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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1995. PAGE 13.
Couple weds in Brussels
Duizers marry in
Bahama ceremony
Amy and Mike Cronin
DUIZER - ELSON
Kelly Elson, daughter of Lorraine
Elson of Clinton and Lloyd Elson
of Elginfield and Steve Duizer, son
of Tom and Marjorie Duizer of
Londesboro, were married on Oct.
10, 1995 on Paradise Island in the
Bahamas. Kelly and Steve would
like to invite their friends and
family to join them at a reception
celebrating their marriage on
Friday, Oct. 27 at the Clinton
Legion at 9 p.m.
CRONIN-TERPSTRA
Amy Terpstra, daughter of
Herman and Rosemary Terpstra,
Brussels, and Mike Cronin, son of
Jerry and Heather Cronin, St.
Columban were united in marriage
at St. Ambrose Roman Catholic
Church, Brussels, on Aug. 26,
1995. Fr. Joseph Hardy officiated
the ceremony.
Angela Terpstra, sister of the
bride, was the maid of honour.
Bridesmaids were Julie and Jen
Terpstra, sisters of the bride and
Kari Cronin, cousin of the groom.
The flower girl was Melanie
Potvin, Ottawa, cousin of the bride.
Dave Cronin, brother of the
groom, was the best man.
Groomsmen were Kelly VanBakel,
and Mike Etue, friends of the
groom and Jeremy Terpstra,
brother of the bride. The ring
bearer was Ryan McLaughlin,
Paris, cousin of the bride.
The organists were Mary-Jane
Coyne and Angela Terpstra.
Soloists were Karen Price, Miriam
Terpstra and Julie Terpstra.
Readers during the ceremony
were Shawn Terpstra, Brussels;
Melanie Cronin, St. Columban and
Anne Marie Huitema, Kinkora.
Alterboys were Herman Terpstra,
Dwayne Terpstra and Derek
Terpstra.
bituaries
ROBERT GRANT KIRKBY
On Oct. 8, 1995, after a
courageous battle with cancer,
Robert Kirkby of 100 Mile House,
B.C. and formerly of Walton
passed away at 100 Mile House
Hospital in his 50th year.
Robert will be dearly missed by
his wife, the former Freda Cook,
three stepdaughters, Mrs. John
(Rosemarie) Olson of Manitoba,
Ruth Ann White of B.C., Mrs. Dan
(Reta) Dick of B.C., two stepsons
Rodney and Robert White of B.C.,
eight grandchildren and one great-
grandchild.
He was the dear brother of Mrs.
Gerald (MaryLou) Balding of
Alberta, two nieces Mrs. Kevin
(Debbie) Schielke, Mrs. Dale
(Darlene) Jacobsen, and one
nephew Mr. Wayne and Rhodelle
Taylor, all of Alberta.
He was predeceased by his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert James
Kirkby, March 5, 1957 and his
brother David Malcolm Kirkby on
Nov. 29, 1981.
The late Robert Kirkby memorial
service was held at Bethel Chapel
on Oct. 13, 1995 by Pastor Dave
Mosley of 100 Mile House B.C.
Should friends desire, donations
may be made to the Cancer
Research in lieu of flowers.
JOHN EDWARD
WILLIAMSON
John Edward Williamson of
Crediton, formerly of Walton,
passed away suddenly as the result
of a farming accident, on Saturday,
Oct. 21, 1995. He was 26.
He was the beloved husband of
Heidi Williamson, the loving father
of his infant son, Derrick and loved
son of Ken and Anne Williamson
of Walton and son-in-law of
Richard and Judy Israels of Bruce-
field.
Mr. Williamson was the loving
brother of Carol Anne and Charles
Regele of Dublin, Robert and
Heather Williamson of Walton,
Diane and Dennis Gregory of
Ethel, Cathy and Harry Boyle of
Dungannon and Jeff and Becky
Williamson of Crediton.
He was the dear grandson of
George and Mane Blake of Brus-
sels.
Mr. Williamson is survived by
many aunts, uncles, nieces and
nephews.
Funeral mass was celebrated on
Oct. 23, from St. Ambrose Roman
Catholic Church in Brussels. Father
Joe Nevitt officiated.
Cremation followed.
Pallbearers were Robert
Williamson, Jeff Williamson,
Charles Regele, Dennis Gregory,
Todd Israels and Scott Israels.
Harry Boyle was the flower bear-
er.
In remembrance, donations to an
educational fund for John's infant
son, Derrick, would be appreciated
by the family.
JACK BISHOP
Jack Bishop of Ethel passed
away on Wednesday, Oct. 18,
The Heart and Stroke
Foundation, Huron County Chapter
and Huron County Health Unit
presented Women and Heart Health
recently at the OMAFRA office,
Clinton.
Around 60 women from the
Clinton area attended this
presentation on improving their
odds against heart disease, the
number one killer of women in
Canada.
The following health
professionals conducted the
program, after registration, a hearty
welcome, along with breakfast and
a 30-minute video.
Dr. Heather Percival, family
physician, Seaforth, gave an
educational address on heart and
stroke symptoms that affect women
and a lively question period
followed.
Public Health Nurse Anne Haley,
spoke on the risk factors of heart
disease in women and the physical
activity needed to help as a
preventative.
1995, at the Pinecrest Manor Nurs-
ing Home, Lucknow. He was in his
68th year.
He was the beloved son of the
Late William and Verna Bishop
and the loving brother of Eva and
Clarence Flood of Walton, Helen
and Bill Potter of Frankford, Win-
nie Bishop of Listowel, Agnes
Diehl of Monkton and the late Ron
Diehl, Ethel and Ross Flood of
Mitchell, Clarence and Rose Marie
Bishop of Ethel and Mary Bishop
of Kitchener and the loved nephew
of Laura Souch of Wingham.
Mr. Bishop is survived by several
nieces and nephews.
Rev. Campbell officiated at the
service, held on Oct. 20 at Betts
•Funeral Home in Brussels.
Interment was at Brussels Ceme-
tery, Brussels.
Pallbearers were Calvin Semple,
Jim Stephenson, Brian Armstrong,
Kevin Dietner and Tom Miller.
Carrying the floral tributes were
Huron County Health Unit
dietician Deb Stewart, spoke on
healthy eating.
Public Health Nurses Sharon
Able, explained the hazards of
tobacco use and second hand
smoke while Nurse Connie Kuc
outlined the management of stress
in your life and the damage it cart
cause.
The program wrapped up with an
evaluation and educational material
was distributed to those present.
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In remembrance, donations to the
Melville Presbyterian Church,
Brussels of Brussels Cemetery
would be appreciated.
MARGARET TAMAN
Suddenly at Mt. Sinai Hospital,
Toronto on Friday, Oct. 13, 1995,
Margaret Taman in her 97th year.
She was predeceased by her
husband William in 1972. Mrs.
Taman was the loved aunt of
Kenneth and his wife Marlene
Armstrong and Doreen and her
husband Glen Carter, all of
Londesboro. She will be sadly
missed by all her grand-nieces,
nephews and many friends.
Funeral services were held from
the Ward funeral home, Brampton
on Monday, Oct. 16 with burial at
the Union Cemetery, Blyth,
Ontario.
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