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The Huron Expositor, 1987-03-25, Page 11A10 — THE HPROH, EXPOSITOR, MARCH 25, 1987 LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT GIFT? GIVE AN E ELECTROLUX A NAME YOU CAN TRUST! ALVIN RILEY ' Sales and Service 153 Lighthouse St. Goderich 524-8889 NpWS opvpgpNA mytENNAN Olive F44' Aldiehlian died March, 90987 at Seven Oaks Hospital,. Winnipeg. She Was 96. The former Olive Allan, M. McLennan was born in Egmoridkille on September 5, , „ 1890 arid 'went an Winnipeg as a young girl. WIC "SHORTY" MUNROE. surviving are five sons, two daughters, 23 Edc "Shorty" Munroe of Chateau Gardens grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Nursing Home and formerly. of Seaforth died Also surviving are several nieces and Wednesday, March 18, 1987 at the Strathroy nephekvsjiving in the Seaforth area.. Middlesex General Hospital. He was 72, Mrs. McLennan was predeceased by her Mr. Munroe earned on an insurance husband Alex in 1987 ; two daughters and one business in Seaforth for a number of Years son; brothers Bert Allan, Wilson Allan and •until failing health forced his retirement. Arthur Nieholson and sisters Violet Green Mr, Munroe is survived by his wife, the and Florence Waugh. former Dorothy Cornell, ,of Hensall; son A funeral service wds conducted March 5. Malcolm Munroe of Whitby and daughter Internient in Elmwood Cemetery, Winnipeg.- Patricia Dark of Lucan, . Also. surviving are brothers, Earl Munroe' :KENNETH ANDREW SCOTT of Herrington and Francis Munroe of Florida; Brucefield-Feadunt7Ker1Teth-^and-five-grandchildren. opitvA.4iEs The family of WESLEY AND MAY ROE congratulate them on their.50th Wedding Anniversary on March 27, 1987. A farnily dinner will be held in their honor in early April. - Best wishes for your health arid happines and love always from your daughters and their families. MARY PRINGLE • Mary Pringle, of Brantford and formerly Of Seaforth, died Friday, March•20, 1987'4 St. Joseph's Hospital in Brantford. She was 74. • A daughter of the late Mr, and Nis, David Papple, 1VIrs. Pringle is survived by daugh ters, Wilma Rptchill and Mrs, Ken (Dixie) Sullen, of Woodstock and.Mrs, Dick (Judy) Dean of Brantford, Also surviving are brothers, Gorden " Papple and Bill Papple of Seaforth and Lloyd Papple, of London; sisters, Olive little of Seaforth, Edna Stinson of London, Annie Kerr, of Dorchester, and Myrtle ScOtt of California; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, • Mrs. Pringle was predeceased by her ' husband, Wallace Pringle, daughter Sondra Johnson, brothers Earl and Robert and sister Ella. Frierids-were-reeeive&at-the-VIceleiater Andrew Scott, • died in Clinton Public Mr. Munroe was,nredeceased by a brother Hospital on March 16 at the age of 60. Lee and sister Jean. Funeral Home, Parkhill, where the complete Mr. Scott was retired from his position as Mr, Munroe rested at the M. Box and Son sales Manager of Sun Oil Co,, formerly Ross funeral and committal service was conducted Scott Fuels in Brucefield: . Saturday, The Reverend Richard Anions He beg to drive the delivery? truck for officiated. 'Cremation. Interment in Mail, his father,' Ross, after he had coinpleted landbank Cernetery, Seaforth. hikli school. He then worked in the office and A 1Wasonic funeral service was held Friday later became a 'salesman for the company?. ' at the funeral home. In 1968; the company was sold to Sun Oil Co. As expressions of sympathy donations to 'and Mr. Scott continued with the company the Seafortli Comlnunity Hospital Memorial s as a sales manager for this districtntil hi!. Fund or to the Ontario Heart and Stroke !.' '' • retirement in the fall of 1986, Foundation can be made. THE REVEREND E. 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He had been in happily announce the arrival of their • daughter Erin Suzanne, 6 lbs. 9 oz. on March ' 11, 1987 at Stratford General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Ruth and George Ribey of Seaforth and W ilhelmenia and Roger Hoor- naert of RR 2, Kippen. Great grandmother is , Amy AV iggins of .Seafc.rth. . . MURRAY: Martha and 13ill • Murray are pleased to announce the birth of , their second daughter, Dianne Theresa on Friday, February 27, 1987. A sister for Erica, Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs: Alois Van Esbroeck, Hensall and Mr. and Mrs. • Raymond Murray, 'Seaford', VAN DY1C: Shawn is thrilled to announce the birth of his little brother Brett Peter Van Dyk. Proud parents are Ted and Leanne. Brett was born Sunday, March 22 at 1:30 a,m.. He weighed 7lbs. 8 oz, and was 211/4 inches long. Spoiling privileges go to two special grand- • mothers, Alma Hugill and Margaret Van D. Great grandparents are Joe and Helen Hugill of Seaforth. ,. Funeral Home, in Brantford and a funeral . service was held Sunday.. Captain Cooper of . the Salvation Army Citadel officiated. Cre- mation. ' ' .'- • As expressions of sympathy donations may be made to a charity of one's choice. .. • BIRTHS am. • TFSS1ER: Phil . and Dolores Beuerman welcome with love Justine Belle, born February 26, 1987 atSt: Mary's Hospital; Clinton. . • . .. • • ill health for some time. • , . Mr. Scott served for a short time in the' Reverend Stuart was the son of William Canadian Army during WWIIbut he did not and Lottie Stuart of London, Ontario. After see any overseas action as the war, at the. considerable mobility across the Atlantic in time of his enlistment, was rapidly drawing his early childhood, the family settled in to a close. . • .. . London. Rev. Stuart attended London South Mr.. Collegiate and took his Arts degree at the Scott -was a-meraber Of the Britannia University Lodge AF&AM No. 170 ; Seaforth, he was an U 'of Western Ontario. He was a active member- of the •Bluewater Shrine played talentedls •0 amateuractoratchteor Western Mustangs. , nagnsd Club, Motor Crops of Mocha Temple; Lon-., . With his father, he was a bandsman with the don and a member .of Camel Coach Club, 7th Fusilliers. . The family belonged to Mocha Temple London. : • ' Calvary United Church, and all four members ' Mr.. Scott was also .a life member of the' ' Played in that church's Sunday School London Consistory Club A&ASR 32, a life Orchestra. member of London' Lodge of Perfection . ' Reverend Stuart took his Bachelor of A&ASR and a Member of the London . Divinity degree at Emmanuel College at the University of Toronto; as well, he earned a Soverign Chapter Rose Croix as well as. a ' Master of Arts.; degree' from Toronto, in member of Moore ' Soverign Consistory, Criminal Sociology. His intent at that time Hamilton. was to make. his career as a prison chaplain. In Brucefield„ Mr. Scott was a member He was ordained into' the Ministry of the and elder of the United Church and a United Church of Canada, iri 1936.- , • member of the IOOF Lodge 210. At the University of Toronto, he met and Mr. Scott is survived by his father, his 'married Joyce Hawkesworth of Lakeside, . Ontario. Shortly after their marriage, they wife, one daughter,Mary Jane Scott of . travelled extensively in England, Europe and Goderich; and one son, Ronald and his wife Lynn. Russia, as part of his study of the penal of Toronto. Also surviving is one grandson, Graham Scott. systems. Reverend Stuart subsequently served briefly as chaplain at the' Ontario He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Reformatory in Guelph. ReVerend Stuart's Leon (Ruth) Rushcall of Victoria, B.C. first pastoral charge for the United Church of A well attended masonic service was held Canada was Trowbridge -Molesworth - at Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Clin-. Mayne, in 1938. His son Bill was born during this period of his ministry. Further service ton, on ,March 18 under the auspices of included work in Guelph, at Chaliners United Britannia Lodge No. 170, Seaforth, but several other lodges from Clinton; Church and with the Auxilliary Services of the Y.M.C.A. Goderich, Blyth, Hensel, Alsia Craig and Reverend Stuart joined the Midland 494Rn werem,attendance. Regiment, and se ed durinCthallecond On March 19, a funeral service was held at WorIdWr as a aplain in thetanadian Brucefield United Church with Rev. David Anny with the rank of Captain. After a brief -WoodalP•oofficinfingr.l. assisted by Robert posting •In., gritish Columhia, 'he served Elliott, a personbririend of the Scott family.ovm e eas, primaitly in Holland and in Italy. On his refum to Canada, the familyspent a Pallbearers were Frank Cook, Kenneth .. year residing in St. Mary's and then Holmes, John MacLellan, Jack McGregor, Reverend Stuart was called to the Morpeth- Gerald Moffatt and Wayne Stirling. • Palmyra -New Scotland charge in Kent Intdrment in Baird's Cemetery, Stanley Presbytery. The family lived in Morpeth for Township. four years. Reverend Stuart was invited to rejoin the Peace -Time Chaplaincy, and enlisted in the Royal Canadian ?kir Force with the rank of Flight Lieutenant. He was subsequently ' promoted to Squadron Leader and then to Wing Commander. His Air Force appoint- ments were as Station Chaplain -at RC.A.F. Station Goose Bay, in Labrador; and at R.C.A.F. Station Crumlin, outside London. In that latter appointment, his principal responsibility involved the N.A.T.O. flying crews training in Canada. The family resided in Dorcheater and in Laical]. With the appointment to Air Force Headquarters as Deputy Director of Religion Administration, the family moved to Ottawa; this' Ottawa appointment was a five-year term. The next stage in his Military career was his appointment as Command Chaplin for the Air Transport Command, headquartered at RC.A.F. 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The appointment to the rank of Wing Commander also brought die transfer to number one Mr Division, headquartered in Metz, France. Reverend Stuart spent the final five years of his Chaplaincy Service as the senior Protestant Canadian Chaplain overseas.. On iris retirement from the Armed Fortes, Reverend and Mre. Stuart returned to the beginnings of their life together, the role of 'CAuritry person." Being in close touch with the land, and with parishioners devoted to the land, was always a cherished part of ReVerend Stuart's ministry, and of the Stuart's life together. . Following his retirement from the active Ministry, Reverend Stuart resided for a time on a fent property outside &der. to feeefft years, the Stuarts have iivedquietlyinEyron, part of London, re-eatablighilig family and inhtistdrial.xinnectienteit-qhein.my years of re-lcidation and travel. In 1580, Reverend Stuart Celebrated his 76th birthday, the 50th antiVerSarref his Wedding to Joyce, and he wasdeclared a jaibiland of the United Church Of Canada, oil the occasion of the 50th Anniversary Of his Ordiriatien. Don Stuart will be remembered for many things, forettostafoot* them .heirig the detriltieri and leadership and generosity theft trrhia immediateand extended fanfily. As a thrift:Mari, he Will be remembered for the depth Of his conviction, and' for tha &letting addlidloy, warmth, and OW& Of his Sedridligt: and for his friendliness and corapaggioo with parighionera. lis avOca- tiling' were Many: his Muskat talent and interest he has bequeathed to to genera'. tient; his other artiatiCOUrabita included panning) iri both net le did oils and 5iig in wall; gooatom at -id -ivory; and he was a tanking oattiogiagtAti paters and Cerainiek He exhibited at Western Fair fin rairriertint crecaaiOnS, and was a teacher to dozens Of h�bbyfst5 over the years. • Reverend Stuart iS survived by his wife Joyce (HaWkesWOrth) and his sister Freda Otiaby., His Bill Of Toronto is Married to Faye ($heillalite) of Ottawa the gra:to:kith& •teri are Valerie' and TrateY. . • gur•;,,. 1ARONE— JOHNSTON Bonnie Lynne Larone of RR 3 Seaforth and Thomas Franklin Johnston of RR 1 Dublin were Merited Saturday, March 21, 1987 at St.. Thomas Anglican Church by the Reverend. Gordon J.J. Simmons. 'The bride is the daughter of Ken and Nancy lArone of RR 3 Seaforth and the groom is the son of Marie Johnston of Goderich Street, Seaforth. Matron of honor was Cindy Mordaunt orDon Mills sister of the bride, and bridesmaids were Katherine Leanne of Toronto, sister of the bride and Joan Sills of Waterloo, friend of the bride. Flowergirl was Chantelle Novak, niece of the groom. Best man was James Mclver of London, friend of the groom and ushers were Doug Smale, of Egmondville, brother-in-law of the groom, and John Wilson of Seaforth, friend of the 'groom. Ringbearer was Matthew Smale, nephew of the groom. Following a reception at the Seaforth and District Community Centres the couple to'ok a honeymoon trip to Hawaii. They will reside at RR1 Dublin. (FrankPhillips Photograph) Deborah Lynn Mero and thibetto were married Saturday; Februaila;:lt;9;7ett at St. James Roman CatholicChurchiil Seaforth by Father C. Caruana. The bride is the daughterof Lorena Mero of Stratford and the late,Togeph Mero, and the groom ig the goo of Mr. and Mrs. Jaap Nopflen of Utietht, The Netherlands. Manta of Miner Was Cathy Smith Of Warwick, friend Of the bride, and bridesmaids were Becky 8-athiettga of London, friend of the bride, Pauline Mero of Seaforth,aiSter-itt4aW of the bride, Colleen 'Mero of Stratford, sister of the bride,and JenniferCoutoand Jenny Ataide of &radii* friends of the bride. hest man was Marco Neppen'ofl.ltrecht, brother of the groefit„atid ushers Were -bale Bannerman of PeintYpool,_ friend of the couple, Michael Mero of Seaforth, brattier of the bride, Mark. Mere of SeefOrth, Origin of thebtide., and Ryan Pierce of Stratford; friend of the bride. Flowergirl was Mi Pierce �fStratford, friehd of the bride and gheater was Eric Shah of Svarwick, Godson of the bride. A .reeatStion. was held the Seaforth Legion Hall. GLOMS attended from The Nettie -WAS,. Windsor, &Matey; Burlington, Lindaay, Sarnia, IMP den, Stratford, and theSeathith area. Following a wedding:hip to Floridarand NOW ilYriettehkititiletaieedia6plo reside in Den Bosch, The •