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Residents hold barbecue
for school volunteers
GRADUATES
MICHAEL JONES, son of Mervin Jones,
Walton and the late Joan Jones, graduated
from Conestoga College, Guelph as a welding
engineering technician and is currently
employed at Babcock Wilcox, Cambridge.
BONNIE ANN LAMBLE — At the 'annual
meeting of the Hamilton Conference of the
United Church of Canada, Bonnie Ann
Lamble was ordained a minister of word,
sacrament and pastoral care. Formerly a high
school teacher, Bonnie graduated with a
M'asterof Divinity from Emmahue College,
Victoria University in 1985. She resides in
Walton with her three daughters, Elisabeth,
Barbara and Sarah, and serves the W alton-
Bluevale Pastoral Charge.
BIRTHS
BREW ER: Fred and Cindy Brewer are
pleased to announce the birth of their son,
Wade Thomas at Seaforth Community
Hospital on June 23, 1986 weighing 6 lbs. 5
oz. Proud grandparents are Ed and Belle
Lane of Mount Brydges and Jessie Brewer of
Landon.
DALTON: Larry and Karen (Dale) of
Egmondville are pleased to announce the
arrival of their second edition to the Royal
Dalton series, Matthew Allen at Clinton
Public Hospital on July 4, weighing 7 lbs. 14
oz. Second grandchild for Marg and Gord
Dale of Clinton and tenth for Virginia and
Carl Elg and Murray Dalton, Seaforth. Proud
great grandparents are Stewart and Hattie
Dale, Clinton, Jessie Boyd, Seaforth, Kelly
and Janet Dalton, Seaforth, and Pearl and
Glen McKnight of Hensel].
ANDERSON: Ken and Diatte are pleased to
announce the arrival of their son Cody Justin,
born June 25 in Seaforth Community
Hospital, • weighing 9 lbs. 10 oz. A brother for
Kyle and Adam.
CARNOCHAN: Jean and Bob Camochan are
happy to announce the arrival of their
daughter, Megan Jean, 7 ib. l oz. on July 1 at
Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital. A little sister
for Jesslyn. Proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Mulholland and Mr. and Mrs. Art
Devereaux.
DIETZ: Darwin and Nancy are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of Brette Adele on
July 1, 1986 at Stratford General Hospital. A
baby sister for Joshua and Abby. Proud
grandparents are Bill and Ruth Morrison, St.
Marys and Mervin and Norma Dietz of
Dublin. Great granddaughter for Adele
Nairn, Ritz Villa and Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Jackson, Smith's Nursing Home; Mitchell.
WI plays games at picnic
The Seaforth Women's Institute held their
annual picnic and pot luck supper at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. RJ. Doig with a good
attendance of members, their husbands and
friends. A delicious supper was enjoyed
followed by games of "Who am I?" and
"Trivial Pursuit." Some guessing games
were also played.
I OBITUARIES
JACK GROBBECKER
6'# Hansjochenl'KJtick)4f;><r6bbdcker;, 57,; o
Stretford; -died Sunday, July 6 ' at the
Rehabilition and Extended Care Unit at the
Stratford General Hospital.
Born in Germany, he was a son of the late
Hans Grobbecker and the former Hildegard
Alstein. He came to Canada in 1954 and had
lived at RR4, Seaforth moving to Stratford in
1964.
He was a member of Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Surviving are his wife. the former Hilde-
gard Koch, three sons, Bernd and wife
Lynne, of Stratford, Karl and wife Mary, of
Stratford, and Paul, at home; two grandchild-
ren, Alicia and Amanda; also two brothers,
Christian and Klaus. and one sister, Doerthe,
all of Germany.
There was no funeral home visitation. A
service will be held 1:30 p.m. today at Zion
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Burial will be
in Avondale cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy, donations
maybe made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society
or the charity of one's thoice through the
W.G. Young funeral home, 430 Huron St.,
Stratford.
GAVIN (GUYILE PER
Gavin (Guy) Leiper of Hullett Township,
died at Clinton) Hospital on June 2.8, 1986 hi
his 83rd year.
Brothers and sisters who survive are John,
Agnes and Robert of Toronto and William,
Thomas and Jean of Hulled Township.
ptmeral service was held June 30, 1986
from Tasker Funeral Home at 2 pm. Rev.
David, Sttihur officiated. Burial in the Burns
Cenietery.
Pallbearers were Red Fowler, Tony
Middegaal, Allen Shaddick, Art Colson,
Aubrey Toll and Leslie Reid. Flower bearers
were Robert Hoggarth and Bert Middegaal.
. JAMES ALVLN KEILLOR
James Alvin Keillor, husband of Ina
Keillor (Atkinson), died at St. Joseph's
Hospital, Chatham, on Saturday, July 5. The
deceased was a former resident of the
Seaforth area.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 9, 19?•6
Seaforth Health Cate Facility residents
held a barbecue on Tuesday for the 30
volunteer pupils from Seaforth Public school
that have helped in the past year with wheel
chair bowling.
Mr, Miller, the Grade 6 teacher, accorn-
panied the children, Unfortunately the
barbecue had to be held inside due to rain.
Hotdogs, hamburgers, chocolate milk, ice
cream and cake were enjoyed.
In the absence of Patrick Ryan, the
president, Jackie Racho conveyed thanks to
the children and hoped they would be able to
come back in the fall.
On Wednesday, Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-
Sampa came for the worship service. Jean
Durst accompanied them on the piano, and
the choir helped with the singing.
On Thursday a smorgasbord supper was
held in the activity room for the volunteers
who helped over the year. The evening was
enjoyed playing cards and each volunteer was
presented with a pin.
Mary Finlayson thanked the volunteers for
their service.
On Friday the residents enjoyed a few
games and ice cream cones. Then flowers
were planted.
PERSONAL NOTES
We would like to welcome Helen Morris to
the facility.
Walter and Lillian Gee, Allan and Carole
Gee, great grandson Tecia and Tannis
Hodgins and Pearl Ashton, London visited
All joined in a game of "Court Whist".
W inners were: high lady, Anona Crozier,
high man, Eldin Kerr, low, Ethel Kerr and
Gordon MacKenzie. The hostess served
cookies and coffee, bringing the evening to a
close.
Anona Crozier thanked Mr. and Mrs, Doig
for their fine hospitality.
VIOLA JANE HEM INGW AY
Viola Jane Morrison, died in Stratford
General Hospital on Thursday, June 26,
1986. She was 79.
Mrs. Hemingway was bom in McKillop
Township on April 11, 1907, only child of
ebulah May Forbes=and Wcilliam J. Morri-
?on ."She attended'I:e'adbinySch'ool, Seaforth
High School and Stratford Normal School,
graduating in 1927. She taught in three local
schools, was married to Bertram Brown
Hemingway on September 7, 1935 and has
lived since then on Lot 6, Conc. 11, Grey
Township.
Mrs. Hemingway was a member` of
Brussels United Church, the first secretary of
the Majestic Women's Institute, and an
active member of Brussels Horticultural
Society for a number of years.
Surviving is one son Morris, at home.
She was predeceased by her husband on
November 11, 1979.
Funeral services were held at Brussels
Chapel of M.L Watts Funeral Homes on
Saturday, June 28 at 2 p.m. and were
conducted by Rev. Charles Carpentier, of
Brussels United Church. Interment followed
in Brussels Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Alan. Whytock,
Howard Martin, Murray Hoover. David
Perrie, Neil and Ross Hemingway. The
flower bearers were Mrs. Lewis Bolton,
Graham Kerr and Carmen Somers.
SCiIOONDCRWOERD
Timothy Martin, stillbornat St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, July 2, 191 . Infant son of
Clem and Joanne Schoonderweerd. Private
burial took place at St. Vincent De Paul
Roman Catholic Cemetery, Mitchell.
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RIBEY
their uncle Bill Miners for his birthday.
May Young, Maronand visited her
and
Laurette McBurney,, e lgra
sister Cassie Nicholson.
Mary Lamont visited Kelly, Lamont and
Cantle Geddes,
Mr. Scott visited Finlay Ross.
Cassie Nicholson enjoyed the highland
games at Embro with daughter Barb
Alexander.
Pat Ryan attended Canada Day Fireworks
with Ann Maria Malone and mother.
Mrs, Bob Nigh and Rose Pringle visited
Helen Morris.
Mary Nolan visited husband Jim Nolan,
Mrs. Jack Nicholson, Cambridge took his
mother Cassie Nicholson out for supper and
had a nice visit.
Len Bloomfield returned after couple days
vacationing in Goderich with family.
From the donations residents received in
memory of Dorothy Carter a clock was
purchased for the dining rooni.
Dave and Eva Netzke were out to their
daughter Rose and Pat Altman's for supper.
Marjorie Maloney and grandchildren visit-
ed husband Harold Maloney.
Bill Bezzo, Stratford visited his mother
Lucy Bezzo.
Gladys Ruston was home for the day with
family.
Mable Handy has received word of the
passing of her younger brother in London.
Our sympathy is extended to her.
Lodge welcomes new members
Three members were welcomed into the
lodge recently at the regular meeting of the
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge. The meeting
attracted 50, with guests from Wingham,
Seaforth, Teeswater and Goderich lodges.
Noble Grand Barbara Watts conducted the
meeting. Barbara McCutcheon, degree cap-
tain conferred the degree to Marguerite
Crawford as Noble Grand, "
Linda Thomas was soloist and Sharon
Freeman and Linda sang a duet. Verna
Thomas was pianist.
The Noble Grands of the visiting lodges, as
well as a brother Oddfellow, all gave
PEOPLE '
A piano recital by the students of Mrs. Jane
Vincent was held recently at her home. Those
taking part were: Tracy Bedard, Diane
Campbell, Karen Coleman, Lorne Glanville,
Sharon Kelly, Janice Mcintosh, Tyler, Kate
and Jane Papple, Kathleen and Margaret
Ryan, Nancy, Susan and Mary Lou Stewart.
Several duets were enjoyed from the
group. A lunch was served to end the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James WAN. Wood of York,
England recently visited with their brother-
in-law F.C.J. Sills as well as all of his family
and several places in Southern Ontario. They
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favorable comments to the N.G. and those
taking part in the evening's ceremonies. Two
members with birthdays received greetings
from all.
Vera Hastings and Ethel Long were in
WinghamHospital. P.D.D.P. Leona Connel-
ly presented Joan Bernard with her 25 year
jewel. The first meeting in September is to be
a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. The annual
picnic is to be held July 8 at 2 p.m. at the
home of Barbara Watts. Members are to
take lawn chairs, dishes, cutlery and food for
a potluck picnic.
A social time followed.
enjoyed the town of Seaforth and the
countryside of Ontario immensely.
George Delhomme of New York recently
spent several days visiting F.C.J. Sills and
family.
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PLANS NOW?
With the fast pace of today's world it is
harcl for some people to deal seriously
with funeral pre -arrangement. We set
aside the question of death by saying
"all life is uncertain."
There is a kind of panic that pushes
people from one day into the next. The
busy round of activities, trying to pay
bills, trying to raise kids, worrying
about job security, all are features of an
environment that resists planning.
There's almost no time to plan!
But, death, being certain, 'demands a
time for planning. We know it is
coming. To think about.death is to think
about certainties. Some of the "uncer-
tainty of life" can be relieved by making
funeral arrangements in advance. For
instance:
1, Pre -planning allows you the
freedom to have your wishes carried
out,
2. You can achieve peace of mind
through pre -planning by knowing
that your family won't have to worry
about it later.
Because we understand the importance
of pre -planning, we are glad to answer
any questions about funeral pre-
arrangement you may have. Contact us
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