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14rs. Janis Cleland, forpterl ►
of Frances Street, Winghanli,
passed_ away at Pinecrest Nur.,
-sing.. Home, - l aicklsowi Ra
Saturday, Iecember- 22,
following a brief illness. She was
in her 79th year.
Born March 27, 1901, in
Lucknow, Mrs. Cleland was the.
former Mary Isobel Connell,
daughter,' of the late William
Connell and Mary.. Somerville.
She attended Lucknow Public
School and Lucknow High School.
and graduated from Wingham
High School. Sale later was
graduated from the University of
Toronto and the Ontario College
of Education.
In 1941, Mrs. Cleland came to
Wingham from North Bay, one
year after being widowed on the
death of her husband, James
Leiper Cleland. For 25 years, she
was employed as a secretary and
teacher at the Wingham District
High School. She also worked as a
secretary at the\ Wingham
General Hospital.
She was an active member of
St. Andrew's: Presb tytan
Church where she sv'vd ;as
secretary for many years. She
was also a > tel a of lie
Wingham Library Board'' and the
local Horticultural 'Society.
Left to mourn her passing is ..
one daughter, Mrs. Roger (Mary
Ann) Neils of Toronto. There is
one sister-in-law. Mrs. > William
(Daisy) Connell of Wingham.
Mrs. Cleland was predeceased by
her only brother, Dr. William
Connell.
The late Mrs. Cleland rested at
the Currie -Walker Funeral Home
until Monday, December 24
when funeral service was con-
ducted at 11 a.m. by Rev. Dr:
Robert H. Armstrong at. St.
Andrew's,;; Presbyterian Church.
Interment followed in Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow.
Pallbearers were six members
of the teaching staff of F. E.
Madill Secondary School, all
fellow staff members when Mrs.
Cleland taught at the school, Ken
Wood, Bob Campbell, Tim Willis,
Bob Gavreluk, Ed Beard and Bob
Ritter.
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HIS FIRST WIN, -The first winning drive for, Allen ,Mac'
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Mr. and Mrs. James y K.:.e
Coultes, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth,
Wheeler, Mrs. George Martin,
Vincent Makes of London, Mr: •
and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Erica
and Monica of St. Anne's, spent •
• Christmas Sunday with Mr. and •
Mrs. Don Rae, Jamie and Ian of
Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stokes,
of Ingersoll visited on Wednesday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
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milvertanitud Mr4.and Mrs: Yell
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and 'Mrs. Ron . TTi
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wedding of Ray .11004 so.
Cindy Thornton at B1uev
Mr. and Mrs. Robej t
spent a few days atCl iisttdnas
time with Mr. and Uri. K nett
Lichty and Wayne of Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth `Liettty
and Wayne Of Kitchener ' Were
recent visitors with her,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert :
Mrs. • Amelia Brown , of
Brookhaven. Nursing ,Home
Wingharn, Mrs. Heatrica°?Cardiff
of . Callander Nursing.. Home,
Brussels, Mrs. William 'Tlionip-
son, Miss' Berni`oe • Thompson,
Mrs. Marilyn .'r; Thom''pson,
Christmas visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Cook and Eric
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook,
Kathy and Jennifer of
Shelbourne, Mr. and Mrs. Randy
McLean and Bradley of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heywood of
Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Hopper, Carol, Heather and
Kendra of RR 5, Brussels,
Tommy Thompson of Blyth, Mr.
and Mrs. Greg Cook Jackie and
Carla of RR , Belgrave, Miss
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Douglas and Danny, • `Chester
McDonald, all of. Goderich, were
Christtnas Day guests of Mr. and
Mrs.,Bert Johnston,
Mr- and Mrs: Dennis Enseiii of
Sarnia spient,a few days during
• the Christmas holidays with her
nothe'r; Mrs. Robert Procter. ,
'311r'.., and Mrs. Sam Fear were
dinner guests of ,Mr, and ::Mrs.
Allan Bridga on Christmas Day.
' Boxing Day- guests at the home.
• of Mr. and Mrs. Sant Fear Were
Mr. ands- Bruce Fear,'Jana
and Ian
of London, Mr. and -.Mrs:
Larry :: Fear and Mr. - and 'Mrs.
Wayne Fear .and boys of Morris
Town hip, Mr.and-Mrs.
Brid-g6 and family, Mr. and, ,Vfrs
Ian Montgomery of `Luckngw,
Sheila Shobbrook and :.Terry
Ari ns ong,,'Mrs: - Phyllis,. Biel in
and eff and' Macri. Tugwell Sf
Clinton, Lori and Michael• piggin
of •C�iriiderich,,Mr. and Mrs. Russet
Fears; Murray and • David of
Wingham, Karen JOhnston . of
$lulwaii',; Etosemariel Fear of
'London acid - Fred De Boer -of
-of
Biytb.
Mr and Mrs. David Hanna and
family 'spent/ a few days at
Christntas'time with her parents,
Mr: and Mr9::W.illard Arinstrong,
Mr. and . Max Pletch,
Krista and •Anilfea of Dryden
spent Christmas week with: his
-parentk; Mr, and Sam
Mr. and M°rs Sam 'Fear and
Mr. and Mrs- Allan Bridge and
• ' far icy, were Sunday dinner
guests "of Mr. and Mrs, ran
Montgomery of Lucknow.
- ' Christmas Day, visitors with
Mr; and Mrs.: Sam Pletch and•
_David were Mrs. Harry McGuire,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pletch and
Michael, Mr. and 'Mrs. Max
e' Pletch;. , Krista and Andrea of
Dryden, Miss Ruth Ann Pletch of
Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs."Keith
Pletch and family and Mr: and
Mrs, Kevin Pletch of Belgrave.-
On Boxing Day Mr. and •Mrs.
Jack Taylor, Mark and Trudy,
,Dr. Ronald Taylor of St. John's,
Newfoundland, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Taylor and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Dusky and
family, of New Hamburg , were
visitors with Mr: and, Mrs. James
Keller, and family of RR 1, New
Hamburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Robinson,
Bradley and Brent of Blyth," Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Robinson,
,Mark- and Tracey of RR 1,
Belgrave, and William A,
Humphrey of Lucknoiv were
Christmas Day visitors with Mr.
.and Mrs. Roy Robinson and .
Steven. 4'
Miss Brenda McDonald of -
Waterloo is spending a few days
with her grandmother,, Mrs,
Nelson Higgins. °
Services held
for .M.C.Baylor
Mary Christina (May) Baylor,
a resident of Gorrie, died at
Fordwich Village Nursing Home
on Dec. 24, 1979.
Mrs. Baylor was 86 years old.
Born in Wallace Township,
Mrs. Baylor was the daughter of
Gustav Nickel and his wife Annie.
(nee Braun).
Mrs. Baylor was a member of
Trinity Lutheran Church in
Kurtzville. - •
Surviving . are twio ' daughters,
Mrs. Lewis •(Dorothy) aCharles of
• • Gowanstown and Mrs. Leslie
(Lorna) McMinn of Wingham;
two sons, Harold of Fordwich:and
• Neil of Burlington; 14 grand-
children, and ' 14• . great-
:aglrandehildren.
Besides her parents, Mrs. Baylor.
was predeceased by her husband;'.
John,
who • "died in 1967, tlii'ee
brothers and a sister..,
The • funeral 'service was held ;at
2 pant. Dec t 27 at Trinity United.
Cburcli,; . Kurtzville, With Rev.
-Reinhart officiating. M. L. Watts
Funeral Hope was in char. of.
arrangements. ";
Interment 'Was in `Trinity
Lutheran Church Cemetery.
Pallbearers were 'Maurice
Baylor, KiprBaylor, .Bob Chai es
Jim. Charles, Mark Baylor and
Bill Black. . ,
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William Gow reports Mak
°•r:•• :Ci i4 ' i I.; ie zlitupping spree,
draw of the Blyth District Con-
servation Club were: $50, Rick
SmithEthel., Blyth; $30, Sue Cudmore,
RR 5, Clinton; $20, Jamie Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. George McGee
and Mrs- Cliff Logan spent a,
weekend recently with Mr. and
Mrg. Ralph Logan and family of
Wyoming, '
- Mrs. - Cliff Logan spent.
Christmas weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Americo Arruda and girls of.
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs, Barry •
Logan and boys of Burlington..
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vincent,
Patrick and Angela ot, Riverview,
New Brunswick, are spending the
Christmas holidays with their
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A verb happy New Year to all!
A: E. Thulean
dies in London
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A special Christmas programa
was held in the :chapel on
Thursday afternoah dlirriing B.itl?le
Study. Mrs.. Shirt y 'rclttty.
onducted the P10;7°1102
rogram amid the
guest speaker vias. Rev Keith
Gonyou -
Bruce Cann ;presented ati iia-
strucnenntal and Susan Cann sang
a solo. A poem, 'Christmas Eve',,.
was recited by Milford Prouty.
Cecil -Skinner played his violin
and Mile Henderson' played, the.
organ. During the program Rev..
Gonyou played his guitar.
Don
TheDarrell. Meditation church service on Sunaday
morning was conducted by Revs `on.
-w
the theme of, 'What Christmas Is
All About'. Margaret McQueen
sang, 'O' Holy Night'. 'Carols
Sweetly Carol', was sling by the
liuronview choir. The plants in
the chapel were placed .there'by
M. Beattie and Sarah --Carter.
The MC for the Seaforth -
Christmas party, put on by the
)mons club, was Mr. R. Apittal.
The program began with
greetings from the Lion's
president, Harold Turnball.
Several favorite Christmas
carols were sung followed by the
Cross Country Squares, who
entertained the residents by
performingtheir dances. A Carol
Cantata was presente& by the
Northside • United Church Choirs, '
under the direction of Margaret
Whitmore and Audrey Mcilwain.
Santa Claus made an appearance
at the end of the program and
presented each resident with
some fruit.
i'he effects of the flu have been
felt at the home and as a result
'weekly programs have been
curtailed slightly.
On Tuesday afternoon The
annual Christmas party was held
in the auditorium. Residents and
staff, combined, presented the
program. Elsie .Henderson
played a couple of pieces . on the
piano. Betty Bell sang followed
by Wendy Kloss and friends, who
tacted out Silly Willy. Everyone
enjoyed Frank Bissett's piano
playing. Mr. Bissett ac-
companied Mrs. Henderson while
She played her bells': The choir
"sang, 'It: Came Upon A Midnight
Clear' and. Betty Rodgers sang,
`O Holy Night':> -The =office and
heads7Qf staff:presented the skit,
,:Boy Meets Girl'. Hot cider and
fancy cookies wereserved at the
.end -of the program after a visit
'from Old Saint lick and his wife.
Day tare held itsI;hristmas
-party on Wednesday afternoon
and after; .a ..delicious turkey
,-dinner _. Were',:treated to a
musical iptigeant. 'Once again
,d
- Alfred Edward 'Thulean; `a
resident • of Gorrie; •died at
University Hospital;'•Londontin
Dec. 15.
Mr. Thuleaa .was 75. years old.
Born at Dover, Illinois, he was
• a sin.' of Carl and Annie Thulean.
• A professional engineer, before='
his retirement, Mr:' Thulean
"came to Gorrie about seven years
ago. He was a member of, Gerrie
United Church. . : •
Mr. Thulean is survived by his
wife, Barbara (nee Smith); a
daughter; Mrs. • James • (Pat)
O'Neal of Seattle, Washington;'
two sons, Carl and Rusty of
Toronto, seven grandchildren:
Kelly, Kevin, Krista, Scott, Kim,
Cory and Tammy, and by . a,
brother, Lee, of Washington:,
The funeral service was held at
Gorrie Chapel at 12:30 p.m. on
Dec, 18, with Rev. E. .1. Fellows -
officiating. M. L. Watts Funeral
Home was in charge of
arrangements.
Temporary entombment was
in Corrie Cemetery Chapel.
Spring Interment` will be in
Gorrie Cerhetery.
Pallbearers were Rusty and
Carl Thulean,- Russ Smith,
Joseph Polkinghorn, Allan
}lyridman, Charles Hyndman and
Clark Hyndman.
Nellie Bali
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' Helen Davidson Ball, a
resident. of Palmerston Nursing
Home, died in Lisiowel Memorial
Hospital on Dec. 26. ..
Miss Ball was 89 years old. •
Born in Howick Township, Miss
Ball was the daughter of James
and Margaret Ball.
Before her retirement, Miss
Ball. was a register4d nurses'
assistant. She was a member- et
St. ' Stephen's Anglican Church,
Gorrie. .
Funeral services and coin-
- mittal were held at 2 p.m. Dec. 28
at the'Gorrie Chapel, M.L Watts
Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements, Rev. Orrance
Laramie officiated.
Tefflpo'rary entombment was
in Gorrie Cemetery Chapel.
Spring interment will be in
Wroxeter Cemetery.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Santa Clausmadeen ap
and disbibuted
Mrs. Prouty condueted,.$
Study on Wednesday as
this week. •
tDec. 21- Dec. 2'l
Hullett • Central School •Cho
and : band' entertained Sit -
Huronview on FFriday aft,ernoa
A rendition of Christmas carol'
was presented by the :childre i
both instrumental and voice...
The musical ,.portion, of the
Christmas Sunday service was to
have been directed by Elsie
Henderson ;and. Frank Bissett
unfortunately on' Sunday-1norn
Tree Mrs. -:Henderson• was in lien
'with the..flu. Margaret Mem:
tome to the rescue and . filled in
for her, and all went on „as
planned. The prelude consisted
of,'Silent'Night', with variations,
and, 'Star of the:East', played on.
the organ by Mrs. McQueen
accompanied by Mr, Bissett on
the piano. They also played .for
the carols.
It was a pleasure: to have Mr.
Archibald take part in the ser-
vice. He •sang,r 'Fairest Lord
Jesus', accompanied. by Mr.
Bissett at the organ The choir in
its usual >3piiit :sang the aithein,:
'Angels We ,Have. Heard On
High', with Mark Sproat singing
the solo park Tot the delight of the
congregation Mrs M'cQueen r
sang the lovely solo,' 'Why Do
Bells at Christmas Ring'. For the
postlude Mrs. McQueen and Mr.: ,
Bissett played, 'The Bella of St.
Mary's':'
The Salvation'Army Band from
Wingham brought much
piness and cheer to the residents
of Huronview ,:on Sunday
ternoon. It played several sof the
old familiar carols while going
through the home. The Salvation
Army, with its fine mus
brought'back many"memories to
the residents. ;
On /Sunday afternoon, . Mrs:
John McDougall and four of her
male students presented, 'In
Concert', in • the chapel, where
many residents gathered to hear
this fine program. In�her splendid
style Mrs. McDougall .played a.
piano -solo. She'aceolmpanied the)
four young men, Dennis 'Hainir:
Paul eraig,'Er c Strj ,and.Jift ;
• Wittich. •They Sang solos 'and
duets and led the congregation in
a sing -song of carols. Mrs. Street
delighted everyone with his piano
solos, one of which was his own
composition. The residents are
'Very . grateful to Mrs. McDougall
and the boys for . their fine
musical program. It added so
much to the spirit off Christmas.
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P.C. Nominating
Conventio.n
Huron -Bruce Federal
`Progressive Conserva-
tive nominating convention will be held at
Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre,
Brussels, Ont. on Tuesday; Jan. 8, 1980.1et
8 p.m. for the purpose of selecting a candi
date to represent the Progressive Conservi3
five Association in the federal ridingof Huron -
Bruce in the next federal election February
18, 1980.
The constitution provides that the following
delegates will be entitled to vote at the
nomination convention: honorary officers,
executive_ members,,directors of the associa-
tion, mynicipal chairpersons and three dele-
gates from each poll as appointed by the poll
chairperson.
Proposed candidates to give 48 hours writ-
ten notice to president prior to nomination.
Mrs. Margaret Bennett,
!resident
Mrs. Betty Graham,
Secretary -Treasurer
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