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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-05-02, Page 28Page 1213 The Wingham Advance -Timers, May 2, 19 Mrs, H. Matheson was former school teacher Hazel Margaret Stewart Mathe- son passed away suddenly on April 13 at the home of her daughter in Seafortle Born in Langdon, North Dakota, in 1901, Mrs. Matheson came to Brussels in 1906 with her family. She attended Brussels Public and Continuation Schools and Toronto Normal School. A school teacher in Galt for five years, she started the first Kindergarten in Brussels in 1960. She is fondly remembered by the many students and teachers with whom she was associated from 1960 to 1966. Married for 55 years to David Clarke Matheson (18954983) th were the parents of Murray of Bay- field, Jean and her husband, Mur- ray Ross of Seaforth and Ian and his wife, Pat, of Agincourt; grand- parents of Heather, Sandra, Alan, Kimberley, David and Marianne and great-grandparents of Greg and Jody One of seven children of Peter and Mary Stewart, Hazel is survived by her sister, Mrs. Jean Hemingway of Don Mills. She was predeceased by brothers, Roy, Archie, Graham and Stewart Lowe and sister, Florence McGavin. Hazel was a lifelong and dedicat- C ed member of Melville Presbyterian Church where she taught Sunday 2 School and the Mission Band and w was a member of the choir, Ladies' w Aid and WMS. She was presented H with an honorary membership in e the WMS in 1983. Her knowledge Sh and interest in the community w resulted in much valued local histo- 1) ry and information being shared N with one and all. She was honored' vi with a Volunteer Service Award Br from the Ontario Ministry of Citi- zenship and Culture in 1984. 0 Friends and relatives were do received at the M. L. Watts Funeral Home and funeral service was held at Melville Church on Sunday after- noon, April 16, Rev. Paul Chambers CO officiating. Pallbearers were Tom I Pletch, nephews Doug Lowe, Doug ca Stewart and Peter Stewart and sev grandsons Alan and David Mathe- ove son. of bus eng Str peo wer Mr. "Death isn't an end, it's the beginning of a fuller life." Bob Hayward dies suddenly at the hospital Passed away suddenly on Tues- day, April 18, at Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital, Bob Hayward, beloved husband of Anna Winn. He was the loving father of Robert of Calgary, Stuart and his wife, Mau- reen, of Chatsworth, Steven and his the wife, Pat, of Walkerton and daugh- ter Anna and her husband, Bruce Hamilton, of Brussels; loved grand- father of Tambra, Tracy, Cory, C dice, Robert, Jim, Shelley, Troy a Melinda and two great-grandc dren, Justin and Arnie. He was dear brother of Evelyn, Barba Gwen, Edith and Polly and the Walter, Murray, Fred, Bruce, M garet and Joy. Bob will be missed many nieces and nephews, an- nd DON AND MARY VAIR provided the musical entertainment at hil- the recent Ladies' Night Out at the Wingham Salvation Army the Citadel. Mrs. Vair also was guest speaker for the evening, ra, late The late Bob Hayward rested Watts Funeral Home, Bruss hapel, on April 19. Funeral servi was held at three o'clock on Ap 0. Pallbearers were Steven Ha ard, Stuart Hayward, Robert Ha and Jr., Bruce Hamilton, Tr amilton and Jim Hayward. Flo r bearers were Tracy Haywar elley Hayward, Michelle Ha ard, Melinda Hamilton, Shau ane and Cory Hayward. Rev. P unn officiated at the funeral se ce and interment followed i ussels Cemetery. In remembrance, donations to th ntario Heart and Stroke Found n or the Canadian Cancer Societ would be appreciated. arm by •w'+::J ,+Ji'/•+'Y+"/''•'•k' J�:i'i %�, t+,rJ • ;m.•;5,+"f/ri %// r.J r•Y�', gr.y,Jvy // f J f / :+'�l/i; �/ll J+:}•/ tJ �Y J J � /%y' •�' f +t ,4; iJ4.4;;0 } / JJ+*, /• +JY,J� f•'s: • 0 • / .>i' /% {a+:�,J�,�,{ J,x+ ,rte //, " ''y�,,w�i//��}}�� + f �'��J !Y} S'.•!� %t 55•� +M'iv y4f.`erp... __.. t•J�A� •'+'.BIRTHS Alex Coulter was a native of East Wawanosh A native ok Bast Wawanosh Township, born there on Sept. 14, 1912, William Alexander (Alex) Coulter, died Monday, April 24, at his home, 475 Ross Street, Luc- - know. At 76 years of age, his death followed a brief illness. Alex was the son of the late Frank Coulter and Mary Purdon. He attended Zetland School, then became a farmer, first in East Wawanosh, late] in Alberta. He retired in 1978. He was a member of Goderich Presbyterian Church. Mr. Coulter is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Eric (Patricia) Maki of RR 5, Lucknow and was prede- ceased by one son, Reginald, in 1968. Also surviving are two grand- children, Troy Maki of RR 5, Luc - know and Jeffrey Coulter of Goderich, as well as one sister, Mrs. David (Isabel) MacDonald of Luc - know. He was predeceased by one brother, Chester, in 1961. at el s ce McWHIRTER—Garry and ril Dianne are pleased to announce the y- safe arrival of their daughter, y- Breyana Dawn, on April 18 in West- oy minster Hospital, London. A grand- w- daughter for Mac and Freda Scott, d, Belgrave and Jack and Kay y- McWhirter, Brussels. n CARTER—Ken and Pam of Blue - at vale welcome a son, Kenneth Bren- r- nan "Bren", seven pounds, one n ounce, born April 19 at Wingham and District Hospital. A little e borther for ,,Amanda, Dean and a- Chad. y IfRELLER—Tom and Shirley are LLEGE TO OPEN n May of 1905, George Spotton me to Wingham and leased eral rooms in the Shaw Block, ✓ the Advance office, for a term years. He was due to open a iness college in June and had aged Reginald Fletcher of athroy as principal. Any young ple planning to attend the college e asked to communicate with Spotton at Listowel. Hazel will be greatly missed and fondly remembered as a wife, mother, grandmother and great- grandmother, sister, community member, local historian and friend. pleased to announce the birth of their son, Christopher Thomas, on April 2Q at K -W Hospital. He tipped the scales at six pounds, 15 ounces. A brother for Teresa. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kreller of Clifford and Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Hogg, Wingham. Great-grandmothers are Louisa Schneller and Pearl Hogg, both of Wingham. HAMMELL—Mr. and Mrs. Les Hammell, RR 3, Teeswater, joyfully announce the birth of their daugh- ter, April Lee, eight pounds, 15 ounces, on April 20 at Wingham and District Hospital. A sister for Candace and Crystal. KOEHLER—Mr, and Mrs. Travis Koehler, RR 5, Brussels, are happy to announce the birth of their son, Derek Travis, nine pounds, four ounces, on April 22 at Wingham and District Hospital. A brother for Tamara, Amber and Trevor. Grand- parents are John and Marie McIn- tosh and Bruce and Carol Koehler, all of RR 5, Brussels. SANDERSON—Lance and Judy are happy to announce the safe, but long-awaited, arrivaliof their son Derek William, born April 24 at 2:52 a.m. at Wingham and District Hos- pital, weighing six pounds, 13 ounces. Proud grandparents are Bill and Mae Hunter and Doug and Barb Ross, Lucknow. IRELAND—Mr. land Mrs. David Ireland of Fordwich are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Richard David George on April 26 at Wingham and District Hospital. He tipped the scales at six pounds, 12 ounces, and is a brother for Brandy and Sheila. A private funeral service was held at The McBurney Funeral Home, Wingham, with Rev. John P. Vaudry officiating. Cremation took place, with interment of ashes in Wingham Cemetery. the HASTINGS—Bert, at his home in Morris Township on Saturday, April 29, 19F9, Mr. Wilbert (Bert) Hastings,,,n his 71st year. Beloved husband of the former Ruth Irwin; dear father of Murray Hastings of Morris Township; son-in-law of Mrs. Viola Irwin, Wingham; brother of Paul Hastings of Cambridge (P.) and predeceased by his brother King (WW2). Friends may call at The McBurney Funeral Home, Wingham, until 2 p.m. Tuesday when the complete funeral service will be conducted by Rev. Bonnie Lamble. Interment Wingham Ceme- tery. Donations to Bluevale United Church or the charity of your choice would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. 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