The Huron Expositor, 1984-07-11, Page 8A8 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 11, 1984
LACAC EMPLOYEE — Lisa Newey, a third
year engineering student at the University of
Western Ontario Is employed by Seaforth's
LACAC for the summer on the Experience '84
program. Her job will involve compiling an
information package and display about
Obituaries
LACAC, making an application form and
procedure for designating buildings and
touring the town to suggest which buildings
should be designated for restoration.
(Hundertmark photo)
GEORGE A.DDISON
George Addison, of Seaforth died Monday
July 9 at Seaforth Community Hospital. He
was 82.
Mr. Addison was predeceased by his wife,
the former Grace Tebbutt. He was also
predeceased by one grandson.
Surviving are one daughter. Betty, Mrs.
Ken Hulley, of Londesboro; one brother,
Clifford, of Texas; and two sisters, Violet,
Mrs. David Bean of Goderich, and Mary,
Mrs. Charles Wallis of Clinton. Also
surviving are five grandchildren and two
great grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home in Seaforth after 2 p.m.
Wednesday until 2 p.m. Thursday. when
funeral services will be held at the funeral
home.
Interment will be in Clinton Cemetery.
BIRTH S
ROBERTSON: Archie and Sharon thank God
for his precious gift. a little daughter. Karen
Ruth born June 22 weighing 7 lbs. 15 or. at
Seaforth Community Hospital, a sister for
Timothy James.
Rejoicing grandparents are Bill and Sadie
Knights of Toronto and Jim and Flora
Robertson. of Loran.
ELSTON% John and Donna (nee Hart) are
pleased to announce the birth of their first
child, Mark Clifford John, weighing 7 lbs. 9
or, on July 6. Proud grandparents are Jim
and Lois Hart, Brussels and Ed and Margaret
Elston. Arva.
MARY WEITZMAN
Mary (McKellar) Weitzman, 85, of 2256
South Ave., Niagara Falls, died Sunday July
1 in the Grand Island Manor after a lengthy
illness.
Widow of the late Carl Weitzman, she is
survived by a son Douglas, a daughter-in-law
Nancy, two grandchildren and two sisters,
Grace Scott, of Seaforth and Jean Miller, of
Riverside Nursing Home. Mitchell.
Funeral services were held on Thursday
July 5 at the Otto Redanz Funeral Home,
Niagara Falls with Rev. Robert Bellingham
officiating. Interment Riverside Cemetery.
Computers are topic
AGNES CULLEN
Agnes Ruth Cullen of Fordwich died at St.
Joseph's Hospital in London on July 2. She
was 56.
The late Mrs. Cullen was predeceased by
her husband. Cecil Cullen in 1982.
She is survived by her parents. Rev. Henry
and Martha Heise of Stouffville. Also
surviving are one daughter. Catherine, Mrs.
Donald Reaman, of Burks Falls: two sons.
Ken of Calgary. and Gerald of Stratford; six
grandchildren and seven great grandchild-
ren.
Mrs. Cullen rested at the Gorrie Chapel of
M.L. Watts Funeral Homes. A funeral
service was held from Brethren In Christ
Church in Fordwich on July 6. Mr. Jesse Bawl
officiated. Interment was in Heise Hill
Cemetery in Gormley.
Pallbearers were Ted Klaassen, Gordon
Stickley, Herman Oldengarm, Ken Vines,
Bob Gibson. and Carl Hogg.
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Each member will compare three different
computer ,systems to decide which would be
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Wedding
LEISHMAN — JACOBS
Wanita Joan Jacobs, daughter of Malcolm
and Joan Jacobs, of Brussels and Allan
Richard Leishman, son of Jim and Ruby
Leishman, of RR5,--Brussels were married
June 16 at the Belgrave United Church with
John Roberts officiating. Maid of honor was
Jennie Hopper, of Wingham and groomsman
was Frank Leishman, of Dashwood. The
reception was held at the bride's home. After
a wedding trip to Collingwood, the couple will
reside at RR5, Brussels.
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Wedding
O'REILLY — ROBINET
Mary Margaret Robinet, daughter of
Archie and Mona Robinet of RR2 Baden and
Patrick Louis , O'Reilly, son of John and
Margaret .O'Reilly of RR2 Dublin, were
married on Saturday, June 9 at St.
Columban`"Roman Catholic Church in a
double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. P.
Oostveen. Matron of honor was Mary
Verberne and bridesmaids were Natalie and
Stephanie Robinet, Diane Stewart and
Marlene O'Reilly. Flowergirls were Natalie
and Stephanie Dale. Gary O'Reilly was the
best man and ushers were Dennis and Tom
O'Reilly, Frank Claessens, and Richard
Verberne. A reception was held at the
Mitchell and District Community Centre.
After a cruise to the Bahamas, the couple
took up residence at RR2 Dublin.
(Photo by Mary Layton)
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