The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-06-06, Page 32COOPERATIVE EDUCATION BANQUET—The F. E. Madill Secondary School's cooperative edu-
cation annual banquet was held recently at the school. Among the students and employer representa-
tives gathering for the event include: back, student Carl Benninger and Ted Ahara of John Cullen
Chev-Olds; Wingham Public School teacher Gary Lisle; veterinary clinic student Chris Eadie; front,
WPS co-op students Luanne Brown and Kira Stuckey, as well as veterinary clinic representatives
Mary Wilcox and Marl McMichael.
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long :resident of Turn
M `where he farmed
many. yd's,: jack MacLean Willi
passed away at;- his home, Lo
Street, Wroxeter, on .Tuesday,
30. He was in his 70th year.
Jack Willitts was born in Turn
ry 6n Sept. 7, 1919, a „son of the la
Webster Willitts and Eth
Native ofHo is
er- - eall, e m t owner'
for Ma+ aviah i "fai A ••l.
s, 14, 1951, and the 4 d On
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ryTwo of kite'ninth, oxtcession of
May T �rnberry before,rising Vii; W x -
ear in 1;976
ber- Left ,to mourn his passing,
to besides hiswife, art their family
y*
el Lynne and Allan McColeman ofk
Timmins, Norma- AN Michas'
Wildgen, RR 1, Dungannon and
Ray .:and Shelly Wilhtts of Airdrie„
Alberta. There are :four grand hit-
dren: Ashley and Jennifer MeCole-
man and Curtis and' Chandra
Willitts and a brother, Ross Willitts
of Ripley. He was predeceased by_
his sister, Edith Haugh, in 1988.
Friends paid their respects at The
McBurney Funeral Horne, Wing -
ham, until Friday when service was
conducted ,at 2:30 by ,Rev. Larry
Welch of Bluevale Presbyterian
Church where Jack was a member.
He was carried to his final resting
place in Wroxeter Cemetery by Ken
Grant, Don Doman, Mac Willits,
Alan Willits, Bill Haasnoot and
John Haasnoot. Floral tributes were
carried by, Norman Ross, Bill Ross
and Wesley Paulin.
dies in Alberta
George Armstrong Dane ,passed
away in Hythe, Alberta, on May.20
after a lengthy illness.
Mr. Dane was born March 26,.
1916, to Annie Armstrong and
George Dane Sr. of Howick Town-
ship and farmed the, family farm
until enlisting in 1941. He served
with the Ontario Tank Regiment in
Italy and Northwest Europe. He
returned to the farm in 1946 and in
June, 1947,, married Kathleen (Kay)
Irwin. They and their five children
moved to Alberta in. 1959, settling
near Hythe to farm, until his ret ce-
ment in 1980..
He is survived by his loving and
devoted wife, Kay; their five chil-
dren: Brent and Pat; Ann and Jim
Nordhagen; Eric and Laureen; San-
dra and Lori Hommy; Kris and
Randy Moe; and 16 grandchildren:
Katie, Lily and Emma Dane; Kris,
Daina and Cody Nordhagen; Shel-
by, Keith , and Lesley Dane; Aaron,
Meghan and Dustin Hommy; Ryan,
Jesse, Kara and Jocelyn Moe. There.
are four sisters, LillianWalker, Nel-
lie Taylor, Evelyn Wilson and Mar-
garet Dane, all of Howick Town-
ship, as well as numerous nieces
and nephews. He was predeceased
by his parents and infant son, War-
ren Robert.
George was past president, o
both the Hythe and Howick
Legions. He was also involved in
various local. activities and was
highly respected for his integrity
and hard work. He enjoyed his life
in the West, especially travelling
through Alberta and the Northwest
Territories.
The funeral service was held at
the Hythe Legion Hall on May 23,
Rev. Bruce Dickson officiating.
eath s
VAUDRY—Passed away at
Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, on
Wednesday, May 31, Anne Vaudry,
beloved infant daughter of Rev.
John and Wendy° Vaudry of Wing -
ham; dear sister of Paul; Mary and
Philip, all at home; granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vaudry and
Mr. and -Mrs. John Cowan and
great-granddaughter of Mrs. Olive
Vaudry, all of the Lennoxville, Que-
f ' bec, area. Rev. J. Rea Grant conduct-
ed a private funeral service in
Wingham Cemetery.. Funeral
arrangements were entrusted to
The McBurney Funeral Home,
Wingham.
BIRTHS
Palliative care
(Continued from Page 1B)
to be present for one another with
heart, mind and soul, bringing not
only practical help as necessary, but
also awareness and comfort, appre-
ciation of the dying individual as a
whole person, a precious child of
God.
To share that most sacred
moment in a person's life is a privi-
lege granted to the palliative care
volunteer who will be receiving a
great deal, as well as giving much,
as the last months and moments of
life are made more meaningful for
those struggling with illness and
death.
Palliative Care — a much-needed
service soon to be offered by and
for the people of this community.
Share in the birth of this caring new
ministry.
•
KUYVENHOVEN We, Douglas
and Debbie Kuyvenhoven, with our
son Fraser, joyfully and thankfully
announce the homecoming of our
precious daughter and sister,
Rachel Elizabeth, born April 13,
two pounds, 11 ounces. "The Lord
has done great things for us and we
are filled with joy." Psalm 126:3.
CLARK—Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Clark, RR 3, Brussels, are happy to
announce the birth of their son on
June 1 at. Wingham and District
Hospital. The new arrival tipped
the scales at eight pounds, five
dunces, and is a brother for Aman-
da.
VAN OSCH Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Van Osch, RR 3, Lucknow, proudly
announce the birth of their son,
Matthew Joseph, nine pounds,
seven ounces, on June 1 at Wing -
ham and District Hospital.
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