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GRADUATES
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1987 RETIREES were honored at the fall banquet of the Huron Women Teacher's
Assocation held Wednesday at the Brussels Community Centre. Seen here with
retirees Mary Bere of Brookside Public School and Mary Huether of Brussels Public
School; are Elaine Cline, far left, Provincial President FWTAO and Marie Parsons, far
right, President of the HWTA. Absent was Marg Rogerson who retired from Clinton
Public School. Mcllwraith photo„
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JOYCE WALTERS HEWINGS, daughter
of Robert and Anne Walters of Markdale
and granddaughter of Bert and Minnie
Walters of KippeM graduated from the
Honors Bachelor of Business Administra-
tion (Cooperative Option) program at
Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo on
undaY-,"-NoVerillief-17-1087, Joyce has ac-
cepted a Position with Coopers and
Lybrand, Chartered Accountants in
Kitchener.
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25 YEAR TEACHERS received special acknowledgement Wednesday when the Huron
Women Teacher's Association held its annual fall banquet at the Brussels 'Community
Centre, Among the teachers honored were: Back, Marie Tieman, Exeter, June Carter,
Clinton, Norma Gemmell, Huron Centennial and Sheila Morton, Seaforth. Front,
• Catherine MacDonald, Wingham. Audrey Barlow, Victoria, Margaret Stewart, Huron
• Centennial and Helen Blake, Brookside. Absent were Carolyn Hunter -buyer, Huron
Centennial, Bernice Thompson, Exeter and Jean Underwood, Howick. Mcllwraith
photo.
OBITUARIES
ARTHUR CARR
Arthur Carr of Mississauga, and formerly
of Concession 12, McKillop Township died
Sunday, October 25, 1987 at his home. He
was 78. .
Mr. Carr is survived by one daughter,
Carol (Mrs. Bruce Wilks) and two sons,
Donald and Bryan, all of Mississauga.
Also surviving are four grandchildren,
one brother Gordon Schindler of Preston,
Cambridge and one sister Neola (Mrs. Bill
Makins) of St. Pauls, Ontario.
He was predeceased by his wife Evelyn in
June of 1982.
A funeral service was held Tuesday, Oc-
tober 27 from the Skinner -Middlebrook
Funeral Home, Lake Shore Road,
Mississauga. Burial was in Westminster
Cemetery, Bathurst and Finch, Toronto.
HAROLD THOMAS BOLGER
Harold Thomas Bolger of Walton died
Tuesday, October 27, 1987 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. He was 74.
Mr. Bolger is survived by his wife, the
former Elva Mae Pryce; two daughters,
• Shirley (Mrs. Robert Lillycoat) of London
and Jean (Mrs. Bill Hutchison) of Listowel;
and one son, Larry and his wife Faye of
Blyth.
Also surviving are, one sister Marguerite
Sanderson of Brussels, one brother-in-law
Earl Watson of Huronview and six
grandchildren.
Mr. Bolger was predeceased by two step
sisters.
A funeral service was held October 29 at
the Brussels Chapel, M.L. Watts Funeral
Homes, with the Reverend Bonnie Lamble
officiating. Interment was in Brussels
Cemetery.
FREDA BENNEWIES
Freda tennewies of Mitchell and
formerly of McKillop Township died
Wednesday, October .28, 1987 at the
Seaforth Community Hospital. She was 91.
The former Freda Kahle she was born in
Logan Township on February 1, 1896 to the
late Adolph Kahle and the former
Fredericka Siemon, On June 15, 1916 she
was married to William J. Bennewies.
Following their marriage the couple farni-
ed at Lot 1, Concession 9 of McKillop
TOwnship. Mrs, Bennewies moved to Mit-
ehell to live with her son Fred in May 1986,
She was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Brodhagen.
Surviving are three sons, Harvey and his
wife Gertie of Kitchener, Ivan and his wife
Marjorie of RR 1 Bornholm and Fred of
Mitchell; two daughters, Ellen her hus-
band Alvin Schellenberger of Mitchell and
Vera and her husband Milton Lindner of
Monkton; 15 grandchildren and 22 great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Bennewies was predeceased by her
husband William on November 28, 1980,
two sons Lloyd and Roy (both 1927), one
grandson, One great grandson, a daughter-
in-law Hazel Bennewies and a son -In-law
Wilfred Pehlke. She was the last surviving
Member of her immediate family having
been predeceased by four sisters and two
brothers.
Friends were received at the Lockhart
Funeral Home, Mitchell until noon On
Saturday when transfer was made to St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen for
the funeral service. Reverend Arthur
Horst Officiated. The church choir Wet in
attendance and sang They Who Sow In
Tear& accompanied by Cols Bennewies at
the organ. Pallbearers were Robert, Dale
and Richard Bennewies, Howard and Ron
Pehlke and David .Sehellenberger, all
Otindsons, Interment was in St. Peters
Lutheran dernetery.
Expressions of sympathy were shown
through floral tributes and memorial
donations to St. Peter's Church ImptoVe.
Inent and Cemetery funds, Grace
Lutheran Building fund, Stratford General
Hospital Building and C.T. Sean funds,
Heart and Stroke Foundation, Canadian
Cancer Society, Canadian Diabetes
Association, Kidney Foundation of
Canada, Redeemer Lutheran Church Par-
Stotage fund, MOnkton, St. Catharines
Seminary and the Huren-Perth Lung
ASsociation. ,
PEOPLE
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart of Waterloo were re-
cent visitors with Mrs. Ure Stewart,
MX.*
Zena Wigley of Southampton, England
has returned home after a visit to her
parents, Charlie arid Peggy Perkins of RR 1
Seaforth.
Carl and Eleanor Hemingway have
returned home from a three-week visit with
their son Don and Family in Boissevain,
Manitoba.
Rose Marie McQuaid, Madonna and Carol.
Ann of Seaforth and Marjorie Lofft of St.
Mary's attended the first Symphony Perfor-
mance for -1987 at Wilfrid Laurier University,
on Sunday. Anne Marie McQuaid was the
Concertmaster.
Victor Feld Brill was Conductor, a former
Conductor of the London Symphony Or-
chestra. Anne Marie McQuaid • graduates
this year in Performance. •
Mamie Carnohan and Bertha Brown of
Owen Sound visited last week with Gladys
Wright of John Street, Seaforth.
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WILMA VAN DYK, daughterof Margaret
Van Dyk of RR 4 Seaforth and the late Ted
Van Dyk., graduated from the .Honors
Bachelor of BusinessAdminstration
(Cooperative Option ) program at Wilfrid
Laurier University in Waterloo on Sunday,
November 1, 1987. Wilma is a former
graduate of Seaforth District High School
and St. James Separate School. She has ac-
cepted a position with Mutual Life of
Canada, Waterloo in the Statements and
Accounts 'Department.
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BIRTHS
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FLANAGAN - Bill and Ilarg are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of their daughter
Ashley Kate on October 19, 1687 at Stratfrod
General Hospital weighing 9 lbs., 10 ozs.
Proud grandparents are Harry and Nelly
Arts of Seaforth and Bill and Connie
Flanagan of Dublin.
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For the 8 week program is
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Come to the Recreation Office
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EVERYONE WELCOME
CURLING STARTS NOV. 11 & 12
'We offer FREE CURLING
to Christmas for first
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