The Citizen, 1991-01-23, Page 21Obituaries
NELSON ROY [DICK] MARKS
A former Walton resident passed
away on Wednesday, January 16,
1991 at Seaforth Community Hospi
tal in his 63rd year.
Nelson Roy (Dick) Marks was
born in Morris Township to the late
Russell Marks and the former
Josephine Mann on April 11, 1928.
For many years he operated a
school bus line out of Walton until
his retirement. Mr. Marks was an
associate member of the Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 156 in
Seaforth.
He is survived by his wife the
former Maxine Hulley. Also left to
mourn his passing are his children:
Mrs. Brian (Sharon) Pryce of
McKillop Township, Brian of Kit
chener and Blaine of Seaforth. Mr.
Marks was the beloved grandfather
of Dwayne, Bradley, Brent and
Theresa. He will be missed by his
brother Lawrence of Exeter and his
sister Mrs. Ralph (Viola) Traviss of
Walton. t,
Friends were received at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home in
Seaforth on Thursday and Friday.
A service was held the following
afternoon at two. Spring burial will
be held at Brussels Cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy don
ations may be made to a charity of
one's choice.
FRANK DUNN
Frank Dunn of Brussels died in
Wingham and District Hospital on
January 17, 1991 in his 76th year.
Frankie was a resident of Mac-
Gowan Nursing Home for 20 years
where his many friends will miss
his happy-go-lucky personality and
his helping hand. His enthusiasm
for all aspects of life will leave a
gap in Nursing Home days.
The funeral was held Monday in
Niagara Falls where Tom Dunn,
twin brother of Frank resides.
A memorial service will be held
on Thursday, January 24 at 10:30 at
the Nursing Home and all Frank’s
friends are welcome to attend.
HERBERT GORDON CHARLES
Herbert Gordon Charles passed
away suddenly at Fordwich Village
Nursing Home on Sunday, January
20, 1991. He was 91.
Mr. Charles was the loving
brother of Agnes Hill of British
Columbia, Roy Charles of Lucknow
and Lewis Charles of Listowel. He
will be remembered by his many
nieces and nephews.
Visitation was held at Bett’s
Funeral Home in Gorrie on Monday
evening. Rev. Jeff Hawkins con
ducted the funeral service at 2 p.m.
the following day. Interment will
take place in the spring at Gorrie
Cemetery.
1.9,90 milk
marketings up
The Ontario Milk Marketing
Board reported marketings of 2.362
billion litres of milk for the fiscal
year ending October 31, 1990. The
figure, released with the presenta
tion of the Board’s Annual Repon
at its 25th Annual Meeting in
Toronto on January 9 and 10,
represents a slight increase of 6
million litres, or 0.3 per cent, from
the previous year.
For this milk, the Board billed
processors $1,186 billion. The
Board retained $49 million for milk
haulage, $6.3 million for admini
stration of the marketing system
and $17.5 million for market expan
sion efforts.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1991. PAGE 21.
Break Enter and thefts over the
Christmas/New Year’s holiday
period were a problem. On Decem
ber 24, 1990 a Mary street resi
dence in Clinton was entered
through an unlocked rear door and
$75 in cash was stolen from a purse
after the thief went all the way
through the house to get at the
purse which was in the dining
room. Checks by the police reveal
ed that the thief had checked all the
houses in that block.
Another Break and Enter similar
to the aforementioned one took
place on Isaac Street, Clinton the
same date, when a thief entered a
home through an unlocked door,
Crime Stoppers
walked through the residence while
the family slept and took $100 from
a purse. There were tracks in the
snow to indicate that the culprit
was in other back yards and that
the thief went out onto Dunlop
street.
On January 3, 1991 a thief broke
into Murphy’s Bus lines and was
still in the building when he was
met by others going into the
building. The would-be thief fled
with a 12” crow bar in his hand.
The burglar is described as a white
male in his 40’s, about 5’5”, small
build and was wearing a medium
brown parka with the hood up and
drawn tight. The culprit may have
had a moustache.
If you have information about
these or any other crimes call
Crime Stoppers of Huron County,
1-800-265-1777 and you wilN be
eligible to receive a reward of up to
$1,000. You will never have to
reveal your name nor appear in
court. Remember crime doesn’t
pay Crime Stoppers does.
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