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An Opportunity For Readers Of
Funerals
STEWART R. MANN
Funeral services were held for
mart Mann of Luanow on
eilnesclay, April 16th at 2 p.m,
m the MacKenzie Memorial
apel and conducted by Rev.
lig. Kaufman of Lucknow
nited Church. Burial was in
eenhill Cemetery.
Stewart was one of the four
enagers who was killed in a
timing two car head on collision
Highway No. 4 about 33/4
lies south of Teeswater.
Stewart Russel Mann is
vived by his parents, Eldon
d Aileen Mann, former
sidents of Grey Township, a
ster Mrs. Terry (Linda)
athwell of Lucknow, brother
onald and twin brother Stephen
th at home, also by his
andfather Alex Mann of Port
yerse.
He was born on February 9th,
957 at Listowel.
Pallbearers were six team
embers of the Lucknow Juvenile
ockey team, Kevin Murray, Ian
ontgornery, Kevin Ackert,
ennis Thompson, Bob
Gillivray, John Hamilton,
onorary pallbearers were the
ach and manager of the team
ob Ritchie and Bill Hunter.
STANLEY E. STRUTHERS
Stanley Elwood Struthers of
twood passed away in Listowel
emorial Hospital on Tuesday,
Aril 29th in his 83rd year.
Surviving are four daughters,
rvilla (Mrs. Herb Fleishauer),
ary (Mrs. Gordon Danbrook)
th of Atwood; Isabel :(Mrs.
elson Walk .om) of London;
y rtle (Mrs. Robert Huras) of
,R,I, Waterloo; one son, James
Ethel, eighteen grandchildren;
ne great grandchildren; one
rother, Robert Struthers of
11, Atwood.
He was predeceased by his wife
Myrtle; three daughters; five
sters and two brothers.
The late Mr. Struthers rested at
e Peebles Funeral Home, John
treet, Atwood, where service
as held on Thursday at 2:00
M.
Temporary entombment in
!ma Centre Cemetery with
rial in Donegal Cemetery at a
er date.
GEORGE HABKIRK
Funeral services were held
riday, May 2, at the McBeath
uneral Home for George
abkirk, 53, of 257 Tunis St.,
gersoll who died suddenly at
lexandra Hospital in Ingersoll
n April 29.
He was born in McKillop
ownship, the son of Mrs.
izabeth. Habkirk and the late
roll Habkirk. He spent his early
fe there and married the former
Oen Turnbull of Brussels in
943.
After living in Mitchell and
ratford, he came to Ingersoll,
here he lived for 29 years. A
arpenter by trade, he was a
ember of Trinity United
hurch, Ingersoll, King Hiram
dge #37, A.F. & A.M., Harris
hapter #41 R.A.M., The Ontario
earn and Antique Preservers
ssociation and the Golden
rseshoe Antique Society of
aledonia.
He is survived by his wife
elm one daughter Joan, Mr.
uis Yungblut, Woodstock; two
ns, Bob, Oakville, Jack at One, his mother ; Mrs:Elizabeth
abkirk, London, three
anddaughters and ogle
andson. Two sisters, Margaret,
rs. William Buist, Willowdale
td Jean, Mrs, Jim Gourley,
YilliP6g, also t urviVe.
Rev, Robert Williams of Tritlity
nitcl officiated at the funeral
rvice and interinent followedin
Cemet arriS St. ery, IngerSoll.
allbearers were Bob Clemens,
nssell Orth, Brock Shewart, aiph Adam, Charles Harris and Kipp,
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