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At about 1 a.in. on March 22, 1990, a
yowig male subject, 16-18 years of age,
broke into a private residence on Colborne
Street in Goderich. After turning the lights
St. Patrick's receives visit from apostles
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the occupant (an elderly, lady),. and said
dad honaetltidg to the effect that this was his
chhook car then lei sotdttboand, Olt'COun-
hat• graadliaothers bogie and a name
something like "Naismith". After talking
for a while the suspect just left.
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el good looking,brown - neck lye' very
or• wearing ite baseball cap, and bhie
jacket with a white band aground the
r. middle.
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-The-suspect _appears'to`have forced the
' front door to gain entry, but once inside,
didn't esteal anything, he just talked to the
occupant of the house.
If you have information about this or
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OF HURON COUNTY, 1.800.265.1777 and
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You will never have to reveal your identi-
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Students at St. Patrick's Separate School
in Dublin were treated to a rather unusual
guest Thursday afternoon. John, one of the
bible's 12 apostles, dropped by to give a
speech.
Well, it wasn't the real John, but rather
David Morris, an actor from Toronto who
travels frotnschool to school giving educa-
tional presentations while acting like
biblical characters.
It was a unique way for the students to
learn religious history as Morris, dressed
in traditional costume, kept the students
from grades four to eight entertained for
two hours; a difficult task considering it
GARTH MICHAEL HENDERSON
HARGREAVES
Garth Michael Henderson Hargreaves,
formerly of Brucefield, died Friday, April
13, 1990 at the Westland Medical Center in
Michigan. He was 30.
He is survived by his parents, Victor and
Shirley (Henderson) Hargreaves of
Baucefleld; brothers, Greg and his wife
Judy of RR 2 Hensall, and Brad and his
wife Teresa of Kitchener; and a sister,
Brenda -Ann and her husband Rob Snell of
Exeter.
Also surviving are; grandparents Zoe
and Alex Jeffries of Ingersol; nieces and
nephews, Gavin, Hayley, Daniel and
Timothy Snell, and Jennifer, Jodi, Serena
andanuteri Hina Hargreaves; and several aunts
Family visitation was conducted Sunday
in the Hensel chapel of Michael P. O'Con-
nor Mineral Homes. Public visitation was
o Brucefield United Church on Monday,
April 16, when a funeral service was also
conducted. Interment followed in Baird's
Cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy donatioes to
the' Beucefield ilipted Church', would , be •alp-
preciated 'by tile' family ,
LAWRENCE MICHAEL MURRAY
Lawrence Michael Murray of Seaforth of
170 Main St., Seaforth, died on Tues,' : y,
April 10 at the Seaforth Community
Hospital. He was 68.
Mr. Murray was born in Kinkora on Oc-
tober 22, 1921, the son of the late Michael
. Murray and, the former Julia Linane. He
was a member of the St. James Roman
Catholic Church and had been a transport
driver for Gay Lea foods prior to his
retirement.
He is survived by his wife, the former
Marie Hickey; a daughter Janice, at
home; sons Patrick, at home and Danny
and wife Sharon, of Kin ,re; grandchildren
Michael, Shannon and Brendan of Kintore;
and a brother, Joe, of Clinton.
Mr. Murray was predeceased by a son,
Michael, and a brother, Kenneth.
Friends were received at the Ball -
Falconer Funeral Home, Seaforth, on
Thursday with funeral services held Friday
morning at the St. James' Roman Catholic
Church, Reverend Charles Caruana of-
ficiating Pallbearers were Danny, Patrick
and Michael Murray, Larry Dolmmage, Jim
May and Jim Nash. Flower bearers were
Shannon and Brendan Murray. Buretal St.
James' cemetery.
was the afternoon before a long weekend.
Morris usually portrays Canadian
historical figures like Samuel de
said e g is lots ofto
and Sir John
requestA. Macdonald; performf
biblical characters around religious
holidays..
he Though an
in biblical actor e and CanadiMorris an
history and has no trouble keeping his
presentations factual and answering any
questions students might have concerning
the characters he portrays. "My education
is in theatre," he says with a smile, "but
I have a B.S. in history."
I OBITUARIES
JOHANNA M. SCHOONDERWOERD
Johanna M. Schoonderwoerd of RR 3
Mitchell, died at the Stratford General
Hospital on Sunday, April 15, 1990. She was
The former Johanna Marie VandenBerg,
she was born in Holland on May 14, 1904,
a daughter of the late Cornelis VandenBerg
and the former Johanna Wansinck. On
August 7, 1931, she was married to
Jacobus Schoonderwoerd who predeceased
her in 1958. The couple came to Canada
from Holland in 1951 and settled in the
Kinkora area. They had farmed in Hibbert
Township since 1952. Mrs. Schoonderwoerd
was a member of St. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church in Dublin, and was a
member of the Catholic Women's League
of the parish.
ere is survived by four ,daughters, Joan
,nderwoerd of RR 3 Mitchell,''Angeline
her husband Roy Swart of RR 4
Seaforth, Maria and her husband Bruno
Sinosic of London, and Martha and her
husband Dick Moons of RR 5 Watford; and
six sons, Neil and his wife Josephine of
RR 1 Sebringville, ' John and his wife
Cecilia of RR 1 Mitchell, Bill and his wife
Joan of Clinton, Tom and his wife Elly of
RR 2 Dublin,, Clem and his wife Jo -Anne
of Mitchell and Luke and his wife Mary of
RR 3 Mitchell.
Also surviving are 43 grandchildren; and
five great grandchildren.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Schoonder-
woerd was predeceased by one son Jack
and his wife Jane and their son Jinn
(1975), grandson Jeffrey Schoonderwoerd
(1976); and one brother and three sisters.
Friends will be received at the Lockhart
Funeral Home in Mitchell today (Wednes-
day) between 2 and 4 p.m. and 7 and 9
p.m. Mass of the Christian burial will be
celebrated at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church, Dublin on Thursday at 11 a.m.
with the Reverend J.J. Carrigan as
celebrant. Interment will be in the church
cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy memorial
donations to the charity of one's choice
would be appreciated by the family.
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Requests for Morris through his com-
pany, History Comes Alive, keep him busy
travelling throughout southern Ontario all
the time. He says he visits a school a day,
and sometimes two. "I love working with
the kids," he says, "and it pays the rent
on a regular basis."
But it isn't always easy trying to con-
vince people you're someone you're not.
Following the show Morris answered ques-
tions from the audience which ranged
from: "What happened to Joseph?" to
"Where did you learn to dress like that?"
and "If you're dead, how come you're still
here?"
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MARJORIE LLOYD
Marjorie Lloyd of Harriston, died
Wednesday, March 28, 1990 at the
Palmerston and District Hospital. She was
76.
The
survived byer her1hujorie sband, Norman Lloyd;
sons, Thomas and his wife Marie, and
Paul and his wife Sandra, all of Harriston
and daughters, Joanne and her husband
John Brown of Grand Valley; and Suzanne
and her husband Boyce Stevens of Prit-
chard, British Columbia.
Also surviving are; a sister Helen and
her husband Wm. Pepper of Brucefield;
brothers, John McEwing and his wife
Janie of Hullett Township, and James
McEwing and his wife Gloria of
Londes . , rough; 12 grandchildren; and 24
great grandchildren.
Mrs. Lloyd was predeceased by two
grandchildren.
Friends were received at the Hardy -Lee
Funeral Home in Harrison; and funeral
services were held on Mai dh 3e. Ipterm t
in Harriston Cemetery. `'
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