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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-01-12, Page 16en it �b4 d„ 'S?'�G/'!".N,461i(x43'fJLi.i4476 and'donati;u ns:. pressioaas of sympathy. ate .the lila Vie'a t0,44144' V ' Retv. Thanks to the Blyth Festival Sing- er°s, Gird Wk's Band, the United Church Jr. Choir, the Wingham Br waiies and the Catholic Folk Choir, and everyone else who. enter- tained us during.. the Christmas season. We enjoyed everyone. Sincerely, Residents and staff of Bray and Copeland Lodge The family of the late Carrie McGuire would like to thank Dr. Hanlon, together .with the nurses on second floor of the Wingham and District Hospital for their faithful attention to our mother. To the Brookhaven Nursing Home for their care and kindness and to friends and neighbors for their many visits, Rossfor the beautiful rose each Christmas ' and the floral arrange- ments and donations in memory of our mother were .deeply appreci- ated. Sincere thanks to the McBurney Funeral Home, Rev. John G. Roberts and the ladies of -the UCW who served lunch after the:lu- neral in Knox United Church, Bel - grave. A very special thanks to Ree. Doug Madge for his many visits -and prayers for our mother. We wed Like to thank all of those who helped us out after the fire. A special thanks to the Gorrie Lions. Club for all their help and to every- -- one who donated funxuture, clothing, bedding, dishes and money. Every- thing was very much appreciated. Thank you. David Thomson and Diane Jefferson We would like to thank our rela- tives, neighbors and friends for sympathy cards, food brought to our home and forthe many acts of kind- ness shown to usduring the passing our dear sister Carrie McGuire. Lewis and Helen Stonehouse u thefaof the la ,. ton .wh1 30, 1987,,'at th, (l Wish extend a sincere thank you to .Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea for their case and concern, the Tasker Funer- al unexal Home, the neighbors for all their help of food and donations, the beautiful floral tributes and Shells Restaurant for receiving family and friends. A special thanks to Don Vair for such comforting help, No words; can adequately say how much this has meant :.to us during the bereave- ment of our daughter and sister, Rilland Audrey Fenton and family A sincere thank you to all who re- membered us with cards„ flowers, food and phone^ calls and offered words of .comfort in the passing of my brother Wilfrid. Helen and Bob McKague I would like to take this opportun- ity to express my sincere thanks to Dr. R. Thomson, the X: ray depart- , ment'and the ambulance drivers of Goderich. Also Dr. R. B. Passi, Dr. D. R. Grant and the nurses on eighth floor for their care and Rev. Roberts for 'his omits. 1 would also :like to thank all of my relatives, friends and neighbors for the .gifts, .flowers, cards and phone callS while I was a patient in University Hospital, Lon- don. Bert Johnston_ We would like to say a sincere thanks to Dr. Gear and the nurses on second floor of Wingham hospital for their excellent care and kindness to Wilf while .a patient there. Also to. neighbors,and friends for the flor-al,,, arrangements, charit: "1e dona- tions, food brought to the "souse at the time of his funeral. Everything is much appreciated and will never be forgotten. Sincerely, The Walters Family Mrs. John Burchill was former school teacher A former school teacher and resi- dent esident of Cuirass Township for many years, Mrs. John S. Burchill passed away Tuesday, Jan. 5, at Stratford General Hospital. She was in her 93rd year. Mrs. Burchill, the former Mary G, Currie, was born in East Wawanosh Township on Fell. 24, 1895, a daughter of the late John Currie and Jennie Anderson. She received her elementary education at Lower Wingham and at Currie's School, then attended Wingham High School and Stratford Teachers' College. She taught at Kirton's School, Turnberry Township. In later years she worked in the kitchen of Wingham and District Hospital until her retirement. She lived in Wingham for several years before going to reside at Pinecrest Manor,. Lucknow. Mrs. Burchill was a ineanberof St. Andrew's. Presbyterian Church, Wingham, and as long as her health permitted, an active member of t. • Ladies4 Aid and the WCr etP.0 Missionary n s 1972. Mrs Bu 01411 wad ' bereaved :by 'the:Beeth >of her husband. Also ease four'biiothers and t+e awe dt Rod (Jean). Wingha ; one son. Currie and his wife, ace, of London; six. grand: ch' en; four great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. John A. (Jessie) McKague and one sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas A (Chris) -Currie, both of Wingham. Friends paid their respects at The McBurney ,' Funeral Home, Wingham, until Friday when completefuneral service was conducted at 1:30 by Rev. John P. Vaudry. Final resting place will be Wingham Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were three grandsons, Jim Bryce, Don Bryce and Gavin Burchill and three nephews, Robert Burchill, Robert McKague and Kenneth McKague. Your Cortlirunty 'NewSar 1t't where, ydu a reg V oci -area 0 News ® %tI41 34 r'tf iti9 SUNLIGHT AND FRESH- 00 ham into an artist's Winter landscape. Street East. poi gal serVige w e'.' Robert 'ren ci7 sto1' el, on Jan. '9 r is ffa sated. Pal bearers ming, ll ors+ µ Andy Templeaman`and Bill • Fl otter bearers w erg rather Tho son, '`H `eel;:: cevor Peel and Da forme( Cemetery, Memorial x 01141 10u the Listowel Sail -ration . Army.. eree accepted as , eXPress%'' of sy- pathy. urview GATECLII Henderson 'en Hamilton, . On Gateclif f e , of 7 ton, • s away at Hospital,. -Orville e -. Hr.,- =- year Left to mourn, besides his wife, the former ►Ined Thursday :to- turn Wing- Rose McGlynn, are tlrree daughters, The scene above is on John Brenda C per of Blue le,, Mrs. Boli {Debbie) Ferguson.. .,and die • ANGER — Passed away Sunday, Jan. 10, ate.Wingliaan and District Hospital, ,George -Hugh Anger' of Copeland Lodge,- Wingham, in his 97th - year.. He was the beloved husband of ;Lulu (Collins) Anger, dearfather of Norman and Josie Anger and Bruce and Rose Anger, all of Wingham, Florence and Glen McLean of Hanover. There are Hine grandchildren and 12 . great-grand- children. He was predeceased by five hrOthers and two greatigrand- chddren, Tara and . on - Anger. Firiends imaycall at The McBurney Funeral Home, Wingham, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday. Funeral service will be held in the funeral( home on Wednesday at 1:30, Rev. Douglas G. Madge officiating. Spring interment will take place in q rrrie Cemetery. Donations to St. Paul's Anglican Church Building Fund' would be appreciated as ex- pressions of sympathy. Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 180, Wingharn, will hold a Memorial service Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the funeral home. Former Gorrie resident, owdy dies. Mrs. Harry A former resident of Gorrie, Mrs. Emmeline E. Gowdy passed °away at Geri -Care Nursing Hoare, Harriston, on Monday, Jan. 4, two days before here• 86th birthday. Born Jan. 6, 1902, in Howiek Township, Mrs. Gowdy was the daug `tiftherlate Robert.Earra id ary Walker. She attended school in Howl& township end lived with herr en s untither marriage togaroicl. rowdy in April, *92$,4 They dew sli o1 the B `tine of Howie"; . unti 8 -whet the -1tw % : e Wit Mrs. Gowdy is survived by one son, Raymond and . his wife, Jacqueline; granddaughter, ` Mrs. Paul (Janna Lynn) Speers of Palmerston; grandson, Philip of London and great-granddaughter, Rachael Erinmeline Speers. She was predeceased by air. sisters, Mrs. Andrew (Marie) Davidson, Mrs. Will (Sadie): +ethers, Mrs, Charles (Edna) Piftley; Mi. StUart (Jenny) Edgar, Mrs. Arnold ( Agnes ) .isl�ii cs�° and Mrs. lj. y l fis%adi wee" brothers, Tam, it' rested; at ole e aB.'�xwben 1"�. r..l;' Ly` "Y Heathery both of Han* . sod, Gary of Hams:• viving are four grandchil and Jodi: cooper, Daniel an Jesse Ferguson. He was cedesed ,by his parents and one brother, era' service was held at the Cresmount Funeral Home, Hamilton, on Wednesday, Dec. 30, followed bfl cremation. Pallbearers were Jeff 1 Curran, Bernie r' McGlynn, Kevin McGlynn, Doug-Gateehffe, Eddie McInnes .arid Fred Leist.. As ex- pressions of sympathy, donations to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation were greatly ap- preciated. FENTON--Miss Sherrie Lee Fenton of Belgravepassed away in her sleep on Dec. 30 in her 20th year. She is survived by her parents, Bill and Audrey :Fenton, RR 1, Belgrave; three sisters, Mrs. Joe (Linda) Arnold of Dashwood, Mrs. Tony (Gayle) .Giamnmarco of Blenheim and Heather,. at- home; four brothers, Larry Fenton of Lucan, Douglas Fenton, RR 3, Wingham, Dale and Jim, both at home; eight nephews and two nieces. She was predeceased by one baby brother, Robert Dale °and both sets of grandparents. Miss Fenton was a graduate of . East Wawanosh Public School and F. E.Madill Secondary School. She was employed by The Olde Mill at Blyth. Funeral -service was held Sunday, . aa, 3, at the Tasker 'Funeral Home, Blyth. Final resting place will be Ebenezer Cemetery, Ailsa Craig. Donations to the Epilepsy- Foundation would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. SOP anF ?fi