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DR. CHARLES MYERS
Dr. Charles Arthur Myers passed
away peacefully on Thursday, Oct.
10, 1996 in Saskatoon. He was 84.
Born in Prescott, Ont., July 7,
1912, Dr. Myers graduated from
the Faculty of Medicine, University
of Toronto in 1937. The following
year he married his wife, the for-
mer Anne Pauline Thomson on
July 7 in Brampton.
He served as a Major overseas in
the Army Medical Corps in World
War II.
After his tour ended he estab-
lished what became a thriving med-
ical practice and maternity home in
Brussels until 1961 when they
moved to Saskatchewan.
Dr. Myers worked as a medical
examiner for the Department of
Veteran Affairs until retiring in
1979.
He moved to Saskatchewan in
1961.
Dr. Myers is survived by his
beloved wife. He is lovingly
remembered by his children: Eliza-
beth (Lev) Balser, Frances (Bill)
McQuarrie, Irene (Bob) Richmond,
Mae (Paul) Chometsky, Lillian
Guckert, Ronald (Coleen) Myers.
He was the loving grandfather of
Don Kernaghan, Debbie and Ivan
Metcalfe, Mary Joan McQuarrie,
Mike and Donna McQuarrie, Bon-
nie and Chuck Stewart, John and
Sue Richmond, Brenda and Bert
Sjaarda, Melissa Chometsky,
Charles Chometsky, Darlene and
Daryn Weiss, Peggy and Rick
Kleiter, Jodi and Calvin Sehn,
Shawna Guckert, Darcy Myers and
Ryan Myers. Also left to mourn his
passing are 18 great-grandchildren.
Dr. Myers was predeceased by
his parents, three brothers, Ed, John
and Bill; four sisters, Bessie,
Gertrude, Lillian and Myrtle.
A memorial service was held
from the Chapel of Saskatoon
Funeral Home on Oct. 15. Rev.
Michael Stonhouse officated. Inter-
ment of remains will take place in
Blue Church Cemetery, Prescott.
Memorial donations may be
made to the Heart and Stroke Foun-
dation of Saskatchewan, 2.79-3rd
Avenue North, Saskatoon, Sask.
S7K 21-18
ANDY NETHERY
Andy Nethery of RR 3,.
Wingham, died suddenly at London
Health Sciences Centre on
Thursday, Oct. 17, 1996, as the
result of an automobile accident.
He was in his 18th year.
Larry Andrew George (Andy)
Nethery was the beloved son of
Helen Sleightholm and her husband
James of RR 3, Wingham and the
dear brother of William Nethery.
Also surviving is his father, Larry
Nethery of RR 4, Brussels,
grandparents George Gibbons of
RR 3, Wingham and Jean Nethery
of Blyth, several aunts, uncles and
cousins.
Andy was predeceased by his
• grandparents, Leola Gibbons and
Alex Nethery and his uncle, Merril
Gibbons.
Visitation was held at the
McBurney Funeral Home in
Wingham on Sunday, Oct. 20, from
7 to 9 p.m. A private funeral
service was held in the funeral
home on Monday, Oct. 21, with
Rev. John P. Vaudry officiating.
Cremation, with interment of ashes
in Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ian, Chris,
Wayne, Lionel, Brian and Winston
Gibbons.
Memorial donations to the
charity of your choice would be
appreciated as expressions of
sympathy.
JANET (JEAN) SCOTT
Janet (Jean) Scott of Hullett Twp.
passed away at Clinton Public Hos-
pital, Oct. 17, 1996, at the age of
91.
A long-time member of Burns'
UCW and Londesboro United
Church, Mrs. Scott was the daugh-
ter of the late Simon and Jessie
(Johnston) McVittie and beloved
wife of James Douglas Scott, who
predeceased her in 1979. The
Scotts were married, Apr. 3, 1929,
and lived in Toronto for 20 years
before returning to Hullett Twp.
She was the loving mother of Jim
Scott of Goderich and Ken and
Laura Scott of RR1, Blyth and
loved grandmother of Jay Carter of
Clinton, Judy Dixon of Clinton,
Jyll and Dave Jervis of RR2,
Seaforth, JoAnn and Joe Flynn of
RR3, Clinton, Jamie and Liz Scott
of Goderich, Julie and Gary Gag-
nier of RR4, Walton and B.J. Scott,
Christy Scott and Shannon Scott all
of RR I , Blyth.
She was predeceased by two
brothers, Kelland and Duncan
Scott, two sisters, Olive Lear and
Jessie Watt and a daughter-in-law,
Donna Scott.
The funeral service was held,
Oct. 19, at Beattie-Falconer Funeral
Home, Tasker Chapel, Blyth with
Rev. Paul Ross officiating.
Interment was at Burns Ceme-
tery, Hullett Twp.
A man has been charged follow-
ing a fight in Blyth on Oct. 13.
According to a report from the
OPP, the assault occurrred at the
Blyth Village Eatery, then contin-
ued out onto the main street. The
two men involved eventually fell
into the front window of The Green
Gallery.
Police say Steve Avery, 32, of
Blyth, left the scene but was later
arrested for impaired driving and
then charged with assault.
***
Between Oct 13-14 a 1983
Honda three-wheel ATV was stolen
from an Albert St. residence out of
the back of a pick-up truck. It was
valued at $1,300.
** *
Between Oct. 12-15 a Makita
grinder and Makita impact wrench
were stolen from a shed on Conc. 6
in Morris Twp. Value is $440.
***
Police are investigaitng a break-
in from a shed at Howick Central
Public School. The padlock had
been broken off and a John Deere
green lawn tractor with serial num-
bers M00185B510887 and
FC540071374 and a Homelite
weed eater, model ST-175, serial
number H10550948'were stolen.
Value is $1,400.
The theft occurred between Oct.
11-15.
***
On Oct. 16 someone spray paint-
ed along Victoria St. Gorrie.
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