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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-06-08, Page 66A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 8, 1988 TE -EM FARM GRADUATES We still have lots of planting materials for ALL YOUR GARDENING NEEDS! •REDDUNG PLANTS *GERANIUMS *PERENNIALS Largest Selection In The Area °Tuberous Begonias 'hanging Baskets °Roses °Strawberry Planes Lot of Nursery Stock plus Fertilizer, Peat Moss, etc. °Greenhouse Tomatoes & English Cucumbers now available. EVERYTHING GROWN RIGHT HERE IN OUR GREENHOUSES OUR OWN ASPARAGUS NOW READYI SEAFI LLPRDNL ROAD OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK R.R. t BAYFIEL» 482.3020. SORLOON TOP p or Steak Roast LB. YOUNG Baby Beef Loves~ LB. 1 Cut and Wrapped Plan your meals around it .,2.19 Great for Barbecuing! STORE SLICED COOKED HAM PORK RIBLETS TOWN CLUB WEINERS' DON MELADY, son of Edward and Frances Melady of St. Columban, was awarded the degree of Doctor of Medicine on June 3, 19 at the 250th Convocation of the University of Western Ontario, Lon- don. Don is a graduate of St. Columban School and Seaforth District High School and holds an Honors BA in French and English from the University of Western Ontario. The staff of the Office of the Dean of Medicine presented him with the K.W. Calhoun Award for "warmth, friendliness, enthusiasm and a contribution to the spirit of the class". He received the Andrew D. Mason Memorial Award for his medical work in developing countries. Don was also selected by his classmates as the reci- pient of the Dr. Glen Wither Memorial Award. This award is given tothe member of the graduating class "who demonstrates the highest attributes of the physician - integrity, compassion, concern for his patients, and a devotion to the pro- fession". Don is entering the Family Medicine program at the University of Toronto and will be working at Women's College Hospital, Toronto. WEDDINGS (itu!AAstfItY IAN HIAstrAld'I'li, son of Al,. and Margaret Hoggarth of Kippen, graduated with a Bachelor of Mathematics degree from the University of Waterloo on May 28, 1988, and a Bachelor of Education degree from Althouse College at the University of Western Ontario on June 4, 1'rt. Greg has accepted a teaching posi- tion starting in September, with the South Huron District High School in Exeter. 0 ITUARIES ATTENTION AREA FARMERS McGavin's is Huron County's newest authorized sales, parts and service headquarters for Ford/NH. rcCome hi and browse around our new sales and parts showroom and talk to the courteous staff at McGavin's today. 1Btr0du0tocY 0evs(On V P,U yacdan kr actO pon tde M 527-0245 FORD faNllotLNP AWN FARM SUPPLY LTD. a.e1 WALTON 887-6365 SAUNDERCOCK-AXTMANN Mary Elizabeth Saundercock and Robert Douglas Axtmann were married Saturday, June 4, 1988 at the Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saunder- cock of Clinton and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Axtmann of RR 4 Walton. Maid of honor was Brenda Hymers of Clinton, and bridesmaids were Lori Craig of Goderich, Sharon Saunder- cock of Goderich and'Suzanne Hamilton of Goderich. Best man was David Townshend of Winnipeg and guests were ushered by Dennis Loughnane of California, Robert Leeming of Seaforth and Ken Axtmann of Walton. Following a reception at the Goderich Township Hall in Holmesville the couple took a honeymoon trip to the United States. They will reside in Guelph. Frank Phillips photo. D MARGARET MARIE COYNE Margaret Marie Coyne died Tuesday, May 31, 1988 at the Norview Lodge in Sim- coe. She was 85. The former Margaret Feeney, she was the aunt of Ron, Jim and Mac Feeney and Linda Anstett and Bill, Ambrose and Eileen Doyle. She was sister-in-law of Lewis and Mary Coyne and Mary Coyne, all of Seaforth; Sister Isadore and Sister Matilda, both of London; Sister Rita of Goderich;, Matthew and Al Coyne of Brantford and Emma Conovan of Simcoe. Mrs. Coyne was predeceased by two husbands, Joseph Coyne in 1979 and Mack Donovan in 1955; a sister Mona; brothers, Joseph and Wilfred; niece Donna Edwards and nephew, Vince Doyle. Friends called at the Thompson Waters Funeral Home, Port Dover and a funeral mass was held at St. Cecilia's Church, Port Dover on Thursday, June 2, 1988. Father Matthais Wromski officiated. Interment Port Dover Cemetery. MRS. BEATRICE STAHLKE Mrs. Beatrice Stahike of 164 Quebec St., Mitchell, died at the Stratford General Hospital on Monday, May 30, 1988 in her 74th year. She was the former Beatrice Laura Youngblut and was born in Ellice Township on November 5, 1914, a daughter of the late George Youngblut and the former Bertha Graul. On November 6, 1935, she was mar- ried to William E. Stahike who survives. Following their marriage, the couple farmed in Fullarton Township until their retirement to Mitchell in 1974. Mrs. Stahlke was a member of the Grace Lutheran Church, Mitchell, and a member of the Ladies Aid of the church. Surviving besides her husband are two sons John and his wife Helen of Stratford and Ken and his wife Barb of RR 2 St. Pauls; two daughters Betty and her husband Con Enns of RR 2 St. Pauls and Dorothy and her husband Elson Smith of Seaforth; two sisters Mrs. Gus (Elizabeth) Stahlke and Mrs. Andrew (Viola) Dittmer, both of Mit- chell. Also surviving are seven grand- children Judy Enns, Susan and Wendy Smith, Christopher and Matthew Stahlke and Jennifer and Darryl Stahike. She was predeceased by one grandson Jerry Enns (1982) and one brother Rudolph Youngblut (1976). Friends were received at the Lockhart Funeral Home, Mitchell until noon on Thursday when transfer was made to Grace Lutheran Church for the funeral service With Rev. Michael Thurau officiating. Members of Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid at- tended the service in a body and formed a guard of honor outside the church. Flower bearers were Christopher, Jen- nifer and Darryl Stahlke—all grandchildren. Pallbearers were Bill and Arden Stahlke, George Schutt, Gary Youngblut, Graham Ewart and Alan Riehl. Interment was in Grace Lutheran Cemetery, Mitchell. T R I A N G L E DISCDUN tnusntm Humpfy Dumpty "Big Bag" 60 g. POTATO CHIPS 2/11V Reach TOOTHBRUSHES .89 Turns 150's or Extra Strength 100's ANTACID TABLETS...... ........ 0 -Tips 180's Plus 20% Bonus COTTON SWABS.... ........... Final Net Non -Aerosol 223 ml. HAIRSPRAY 1 99 • '' 19 • 299 • Clairol .... • Nice 'N Easy 479 HAIR COLOUR ......... ,5.e.... Solarcaine 170 ml. or Aerosol 115 g. LOTION... 009SO600000a al a a a.... ee..... 39 • Noxxema 300 ml. FOAM SHAVE 1 •9 EDWARD LARNE OKE, son of John and Joan Oke and grandson of Jessie Boyd, graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Business from the University of Guelph. Ted is presently employed by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Elm Vale, Ontario. OTTO O.C. WALKER Otto O.C. Walker, formerly of Cromarty, died Wednesday, June 1, 19 i at the South Huron Hospital, Exeter. He was 84. Mr. Walker is survived by a son, Ken- neth ...Walker of London; and daughters, Helen (Mrs. Hugh Currie) of Dorchester, Margaret (Mrs. Robert Hulley) of Seaforth, Caroline (Mrs. Jack McGhee of London and Alice (Mrs. Larry Gardiner) of Cromarty. Also surviving are 17 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Mr. Walker was predeceased in 1976 by his wife, the former Josephine Davis, and in 1983 by his son Alexander Walker. Friends called at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter and a funeral ser- vice was held Saturday with the Reverend Lucy Milan officiating. Interment Staff a Cemetery. HARRY IVISON (IVY) HENDERSON Harry Ivison (Ivy) Henderson died Tues- day, May 31, 1988 at the Seaforth Communi- ty Hospital. He was 97. Born in 1890 in McKillop Township in the stone house built by his grandfather, Mr. Henderson spent many years farming on the homestead, until he and his wife moved to Egmondville where he was semi -retired. After his wife, the former Edna Love, died Mr. Henderson spent the last few years with his daughter Lois Churchward in Toronto. He was admitted to Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto in March, and later transferred by air -ambulance to Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. Henderson is survived by three sons, Arthur of Seaforth, John of Sauble Beach and William (Bill) of Egmondville; and one daughter Lois Churchward of Toronto. He is :also survived by 21 granddhildren and 27 great-grandhchildren. It was gratifying to the family how many friends and former neighbors called at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, where Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa conducted the service on June 3. Rev. Cheryl -Ann men- tioned Mr. Henderson's long connection with Duff's Church in McKillop and with Egmondville United Church. In his younger years Mr. Henderson was a member of the choir and active in the Sunday School. As Mr. Henderson had previously re- quested his grand -daughter Dianne Grebb sang, "When They Ring the Golden Bells for You and Me". Pallbearers were all grandsons - Bev Henderson, Bill Henderson, Jim Henderson, Murray Henderson, Ron Henderson and Dale Churchward. Flowerbears were also grandsons - Bob Henderson, Bruce Henderson, Don Hender- son, Doug Henderson and Jeff Henderson. Following the service at Maitland Bank Cememtery, relatives and friends returned to Egmondville United Church where the UCW ladies provided refreshments. After- wards the family went back to the house where Mr. Henderson had lived for so many years in Egmondville, now the home of his son Bill, and enjoyed a buffet supper. WATSON ROBERT WEBSTER Watson (Wet) Robert Webster of Clin- ton, and formerly of Stanley Township, well known for his musical talents and for the -nay visits he made to hospitals, nurs- ing homes and other areas entertaining the sick and shut-ins with his mouth organ, died Monday, May 25, 1988 in the Clinton Public Hospital. He was 84. Born on June 21, 1903 in Kinloss Township in Bruce County, he was a son of the late Robert Daniel and Jessie Ann (Watson) Webster. He married the former Ruby Taylor, 56 years ago. Mr. Webster farmed in Stanley Township; was a member of the Ontario Street United Church, Clinton; an honorary member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton Branch No. 140; as well as a member and past master of the Varna LOL 1035. He was also a past chairman of the Baird's Cemetery Board. One of the highlights of Mr. Webster's life was his trip to Pasadena, California with the Ontario Massed Pipe and Drum Band where he was in the Rose Bowl Parade. In addition to his wife Mr. Webster is survived by two daughters, Margery (Mrs. Ray Huether) of RR 3 Walton and Nancy (Mrs. Jack Holmes) of Clinton; and one son, Mack and wife Janet of RR 1 Varna. Also surviving are eight grandchildren; and one brother Melvin L. and his wife Lila of Clinton. Mr. Webster was predeceased by one brother Elmer. A funeral service, which was attended by over 250 people, was held at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton on May 27. Reverend David Woodall officiated, and interment was in Baird's Cemetery, Stanley Township. Pallbearers were Danny Holmes, John Huether, Steven Huether, Grant Webster, Robert Webster and Adam Wilson. Flower bearers were Margy Holmes, Mark Webster, Mary Ellen Webster, Mary Yanchus and Jeffrey Yanchus. A memorial service was held May 26 by the Varna LOL 1035. Agrichemicals for a growing world Basagran d _.... 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The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saunder- cock of Clinton and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Axtmann of RR 4 Walton. Maid of honor was Brenda Hymers of Clinton, and bridesmaids were Lori Craig of Goderich, Sharon Saunder- cock of Goderich and'Suzanne Hamilton of Goderich. Best man was David Townshend of Winnipeg and guests were ushered by Dennis Loughnane of California, Robert Leeming of Seaforth and Ken Axtmann of Walton. Following a reception at the Goderich Township Hall in Holmesville the couple took a honeymoon trip to the United States. They will reside in Guelph. Frank Phillips photo. D MARGARET MARIE COYNE Margaret Marie Coyne died Tuesday, May 31, 1988 at the Norview Lodge in Sim- coe. She was 85. The former Margaret Feeney, she was the aunt of Ron, Jim and Mac Feeney and Linda Anstett and Bill, Ambrose and Eileen Doyle. She was sister-in-law of Lewis and Mary Coyne and Mary Coyne, all of Seaforth; Sister Isadore and Sister Matilda, both of London; Sister Rita of Goderich;, Matthew and Al Coyne of Brantford and Emma Conovan of Simcoe. Mrs. Coyne was predeceased by two husbands, Joseph Coyne in 1979 and Mack Donovan in 1955; a sister Mona; brothers, Joseph and Wilfred; niece Donna Edwards and nephew, Vince Doyle. Friends called at the Thompson Waters Funeral Home, Port Dover and a funeral mass was held at St. Cecilia's Church, Port Dover on Thursday, June 2, 1988. Father Matthais Wromski officiated. Interment Port Dover Cemetery. MRS. BEATRICE STAHLKE Mrs. Beatrice Stahike of 164 Quebec St., Mitchell, died at the Stratford General Hospital on Monday, May 30, 1988 in her 74th year. She was the former Beatrice Laura Youngblut and was born in Ellice Township on November 5, 1914, a daughter of the late George Youngblut and the former Bertha Graul. On November 6, 1935, she was mar- ried to William E. Stahike who survives. Following their marriage, the couple farmed in Fullarton Township until their retirement to Mitchell in 1974. Mrs. Stahlke was a member of the Grace Lutheran Church, Mitchell, and a member of the Ladies Aid of the church. Surviving besides her husband are two sons John and his wife Helen of Stratford and Ken and his wife Barb of RR 2 St. Pauls; two daughters Betty and her husband Con Enns of RR 2 St. Pauls and Dorothy and her husband Elson Smith of Seaforth; two sisters Mrs. Gus (Elizabeth) Stahlke and Mrs. Andrew (Viola) Dittmer, both of Mit- chell. Also surviving are seven grand- children Judy Enns, Susan and Wendy Smith, Christopher and Matthew Stahlke and Jennifer and Darryl Stahike. She was predeceased by one grandson Jerry Enns (1982) and one brother Rudolph Youngblut (1976). Friends were received at the Lockhart Funeral Home, Mitchell until noon on Thursday when transfer was made to Grace Lutheran Church for the funeral service With Rev. Michael Thurau officiating. Members of Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid at- tended the service in a body and formed a guard of honor outside the church. Flower bearers were Christopher, Jen- nifer and Darryl Stahlke—all grandchildren. Pallbearers were Bill and Arden Stahlke, George Schutt, Gary Youngblut, Graham Ewart and Alan Riehl. Interment was in Grace Lutheran Cemetery, Mitchell. T R I A N G L E DISCDUN tnusntm Humpfy Dumpty "Big Bag" 60 g. POTATO CHIPS 2/11V Reach TOOTHBRUSHES .89 Turns 150's or Extra Strength 100's ANTACID TABLETS...... ........ 0 -Tips 180's Plus 20% Bonus COTTON SWABS.... ........... Final Net Non -Aerosol 223 ml. HAIRSPRAY 1 99 • '' 19 • 299 • Clairol .... • Nice 'N Easy 479 HAIR COLOUR ......... ,5.e.... Solarcaine 170 ml. or Aerosol 115 g. LOTION... 009SO600000a al a a a.... ee..... 39 • Noxxema 300 ml. FOAM SHAVE 1 •9 EDWARD LARNE OKE, son of John and Joan Oke and grandson of Jessie Boyd, graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Business from the University of Guelph. Ted is presently employed by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Elm Vale, Ontario. OTTO O.C. WALKER Otto O.C. Walker, formerly of Cromarty, died Wednesday, June 1, 19 i at the South Huron Hospital, Exeter. He was 84. Mr. Walker is survived by a son, Ken- neth ...Walker of London; and daughters, Helen (Mrs. Hugh Currie) of Dorchester, Margaret (Mrs. Robert Hulley) of Seaforth, Caroline (Mrs. Jack McGhee of London and Alice (Mrs. Larry Gardiner) of Cromarty. Also surviving are 17 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Mr. Walker was predeceased in 1976 by his wife, the former Josephine Davis, and in 1983 by his son Alexander Walker. Friends called at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter and a funeral ser- vice was held Saturday with the Reverend Lucy Milan officiating. Interment Staff a Cemetery. HARRY IVISON (IVY) HENDERSON Harry Ivison (Ivy) Henderson died Tues- day, May 31, 1988 at the Seaforth Communi- ty Hospital. He was 97. Born in 1890 in McKillop Township in the stone house built by his grandfather, Mr. Henderson spent many years farming on the homestead, until he and his wife moved to Egmondville where he was semi -retired. After his wife, the former Edna Love, died Mr. Henderson spent the last few years with his daughter Lois Churchward in Toronto. He was admitted to Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto in March, and later transferred by air -ambulance to Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. Henderson is survived by three sons, Arthur of Seaforth, John of Sauble Beach and William (Bill) of Egmondville; and one daughter Lois Churchward of Toronto. He is :also survived by 21 granddhildren and 27 great-grandhchildren. It was gratifying to the family how many friends and former neighbors called at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, where Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa conducted the service on June 3. Rev. Cheryl -Ann men- tioned Mr. Henderson's long connection with Duff's Church in McKillop and with Egmondville United Church. In his younger years Mr. Henderson was a member of the choir and active in the Sunday School. As Mr. Henderson had previously re- quested his grand -daughter Dianne Grebb sang, "When They Ring the Golden Bells for You and Me". Pallbearers were all grandsons - Bev Henderson, Bill Henderson, Jim Henderson, Murray Henderson, Ron Henderson and Dale Churchward. Flowerbears were also grandsons - Bob Henderson, Bruce Henderson, Don Hender- son, Doug Henderson and Jeff Henderson. Following the service at Maitland Bank Cememtery, relatives and friends returned to Egmondville United Church where the UCW ladies provided refreshments. After- wards the family went back to the house where Mr. Henderson had lived for so many years in Egmondville, now the home of his son Bill, and enjoyed a buffet supper. WATSON ROBERT WEBSTER Watson (Wet) Robert Webster of Clin- ton, and formerly of Stanley Township, well known for his musical talents and for the -nay visits he made to hospitals, nurs- ing homes and other areas entertaining the sick and shut-ins with his mouth organ, died Monday, May 25, 1988 in the Clinton Public Hospital. He was 84. Born on June 21, 1903 in Kinloss Township in Bruce County, he was a son of the late Robert Daniel and Jessie Ann (Watson) Webster. He married the former Ruby Taylor, 56 years ago. Mr. Webster farmed in Stanley Township; was a member of the Ontario Street United Church, Clinton; an honorary member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton Branch No. 140; as well as a member and past master of the Varna LOL 1035. He was also a past chairman of the Baird's Cemetery Board. One of the highlights of Mr. Webster's life was his trip to Pasadena, California with the Ontario Massed Pipe and Drum Band where he was in the Rose Bowl Parade. In addition to his wife Mr. Webster is survived by two daughters, Margery (Mrs. Ray Huether) of RR 3 Walton and Nancy (Mrs. Jack Holmes) of Clinton; and one son, Mack and wife Janet of RR 1 Varna. Also surviving are eight grandchildren; and one brother Melvin L. and his wife Lila of Clinton. Mr. Webster was predeceased by one brother Elmer. A funeral service, which was attended by over 250 people, was held at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton on May 27. Reverend David Woodall officiated, and interment was in Baird's Cemetery, Stanley Township. Pallbearers were Danny Holmes, John Huether, Steven Huether, Grant Webster, Robert Webster and Adam Wilson. Flower bearers were Margy Holmes, Mark Webster, Mary Ellen Webster, Mary Yanchus and Jeffrey Yanchus. A memorial service was held May 26 by the Varna LOL 1035.