The Citizen, 1993-06-02, Page 21FORTHCOMING
MARRIAGE
Nelemans - Coombs
Jack & Lorraine Nelemans,
Wroxeter and Wesley &
Phyllis Coombs, Seaforth
wish to announce the forth-
coming marriage of their
children, Christine Lorraine
& Stephen Mark on June
5th, 1993.
Graduation
Steve Couites, son of Glenn
and Dorothy Couites
received a bachelor of
Science degree In civil
engineering at the 125th
commencement ceremony
at Cornell University in
Ithaca, New York, May 30.
He was the recipient of the
American Society of Civil
Engineering student service
award. Steve has accepted
a position with Milne
Construction of Portland,
Oregon and begins work
with the company June 7.
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BELIZE!
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1993. PAGE 21.
Genealogical Soc. wins award
The Huron County Branch of the
Ontario Genealogical Society won
Best Cover for its newsletter,
"Rooting around Huron" in the
1992 Marion Keffer Awards from
OGS. The editors Earl and Marg
Salter of Saltford have done a
wonderful job over the past year.
The branch will publish quarterly
newsletters for the first time this
year.
On May 5, the group heard
Marion Zinn speak on Searching
for Roots in Germany. Marion, in a
very charming way, told about her
very own "miracle" and through
slides took the group with her to
the province of Thuringia in the
central part of what was East
Germany to find roots and branches
of the Zinn family tree. Marion was
fortunate to find a contact in
Germany, searching the same
family and was able to trace the
Zinns back quite far. She was able
to visit the area in which the Zinns
lived. The magic of Marion's
personal style and her pictures of
the countryside, held the interest of
her audience.
On June 2, the next meeting at
the Huron County Museum will
feature Dennis Mulligan of
London, speaking on the Catholic
church records in Huron Coun
O bituaries
PATRICIA DUNBAR
A Belgrave-area wife, mother
and grandmother, Patricia Dunbar
passed away on Sunday, May 23,
1993 at University Hospital,
London, following a short illness.
She was 58 years of age.
A daughter of the late Frederick
Peckitt and his wife, the former
Gladys Grainger, Patricia was born
on Oct. 6, 1934. She was educated
at S.S. No. 5, Hullett and later the
Clinton Collegiate.
She married her husband, Alan
Dunbar of East Wawanosh Twp. on
Sept. 19, 1953, in the Londesboro
United Church. They fanned at RR
1, Belgrave, for almost 40 years
and he is left to mourn her passing.
Mrs. Dunbar was heavily
involved in the activities of the
Belgrave community, particularly
the annual fowl supper and the
school fair. She always was a big
fan of local hockey and baseball
teams, first following her children's
teams and later the ones that her
grandchildren played upon.
Patricia Dunbar is survived by
six children: Kathy and Ray
McNichol of RR 2, Blyth; David
and Linda Dunbar of Burlington;
Janice Dunbar and Dave Higgins of
Goderich; Donald and Cathy
Dunbar of Auburn; Daryl and
Wendy Dunbar of Belgrave and
Karen and Darryl Youngblut of
Blyth. There are 16 grandchildren._
She is also survived by two sisters,
Mrs. John (Barb) Jewitt of
Londesboro; Peggy Peckitt of Port
Colborne and two brothers, John
and Marg Peckitt of Nepean and
Russell and Joyce Peckitt of
Waterloo.
Rev. Carolyn McAvoy conducted
a private family service on
Tuesday, May 25, from the
McBurney Funeral Home in
Wingham. Interment was at
Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave.
Pallbearers were David, Donald
and Daryl Dunbar, Ray McNichol,
Dave Higgins and Darryl Young-
blut. Granchildren Chris Dunbar
and Kandice and Sarah McNichol
carried floral tributes.
Joining in
Marris Hatherly (second from left) and her husband David (next to her) were welcomed as
newest members of the Blyth Optimist Club last week. Installing the Hatherlys, new residents
of the Blyth area, were Pat Brigham (left) club president, and John Schindler, of London,
district Governor.
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