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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-01-29, Page 9FAMILY Silver Strings entertain presidents �f,Seaforth Health Care Facility THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 29, 1986 - A9 Seaforth; Health Care Facility residents danced tolMarie Flynn and the Silver Strings during the past week. Also hp Monday the residents went bowling and the winner was Pat Ryan. On Tuesday public school volunteers helped, residents with bean bag toss and wheelchair bowling: Jim Nolan and Cassie Nicholson were the. winners. On Wednesday, Rev. Vanslyke held, the worship service and Edith Dunlop accompan- ied, on the piano for the hymns. Mrs. Vanslyke helped with the singing and visited with the residents. On Thiirsday. Rose and Pat Altman were dinner guests with their parents, Dave and Eva Netzke on the occasion of their 72nd wedding anniversary. Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa was in for her weekly visitation and said the blessings. The residents presented Dave and Eva with a candy dish, then volunteers helped serve punch and anniversary cake to the residents. On Friday residents played bingo and on Saturday, Peter Malcolm came in and played the bagpipes for Robbie Burns day. PERSONALS 1 itti�r Rrrnard and granddaughter Marie visited her father Robert McClure, Ed Andrews visited all residents. Jim and Lena White of Sarnia visited Pat Ryan and took him out for lunch. Laverne Nigh took her grandmother Lucy Bezzo home for the day. Bill Bezzo and wife of Stratford and W ilfred Bezzo of Clinton also visited, Leo O'Sullivan went out with his brother James for a day. Mary Nolan was in to visit her husband Jim Nolan, Isabel Scott was in to visit her. husband, Bill. Marjorie Maloney was in to see Harold Maloney, Eva and Dave Netzke had many visitors on Thursday including Terrance. Hussey, Mary McIver, Ann Downey, Mary Chapple, Margaret Smale, Rev. Simmons, Pat and Rose Altman, Loretta Bennewies and daugh- ters Christine and Lisa. Jack Nicholson of Cambridge visited with his mother Cassie Nicholson. Mina Scott was in to visit Dorothy Carter and Carol Geddes, Father Caruana was in to see Mary Ryan. Mary, Lamont Was in to visit •cousin Kelly Lamont, ELEGANT STAINLESS TABLEWARE y�« ': h:•:';:?$illi ${il;?'t";3t lilt: ii`"Si%�%i��?�I`i`S2i WATER OWN ON SALE NOW! COLUMBIA M"G"r"""kwr See store display for complete details. . 5% -OFF FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ALL DAY WEDNESDAY - THE STORE FOR SAVINGS! OBITUARIES GORDON EMERSON HEARD Gordon Emerson Heard of RR 2, Seaforth died Monday, January 27, 1986 at Stratford General Hospital. He was 64. Mr, Heard is survived by his wife, the former Juen Brandon, son Donald, at home and daughter Linda, of Waterloo. Also surviving is one brother George, of RR 3, Bayfield, and one sister Betty (Mrs. Herb Kirkham) of London. The family will receive friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth, after 2 p.m. today (Wednesday) and until 2 p.m. Thursday when a funeral service will be held at the funeral home. Spring interment Bayfield Cemetery. A Legion memorial service will be held at the funeral home tonight at 9 p.m. DANIELNiCHOISON Daniel Nicholson of Lucknow died at W ingham and District Hospital on Tuesday, January 21, 1986. He was 98. Predeceased by his wife Alberta he is survived by one son and four daughters, one of whom is Donalda (Mrs. W.R. Smith) of Egmondville. Funeral services were held Thursday, January'23 from McKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home in Lucknow. 'Mr. Nicholson was living with the Smiths before entering the hospital and was well known in this area. JOHN W ALTER PEASE John W alter (W at) Pease of Morris Township, died Wednesday, January 22, 1986 at the Seaforth Community Hospital. He was 75. The son of the late Elijah Pease and the former Elizabeth Young he is survived by one sister, Irene Pease of Listowel and brothers Bert,of Mitchell, and Allan, Bill and Lloyd, all oMorris '1'ownsnrp. Also surviving are several nieces and nephews. • He was predeceased by one brother Malcolm. Friends called at the Brussels Chapel and a service was held from M.L. Watts Funeral Hpmes on Saturday. The Reverend Vic Jamieson officiated. interment Blyth Ceme- tery. Pallbearers were Bert Elliott, Ronald Gordon, Elliott Somers, Sam Pletch, Lloyd Appleby and Carmen Craig. Flower bearers were Laurie Appleby and Brenda Gordon. Salted, Plain 450 g SAVE .20 CHRISTIE SODA CRACKERS Regular 400 g COMET CLEANSER Habitant Jams Rasp., 500 rni STRAWBERRY JAM SAVE .26 SAVE .88 1.39 .69 2.77 Gereaj 1675 9,, Fibre Crvo h, $25; g; RA* ..,60.; t KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 1.99 28 oz. HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE SAVE .66 .99 Dark Red, New Orleans 14 oz. SAVE 1.19 STOKELY KIDNEY BEANS 2.99 JOSEPH THOMAS O'ROURKE Joseph Thomas O'Rourke of 1111.1 Dublin died Sunday, January 12, 1986 at Seaforth Community Hospital. He was 65. Son of the late Thomas and Evangeline O'Rourke, he is survived by sisters Dorothy (Mrs. Frank) Robinson of Burlington, Kath- ryn (Mrs. Clayton) Looby of Dublin and brothers Jack of RR1, Dublin, Bill of Dublin and Patrick of Burlington. He was predeceased by two sisters Margaret and Pearl. The family received friends at the W hit- ey-Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth until Tuesday when Mass of the -Christian Burial was held' at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Dublin. lntermen,t SL Patrick's Cemetery. Parish prayers were held at the funeral home. Pallbearers were Terry McCarthy, Keith McCarthy, Jim Delaney, Martin Van Bake!, Frank Kistner and Harold Meagher. MICHAEL JOSEPH DOYIE Michael Joseph Doyle of Zurich died Wednesday, January 8, 1986 at the South Huron Hospital in Exeter. He was 77. He is survived by his wife Genevieve LaPlante, daughters Mary Ellen (Mrs. John kamson) of Thorndale and Rose Doyle of ham; son John of Toronto; step -children Zimmer of Vancouver, Barbara Arnez- of London, Evelyn Huston of Montreal, Catherine Glanville of Walton, Annette Weido of Landon, .Carl Zimmer of Hensel] and Patricia Knapp of Alberta. He was a brother to Neil and Ted of Dublin, Flank of Toronto and Sister Theodore of Chatham; grandfather to 13 and great-grand- father to one. He was predeceased by his first wife Catherine Cook and one sister Mary Smith. Friends called at the Whitney-Rlbey Funeral Home in Seaforth until Saturday when Mass of the Christian Burial was held at St. Columban Church, SL Coiumban. Spring interment St. Columban Cemetery. Pallbearers were Percy Bedard, Bill Smith. Bob Fisher. Harry Reynen, Jack Dearing and Joe Barry. GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE Prod. of USA CAN. NO. 1 Fresh Crisp CELERY STALKS bunch Prod. of USA ONT. 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Maple Leaf All Whyte OONLESS TURKEY ROLL EDt7IL LOGAN Edith Logan, formerly Edith Jackson, of Huronview, Clinton and formerly of Blyth, died at Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, January 23, 1986. She was 103. Predeceased by her husband William in 1944, she is survived by one sister, Maud MacDonald of Sarnia and three daughters, Lillian Jackson Sinclair, of St. Thomas; Effie Logan Stephenson, of Seaforth and Kathleen (Mrs. Les Naftel) of Barrie. Also surviving are four grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and one great -great- granddaughter. MARY EDNA McDONALD Mary Edna McDonald, formerly Mary Knight, of Walton, died Saturday, January 25, 1986 at Huronview, Clinton. She was 85. The daughter of the lafe Andrew Knight and Martha Bolger Mrs. McDonald was predeceased by her husband James in 1976. She is survived by two sons, Ken and Don of Walton and a daughter, Mary (Mrs. Murray liuether) of Brussels; 13 grandchild- ren and 18 great-grandchildren. Friends called at the Brussels Chapel and a committal service was held from the M.L. Watts Funeral Homes on Monday. The Reverend Bonnie Lamble officiated. As expressions of sympathy donations can be made to the Walton United Church Memorial Ftmd or the Kidney Foundation. BEITYCHRISTENtA PENNINGTON Betty. Christenia Pennington, fornierly Betty Hoar, of Mussels, died Tuesday, January 21, 1986 at her residence. She was 58. Predeceased by her husband James Pennington in 1961 she is survived by three Sons, Earl, of Gbdericb, Ken of Cambridge and Kevin, at home, and one grandchild, Jason Pennington. Also surviving are three sisters, Ella Graber, of Brussels; Viola (Mrs Albeit Johnson and Freda Skean, both of Mitchell; and brothers, Pete, of Mitchell and Fled of Alberta. Friends called at the Brussels Chapel, M.L. Watts Funeral lierries and service wale held from St. John's Anglican Church on Thursday. The Reverend Robin Lyons officiated Interment at Brhfssels,Canetery. Pallbearers *ere Ken Gruber, Carl Graber, Brian Huetler, Bohn Penruegtonf Ron Gordon and Don Rolph: Flower bearers Were Dianne Huether and Iona Meletin. 8.80 kg. lb. 3 X99 Maty' Mites Salami, Pepperrti or �.... ..� ■ ■.i � ilii � tpi ,3.95 kg' . ` Ib. f