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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-05, Page 23Page 1213 - The Wingham Advanceaimes, Sept, 5, 1989 Gorrie4/VitoxeW mourn death of - 'Many friends in the Gorrie and Wroxeter area were saddened by the:death of a former pastor, Rev. Don Pugh of Palmerston, who assed away peacefully at Port Lor - Ontario, on Saturday, Aug. 26, thhis68th year. Miring his 42 years of Christian niinistry, Mr. Pugh pastored in the communities of Palmerston, Aylmer, Manitoulin, Port Elgin, Plattsville, Altona, South Buxton, Corrie -Wroxeter and, most recently, Learrtington. He was the beloved husband of the former Dorothy Bramhill; dear father of Paul and his wife, Joan, of Plattsville; Don Jr. and his wife, Lois, Richmond Hill and Barbara and her husband, Dirk Loose, Mis- nds, ev. D. Pugh aahr.f.a.ar,a,r•• ^ a , • 1 " "" " 14 •••••:,•,, sissauga. He is (0,44:11Y remembered by his five granClehildren, Brigette and Barbara Pugh, Deanne and Emily Pugh and Jeanine Looe and is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Elroy (Phyllis) Schneider of Kitch- ener and Mrs. John (Jean) Colley of Florida. He was predeceased by his parents,.Fred and Fanny Pugh. Friends called at the Heritage Funeral Home, Palmerston, to pay respects Monday and Tuesday. Rev. Claran Martin, assisted by Rev. Clarence Hunking, conducted, the funeral )service at Palmerston Mis- sionary Church on Wednesday, August 30. Interment followed in Palmerston Cemetery. Donations to Gideon Bibles or the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foun- Friday funeral for Mrs. O. Hohnstein Funeral service was held Friday, Sept. 1, at two o'clock at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, Mild- may, for Mrs. Otto Hohnstein of Belmore who died Wednesday, Aug. 30, at Wingham and District Hospital. Interment followed in Mildmay Lutheran Cemetery. The Godfrey Schuett Funeral Chapel, Mildmay, where Mrs. Hohnstein rested on Thursday evening, was entrusted with arrangements. Mrs. Hohnstein, the former Amelia Loos, was in her 74th year. She was the dear wife of Otto; dear mother of Ruth Poole of Kitchener; Dorothy Williams, Kincardine; Jean Merkley of Goderich; Grace Schies- tel, Kitchener; Anne Coultes, Wing - ham and Joyce Howarth, Cam- bridge; loved grandmother of eight grandchildren: Melody, Tana, Jenny, Brent, Denise, Jessica, Julie and Jef- frey. Also surviving are three sisters and two brothers. She was prede- ceased by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Loos. Donations to the Canadian Dia- betes Association would be grate- fully acknowledged by the family as expressions of sympathy. dation would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. Service is held Aug. 22 for J. N. McDowell Funeral service was held at two o'clock on Tuesday, Aug. 22, at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, for Jahn Norman McDowell of Auburn. Rev. David Snihur officiat- ed and interment followed in Ball's Cemetery Auburn, Pallbearers wereGarth Walden, Lloyd McDowell, John McDowell, Sandy Andrews, Arnold Cook and Bill Seers. Floral tributes were car- ried by Wayne and Ron McDowell and Nathan Laidlaw. Norman McDowell died Satur, day, Aug. 19, at Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital at the age of 82. A son, of the late William McDowell and Hannah Jane Stackhouse, he was born in East Wawanosh Township. He farmed in East Wawanosh before his retirement to Auburn and was a member of Auburn Unit- ed Church. In 1934, he married the, former Viola M. Osbaldeston and he was bereaved by her passing in 1985. Left to mourn the death of a loved father and grandfather are Gerald and Carol McDowell of RR 1, Bel - grave; Gwen and Art Laidlaw of Wingham; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. WHAT'S NEW FOR FALL! 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Sarah Hubbard dies in London ho§ itai A longtime resident of the village of Gorrie, Mrs. Sarah Hubbard, passed away at London's Universi- KOMIX011.rn:-.45-0RiZai=friM; Tommos Births SURVASSOWARCOMMIMIUMSSNMS ARMSTRONG—Jeff and Susan thank God for the safe arrival of their second son, Scott Jeffrey, born at Clinton Public Hospital on Aug. 17, weighing nine pounds, 12 ounces. Mark is thrilled by the arrival of his new brother, Scott. Proud grandparents are Don and Betty McLean, Clinton and Tom and Joan Armstrong of RR 2, Auburn. Great-grandmother is Elsie Dinsmore, Seaforth. BRIDGE -Mn and Mrs. Scott Bridge; RR 3,-'Wingham, welcome with love a daughter, Meagen Jean, eight pounds, nine ounces, born Aug. 30 at Wingham and bistrict Hospital. A sister for Danielle. Proud grandparents are Glen and Jean Bridge of Brussels, Marg and John Janmaat of Seaforth. Great- grandmothers are Jean Bridge of Brussels and Christine Souter, Seaforth. McGLYNN—Mr. and Mrs. Kelly McGlynn, RR 2, Bluevale, joyfully announce the birth of their second son, Kyle Nicholas, on Aug. 30 at Wingham and District Hospital. The new addition weighed in at an even eight pounds and is a brother for Scott. Grandparents are Bob and Willa Harris, Jerry and Mary McG- lynn. Seventeen tables at shoot party Seventeen tables were in play at Wingham Legion Hall on Monday night. High lady was Marie Merkley and high man was Edna Davis (playing as a man). George Mitchell had the most shoots. Low prizes were awarded to Car- olyn Cunningham and Hazel Bate- man, the latter playing a man's card. Draw prizes were awarded to Bill Willis, Mary Henderson, Mar- garet Hastings, Barbara Carbert and Ethel Montgomery. The next party will be shoot on Monday, Sept,.11. ''%:g;Vil.7..7,11X413etteR,g1,0A.e,..744,r,"4.4r.;y7 . : W hitechurch Notes Mrs. William Purdon returned Cahn*, of' Chatham and Mr. and , Barbara Carey, Mrs. Mary recently from a weeks trip to D.C. and Wltliams' bUrVirginia. Attending the Canadian NatIonal 101bition on Thursday of _last Week from this area were Anes itHier, Mary Hehn, ,hiolikred Mckmaghan, John McKinitOri, Mr. And Mrs. Viet Elliott and Karen. e Institute members aye, **tided of the Fun Night Sept t HolyHall; the invitatiqn Mare on Sept. 13 and theft lar 'meeting Sept. 20 in the hall. John McKinnon and Mildred tyltelragltan attended the 50th arilliversary celebration ,Und Mrs. Harold Pollock at United Church on Satur. ,14 f • ty Hospital on Friday, Aug. 25, in her 94th year. The former Sarah Underwood was born Jan. 31, 1896, in Howick Township, a daughter of the late James Underwood and Jennie MCCreery. She was predeceased by her first husband, Wilbert Gallaway and by her second husband, Burton Hubbard. Mrs. Mrs. Hubhatd was the dear mother of Wesley Gallaway of Gor- rie; stepmother of Sharon and Clifton Coulter, Gorrie; sister of Wesley Underwood of Brookhaven Nursing Home, Wingham and the late Gordon Underwood (1%4). She was the dear grandmother of sever- al grandchildren and two great- grandchildren; dear aunt of several nieces and nephews. Funeral service was held at to o'clock on Monday, Aug. 28, Betts Funeral Home, Corrie Cha Rev Jeff Hawkins officiating. Inter- ment followed in Gorrie Cemetery Pallbearers were Alan Under- wood, Glenn Underwood, Murray Underwood, Tom Templeman, Don •0 Templeman and Ken lempleMan. Floral tributes were carried by Mur- ray, Marion, Marlene and Michelle Coulter. Donations to the Corrie United Church Memorial Fund would be gratefully accepted as expressions of sympathy. iep..1,4aiY4n4.47.WWW14::44.4044M4EMP,41War,t.:01M4:44. a.:410,4044,14),:am 44:(.47,4...4,44V4.....10,044.41:410VO4.144W,Mii f‘414.::40:,:a0.4.5WAAVIalotgaf,MAtrAW:sioW.riwam DEATHS rfflffiri.,,,A,RWMP,W.X.CMOWAZIOWA.4 .0.60mor -.04.a..40.m.eaaas SPENCE—William Douglas Spence of Brussels passed, away Monday, Aug. 28, at his home in.his 82nd year. He was the father of Karl Spence of Brussels; brother of InItte Ando Jerry Spence ,of proin2,), Punerail service14,ti held. at .1,1441; Welf.esday at tho,Brumielo chapel of its Funeral ticoneew Jeff Hawkins officiating. Infirment 1)1 - lowed in Brussels Cemetery Pall- bearers were Debbie and . Doug Trollope, Cec Moore and Karl Spence. Child -abuse committee is sponsoring workshop The Huron County Community Child Abuse Coordinating Com- mittee is sponsoring a workshop on Oct. 19 at 20 at Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich. The theme of the workshop is "Child Sexual Abuse: Working with the Adults". Featured speakers include Dr. Howard Barbaree, associate profes- sor of psychology at Queen's Uni- versity and co-director of the Kingston Sexual Behavior Clinic and the Warwkworth Sexual Behavior Clinic. Connie Coniglio, a second speak- er,, is a personal counsellor at the University of Western Ontario. She has extensive experience as an indi- vidual therapist for concerns around family alcoholism, sexual abuse and eating disorders. • Meg Lewis Is a sexual abuse treatment specialist with Family and Children's Services of London and Middlesex. She has organized groups for sexually -abused chil- dren, non -offending parents and adult survivors. Those recommended to attend this two-day workshop are police, lawyers, judges, crown attorneys, teachers, child -protection workers, mental health professionals, health- care professionals, politicians, shel- ter workers and journalists. Those interested in attending the workshop are asked to contact the Huron County Community Child Abuse Coordinating Committee, RO. Box 456, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 4C7, by Oct. 13. Wingham • Minor Hockey Association 'REGISTRATION • Wingham Arena • Thursday, September 7 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. • Friday, September 8 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. • Saturday, September 9 9:00 - 12:00 noon • Tykes - $70.00 _RATES, Bantam -680.00 Novice - $80.00 Midget - '80.00 " Atom - $80.00 Family Rate - '180.00 •Late Registration - '20.00 extra PtieWee - $80.00 . .. • ...L • - Individual '20.00 per ticket Family $40.00 per ticket Good fOr league games only On sale at registration ilnd arena booth