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Funerals
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MRS. JOSEPHINE MARKS
Mrs. Josephine Marks, 70, wife
of the late Russel Marks of
Walton died in the Seaforth
Community Hospital on Sunday
December 7. She was the former
Josephine Mann, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. James Mann.
i She was predeceased by her
1 1 'husband in March 1967.
t 1 She is survived by one daugh-
'I ter, Viola, Mrs. Ralph Traviss and
' ' li two sons Lawrence of Exeter and
Nelson of Walton, four grandchil-
1 I dren and one great grandchild,
1 sisters Mrs. Emma Bird and Mrs.
1 Sam Barr• also survive.
1 - The Funeral service was held
i Wednesday December 10 at 2
p.m. from the M.L. Watts
1: Funeral Home, Brussels, with
t'Rev. Ed. Baker officiating. Inter-
ment followed in Brussels Ceme-
f ; tery.
I Pallbearers were Douglas Kirk-
'l .1 by, Ronald Bennett, Frank Kirkby
It '1 John Gordon, Stewart Humphries
and Stewart. McCall.
Flower bearers were Walter
Bewley, Don Ives, Stuart Steven-
ion, and Robert McMillan.
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MRS. MARGARET RINTOUL
Mrs. Margaret Rintoul, 67,
rife of the late Chester Rintoul of
trussels, of 53 West William
;treet, died Wednesday,
i/ecember 3 at Seaforth
:ommunity Hospital after a
mgthy illness.
The former Margaret Lauretta
'ollard, she was the daughter of
dward James Pollard of
IruSsels and the late Margaret
'ollard. She was predeceased by
er husband and one sister,
:sther Mrs. L. Braddick of
'ancouver.
She was born in Grey
bwnship, June 8, 1908 and
carried Chester Wilfred Rintoul
4, 1928 and resided in
lorris Township until 1951 when
ley moved to Galt.
Here she worked in the
it afeteria of South Waterloo
teniorial Hospital until she
!tired. She then moved to
11 eaforth in 1970. She was a
I ierriber of First Presbyterian 11 . hurcn.
Surviving besides her father
r re two daughters Helen, Mrs.
I ; lottglas Stewart of Seaforth and
Vancla Mrs William Scott of
'ssex; her sister Frieda, Mrs.
1 tervyn Pipe of Brussels and six
randchildren, Richard, *Glen,
ynthia and Paul Stewart and Bill
id Catherine Scott. • • 1i. The body was at the Whitney-
iboy funeral home where funeral
i d committal services were held
giturday, December 6. Rev. E. G.
Bison offidated and iriternient
!lowed in Winghani Cemetery.
Pallbearers Were, John Pipe,
nephew, of Bruskls; Jack
Coultes, nephew, of Blyth; Lloyd
Scott of Simcoe; Ross Boettger
and Ernest Mount of Galt
Cambridge and George Hays of
Seaforth.
MRS. JERRY BURKE
Violet Isabel (Anderson) Burke
died at her home in Orangeville
on December 5. She had a sudden
heart attack after many years of ill
health at age 71
Born in North Dakota, she was
a daughter of James Anderson.
and Mary Sproat. Her husband
who she married in 1928 in Morris
Twp. , died Nov. 30.
' Three brothers, Alec, Jack and
Earl Anderson , all of Belgrave,
also predeceased her. One sister,
Mrs. Mary Ellen McArter of
Brussels survives.
Mrs. Burke was a nurse who
graduated from Stratford General
Hospital and nursed in Toronto,
Midland and Orangeville.She was
a member of Westminster United
Church, Orangeville.
Rev. R. Scrivens `officiated at
funeral services on. December 8
and intermeht followed in
Greenwood Cemetery,
Orangeville. Pallbearers were'
Mickey MacDonald, Albert
Maddocks, Stewart Kennedy, all
of Orangeville and nephews,
Doug St. Denis, Orillia; Keith
Anderson, Rexdale and Ross
Anderson, Belgrave.
ALBERT JOHN BURKE
Funeral services were held
Dec. 2 in Orangeville for Jerry
Burke, 77, who died in Dufferin
Area Hospital, Orangeville, on
Nov. 30 following a Icing illness.
He was a retired engineer who
worked for 52 years with CPR and
retired in 1963. He was born in
Maisson and married the former
Violet Anderson in Morris Twp.
in 1928. Mrs. Burke died
December 5.
He is survived by three sisters,
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Bus Trip to London.
On December 10th, the Kinder-
garten children in Mrs.
Underwood's class and Mrs.
Doubleday's class went to
London. They went to the
Wellington Street Mall to meet
Santa Claus. They also went to
see the decorated store windows.
at Simpsons. Then they. saw the
decorated trees at. Victoria. Park.
There were at least 16 parents
accompanying them on the trip.
On December 11th Mrs.
MacRae's class andMrs.
Underwood's other Kindergarten
Class went on the same trip. They
left at 9:00 a.m. and were
expected to arrive back at the
school at 3:20 p.m. We all think
that this trip gave them. the
Christmas spirit.
Ben Schuitema
Christmas Assembly
Assembliles are held at
different times in the school year
and one is the Christmas
Assembly. The class who is
performing this assembly is Mr.
Farnall's. They are going to give
quite a performance. Everyone
in the class will take part in
presenting skits, poems, carols
and plays which will put people in
the Christmas spirit. I'm sure the
children will enjoy putting on the
performance as much as we will
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Christmas and New Year's Day
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Your Hosts June & Ken Webster
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Hilda, M rs. M. St. Denis, Orillia,
Dora, Mrs. J.. Harrington of
Miami and Laeon, Mrs. J.
Rivard ,Orillia.
He was a member of St.
Timothy Roman Catholic Church,
the Orangeille Legion and the
curling club and of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers.
Following services at St.
Timothy, conducted by Rev. E. J.
Mahoney, interment was in
Greenwood Cemetery,
Orangeville. Pallbearers were
Albert Maddocks, Gordon
Martin, Stewart Kennedy,
Mickey MacDonald, Bob Brown
and Charles Broydon, all of
Orangeville.
BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 11.3 119/6
enjoy watching it, There is little
time left for lines to be
memorized because the ch ildren
of Mr. Farnell's room have to
perform on December,19th. The
Senior Choir will sing a number of
songs. this assembly should be
an enjoyable one.
Patricia Burbidge
Christmas Holidays •
On Friday, December 19th at
2:20 the Howick Central. School
students start their holidays.
These hblidays run from Dec. 20
to Jan. 4 inclusive. Classes will
• resume on Jan. 5 at 8:55 a.m.
Howick Central would like to wish
everyone a safe and Merry
Christmas, and a Happy New
Year.
Gary Douglas
Volleyball
After hard practising, our boys'
volleyball teamwill play last years
boys who were on the volleyball
team. This contest will be on Dec.
11, and it should determine who
is the best. On Dec. 12 the girls'
volleyball -team will go to
Wingham High School to play
their junior girls' volleyball
team. We wish them luck as they
meet these contestants and hope
that they _will show the Howick
Central School Spirit.
Marlin Good