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Obituaries
GERTRUDE [TRI] DUIZER
Gertrude (Tri) Duizer passed
away at Huron view, Clinton on
Friday, May 26, 1989. The former
Londesboro resident was in her
80th year.
She was the wife of Airie Duizer
of Londesboro and had been active
in community affairs before moving
to Huron view.
She is survived by three daugh
ters and one son: Janet, and her
husband Joe Hunking, of Hullett
township; Gerrie and her husband
Wayne Kennedy of Hullett town
ship; Audrey and her husband
Bruce Lyndon of Clinton and Tom
and his wife Marjorie of Londes
boro. Also surviving are 19 grand
children, nine great-grandchildren,
and one sister and two brothers in
Holland. She was predeceased by
two brothers and two sisters.
The funeral service was held
from the Tasker Funeral Home,
Blyth on Monday, May 29, at 2
p.m.
MRS. MARGARET McBRIEN
Mrs. Margaret McBrien, a resi
dent of Callander Nursing Home in
Brussels, died there on May 25,
1989. She was in her 85th year.
Bom in Grey Township, the
former Margaret Pride married the
late Secord.McBrien. She was a
member of the Presbyterian
Church.
She is survived by one daughter
Joan Miller and her husband Ken
of Guelph and two grandchildren,
Jody and Stacey. Mrs. McBrien
was the dear sister of Edith Sperian
of Michigan, Gertie Pride of Kitch
ener, and Alvin Pride also of
Kitchener. In addition to her
husband she was predeceased by
two brothers Seth and Frank and
four sisters, Pearl Wheeler, Millie
Smalldon, Dorothy Rudd, and
Vera.
Funeral services were conducted
on May 27 at the Watts Funeral
Home in Brussels at 2 p.m. The
Reverend B. Nevin officiated.
Interment followed at Brussels
Cemetery.
KATE McNABB
Kate McNabb passed away at
her residence in Listowel on Satur
day, May 20, 1989.
She was a retired school teacher
and was active in church and
community affairs.
She was predeceased by her
parents the late John McNabb and
Mary McNair; three sisters and two
brothers.
Friends and relatives were re
ceived at the Peebles Funeral
Home, Atwood. The service was
conducted by Rev. Vera Toser on
Tuesday, May 23. Interment was in
Cranbrook Cemetery.
EDWARD “RALPH” KEFFER
Mr. Edward “Ralph” Keffer
passed away at his residence on RR
2, Bluevale, May 27, 1989. He was
75 years of age.
Mr. Keffer was bora in Grey
Township and married the former
Thelma Flood. He was a member of
the Salvation Army.
Besides his wife those who
mourn him are his children, Larry
and Pat Keffer of Bluevale, Brenda
and Howard Turner of Wroxeter,
and Bethany and Gordon Edgar of
Bluevale. Mr. Keffer was the
beloved grandfather of Kendra,
Krista and Kirk Keffer, Denise and
Sherri-Lynne Turner and Crystal
and Jeremy Edgar and great
grandfather of Brandy and Danielle
Thomas. He is also survived by
three brothers, Charles of Dornick,
Fred and Lloyd both of Ethel. He
was predeceased by one son Keith
Ian and two brothers, Wilfred and
Helbert.
Funeral services were conducted
on May 29, 1989 at 2 p.m. in the
Watts Funeral Home in Brussels
with Lt. Barber officiating. Inter
ment followed at Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery in Ethel.
MABEL CHRISTINE McARTHUR
Mrs. Mabel McArthur passed
away May 24, 1989 at the Hanover
and District Hospital. She was 73
years of age.
Bora in Lions Head, Ontario, the
former Mabel Christine Bridge was
a resident of RR 1, Wroxeter and
attended Wroxeter United Church.
She was predeceased by her hus
band Archie McArthur. Left to
mourn her passing are her child
ren, Robert and Connie of Fraser-
wood, Manitoba; Ken and Diane of
Wingham; Gary and Lorna of
Gorrie; Ronald and Marrion also of
Gorrie; Norma and her husband
Wilfred Bailey of Hanover; Ruth
and her husband Bill Wilson of
Woodstock; Shirley and her hus
band Basil Murray of Glencoe;
Madelon and her husband Dan
Edgar of Atwood; and Sharon Seip
of Gorrie. She was the dear sister of
Bob Bridge of Lake St. Peter, Hazel
Taylor of Lions Head and Irene
Krumholtz of Wiarton. Mrs. McAr
thur was the beloved daughter of
James Bridge of Lions Head and
the late Sarah Bridge.
Visitation was at the Watts
Funeral Home in Gorrie until the
funeral at 2 p.m. on May 26.
Reverend Brenda Clarke officiated
at the service which was followed
by interment at Wroxeter Ceme
tery.
Blyth Festival
sales up 75%
Demand for tickets for the 15th
anniversary season of the Blyth
Festival has been heavy with sales
up 75 per cent over the same time
last year.
“Our theatre patrons have rush
ed to buy tickets early this year”,
Joel Harris, Festival general man
ager said. As of last week nearly
17,000 tickets had been sold with
over 150 groups booked in.
Leading the way in ticket sales
are “Perils of Persephone” and
“The Right One”. Nearly one third
of tickets for “Sticks and Stones”
the play about the Donnelly trage
dy at Lucan and “The Dreamland”
the huge-east musical, have also
been sold.
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