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GWENDOLYNERUSTON
Gwendolyn Isabelle Rustr of Anti Street
in Dublin, -died 'Wedne sdat at the Seaforth
Community Hospital. She was 52.
Born at Viet ^ -ia Road, Victoria County,
shewas a dant Iter of Angus Dunbar and the
late Alrna Dunbar.
She was a member of St. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church, Dublin
Surviving besides her father, are -her hus-
band, Lawrence; three daughters, Marjorie
and husband Tom Hunt of RR 4 -Seaforth,
'l\'laur ten and husband Robert Harburn of
Seaforth, and Madilaine and husband
James Bunt of Mitchell; five sons, Donald
and wife Linda of Dublin, Bradley at home,
Richard and wife Frances of Stratford,
Daniel and wife Christine of Dublin, and
Bruce at home.
Also surviving are eight grandchildren;
three brothers, Alex, Bill and Russell; and
three sisters, Nell, Leona and Cheryl.
Mrs. Ruston was predeceased by two
sons, Patrick and Darryl; one sister Mar-
jorie and one brother Donald.
Friends were received at the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral home Thursday and Friday,
and Mass of the Christian burial was held
Saturday at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church, Dublin. Spring burial will be m the
church cemetery. Pallbearers were Joe
Valders, Jim Valders, Don Valders, Ed
Maloney, Kevin Coppen and John McMillan.
Parish prayers were said Friday at the
funeral home.
As expressions of sympathy donations
may be made to the Seaforth Community
Hospital building fund,
DOItARAPIEN
Dora Rapien of Walton, died Sunday at
her residence.
Born in Elma Township, she was a
daughter of the late Fred Hollatz and the
former Margaret F.ieter.
She is atu vived by two sons, Ivan and wife
Donna, and Neil and wife Diana, all of Slab -
town; and two daughters, Joan and husband
Murray Howatt of Blyth and Nita and hus-
band Laverne McClure of Walton.
Also surviving are 17 grandchildren; two
sisters, Ella Woolacott of Hamilton and
Margaret Wick of Lindsay; one niece
Audrey Duck; and one nephew William
Woolacott.
Mrs. Rapien was predeceased by one
sister Laura and one brother Norman.
Friends were received at the Peebles
funeral home in Atwood and a funeral ser-
vice was held Tuesday at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church in Brodhagen. Committal
and temporary entombment will be in Ritz
Chapel, Mitchell_ Spring burial will be in St.
Peter's Lutheran Church Cemetery,
Brodhagen.
As expressions of sympathy donations
may be made to St. Peter's Lutheran
Church or the charity of one's choice.
MARY NOLAN
Mary (May) Nolan of Meadow Park Nurs-
ing Home in London, and formerly of
McKillop Township, .died Friday at Victoria
Hospital in London. She was 91.
The daughter of the late John Nolan and
Mary Kennyy sheisasdrivived'by one sister,
Marjorie McCaffery; and three nieces,
Theresa and husband John Driscoll, and
Deborah and Lesa Stevenson, all of London.
Friends were received at the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home and a funeral mass
was held at St. James' Roman Catholic
Church in Seaforth. Spring burial will be in
St. James' Cemetery, Seaforth.
Pallbearers were Jim Devereaux, Joe
Devereaux, Jim Kelly, Harry Art^,, Wilbert
Maloney and John Eckert.
SARAH (SADIE) MURNEY
Sarah (Sadie) Murney of Bayfield, and
formerly of Seaforth and Goderich, died
Thursday, February 2, 1989 at the Clinton
Public Hospital. She was 77.
The former Sadie Bart she is survived by
one son William and his wife Nancy of Clin-
ton; four grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren. •
Also surviving is one sister, Patricia
Oldfield of Blaine, Washington.
Mrs. Murney was predeceased by her.bus-
band Harold Marney; ane daughter Patsy;
one son Danny; one grandson Craig; one
sister; and four brothers.
At 'Mrs. Murney's request there was no'
funeral ,home visitation. A private funeral
service was held at the Hall and Falconer
Funeralliome in Clinton on Saturday. Inter-
ment Maitland Cemetery, Goderich.
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CULTURAL EXCHANGE- Ken, Jesse and PatI Britton, who farm between Mitchell and
Dublin, enlightened residents of the Seaforth Manor Sunday afternoon, on the country
of Haiti. The Brittons travelled to the impoverished Haiti, as missionaries tor six weeks
with Compassion Canada - a child sponsoring organization which addresses such
issues as schools and agricultural development. Mcllwraith photo.
K of C euchre held in St. Columban
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
Six tables were in play on Friday evening
at the Knights of Columbus euchre game.
Winners for the most games were: Vera
Murray for the ladies, consolation prize to
Cecilia Ryan; Dave Rose won for the men,
consolation prizes to Ray Murray and Ken
Coyne. Patsy. Crowley won for the most lone
hands and consolation prizes went to Helen
Nolan, Vera Murray, Mary Maloney, Frank
Crowley and Pat Delaney and Mary
Maloney won the door prize.
The neat game is Friday, February 17 at 8
pm in the K. of C. hall, St. Columban
PEOPLE
Charles and Joanne Robertson, Ken and
Mary Coyne and John Mark and Mary
Margaret Nash are back from an enjoyable
holiday in Florida.
Margaret O'Reilly, Karen Ryan, Mildred
Cronin and Cecilia Ryan attended the "Fun
Night" sponsored by the St. Mary's C.W.L.
at Hesson. I might add that it was a very en-
joyable evening with great entertainment.
Those visiting with Francis, Marie, and
Stephen Bicknell on Sunday to celebrate
Francis' birthday were Joe and Mary Ellen
Bicknell of Bradford, Martin and Teresa
Van Raay, Jessica, Dean and Phillip of
Dashwood, John Bicknell of Listowel, Sheila
Raycraft of Stratford and Joe Manley of
Stratford.
Joe and Mary Ellen Bicknell of Bradford
and Marie and Stephen Bicknell visited with
Matilda Hicknell of Cambridge on Saturday
on the occasion of her 87th birthday.
Don and Brenda Ryan,'Matthew, Stephen,
David and Angela of London visited on the
weekend with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan.
4-H NEWS
The McKillop 117 4-H Club will be starting
their meetings on February 16 at 7 pm at
Janneke's home. The project is called
"Working with Wool." Anyone interested in
this club and who is 11 -years -old by January
1, 1989 may call either Cora at 345-2184 or
Janneke at 345-2407. Please bring a 50 gm.
ball of Sayelle and knitting needles (size 4.5,
5, or 5.5) to the first meeting.
Lion embers go tobogganing
Dublin 'Correspondent
MRS. DON MACRAE
345-2842 or 345-2140
Sympathy of the community goes out to
Lawrence Ruston and his family on the sud-
den death of their wife and mother Gwen
last Tuesday. Committal services were held
on Saturday :owning in St. Patrick's
church, _ Dublin, ,with Father Carrigan
celeb 'struggle funeral mass:
Ben and Mary Lynn Benninger from
Waterloo were home with parents Hugh and
Ann Benninger for the weekend. Don and Eileen MacRae and friends
Reiny and Shirley Van Loon from celebrated their 2nd anniversary at Robin -
Newmarket were home with parents Joe dales in Goderich for dinner on Sunday
and Olga Eckert for the weekend. Also home evening.
on Sunday were Stephen Jr., and Stephen
Eckert from Egmondville.
Around 20 children and grandchildren of
the Dublin Lions Club members enjoyed a
few hours of tobogganning on the Hensall
bilis near - -pen on Sreday afternoon, with
the wean ad condii XIS great.
After returning to the Dublin hall, hot
chocolate and hot dogs were enjoyed. They
also had rides backup the hills pulled byEr-
ade r emingr-s.askieioo 'with WarreasHty :Jk3.
newies helping the children back up, asvveil"""'
as one brave adult, with his four-wheel ATV.
Schools to participate in Music Festival
On Friday, February 24, Central Huron workshops have proven to be very wor-
Secondary School in Clinton will once again thwhile as well as enjoyable.
host the 7th Annual Winter Music Festival. One of the results of the day will be an
This year sig. area Secondary Schools will evening concert open to the public, when the
participate. They include: Mitchell District choirs will have the opportunity to par-
S.S. , Centennial Collegiate - Guelph, ticipate in a large massed choir presenting a
Listowel District S.S., South Huron District major musical work in a very moving and
S.S. - Exeter, Seaforth District High School beautiful style under Mr. Johnson's direc-
and Central Huron S.S. - Clinton. tion. As well, each school will perform from
The Guest Conductor for the day will be their own repertoire of music.
Professor Deral Johnson of the Faculty of The concert will start at 7:30 p.m. in the
Music, University of Western Ontario. Central Huron Auditorium. Admission for
As in previous years, the choirs will spend the concert, will be $3 for Adults.
the day attending workshops under the - Everyone is encouraged to attend this
leadership of Mr. Johnson and several concert. It should be an exciting evening of
senior students from Western. These choral music.
Weather puts damper on euchre
Cranbrook Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
8B7.6645
The Canadian Forestershosted theeuchre
held in the Community Centre Friday,.
February 10. The attendance wasn't as
large as usual owing to the weather and
other activities.
Nine tables played and the following were
winners: high - 'Beryl Smith, Lloyd Smith,
low - Wilma Higgins, Stan Alexander. lone
hands - Dorothy Hamilton, Harold Bragg,
lucky table eight - Shirley Versteop, Annie
Engle, Stewart Swiss, Bill Eckmier, table
six - Lois Hart, Agnes Harrow, .Ross
Stephenson, Harry Jacklin, tallies - Ken
MacDonald, Blair Davidson, Bill Eckmier,
Stan Alexander, Ken Crawford, Shirley
Versteop, Agnes Harrow, Helen Alexander.
Anniversary - Lloyd and Beryl Smith; birth-
day - Adrian Versteop; lucky cup - Marjorie
McCourt. The euchre Friday February 17
will be in charge of the Hall Board.
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