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Hoffman brothers die
within three hours
Two Zurich area brothers
died within three ho of
of
each other January 8th.
Former Hay township
reeve Joseph Hoffman died
shortly after 6 p.m. as the
result of a fall down a
stairvkay of his home, south of
Zurich.
His brother Anthony
Jerome Hoffman died shortly
after 8:30 p.m. .at Huronview
in Clinton. He had been in
poor health for ,some time.
Joseph Hoffman, aged 60•.
was defeated (n the
December 6 election by in-
cumbent reeve Jack Tinney
by about 50 votes. He failed to
regain the top post in Hay
township by about the same
number of votes in 1974.
Funerals for both men were
held Tuesday, January 11,
1977.
•fiensali couple celebrate
couple
50th wedding anniversary
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Mr. ' and Mrs. Nic Oud,
Hensall, celebrated.their 50th
wedding anniversary With,
relatives, friends and neigh-
boursat a dinner at the
Pineridge Chalet on January
7th. There was also a
reception with dancing to
music by the Continentals.
Mr. and Mrs. Oud have a
family of four: Mrs. Christian
(Cora) JeppesonrC•alifornia;
Mrs. Nick Blom, Kippen; Ted
and Peter Oud,, Kippen;
seventeen grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
They came from Holland 23
years ago and farmed at RR
3, Kippen before moving to
Queen St. Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Oud received
congratulations from Robert
McKinley M.P., Joe Clarke
and Gov. Gen Leger.
At the same time Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Blom, Kippen were
celebrating their 25th wed-
ding anniversary. They wee
married in Holland.
They lived in Watford and
Burgessville before corning to
RR 2, Kippen where they took
up farming 17 , years ago.
They have five daughters:
Elizabeth Moir, Kippen, Willy
Groothius, Kitchener; Reta,
Mary, Annette at home, and
one grandchild,Angie Moir.
Local obituary
Mrs. Marshall R. Stonehouse
Ida Myrtle Stonehouse
died, after suffering a stroke,
at the Wingham and District.
Hospital on Tuesday,
anuary 11th, 1977. She was
he beloved wif • of the late
• Marshall Russ .A=" onehouse.
Myrtle was ,born March
20, 1904, the datighter of John
and Mary (Lawson) Biggin,
at Cli.nton,,.Ontario. After the
death of her Mother she was
adopted, at age 5, by Robert
and Evelina (McClinton)
Henry and came to lot 34
Concession 8 East Wawanosh
Township, where she at-
tended the • 9th Line
elementary school and
Westfield Church.
On June 17, 1925, she
married Marshall Stonehouse
and they lived on his farm,
Lot 40, Con. 7 until after his
death Feb. 18, 1970. She
moved to her mobile home on
part of C.R. Coultes' lot' in
Belgrave near her former
neighbours, Lewis and Verna
Cook.
She transferred her
membership ,from Westfield
to the Belgrave United
Church and her friendly smile
and jolly disposition will be
sadly missed by her many
friends and relatives.
She is survived by her
brothers, Maitland Henry,
Blyth; Frank Biggin,
Stratford; and sisters Mrs.
Wm. (Mayme) Pinni,ng,
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- Farrow, Mitchell; Mrs.
Warrick (Mattie) Cole, Royal
Oak, Mich.; and was
predeceased by two sisters
and two brothers.
Due to the' ,stormy cold
weather the complete funeral
service was held at the S.J.
Walker Funeral Home, with
Rev. John G. Roberts of
Belgrave Unitel Church
conducting the services.
Temporary entombment was
at Wingham Cemetery
Chapel with spring burial at
Brandon Cemetery,
13elgrave.
The pallbearers were
young men who were per-
former neighbours: Eldon
Cook, Alan Dunbar, -Robert
Taylor of RR 1, Belgrave;
Francis Hallaham, RR 3,
Blyth; and David and Paul
O'Neill, RR 1, Wingham.
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New lecture series
set for heritage buffs
The Huron .County branch of
the Architectural Con-
servancy of Ontario has
announced the beginning Of
its second season of theme
speakers which will open at
8:00 p.m. January 27 in the
Seaforth Public School.
Conservancy organizer
Nick Hill explains that the
programs offered through
last winter proved Such a
—success that a similar series
is being offered this year.
Speakers will"be presented at
each of the nextfour monthly
meetings 'with the meetings
held, the last ThurscJay of
each month.•
The first speaker will be
Peter Stokes, perhaps
Ontario's best known
restoration,,,.,architect. Mr.
Stokes' work includes the
restoration of Victoria Hall
at Cobourg and his service as
primary consultant to the
recreation of Upper Canada
Village near Cornwall.
He will show slides of his
work and discuss the many
different projects with which
he has been involved'.
Richard Rodgers of the
Ontario Heritage Foundation
will speak at the second
meeting set to be held at
Exeter Public School on
Fawcett -Grainger
The wedding of Cathryn
Marie, ,daughter of Russell
and Elizabeth Grainger of RR
2 Zurich and Douglas Bruce,
son of Lennard and Betty
Fawcett, Townsend Street
Clinton, was held on
December 11, 1976 in Zurich
United Church with Rev.
Bruce Guy performing the
double ring ceremony.
The bride, given in
marriage by the parents,
'wore a beautiful gown of
French interlock. The V-
shape neckline was edged
with Swiss guipure lace which
also, trimmed the empire
waist and bishop sleeves. The
A-line . skirt had a- full
cathedral -length train edged
with matching .lace. The
Juliet cap had matching lace
with a finger tip silk illusion
veil. The bride carried a
lovely bouquet of yellow roses
and baby mums with trailing
ivy.
The matron of • honour,
Phyllis Romer,sister of the
bride, wore a hunter green
two piece outfit with ruffled
edging on -the cape sleeves,
rolled turtle neck and tie belt.
She carried a lovely nosegay
bouquet of yellow daisies and
mums.. •
The bridesmaids, Brenda
Talbot of Bayfield, friend -
of the bride, Nancy Fawcett
of Clinton, sister of the
groom, and' Karen Erb of
Bayfield niece of the bride
were dressed identical to the
matron of honour.
The flowergirl, little Miss
Melissa Collins of Mitchell,
was gowned sirnilar to 'the
pther girls. The ringbearer,
Master Aadrew Grainger of
Zurich, nephew of the bride,
wore a light brown three-
piece suit.
The groom was attended by
Dave Fawcett of Clinton
brother of the groom, Allan
Keys of Sarnia, friend of the
groom, Steve Grainger of
Zurich, brother of the bride
and Wayne Hartman of
Bayfield, friend of groom.
The soloist, James. Ramer
brother-in-law of the bride,
accompanied by Miss Deb
Gringerich on the piano and
Mrs Ruthann Steckle on the
organ, honoured the guests
-with three beautiful solos.
The mother of the 'bride
received the guests in a floor -
length mid -blue dress with
floral coat and a corsage of
yellow roses. The mother of
the gtoorn assisted her in a
.long lipstick red coat dress
with maribu trim and corsage
of white baby orchids.
The reception was held at
Zurich Community Centre
where the bride changed to
her going away outfit of a
brown jumpsuit with an
orange patterned shirt.
The bride was honoured by
numerous showers 'held for
her by friends and relatives.
Her sister .Phyllis, and sister-
in-law organized a surprise
shower for her. The ladies of
Zurich United Church and
Bayfield Community ladies
honoured the bride with two
.....1.ove_lymiscellaneous
showers. Mrs. Leroy O'Brien
honoured the bride, her at-
tendants and the mothers
with a lovely luncheon. The
neighbours of the groom, on
Townsend St. held an en-
joyahle•evening get together.
After a trip to Niagara
Falls and Sarnia, the couple
took up residence in
Mississauga where the groom
is employed by Gulf Oil of
Canada and the bride at
Wendy's of Ontario.
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY', JA
February 24. The Ontario
Heritage Foundation is now
the primary funding and
advisory arm of the
Provincial Government in-
volved with architectural
conservation. Their most
recent involvement in Huron
was the allocation of some
550,090 toward restoration
costs at the • Exeter Town
Hall.
The third meeting in the
series will be held at the Little
Inn in Bayfield where guest
speaker will be Kenneth Kelly
of Heritage Canada. Mr.
Kelly will present an
''•illustrated talk on coast to
coast involvement n of the
Federal Government in
restoration and preservation
work.
The final meeting, also to
be held at the Little Inn in
Bayfield, will feature guest
speaker. Douglas Richards a
noted historian, author and
lecturer from Unsiversity
College at the University of
Toronto. Mr. Richards' most
recent accomplishment is the
publishing of the book
"Ontario Towns" which
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buildings from Huron County.
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