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ALEX MANN .
John Afexarrder• (Alex) Mann 'pf P!ott
, Ryerse.and'formerly of Grey.Townshipp, died
SaturdaY, August 9, 1986 et Norfolk General
Hospital, Sincee. He 'wart 92:
Surviving• are three ,daughters „ Dorothy
Hall, of Port Ryerse, • Muriel and husband w
Russell Stewart, of Paris, and 'Rhea and •
husband Jim Vallance, of London and two
sons, Eldon and wife Aileen, of Lucknow, and
Jim and wife Mary of RR 1, Monktoe.
Also surviving is a friend,, Thelma
Ostrosser;16 grandchildren, 20 great grand-
children and one great -great-granddaughter.
Mr. Mann was predeceased by his wife,
the former Pearl Harrison in 1961, three
brothers, five sisters and one grandson
Stewart.
Friends were received at. the Peebles
Funeral Home in Atwood where a service was
held Tuesday. The Reverend John Hofland of
Memorial Church, Port Ryerse officiated..
Burial was in North Logan Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Bruce and Stephen
Mann, • George Vallance, John and Jim
Stewart. and Bob Easton, Flower bearers
were Jay Stewart, Beth Vallance and Heather
Mann.
As expressions of sympathy donations may
be made to the memorial fund of Port RyerSg
Church or the Masonic Foundation.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 13, 1986 - A9
WEDDINGS
WMIME- KLEIN
Margaret Anne W ilbeg and Lawrence Ed-
ward Klein were married Saturday, August 9,
1986 at Northside United Church in Seaforth
by the Reverend Wiliam Barber. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W ilbee
of Seaforth and the groom is the son of W alter
Klein of Keswick and May Klein of
Scarborough. Maid of honor was Elizabeth
Scott of Seaforth, cousin of the bride and
bridesmaids were Laura Klein of Scarbor-
ough, sister of the groom and Carrie Wilbee,
of Ridgetown, niece of the bride. Best man
was Robert Marson of Scarborough, friend of
the groom and guests were ushered by
Michael Granton of Markham, friend of the
groom and Jeffrey Wilbee of Seaforth,
nephew of the bride. A reception was held at
the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 156,
Seaforth. Following a wedding trip to
northern Ontario the couple will reside in
Scarborough. Frank Phillips Photograph
W U JA14jSON- REGELE
Carol Anne Williamson and Charles Thomas
Regele were married Friday, July 18, 1986 at
St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Brussels by
Father Stan Soltysik. The bride is the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Williamson of
RR3, Walton and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Regele of RR 1, Dublin. Maid
of honor was Lisa Poppe of Dublin, friend of
the bride and bridesmaids were Catherine
and Dianne Williamson, sisters of the bride,
and Stephanie Williamson of North Bay,
cousin of the bride. Best man was Brian
Ricker of RR 1, Dunnville, friend of the
groom, and guests were ushered by Robert
and John Williamson, brothers of the bride,
and Jan Boettcher of RR2, Brussels, friend of
the groom. Junior usher was Jeff W illiamson,
brother of the bride. Music was provided by
organist Michelle Blake and soloist theta
Regele, mother of the groom. A reception
was held at the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre. Following a honeymoon
to Niagara Falls and the Thousand Islands the
couple will reside at RR 1, Dublin.
Residents enjoy two films
Residents of the Seaforth Health Care
Facility enjoyed two films, Cop and the
Anthen and Canadians Can Dance, this was
filmed at the C.N.E. in Toronto.
On Tuesday and Thursday exercises to
music was held in the morning. On Thursday
afternoon Shirley Luther conducted a service
of worship and song.
Sid Pearson, Maxine Elliott, Penny Caza
and Gladys Ruston enjoyed a week's holiday
and told of their work at Abe Arc Industries
and of their boat trip to Sarnia.
Bingo was enjoyed on Friday afternoon.
W inners were Ruston, Alfie Sykes, Bob McClure aner X, Wilma Brill, d Erle
Dow.
PERSONALS
Gladys Ruston was home for a day with her
family.
Mabel Handy was out for a drive with her
husband Tom.
Visiting Helen Morris this week was her
sister, granddaughter Lynn Nigh, and Joe
Lane.
Anne Rowley_ • vest H d Joe Sund�aaJ �arftetnooapc{wtr e
Downey ori S say ir;� n and Lb 4 SullivaliStkil't irlt(Po 'ta S' � t1is
daughteein-law took her outforsu r. brother James and sister Ursula.
Debbie Dillon and family visited Helen on In Bezzoiswishedaepeecyreeoveryand
Wednesday. hope her stay in the Clinton Public Hospital
Len Bloomfield was out to supper at R. will be short.
W IWAM FREDERICK
NORRiS MARJHAIL
W 111l, ' d forrMerly, .01 1 uta , diebelli d
TueCUPsday
arid. t5,1886 at his home. He was
Tues y, Atrgus
93,
Mr, Maacshall i8 s"ed twirls wile Anna
and two-; daughters, 'Mrs Jens Andersen
(Audrey) of hrverhtuall Beach` and Mrs.
Robert•Van Den Newer (Barbara) of RR 4,
Seaforth;
Also surviving arel our grandchildren,
Ellen (Missie) Gibbing$ of Clinton and
Etristin, Kara and Kevin Van Den Neucker of
Seaforth; two nieces, Mrs. George Gulian
(Margaret) of New Port Ritchie, Florida, "Mrs.
Munro Clark' (Kay) of London, and three
nephews, Elliott Amundsen and Joseph
Amundsen of Laguna -Bills, California and
Jack Marshall of cap.
He was predeceased by a son in 1927, four
sisters, : leers. Lillian 'Amundsen, Florence
Ethel Marshall, Margaret Marshall and Mrs.
Kathleen Schaffer and two brothers, John
and Hugh Marshall.
A private funeral service was held at the C.
Haskett and Son Funeral Home in ILucan with
the 'Reverend Manley Saddler officiating.
interment of ashes at a later date in St. James
Cemetery, Clandeboye.
LIUAAN M ALANIUK
Lillian Malaniuk of Fast William Street,
Seaforth died Saturday, August 9, 1986 at the
Seaforth Community Hospital. She was 72.
The former Lillian Robinson she is survived
by her husband Michael Malaniuk, son Jim
Adman of 11R 4, Walton and daughter Rosa
(Mrs. Charles kiddy) of Brantford.
Also surviving are sisters, Jean (Mrs.
Merril Potter) of Forest, Dorothy (Mrs.
Clarence lightfoot) of grand Bend. Gertrude
11' d Mrs Mar rt^
1
Moylan's and enjoyed an evening at the races
at Goderich.
Frank Maloney of Stratford visited his
brother Harold.
Isobel Scott visited her husband Bill.
Dorothy Engel called on friends.
Dave and Eva Netzke were out for supper
with their daughter Rose and family.
Cassie Nicholson was visited by Helen
Nicholson, Mrs. Glen Nicholson and Robin
and Kelly and Kim Devereaux
Finlay Ross was visited by his grandson
and his daughter.
Cassie was also out for dinner with her
daughter Barbara.
There were two birthdays this week, Doris
Smith and Carol Geddes. On Friday Carol
was treated to a birthday celebration. This
was attended by her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron, her daugter Pam and her
husband Kevin Ryan and family, and
daughter Shelia and her husband Brent
Schenck and granddaughter Kendal. Cake
and ice cream were enjoyed.
Harold Maloney was out for supper on
Tomorrow is theme of 4-H conference
"Working towards tomorrow" is the
theme of the 1986 4-H Regional Conference
for 15-year•o!da. Ten conferences are held
across the province eadr year involving900
4-11 members. Delegates from Huron, Bruce
and Grey Counties attended the conference at
Centralia College, July 23 to 25. Those who
attended were involved in a wide variety of
activities and discussions. Career options
were emphasized at this year's conference.
The following 4-11 members from Huron
County attended: Marlene Albers,
RR 2, Bluevale; Don Baan, RR 3,Walton;
Murray Bechtel, Clinton; Sylva Crich,
Clinton; Jim Fenton,RR 1, Belgrave;
Mary -Anne Ftanken, RR 2, Auburn; Dean
Glanville, 8114, Walton; Frances G.itel aur,
RR 1, Londesboro• Steve Hagan, RR 3
Blyth; Rob Hern, Rua 1, Woodham; Richard
Hope Rii2, Crediton; Bryan HOwa 13R 1,
Blyth; lana Jones,RR 2, Clinton ane
Kavelman, RR 1, Gllfford; Shelly Leckie, BR
2, Gerrie; Chris Melntash, RR 5, Brussels;
Chris Michie, RR 4, Brussels• Karen Miller,
RR 1,Granton; Janice Moffat, 13R 1,
Bruceffiield; Karen Montgomery', o Paul
Betgrave; Brian Mulvey, RR Clifford;
Murray, RR 1, Dublin; Lee -Anne Nicholson,
RR2, Blue=vale; Jane Papple,11114, Seaforth;
Jana Pearson RR 1 Ethel; Fred Peel, RR 1,
Auburn; Michael Pullen, Clinton; Barbara
Smith. RR 3, Goderidi; Mike Strickland.
Clinton; Murray Townsend, 11114, Seaforth;
TeresaVsnThmI2zen RR1, Clinton ,• Melody
Van Dore, R12, S�eai'ortb; Colleen \ianOsch,
RR 3, Ludmow• Maria Verburg, Fill 1,
Auburn; Amy Workman., RR 2, Brussels;
Paula Wright, RR 1, Clifford; and Glynis -
Marie Young, RR 3, Auburn
in other 4-11 events, 120 members and
friends from Huron County attended the 4-11
Day at Canada's Wonderland on July 18.
Colin and Mildred MacDougald, Brace -
bridge visited with Harold and Mary
Coleman this week.
On August 6, 1996 Monica Williams (nee
Kenney) completed her employment prepar-
ation program at Conestoga College in
Vanastra. She will be entering a heal care
aid course in September, 1986. •
Visiting with Rose Ind Frit Altman during
the past two weeks sere Nalco and Mazy
Schmidt, Francis and Bernice Parker, Maisie
W atke of Walkerton, Debbie and Casey' and
Cheryl Homuth, Doreen Bowers of Kitchen-
er, Cathy and Glen Weber end girls from
Elmira arid Dave and Eva were else visitors.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Happy Birthday to Brad Carter on Aiitgett
14.
WALKER-Miill-t: Ken and Joan are
pleated to announce the birth of their
daughter Kendra Patricia, 8 lbs. 12 oz. on
August 8 at Clinton Hospital- spoiling rights
go to
Pat end Grandpa George,
ThTIMMERMAN5 PetBandDebweloomewith.
love their first chid, Jennifer leenne born ori
Friday, July 25, 1986 at 2:09 p iii: weighntg6
lbs. 15 ozs. at St. Joseph's Hospiital, londof%
Proud grandparents ale Tom and Jean
Tower, Hensall and Art and Ina limit -
*ink Kipper.
FOSTER PEPPER
Foster Pepper of Clinton died Monday,
August 11, 1986 at Clinton Public Hospital.
He was 77.
Mr. Pepper is survived by his wife, the
;K'111ELj}! O0R i •
Ethel Mary Moore of •Stratford
formerly of Rostuek and Mllvertoht 'd dd
Sgndey, August'N3 1986 at the Stratfo)d'
General Hosppi�t�a�l, She was 7s •
Born in Ellice; Townshipp, she:. Was a .
daughter of the labs SamueLSmith' and the
farmer Sophia Eastwood She had resided in
Rostock tmtil 1,965 untiitltoving to Stratford in
►,sebruary 1988 Mr's Mooi+e was a member orf
the Reorganized •Church of Jesus Christ of
latter Day Saints.; "
Surviving are`twosotls. David•Schenck•and
wife Joyce, of '.`,Seaforth,, and , Irvin,' of •
ins' and f one. ' a ghter. Meroelle
McKerraehee, o. "
Also surviving are nitre grandchildren and
10 great-grandchildren; one brother, David
Smith and wife Deila; of Stratford; three
sisters-in-law, Rath Smith of Stratford, Kay
Smith , of tendon and • Gertrude White, of
Stratford • and a ,'umber of nieces and
nephews:
Mrs. ,"Moore was predeceased by her first
husband Chester Schenck in 1963 and by her
'second husband Wallace Moore in 1985, She
was .also predeceased by two brothers,
Hyrum and Alex and two grandchildren,
Bradley Schenck and Brian McKerracher.
Friends were received at the Heinbuck
Funeral Home in Stratford. A funeral service
was held at the Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints. Burial was in
Avondale Cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy donations may
' bemade to the charity of one's choice.
(Mrs. Hamid W a ,,/ an
Watkin of London; brothers Robert, Donald former Myrtle Schram and son William and
and Albert, all of London; and 11 grandchild- his Also wife
Evelyn
yinofg are three sisters, Nettie
ren.
Mrs. Malaniuk was predeceased by her (Mrs. Wilmer McClinchey) of Varna, Grace
first husband, Herman Adman in 1961, one pepper of London, and Ella (Mrs. George
daughter Betty Herbrik, one brother Arthur Tinney) of Exeter; and three brothers, John
and one sister, Edith Lowden. of Hensel!, Alex of RR 4, Seaforth and Nelson
The family received friends at the Whit- of Hamilton.
ney-Ribey Funeral Home and a funeral He was predeceased by one sister Dora
service was held Tuesday. Interment Malt- (Mrs. Thomas Slavin) and by two brothers
landbank Cemetery, Seaforth. Ernest and Stewart.
Pallbearers were Steve Lupul, Robert Friends will be received at the Ball and
Newnham, Ken Oldacre, Andrew Patrick, Falconer Funeral Home in Clinton and a
Earl McSpadden and Lavern Godkin. • funeral service will be held today at 2 p.m. at
Flower bearers were Hazel McNaughton the funeral home. Interment Clinton Ceme•
and Helen Byers. tery.
GRADUATES 1
TORRANCEDUNDAS
Torrance Dundas, of Walton, died Sunday„
August 10, 1986 at the Seaforth Community
Hospital, He was 86.
Born in McKillop Township, hewas a son
of the late William Albert Dundas and the
former Susan Boyd.
He was a member of Duff's United Church
and had been a longtime trustee of the Morris
Township public school system.
Surviving are one daughter, Olene and
husband Barry MacLeod, and, one grand-
daughter, Natascha, all of Waterloo; and one
sister, Tillie, of Huronview.
Mr. Dundas was predeceased by his wife,
the former Olive Bolger m 1982, and three.
brothers, Willis, Robert and Armour.
Friends were received at the W hitney-
Ribey Funeral Home Monday and a funeral
service was held Tuesday. Burial was in
Brussels Cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy donations may
be made to Duff's United Church..
Pallbearers were Irwin Johnston, Bill
Coutts, Doug Kirkby, Campbell Wey, Gerald
Ryan and Gerald Watson.
JOSEPH JEROME DEVEREAreceived
his Bache/or of Science in Mence at eetallurgy turd
exesesatMc aste.r'UnSivveerrssitty Hamilton
He is a graduate of Seathrib District
High School d St. James Separate School,
Seaforth. Joseph is the son of Joe and
Florence Devereaux, Seaforth.
PAULHAK, son of Harry and Catherine Hak
of Seaforth, graduated from Conestoga
College, Kitchener in Business Administra-
tion -Accounting, etthe convocation ceremon-
les held in Kitchener on June 14 1986. He
has accepted a position with .Vrird and
Uptlgrove, Chartered Accountants, in Listo-
wel.
News deadline Monday 4 p.m.
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