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Funeral service was held
Mpnday, Septeanber 16•, at
':34 at The McBurney
i+'unerai .Heine, Wingham,
for Mrs. George McClena- ,
ghan of Whitechurch. Rev.
George Ball. and Rev. Clar-
ence McClenaghan officiat-
ed.
DEATHS
McMINN—Passed away at
Huronview, Clinton, on
Saturday, September 8,
Leslie McMinn of 78
Patrick Street West,
Wingham, in his 69th year.
m He was the beloved
husband of the former
Lorna Baylor; dear father
of Mrs. Walter (Leora)
Bacon of Orangeville and.
Charles of For t. John,
B.C. Also surviving are
three grandchildren; one
sister, Vera Morton of
Spruce Grove, Alberta;
and two brothers, Norwood
of Shallow Lake and
Archie, Kitchener. He was
predeceased by• one
brother Charles earlier
this year. Funeral service
was conducted Tuesday at
two o'clock at The
McBurney Funeral Home,
Wingham, by Capt. Borden
Linkle.ter. Cremation will
follow with interment of
ashes in Greenwood
Cemetery, Owen Sound.
Mrs. l icClenaghan was
carried to her final resting
place in Wingham Cemetery
by Ivan Laidlaw, Carl
McClenaghan, John Gaunt.
Don Saunders, Percy Mc-
Clenaghan and Brian Mu-
tual. Carrying floral tributes
were Gavin McClenaghan,
Shelly Saunders, Clavin Mc-
Cienaghan, Scott McClena-
ghan, Michael McClena-
ghan, Shannon McClenaghan
and Steven Saunders.
Mrs. McClenaghan passed
away Saturday, September
8, at Maitland Manor Nurs-
ing Home, Goderich, after a
lengthy illness. She was in
her 89th year. Born in
Kinross Township on Sep-
tember 29, 1895, she was the
former Lily Victoria Gaunt,
a daughter of the late Edwin
Gaunt and Ada Garbutt. Her
husband predeceased her in
1955.
Left. to mourn her passing
are one daughter, Mildred
McClenaghan of White-
church, and one son, Edward
McClenaghan of Kitchener.
There are three grandchil-
dren, six great-grandchil-
dren and one sister, Mrs.
Alex (Edith) Sealy, Vancou-
ver, B.C. She was prede-
ceased by one sister and five
brothers.
Mrs. McClenaghan was a
member of Whitechurch
United Church.
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'The Windham Advanee,Ti'a res, Sept. 12, 10.84—:Page 9
Pattison dies. Lows°"'
;wo mos. after
Mrs. JOhu ettason of 212
Minnie Street, Wingham,
passed awaj Saturday,
September 8, at Wingham
and District Hospital after a
long and courageous
struggle with cancer. Her
::death, at the age of 69, came
two months after that of her
husband John who passed
ray,:uiy 6.
'The former Amelia Emma
Willert, Mrs. Pattison was
born at Parkhill on February
1,1915: She was predeceased
by her parents, Simon P.
Willert and Irene Bice. After
receiving her education in
Dashwood, she worked in
London and Detroit before
Longtime Howson employee,
Wilfred J. Vollmer dies ,
An employee of Howson
Mills for 27 years, Wilfred
Joseph Vollmer of RR 2,
Wingham, passed away
Saturday, September 8, at
St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Born 78 years ago, on May
7, 1906, Mr. Vollmer was a
native of Mornington
Township where his parents,
the late Joseph Vollmer and
Catherine Dentinger, resid-
ed. He was a member of
Sacred Heart Roman Catho-
lic Church, Wingham.
Mr. Vollmer was prede-
ceased by his wife, the
former Angeline Schiestel, in
1980. He is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Erwin
(Shirley) Ste. Marie of New
Hamburg and Mrs. Glenn
(Eileen) Skinn, Hanover;
one son, Harry Vollmer of
RR 2. Wingham, and nine
grandchildren. There are
four surviving sisters, Mrs.
Alfred (Edith) Isley of
Beachy, Saskatchewan;
Mrs. Charlie (Clara) Kocher
of Kitchener; Mrs. Sidney.
(Loretta) Reist, Elmira; and
Mrs. Clarence (Nettie)
Weiler, Walkerton; and one
brother, Norman Vollmer of
Elmira.
Funeral service was held
Tuesday, September 11, at 11
a.m. at Sacred Heart
Church, Wingham, Rev. Stan
Soltysik officiating. Inter-
ment followed in Sacred
Heart Roman Catholic
Cemetery, Teeswater.
Pallbearers were Don
Wallace, John Schiestel,
Tom Rowe, Michael Willie,
Michael Ste. Marie and
Darren Ste. Marie. Angela
and Teresa Skinn carried
floral tributes.
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coma tu, Wia11 fan tom•
to herb establish her
husband's busipess, 'attlson
Radio , and Electro.
Together she and her
husband operated the
business on Wingham's
Josephine Street until
retirement in 1975. They
were married in London an
August 23, 1954.
Mrs. Pattison was the dear'
mother of Mrs. Jan
(Katherine) Vanderhorst of
Kitchener and James of
Toronto and grandmother of
Peter John Vanderhorst. She
is also survived by one
brother, Mervyn Willert of
Willowdale, two nieces .ond
two nephews. She was
predeceased by one sister,
Margaret Kiener, formerly
of Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Pattison was a for-
mer member of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Branch 180,
Royal Canadian Legion.
Friends paid their respects
at The McBurney Funeral
Home, Wingham, where
Mrs. Pattison rested until
Monday when funeral serv-
ice was conducted by Rev. J.
Rea Grant at 1:30. Interment
followed in Wingham Ceme-
tery.
Active pallbearers were
Clifford Penhale, Robert
Pike, Fred Lewis, Dave
Murray, Bill Cruikshank and
Bruce Machan. Honorary
bearers were John Currie,
Lloyd Casemore and Ed
Edighoffer. Floral tributes
were carried by Patricia
Bailey and Gordon Buchan-
an.
#I+(wt tOfit r ilRident of
ti ghalnia,, ,eltis Russell
Storey, d asst d away
Tuesday, Se tem 4, at
P ane+erest Manor Pursing
Home, Lucian! , f9.11owing.a
lengthy illness. He was in his
83rd year.
Mr. Storey,'a native of the
Huron County village of
Walton, was born December
26,1902, a scoot the late John
Storey and • Elizabeth
Beir-aies:'. He married the
former Olive May Groves at
St. Paul's Anglican Church,
Wingham, and she prede-
ceased him on July 16, 1972.
He was also predeceased by
one grandson, one brother
Thomas and three . sisters,
Florence, Gertrude and
Jenny.
Mr, Storey is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Matin
Elliott of Seaforth and Mrs.
William (Lois) Broome of
Wingham; two sons, Gary of
Wingham :and Irvine,
Dungannon;" 14 grand-
children and 18 great-
grandchildren.
The late Lou Storey rested
at The McBurny Funeral
Home, Wingham, where
friends. paid .itheir respects
until Thursday, September 6;
when funeral service was
conducted at two o'clock by
Rev. J. Rea Grant. Inter-
ment followed in Wingham
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Stewart
Hunter, Wayne Hunter, Greg
Storey, Larry Hodgins, Jim
Hallam and Bevan Brown.
Flowers were carried to the
graveside by Janet Storey, .
Heather Storey and Debbie
Hodgins.
Cards of Thanks
A sincere thank you to our
family and all our relatives
and friends for the super cel-
ebration of our silver an-
ninversary.
Jacqueline and
Fred Moore
I would like to thank all the
women in the Brussels area
for attending and sending
gifts to my _community
shower. Your thoughtfulness
and kind wiI hesoare,^vetg
much appreciated
letter and the Salvation
Army ladies who provided
and served lunch.
The Henderson family
We wish to thank our
family who arranged the
social evening and dance in
honor of our 35th wedding
anniversary. A special thank
you to all who attended and
for the best wishes, cards
„ .and gifts we received.
v,t s. ,,r'T Clare and GIays
VanCa p
Bonnie Richmond
We wish to sincerely thank
friends, relatives and neigh-
bors for their expressions of
sympathy at the passing of a
beloved husband and father,
Harry (Hank) McDougall.
Thanks also to Dr. Ping and
the nursing staff at Wingham
and District Hospital and the
McBurney Funeral ,Home,
pallbearers and flower
bearers.
Fiona, Jim and
Troy McDougall
Special thanks to Rev. Rea
Grant, Mr. Swatridge, For-
ever Yours Flowers, The
Flower Nook, McComb's.
Layton McBurney (for
chairs) and Mr. Snyder,
family and neighbors for
everyting, in helping make
our daughter Heather and
our new son-in-law David's
wedding day such a special
one.
Mary and
George Prue
Many thanks to the nurs-
ing staff and Dr. B. Hanlon
for the safe arrival of our
daughter Marita Louise.
Lexa and
Hannu Harinen.
The family of the late Mrs.
Ethel Tremble would like to
thank relatives, friends and
neighbors for their kind acts
and expressions of sym-
pathy. A special thank you to
the ladies of the church who
made lunch, those who sent
floral tributes, cards, Rev.
Bates for his comforting
words and Watts Funeral
Home. Your thoughtfulness
will always be remembered.
We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks and appreciation
to relatives, friends, and
neighbors for floral tributes,
donations, cards and food,
and their kindness during the
loss of a dear son and
brother. Special thanks to
The McBurney Funeral
Home, Mr. Perry, pall-
bearers and flowerbearers.
L. McDougall
and family
Sincere thanks to our
families, friends and neigh-
bors for the many surprises
we received on our 25th anni-
versary September 5, 1984.
Jim and Dorothy
Marks
We wish to thank all the
nurses, staff and Dr. Gear
and Dr. Hanlon for the safe
delivery of Shelley.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Johann.
We would like to thank our
relatives, neighbors
friends who were sond to
us during our r ent be
reayement. Specs thanks to
The McBurney Funeral
Home, Capt. Bor Link -
Jim and Anne Smith wish
to heartily thank relatives,
friends, family and neigh-
bors who remembered them
with cards, gifts and good
wishes on the occasion . of
their 50th wedding annivers-
ary. It was heart-warming to
have so many attend the
"Open House". Your
thoughtfulness will be long
remembered by both of us.
I would like to thank
MacGowan Nursing Homes
for sponsoring me in the
Queen of the Fair Contest.
Also thanks for their lovely
gift . and thanks to the other
merchants for their gifts.
Peggy McLellan
I want to say a special
thank you to all relatives,
neighbors and friends that
planned, attended and sent
gifts for my- shower in
Brussels. The gifts are all
useful and very much ap-
preciated.' ThahkS to neigh-
bors and friends who -helped
Mom with food etc. so much
before and during the
wedding. Also thank you to
the Wheeler family, Shirley
for the beautiful flower
arrangements, Carol,
George and Kevin for all the
work and planning of our
Buck and Doe. I must say it
is a great community to have
lived in and we will always
be back to visit quite often.
Thank you everyone so
much,
Catherine (nee Cardiff)
and Gord Fuller
We would like to thank our
family, and our relatives for
the lovely dinner in honor of
our 35th wedding annivers-
ary, a ' he happy evening
witl(every'` e after at the
home ofWalla and Shirley.
Special thanks t all for this
very happy time to her.
Jo
+ lda Norman