children and
adults may be registered on
the above date at 7 p.m. and
• 8 p.m. respectively..
Mrs. Janice Parsons and
an Assistant will be in
charge. A special environ-
ment speaker will be on hand
to do some interesting tests.
If you have any breathing
problems contact your doctor
for consent to attend.
Special breathing exer-
cises have proven beneficial
for many .persons. It will be
to your advantage to be
present.
Classes for Adults will also
begin on Thursday evenings
September 18, 1980 tenta-
tively at 7:30 p.m. at
Vanastra. Mrs. Carol Bowker
will conduct the classes in
this area.
The Huron Perth Lung
Assoc. is the sponsor for
these programmes.
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Clarence', Wood, Wingham;
Jim Walsh, Robert Carter,
Charles Shobbrook, Ron
Foran all of Blyth.
Flowerbearers were four
nephews,Jack Davidson, Port
Elgin;, Jim Lott, Ottawa;
David Robinson, Rochester
Michigan; Wayne Jackson,
Riclgetown.
Burial took,- place in
Wingham Cemetery.
DALE ADELINE JELFS
Mrs. Jim Jelfs of Strat-
ford, the f6rmer Dale
Adeline Keffer of Ethel, died:
in. University Hospital,
London on Tuesday, August
12 in her 25th year.
Surviving besides her
husband Jim Jelfs of Strat-
ford are her parents, Lloyd
and Alice Keffer of RR1,
Ethel,' five sister's ?Linda•
(Mirs. Tom Stevens) of
Wroxeter, Lorraine (Mrs.
Bryan Secrette) of Listowel,
Wanda Keffer of Listowel,
,Barbara and. Donna of Stmt.
ford and three , brothers
Danny, Robert and Murray
all at home.
Also surviving are,her
maternal grandmother rs
Nellie Smith of St. Marys and
her paternal grandmother
Mrs. Pearl Keifer of Listo-
ivel. She was predeceased by
one brother Gary in 1977.
The body was at the
Peebles Funeral Home, John
St. Atwood after 7:30 On.
Wednesday ' evening until
Friday when services were
held at the Funeral Home at
2 p.m. Burial followed at
Mount Pleasant Cemetery in
IEtheL
Pallbearers were. Mike
Matthews, Don Kocher, .
Murray Kuntze, Rick •Main-
land, Jamie McAlpine, and
Peter Jensma. Flowerbear
ers were Larry, Randy and
Chris Keffer, Jamie
Knudson and Jackie Aitken
head.
Donations were to the Sick
Children's Hospital :in'
Toronto.
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