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PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1995.
0 bituaries
LEONARD SHOBBROOK
Leonard Shobbrook of Morris
Street, Blyth, passed away sudden-
ly at Wingham and District Hospi-
tal on Nov. 6, 1995.
Born 81 years ago in Hullett
Twp. to the late Frederick and Eliza
Jane Shobbrook, Mr. Shobbrook
devoted his life to his family, his
farm and his many friends.
He was the third generation of
his family to farm on Conc. 13 of
Hullett Twp.
Mr. Shobbrook was a member of
Londesboro United Church.
Left to mourn his passing is his
wife, the former Mary M. MacDon-
ald.
He was the loving father of Dou-
glas Shobbrook of Sarnia and
Donna Lynne and Ted Lamont of
St. Clements, and the loved grand-
father of three grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
Mr. Shobbrook is survived by his
The Auburn UCW Thankoffering
service was held at the church on
Oct. 16 at 8 p.m. Guests, the
Londesboro UCW, as well as the
Auburn members were greeted by
Ruth Armstrong.
Donations of non-perishable food
items were received and donated to
the Survival Through Friendship
Home.
As a reminder of the bountiful
harvest the basement was decorated
with fruits, vegetables and grain.
Marilyn Verbeek opened the
mating with a Call to Worship and
a prayer of thankfulness. Praise the
Lord 0 You His People was sung
with Marjorie McDougall as
pianist. Bernice Gross read the
scripture from Luke 17 followed by
a reading "A Reflection of
Thankfulness." A lovely duet A
Song of Thanksgiving was sung by
Laura May Chamney and Nancy
Park.
There were six tables in play at
the euchre game held at the
Community Hall, Tuesday evening,
Nov. 7.
Winners were high man, Terry
The Wingham and District Corn-
-munity Living Association held its
annual Lottery Dinner and Dance
on Nov. 4 at the Brussels, Morris
and Grey Community Centre under
lottery licence M163137.
There were two early bird draws
won by Mary Ann Chadwick,
Wingham and Bill and Holly Keil,
Wingham.
The evening's Master of Cere-
monies was Matt O'Neill of
CKNX.
Winners of the $1,000 draws
were: Bill and Karen Ross, Mike
McDonagh, Arnold Morrison, Jean
McDonald, Blanche Weiss, Matt
brother, Clifford Shobbrook of
RR1 Blyth and sister, Beth Knox of
Londesboro.
Rev. John Young officiated at the
funeral service held at Tasker
Chapel, Beattie-Falconer Funeral
Homes, Blyth, on Nov. 8.
Interment was at Blyth Union
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Russell Nesbitt,
Carl Nesbitt, Stephen Flynn,
Robert Szusz, David Tremeer and
Don Tremeer.
Chris Shobbrook and Robert
Dupee acted as flowerbearers.
CAROLINE KEALEY
Caroline Kealey of South Hamp-
ton, formerly of Brussels, passed
away on Nov. 4, 1995, at Saugeen
Memorial Hospital. She was 92.
She was the beloved wife of the
late Grant Kealey (1985), the lov-
ing mother of Dytha Doelle of Ari-
zona, Carolyn Downes of
California and William Kealey of
Port Elgin, and the loved grand-
mother of six grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren.
The Thanksgiving meditation
was given by Marilyn, followed by
Bernice introducing the guest
speaker, Rev. Mary Jane Hobden of
Belgrave. She spoke on 10 lepers in
Luke 17. We must be thankful for
all our blessings and should express
this thankfulness to God, she said.
Lillian Hallam thanked Rev.
Hobden for her speech and her
presence.
Ruth Armstrong received the
offering and the offertory hymn
was sung. Following a reading
"Everyday Thanksgiving", by
Marilyn, autumn leaves were
collected from everyone and
Marilyn, Ruth and Bernice placed
them on the Thanksgiving tree.
We Thank Thee Lord was sung
and the worship closed in prayer.
President Lillian Hallam held a
short business meeting.
Grace was sung and refreshments
served and an enjoyable fellowship
time closed the meeting.
Grant; low man, Tom Hallam; high
lady, Effie McCall; low lady, Marie
Bromley; novelty prize, Lloyd
Appleby.
Euchre is played every Tuesday
evening at 8 p.m.
O'Neill, Eileen McGlynn, Steven
and Linda Taylor, Bridge Motors
and Lorraine Foxton.
Winners of the $100 draws were:
Ann Goodall, Lucknow Lions
Ladies, Alex Walton, Bill and
Marie Millen, David Millen, Bernie
McGlynn, Largaret McInnes, Bevin
arid Betty Ireland, George Brophy,
Peter and Joann Carter.
Over 300 attended the dinner and
dance. This is the main fundraising
event for the Wingham and District
Community Living Association.
Proceep from the Lottery will be
used to ensure quality supports and
services for people with develop-
mental disabilities.
Mrs. Kealey was the dear sister
of Marion Spencer and Arthur
Kelly, both of Woodstock.
Rev. Wild officiated at the ser-
vice on Nov. 8, from Betts Funeral
Home, Brussels.
Interment was at Brussels Ceme-
tery.
In remembrance, donations to the
Shriners Hospital Burn Unit or a
charity of one's choice would be
appreciated by the family.
RUSSEL RUTTAN
Russel Ruttan of Fordwich
passed away on Friday, Nov. 10,
1995, at his residence. He was 717.
He was the beloved husband of
Mary Ruttan, the loving father of
Marion Feldskov of Fordwich, Don
Ruttan of Brussels, Marj Hawkins,
Bruce Ruttan and Mary Lou Row-
ley, all of Fordwich and the dear
grandfather of 18 grandchildren
and 4 great-grandchildren.
Mr. Ruttan was the dear brother
of Arthur, Leo, Anson and Robert
Ruttan and Gwen Fraser.
Rev. David Jagger officiated at
the service from Fordwich United
Church; Nov. 13.
Interment was at Fordwich
Cemetery, Fordwich.
Pallbearers were Jack Mann, Ron
Henhofer, Jim Taylor, Don Taylor,
Bart Scherpenzel and Murray Don-
aldson.
In remembrance, donations to
Fordwich United Church would be
appreciated.
GERTRUDE MURIEL PRIDE
Gertrude Muriel Pride of
Kitchener, formerly of Grey Twp.,
passed away on Nov. 13, 1995 at
the Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital in
her 81st year.
She was the beloved daughter of
the late, John and Sarah Pride and
the dear sister of. Alvin Pride of
Kitchener, Edith Sperian of
Michigan, and the late Seth and
Frank Pride, Pearl Wheeler, Millie
Smalldon, Dorothy Rudd, and Vera
Pride. She was the very special
aunt of many nieces and nephews.
Miss Pride is resting at Betts
Funeral Home from 11 a.m.
Thursday until the funeral service
at 2 p.m. Thursday. Interment is to
be at the Brussels Cemetery.
Donations to the Waterloo
Pentecostal Church, or a charity of
one's choice would be appreciated.
UCW holds Thankoffering
6 tables in play at euchre
Matt O'Neill MCs at fundraiser