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Obituaries
BRUCE WILLIAM TYNDALL
Mr. Bruce William Tyndall, of
Clinton, at Seaforth Community
Hospital on Saturday, June 25, 1994
at the age of 66.
He was a former Chief Custodian
at the Huron County Court House
in Goderich. He was also a member
of Ontario SL United Church in
Clinton.
He married Irene (Baker) in
Stratford, Ontario on November 22,
1947.
He was born in Hullett Township
on January 8, 1928. Predeceased by
his parents, Myrtle Amanda
(Connell) and Frederick Wesley
Tyndall. Also predeceased by one
brother, Weldon Tyndall.
Survived by his wife, Irene
(Baker). Dear father of Fred and
Pat Tyndall, of RR 5 St. Thomas;
Bill and Jan Tyndall, of Petrolia;
Brenda Armstrong and Matt Smith,
of Bayfield; Bonnie and Gord
Mathers, of Clinton and Rick and
Marilyn Tyndall of Clinton. Dear
brother of Doris (Mrs. George
Wilson) of RR 1 Varna. Loving
grandfather of 15 grandchildren.
Rested at the Beattie -Falconer
Funeral Home, Clinton where
friends were received on Monday,
June 27th. A private family service
was held at the funeral home on
Tuesday, June 28th. Rev. David
Woodall, of Ontario Street United
Church, conducted the service.
Pallbearers were nephews Terry
Baker, Rob Baker, Adam Wilson Jr.
and friends Ron Crich, John Fal-
coner and Ken Jackson. Flower
bearers were grandsons Trevor
Mashers, Scott Armstrong and
Michael Tyndall.
Interment Clinton Cemetery.
JOHN WALLACE
Mr. John Wallace of Mitchell and
formerly of Cromarty passed away
at the Mitchell Nursing Home on
Wednesday, June 22, 1994 in his
82nd year.
He was born in Fullerton Town-
ship at Carlingford on October 29,
1912, a son of the late George
Wallace and the former Christina
McKellar. On August 20, 1936, he
was married to the former Marian
Scott. Following their marriage, the
couple farmed at Cromarty until
their retirement to Mitchell in 1979.
Mr. Wallace was a member of
Knox Presbyterian Church, Mitchell
and was a founding member of the
South Hibbert Athletic Association.
Surviving besides his wife is a
son Laverne Wallace and his wife
Pat of RR 2 Staffa; two daughters
Shirley Russell and her husband
Roy of RR 1 Mitchell and Deborah
Renne of Dearborn Heights,
Michigan; a brother Donald
Wallace and his wife Marjorie of
Stratford as well as thirteen
grandchildren, five step
grandchildren, eighteen great-
grandchildren and fifteen step great-
grandchildren. Also surviving are
brothers and sisters-in-law Donald
Scott and his wife Nola, Agnes
Russell and her husband Wes, all of
Seaforth and Margaret Cadick of
Chatham. He was predeceased by a
daughter Margaret Ann Parkinson
(1989) a son-in-law Harry Elliott
(1962), two sisters Velma Adams
and Verna Brooks, brothers-in-law
Frank Cadick, Percy Adams and
Edward Brooks and by his father
and mother-in-law Russell and
Grace Scott.
Friends were received at the
Lockhart Funeral Home, Mitchell
where the funeral service was held
on Saturday, June 25, 1994 with
Rev. Catherine Calkin officiating,
During the service, Nancy Avery'
delivered the eulogy and Joanne
Wallace and Randy Horan sang the
Old Rugged Cross accompanied by
Mary F. Dow at the organ. Flower
bearers were Susan Horan, Pam
Maloney, Julia Parkinson and
Natasha Renne. Pall bearers were
Ronald Elliott, Stephen Elliou,
Michael Ronne, Gordon Laing, John
Scou and Brian Dow. At the inter-
ment which took place at Staffa
Cemetery, Ralph Haddrall played
Amazing Grace, on the bagpipes.
On Friday afternoon, members of
Gould's Women's Institute attended
at the funeral home in a group.
BLOSS PEPPER
At South Huron Hospital, Exeter
on Wednesday, June 15, 1994 Bloss
E. Pepper, formerly of Hensall,
Ailsa Craig and Crediton passed
away in his 70th year. Sloss was
predeceased by his father John in
1967 and his mother Elizabeth
(Fluker) in 1969. Dear brother of
Russell Pepper of Stratford, Wesley
Pepper of Niagara Falls, Roy Pep-
per of Exeter, Cecil Pepper of
Hensall, Rosa Jewell and Ethel
Stewart of Goderich, Hannah Miller
of Scafonh and Marian Hooey of
Prince George B.C. The Funeral
Service was held on Friday, June
17 at 2 p.m. at the Hopper Hockey
Funeral Home, Exeter with Rev. Ed
l.aksmanis from Crediton United
Church officiating. Interment in
Nensall Union Cemetery, the
pallbearers being Jim Traquair,
Jerry Traquair, Eric Hamilton, Brian
Miller, Nelson 'Pullman and Joe
Vcrmunt.
GRACE PEPPER
Mrs. Grace Pepper of RR 2
Bayfield died at Goderich Hospital,
Monday, June 20, 1994, in her 75th
year. Grace Dalrymple, beloved
wife .of the late Raymond Pepper,
and dear mother of Rod and his
wife Barb of Bayfield, Jack and his
wife Gayle of Kippen, Janice and
her husband Bob Schenk of
Courtright and Milda and her hus-
band Larry Hoy of Clinton; dear
grandmother of Bill, Adam, and
Kevin Schenk, Dan, Krissy, and
Luke Pepper. At the request of Mrs.
Pepper the body has been donated
to science. Whitney-Ribey Funeral
home, Seaforth entrusted with
arrangements.
ALVA ELFORD
Miss Alva Elford, Ph.D., of
Egmondville, at her home on Satur-
day, June 25, 1994 in her 86th year.
She was the daughter of the late
Rosella (Williams) and Rev.
Thomas James Elford. Predeceased
by one sister Florence and two
brothers Glenn and Herbert. Friends
were received at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home on Tuesday, June 28.
Funeral service will be held
Wednesday (today) at 2 p.m. at
Egmondville United Church. Inter-
ment Egmondville Cemetery. Rev.
Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa
officiating.
JOHN JAMES DOYLE
John James (Ted) Doyle, of RR 2
Dublin, on Monday, June 27, 1994
at Stratford General Hospital in his
84th year.
He was a member of the Knights
of Columbus and St. Patrick's
Church, Dublin.
Son of the late Bridget (Coyne)
and James Doyle. Survived by one
sister, Ellen (Nel) Doyle of Dublin
and one brother Frank, of Toronto.
Predeceased by two sisters, Mary
Smith and Sister Theodore and one
brother, Michael.
Visitation was held at Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth on
Tuesday, June 28 from 2-4 and 7-9.
Mass of Christian Burial Wednes-
day, June 29 at St.. Patrick's
Church, Dublin at 11 a.m. Father
Hardy officiated. Interment St.
Columban Cemetery.
THOMAS SCOTCHMER
Thomas Harrison Scotchmer
passed away at his home in Guelph,
June 22, 1994 in his 75th year. He
was predeceased by his wife Merle
Beswetherick in 1990. Dear father
of Jim of Guelph, daughter Lynn
and her husband Peter Mason of
Burlington. Dear grandfather of
Larry and Lisa Scotchmer and Lori
and Jeff Mason. Dear brother of
Eleanor Black, Irene Wild, Kay
Yallop and Anne Wallace. Sadly
missed by many nieces and
nephews. Interment in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Guelph.
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league because it was not accom-
panied by the OHA's standard
$5,000 entry fee and they were
concerned about where this team's
allegiance would lie next spring
when minor playoffs were in prog-
ress. Governors were also informed
the cost of sticks is going up about
15 per cent this year.
The IDL has done its scheduling
by computer for the first time for
the upcoming campaign. The
Centenaires have chosen 17 Friday
night home dates for 1994-95 and
three Sunday night games, moving
away from the usual about 10 of
each, because they feel it is easier
to draw a good gate on Friday
nights and better for players often
travelling to and from school. They
have also decide to do away with
their pre -season "mini -camp" for
local players because it didn't
attract qualified local players to
Seaforth's junior hockey program,
and the move will enable the team
to control costs by halving its ice
rental requirements in late August.
The Seaforth Juniors are also
looking for an assistant coach to
work with returning head coach
Maurice Guy, who helped the team
run off a record eight -straight
playoff wins last spring. Last
season's assistant, Joe Chaffe of
Mitchell, resigned on good terms
with regrets to pursue head coach-
ing opportunities elsewhere.
Paul McLlwain and Jim
Campbell, both of Seaforth, have
also returned to the Centenaires in
a new role, both as directors on the
executive.
George Pratt Jr. is out of the
picture and Dave Revington is the
new coach of the Exeter Hawks,
and Barry Baynham his assistant, in
a major shakeup in that organiz-
ation. John Pryde becomes assistant
GM. All three were the brains
behind Exeter's Senior A Mohawks
in recent seasons, a classy operation
that has always been very competi-
tive and run with efficiency and
imagination under their tutelage. In
this trio's five seasons the
Mohawks won three league cham-
pionships, two OHA titles and were
also once Hardy Cup semi-finalists.
Revington also coached Lucan's
junior Irish to two OHA titles in the
late 1980s. Meanwhile, Scott Bogart
and Jeff Dalrymple, both from
Exeter, are the new co -coaches of
Lucan. Pat Ryan is now Lucan's
general manager, replacing Ken
Freeman who becomes GM of
London's junior B Nationals. The
Nationals and Irish will remain
affiliates. Former Nationals GM
Fred Schell is also no longer coach
of the Mt. Brydges Bulldogs. Much
travelled former Centenaire head
coach Bob Zimmer will both be
behind the bench and serve as gen-
eral manager for a junior B team in
Great Falls, Montana this season.
The Centenaires 1990-91 Rookie
of the Year, Mike Wau of
Egmondville, is rated in the second
round and 40th overall for this
week's annual National Hockey
League draft. If he makes it he
would become the third winner of
that local award to advance to the
world's top hockey league (Dave
McLlwain '83-'84 and Pat Murray
'84-'85), and if Rem Murray, who
now stars at Michigan State Univer-
sity and was drafted by the L.A.
Kings in the sixth round a couple of
seasons ago, also ends up making
the grade he would be the fourth.
Rem was the Cents' Rookie of the
Year in 1988-89.
HENSALL
SHUFFLEBOARD
June 21, 1994
High six game winners: Russell
Ferguson (462); Hazel McEwan
(458); Pearl McKnight (427);
Dave Kyle (410); Helen McKay
(380); Allen Berry (379) and
Ethel McMurtrie (374).
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