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DONALD BODE'
Donald William Henry Bode of
Cfoder�ch St Niest, Seaforth, died
on , May 29 gat `Universit•
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ospi " London. He was
a'Bb n m Hanover .on Ocie6
r 23,
1,h arson of thelate Fed
Bode, alithe ' trmler Florence
Dietz :.
`M41odears survived} -by *Wei.
the formerAelma Zurbrlgg# son
Paul alid *ife Margo o£ -Aylmer;:
daughter Joanne and husband
Dens Drennan of Stratford, and
grandson
-Ph1110 ,,,Pprennans ,I•le is
also ,survived -by one "sister, Mrs.
Elaine Rouw of •Hanover.
- He was .the son-in-law of Mabel
Zurbrigg of` Listowel, and brother-
in-law of Ken and Joan Zurbrigg of
Kincardine, Lyle and Jennifer Zur-
brigg of Sebringville, and Shirley
and -Glenn Lanib '•of Goderich.;
He was employed by the Domi-
nion Stores and. M. Loeb Ltd. until
moving to Seaforth in 1967, where
he managed the Y.G.A. store until
1973: He was appointed purchasing`
agent at the Seaforth Comrunity
Hospital where he worked until
May, 1987.
Hewas a member- of the Nor-
thside United Church and was in-,
volved with Seaforth HppSe League
;`b'osebpIlt s 'asci Seaforth
` `-Seaf ortld
Centenairea; He also served for six
years on the town Recreation
Committee
Friends were received at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home,
Seaforth, on Thursday, May 31 and
Funeral services were held on Fri-
day, , June 1 at 2 p.m., Reverend
James Vanslyke of Mount Elgin of-
ficiating. Pallbearers were Robert
McIntosh of London, David Slorach
of Etobicoke, George McInnes of
Kleinburg, Ken Kreutzkamp of Kit-
chener, Everett Zurbrigg of Gerrie
and Jack McLlwain of Seaforth. In-
terment Fairview Cemetery,
Listowel.
CECIL LEMON
Cecil Jack Lemon of Sarnia and
formerly of Seaforth, died on Tues-
day, May 30, 1990 at • Sarnia
General Hospital.
Bern in 1Vlitchell, he was a son of
the late David Lemon and the
former Freda. Wolfe.
- Ile had operated a taxi business
in Seaforth prior to moving to Sar-
nia, where he was employed with
the Ontario Ministry of Transporta-
tion. ' He was a member of the
As expressions of s
donations may be mad
Heart+and Stroke Foundatl
tanor or the `Huron,Per
Aaeo iation
40Ql �SIEMON
Lawre -ee Frederick
Stenion o Rita Lutheran' YilIa.
formerly of McKillop Township'pi�
Wednesday, May 31 at t
residence He was 74s
y Ili Hentiersws ,Jason erl tved e�gnr Y! r
ptlth , eyiur She is syrvived by: dent fen
to the Fay enderson, Dale Churchward 'Larry. Toews of Irudsfail, da te-
of, On- and , Hen arson Interment Patti Wales �bf Edmonton A berta
Lung "Bruoselg Cenetery o....f ' and son Dwayne -sand wife Lon of q_.
JOHN ERNEST "JACK” ,: gcaigo can husband rtai it Hectorof%'
D Tillsonburg• brothers Charles'
John "J h"7 Mustard ; of Dungey anti wife Grace of London,
Brueefield died on ` a June 1,• y Dungey- and wife
1990 t his residenc He , 67, . and Revered Ra` `
Bois Wilma of Vancouver; B rG ; and• a
" 'B(04e3:1ye'w�as $,aon'uf fife la% She. was the niece of Hilda and
Bill Austin of Seaforth and Mrs.
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s on January 19, 92J in grandson Stephen
',Born- in McKillop Township on John Mustard" tiie forme% Marys,
.Tune 24, 1915, he was a son of the Ketches memo: of the Eileen Demmerling of Harriston.
late "William Siemon and the •Btittania , Masonic Lodge: of Visitation will be 'held at the
former Emma Rennie. He had;Seaforth,. and a Member of the Whitney -Ribes Funeral Home,
farmed in'NlcKiilop Township and Brucefield United Church. Seaforth of Friday, June 8 from 2-4
had resided at ,Ritz Lutheran Villa Mr:'Mustard rs survived by his p.m. and 7-9 p.m.,' and until 2 p.m.
since 1984. He was a member of St. fie, the•;former Mary Reid," Also on Saturday,- June 9 when faineral
Peter's Lutheran Church,'surviving are a daughter Catharine Services will be held, Reverend
Brodhagen. Mustard of London;; sons Stewart Greg • Gilson
Surviving are his sisters, Mrs. and wife Barbara of Stratford, Neil Anglican Church and Reverend Ray
Dungey of -Vancouver-Vancouver officiating. of St. Thomas
Minnie Vock of Ritz Lutheran Villa, ,and _
wifeJoy-oi=Stratford;, Jeffrey
Mrs. Mabel Rode of Listowel, Mrs. and wife Debra of Spruce Grove, Intermend .Maitlandbank'Cemetery
Lyle (Annabelle) Speice of Niagara Alberta, and Charles of Sioux As expressions of sympathy, done -
Falls, Mrs. Milton (Martha) Rock Lookout; :'and grandchildren tions may be made to the charity
of Mitchell and firs. Boyd (Ger- Sheldoii, Aaron, Jaclyn,, Andrew, of choice.
trude) Driscoll of Seaforth; Nicholas, Shyla and Brent.
view, Clinton and Carl Seimon of KeSk (MrQ Ken 1GIcGowan) of-'
nieces and nephews. Clinton; "anti brothers Aldie and i' .. from page IIA
He was predeceased by brothers wife of 'Bra :mist,
and Archie and''
Warren,, 41be{•t, ;Alkene anal,. Jgiir► " eriEvaiof,London a l Ynr► Devereaux, both ofEgmond-..
gamin,
' enwas r vdle, Maxine Houston rof W ton
and" by sisters Alice r®oka and rD Fed by' an infanta �� .
Adeline Dolmage.
Friends were received at the
Lockhart Funeral Home, Mitchell
until noon Saturday, June 2 when
transfer was made to St. Peters
Lutheran Church'for funeral ser-
vices, Reverend Bob Book of-
ficiating The church choir was in
attendance and sang "For There is
No Night There" accompanied by
Lois Bennewies at the organ.
Pallbearers were David, Paul,
Keith and Bill Siemon, Eric
Driscoll and Martin Vock. Inter-
ment St. Peters Lutheran
Cemetery.
McKillop Township; and numerous Hrueefield, (fid Edna Mustard o '' .ponce for Heart
`daughter: M •, . ..- _ ,�
Friends were .received at;.:'the
Beattie -Falconer 'Funeral Horne,
Ball Chapel, Clinton on Monday,
June 4 with funeral services at 2
p.m., Reverend l5on Robinson of
the Brucefield " Jnited Church of-
ficiating. Pallbearers were Bev
Hill, 'Dave" .Mustard, Robert
Mustard,' Brian `Mustard, John
McCowan and Ken' McCowan.
Flower bearers were Sheldon
Mustard, Jack .Lee and Murray
Taylor.
Interment- Baird's Cemetery,
Stanley Township.
JOSEPHINE CUNNINGHAM
FLORENCE AMYE LOVE Mrs. Josephine Cunningham of
Miss Florence Amye Love, Huronv�'ew, Clinton and formerly of
formerly of Walton, died on Mon- Seaforth died on Saturdays 'Jiune 2
day, May 28; 1990' at the St. at Huronview• She was 82.
• Michael's Hospital, Toronto. The ;former Josephine Edge, she
in
1905, she was thBoni in e McKillop
Township
onshi theCharles.Cunningham.was predeceased •
her • husband
Mrs. Cunningham is survived by
ten children of Alexandria and a sister, Mrs. Margaret Main of
Joseph Love. Hamilton, and a number of nieces
Miss Love is survived by, a sister and nephews.
Ferne Patterson of Huronview, and She• was predeceased by a
numerous nieces and nephews. She
brother. Ernest.
;`1:Viary GGaron- of Clinton and Joan
Perie volunteered their time while
Ken Cardno acted as the Master of
Ceremonies for the :eveifngs, his
second year with the Dance for
Heart event.
Participants were able to catch a
breather and take in a demonstra-
tion by the energetic Winghaan.
Public School jump rope tears, led
by Dave Scholl, which travels to
benefits and events region -wide to
raise money for the Heart and
Stroke Foundation. On the quieter
side, the Tai Chi club of Brussels
and Stratford encouraged the crowd
to ease their way into some gentle,
rhythmic exercises to soothing
music.
A member of the International
Dance Exercise Association, Mrs.
Leitch teaches Fitness is Fun in
Seaforth arid will be starting up
Aquafit classes again this summer.
Events sueh as Dance for Heart
and Fitness Week are.good
motivators, she agrees, but keeping
fit should be a regular objective.
"Every week should be Fitness
Week."
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