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VIOLET COUGHLIN
hr. Toronto on Frid#Y
March 7,3, Mr4. WilliaM
C'oughlin) the former Violet
M. Scott, died. She was or
Hullett TOwnship in 1900,
a daughter of the late John,
H. Scott and Annie 13ewley.
She attended S.S, no, 2,
ffullett Public School and,
SeaforthC011egiate Institute,
She is survived by tutor
sisters, Orace, Mrs. fie0,11.'
ad Paterson) Brampton, and
Beulah'. Mrs.Maurice Esten,
. The late Mrav---C°uoghlin
was predecased1 by her
husband, in 1977 and P' -
brothers Water: R. And
Wilfred Scott of Seaferth
and district.
GARNET . FREE
Garnet Welsey Free, 62,
Of 35 Charles St, Stratford,
.' -died last Wednesday at the
Stratford General Hospital.
. Born in,Seaforth, he was a
sea of the late John Wesley
Free and the former Mae.
McLellan.
He was the Meat manager
• at Smith's Foodmaster Store,
listowel.
He was a member of
- John's United Church,
Surviving are his wife, the
former Sarah Clark; two.
sons, George W. of Paris,
and David G. Cattpbell
River, B.C.; one daughter,
• Christie, at home; one
brother, Harold of Escondido
Calif.; one• sister, Mrs.
Walter (Grace) Bagshavv, of
Lindsay; and six grand-
children.
- 'Friends were received at
the .Dad-Gmgras funeral
home Stratford where funer-
Comtnittal was held
Friday with Rev. • Bruce Scott
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officiating. littrial followed in
Dresden cemetery, Dresden.
STANLEY JACKSON
Furst* services for the
late Stanley Jackson of R.R.
2 Kippen were It eld- Saturday
• at the 'Whitney Ribey.Funer-
al Horne with Rev. James
Vandyke, officiatthg• ,
Failhearers were Bruce
and Bob McGregor, Bob.
ICinsmatt; Bob Roweliffe4
Stewart Ball and
ElYWINPALIAR
Mrs, Edwin, Gallop of.
Grand Bend died PO Friday,
March 16 at the South Httrott
Hospital in Exeter.
- She was the former Mary
Roach, a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. James Roach.
She was born in. Fullarton
Township on Jan. 270887.
She spent, some years-, at
Russeldale and Kirkton. Her
hsuhand predeceased herlist
1918, -
She i$. survived by font'
daughters, Mrs. Lorne
(Grace) Hodge of Watford,
Mrs. Ross (Winona) Mar-
shall) of Grand Bend, Mrs.
Leslie (Mildred) Barnes, of
Mrs. Reginald
i,.(Peggy) Paul of R. R. #1, St,
Mary; 14, grandchildren and
18 great-grandchildren, -
'One daughter, MrS. Don-
ald (Ina) McRae, of North
,Bay predeceased het as well,
as two brothers William and,
' Nelson and one sister E.
The funeral service -was
held on Monday, March'19 at
the Heath -Leslie Funeral
Home at '2p.m, with Rev,
Fred Faist officiating.. Temp-
orary entombment was in the
Elizabeth Ritz Memorial
Chapel with burial to follow
later in Kirkton Union Ceme-
tery.
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•S. ROBERTIIMEY
537-1856
On the U,C.W. meeting
that was held in the church
on March 20th, the women '
were asked to be guests of,
Walton on April 8th at 8 p.m.
to their Spring Thank offer-
ing meeting. There was also
a reminder to attend North-
side Easter Thank offering
•on March 276 at 8 p.m.
Easter lilies are to be placed__
• in the church .and Maja.
Dodds will visit Edna Alex-
ander in London and present
her with an Easter Lily.
- William Dolmage, our pres.
is a patient in Seaforth
Conununity Hospital and w• e•
all wish her a •speedy re-
covery. Vice president, .Mr,
Grace Smith was in the chair
for the meeting and opened
•with Devotions and a hymn.
The programme was in
'charge a Unit 3 with Ruth
•Axtmann as leader. It was on
Christian Development and a
lively discussion on our
•responsibilities to our church
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Winthrop after spending the• =
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Mrs. Larry ,Gardiner and
Otto Walker, Cromarty, Mr. . =
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Mrs, Mary McIver and
Barbara Alexander visited
with Mr, Arthur Nicholson.
Mrs. Lorne Beckerand
Mrs. Oscar Miller of
Dashwood visited Mrs
Adella Fisher on Tuesday.
A number of Seaforth
Manor residents enjoyed an
outing to the woods to see
the sap running and also
tasted a cup of it. It was
delicious, dear as crystal andl
cold and something some of
our residents had never
seen or tasted. We are
indeed grateful to Bill .
Southgate for giving the
opportunity to go to his bush.
High scorer for bowling
last week went to Bert }lendy
and Lenny Bloomfield.
Bingo was held On Friday
afternoon and winners were
Right to life plan
The March meeting of the
Stratford and District Right
to Lift -was held Marth 13;
at St. James Anglican
Church, 41 Mornington St
Stratford. '
Two of' the Members,
Joyce Thomas 'of Mill/ern**
and Teresa Murphy -ef Nor,.
man St.# Stratford, disctissed
the program they had present
ed to the Bet', Sigma?, 'Phi
gran) in Mitchell in early
full house - Mrs: Verna
McClure, Wilma Brill and
Mrs. Marguerite Shill. 2
straight line - Mrs. =
Marguerite Shill, Isobel •=
Larnble and Mrs.Verna •
McClure; 4 corners Mr. =
Charles...Ross, Mrs. Gertie
Hall and Doris Wills and Mr. •=
James Nolan; Straight Line -
Mr. Harold Walsh, Wilma •
Brill, Mrs. Marguerite Shill,
Miss Mae Smith of town E._
visited with Miss' Isobel
Lamb on Saturday as a =
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Last Wednesday afterndon
wasmcivie day and Mt. Clive =
Buist showed Us two interes =
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Mt. Ross Scott of
Brocefield visited his brother =
Mr. William Scott.
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