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BMW POId � Wroxeter,'Personals Abort Joww"d Announcement .WebsterIEieldiad st Gelpa �/: Ua�/ t u
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A litelaog resident of the
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Mrs. Cliff (Jean) Henderson of
Mar. and Mrs. Petw Itaballs
Mr. and Mrs. Mea Bbmwt and
MllOf fernier ww'd�li
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Martens,
aaarl- -
area,
stn Webster art Whltechut^cb
farthing, to sold seed corn tar
Brent Paul Dol#, Ave-year-o;d
Sandy and Je°nitec of TgeOMO
Glen, Kitchener, v�etal wsdned
The village of Tsatswatatr was
RR 3, Ilderton are pleased W
UPLAND: In bull!# masrwiy
diad Wednesday, i1 =1 in Uni-
Funk Hros• S� corm Com 1>e°Y
son of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Do 21
spent a couple of da Ys Wt
queers w-?' :-,o.
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"a r'o" ""' Ll --r '--
announce the forth
forthcoming mar-
of a dear husband, tatter alto
vwdty iilospital. Leaden, at the
for about Ave yeah.
iAckYer RdL, Gtrelp4, and for-
with Mr. and PAA!
PAr!. CD.u► ante Qe-
as,
>as.
ing of Albert J. Worrell which Qc-
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gr :• Ex'rs , 'I-- ,-.: r
40 of U. Mr- W�tW 1118,41-bem
0° September 3, 1913, he mar-
ned tt,e ["mw Lana
mWlY of Wim. :: ; on
ii"Quesday of last week. He
+hent.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mus-
Members of the W�lite family
spent the weekend at their borne
cured in the Wingham and Db-
trid
Mary to Gsry!'Harold, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin A. Elston, RR 1,
who passed away April 29, 1975.
hospitalized
April
since, the beginning
Jane
Taylor in Kinbutn. She Oracle-
leaves, besides his parent, one
grove were in W
gr' Walkerton on
here.
Hospital on Tuesda
90. Mr. Worrell was in bb �
Arva. The wedding will take
We watched you suffer, and
heard you sigh,
of after suffering a broken
hip.
ceased him as did a brotor,
brother, Mark; !tis grandparents,
Sunday where they visited with
Mrs. Ross Tomas spent Tbtt's-
year.
place on May 15th, 1976 at St. Pat-
All we could do was just stand by.
Mr- Webster was born in
George, and two sisters Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs- William RR 2
Doig,
their son-in-law and da ��,
day with her sister and brotbW-
Born in Toronto on October e,
rick.a Church, Lucan, Ontario.
Silent thowghts of times together
West
Wawanosh Township on June 25,
William (Myrtle) MacGrostie
Wroxeter and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Weber and
Kevin.
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mm-
1913, he was a son of the late Al-
'
Old memories will last forever.
1887, a son of the late John Web
and Mrs. Ed (Pearl) Smith.
Ronald Bolce, Wiarton.
thews, Preston -Cambridge.
bprt J. Worrell and
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marks of
-Always remembered by wife
sten and Sarah Anne Humphrey-
Surviving are one on' George
of Whitechurch ; two daughters
Funeral service was conducted
Mr- and Mrs. William Wright
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Black,
Mrs, Floyd Ellis, St. Thomas,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
liams• In the early 1940s be be-
came the editor of Th T
Wi am are pleased to an-
pounce the marriage of their
and family.
He farmed all kis adult life, `A
a
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Mrs. Cliff (Jean) Henderson of
at St. James the Apostle Anglican
APos A°g
London, at the, weekend.
Musgrove and Mr. and Mrs. Wes
ewe,
N p��� ttre�wwe ter
the weekly
daughter Joanne Elizabeth to
member of St. Helens United
Church, he served the
Brucefield and Mrs. Stuart (Lois)
Church in Guelph, with burial in
,.
Heim�pel early last week.
Mrs.
Y
for more than
Barr Y Wellington Whytock, son of
on West
Wawanosh School Board for a
gr amney of RR 2, Auburn;
grandchildren, one great
Wocldlawn Cemetery there.
Damages of $616S
David Robinson has re-
turned to her home atter spend-
yam: . -
Always active in the life the
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Whytock,
n " T�water• The weaamg
number of Years, sold Mutual
Life Insurance for several
child; one brother, Elwell of
In memoriam contributions to
the Kitchener
by OPP
it the winter with her daughter,
�
Ml's. William Smith.
of
village, he served as reeve and
will take place on Saturday, May
g - 1976
years
and was treasurer of West Wawa-
Wingham; and four sisters, Mrs.
James R. (Fuel )Mitchell of
-Waterloo Leu-
kemia Association, in care of Dr.
reported
P
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke
last year, despite failing health,
he capably
Y performed his duties
at seven o'clock, in
Wingham United Church.
nosh Township for a few years.
Toronto Mrs Lorne (Do th)
�°'� Chan, 205-18 Pine Street
Durr the week of A
>aH April 19-25
have returned to their home here
as d
ro y I , w en of Bryce County. He
After he ,retired from active McKenzie of West Wawanosh, Kitchener, are being accepted as the Wingham detachment of the after spending the winter months was a member of the Teeswater
Mrs. Claude (Zylda) McKay of expressions of sympathy. Ontario Provincial Police in- in Florida. United Church and the Teeswater
Grand Rapids, Michigan, and vestigated six motor vehicle col- Mrs. Allan Griffith visited her Lions Club.
lisions which caused an esti- aunt, Mrs. Harry Had, in Pres- Surviving are his wife, the
e Mrs. Wilfred (Donne) Mdnney of �
Mrs. C. Bondi Agincourt. mated $6145 in property damage ton -Cambridge on Thursday, former Alice Hughes; one daugh-
VANASTRA
J Funeral service was held and one injury. Mr. and Mrs. Boyne Sage, 3rd. ter, Mrs. Bob (Elaine) Petersen
Friday at two o'clock at the On April 25, David W. Budnark Line Wallace, were Wednesday of Elmira and one son, Robert of
former store MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, G@O. D• Fisher of Stratford was northbound on visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross London. He is also survived by
Lucknow, conducted by Rev. dies suddenCounty Road 12 north of Con- Tomas. three sisters, Mrs. Gordon (Vio-
owner dies Albert Cook. Mrs. Ann Pritchard cession 7-8 Morris Township let) Dennis of Toronto, Mrs. Joe
was organist. Interment followed when his vehicle went off the road BELM ORE (Agnes) Wilson of London and
ARENA
Mrs. Charles Bondi of 290 in Greenhill Cemetery,George Duncan Fisher of 17 and struck a hydro pole. He was
Lucknow. and
Street West, Wingham, later taken to Seaforth Hospital Starting this week, in McIntosh Mrs' George (Pat) Sweet of
Centre Street, Wingham died at Pallbearers were Lorne p Church, and until August, Toronto. He was predeceased by
passed away his sleep at his for treatment. be , the I s booking now for Spring,
the Wingham and District Hospi- Durnin, Dawson Craig, Bill Rin- home on Friday,Aril 23. He was Officers conducted 30 investi- one son and one sister.
April newly -confirmed members of the
tal on Friday, April 23, after a toul, Earl Jamieson, Ronald in his 72nd year, gations with 55 charges being laid church will be taking aq, active The late Albert Worrall restedbrief Summer and Fall
year. mess. She was in her 79th Jamieson and Doug Gaunt. under the Highway Traffic Act, part in the services. This week at the Macpherson Memorial
Born in Trabia, Sicily,on Left to mourn his passing are Twenty-eight warnings were Stephen Johann had the call to Chapel, Teeswater, where
his wife, the former Rena es issued with three char p, psalm selection. funeral service was held FridayKE TIME
� worship, and the
March 24, 1898, Mrs. Bondi was Carruthers of Kinloss Township, gas laid Karen Fitch read the scripture at two o'clock, conducted b Rev.
under the Liquor the former Josephine DiCola, a whom he married in Wingham in 4 r Licence Act. and Linda Renwick and PattyArnold Proud. Interment fol -
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Stapleton 1932; five daughters, Mrs. Arnold Wright sang a duet. lowed in Teeswater Cemetery.
Salvatore DiCola. At the age of P (Vivian) Lou sed of Niagara . '
seven, she came to North Ameri- g Clark Renwick returned home Pallbearers were Cliff Bucking- Hockey Rentals, Broomball, etc.
dies at home Falls, Mrs. William (Kathleen) Fireman Involved after spending a few weeks in the ham, Alex MacKenzie, George Please Phone
ca and resided in Pittsburgh, Gibson of Whitechurch, Mrs. hospital. Millen, Bill Collison, Bill Millar
Penn., before moving h Ren The death occurred Saturday, Robert (Mary) Dawson of Camp- in car collision and Don Thompson. Floral tri-
frew, Ont. She received her ale- April 17, at his home 232 William bellford, Mrs. Carman (Sandra) butes were carried by Duffy Col-
mentary education in Renfrew Machan of Brussels and Mrs. vin Herb Duff Bob Ferguson 482=9667
and was employed by a yarn and Street, n. Mr. Stapleton
etonur.Wade responding to call Belgrave u g
Stapleton. Mr. Stapleton was in Robert (Doris) Esrey of Port and Clarence Sutcliffe.
fabric mill in Cornwall. She then his 72nd year and death followed Elgin; two sons, William of Don During the week of April 19-27, Miss Marjorie Procter of
worked in her parents' -fruit store a lengthy illness. Mills and Gordon of Ayton. There the Wingham Town Police in Sarnia spent a few days last week
and ice cream parlour is Ren- are 13 grandchildren and one vestigated one motor vehicle with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. '
frew until 1917 when she married Born in Turnberry Township on sister, Mrs. T. (Annetta) Jantzi accident. On April 19, fireman Robert Procter. SUTTON PARK I N N
Mr. Bondi and moved with him to September 1, 1904, Mr. Stapleton of Milverton. Ronald E. Beecroft of 213 Fran- Belgrage library hours will be
Wingham. was a son of the late James George ces Street was responding to a from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday
Mrs. Bondi was well-known to Stapleton and Susan Wade. He rg Fisher was born on fire alarm and on the way to the evenings, starting May 1. Kincardine, Ontario
many people in Wingham and- later moved to Culross Township December 12, 1904, at -Morris, fire station became involvedirn a
surrounding district for her work where he -attended S.S. No., 3. In Manila• His parents were the collision with a vehicle driven by Tops In Entertainment and Dlnin
in operating an up-to-date fruit his early life, he farmed and later late William James Fisher and Lynn L. Richardson of 59 Prin- CANADA MANPOWER g
and vegetable store with her he was employed as a stationary Mary Gillies. In 1909, he moved cess Street, Ingersoll. There was
husband until 1964. She continued engineer. He retired in 1971. - with his 460ily to Kinl6gs Town- damage of $1,500 to both vehicles. CENTRE For Your Enjoyment
to serve the public with integrity ship where he attended S.S. No. The department laid two
for another eight years with her Mr. Stapleton was a member of 10. He and Mrs. Fisher :lived at charges under the Liquor Licence COUNSELLOR Now Appearing This Week:
son Sam, who operated a retail . the Wingham Pentecostal Taber- Lobo from 1932 until 1936 then Act with one charge being laid ORIENTAL JE
fruit store and later added ares- nacle. farmed on the home farm in Kin- g g I n attendance �E«
Survivingare his wife the loss. ed later was employed K a under the Highway Traffic Act. (Last Appearance In Canada)
servant. In all, her a years a , former Ma Matilda Chandler, plumber. For twelve and a half One charge was laid under the TOWN HALL
serving the public gave her a �' Narcotic Control Act. The town
great deal of happiness as she whom he married at the Presby- years, he was employed as a sta- police also investigated an WINGHAM Next Week: RUFUS ROAD MACHINE - Back by popular demand
enjoyed making friends. terian manse, Wingham, on June tionary engineer at the Wingham assault causing bodily harm and May 6, 1976 Recording Artists
Mrs. Bondi's husband prede-_ 18, 1934; four sons, Lloyd of New and District Hospital. He movedare still investigating an act of
ceased her in 1964. Surviving are Dundee, Glenn of RR 1, Ailsa to Wingham in 1967 and had been vandalism causing minor dam- 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. May 10 -'15: CHARITY BROWN - T.V. 8 Recording Artist
two sons, Carl and Samual, both Craig, Don of Selkirk, Ontario, living retired since December 31, age to the laundromat.
of Win ham; e�nrnd one dau titer, and Cecil of Kingston; three 1970•
Mrs. Donald �"lCheresa) Compton daughters, Mrs. Robert (Linda) Mr. Fisher was a member, of St. -
of London. There are eight Biggins of Vancouver, Mrs. Andrew's Presbyterian Church DI E D
grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Douglas (Velma) Hollingworth of Wingham; the Oddfellows of • "
Joseph (Frances) Areno of, Montreal and Mrs. Clarence Lucknow prior to their disband -
Valleyfield, g (Guelda) Holmes of Mitchell. ment• the Wingham Lawn Bowl- COOK -Passed away suddehly
y Que., Mrs. Angelo , Win RR 3, ham
(Mary) Caruso of Arnprior, Mrs. There are 15 grandchildren and ing Club and alley bowlers; the at his home, g ervice one sister, Mrs. Bert (Florence) Curli on Sunday, April 25, Lloyd
Evelyn Badali and Mrs. Mar- Club and the a Semor Citi- Direct
Cook i
garet Saso, both of Ottawa; and Holmes of Wingham. He was zeas. n his 58th year. He is
one brother, Vincent DiCola of predeceased by three sisters and survived by four daughters, FLOWERS AUTOMOTIVE
Ottawa. She was predeceased by one brother. The late Mr. Fisher rested at Julie, Linda, Anita and Made FUELS PLUMBING HEATING
an infant son in 1928. The late Mr S 1 ted the S. J. Walker Funeral Hom line; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,
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The late Mrs. Bondi rested at
the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral
Home where prayers were re-
cited Monday at 8:15 p.m.
Removal was made Tuesday to
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
Church where Mass was con-
ducted at 10:30 a.m. by Rev. A. J.
Nolan. Interment followed in Sac-
red Heart Cemetery, Wingham.
Pallbearers were Don Compton
of London, Jim Henderson of
Mitchell, Gerald Wilhelm, Peter
Curtis of RR 1, Wingham and
grandsons Charles and Carl
Bondi of Wingham.
A
Fe n res at
the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral
Home where service was con-
ducted at 2:30 on Tuesday of last
week by Pastor Ron Baker of the
Wingham Pentecostal Taber-
nacle, assisted by Pastor Don Al-
brecht of the Teeswater Pente-
costal Church.
Pallbearers were George
Marsdin, Tom Gardner, Bev
Askett, John Hunyady, Alex Ross
and Curtis Dawson. Three ne-
phews, Albert Aitken, Stuart
Aitken and Clare Robinson, car-
ried floral tributes.
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lowed in South Kinloss Cemetery.
Pallbearers were six nephews,
Perrin Lowry, John Simpson,
David and Boyd Carruthers, Ross
Forster and Donald Jantzi.
Floral tributes were carried by
Waiter James of London, Farish
Moffat, William Evans, William
Rintoul, James Breckenridge,
Reuben Appleby and two grand-
children, Lonnie Fisher and Billy
Gibson.
Harry Cook of RR 1, Belgrave;
brothers, Donald of Wingham,
Graham of Ripley and Austin
of Toronto; sisters, Mrs. Shel-
don (Velma) Jacklin of Grey
Township, Mrs. Harold (Irma)
Slessor of Glamis, Mrs. Jack
(Audrey) Lewis of Wingham
and Mrs. David (Freda)
Kirkby of Belgrave. He was
predeceased by one sister,
Yvonne. The late Mr. Cook
rested at the S. J. Walker Fun-
eral Home where service was
held Wednesday at two o'clock.
Interment followed in Blyth
Union Cemetery.
DARRIN HICKEY of the Wingham Cub group prepares to
roll his way into money when the Scouts and Cubs held a
bowl -a thon Saturday at the Wingham Bowling Lanes. More
than 53 Cubs and Scouts took part in the bowl a rama.
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