The Huron Expositor, 1987-03-18, Page 18A14 THE HURON EXPOSITOFI, MARCH 18, 1987
BIRTHS
RING:David and Heather Hing arepleased to
announce the birth of their daughter, Rachel •
Alexandra, born February 23, 19�?,:at
• Wellesley Hospital,. Toronto, weighing 8
• 11:2 ozs. A first grandchild for George and
Shirley Ring;', Seaforth and Becky Gent,
•M ississauga • . •
RYAN; Tom and Catherine (nee, $pruyt)
•'Welcome with love the birth of their son,
Kevin Francis, born on March 7, 1987 at St.
• Joseph's Hospital; London, weighing 7 lbs, 5
• ow. A little brother for Shawn. Proud
• grandparents are Frank and Doris Ryan of
Seaforth-and-iJohn'and-Ellisabeth-Spruyt-of—
Mt. Brydges. Great grandparents are.Mr
and .Mis. Cornelius Timmermans of Lam:
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Happy 3rd birthday to Linda Vogels on
March 21. ,
OBITUARIES
THOMAS MERVYN PIPE
Medias Mervyn Pipe, of RR 4, Brussels,
died Saturday, March 7, 1987 at the
Paltneritrin and District HoSpital. He Was 72,
• He is survived by his wife; the former
Freda Pollard; one daughter Elizabeth and
her husband JaCk Coultes, of Kincardine, and
one son John and his wife•Edith; of Brussels.
' Also. surviving are six •grandchildren,
Debbie Campbell (Coultes), Kevin • and
Blaine Coultes, and Murray, Gary arid Neil
• Pipe; three great grandsons, Corey, Tyler
and Nicholas Campbell; and two brothers,
Uoyd of Seaforth and Jack of RR 4, Brussels.
• Acting as pallbearers were -grandsons
Kevin and Blaine Coultes, Murray, Gary and
Neil Pipe and Laurie Campbell.
• The funeral service was.held March 10 at
the Watts Funeral Home with the Reverend'
Vic Jamieson officiating. Spring interment
Brussels Cemetery. '
As expressions of sympathy donations can
be made to the Ontario Heart. and Stroke
Foundations. ••
. • JOHN C. ARCHIBALD
John C. Archibald, of Windsor Heights,.
Iowa and formerly of Seaforth, died Wednes-
• day; February 11, 1987 at the Iowa Methodist
Medical Center.
A retired senior vice president of the Des
Moines insurance •company now named the
Principal Financial Groups, Mr. Archibald
was the second highest officer of the
• company. He managed the company's group
insurance division, and premium income
quadrupled under him.., -
Mr. Archibald moved to the Des Moines
area when he joined The Bankers life in 1934,
He was named a vice president in 1946 and
became. senior vice president in 1963. He
retired in 1970. •
He was a member of Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church, served as president •of -
Plymouth Place, a Des Moines retirement
home, and was a past president of Iowa
Children's and Family Service. He was also a
memberof the Des Moines Club, Rotary Club
and Prairie Club.
Ile is survived by his wife, Helen; a son
Bruce of Fort Lauderdale, Florida and a
daughter Jean Welch of Clearwater, Florida.
Also surviving are three brothers, A.W. of
Gnelph. Fltrik of Chatham and Robert of
Seaforth; two sisteis, Alice Archibald of
Barrie and Isabel Sherwood of Brockville;
three grandchildren and a great-gmndchild.
REVEREND ERNEST DONA1D STUART
The Reverend Ernest Donald Stuart, C.D.,
M.A. MD., died Thesday. March 10, 1987 at
Victoria Hospital, Loridan. Hewes 76.
A son Of the late Mr. and Mrs. William
Stuart of London, the Reverend Stuart had an
extensive career in the Chaplaincy Service of
the Canadian Arrried F.orces and was a
Minister' of the United Church of Canada,
serving charges in Trowbridge, Morpeth and
Brueefield. He had been health for some
time.
The Reverend Stuart is survived by his
_wife, the former Joyce Hawkesworth, and Son
'William M. Stuart of Toronto. Also surviving
are a sister Freda Crosby. and grandehildren.
Valerie and Tracey.
A memorial service was held Sunday in
London. ,
00N,TIOnifaAbE — Seaforth JuniorFarmera made a donation of $100 to the Children's
.Wish Foundation recently..Cherryt Smith,..Sedforth Junior Farmer President and Paul
Hoggartht Sports Chairperson presented the cheque to Janice, Murray; Huron, County
Pfovincial Director. Janice took the donation to the March Qonference•weekend, March,
13, 14, 15. '•. • .(Jr. Farmer photo)
)/olleytrall*game preceeds club meeting
A volleyball;'
ame preceeded the meeting held in April at Clinton. Individuals signed up
DORIS ADAMS
Doris Adams. of Stratford and tbrinerly of
Seriforth, died Saturday, Mardi IA, 1087. She
was 10.
The former Doris Greenwood, she is
survived by daughters. Pauline (Mit. on
lleland) of Alberta and Yvonne. (Mrs.' jirtt•
Harty) of Toronto and son Russell of
Stratford. Also surviving are Seven gran&
children.
Mrs. Adams, was predeceased by her
husband, John Adams -three. brothers. One
sister and one granddaughter Kathy.
Mends called at the Whitney-Itibey
Pniteral Seaford' until Moriday, when
a funeral service was held, Spring interment
in Maitlandbank Cemetery.
KENNIETII WILLIAMS
Tuckersmith Township farmer, Kenneth
Ernest Williams, died m his residence at
11R4 Clinton on March 12. He was 15 yeart
Mr. Williams..was holt in London On
January 20, 1915 to the late John Walter and
jai -re Olathe -VW Williams. On Nov—en-1W
II, 1050 he married the former Dorothy Jean
Drover' ill Harrillten,
Mr. WilliatitStras a member of the First
•PresbYteriall Church, Seaforth and the
,ftpyal Canadian Legion,8keter BraiithI61.
He serVed lit the Royal Canadian Navy as. a
lead stoker dating World War arid SaWad-
tiVe service in both the St. Lateettee aitd
• Mediteritheah Sea.
Ile IS sat ived by his sons,
•&Tart or Kitelietter atu Brice and his Wife
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Darlene' of NeWitarke4 arid One gtand-
.. dahtet, Brittany . .„
ire
is altt7SerVivettittersi-MiS.
Walter (Lizii0 Mead of London and Vera
tvatisof 13elitiorit; anti Otte brother tentiard
Of London.
,fr, Williams Was predeceased boY
brother, tdWarci
A memorial .SerVice was field:on March IS
at the Balt and Falconer 1311k Pinierat
Chapel, Seaforth with Rev. George Ander.
kW, Padre Of the Exeter KOyal Canadian
• Leech, 'officiating. In attendance at the Ser-
• vice were relatives, friends and an hank
guard of memhers froni the Exeter %Vat
•CanadianLegion.
• 6refilaticafollOweil the Service:
of the Seaforth Junior. Farmers held at the for the annual membership at the meeting,
high sChook. •- others wishing to become a meinher, please
• The Seaforth Junior Farmers are planning, contact Kate Pryce at 527-0917. • • •
an Entertainment Night at the Senior Health ' .
Care Facilities On March 24, a slave day on A diSplayfor Junior Farmer Month was set
April 25 and car wash for April 28,1957. They up in Stewart Brothers window, during the
will help to •sell daffodils for the Cancer. first 'week of March, thanks to Linda Feagan
Society on April 4, 1987 •They collected. $346 • and the community betterment committee. _
for the Heart Fund. King Paul Hoggarth and • The Junior Farmer of the Month Award went
Queen Lynda Feagan will represent Seaforth to Lynda Feagan and Marion Hunt in regard
Club at the County Spring Fling which will be to the card party and broomball toumainent.
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Premarriacie seminar offered to area couples
Current divorce rates attestto the fact that expectations and presuppositions; 2. to learn
Marriage is not easy.. That is why the clergy in to communicatemore effectively; and 3. to
the area are urging couples to attend a understand what is needed to make a
two-day premarriaae seminar being offered relatienship, work, e.g. bonding:
. at Ontario St. United Church in Clinton on Other resource people provide information
April 4 and 11. The seminar is sponsored by and adviceoit sexuality, finances and -family
the Clinton-Seaforth Ministerial Association.. law.
The co-ordinator for both sessions is Dave • Engaged couples wishing to participate in
Bradley, who will be assisted by his wife, this seminar should contact the Registrar,
Trbde. Their involvement In. premarriage Rev. -J. Vanslyke, at 527-0042. A fee of $40
preparation is rooted in the conviction that it per couple is charged- to cover the dost of
helps couples: 1..to become aware of their resources. -
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