Clinton News-Record, 1986-08-13, Page 191
42. Death notices
LINDSAY
At University Hospital London on Tuesday,
August 5, 1986 John Douglas Lindsay of Bayfield
in his 73rd year. Beloved husband of Jeanne
Evelyn Dunn; dear father of George and Clarkla
of Ottawa, Ellen and Jim Butcher of Clinton,
Donald and Barbara of Bayfield; loved grand-
father of Nathan, Sheila, and Nikki Lindsay, Mat-
thew and Mark Butcher. Brother of Jean (Mrs.
Charles Bell), Nora (Mrs. William Orr), Jesse
(Mrs. Robert Blair), Pearl (Mrs. James Hut-
chings), Phyllis (Mrs. George Heard) all of
Bayfield, Charles Brown Lindsay of Goderich
Township and George Lindsay of Paris; also sur-
vived by a number of nieces and nephews. The
• family received their friends at the Ball and
Oalconer Funeral Home, 153 High St„ Clinton, 7-9
.m. Wednesday and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday.
uneral service was held at the funeral home 2
o'clock Friday afternoon. Interment Bayfield
Cemetery. -33
SHADDICK
At Maitland Manor, Goderich, Ontario, on Sun-
day, August 10, 1986, Joseph Richard Shaddick of
Londesborough, in his 79th year. Beloved hus-
band of the former Elsie Manning. Dear father of
John of Goderich, and William of
Londesborough. Dear brother of Mrs. Maime
Carter of Clinton and Allen Shaddick of
Londesborough. Also survived by five grand-
children. A private family service was held at the
Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ontario, with inter-
ment in Blyth Union Cemetery. -33
DUNDAS
Torrance of Walton; at Seaforth Community
Hospital, on August 10, 1986. in his 87th year.
Torrance Dundas, beloved husband of the late
Olive Bolger and dear father of Olene and her
husband Barry MacLeod of Waterloo. Dear
grandfather of Natoscha. Also survived by one
sister Tillie of Huronview. Predeceased by three
brothers Willis, Robert and Armour. The family
received friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home, 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth, until
3:30 p.m. Tuesday; when funeral services were
held. Interment Brussels Cemetery. -33
PEPPER
t Clinton Public Hospital on Monday, August 11,
986, Mr. Foster Pepper of Clinton, in his 78th
year. Beloved husband of the former Myrtle
Schram. Dear father of William and his wife
Evelyn of Seaforth. Also survived by three sisters
Nettie (Mrs. Wilmer McCiinchey) of Varna, Grace
Pepper of London, Ella (Mrs. George Tlnney) of
Exeter, and by three brothers, John of Hensall,
Alex of RR 4 Seaforth( and Nelson, of Hamilton.
Predeceased by one !sister Dora (Mrs. Thomas
Slavin) and by two brothers Ernest and Stewart.
Friends were received at the Ball & Falconer
Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Clinton, on Tues-
day from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service will be
held at the funeral home on Wednesday, August
13, 1986 at 2 o'clock. Interment Clinton
Cemetery. -33
43. Births
ANDREWS
Robert and Debbie (nee Marrinan) of Merton are
pleased to announce the arrival of their son
Christopher Jordan on Aust 5, 1986 weighing
12 lbs. 2 ozs. at Victoria Hospital, London. Proud
grandparents are Doug and Marion Andrews of
London and Pat and Joyce Marrinan of
Clandeboye.-33nx
MASON -'
David and Brenda are pleased to announce the
birth of their son Allan Robert David weighing 6
lbs. 9' oz. on August 8, 1986 at Clinton Public:
Hospital. A brother for Robert, John, Jamie and
Crystal. Proud grandparents are Jim and Irma
Mason of Blyth and Alex and Uneetto Biesinger
of Kitchener.-33nx •
WALKER - MILLER
Ken and Joan are pleased to announce the birth
of their daughter Kendra Patricia weighing 8 lbs.
12 ozs. on August 8, 1986 at Clinton Public
Hospital. Spoiling rights go to grandma and
grandpa, Pot and George of Thorold
South.-33nx.
46. In memoriam
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47. Cards of thanks
MCDOUOALL
Thanks to Drs. Baker and Salsbury and nurses on
first floor of Clinton Public Hospital for taking
such good core of me. Matthew McDougall. -33x
BATKIN
Many thanks to 17r. Steed; Dr, Flowers, Dr. Baker
and nurses who treated me so well while a pa-
tient in Ciintan Public Hospital. Also, thanks to
friends and neighbors for cards, flowers and
gifts. Lloyd Batkin.-33x
CONSITT
I wish to thank my family, friends and relatives
for flowers, cards, gifts, treats and visits while I
was a patient in University Hospital and after
returning home. Special thanks to Eric, Sharon,
Jeff and Sherry Chuter, Bob and Margaret Reid
for helping me at the scene of the accident. Also,
thanks to Dr. Salsbury and all the Doctors and
nurses on 7th floor. Your kindness and
thoughtfulness will always be remembered.
Julie Consitt.-33
MOFFATT
Me wish to thank our family, relatives,
neighbours and friends who made our 25th Wed-
ding Anniversary a celebration to cherish. The
surprise party arranged by Heather and Melissa
was a time we will always treasure. Special
thanks to June and Lloyd, Audry and Brian, Ruth
and Orville and Kathy and Doug for making it
possible. Thanks to all who sent cards,gave gifts
and honoured us with their presence. Your good
wishes and kindnesses will always be
remembered, Gerald and Mary Moffatt. -33
PROCTOR
In loving memory of a dear son and brother Jef-
frey Proctor. who passed away ten years ago
August 15th, 1976, at age 15:
He is gone but not forgotten,
And as dawns another year,
In our lonely hours of thinking,
Thoughts of him are always near.
Days of sadness will come o'er us,
Many think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow,
That lies in the heart concealed.
Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Mom,
Dad, brothers and sisters and their families. -33
' MARSHALL
We wish to express sincere appreciation for the
many acts of kindnes shown, cards, flowers and
calls to our home during our loss of a dear hus-
band, father and grandfather. Special thanks to
Dr. Newland, Lori Swan and Arlene Sager. Anna
Marshall and family. -33x
LINDSAY
The family of the late John D. Lindsay wish to
thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for
visits, flowers, memorial donations, sympathy
cards and food sent to our homes. Special thanks
to the pallbearers and flowerbearers as well as
the ladies of the Bayfield United Church U.C.W.
Thank you Rev. John Hoekstra and Rev. Doug
Pitts for your comforting words. The many acts of
kindness and thoughtfulness will always be
remembered. Jeanne and family. -33x
FEAGAN
We would like to thank our neighbours, relatives
and friends for flowers, gifts, cards and monies
we received at. the Open House for our 40th Wed-
ding Anniversary at the White Carnation,
Holmesville, Friday evening. You attendance
made our 40 years together a memorable even-
ing that we will always treasure. Special thanks
to our nieces and nephews and Sandra and Davic
Orr and everyone who helped in any way, anc ,
last but not least, the Wilbies Orchestra. Ross
and Betty. -33x
SMITH
We would like to take this opportunity to thank
all our friends and neighbours for the lovely gifts
and cards we received on our 20th Anniversary
surprise party. It's a memory we will always
cherish that made our day special. Thanks to all.
Myrna and Glen Smith. -33
47. Card of thanks
STANLEY
The family of the late Orville J. Stanley would
like to express a sincere thanks to our family,
neighbours and friends for your kindness and
concern during our bereavement. The flowers,
donations, sympathy -cords, and food sent to our
home have been greatly appreciated. Thank you
Rev. Bechtel for your kind words; the ladies of
Ontario St. Church Evening Unit for the lovely
lunch following the service; to the Beattie,
Funeral Home; the assistance provided by the
Huron County Home Care Program and the
capable staff of V.O.N.'s. Our appreciation to
each and every one. Betty, Jim, Paul and Laura
Stanlye.-33x
The Penfound and
Potter families invite
you to loin them
in celebrating
Marilyn and Mervyn
Penfounds'
25th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
OPEN HOUSE
at
Ontario Street United Church
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23
2r4p,m.
—Best Wishes Only Please—
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Pte. J.A. Verbeek
• POLLOCK
I would ike to thank my family an-ci friends for
visits, cards, gifts and flowers during my stay at
Clinton Public Hospital. Thanks also to Dr.
Salsbury, Dr. Watts and the nursing staff who
took excellent care of me during my stay. Special
thanks to Mom and Linda. Your thoughtfulness
will always be remembered. Bonnie. -33
HALLAHAN - VALENTEYN
We would like to thank all those who attended
our Buck and Doe and extend a special thanks to
those who arranged the event. The time and ef-
fort invested are greatly appreciated. Peter and
Joanne. -33
BRAND
Sincere thanks to my friends and family for the
visits, gifts, cards and best wishes while I was in
hospital and later at home. Toni Brand. -33x
Too Late
1982 DODGE home and park motorhome van com-
pletely equipped, sleeps four, in excellent condi-
tion. Phone 357-3317 or 357-3185.-33
WAITRESS -ERS, cook's helper, dishwasher positons
now available. Apply to Blyth Inn 523-9381.-33ar
PEARCE - Ron and Patricia Pearce (nee Seiling) of
Chatham thank God for the safe arrival of their
daughter Heather Elenor Louise weighing 8 lbs.
2 oas. on July 15, 1986. A sister for Daniel. Proud
grandparents are Henry and Jean Sailing of Blyth
and Mrs., Elener Pearce of London,-33nx
38. Auction sale
TWILIGHT
AUCTION SALE
of
Household furniture, tools, antiques &
misc. Items. on
Wednesday, August 20, 1986
at
6:00 p.m. Sharp
3 miles North of Goderich on Hwy. 21
at Dunlop Corner, for Mrs. Gordon J.
Kaltfleyg. In case of Inclement weather,
sale will be moved to Saltford Valley
Hall, 1/2 mile North of Goderich.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: 8 pc. dining
room suite. kitchen table & 4 chairs.
table i3 16 chrome chairs, odd chairs,
studio chouch. table & floor lamps, 54"
bed. 2 sets of springs & mattresses,
storage chest, wall shelf, pictures &
frames, 10 cu. ft. freezer, Beatty dryer,
Singer sewing machine, Electrohomo
dehumidifier, humidifier. several dishes,
pots &- pans. picnic table & .2 benches,
power & hand tools such as Beaver
table saw, B & D hand sow, jigsaw,
Emery with motor, 3" vise. pipe vise,
shop vac, hydiaullic jack. 3 logging
chains, alum. & vvoed'ladders, hand &
fiarde n loots•, 1100 rid rbriclls&• haore:. • •
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: 2 wash-
stands with towel bars. settee,'rocking
chair, parlor table, 2 wicker chairs,
wicker fern stand, side chairs, foot
stools. mirror with wood frame. ell
lamp, small mantel clock, copper boiler.
crocks. hooked mats, large platter, pen-
cil sketch of Tiger Dunlop Inn, 8 fram-
ed copy of will, woven bed throw, quilt
6 linens, dishes. china, silver, brass jar-
diniere d. many other Items.
TERMS: CASH
For further information
Contact Auctioneer
NORM WHITING
Phone 235-0680
or 235-1931
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