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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-05-14, Page 13THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 14, 1888 — A13 Students from Mrs. McCreight's class at afternoon with residents of Kilbarchaii They were . va • fir. � E.,.. ,. + '` St. James Separate School entertained residents of the Seaforth Health Care Facility Nursing Home as guests. accompanied by Darlene Coughtrey,;4 F e last week. High scores were heldby Cassie Nicholson y Included in their program was stop dancing, songs and solos. The students and Alfie Sykes; lone hands Ila Gardner and Patrick Ryan and consolation, Doris Smith Syd and Anita Scroggs took his mother zit piano also presented cards they had made to the residents, They were thanked by Jackie and James Nolan. Following the euchre Maxine Elliott, ,x^" , `°'°` ` "' MUSICAL HI -LITE — The Harmony HI -Liter finished fifth out of 16 Director; Katie Teall, Gloria Wllbee, Nancy Mllison, Leanne 2nd row: Betty MacDonald, Elaine Skinner, Loulse Racho, and served chocolate chip coolies andacting on behalf of the residents, presented a to Mary McIver on the occasion of choruses In a recent Area 3 Harmony Training program Whitmore. The placing qualifies them to compete at an Smale, Marie Douglas, Donna Broadfoot, Jane Vincent, Carol juice. Other activities during the week included small gift her 981h birthday. competition. International competition to be held In St. John's, New Brunswick In Henderson, Carol Aice, Gall Moffatt, Michelle Sinnamon, Esther Alice Andrews, Margaret Shortreed. bowling on Monday, followed by a birthday Mrs. McIver has been a valued volunteer for and thanked residents for November. The HI -Liter were organized in 1984 and are under the Rose, Janice Haugh. 3rd row: Mary Anne Snowden, Nadine Cathers, Jauqueline Gowdy, Shirley celebration for Margurite Shill, who turned 80, Mary Finlayson prepared cake and ice many years their kindness to her. Friday, bingo was played with direction of Margaret Whitmore, They have been chartered members of Harmony Incorporated for the past two years, a group Snell, Liz Car dno, Deanna Delve, Carol Moore, Joyce Kahle, June Del, Back row: Joan cream for the occasion. On Tuesday volunteers from the public afternoon winners being Jimmy Tatulis, Jim Nolan, Lucy Bezzo, Ba Gardner, Keith Herman, NorCampbell, which helps support autism. This was their second HTP Johns, Leona Nigh, Jen Ruhlo. Carol Baker, Norma Baker, competition. Members of the chorus stem from Clinton, Exeter, St. Doris Spence, Ruth Campbell, Ruth Axtren Thelma Bode. school helped residents with wheelchair bowling. Dorothy Carter, full card, Cassie Nicholson. C Marys, Mitchell, Dublin, Brussels, Gorrie, Atwood and Seaforth, Hooper, Belva Fuss, Wanda Dietz, Karen Cardiff, Debbie Campbell, Lisa Strong and Grace Cornish. Re A S' f St Thomas Anglican Birthday wishes were sang to Lily Hudie and are: Front, Marilyn Thomas, Doreen Strong, Arlene vanden Missing are v. , immons o Church held the worshiservice Wednesday when she celebrated her 95th birthday. Akker, Lin Steffler, Audrey McLlwaln, r the Dorothy Papple also came in to wish her Aunt and a communion. Eva Lambert provided piano accompaniment for the hymns. Lily birthday wishes. Residents held their council meetingEWEDDINGS Residents and volunteers enjoyed euchre at Seaforth Health Care Facility Thursdav Saturday morning. Birthday wishes were sang to Sid Pearson. PERSONALS its r=rr, y c EEOBT �RI�1 Syd and Anita Scroggs took his mother zit a u I �? t if ty ehJ i7 Madge Remes home for supper, 1v' ssl`wh,7 t"i Sheila Schenk and Kendall and Mr, andlh � ) FREDERICK A. HOEPFNER Mrs, Kevin Ryan and family visited Carol Frederick A. Hoepfner of Huronview and Geddes. formerly of Egmondville died Saturday, May Harold Maloney went home for supper `s s t 10, 1986 at the Clinton Public Hospital. He with wife Marjory. 'til was 88. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson, grand- a 1 eti, Born in Magdeburg, Germany, he was the daughter Lynn Devereaux and children, Mr. son of Albert Hoepfner and Gertrude and Mrs. Jack Nicholson and Barb Alexander 4 Koerner. Mr. Hoepfner was a civil engineer visited Cassie Nicholson. in the Foundry. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maloney, • Anne , a. He is survived by,two nephews, Hans Vos, Marie and Carolyn Carere and Adam, Patti '. of ERmondville, and Joseph Gunter of Laycox and children visited Dorothy Carter. Plattsville. He was predeceased by his wife Walter and Ullian Gee and Pearl Aston of Greta K. Vos. London visited with Bill Miners. v A funeral service was held Monday at the Mazy Lamont visited Kelly Lamont. Beattie Funeral Home in Clinton. The Doris Smith had her mother and brother Reverend David Snihur officiated. Interment from Stratford visit. k � Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto. Gordon Scott took Dave and Eva Netzke { J. ROSS ALLEN FN and Len Bloomfield to the Diamond Jubilee J J, Ross Allen, of St. Catharines and Seaforth died Tuesday, May 6, dinner held at Legion Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin visited Mac Tiffin. JANMAAT— BRIDGE formerly of the Hotel Dieu Hospital,, St, Isabel Scott was in to visit husband Bill Joan Mary Janmaat and Scott Neil Bridge 1986 at Scott. were married Saturday,' May 10, 1986 at St. Catharines. Born in Seaforth Mr. Allen had been a Lois McLaughlin and family visited her Irene Omand. James Roman Catholic Church by Father Caruana. The bride is the daughter of Mr. resident of St. Catharines since 1951. He was for Ontario Hydro at the mother Gladys Ruston to her home in Stratford to and Mrs. John Janmaat of Seaforth and the an operator Queenston Plant for 30 years, retiring in spend Mother's Day with family. Carrie Davies took her father Erle Dow out groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bridge of Brussels. Matron of honor was Ann 1981. During W W II he was sergeant in the RCAF. Since then he was a member of the for supper. Mable Handy was out with Tom. Cronin, of Dublin, sister of the bride, and bridesmaids were Mary Johnston, of Sarnia, Royal Canadian Legion, H.T. Church Branch member of Knox Presbyterian Lucy Bezzo's great grandchildren Judi and sister of the bride, Karen Smith, of Exeter 24 and a Pat Nigh, Seaforth, granddaughter Marg sister of the groom, Mary Lou Jansen, of Church. He is survived by his wife Helen, son Bruce Bezzo of Clinton and son John Bezzo visited Seaforth, friend of the bride and Mary Ann( Janmaat of Clinton, sister-in-lawof the bride of St. Catharines and brother Reid, of her. Bill and Doris Bezzo took his mother Lucy Flowergirls were Kimberly Janmaat o Seaforth. He was predeceased by a brother Russell in Bezzo out for a drive. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nicholson visited his Seaforth, and Nicola Johnston, of Sarnia both nieces of the bride. Best man was Gar! 1977 Mr. Allen rested at the Hulse and English Funeral Home in St. Catharines. A funeral mother Cassie Nicholson. Rose Altman took her parents to her home Bennett, of Seaforth, friend of the groom, an( ushers were Robert Bridge, of Brussels service was held on May 9. Interment was in for supper. All the ladies were given a flower to wear brother of the groom, Ted Janmaat, o Clinton, brotherof the bride, Jim McDonald Victoria lawn Cemetery. for Mother's Day. of Walton, friend of the groom and Johi IVYMARGAlrWl`COOK died Buren, of Delhi, friend of the groom Ivy Margaret Cook of Belgrave Tuesday, May 6, 1986 at the W ingham and She was B9. D Rin gbearerwas Robbie Janmaat, of Seaforth nephew of the bride. Following a reception a Community Centre District Hospital. BIRTHS the Seaforth and District Born in East W awanosh Township she was the couple took a wedding trip to Vancouver the daughter of the late David and Rebecca Cook. She attended the Knox United Church STOREY: Paul and Barb are pleased to British Columbia. They will reside at RR Monkton. Frank Phillips Photograph in Belgrave. announce the birth of their son, Brent Dean Mrs Cook is survived b .children' W esley 6 at St. Joseph's Hospital, h.v isle ai?dF?ipn 0 f" Q'" �'h ozs. A brother STEIN. pOSTELLO daughterof'Herman Stein rind th and Annie Cook, b eC�rgye; London vreigI g~5^lbs: Joan Stein, Jim Walsh, of Blyth, Norman and Lorna for Donald. Proud grandparents are Dean late Mary Stein, and R16hard Costello, son c Cook, Charlie and Doreen Cook, all of and Phyllis Aldwinckle of Varna and Frances Erna Costelo and the late Bernard Costellc Relgrave; Florence McArter of Brussels, Storey of Seaforth. Great grandmothers are wish to announce their marriage on May 31 Nora and Ben Huskinson, of Callander, Clara pretty and Mae Campbell, both of 1986 at 3:30 P.M. at St. James Churel Muriel Bosman of Sault Ste. Marie,, Mi erl'ed Seaforth Seaforth, Ontario. and Jim Paton of Mossley an yn Lechinsky of Regina. She is also survived by one son-in-law Ray Green of Kincardine, 43 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren. tutrs. Cook was predeceased by her husband George Ernest Cook in Marrh 1968, �� a daughter Lois Green and three sisters, five brothers and one great granddaughter. A funeral service was held May 9, at the McBurney Funeral Home, Rev. John Roberts officiated and interment was in Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave. Pallbearers were Mrs. Cook's grandsons: WHITE B AN PRODUCERS Ronald Cook, Murray Walsh, Richard Paton, Gary McArter, David Bosman and Ernie Cook. Flower bearers were granddaughters, Christine Forth and Karen Green. Another From granddaughter Eleanore Paton sang "in the Garden." Relatives attended from Regina, Sault Ste. Marie, Callander, Timmins, Hamilton, Woodstock, Toronto, Kincardine and hf o RV Thompson MAARY EI1'I,ARk'i-II MURRAY, W M Miuibeth Murray, of Seaforthdied Wednesday. May 7, 1986 at the Seaforth Community Hospital. She was 78. Born in McKillop Township, she was a daughter of the latrJoseph O'Rourke and the former Mary Ellen Flanagan. She was The following White Bean Seed is available for 1986 plantings - packed in predeceased by her husband Michael Mur- 25 Ing bags and the best of quality. ray. Surviving are two sons, Jack, of Toronto, and Louis, of Burlington; three brothers, John O'Rourke of Rgsetown, Saskatchewan, Frank, of Toronto, and Dan, of Seaforth; two jc� sisters, Mrs. Al (Irene) D Youngs and Mrs. ® Ex®e i 123 I1 ar® � ���Crest was (Loretta) sedLarman,by both of Toronto. She VAC RICO ® Harokent * Midland was predeceased by one sister, Alisha ® p1 i"C 111E (Nellie). Also hensurviving Jei, D grandchildren Michael, Seafarer 0 Kentwood 0 Wesl and Stephen, Joseph, Donald, Ellen, Anne and * `� /'� Kern. • Northland Friends were received at the Whitney- S ®AC Seaforth Ribey Funeral Home and a Mass of the Christian Burial was celebrated on Saturday at St. James Roman Catholic Church. Burial was in St. Columban Cemetery. Parish prayers were said Friday at the Due to early ordering some varieties are sold out and we urge you to boo funeral home. Pall bearers were Allan O'Reilly, Paul your requirements now. Murray, Bill Murray, Donny O'Rourke, Frances Hiclmell and Peter Van Drunen. IRENE VICTORIA STEW ART Irene Victoria Stewart of Oshawa and formepiy of Seaforth, died Friday, May 9, — 1986 at the Osbawa General Hospital. She was 64. Contact NOW the closest Thom son Brent ` The daughter of the late Reverend H.V. Workman and Myrtle Collins Mrs. Stewart is survived by her husband Roland B. StewarL Also surviving is a daughter Kathryn and Q her husband William Tscnrbart of Kitchen- er, a son Donald and his wife Kathryn of ,Wfiitby and three grandchildren, Mark, Susan and Andrea. > Whtlney- Friends were received at the RibeyFlmetal Home. Interment in lUfaltland- ' S hank Cemetery. lit Pallbearers were Mrs, Stewart's nephews �. David Stewart, Bryan. 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