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family this year, (ollowing the death of . !\1l!!:Lj~!1.r.ls1).!\e eage! 22, of R . R, I, Putnam . She was killed Friday, December 22 whell/he 1982 Chevy pi ckup truck she was driving struck a concrete bridge abutment on Oxford County Road 10 (Culloden Road), a few kilometers south of Highway 401.

According to Tillsonburg Opp ConsLable ilelga Sparks, Mrs. PageL Dnd her passen· ger, Daniel Hobblee, 18, of R.R . I, Salford, were (hrown Irom the .truck inla a drainage dilch . The truck (lipped onLo its side but rcmained on the road.

The accident occurred during a heavy rainstorm, at around 8 p.m., when drilling conditions were poor , said Canst. Sparks.

The vehicle WilS souUlbound at the time of Ule accident. Mrs. Paget WilS driving Mr. Hobblee to a party.

OPP officials suggested that a seatbelt may have saved the victim's life, or reduced injuries.

Mr. Hobblee was laken to Alexandra Hospital then Irans{erred to London's Victoria HospiiaL Thursday afternoon he was reported to be in good condition.

Mrs. Pagel is survived by her husbana Mark, and her daughter Cassandra Lee . Also survIving arc her parents, Mr. and Mrs. [kv Appleton o( H.I{. 3, Ingersoll: her brolher William DouglDs Appleton of H.n. 3, Ingersoll: her grllildpal'cnls Mr. Bnd Mrs.

George PIaU oC Woodstock, and Mrs. Annie Appleton of Ingersoll: her parel\ts,in,law, Mr . a nd Mrs. John Pagel 01 Spri ngfield; her brother·in·law Philip Paget of Springlicld, and her sisler·in-law, Mrs, John <Glenda) Turner of Ingersoll .

The nev. Harry Brydon officialed the Monday, December 2~. 1984 funeral service al McBeath Funeral Home. lntarmcnt SI. John's Anglican Ccmetery, Thamesfnrit.

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,JOHNSTON - At Alexandra Hospital on December 19, 1984, to Mr . lihd Mrs. P.o t Johnston, 152 l<illg· SI. Ens!, Ingersoll, R di\Ughlcr,Sarah Ann. ' ..

KITTLE· David and Solvey (nee Bunch) of Ottawa arc hAPPY 10 ann<llmce the [lr' rivel of a son, Peter Canslell Dallid, 9 lbs. 3 OZS, on December 20. 1984 . Pleased grandparents are Shirley and Carl Bunch, Ingersoll and Eve and Russell KiUle, Cornwall and greal grand, molher Thelma TeHer, Ing· ersoll.

VERMEEREN - AI Victoria ~rar.t:On(Ton. on Wednes' day January 2, 19B5. Adriana (Stevensl Vermeeren In her 1\61i'1 ye~r, loved wile 01 Ihe I~II) Garard Vermee,en (1982). of Q,dor() Re{llonal lI(lfs,lng Home, IngersoH. OeM 'nelMr 01 Mrs' Ben Mayerlnw I IUlrll\al, Tillsonburg. MIS. Plel .'Jh Ellen. (LUcie). Hona"d: Hubert. Ing9r80ll, Mrs. Thymen Beereoool (;orrie).

: Holland, Mrs. Merlin van . Bo,,~el pean). Ingersoll. MIS. : 8en WeUlnk (elllhy). A R 7 . Tills<)nbUlg. Peler. A A 1 llrownsv~le . Jerly. fI A I ;'jrOIVnsv,lle. MIS Joe Schem' t ,1 (Lenlel. Oercheslel . Also $IOIvlved by Ihlrly·seven ,,,elldcllil(),en and Iwenly· lou' ~1 : ('al · gr8l1dChlldren . F,lends "1011 be rocelved AI Ihe I.~cee,,'h Fune-al Heme. 246 ~ Io.l/TlOS Slreol SO\llh. IngerSOll u,'lti Salu'd~y J3I\uaJy 5 al 1');45 811\ .. Ihen 10 Ihe (."urch 01 (he Sac,ed Hearl lor " '~elnl Moss· QI I 1:00 !I.m ..

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·J1ARRIS; Russell C. Harris, 68, I B Boles St.. Ingersoll, formerly o{ St. Thomas, died Thursday, January 10, J985 at his horne.

fAr. Harris Is survived by his wife .. thc {ormer La vina Lang; his sons, Garry HI! rris of 1 ngersol! and Larry Harris of rngersoU; grandchildren . Tammy, Garry, Brad, .Shane, Chad Justin end Tricia. along with several ' . nieces and nephews. Also surviving is his sister, Mrs: Ted (Edna) Nunn, of Jngersoll.

The Rev. George Wall officiated the January t~, 1985 funeral service at Mc­Beath FUneraJ Home.

YEI\I(Y j,Corinne Veary, 79, Il resident of the Oxford Regional Nursing Home (tied January 3. 1985 at th~ home.

Mrs. Veery was prede· ceased by her husband George, In 1975.

She is survived by her dAughter Mrs. Hugh (Joyce) Monlgomery of Ingersoll; her slslers·in·law Blanche Hancox And Dorothy Gulline; her grand· .children Hcother and Susall Montgomery, :lnd her

. sister and .brolher, Phyllis HAncox and Leonard Han· cox. She was the aunl o{ Dorothy Asctl.

The Rev. Roger W. McCornbe o{(iclated the January 5, 1985 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home.

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OA!LJE : James Bailie 79 781\ Thames st. S., In'ger: soli, died December 31, 1984 ae A lexondra Hospital.

He is survived by hiS wifc, Lhe former Ca lherille Lewis: his sons Archie o( London. James of London and Jack of Victoria, B.C.; daughter Belly Bailie o(

Ingersoll , and granchildrell James, David, Travis, Ali­son and Susan Bailie.

The Rev . Tom Griffin officiated the January 3, 1985 funeral service at Mc­Beath Funeral Home. Inter­mcnt Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Mr . Dailie was born in Belfast. Ireland.

A Royal Canadian Legion memorial service was held In his honor. under the auspices o( Branch 119, Wednesday.

In memory o( Mr. Bailie, donations may be made Lo Lhe Oxford County Lung Association .

rOD!): Bertha M. Oodd, 84. ormerly o{ 92 George SI.,

Ingersoll , die<! at the Valley· vicw Home (or the Aged, St. Thom~s, Friday. December 28. 1984.

She wos predeceased by her husoanrl, the late Walter E. Dodd, ill 1975 .

She is survived by her son R.. .. llph of Tenllessee; daugh. rers Mrs . Warrell (J~dnl

Mrs . -Don (Joanl Edmiston 01 SI. Thomas; 15 grand. children and 19 great grand­children.

Mrs . Dodd was prede­cCc1sed by her son Prank, In 1\)83.

The Rev. George Walt officiated. the December 31 . 1984 funeral service /l.I Mc­Beath Funeral Home. Tern· porary entombment in Ingersoll Mausoleum with interment later in the Har­ris Street Cemetery.

Mrs . Dodd was born In Dcreham Township.

..J.SAAI;$.E: Joseph Adam Kaake, 43 Princess Park Drive. Ingersoll, died in his 83rd year on January 3, 1985, at Alexandra Hospital.

He Is sUJ'lIi ved by his sisters Mrs. E.M. (Harel) Brien of Windsor and Mrs. Ann HIli of Ingersoll, along wilh a number o{ nieces (\ no lIephews.

The Rcv. John JenJ\lngs oHicinted the January 5, 1965 (ullcr,,1 service at Me· Bealh Funcral Home. Inler· ment service at Victoria Melnorial Gardens, Wind· sor, Jnnuary 7, 1985.

Mr. I(aake was born in Spring Creek, North West Territories. He WlIS a memo .

' ber of Ihe OnlMio I.odge 521 AJl' and AM. Windsor, and a member 01 the Royal Cana­dilln Legion, Branch 147, na rrie. He was formerly of Bnrrie (\nd Windsor.

MIICIlf:M,.; ,,,,Mildred E. (Warren) Milchell. 77. n.R. I, Salford, diet! Friday, DeeemhC'r 28, 1934 nt Alexandra HC\~pital.

She is survived by her husband, Roy D. Mitchell; lind by her d:Hlghters, Mrs. WIHord (M:lrilyn) Waglll'r of R.R.I, Sa]{ord, and Mrs. Ronald melenl Matthews of London. Also surviving ilrc six grandchildren, and her Sisler, Mrs. Roy '( Elhel) BarneU of R.R.I, Salford.

Audl'ey Whitney oHicia!­ed the (unern! service at McOearh Funeral HOlne December 31, 1984. Temp­orary entombment in Inger. soli Mausoleum with Intet. ment later in the Harris Street Cemetery.

Mrs. Mitchell was a mem­Ix!r of the Salford United Chllrch .

~~~~""" ""V"d""! (;:,Ievens erm eeren a" '" siden! of the Oxford R'esi~i, . A! Nursln~ Home, Ingersoll. I dlcd at Victorill HOSpiLaI London on Wednesday : January 2, 1985 In ol'r 86th year.

She was predeceased by her husband, the, late Gerard Vermceren.

Mrs. Vermeerel1 Is survived by her children ~rs . Ben (BertlUlJ Meyer: Ink of Tillsonburg, Mrs. Plet (Lucie) Van Etten of 1101. land. Mrs . Marfin (Jean) Vnn Boekel of Ingersoll Mrs. Ben (Ca/hy) Wellink o{ n ,R.7, Tillsonbun~, SOll~ Pefer and Jerry o{ R.R. I, Brownsvill.c, and her dAUgh. ter, Mrs. Joe (Lenie) Schembri of Dorchester.

She is also survived by 37 grandchildren and 24 greal grandehi ldren.

The funeral mass was celebrared by Falher Charles Campbell in Sacred Hearl Roman Catholic Church, 011 January 5. 1985. Temporary entombment in Ingersoll Mauso!eum with Interment later in Sacred lleArl Cern etery.

Pa llbea rers were Ben WeUink. Peler Van Boekel Paul Ve.rmeeren, Dennl~ Vermceren, Gary Van Boekel and John Vermce­reno

Mrs . Vermecren was born in Mode Drimmelen, Hoi . land.

55 Deaths $l4IlJ:I.-- At Alexandra Hospital, Inoersoll on Tues' d,'y J~nll3ry 29, 1965, Greg Smith , age 36 . Beloved 1\\.16' band of Greis (V&ldhul&1 Smith of A R 2 InocrGOiI. Desr lather of She,,1 Marie end Tracy Lynne. DeBr brolhe, 01 David . Deihl, Mrs. Maurice Cole (Janel. logor601l. Predeceased by his parenls Mr. and Mrs. Oeoros Smilh. Friends WIll be ,ecelved allho McBealh Fuoe,all-1ome, 246 Thames Sleel . Soulh, (ngsr­~oll, on Wedl\96dav Janua,y 30 (rom 7 . I) p m. Prlvale lam~y service on lhurSday January 3 I . Aev . Dan Me/n' 'us 01li0311ng, In lieu of !lowers, remembrances to Aonata Me Donald House or W(!or Memo'lal Children 's Hospital. london, mey be ar· ra"ged lor al lIIe lunorsl home .

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~,Randy and Lori Smith, I~ Charles Street East, Ingersoll, are thrilled to announce the birlh of their son, &oll William. He WDS born nt Alexandra Hos· pital on J alluary n. 198!i.

i ELORE: At Alexandra ~ ospital 011 January 12. 1985, to Bob and Yvonne Bclore, a nine pound 13 ounce boy, Phillip Patric.

STEW/\RJ; Gavin and Jo· alme (nee: Vim Asseldonk)

, Are proud 10 announce the birth of their first child,

. Joshua Charles, seven pounds II ounces, at Sl. Marys Memorial Hospital on January 19, 1965. Proud grandparents nre Harry and Nancy Van Asseldonk from Salford and Donald Siewarl from Thamesford.

DEATHS

IIALL: Allan James Hall, ~ rngcrsoll, died at London's Victoria H'lspital 011 SUnday, January Z'I, 19S~.

He is survived by his parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Allan G, Hnll, 116 Holcron Str~l. Ingersoll, alld by his nephew, James Graham (Barney) Hall oC London,

' . He was predeceased by his brother, the late Dr . Gr3ham Hall, in 19~2 .

Falher Charles Camp~1I will officiate nt the funeral mASS today at 11 a.m . at Sacred Heart Roman Calho· lie Church .

Mr. Hall was born in Portage La Prairie, Manilo· ba. He was 3 schoolteacher alld a member of the Roman Catholic faith.

MINOG UE : Monica fViinogue, the three-year~ld daughler of Tim and Carol Minogue, J38 Bond Street. rngersoll. died Friday, Jllnuilry 2~, 19{)5 .

She is survil/ed by her parents; her sisters Mary and Allgela; and her grand­parents, Mrs. Verna Minogue, R .R.2, rngersoll, and Mr . and Mrs Henry Ddniel of Ingersoll . ~so surViving is her great grandmother, Mrs . Wirl1li· fred Slew!'lrt of Kltchener, Along with several aunts and uncles .

Bruno Suhr of (he Jehovah'S Witnesses. con·

. ducled the funernl service at McBealh Funeral Home on Monday, January 28,1985 at 1 :30 p.m. Temporary entombment with inlerment later in Dehner Cemetery.

1't110TTO: Maddalena <Ped­ron ) Mlollo, M, formerly of Bc.achvillc. died Sunday, January 20, 1985 at Wood· sloek Gellerlll Hospital.

Mrs . MiolLo \Vas pr '<ic· ceased by hcr husband. the lale Joseph MioHo, in \%4.

She is survived uy her sons Zelindo and TUilJlo, \)r)lh of Bcachville; her daughters Mrs. Tony (Clara) Gaetan of Beach· ville, and Mrs, . Velma Saccrardo of Italy; 11 grandchildren nnd eight great grandchildren.

F'uneral moss was cele· brated by Father ChArles Campbell on January 23 at It a,m. at Sacred Heart Church. Temporary en· tombment with interment later in Sacred Heart Ceme· tery. Pall~nrers were Brian

Rayner, Gino Gael.8n, · David Miotlo, Mike Wilkes, Sylvanio Battiston and Enrico Caretta.

Pllrlsh proyers were said Tuesday, January 22, and the Catholic Womell's League Rosary was Tues ' day, January 22,

Mrs, Mlotto was born In Riese, Holy.

Bosplaror:"'Sunday Febru~Iy 3 . 1985. Hanl (Lew,s) Wiseman age 85. 01 R fI 5 In· gelsolL Wile or the ISIs Frenk Wiseman. She Is survived by Ihlce s/slers. MIs. Allhur, Clerk (Eva) . A R 1 Salford. Mrs Ula Laal2. Ingersoll . MIS. Alb8f1 MQ/kham (Albel ' la). TlIlSOl\burg. one broillel Russell Lewis. Fhnl Michigan and a numbel of nieces Md nephews. Predece<)sed by ono slslel NOla Tacor. Iwo blolnels Ernie and Del Lawis. FriendS w,1I be leceived althe McBealh Funeral Home. 246 Thames Slteel SOuth. Inget· sollallel 2 :30 pm. on Tues· day where complete lunetal scrvic e will 'be held on Wednesdey F ebluary 8 al 1 :30 p.rn .. Audrey Whllney ofliclatlng. Temporary en· lombment. Interment laler In Hailis Sitael Cemel ery . Aemembr3f'\teS 10 Ihe Hearl Foundalion 01 Cance r Socln· ty m:ly be 3f1anged 101 al 1M luner.~1 home.

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J tUNDh f<;: Boband Heather (nee: ' ordon) are pleased U) announce the birth of Uleir (irst 'chilll, a son Brandon Michael Gordon, born January 24, 1985. 10 pounds, I) ounces, at Victor· ia Hospital, London.

Jy DGE: On February 7, 1985, a son to Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Judge (nee : Brenda Smith), Andre~ Berlram, a brother for Charlene. Grandson ior Jack and Noreen Smith and Celina' Judge.

WALE: At Alexandra Hos· pltal , on February 7, 1985, ' 11 p.m. to Mike and Rani Wale, 211 Wonham SI. S., Ingersoll, a son Michael Ronald William .

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"" KNOX: Don IHld Linda prouaty announce the Arrival of their daughter, Sarah Oelll, all January 21, 19115 at 8:47 a.m" weighing nine pounds, two OUIlCes. A

. sisler lor Michllel and GI'egory.

POfiHSMi)j Casey and Sue (nee : Huntley) are proud 10 announce the birlh of their daughter, Lisa Suzanne, al Alexandra Hospital on Jan· uary 30, 1985. A IitUc sister for Derek and Michael.

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udge, 66, 139 Allen Streel, He is survived by his wife, R.R.2, Thorndale; her

the rormer Helen Hossack ; daughler Mrs . Ellis . Thamesford, died February

10,1985 at Victoria Hospital, South Street Campus, Lon· don,

'Mr. Judge is survived by his sislers , Hazel Knox of London, Mrs . Jack (Kalh­leen) Allan of Tre.nlon, Mrs. Pele (Mabel) Cheele of London, and Mrs , George (Alice) Pounds of Embro; his brolher Gordon ot Thorndale; ard several nieces and nephews .

He was predeceased by his si~ler, Mrs . Len (Winll[' fred) Beadle, in 1978 .

The Rev . Tom Gri[(in officiated Ihe February 12., 1985 funeral service a t the carrothers· B elzner Funera I Home, Thamesford . Inler· menl later in Dorchester Union Cemetery .

Mr. Judge was born In. Wesl Nissouri Township. ' ,

his son and daughler-in-Iaw (Joanne) Irwin of R. R.l, Dale and Sue of London' .Dorchesler, and six grand· grandchildren Wesley and children. Mrs. Jones is also Drew; brothers Robert of survived by her sisler Mrs .

. Kinlore and Owen of Reg (Edna) Murrell 01 Kemptville, and his sisler- n. .H.2, 'Thorndale and · in·Jaw, Belly Hoel of SI. broUler Nelson of Olierville. ' Calharines. She was predeceased by

The Rev D S Wa ~ her sisler, Mrs . Walter . . . IT n (Mabel) Jones in 1980 . .

conducted the F~bruary 9, The Re ... . Roger Rice con. 1985 funeral service at the . dueled Ihe F'ebruary 7 1985 Carrolhers·Belzner Funeral . 'funeral service a l Tho . Home, Thamesford. Temp- dal' rn orary entombment will be e Unlled Church. Funer-followed by bur ial later in AI arrang~menls were made Klntore Cemeter . by the Carrolhers.·13ctzner

y Funeral Home, Thames, Pallbearers were Bill ' ford .

McConnell, Gord McDowell. Interment In Zion 7th' Line George Leitch, Bill Mar· Cemetery. shall, Terry Moran and Ken, Pallbearers were Cecil Wilson. Arms Ir()l\g , Elmer Dullon,

Mr. Irvine was bc.rn in East Nissollri Township. In memory of him, donations may be made to Lhe Cana· rtian Cancer Society .

Dr. Ross Greene, Max BiI­yea, Bill Jones and 'John Wicker.

In his memory, donlllions ..JJl.tll~ Ethel Ame!'a ~ay be made to. the Cana· je;nes (Gleason), 71, R .R.~, dian Cancer Society. . 'Thorndale, diedF'ebruary '5,

Mrs. Jones was born in West Nissol.\ri Township. She worked 8S a reception­isl for a medical oHice {or some years . She WllS a member of Thorndale Unit­ed Church.

1Jl8lNE i Thomas F . 'Bide' 1965 ~lSI. Marys Memorial Irv ine 67 1358 Erindale Hospital. Cres., London, died at Park. She Is survived by her wood Hospital London husband Howard ; her sons February 6, 1985. ' Rea and Hugh, both of

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~ - At lhe Oxlold Regiooal Nursing Home. In· gersoll on Wedn~sday Fab,uary 20, 1985. Mrs. Sarah (Oobsolll Brent , lo,melly 01 Woodslock and Beaellville, ;n he, 961h 'lie., . WidoVi 01 Jo~n Hell'y Branl (1952). Dear mol her 01 Tom or Beachville . Jack 01 Goda,;eh, Mr$. Edna Brown alld Mrs Bonnie lElia) Cousineau. bolh 01 Elmora, Gr andmolhe r 01 16(\ . gran d· cnildren, twenly·nlne o,eal· grandChildren and len oreal ' greal.grandchildren. Sisler 01 Frank Dobson 01 Teeswaler , Predeceased 'by eleven brolher8 and siste,s. F, iends w',n be received 2 . 4:30 and 7 · 9 p ,m. F"day. allhe M.D. (Mac) Smilh FUrle,al Home. 69 Weltlf\glon Sireel Norlh. Woodslock. ' where Ihe com· p ie hl rUIle/al service WIll be held al 1.30 p.m. Saturday Fehru!'y 23 wllh Rev. AuS\ln . Snyder off iciating, Internoenl laler In the Elmira Union Cemelery. Those plannino an e~presslon 01 sympalhy 81e asked \0 consider (he AolalY Cr ippled Chlrdlel\'s Fund.

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YERES: Frank and Marg are very pleased to announce the safe arrival 01 their daughter, Lindsay Anne . Shc was born on Friday, February 8, 1985 at SI. Joseph's Hospital , Lon­don and weighed s ix pounds 10 ounces .

NORMAN: Mrs . Neil (Ferne Marjorie) Norman of H. R.5, Langton, passed aWAY at St. Joseph's Hospi­tal, London, on Tuesday, February \9. 1985, in her 62nd year .

Rorn ill Ncw England, Ontario, April 4, 1923, she was a daughter of the late lIorry M.a((hews and the lormer Ella Davis.

Surviving, besides her husband. are one daughter, Mrs. Dan !Darline) F'rish· cite of PorI Dover: three sons, 'wayne Norman or Port Burwell , Richard Nor­mAn of Cultus alld narry Norman of Fair Ground; seven grandchildren ; one sister, Mrs. Dorothy Moore of Illgcrsoll : and three brolhers Merrill Mallhews of Slraffordvi lie, Archie Mallhcws llnd Gordon Ma l­UICWS, both o{ Ingcr~oll.

She was predeceased by a grandson, Michael Friso· elle, in 1981; by a s\sler, Ooris ; and by'two brolhers (;erald IlI\d. Hllrvey ..

The funeral service was hC'ld at Ihe Ostrallder's l"uneI'Ollllome, Tillsonburg, on ~'cbruary 23, conducled by Rcv . Kenneth McLaugh­lin of StraHordville Uniled Church.

111termetlt in Kinglake Cemet~rY.

Memorial donations io the C .. nadian Cancer Sociely or l.o Ule'charily of your choice would ~ appreciated by the family.

.,tl'l'ZG EItALI> : Mildrcd (Munroe) Fil7.gerald. 88, died at AleXAndra Hospital Wednesday, February '1lJ, t98S .

She was predeceased by her husband, [he late Joseph Fitzgerald: in 1942.

She is ~urvived by her brolher Archie MUn!·op. n( R.R.2. jngersoll, by several nieces and nephew~ -"Ind by greal niccI\!\ and nt·phew." .

The fUrlrral sel'vi<'e wa!'. h('ld ilt Mcnealh Funeral Home F'ebruary ?1 .. Temporary entombment ill Ingersoll Mausoleum wirh interment laler III Ingersoll Rural Cemetery .

],X5ll~ts. Hen ricus (II a Ilk) 'I'yssen, 60, J 10 King .solo· mon St., Inger~oll, dicd Fl'iday, F'ehruary IS, 19115 ai, Victoria lIospital, Lnndon .

He is Sllrvivecl by his wifl', the former Np.llic Coonen : his sons Eric o( r:alg;try, Joseph of Kenora anc! Pp.(er of McGregor : grat)rj . daughlers Sha ron Ann Allll

Amy Marie ; sislers Mr.~ .

WilhemiM Quillian I'll Lon­don alld Mrs . IlelClla VAn dp.r Uw-g of Waterlno: lind hi5 brothers Herbert lind John 01 Londnn, And I'cf.~r nf Ml. Albprl..

Mr. Tyssen WllS P)'crJ('­cellSed I'IV two hrolher· iII-laws, the lale Arlllllr Quinlan and the late William v<ln cler Rurg_

MllSS W'llS c~lebfatE'd by Father Chai'l r: !> GA mpbell al Sacred Hear! l;hurch. IlIler· meHI ill All &li!\t~ C~nletery Strathroy.

Pallbearers were 'loh Plalltinga , IJ a rr y S(ry­bosch, John Vlerllmix, .I oe Lenders, Mike J(ooyflkkcr.~ llnd Pele f)el(llell . llonorary pallbeArers were Jake Wullms, ,Iohn NeW)l13 n, 1.1'5 Charlton ;11111

Wicl Coonell. Mr. Tyssen was born ill

Brabant, Holland. Il ~. worked as a statiOllary engine:e.r jn milk proces~ing .

.JJI1t)ux i p. Grtwt Orfldy, 74. 58 Cathcarl Street , lngersoil, oied .Sunday , February )7, 1985 at Alex­andra HO$pi1.11.

lie is survi vp.d by his wife Dorothy (C,lil'ler) Bmcly ; his sons Lorne Dr Norlh llay and narry o( RrAmpt(\n , i\nd

hiA da\1ghler, Mrs noy (Carol) Zinn of l"ondon ; alollg wilh his grandchild· reno t-'tich('lIe I.lrady. Alyson l\r?ocly . Carlr.r Zinn and r-.lcga II Zilln . Mr. flrady i5 also survive<! by his sisl('r Mrs . Bill (II~lpn) Thompson o( Strathroy ; a nd his brothers Howard of Missis­$:luga, Dwight of New Zell­IMld. find Robert of Van­~.ouver.

Il l'; was predeceased by his hrother Russell in I%~ ancl hy his sisler Jean in 1983.

I'h(" r: ev . Paul Field or Trinity llnited Church oHiriah·tl the funeral ser­\·;t·c FC\hrullry 20 111 Mc­!J~ath Funeral Home. Inter· Illent on .')acrcd lIf'al't {'eme.lfry .

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·~F.Igin. died Werllw.s· ~~V. Febrllarv 20. )!lR5 at hi~ home,

I'le is sqrvjllE'd by his wife, the fOI'lIl,' r i:I :rnA Hobmsoll; alld by h's children, Mrs . Hon (Myrtia I Schmurr 1)1 Mildrn<lY . Mrs . .Inck (Loi.~) O'Brien' or Niagara Falls, Mrs . Dill (Hrenda) Givlin of Burlington, and Rruce of ILR.2, Moullt £Igin , Also survivillg lire hi ~ brothers JlI\C of Kelowna , B,C., lind I Jon of ErlmonlOll, A Ibcrla, and his sister Mrs. ·rack IAudrey) f.o;mpnngham of Agincollrl ,

The Rev , Lorenzo Ramirez r.<1nducled lhe funeral ~uvice At McBeaLh F\lneral HOllie. Interment ill Ebene1.er Cemcl~ry .

Mr. Calc W:lS a school bus driver {or J5 years . He was also an elder of Vp:rschoyle United Church and th~ duk of s ~sslon, !\ member o( Ingersoll L~wn Bowling Club, anLl a me(1\ber 01 Dereham I ,odf(e 624 At>' ~nd AM.

,IH All II N.: . A t Alexa ndra Hospila. I, on March 5, 1985, to Jerry and Debbie (nee·

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Ingersoll. a daughter. Danielle Dawn, weighing six pounds 13'h ounces , A sister for Shannon and Derek.

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.(1956) 01 261 Welling Ion SI16el. Ingerso1{ , O'ear molher 01 Wollord Wagner. R A 1 Salto/d, M,s , Ken Johnsione (L;wlnal. Palmerslon . Dear sislel 01 Mrs Joe Barnell (Annie). Ingar soil', Deilr glandmolher 01 seven IIra"d· children. and one r1real · Q/andsOI\, FriendS will be received al Ille MeOealh Funeral Home. 246 Thames Sireel Soulh , Inge'$01l . where comple{e service w,1I be held T uesaay Mal eh 19 III 1,30 p.m . . Rev, filUI Field 01 · iiciallng . aSSisted by Audrey Whilney. Temporary enlomb· ment. intermenl latc r in Ihe E ben e 1. ere e .n e I e r y . I'lememhrances 10 Trmily Uniled Church F OUlldal;on may be afltlOged (or al 1M (unerfll hOme.

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WURKER - At AlOXBn<jr3 Aospllal. Inge,soll on Salur' jay March 9 . 1985. Erma (Ma,kham) Wu,ker In \'lei 7 Sih veal . Belove-d wile 01 Fred Wurker 01 27.3 TllamoS Siroe l Soulh. Ingersoll . Oeal molher 01 Dale. Ingersoll Oear Sisler 01 TV Ma1kham. ~Blon Onlar;o. Also SUMvell by Iwo grandchildren. Allison ar>d Stephen. Predeceased I)V ono brolhe. Derwood al\d Olle sisler Lela Wabstel . No lu~o.el lIeme ~;SIIal ion A

I orivale lamMv service w,lI be Mid al \ho MeSesl" Funeral Home. 246 Thames Sileel SoUlh. Illgersoll on Monday M~rch I \ . T empor8ry en· k>mbmenl Il'Ilarmenl 1&Ier 11'1 Ingersoll Aural Cemotery. Remembrances 10 Iho Park"'· son foundation 01 Canada may be ,Hanged (01 81 Ihe lunClai home.

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Cj)~1P~fiLL; Tne family of Midlan Police Constable William Hugh Campbell wish to announce hIs pass­ing at the Women's College Hospital, Toronlo on Thurs­day, Marcn 7, 1985, at the age of 5'2.

Beloved husband of Elva Laarz, Dear Father of James at home. Predeceas­ed by son Jelfery in 196'7.

Loving .son of Lyla (Mrs. Vic. Harrison)'of Ingersoll, and the late John A. Camp­bell, 1937 .

Dear brother of Kenneth and John of Ingersoll, and Irene (Mrs _ William Pillock) of London, Loving­ly remembered by anum· ber of nieces and nephews.

Mr. Campbe.J1 spent four years with the Ingersoll Police Department, lhen two years wilh Ihe COl mp­bell ford Police Departmenl and the past 19 ye<lrs wilh lhe Midland Police Deparl· ment.

He aclually spent2S years as a police olficer .

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~- AI Ale ~aod l s ~I. Ingorsoll . 0 '" Wed oesday March 13 . 1985. Louisa (JohnSlon) Smlll, . age 92 . W,!e 01 Ihe lale William Smilh f 196 7). ' Dear mOlher 01 Mr~ . Alberl C.aoe (Win!. IngersoK. Also survived by IWO (,)r3110 -cllildrSIl ",,,d Ihres greal' gtandcMdrM. PretJeceased by one son Bob (196 ~ I. Sa" nia. A privalo luneral service was held 31 Ihe McBealh I'Ufleral Homo. 1/I(Jelsoll. on Frida.y March 15 Revclend Joh<> Jennings oll icialed. In· lermo,,1 O~'ord MemOllal Park C ~meler¥. _ _

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London. on Mond"v Mnrch 1 B. 1965. Shawn Brearloy. in \'lis 2nd yea< _ Lov''''9 son 01 Flcd ilnO Genie Blea/lcv 0 150 F.ances Slice!. Inger SOIl . DeJI brolher 01 Tammy Jason end Ayan. all al home Dear orandson 01 Clarence aM Thelma Siovel . Spr · Ing/ield. Ralph Moyer _ SlIalhloy. and Ihe lale Man Mayel ( 19131 . Also survived by a lIumber 01 aunls. uncles and cousins Fliends will be received al Ihe McBealh. Funeral Home. ~~6 lnames Slreel SOulh . Ingersoll aller \ 7 :00 p m . Wednesday . ! wnere comp~lo service will be hold on Friday MatCIl 22 . al 1.30 D.m. Re\l . Paul Field ' ollil:oo\I'no. Tempolerv en· . lombmcnl Inle,menl laler In

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TIIlJllLUX ; Basil l'hurlby, 60,456 Haines Street, Inger· soli, died Sunday, March 3, 1985 at Victoria HospiLal, London.

He is survjved by hIs wire, the former Grace McAllist­er ; his children Mrs. Mark (Connie> Pearson of Texas, . Debbie Hurding of Inger­soll, W:-.yne of Ingersoll, and Basil Eugene Jr., also of Ingersoll. Also surviving are his grandchildren Dennis, Danlelle and Derek, and his sister, Uta Aileen Kocins of Pt. Bruce.

He was predeceased by a brolher, Vern Thurlby, and a sister, Velma Kocher .

The Rev . Leonard Fex conducted the March 6, 1985 funeral service at McBeath' Funeral Home. Inlerment

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Pallbearers were Jay Curtis, George Clemenls, Ray Falkins, Ralph Dar· Innd, Don Horley. and Bill MacDonald.

\yURKER: Erma (Mar\(· ham) Wurker. 273 ThAmes SL S., Ingersoll, died Satur· day, March 9, 1985 at Alexandra Hospital in her 751h year .

She is survived by her husband Fred, her son Dale of Ingersoll, and her grand­children Allison and Stephen. Also surviving is her brolher, Ty Marknam of Beeton. .

Mrs . Wurker was prede­ceased by her brother, Der­wood Markham, and by her !>isler, Lela Webster .

A private family service was held at McBeath Funer­al Horne Monday, March 11, 1985, with the Rev. Tom Griffin officialing.

MrS. Wurker was born In Ingersoll.

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5S Deaths 0lJltW...- AI Od()(1 Regional Cenlre on Sunday MarCh 24. 1985. Amos Alo~andar Ouinn In his S3rd yetlJ. Son 01' Mr . TIlO'mas Quinn 01 Engelharl and Ihe late Mar­iorie Ovinn . erolhe' of William of Oshawa. lho IUMrat ser· vl~ w;U bo held al Ihe McOon~ld·RoweU Funeral Home, 50 Finkle Slreel. Woodslock (please nole new IOCAliOrt) WedMsday Match 27 ar 10 :00 2.m InlermMI al O~lord Me morlal Perk Cemetery.

~QANTH9NGDY - Sudden· y '1'1 loronlo on Sunday March 24 , 1985. Hom. 01 Robert Sireel. To,onlO. in hiS Vlh year. Ho Is suNlvM by

· hiS falher, Ihree brolhers. and IWO sisters in Laos. one Sisler Mrs . KI1am PhelhSaralh (pok) of IngerSOll. Predeceased by hiS molhel . FriendS will be received by Ihe lam,1y 81 Ihe McBeath Fune,al Home, 246 Thames Slicel Soulh. Inger· soli on Wednasday 2 . 4:30 and 7 . 9 p.m., where com· plote hmeral saNiee will be held o,\. Thursday MarCh 28 al I :30 p.m .. Rev. George Wall olllclating. T ernpOiory enlombment. rnle"nenl lalel in HarriS Streel Cemelety

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day Match 26. 1965. Isabel · Pearl (Wilson) Jackson. age

63. 01 40 WIlly Avenue. In· gers011. \MIa of Iho lale Geroge Jackson 1\976). Dear molhel 01 Mrs. James 1 .. "lIor 1001'1113). Ing~tSO\l. Lov· ed by lwo grandchildren. Jack SCali. Ingersoll. and Wanda LOISbetg. Edmonlon: Also sUlVlved by one broiller Charles Wilson 01 Chatham,

, and a number 01 oleces and nephews. Predeceased by OlIO gtanddaughler Moty AM Scali 11969). and one son­in·law Jack SCOIl (1974). FriendS will be received at Ihe McBealh Funet&1 Home. 2~B Thames Slteel Soulh. Inget·

· soil altor ~ : OO p .m. Wednes· day. unlil Fridav Mvch 29 al 1.4 S p.m .. Ihon 10 SLJames AOQlitan Church lor luneral uNice al 2;00 pm .. Aev 10m G,illi" olt,ciahng. T(>m ' por3ty etllombmenl. inler' menl lale< in Ingetsoll Aural Cemetery.

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~I\LDWELL: Mary Helen Caldwell, 71; I~ Byron Ave, Thamesford, died at Alexandra Hospital. Inger­soll, March 22, 1985.

She was predeceased by her husband, the late T.S. <Spike) Caldwell, in 1975.

She Is survived by her daughter Mrs. Murray Mac­kay (Marilyn) of RR.l. Embro, and her son, W.H. (Diil) of Iligersoli. Also sur­viving are her grandchild· ren, Adam, Mitchell. and Kimberley Caldwell, and Heather, Scolt. Karen and James Mackay; her sister Mrs . James (P"lorence) Dent of Windsor, and her brothers Russell, Robert and Arnold, ail of London.

The Rev. K. DAvid Mack conducted lhe March 25, funeral service al the Ca rrothers- Belzller Funer II 1 Home, Thamesford, Inler­menl in the Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, London.

Pallbearers were Bob DenL, David Rush. Brian Dent, Jan Rush, Tom Rush and Rob Caldwell. .

Mrs. Caldwell was born in

CARROLL; Craig and Kelly (MacGregor) are pleased to announce the blrLh of their firsL child, a boy. Zachary James was born on March 18, 1985 weighing eighl pounds 12 ounces , Proud firsllime grandparents are Nelson and Ruth MacGrc·

. gor of Putnam, Mrs , Yvonne Carroll of London and Mr. Ron Carroil of Peterborough. Proud great grandparents are Mr. William Finlayson and Mr. and Mrs. Finlay Carroll, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Thompson .. Great great grandmother is Mrs. Clara Munger. Special thanks Lo Dr. Maynard, Dr. Shaw, Lou and third noor nurSing sLa(( at Sl. Joseph's Hospi· tal.

Georgetown, Ontario, She worked as a nurse and was a member of Westm i nstcr U niled Church, Thames' ford. Donations may be made in her memory to lhe Canadian cancer Society.

Mrs, Caldwell was pre· deceased by her brothers Edgar, Murray and Marlin,

Uf4fi§ IIAW j Ralph Hen· shaw, 75, H.R.4, Thames­ford, died March 17. 1985 at Memoria I Hospila \. Sl. Marys.

He is survived by his wife, the former Edilh Miller; his daughters Mrs. William Stowman <Freida Mae) of Marmora, New Jersey, Mrs. 'Jack Honc (Faith) of Waterloo, and Mrs . Gaston Drapeau (Helena) or Lon· don; his sons Jim of Dor­chesler, Ralph E. of Port Carling, Tom and Clare of R.R.4, Thames(ord, Ken W. of London, and Burl of lLR,Z, Thorndale.

Also surviving are 21 grandchildren and three ,great grandchildren: his

DOIHE: At Alexandra Hospital on February 28, 1985, to Richard and Jenni­fer Dorie, 68 Witty Ave., Ingersoll, a son Justin Roderick. JIIlD: Pat and Pete are plc'-Ised to announce . the birth o( their firsl child 'Sara Nicole, born March 18. 1985 . Proud grandparents are Harley and Lydia. Quinn of Salford and Tonv and Laurene Jibb of ~l1don . !=ir~r.ial thanks to Dr. Hickey and Dr. Patrick of 51. Joseph's HospitaL

borough of London, Mrs. Eva Miller of Me Brydges, /lnt! brother llow:lrd of Sault Sl". Marie_

Mr. Henshaw was prede­ceased by his brother fred.

The Rev. 1<. David Mack conducted Ihe March t9 funeral service al the Carrothers·Betzner Funeral Home. Int~rmen( in Zion 7th Line Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Mr. . Henshaw's sons, Jim, RJllph

E., Tom, Clare, Ken and Burt.

Mr. Henshaw was born in Wesl Nissouri Township. lie was B farmer.

JY.~kA~ii Rupert James Wa ace led at Dagenham, Essex, England, on March 20

Loving husband 01 Carrie, father of Tony, David and Andrew.

Beloved brOlher 01 John Wallace, Mrs . A. MacMil­lan. Mrs. W. Messenger, Mrs. M, Jackson of Inger· soil and Mrs. G. Croker of Calgllry.

NASII : On March 15, 1985 to Doug and Doreen (Cl1J"rie) of Campbell ville, Onl., a daughler, Janine Marie. A sisler for Brett and Jon, grandda ughter for Mrs. Dorothy Currie and t...1r. and Mrs. William Nash, and great granddaughter for Mrs. M. M. Nash,

lU;>t:llfASfl~ : Al AJexandra Hospital, on March 19, 1985, Lo Roger and Elinor Bonl­(ace, 236 Ossian Terrace, Ingersoll, a daughter, Angela Miriam June, grandparents are EU3 and Miriam Kuepfcr, Newton and Jim and Gwen Boni­face, Ingersoll .

JACKSON: Isabel Pearl ( Wilson) Jackson, 53, 40 Witty Ave., Ingersoll, died Tuesday, March 26, 19B5 at AJexandra Hospital.

She was pred~cased by her husband, the late George Jackson, in 1976 .

She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. James Mil­ler (Donna) oflngerso][, her grandchildre(l Jack Scolt of Ingersoll and' Wanda Lots­berg of Edmonton; her brother Charles Wilson of Chatham, and a number of nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by her granddaughter. the late Mary Ann Scott in 1969, by her son-in-law Jack Scolt in 1974, and by her sister, Mrs.

· Mabel Elson. The Rev. Tom Griffin con­

ducted the March 29 {uneral service at McBeath Funeral

I Home. Interment in Inger­soll Rw-al Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Ron Walker, Ray Walker, Mike Miller, Shawn Heald, Dale Wilks, and Jack Scotl.

Mrs . Jackson was bom in Petrolia.

~ Russell Lane, 63, '29:l"Wnitlng Street, Inger­soll, died Wednesday, March 27, 1985 al Victoria Hospital, London.

He is survived by his wife, the former Dorothy Downey, and his daughlers Mrs. Parry Landon (Dar· )ene) of Ingersoll, and Janice, at horne, and his 'granddaughter, Tracey

CRAIG: At Alexandra Hos­pllal, on March 23, J9ns t.o Bruce and Suunne Craig, 378 Oxford Ave., Ingersoll, 11 daughter Heather Suzanne.

DAWES ; Donald and Sher­rill are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter Valerie Jane, born March 25, 1985, fit Alexandra Hospital, weigh· illg five poullds 15 1A ounces. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Patricia Clare of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs .

· aary Hoekstra of Ingersoll and great grandmother'

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Landon . Also surviving is his sister, Mrs. John Watson (Veda) or Gall .

TIle Rev. George Wall' conducted the April I, 19B5 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Dorchester Uoion Ceme­tery. Pal1~arers were Floyd

Scoll, Stephen Burn, Richard Scoll, Lloyd Phil­lips, Mac Landon and Jim Wallace.

Mr. Lane was born In Mossley. He worked 8S a custodian at Ingersoll District Collegiate Inslitute. He was a member or Inger­soll First Baptist Church .

B REARLEY: Shawn ~earley, the son of Fred

and Genie Brearley, 150 Francis Street, Ingersoll, died in his second year at Wnr Memorlal Children's Hospital, London, Monday, March 16, 1985.

He is survived by his parents; his brothers and sister, Tammy, Jason and Ryan, all at home, and his grandparents. Clarence and Thelma Stover of Spring· field, and Ralph Moyer o{

Slrathroy. He was predel ceased by hIs grandmother, the late Marlon Moyer, in 1973.

Also sUrvivng are anum· ber of aunts, uncles and cousins.

The R~v . Paul Field con­ducted the Friday, March 22, \935 funeral service at

McBeath Funeral Home. In· terment in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery. '

~ ONIFACE: Maud F unnell) Boniface, 66,

R.RA, Jngersoll, died tues­day, Ma~ch 19, 1985 at Alex­andra Hospital.

She was predeceased by her husband, Hie late Wil· lIam Boniface in 19'18.

Surviving are her sons Robert William Boni{ace of R.RA, Ingersoll and Albert E. Boniface, R.R.4, Inger­soll, eight grandChildren, eight great grandChildren, and one greal great grand­chlld.

Mrs. BonLlace is also sur­" vived by her brother, Leslie · Thompselt of Hove Sussex, · England. · She was predecased by sev­eral brothers and sisters.

The Rev. Paul Field con· ducted the March 22 fWleral service at McBeath'Funeral Home. Interment in the Harris Street Cemetery.

Mrs . BoniCace was born in Have Sussex, England.

SORNTHONGDX: Hom S8f.tiffiohgdy, '1:1, of Robert Street, Toronto, dJed Sun­day, March 24, 1985.

He is survived by hIs (ather, three brothers and two sisters (n Laos, and by hIs sisler, Mrs. !{ham (Pok) Phethsarath o{ Ingersoll.

He was predeceBsed by his mother .

The Rev. George Watt conducted lhe March 28 funeral servIce at McBealh

· Funeral Home. Inlerment in 'he Harris Street Ceme· tery .

~J;I - W Howard W~bb (irSo'ul'l\field. Moc/'ligan 00 Sund?oY Marcll?4 1985. in II'S 58\t> year . He is sUlviveCl by hiS wire Belly Nalll'en. dauohler La ..... ", . ~"d siMer Audrey ChamDers 01 \nger~ sa.!!. 1 hc lu~elal was IICkl Mar ell 21. lollowed oy crema.I:Oll

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She was pred~ccased h.v h('.r husband, the latc Bill Grattoll, in 1!l52.

Surviving lire her child· ren, Mrs. Charle<; Wilson (Lois) of IlIgcr~oll, Mrs. Hon Hoare (Pat) of Kline­burg, Mrs . Gary Mattson (Karen) of Beachvitle, and Mrs. Elaine Kitr.p~trick or IngersoJl. Also tiurvivlng are her grandchildren. Charles and Bill Wilson, Derrick and Lesley· Hoare. Brent and Kevin Mattson, Kim Kirkpatrick and Cheryl Murphy.

Mrs. Gratton was prede' l'eas~d by her granddaugh· ter Christine In J~7.

A private family service was held at McBeath Funer-

al Home on Friday, March 29 with the Rev . Tom GriHin oHiclali ng. Intcrm enl in Resthaven Memorial Gardens. Toronto.

Mrs. Grallon was born in East Nissouri Township.

FINUCAN: Joseph A. Finu­can, 48, 261. Jura Lane, Ingersoll, died ·Sunday, March 24, 1985 at his home.

He was the son of Mary Finucan (McMahon) and the late J(lhn Finucan, 1963.

He is survived by his brothers and sislers, .Jack F .• of Branlford, Bartley, Thomas and Michael Finu­can, all of Ingersoll, Sister M sry James (Helen) of Ingersoll, Larne F. of Sud­bury, Mrs. Thomas Tonks <Rita) oC Dartmouth, N.S., and Sisler Sl. Jude (Florence) of Mt. Sl. Joseph, London. He is also survived by several nieces llnd nephews .

He was predeceased by his brother James F'inucan in 196£.

Mass was celebrated by Father Charles Campbell at Sacred Heart Church on March 27. Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Hubert Dustin, Marlin Kirwin, Ron F'inuClln, Ken Finucan, Ed­ward F'inllcan and Don Finuc:!n.

rONIN - $uddMly 31 Alex' Oildfa'1!!osp il al. Ing e' soli. on Monday Ap,,1 I 5. 1985. At· Illio 10nio. In his 77111 yea'. belolled husband 01 T e,es~ IGardin) Tonln o( 5"2 Lynn Crescel"ll. Beachville. Dea~ 1311\1'1 01 GUido. Milton, Lulgr

and Joe. 8eachv,la. M,s. John La, 6bi e I Mar I~ I. Seachvrlle, Jim. Innerk'Q. Dear brolher 01 Mrs. Romano Menegahalh IAssunla). lIaly. M,s. Ml'I,ia Gardin, 8eachville. Mfs. Angelo Ban· d'era (R,na). T orcnlo and Fer. piNndo. lIaly. Also survived by len gtandchlldren. iOticnds wHi be received al McB1'alh Fun~,al Home, 246 Tnames Sireol Soulh. Ingersoll. un III Thursday April 18 al 10:45 a m then 10 the Church 01 Iha &'cred Heal! 10' (UMr 61 Mass 61 I I :00 a.m. Inle,· menl .in SI.Mary's AomM

. Calholic Cem1'lery. Par,sh p,ayers Wednesday al 8:(10 p.m.

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Wednesd(\y April I 7. 1985. . Liduina (Albanese) Gazzola, age 60. Ville of Ihe late Bruno Gazzola (1983) 013 I 1 WellinglOl\ Sireet. Ing1'fsoll. Deaf molher 01 Cecilia Donaldson. London. and Angolo. SLCalharines. Pelef, M,ssissauga. John, KII· chelle' . An~a Malia. Inger·

I soli Dear g,andmolher 01 Chfistino· and David DonaldSon. Cathy. 881h Ann. Amy, Pal'l and Barl Uauola. Nina and Julie Gauola.

. Michael. Lisa. Matthew and Gregory Gazzola. Dea, sisle' of luigi AlbanMe. Ingelsoll. Mrs. Antiroa Albanese and Mrs Te,osa Tessari, Ilaly Predeceased by two b mine rs Anionio A1bene se and Ouiseplo Albanese, Iwo sislerS Marill Mal'Z8c<tlo and Luiga Albanese. Friends w,n be ,ecelved 81 the Mc8ealh Funeral HomEl. 246 Thames Sireel South, Vlgersoll all Sf 2.00 p.m. Tnu,sdilY unln Saturday April 20 at 10:45 a m IhM 10 Iho Church of the ·Sacred Heatl 10' (une,at Mass al I I :00 a m. InI6'· men t ;n Soc,ed H aar I C~melery. Parish p,ayers on Frld~y &1 8'.00 p.rn C.W.L rose'y on Friday &1 3:00 p.m Remebre.ncas 10 Ihe Hearl Foundallon 0' Ihe Olabet ees Soclely m~y be arranged fo' al the (uneral home.

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COTTltEI.L: Victor G. A. Cottrell of R.R.l, Browns­ville, passed away at Vic· toria Hospital, l...<mdon, on Thursday, April e, 1985, In his nrd year.

Born in wndonde'rry, Ire­land, December 31,1912, he was a son at the late Ben­jamin Cottrell and the lor­mer Annie Wilson. He came to Canada In 1919 and was a former employee of Borden's.

Survjving are his wIfe, the former Mary Macdonald; two daughters, Mrs'. Ann Mason and Mrs. Danny (Reta) Meloche, both of £t.R.I, Brownsville; two sons, James Q){trell of Till­sonburg and Robert Q)ttreU of Port Rowan; 13 grand­children; and four sisters, Mrs. Earl (Ruby) Hearn of Byron, Mrs. Kenneth (Vio­leO Scanlan of R.R.l, Brownsville, Mrs. Earl (Jean) Woolley of Spring' field a nd Mrs. Dorothy Hammond of lngersoll.

He was predeceased by onc sister, Rose Dowds and by one brother, Sidney Dowds.

Resting at the Ostrand­er's Funeral Home, TIllson­burg, where service was held Friday, April 12, at 1 :30 p.rn., conducted by Canon Sidney Lupton of Sl. John's Anglican Church, Tillson­burg.

Interment in Delmer Cemetery,

Memorial donations to the Canadian . Cancer Soclety would be appreciated by the famtly.

BIRTHS

KIHWIN: Lisa find Michelle KirWin - are happy to annOUl\C~ the birU, 01 their new.sisler Robyn Maria, born on March 21, 1985, at Vicloria HospitaL' She weighed 7 'Il I bs. Proud parents of these girl.S Are Bob and HenrieLLa KIrWin, of R.R.2, Ml. Elgin.

cn~lSDA IcL: Mark and She cy (nee: Duchall8n) Ihank Ihe Lord for the safe arriVAl of their daughter Tiffany Elise. Born Mllrch 26, t985, weighing 8 Ibs. )2 o'zs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buch­anan, Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. Pa.ul Geilen, Beach· y ille. Grea t grand pa rents arc Mr. and Mrs. Alberl Duvall, rngersoll and Mrs. Gwen Brown, Embro. Special thanks \0 Dr. Dalton and Maternity Starr of Alex· andra Hospital.

~GSi INNI ~: Jerry and onna MeGin.nis announce

the birth of their son, Justin Sleven on April 3, 1985 . Grandparcnls are Ralph and nULh Adam and Aiel( and Thelma McGinnis. Greal grandmothers, Mrs. Ethel Adam and Mrs. Alva Longfield.

VYSE: Peler and Linda (nee: Spratt), n.R.5, Inger­soil. are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a dAughter Lind­say Jean, horn April 9, 1935, at Woodslock General Hos­pilal, weighing 7 lbs. 3 OIS.

Special Ihanks 10 (he Doc· tors and O.B. staff.

1Ii\INF.S: At Victoria Has·. pita!. 011 April 3, 1985. 10 r\ la 1\ and Linda Haines (nee: Brown), l59 .Thames SI. North i Ingersoll, a son Justin flyan. Proud grand· parents are Kathleen and Paul Brown, Ingersoll and Laurel lind non Haines, Ingersoll.

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TONIN: Attilio Tonin, 52 'Lyji'ii"t!rescenl, .BeachviUe, . died in his 77th year Mon­day, April 15, 19a5 at Alex­andra Hospital. lngersoll.

He is surVived by his wile, the former Teresa GardiD; his chi.ldren Mrs. Maria (John) Larabie of Beach· ville. Guido of Milton, Luigi and Joe of BeachviJ.le, and Jim of lnnerkip. Also sur· viving are 10 grandchildren .

Mr. Tonin is survived by his sisters, Mrs. RDmano (Assunla) Meneghetti of Haly, Mrs . Maria Gardin of Beachville. Mrs . Angelo (Rina) Bandiera of Toronto and by his brother Ferdin­ando of Italv.

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Mass was celebrated by Father Charles CampbeU at Sacred Heart Church . Inter­menl in St. Mary's Ceme­tery .

Pallbearers were Claudio TOll in , Michael Thnin , John Larabie, Danny Michelon, Alex Anderson and Giovan­ni FraDchetto.

Parisb prayers were said Wednesday, April 17.

Mr. Tonin was born in Valla Oi Riese, Italy.

TODD : Alta Gladys (Mar­latt) Todd. of Woodstock. died at Woodstock General Hospiial Friday, April 1.2, 1985 in her 86th year.

She was predeceased by her husband, the late Clar­ence Todd.

Mrs. Todd is survived by her children, Mrs. Velma (John) Lake of Clarksburg, Alvin and Eveline o( Owen Sound. and Harold and Lorraine of Woodstock.

Also ~urvivi.ng are five grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and her old­er sister, Ethel Schramm of Alymer.

The Rev. George Watt conducted the April 15 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home.

Mrs. Todd was a member of First ' Baptist Church, Ingersoll, the Keystone Rebekah Lodge 69, and the Golden Age Group. .

She was born in Vienna, Ontario.

A memorial :iecvice was r.eld under the auspicies of

the Keystone Rebekah LOOge. 69, OD Sunday, April 14.

BODWELL: Ruby (Smith) Bodwell, formerly oC Sal­ford, died at the People Care Centre, Tavistock, April 3, 1985. Mrs, Bodwell was 100-veacs~ld .

She was predeceased. by her husband, the late Oswald Bodwell, in 1966.

Mrs. Bodwell is survived by her children, Mrs. Jean Garrison of Latham, N,Y., Mrs . Margaret Armstrong of ArUngton. Virginia, Mrs, Mary Koester of Dearborn, Michigan, Mrs. Jessie Flowers of Portland., Ore­gon, Mrs. Goldie Sheehan of OregoD City, Oregon, Graham of Metamara, Michigan, Howard of Schenictady, N.Y., and Jim of Amsterdam, N.Y.

Also surviving are 21 grandc.h.ildren, a number of great grandchildren, and Mrs. Bodwell's sist£r, Mrs. Josephine Clark of RR.2, Mount Elgin.

The Rev . Lorenzo Ramirez conducted the April S funeral service' at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in the Harris Street Cemetery.

Mrs. Bodwell was born in Dereharn Township. She was married in 1906 and spent most of ber liCe in Salford and Michigan.

She was a member of Salford United Church and ot Salford Women's lnsti· tute.

STAPLES: Frank Staples, ~, 294 Tunis Street, Inger· soli, died Monday, April 8, 1985 at Alexandra Hospital, Ingerson .

He is survived by his wile, U1e former Mary Schram, and by his children, Karen of Ingersoll, Rick of Inger­soil, Doug of Brownsville, Danny and David, both oC Ingersoll.

Also 5 W"V"i ving are his sisters, Mrs. Lena (Gordon) Baird of Redlands, ca.Iilor­cia, Mrs . Grace Peanon of Woodstock, and Mrs. Helen Dickie of Truro. Nova Scotia .

Mr. Staples was prede­c~~ by his father, the late Richard Staples, and hls mother, the late Esther Pearson, and by his nephew, Lance Pearson, in 1984.

The Rev . George Watt conducted the April 11 (uneral servIce at McBeJlUl Funeral Home. interment in Ingersoll Rural Ceme­tery,

Pallbearers were Angus McGuire. Gary Rickerd, Ian Riddle. Bud Jobnstone, Gord Bruce and Perry May­nard.

PATION; (S<:otly) Adam Patton, 81. formerly of 312 Tbames Street North, Ingersoll, died at his resi­dents in Eireau on Satur­day. April 6, lSBS.

He is survived b~ his

sister, Mrs. Kale (J.) Mor­row of Perlhshire, Scot.Iand and by Waller and Gloria Austin and fam;1y.

The Rev. Tom Griffin con­ducted the April 10, 1965 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in the Harris Street Cem'e­tery.

Pallbearers were Free­man Austin, Bill Austin. Dick Scott, Gordon Hol­lingshead, Robert Bourassa and Waller Austin.

Mr. Patton was born in Dunblane, Perthsire, Scot­land .

PIRIE: Florence Isabel Pirie, R.N., died at Tillson­burg District Memorial Hospital on Sunday. April 14, 1985 in her 78th year.

She is survived by her sisters and brothers, Mrs. Gladys Lowrie of Tillson­burg, Francis Pirie of Ingersoll. Mrs. Nellie Brich­ko of R.R.1, Londesboro, Mrs. Ruth McLarinan of TillsOn burg , Mrs. Margaret Shewan of Ingersoll and Jack Pirie of London .

She was predeceased by her parents, the late James and Ada Pirie, and by her sisler, Lucie, in 191L

The Rev. John Jennings conducted the April 17, 1985 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Ingersoll Rural Ceme­tery .

Miss Pirie was born in North Oxford Township.

GAZZOLA :-'-ti<lui1l~ ,l:ianesel Gazzola. 80, : Wellington Street, Ingers. died Wednesday, April 1985 at Alexan~pil

She was predeceased her husband, the late 8n: Gazzola. ~, Gazzola is survi\

by her children Ceci Donaldson of LondoD, Ani 10 oC SL Catherines, Peter Mississauga, John Kitchener, and Anna Ma of IogersoU. She is a survived by her grandchi ren, Christina and Oa' Donaldson , C.athy, B~ Ann. Amy, Paul and B; Gazzola, Nina and Ju Gazzola, Mich'ael, Li! Matthew and Gregory G; lOla.

Mrs. Gazzola is sw-viv by her sisters, Mrs Anti Albanese. Mrs . Tere Tessari and Mrs. Gi flora. aU of Italy. aod her brother, Luigi Albanf of Ingersoll .

She was predeceased two brothers, the I.: Antonio Albanese and I lale Guiseppe Albanese, a by lwo sisters, the 1; Maria Mazzacato and t late Luiga Albanese.

The funeral mass II'

celebrated by Fath Charles Campbell at Sacr Heart Catholic Church April 20, 1985.

Parish prayers were s< Friday, April 19 and I Catholic Women's Le.ag ~ry was April 19.

Interment was at l Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Obituaries AI~HTS: John Baptist Aarts, 65, R.R.4, Thames­ford, died April 19, 1%5 at his residence.

Mr. Aarts is sw-vived by his wife, the former Maria Woestenberg, and by his children and children-in· law, Ben and Wilma Aans, Catherine and Dennis Pardy, Matthew and Ann Aarts, all of Thorndale, Bill and Heather Aarts, John and Rika Aerts, Frank and MaryAnn Aarts, all of Lake­side, Harriet and Bert Sanders o( Watford, Joe and Annie Aarts, Barbara and John Hendriksen, all of Thameslord, MaryAnne

nd Daniel Denys of Park­ill, Jacqueline and Peter

tvlin ten of St rathroy, Moniquc and Harry Van Lieshout of Glencoe and ack Aarls, at home. Also surviving are 4.0 randch i Idren and his iSler-in·law, Theresa

DcG root of Zurich Clnd three isters, all living In the

Netherlands. Mr. Aarts was prede­

ceased by his son John in 1949.

fi'ather Charles Campbell celebrated the funeral mass at Sacred Hcart Catholic Church on April 22. Inter­ment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Ben Aarts, Matthew Aerts, Bill Aerts, John Aarts, Frank Aarts and Joe Aarts.

Mr. Aarts was born in Gilze, Netherlands. He worked as a farmer and was a member of Sacred Heart Church.

f Donations may be made ~o SI. Vincent de Paul

Society of Sacred Heart parish In Ingersoll, or to the Sal va lion Army. in his

. memory.

~MITII' Albert James Smith, 84, 146 Rallway St., Thorndale. died April 15, 1985 al Victoria Hospital, London.

He Is survived by his wife, the former Esther B. Wil­son; by his sons A. James Smith of Bridgewat~r, Nova SCQtia and E. Rex Smith of Niaga ra Falls; by hIs grandchildren ue, Gonion, Jack, Laura and Bruce, and by four sisters.

Pastor Earl Lelska can· ducted the April 17, 1985 funeral service at Carrothers· Bet zner Fun era I Home, Thamesford. Inter­ment in Norwich Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Bob Risdon, Bruce Smilh, Gor­don Smith, Jim Smith, Rex Smilh and Ed HodgIns.

Mr. Smith was born In Stratford on the Avon, England. -

He was the pump house manager at London Airport.

DAWSON: Alma (Brooks) Dawson, 83, formerly o( R.R.2, Embro, died Tues­day, April 23, 1985 at Cares­sanl Care Nursing Home in Woodstock.

She was predeceased by her husband, the late Clar­ence Dawson, in 1963.

Surviving are her sonS Raymond and Kenneth, both or R.R.2. Embro; six grandchildren, three great grandchildren,. and her sister, Mrs. Lottie Miller of Founlain Hills, Arizona.

Mrs. Dawson was also

predeceased by her sister, the late Grace Clemmons, in 1984.

The Rev. A.G. Pease con· ducted the April 26 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment In the Harris Streel Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Glen Dawson, Kelvin Benbow, Alec MacGregor, AdrJan Benbow, ScoLl McUod and Gary Abbott.

Mrs. Dawson was born In Lapeer, Michigan. She was a member of Knox United Church.

SMITH: George Smith, &3, 178 BarJ Street, Ingersoll, died at Victoria 'Hospltal, London,' Monday, April 22, 1985.

He was the son of Frederick F. Smith 0( Ingersoll.

He Is survived by his former wife, Ann Eliwbeth, and by his children Graham of Ingersoll, and Carol Ann Shafe of Westland, Michi­gan, and their half·brother, Grant Wesley Dent of Elm­wood.

A Iso survivi ng is his brother Jack of Ingersoll and sisters Mrs. Delbert Maier (Pauline) of Inger· soli, Mrs. Harold Parker (Marjorie) or Ingersoll, Mrs. Allan Poster (LIllian) of Dorchester and Mrs. Gladys Duncan of Woodstock; grandchildren Tonnya Colbert, Dwaine Shafe, Kory Shale, Guy Smith, Carey Smith, Mandi Smith and Allan Ashton; and great grandsons Blake Matthew Colbert and Dwaine Kenneth Robert Share Jr.

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Mr. Smllh is survived by his friend, Elsie Atkinson.

The Rev. Tom GrWin can· ducted the April 25, 1985 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment In the Field of Honour, Ingersoll Rw-al Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Jack Smith. Kory Share, Delbert Maier, Paul Slike, Dwaine Shafe and Mike Colbert.

A fulyal Canadian legion memorial service was held Wedrtesday, April 24 UIldcr the ausplcles of Branch 55, Woodstock.

Mr. Smith served In World War II with the Hoyal Canadian Corps of Signals and was a member oC Branch fl5, &yal Canadian Legion, Woodstock.

QI.TSIIER: Margaret Jane (Werner) Oltsher, 20 Kirwin Drive, Ingersoll, formerly of Sebriligvllle, died Mon­day, April 22, 1985 at Alex­andra Hospital. She was In her 68th year. -

She is survived by her husband, Walter William Oltsher, her daughters Nancy Mulholland of Lon­don, and Susan of Toronto, and by her son Douglas of Ingersoll.

Also surviving are three grandchildren and her sister, Evelyn Seipel of N.J.

Mrs. Gltsher was prede· ceased by her brother, the late Wilfred Werner. .

The Rev. Tom Griffin can· ducted the April 25 (uneral service at McBeath Funeral Home.

Mrs. GUsher was born In Sebringville. She was a member oC SI. James' Anglican Church, Ingersoll.

BIRTHS

WILDEnSPIN: John and Debra-tee (nee: Corles) are happy to announce the birth o{ their first child. a daughter Amy Randell, on April 29, 1985, weighing 10 Ibs. 2 O'lS . A my is a {i r5t grandchild (or Alma and Walter Cortes of Thames· ford and Drs. Kenneth and Rosemarie Wilderspln, of Hamillon .

MCKINLEY: Jean'and Pete McKinley are pleased Lo announce the birth. of their grandson Kyle Lynn on May I at Norfolk General Hospi· tal, Simcoe. The happy and proud parents are Amy and Lynn Van Paemel. R,R.l. VitLoria, Ontario.

...1.l.6..Ila;. Jim and Judy (nee: Grass) thank God lor the safe arrival of [heir firsl chtld Sarah Lynn. She arrived April 22, 1985 weigh­ing 7 Ibs. 9 OIS . Proud grandparents are Bruce and Phyllis Grass of Ingersoll and Jim and Grace Haas, oC Woodstock . Proud great­grandparents are John and Dina OosLerink of Wood­stock, Roy and Gladys Gough of lngersoll and John and Ethel Grass of Spring­field. Special thanks to Dr. Chris Smith, Dr . DalLon. Dr. Ian BrOlvn and third floor nurSing sLaff a[ Woodstock General Hospital.

MOCELLIN: Marco and Julie MoceHin, 285 Thames Street North, Ingersoll, are pleased Lo announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, KaLrina Anne . She was born May 4, 1%5 at Alexandra Hospital.

DEATHS

CONWAY: Mrs . Grace Dor­is (Caverhill) Conway, n .R.I , Emhro, passed away in the RECU of the General Hospital, Stratford. Ont., on Thursday , May 2, 1985.

She was born in Ingersoll 77 years ago, the daughter of the late Charles Caverhill and the former Eleanor Fewster . She was a member of the Broadview United Church, HarrlngLon, and an active worker in Ihe church and II life member of the Women's l(1sti(ute .

She was predeceased by her husband 1l.obert A. Con · way in .19,76, and survived by twei sons, John nnd his wife Helen of Thorndale, Keith and his wife Dianne of Lon­don and four grandchildren Brent. Jane, Bob and Brian .

Predeceased by two sisters, Elhel Caverhill and Mildred (Caverhil[) Doyd.

The family received friends at the Heinbuck Funeral Home. 1S6 Albert Street, Stratford, and the funeral service was held at the Broadway United Church . lIarrington on Saturday , May 4. Interment was in the United Church Cemetery.

Those wishing to make a memorial contribution ~re asked to consider the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation.

JOUNSQN ' Edward (Scot· ty} Johnson, 72, 178 Earl Street, Ingersoll, died April 2:8, 19B5 !)t Woodstock Gen· eral HospitaL

He is survived by his sons campbell 01 Burlington and George of Etobicoke, along with six grandchildrcn.

Also surviving are his sisters Daisy Slone of Bal· loch. ')enlland, Jean Lach· Ian of Gourock, Scotland and his brother Allan or Helensburgh, Scolland.

He was predeceased by his wife, Ihe late Nan Reid Johnson, in 1960.

The Rev. John Jennings conduded the May I, 1985 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Ingersoll Rural Ceme· ' lery.

Pallbearers were David ';ohnson, Chris Johl13on, Gail MacKay, Stewart

Thurtell, Bill Garratt and. Ivan Smith.

A specia I !'IJnsonic mem­orial service was held April 30 under the auspicies of King Hiram Lodge 31 AF and AM.

Mr. Johnson was born in Dumbarlon, Scotland. He worked as a t')Ol maker.

He was a member of Sl. Paul's Presby teri an Church, a member of Kill· wirming Masonic. Lodge, Dumbarlon, Scotland; past masler of King Hiram Lodge YI At<' and AM, past firs I principal of Harris Chapter 41, R.A.M.; Scot· tish rWe, and a past Worthy Patron of the Avalon Chap­ter 220 O.E.S.

He also played lenor drum in Ingersoll Pipe Band.

IMtASSI : John Brassi, 75, 91 l' James Slreel South, Inger. 5011 , died al his home May 7, 1985.

He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. Brassl.

He is survived by his sisters, Mrs. Josie Kish of Ingersoll and Mrs. Robert (Theresa) HaHock of Am· herslburg.

Rather Charles Campbell conducted the May 9 funeral service at McBeath Funeral \lome, Pallbearers were Jim MacMillan, Jack Mac· _illan, Tom Comiskey, Leo Kirwin, .elll Dempsey and Jack Empey.

Mr. Brassi was born in Woodstock. He worked at Ingersoll Machine and Tool. He was a member of Sacred lIeart Church.

. CAlutlEHEj David Car· riere, 54 , 11)7 Thames Street Norlh, Ingersoll, died at Alexandra Hospital Tues­day, May 7. 19&5.

He is survived I,)y his wife, the former fluby Dann, his daughters Mrs. Joe <Deni se) Oe liquelle of North Bay, Mrs. John (Jeannette} Ransom of :'0-ronto, Mrs. Dan (Helen) Ransom of Toronto, Aline,

also 01 Toronto, Anne Price of Guelph and Andre of Toronto, and by his sons, Jean Paul and Donald, both of Guelph, and Danny of Kilchener.

Also surviving are his stcpchildren, Wayne Martin of Ingersoll, and .Mrs. Dan (Debra) Bl)urgeois, also of Ingersoll, along wHh sev· eral brothers and sisters.

Father Charles Campbell conducted the May 10 fu· neral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment VI Sacred Hearl Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Guenler Rosenbohm, Ralph Rosen· bohm, Paul Shank, Milch Shank, Laurence YOllden and Scolt Lawton.

Mr. Carriere was born in Ca Hendel', Ontario. He worked as a roofer and was a member of Sacred Hearl Church.

KLEIN: Mrs. Mayne C. ~, formerly of Tavi­stock passed away at Wood­ingford Lodge. Woodstock on Wednesday, May I, 1985.

The former Grace Eliza· beth MacDonald she was born in Ingersoll on May 14, 1004 a daughter o( the lale Roberl Angus MacDonald and the former l!:mlly ~Iea· nor Andrews.

Grace married Mayne Charles Klein at Sebastopol on April 30, 1927. He prede' ceased her in September 7, 1972.

She had bCl!n a resident ot Tavistock from the time of her marriage llJItil movi.llg to Woodstock In JWle of 1983. She was a member of Grace United Church In Tavistock.

Surviving are daughters Audrey and husband Jack Stares of Ingersoll, Bernice and husband Co lin Forbes of Edmonton, Albcrta and Betty and husband Bruce Schmidt of R.R.2, Tavi· slock; sons Robert and wife Elaine Klein of Th(1mesville and Gilbert and wife Gloria Klein oC Tavislock; daughter·in·Jaw Mary Ann Klein of Tavistock: twenty grandchildren and 21 greal gr andchl lelren.

She had been predeceased by one son, James Klein on May 17, 1982 and by one brother Frilnk MacDollald.

Friends were received in the Francis Funeral Home, n Woodstock Street North, Ta vistock where a (uneral service was held on Salur·· day, May 4, 19&5 al 1 p.m. TIle Rev. Norman Morton oUiciated. Interment was in . McTavish Cemetery.

Casket bearers were William Forbes of Sault Ste Marie, Douglas Klein of Ingersoll, Jack Klein of T~vislo{'k, John Klein of StraJ{ord, Robert Klein Jr. of Chatham and Dr. William Klein of Woodstock.

5S Deaths ~REUKEAS - SuOdenly al

'is rEsIdence on Sunday May 191h. 1 985. John Breukers ' or CommisSioners Road WesJ. . Embro 1(1 hi5 J2nd year. Belooed hvsbdnd 01 Ihe lale Joy Hildrelh. Dear 1~lhel 01 1M lalo Kenny 3f\d KllIla. Oo&r son 01 Anna and Leo BIQuI<ers. A A 3 WoOdSlock. Bloiller 01 MIS. Daryl (Ann) Leberl or Sweaburu. Mrs Micnael (Marla) Enul. Nor· wlch. Mrs. John (Teresa) 801'1in 01 Chal"am. Mrs. Brian (Grace) Dempsey ollngelsoll and Roberl 8reukers. RAJ

. Woodstock . FriGflds will be , received 7 . 9 p .m.-Tuesday

even;"g al lhe M . D. (MaC) . Smith f'uoetal Home. 69

Wellington SIree( Norlh . WOOOS\oCk where (ha prayer sel\lice will bo hold TucsdllY al 8:00 p.m. The Iunellli Mass will be held 11 :00 S.m . Wednesday. May 22nd 8tlhe Sacred Heall Church. Ingel ' wll with Inlarmenl in (he Sacled Hearl Cemelery .

BREUK5RS • - Suddenly al her ros dence on Sunday May I 91h, 1985. MIS. Joy (Hildrelh) areu~(s 01 Com· missioners Road Wesl. Eml blo in hel 30lh year . Wile a Ihe ble John Brevkors end molher 01 Ihe lale Kenny and Kalla. Oaugl1l¢/ 01 Karl and

. Llillan Hildlelh. AR ~ Embro. SI51el 01 Christophel (and his wile M3like) 01 Guelph and Jane Hildlelh 01 K,Ic.hener . Fri8(\ds w,l be received 7 · 9 p .m Tuesday evenong al Ihe M. O. (Mac) Smllh Funeral Home. 69 Weill(\glon Sireel NOllh, Woodslock whela Ihe prayel sOlvlce ""II be "elO TueSday al 8.00 p .m. The luneral Mass "",II be "eld 11 :00 1I.rn. WedneSday. May 22nd at the SlIcred Heall Cnureh. Ingelsoll wirh "'Hlr· menl ,,, Ihe SaC/ed Hearl CemelelY.

BREIlKE8S. - Sudde"'y ~I Ihe~ residence on Su"day May 1 91h. 1985. K311a (age 5) and KeMY ' (age 7) . Breu!<ers 01 CommissionerS. Aoad Wesl. Embro. eholdlen 01 Ihe lale JoM ~nd Iho lale Joy 6reukels. and orand· Children 01 Ken and L,U"", Hlldrelh. A A 2 Embro. and leo 8r1d Anna Breukers. A A 3 Woodstock Friends wm be received 7 . 9 p.m. TueSday al Ihe M. D. (M~c) Sm,Ih Fune/a! Home. 69 Welr."glon SlIeet Norlh. Woodslock

' whele Ihe playe< ,<,clltica will be held lue::.day ill 6 :00 p.m. Tho luneral Mass will be held I 1.00 a m. Wednesday. May 22nd al tho Sacrod Hc~(I Church. IngOlsoll wllh in161' menl in Ihe Sactcd Hear I Cemelory.

FRFFtM~NI~ - As U'e resui 0 8" 8ulombllo neei· dc'" on Highway 2 on Mon·' day May 20. 198!>. Gary Fleemanlle age 33 . Beloved htlsband 01 SandIa (WailS) Fleemanlfe 01 , I \ arock SIr~el. Thameslord . De.r son 01 Jack and Helen Flee"'an' 110. Ingersoll. Denr brothCI pi Mrs. Scali Naisbell (Glendol . Mrs. Clive Egan (Michelle) . '''oersoll . De~r grandson . ol · MIS. Millie Parllo . In9Qrsoil Predeceased by one s'slel

. JaNsa (1968) . Friend.~ woll be leceived al Iho McSealh Funeral Home, 246 Thames SUOGI Soulh. Ingersoll <Iller 2:00 p .m. on Tuesday. where service wm be hp.IO on Thuf'SOay May 23 81 1.30

: p.m. Rev. GeOige Wall 01· IIcieling assisted by Rev.

. James Taylor Inlermant in I,,· gelsOll Aural CcmelofY. Aemen,blances 10 Fllst 3.lp.

I II~I Church Momo,ial Fund or . O,Oeo" 81bles may be aflang'

ed 10/ al Ille lunelal home.

J3.OY£S-. - AI Ale~andla ~I. Ingersoll . on Wedllesd~y May n . 1985. r'£Jn"-AII (BiIIl Boyes. <>0<1 M. beloved flusbnnd 01 Sht(ley (Spence) eoycs 01 189 Ox· lord Slree!. IngNsoll. Dear lalher or M,s. /-lonald Tucker (F rances) . Lontlon. Dcar 0' end/8lher 01 E liz abo Ih Holden Brosseau. SI.John. Qvebec . JaM Tucker and Sllllley Tucke/. London. Ollar g/eal'{jrandla'her or Daniel Brosseau Predeceascd by one dlluonlCI Yvonne Holdon (1960). one) brolher James. one sisler I:!hel Hvlcheson F/londs will b8 received allhe Mceeath Funer'" Home. 216 1 Mones Sheel Soulh. Inocr ' Soli. wt\ero SOlvrce w,lI be "eld on Frid,1y May 2~ 81 1 :30 p.m . Rev. Paul Fle la 01-hciallng. Inlelmenl in Pulfl<.m CemelNy

MQ8~ - At AlQxandr& HosP; ~ Ingersoll. on Sun· day May 26. 1985. Roy Mor· . rig . &Q& 80. Husband 01 the lal'" Gra~ Fleming Morris 1

(May 12. 1965) 01 55 calherlne Sileet Ingersoll. Dellr farhar 0' Lloyd. Chatham. Mrs. Ross Jerfery (Lauren&). lnQerSOIi. Mrs. Elle : WaellarlnQ jMarilyn). S\rat·· lord. Also sUl'lllved by six grandchildren and (our greal' grandchildren. Predaceased by 0116 sliler Adelia Sangsler (\964) . Friends will be received at Ih& McBeath Funeral HomB. 246 Thames Slrael Soulh. Ingersoll. where servIce woll be held Tuesday May 28 . el 2 :30 p .m.. Rev. p.,u\ Aeld 01-liclallog. Interment. Harris Street Camelery. Remem· brances 10 tho Hearl Founda· lion or Cancer Society may . hI) alr&tlged lor al Ihe funGral . home.

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BIRTHS

fRANKLIN ; At Alexandra Hospital on May 18, 1985, to Jack anti DOMa Franklin, R.R.2, Ingersoll, a daughter Maygan Marie.

BOHLAND: John and Cathy "Irorl and are plea.sed 10, announce the sDfe arriva! of Matthew Edward, II brother for Jonathon . Proud grand­parenls are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lewis of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Borland of Ingersoll .

~lf I.t LfGSHEADi At exan a Hospital on Mon-

day, May 20,1985, at 4 B.m., to Jack and Kathy Hollings­head, 204 Charles Sl. East, Ingersoll , 8 daugllLer Tanya TyJene, weighing 7 Ibs ., 10 OlS.

DEATHS

BREWER: William Brew­er, 69, 120 Charles Sl. E., Ingersoll, died at Alexandra Hospital on May 24, 1985. .

He \s sllI'Vived by his wire, the former Lorraine Mof(­ffiBni his daughter Mrs. Dan (Ruth) Stewart of R.R.3, Ingersoll, and his, grandchildren seoH, Elaine and Michael. Also surviving Bre his stepchildren, Ronald Hoffman of DebArry, Flori­da, Gary Hoffman of Belhleham, Penn., and Mrs.

. Edward marlene) Fix of Catasauqua, Penn.

Mr . Brewer was prede­ceased by his first wife, the late Pearl Ingham, In 1981, and by his brother Jim in 1970.

Canon Tom Griffin con· ducted the . funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home on May ']:J. [nterment in the Harris Street Cemetery.

Pallbearer:> were Russell Clifford, Tom Pavey, Ken Graydon, Tom Brown, Ted Ingham and Dean Ingham .

Mr . Brewer was bom In Huron County . He was a member of the Anglican Church .

Donations may be made ' to the charily of your choice in Mr. Brewer's memory.

BOYES; Franklin (Bill) Boyes ,84 , 189 Oxiord Street, Ingersoll, dIed at AJexandra Hospital, on May 22, 1985.

Mr . Boyes is survived by his wife, the former Shirley Spence and his daughter, Mr~. Ronald (Frances) Tucker of London. Also sur­viving are his grand· children, Elizabeth Holden, John Tucker and Shirley Tucker, all of London, a.nd his great·grandson, Daniel Brasseau.

Mr. Boyes was pre­deceased by his daughter, the !ate Yvonne Holden, In 1960, by his sister Ethel Hutchison and by his brother James.

The Rev . Paul Field con­ducted the May 24, 1985 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in PUlnam Cemetery.

Pallbearers were John Johnson, Russell Archer, WIlfred Pigram. Leo Peach, Harold Riddotls and Willard Long.

Mr. Boyes was born in North Dorchester Town· ship . He WIIS a member 0/ the Unil.ed Church and the IOOF.

Mr. Boyes was a cheese quaker by profession . He .

. operated a cheese factory at Cramplon and also worked as a ca r salesman at Flei~cher and Jewel! Ltd .

JOHNSTONE: Bernice (Waugh) Johnstone, 82, R.R .3, Norwich and (ormer· Iy of Ingersoll, dJed at Woodstock General Hospital May 22, 1985. . She was predeceased by her husband, the late Win· sor Johnstone, In J970.

Mrs. Johnstone is sur­vived by her children, Mrs. LUa Sackrider, R.R.3, Nor­wich, Myrtle Carrie Wauthier 01 Stratford, Roy of WOOdstock, Kenneth of Pllimerston, Linn of R.R.I, Putnam and Lloyd of Inger­soU.

Also surviving are 26 grandchildren, 3S great · graTidchildren, and one great·great grandchild.

Mrs. Johnstone was pre · deceased by her SOn Winsor, by her grandson Michael Johnstone 0S78), and by one sister and five brothers.

Canon Tom GTiffin con­ducted the May 25 funeral service at McBeAth Funeral IIome . Interment in the Harris Street Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Doug Book, Bill Johnstone, Greg Johnstone, Stephen John· stone, Gerald SlIckridcr and Jim fletcher.

Mrs. JohnsUtnt'o was bam in Bruce County . She \VIIS 8

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Donations may be made in her memory to the Diabe· tes Foundation, Gldeons o'r Arthritis Societies . .

~RIG~1T - Kon ;It\d OJfler:e Fangon) Me thrilled (0 an·, nounce I~e birth 01 (he;, se· co n ~ child. & daughter Da n ielle MJ ri e. born J una lsI. 1965. weighing '8 Ibs.4'1. oz. al A1exandla Hosp,I~L A wee SiS tel lor NIC<)le. PIQud grandparents MI. and Mrs. Lawlcnce langdon. and glaat· 9' ~ tid 'nol her Mrs A S I. CI all . Ihan~s 10 (he as 51.1.11 and Of. Shelley Rechnsr !lnd Dr. Mervar!.

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57 Births ~- )(en '\nd Darlene ~ are Ihlilled 10 an· nOul\ce Ihe blllh 01 their se. cond child. a daughlar O~lelle Marje. born June 151. 1965. welghlog 8 Ibs." 'h 02. al Ale~andra Kospital. A wee slSlel lor Nicole. Proud grandparents Mr. and M,s. Lawrence Langdon. and gleel. grMdmolhel M,s. A. SI.Clall. 9leol'1'llsndperenls MI. and Mrs. William Langdon. Th"l1l<s 10 Ihe 08 sia/l and 01. Shelley Rechner and Or. Merva".

DEATHS

GAY; The Rev. Austin Ufaiit Gay, sa, 184 Delatre Street, Th(lmesford, died at Alexandra Hospital In Ingersoll on June 5, 1985.

He is survived by his wife, the former Isabel Kirk, by his Son Grant of Ollawa, and by his granddaughter SharQn of Ottawa, Nso sur· vivin~ are his sisters, Mrs. Nora Cummins,s of B.C ... Mrs. Ada McMullen of Belleville, Mrs. George. (Grace) Campbell 01 Scar· borough. and Mrs Irene Read of Goderich,

Mr. Gay was born in Belleville. Ontario. He WrIS El retired minisler of the United Church of Canada.

Mr. Gay rested at the Ca rrolhers· Bel 2ner Funera I Home before lhe June 7 fUTIeral service at Weslmin­ster United Church, Thameslord.

Various members 01 the UniCCd Church clergy and friends assisted in the funer· al service, including the Rev, Bruce Suiler, the Rev. Earl Moore, the Rev. K. David Mack, the Rev. Cecil Jardine, Dr. Heber Dtckin­SOli, and Mr. Gay's longtime friend, the Rev. John Cooke.

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Mu rray. Hobert Lindsa y. Dob Irvine, John Milligan, David Kirk and Ilussell flarris.

intennent ill Pond Mills Cemetery, Lendon.

Donations may be made to World Development and Relief, In care of Westmin· ster UnHed Church, Thamesford, in his mem/)ry.

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57 Births PYE - M,chael and lommy 3rO'"i:)leased 10 Mnovnce Iha salo arrival 01 Iheir new baby braille, David AllaI'I , born May '25 . 1985. wel9hlng 7 Ibs.3 . }S oz. Proud parenls are LawrenCO &lid Sherry tne e Anderson) . Proua· grandparenls 8r$ Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence PyG Sf. and Mrs, Helen AndersOI\, proud greal.grandparenlS 8re Mis. Mary Anderson and Mr. Ed· w<'1d Loughrey , a\\ 01 IlIger­soU , Special lhanks 10 Dr. Tom Mayberry. ADce lind 08 (\UlSe9 on second lioor. Alex-andr8 HOS . .::.o_llel=---. _ ___ -,

BnAGG - Terry 91'\0 Chelyl \ al o pleaSa11 to 3n"OU(\CO Iha billh 01 Ihelr daughter Tonya Cheryl , born May 29 , weighing 6 Ib~ 7 025. A wee $isle' lor JaSon and Marcoe proud gr3ndp310nls are Wallace and Florence Bragg 01 R R. 5 Ingersoll and GeOlO& and Nedra Melanson

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be held 1:.30 pm lhu(way June 20 Vllih Rev. Jolln J Jennings oJ IngerSOll 01 -lidallng Inlelmenl in Ule A n g I I can C e mel e r " Woodslock

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Ilord M&morl&1 Palk ~CemeleIY.

BIRTHS

PYE: Michael and Tommy are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their new baby brother, David Allan, born May 25, )985, weighing ? lbs. 3% 01.5 . Proud parents arc Lawrence and Sherry (Nee: Anderson) . Proud grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Pye Sr. and Mrs. Helen Anderson . Proud great-grandparents arc Mrs. Mary Anderson and Mr Edward Loughrey all of Ingersoll. Special thanks to Dr. Tom May­berry, Alice, and O.B. nurses on second floor, Alexandra HospitaL

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· SI.Josepo. London. Dear slsle/ 01 Joseph McMahoo.

, K,lchene/. Dear gr~nc1molher 01 Iwel\lY'ono grandcI'I'ldren

: anO several greal· · grandchildr"". Predeceased , by Iwo sons. J1Imes (\ 9(16) · and Joseph (March (985).

friends IV,II be received al (he · McSealh Fuoe/al Home. 246

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a,m , Inlerment In Sacred Heat! Cemele/y. Pari~h Dr1lye/& on Fllday al 8:00 O.m C,w L. Rosary on Fllday 81 3:00 p.m. Remembr80ccs 10 the Cancer SI>c<ely may be ~/(oYIged lor 31 Ihe lune/s1 I,ome

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MAZEN: Doug and Liz are . p eased to announce the birth of their second child, Lindsey Marie, born June 2, 19B5, weighing seven pounds, four ounces. A litLle sister (or Craig . Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van OpsLal of Salford, and Mr. and Mrs . Doug Hazen Sr., of Inger­soll.

l)!E\X~.-11:i: Doug and Deb­orah ewman, 2a9 Whiting

, Street, Ingersoll. are thrill·. ed to announce the birth 01 their son, Jordan Chris-, lopher. He was bom JW1e 15, 1985 at Alexandra Hos· pital.

Q.~MM - AI his .csldonce. :rn1Tmfrlh Town Lloe, Inoe,· soli on Salurdny June 29. 1965. Clillo,d Comm ~Oo 57 Beloved I1uSb..1od 01 F/allci, (Landon) Camm. D,,~, 1~lhe/ 01 Greg al horne. de~1 Ololhel o( M,s , Lo,na Aa'''''$ ~nd nAy; Camm. loge/soli, The lune, .. I . se,vlca was held 81 liI<) McBealh Fune/sl Home. In· , gelsoll 00 Tuesday JUly 2nd 31 1,30, CanDo Tom Grillin oO,clalcd Inl8rme-nl In PQliS SII\!(>I C~moleIV.

DEATHS

PEn'lT: Bruce H. Pelti!, 78, RH . 4, 'rh:.meslord, died June 21. 1985 at his resi· dence. . '

He is survived by his brotliers Thomas of inger' soli. and Glenn of London, and by his sislet'", Mrs. Lewis (Vera) Shaw of Lon· don. Also surviving are sev­eral nieces and neph~ws

The Rc .... K. David Mack conducted the June 24 fun· eral service at the Carrolh· ers-BeLzner Funeral Home in Thamesford. Cremation with interment of cremated remains in the Seventh Line D!metery, followed.

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A .J Lawson of Ingersoll, was inarriedtQ Kennelh Chivers, son of Mr. and Mrs. M .. Chiv'ers of Ingersoll on June 1 al Sl. James Anglican Ch.urch jn IngersolL

Ilev. Tom Griffin '- 0(' and ru((les i'll lhe back .. (ieialed al /lic ceremony . They C:lrried dusty rose Tht! bl ide wns give,) III blo~so'ns iWei roses. : 11I", ... i;1ge h)' lIe,' L,ther,' Th~ bcsllllan was Oour; '1'\\'0 P;lSSiI!(CS '(1'0111 Ihe ChIvers of (nger~o)l ~nd · l3ible \Vue r(!:.d ~l the the . ushers were Jonile wedding ceremony by Alexander of .lle(lehvllle Christine l~lwson, n sister Slid John ·'rolh 01 Inger. ' of the .hrit!c. soli . They \Vore lighl grey Sh~ wor6 U gUIVIl i~'Slil)' lails ' w(lh <.iu~ty rose

per sntin with Chillllil y . accell(s. . 11I<;e alld " l(Jng lrJin. Il(\r' A r~cepl,.on wa~ /oc(d til I'cil was (iool'·lcOIgth ill. th~ P'pe Itll'(] Hal/III' In· I;lC\oc<.ilo it wreath on her llersoH. C.IICS1.~ lVere pre· head . She cHrricd white sen.' from I':ngland' roses with'duSly rose Ilrltlsh COlllnl~iS\, hltls~ol"s. She ~lso car. Gucll~h, LO/ldon, Sl. ried a silv~r IJOOlic which Mary s. W;jl)accburc, ' rcpl'e~elltcd gootlluck (01 ' ~oocls(ock M,t! Ingersoll .

. the (ulure !;cnll>y nn !\lmt lOll) Siocklllllnn of lllr,cr· ill i::nl(land. 1;oll IV.'S .(he t1l;lSlcr or

ccrClIIOIIICS ;\ nt! !leg Tile nl(li<l o( hillior Wil~ ))cl ;,nlloy of itri(ish Col.

Shcila Clliv('rs of h'ger· IImbia matle Ille tonst Lo soli a'lIl Ihe hl'ldesntnicls lhe bride. were S;orllh L:II\,son BOlli ! Alter n IVcclrling Iril> 10 " Chl'islillc Law~on, holi! of lhe Hnliburlo" Ilighionds IIlgcrsolL They wore the couple lo()k up clt-csses o( dUS1Y "050 sa,lil\ residence at 78 Alma 51.

'wilh swcNhcarl necklines in IngC!rsoU .' . .

~ .: ... .' AI Ihe C ... ess.afll ~o/slno Home WoodSIOCk. on S':lIl1rday July 13. (985, Miss I~elen War. ing In her 92no yeal. ot t 14 Ou~e SUQ'H. IOl,lersol1. Dauohier 01 )he 1,,18 M~. and MIS Jame$ Waring. Cear slsle/ 01 Ch3rle~ Waring, lhameslo/d. Also 5v,v,vcd by several ne'ces and neohews .. Predeceased bV I b/o\hel Or Af\hur Warino (19101 ¥Ie) 'l sislelS Louise Sa/l,ndale · t \ 9621 and M.s Aev Haimon (CIa/a) ·Miliol ( \ 9601 F(iendS will he (ec elvad nl 'he McBeath Fu~elal Honle. 2~6 Tho'nos Slreet SOUlh. lAge.· SOli allel 7 p,n Sunday we/o se" 'ce will bE: held on 1 ue5 ' dily July 16 alII am. Rev . Je,I,n Jenninos olficiat\ng. In· 1~I"'enl ,n InQe(soll AUla! Cp"'et<!ly

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July 1 4. '\ 965. edilh May (Powell) P"ddle of R,n. 4 In·

.gessoll. &ge 74 Wile 01 Ihe ·Iale' HuOh Pridele (\ 979). :Loving moth", 01 Mrs. Pal \Johnston. Ingelsoll. Hugh . ;WOOdSlock. Mrs James :Doogson (Joanne) Oell\;. JOhn. Harry and G<\ry all 01 III' ge<$OIi , Deal SISler 01 Jame<; Powell. Ingersoll. Mrs. Ken ' nelll M,lIson (Maoo) tnge/soll, MIS. Kelly MInogue (Gracie) Ingersoll , Mrs. JacJ< Puddle (Dorolhyl logersoll, Also Sur· vived by 10 grandchildren , atlU 1\ gre~I'Qranachoidren , Predeceased by one son James Froderick. one daughlel Alice, Louise (Prid· dle) Carlar. 2 llIolhers. Ike Powell and Albert Powell and 3 slslels. Alice Algby .

, Kal herin a McLean and FI()I(!"ce Sav~ge , Friends will be leceived a\ Ihe McBealh 'Funeral Home , 246 Thames Sheet South. tngersoll wherB . service will be held on wednesday July 17tll al 1'30 pm, Canon Tom Grillin 0111cial109. Inlermant Ingersoll Rural Cemelery Aemem· br:>.nces 10 Ille charily 01 our Choice may be &lrMge<llor at Ihe Funer:>.1 Home

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rEL; The late Dora f eaceT 31 Port Burwell formerly of Ingersoll was laid to rest July 9, 1935, at \.he Oxford Memorial Park

, Cemetery. Alter Services at McBeath F'uneral Home. Rev. KeTUleth McLaughlin officiated.

Pallbearers were her nephews Norman , Willie and fundy Snell, Kitchener, ~rald Mac1.ary. TngersoH. along with Robert Sivyer of Sa Hord and Carmon McBeth of Ingersoll.

Special thanks to the ladies of Beachville Legion for refreshments.

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Geo<ge H, Wilson 01 265 : K'~(J Stleel E:>.S1 IngerSOll. " ~gn. 52. LOVIng hUSband 01 : Will/lie (EllIS) W~son . Dear

lamel 01 Doug Dnd daughter· in·IAw Pal. Ingersoll. De,,, brother 01 Elhs London, Alch A.A. 3 Ourham, Mrs, Gordon Payne (Halel) Thamesrord . Mrs Uoyd We;r IFtorence\ lhameslord. Also slIIv,veo by 2 grendchildr en . Ne,1 """ Bryce. Predeceased by nos S'~I",r Pe~tI We'" alld j Nolhel S HarOld i hOOlas and Danny Fnencls. w,ll be receiv· ed al Ihe Mc6ealh Funeral Home, 246 lhal\lcs Slreel $(lulh Ingel soil, all ~( 7 P M Sunday wllerc sel~lce will be held on luesoav. July 23 1985 at I jO wI11'\ Rev . John Jennin~ ollicmting InlO/menl Ebeneler Cemelely nemem. b/al1ces 10 'he ellal;ly 01 yow choice may be all allg c<I lor at

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',IAN DE n WOLF. : At Alexandra Hospital, on July 3,1985, to Oliver and Nancy Van der Wolf, 46 Park Ave., lngersoll, a daughter Beckr Jean, weighing 7 lbs. 102. A siSler for Danny, Keith and C;.rrie. Proud grAndparents. arc Mr. and Mrs. William Armslrong, Verschoyle and Mr. and Mrs . J .K. Van der Wot!. R.R.3 , Ingersoll.

Jllti~Wi\LL : Dale and lEt er v mgwClIl are pleased 10 announce the birth of their daugh(er ' Andrea [.ee at Victoria lIos­pital in London. Andrea was born on June 28 and weighed 6lbs. ) 02 . Andrea's gr::lndparenls are Dr . and Mrs. John Dingwall of Lakeside Ontllrio and Mr. & Mrs, George D, Brown of R.n 4 Embro , .

McCOU DY; Randy and Janet (nee·Pelt it) are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, Jeffrey Dankl, Bibs, 1 02.

born on July 9, 1985, at Sl. Joseph's IIos.pital, London . Hnppy grandparenl.S are Halph McCurdy, Vienna lUId Jack and Nora Peltit, Jugcrsoll. Special thanks 10 Dr. Fellows, Dr. Connors, Dr . O'Sullivan and third noor staff of Sl. Joseph's Hospital. ~CpONALU; Roll and nme MacDonald (nee: lICltnmOl\d< of 39 Deborah Dr., Kincnrdine, arc pi e<lscd to cmnounce .the bir(h oC their second child Joshua Eric Hammond weighing 7 lbs 2 02S. at the I \{jllcardine and Di~( riel General Hospital on July S, \985. A baby brother for ' NlrOJl , ,Proud Grand­p;!fcnts are Mr, & Mrs . Doui?- I III Ilimond of Il1gcrsoll iIJld Mr, & Mrs. Lconnrd 1\1:tcDonald of Lucknow .

STEW An!: Greg. Annclle and Kyle welcome with love a new addition 10 their farnlly. Kevin Donald was born at 9: [5 p.m. on July 5, 1935 at Sl. Joseph's Hospital aod weighed in at 8 Ibs. 9 0'lS. Proulj grandparents are Ray and Mary Hend.l'ik·

I sen Rod Donald Stewart all ,of Thamesford . Special

lha Ilks go to Dr . II enry Ucndheim and 3rd . floor nursing slaff at Sl. Joseph's 1I0spitai.

BIRTHS

HEMING: At Alexandra Hospil.&\ on July 7, 1985 to Ron and Helen (nee Boers- ' rna) Heming, R.R. z,-Inger­soli, Ontario, a son Daniel ' Joseph, weighJng? 100 . 12~ oz. Grandparents are Mrs. T . B~rsma of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. H. Hem­ing, Thorndale.

BREKELMANS : At Alex­andra Hospital on Ju,ly 10, 1985, to Mike and Julie (nee Innes) Brekelmans, R ,R. 4, Embro, Ont., a son John Michael. Proud grandpar­ents are William and Joan Brekelmans and Doug and Violet Innes bolh of Thameslord.

MlJlRHEAQi At St. Jo­seph's HospItal, London on July 19, 1985, to Robert and Wendy Muirhead, IO? Har­ris St., Ingersoll, a daugh· , ler Jodie Irene Calherlne weighing 5 Ibs, 13 oz.

SCllEELE: Harry and Raren SCheele are pleased to announce lhe arrival of Carla Elizabeth on Juty 10, 1985 at Alexandra Hospital, lngersoll . A sisler ror Jenni· fer and granddaughter (or Mrs. Edith Allsop and Mr. and Mrs . Herman Scheele, both of Foldens . A speeia! thanks to Dr. T. Mayberry.

DUNLQP ; John and Lor­raine Dunlop of R.R. 4, Thamesford, are pleased 10 announce the sale arrival of lheir dau6hter Jennifer Grace arriving July 17,1985, at &:50 a.m. weighing SIbs., 9'11. oz. New sister to Sarah and Scott Thanks to Dr. Ross Green , Thorndale, and the O.B, staff at SI. Marys Hospital. '

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James (Jim) Hartnelt, 71, of Mount Elgin, died July 12, 1985 at TU I son burg District Memorial H(}SpiLaI.

He is survived by his wife, lhe fo'rmer Vera Downing, ~ and by his sons, Larry of Sarnia, Brian of )nuvlk, N.W.T., Leigh of TtUson­burg, and Ron of Manitoulin Island . Also surviving are his sisters, Mrs. Fred

. (Leola) Freeman of Mouot Elgin, and Mrs. Dei (Mar, garet) Cressman ~ndon , and his brother, Douglas HartneU· oC'Grimsby .

He' was predeceased by his sisler, the late Eva Daniel.

The Rev. LorenZQ fuml · rez conducted the July 12 Cuneral servi~ at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Mt. Elgin Cemetery ,

PaUbearers were Mr. Hartnell's four sons, Leigh, . ilrian, Larry and fum Hart­netl.

Mr. Hartnell was born in Dereham Township, He lYas a member of the United OJurch, Mount Elgin.

Donations may be made in his memory to the Can­adian Cancer Soeiety or to Tillsonburg and District Memorial Hospilal.

UJlli)~.s_ Bob Psrsoi1S,5l'72s Glenn

Ave., Ingersoll, died July 8, 1985 at his home .

He is survived by his wife, the former Frances Cowey, and by his children, Tim and Tracey, both at home.

Also surviving is his mother, Orma Parsons of Ingersoll; hi.!i.sislerS, Mrs . Robert (Nona) Kerr of R.R. 2, Lakeside, Mrs . Glen (Evelyn) Conkey of R.R.

7, Woodstock, and . Mrs. William (Harriett) Sambel1 of l.A)ndon ; a nd by his brother, John Parsons of R. R. 4, Ingersoll.

f-,lr , Parsons was bom in Burks Falls , Ontario . He workcd as an auto me­chanic.

The burial of cremated ~hes in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

PRlDDLE Edilh May <Powei1> Prid­

die, 74, R.R. 4, Ingersoll, died at Alexandra Hospilal on July 14, 1985,

She was predeceased by her husband, the lale Hugh PriddJe, in 1979.

Surviving are her daugh · ters, Mrs, Pat -Johnston of Ingersoll and Mr-s ,' ~ames

'(.jo~nnel Dodil~on of DeIhl ; and her sons,I.Hugh, John, Harr:Y and <r,ry, aU . of Ingersoll. She is a.tso sur-

I' vived b'y.: i9 ~randchildren and six great grand· children.

Mrs. PriddJe is survived by her brcilher James Powell of Ingersoll, and by her sisters, ¥Is. Kenneth (Made) MllIison, Mrs. Kelly tGracle) MIIl~glle and Mrs. Jo.ck <Dorotn.v) Priddle, all

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She was pr~eceased by her son Jam¥ Frederick, her da ughter , A Uce Louise (Priddle) Catter, her sis­ters Katherine Mclean and' Florence Savage and Alice 'Rigby, and by her brothers, -!be ' Pow.ell ' and Albert Powell.

Canon Tom Griffin con­ducted the JWy 17 Cuneral service at McBeath Funeral 'Home. Intermenl in Inger­soU Rural Cqmelerv .

Pallbearers were Randy Priddle, Jim, PriddJe, Steve Johnston, Tim Dodgson, MJke Dodgsbn and Danny Dodgson .. I

Mrs. Priddle was born in Norwich, England . .she-was a member of Ihe AnglicM Church. I

Donations may be made t.o the cha ri by of your choice in memory of Mrs . Priddie.

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1\4 Duke Street, Ingersoll, died July 13, t9as at Cares· sant Care Nursing Home , Woodstock.

She was Ihe daughter of Mr . and Mrs, James Waring and was born in Oxford County .

Miss Waring ls survived by her brother Charles 01 Thames(ord, Diong with several ni~es and nephews.

She was predeceased by two sisters and one brother , \.be late l.()uise Dartindale ~~Mrs . Rev, Harmon (Clarar -Mitl,e.r (l980) and Dr. Arthur Ws·ring.

The Rev . John Jenning conducted the July 13, 19a5 . funeral service al McBeath Funeral Home. Interment In Ingersoll Rural Cern · etery .

Pallbearer was Gordon Henry.

Miss Waring was a memo ber of the United Church . Donations In her memory, may be made to the charily of your ch ,i ceo

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Ge, RR. 2. Ingersoll, died at London's Victoria Hospital on July 2l, 1985. .

Mr. McDonald is survived by his wile, the former Marjorie Gowan_

Also survivipg are his cllildren. son steve and his wife 'feresa of Ingersoll, son' Fred and his wile Wendy of lJlgersoJl, son Bill and his wife Adele of Norwich, David or IngersoU, Ted and his wife Susan of Spring­field. Jerry. al home; daughters Mrs. Ron (Ellen) Funn~n of Cramplon. Mrs.' Gearge (Linda) Lewicki of

. Ingersoll. Kathy of Central America and Cindy of lA:>n-don,

Mr. McDonald Is also survived by 15 grandchild· re.n; by his sisters, Mrs. Ruby Parker or Embro, Mrs.- William (Sylvia) EsselLine ' of Burgesvi!le, and by his brothers Murray 01 Abbotsford, B.C .. Ross of ToronLo, and Gordon of Monkton. Ont.

The Rev. Uoyd Shivrat· Lon conducted the July 24, 1985 funeral service at Mc­Beath Funeral Home. Inter­menl in rngerson Rural Cemetery.

PaUbearers were Jim Caddey, Jim Morden. Mcrle Harvey, Gary Bracewell, Ron Walker and Griln~ EsselLiM.

Mr. McDonald worked at Ingersoll Cheese Company. He servcd in the Royal Canadinn Service Corp. aLLached to the Perth Regi­ment in HaJy, "'rance, ~rmany and Holland in World War II:

H"e was also a member oC the Hi-Way PenUcostal Church.

r;£0BLE John W. r::io61e. 92, 320

1Unls Street, Ingersoll, died at his home on July 20, 1985.

He is survived by·his wife, the former.Hazel Innes; by

. hi!; daugJ,lers, Mrs. Donald (Kathl~n) McTavish of Dullon, Patricia Green of Ottawa. and Nancy of Ten­nessee; by his sons Fred­erick of OLlawa and Bill Armstrong. also of Ottawa, and by his grandson, William Noble of. Calgary.

Mr. Noble was pre­dece&sed by his second wiCe, Grace, in 1%0.

The Rev. John Jennings conductcd the July 23, 19a5 funeral service at McBealh Funeral Home, Interment in the Harris Street 'Cem­etery .

Pallbearers were Alex Noble, Nell Noble. Jim! Innes. Bob Innes, John i Inn~ and David innes .

Mr. Noble worked as a 'nursery opera Lor.

H.e was a member of I Trinity Uniled Church.

PRIDDLE FWlel'a! services for the

late Mrs. Edilh May <Pow·. ell) prj ddle, was conducted by Canon Tom GriHin on Wednesday, July 17, 1985 al the McBeath Funeral Home, In~ersoll.

Wife or the late Hugh ?riddle' Wrl9):· loving mo!.her ot Mrs. Pal John­ston, lhgcrsoll, Hugh Prid­die. WOpdslock, Mrs. James Dodgson (Joanne), Delhi, John. Harry and Gary Prld­dle, all of Ingersoll; dear sister of James Powell, Mrs. Kenneth M ill son­(Maude>. Mrs. Kelly Min­ogue (Gracie), Mrs . Jilek ?riddle (Dorolhy), all oC lngersoll. I\\so survived by 19 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Pre· deceased by one son, James Frederich Priddle, and one daug.hter, Alice Louise (Priddle) Carter, and three sisters, Alice Rigby, Kathcrine McI.~lIn. and Florence Savage, and two brothers, Ike and Albert Powell.

Interment was al the Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

Pallbearers were the grandsons of Mrs. Edith Priddle, Tim Dodgson, Mike Dodgson, Dan Dodgson, Randy Prlddle, Jim PriqdJe and Steve Joh~" Mydini' Priddle was

..honl In Norwich, England, and moved 'to Ingersoll with her parents. She was a member of S1. James' Anglican Church. Ingersoll.

WARING: At. Caressant Care Nursing IIrtne, Wood­stock on Saturday, JuJy 13, 1985, Miss Helen Waring In hc.r 92nd year, of 114 Duke Street, Ingersoll. Daughter of Ihe late Mr. and Mrs .. James Waring. Dear sister of Charles Waring, Thames· : ford. A!so survived by sev· eral nieces and nephews. Predeceased by one bro­ther, Dr. Arthur Waring (l969) and two sigters, Lou· i.~e Dartindale (962) and Mrs . Rev . Harmon (Clara) lVUlier (1980). Friends were received at McBeath Fun­eral Home, 246 Thames St. where service was held 011 Tuesday. July 16 with nev. John Jennings officiating. tntermented Ingersoll Rur­al Cemetcry.

Wi LSQN George Wilson, 62, 265

Klng Street East, Ingersoll, died Jul}! 19,198511'1 London.

He IS-survived by his wife, !.he former Winnie Hoyland; his SOh Doug and wife Pat of l/lgersoll, and his grand­sons. Neil and Bryce.

Also suriving are his si~­ters, Mrs. Gordon (Hazel) Payne and Mrs. Lloyd (Flo­rence) Weir, bolh 01 Thames(ord, and, his bro­Ulers, Ellis of London, Arch

I of R.R. 3, Burford, and Bill , of n.R, 4, Durham.

Mr. Wilson was pre­decellsed by his sisler Peart Wer lind by his brothers Ilarold, Thomas and Usnny.

The nev. John Jennings c¢nducted the July 23, 1985 Cuneral service at McBeath F'uneral ilome. (nterment in Ebenezer Cemetery.

PaUbearers were Joe Martell, Fred Crane. Jerry Tl.Iphohne, John McIntyre, lloss Marshall and Bi\1. WhaUey.

Mr. Wilson was a member o( Trinity United Church .

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l.EALE-SACK6IDER ___ Michelle Frances Teale and William Ed­

ward Sackrider were uniled in marriage on M:'IY 25, 1985 at Sacred Hearl Church ill Ingersoll..

The bride is Ihe dnughtcr o( Elmer and SheilJ Tc~ Ie of Illgersoll HIIII 1Ill' groom is I he son of Nancy Sukriclcr i-,r Norwich ilnd [he - late Hlliph S~chldrr ,

rte\' , Charles Campbell orfici ~ led ill I he doul>le

, ring ceremony_ The bride was given in marriage hy lIer 'a(lwr. The or~<Jllisl (juri,,!: the ceremony \Vas Ted W inl(>fS and (he SOloist was J(lckie Jlabkirk

She' wore a 1I0or-lcngl h satin wedding gowll which reaturerl " high lace col· 1,11' _ a filled I)ndi,'(' ann a ~hi!lllll yoke adorned "'ilh -~ppliljllcS ;Iud ~eed penrls, Salin ribhon~ galhered the IlIcc­trimmed pll({Y sleeves ;II Ihe "Ilia\\' ancl l:lce "Isc IriulInccl lhe c:ll hedral Irain ilIa I flowed rn~l\I iI

full ~kir!. The rll"l'~~ was (!c,;i~nerl ;llId lI)ilcle hy the bride. She also worc a dia· mond tleckl;lce, pe~1'I e;lr· rings given to her by Ihe m;lid of honor . iln heirloom pin belonging to I\\'r ~I"(ral gl"<l/\(II)\ollier ann II hill' Illte glove!> willi s;llill Ili\\\'$ _

A ",real h o{ whi Ie 110""'1-'; alld habv 's brc~lh willi :\ tloubic layer fingerlil> veil ;tcccilled wilh llllP1illllCS ;Iud seed I)('arl, I"IlillplinHmleu Ihe gOIl"II.

TIw hriuL' Cllnicd a ('aSt'a,1e houquel c[ ~ol\j::t lea roses, while sweelheart roses. "'hill' Ir('csin . blue iris. pink mini carnations. lilv of , h /.' \" II c \ , " ' Ii i I C sll'pllallll(I~, hille slalus 1\lId Ir,1il\lIg I-:lIgli~h iv_v. lIer hou<1uel ;lll!llhc werl­lIing flowcrs werc lIcsign· cd Ily her siSI(!r, M;lry_

Th(' ilia irl o[ hOllcr was ("[""y 'i"os1:1I1(1 III Inger­soll, ~isll'J' 01 lilt' Iwirle Sill' \\'111"(' a lull-skilled, ropl blue IMfcl~ gowlI feilllll"ing " ~w['elhcnrt neck linc . filled bodice ;1I111 cllJolV,!cnglh pul{e(1 "lecv('~ ,

ll.-it1csllli'liris " 'ere llon­!lic l'clliber 0) III{:cll>oll itlld I!:li~.ilbc(h rrOSI of Princetnn. bOlh rrieads 01 the hride. Tiley \Vore dre~<!g idenliClll 10 Ihe maid of hOllor's,

The ~ llencla nls also wore Juliel caps ;lnd "'hil!! gloves lJt:('cr\(cd wilh I'lly~1 blue I'ibhon~ and Ihey carried while bee lans OecoralcOwilh;'l c1\sc;>.dc IIcuquel of !I-Ink 5weelhc;;rl roses , sle]lh~lloris . ~z~lea hloS50ms, bluc s(<llu~, liI~·-/)f-Ih~·v""('_\'. pillk ap· pie blo~son\s ~nd lrialing 8l1glish ivy wilh I~(:e ~lIcI salin I·ibllons.

Flowergirl )':1;7.alll'(h Sackrider or Norwich, si~lcr of the groom, wore ;'l mid· length' ro."al blue la(l,,(;, (/rc~s anti n (,0'

(lnlinalin\,! willIe s~llll "froll. She wort a wrealh o 110\\,('1, in hCf h;, i r ~ lid en.-ril'(/ a b~skcl DC flowers silllil~r 10 those or Ihe bridesmaids '.

WiIli:lI)] Seheunnan 01 I)nlhrno\( ,,";IS Ille besl m a II aurJ lhe 1I.~I'crs were Mi('h;lct Tc~l(! or Inger­soll. brolhcr 01 Ihe l)riM al\d John 1'o~I;\IId nf 111-gE'rsoll. hfOI her-in. law of I h~ hrirle _ The. ~ \\,oi'c Ox ' fonl grey H/xc(\ocs wilh It \-('.I" h 0 \\." Ii,· S II II d C\l11I1I1Crbunlls .

"he groom wnre Uxlord gl"ey I~il_~ nntl " m;>.lching grey lic . Ilis llccr.ssorics Included:l gold 1\'.11<:11 and eh~in_ gil'en 10 him hy his gr.1lullXlrcnls

A I 'I'(TI'I ion \\"a~ held if I I kll(I('r~oll 11;,11 in Inger , soil. "'here Ilila (;, ev~'rs. sislr.r of I he grOOlll , c i r· CilIated Ihe gllcsl book_ Gllesls a Llcnllcd (rom Nova Scol ia. Sask(ll· Ch~W;III. I"lori<1a, ~llrhigan . \VoOllstol'k . Nnrwich. :-;Jl\ilh's' Falls . T! 11-"01111111'1:, '1'0'-1'11110. I'almerslnn , I'clrolii!" LOII,IIIII ;\1I{lllIn('r~IIIL

Mr. ,111<1 I\1I 'S , Sa('krirler hOIl{')"IIIOOllcd in quebec ;I!\d a rr' no\\' resini ng a I U It I I."S:d<'1I c

BIRTHS

~'t\N Megan is t lfI fed to an-nounce the safe arrival of her baby hrother, Cody William, born July IS, HISS in London. He weighed six pounds, nine and a half ounces . Proue! par~nts are Bill and Nellie. Proud grllndparenls are Adrian Vanderpas and Audrey Jor· dan.

KUCZKQ Joe and Mary Ann Kuczko of Ingersoll . are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son. Eric Joesph. He was born July -'ll. 1985.

ROULSTON Cal and Donna Houlston of S4 Victoria Sl.. Ingersoll, proudly announce lhe saCe arrival of their son. Jeremy Joseph George Roulston. July 22, 1085 at Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll.

SIIEHl\li\N TIln and Terry (nce: Pit· key) are pleased to an· nounce the birth of their son , George Scott. born July 4. 1985. Weighing ' nine pounds. two ounces. he is a little brothel," for Aimee. Proud grandpa renls are Morris ;lnd Dorothy Pilkey of Durgcssvillc, Mrs . Mary· 8tla Sherman of Ingersoll, and great grandmother is Eva Sims of Ingersoll .

DEATHS McDONi\LD

Cli((ord John McDonald, 66. R.R. 2, Ingersoll, die<! at London's Victoria Hospital on July 21, 1985.

Mr. McDonald is survived by his wife, the former Marjorie Gowan.

Also surviving are his childIen: Bob 01 London, Fred and his wife Wendy of Ingersoll. Mrs. &In (Ellen) Funnell of Granton, Bill end his wife Adele of Norwich, Mrs . George (Linda) Lewi­cki of Ingersoll, David of Ingersoll. Ted and his wife Susan of Springfield, Steve and his wife Teresa of l.ngersoll, Jerry. at home, Kathy of Central America and Cindy oC London.

Mr. McDonald is also survived by 15 grandchild­ren; by his sislers, Mrs. Ruby Parker of Embro, Mrs. Wilham (Sylvia) Esseltine of Burgesville, and by his brothers Murray of AbbotSford, B.C., Ross of Toronto, and Gordon of Monkton, On\.

The Rev. Uoyd Shivral· lDn conducted the JuJv 2J\ funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Ingersoll Rural Cemelery.

Pallbearers were Jim Cdddcy, Jim Morden, Merle Harvey, Gary Bracewell, Ron Walker and Grant Es~elline .

Mr. McDonald worked at Ingersoll Cheese Company. He served in lhe Royal Canadian Service Corps attached to the Perth Regi· ment in Iialy, France, Ger­many and HoUMd, in World War II .

DEATHS

QAlN~S

Mrs. Eliza Daines, 90, 263 Wonham Street, Ingersoll, died Friday, August 2, 1985 at Alexandra Hospital.

She is survived by h~ husband Ben and by her children, Mrs. Ronald (Cora) Cartmale of Inger­soll, Mrs. OliveMe Cham· bers of Woodstock, Mrs.

· Jim (Viola) Adllms of Ingersoll, nnd Hen Daines or

· Point·Ali·Barrel. Also surviving are 20

grallctchildrcn. 45 great· 61'<1 mlchitdren nnd 11 greal:

'. gl·ca[·gr"ndchildrcn. Mrs. Daines Is survi ved

by her sisters. Mrs. Char­lotte Williams of Clio, Michigan, Mrs. Nora Slde­bolham of London, Mrs. Anni~ Sidebotham of L¢n­don. and Mrs. Alma Ruth Pearson of Tillson burg.

The Rev. George Brad· ford conducted the Monday, August 5 funeral service al McBealh Funeral Home. Interment in Ingersoll RUral Cemetery.

Pallbearers • were Bob Marriage, Wilburn Daines. Perry Cartmale, Dennis Roberts, Reg Canmale and George Lubick.

Mrs. Daines was born in Norfolk Counly.

ElllCKSON Orma E rickson, 75, 176

£arl Street, Ingersoll, died at Woodstock Gcneral Hos­pital August 5, 19115.

She is survived by her husband Ruben: by her sons Fred of Ingcrsoll a lid Eric of SpaNJood, B.C., and

· by her grandchildren, Fred . and Cheri. Also surviving . <Ire Iwo grea l-grandchild­Tim, Thomas and Roberl.

Canon Tom Griffin con· dueted the Allgust 7 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home.

Mrs. Erickson \Vas born in Finland. She was a home· maker.

She IV~S <l member of St. James' Auglic:.n Church.

Donations may be made in her memory to !.he Heart F'und.

l lITClllSON llclly ean ( cLeod) Hutchison, 56, 350 Oxlorc Ave .. Ingeri'o]1. and form· erly or tU"!. 2, Thlll11cs(ord

died :11 Vidori:l IJospital: South Slree! Cnmpus. Lon· dOli. August G, 1985. , She is survived by her hU51):llId. Morley "Mike" Hutchison; by her daugh·

· (ers, Mrs. Terry (Nancy) .' 'l\lurdock of I3rockvllle, Mrs. · Jim (Linda) Holden of

. Thamesford, and Debbie at · ho~e: and by four gra~d. '. cI)llorcn. Also surviving is · her broth!!r, Keith McLeod

.'. of Ingersoll. . The Rev. K. David Mack . conducted (he Thursday, Angusl 6 fUlIcr(l1 service at (he C<lrrothers-Betzner I"uncrnl Horne. Interment

· ill Zion Seventh Line Cem· elery.

Pallbearers were Frank , l)isbeC'. Ken Legacy, Russ

Cooper, Doug McKenzie, Lloyd Hutchison and Bob

· I<err. Mrs. Hutchison was born

· in London, OntariO. She lVorked as a homemaker.

Donations mAy be madc in her memory to the Ont­a ri 0 H C(I rt and Stroke I"ound:)tion.

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c~ - AI oxfo;;i n~gionai NurSIng HomG. I"gelsoll. 00 Wednesday AuguSI 14. 1985. Lida (F orOeS) CI~'~. age 85. Wile 01 Ihe lal& Slit!· log CI~rk t196:21 Den' molller 01 e,'I. InQerSOIi. Mrs Walle! Rurion (Maroery). Tlils.o"bu'g. Nora Thomoson, A A 4 Ingersoll Dellr sislel 01 M,s. Alma He/see. WoodSlock Also survivp.o ny SIX ~..,a'\(Jct\lldlen ~f)d IIVF'

g,eal·g, ... ndchiltJ,e/\ rhe,~ win be no ~si'alion_ Pllvale service will be held on FudllY AuguSI t 6 Inlermenl ,1\ Hal' ,is Sireel Cemelery Remem· brances 10 Ii,,, Memo,,~1 Fund 01 Alcx.,ndl3 Hospil~1 may he arranged 10' al lhe McBealh Funeral Home

SEAL - AI Ale><andr3 "'I=io"S'p, lal Inge,soil. on

Wednesdoy Augusl I ~. 1985. Marga,el IBloCk) Be~1 age 58. Beloved wile 01 HI!/(y Seal 01 262 Wh,lillg SI,eel. IngerSOll. Dea, molh,,/ 01 L,nda Vank: London. OMitJ and his wile &,b: Londo" . Cathy and her husba"d Aill Tholpe: Ingersoll Delli Qrandmolhel oj .Iames JacIlson. Mich~el lJeal Md

. RObDi~ Thorpe. Dear SISI", 01 ROOMtJ Black: M~Y"i!ld. Scoiland. A'cJ';b"ld COj)IM Middlolon. SCotland F/i()n(J~ will be received al McBeall' Funer.1 H£)me. 248 rh~mes St/eel Soulh. IngersoJ1 ~IIGr 2'00 pm £In F"d~y wllete service will be oeld 00 S~lur· day Augusl t 711 aI2'OO p.n) .. Rov. Lorenzo Ramirez 01· I,Ciallng Inle,menl In Inger· sojl Rural Cemelery Remcm· b/~nces 10 Ihe Cance, Soop-· Iy may be allilng"d 10' ~I Ihe Ftlnernl Home.

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• u .. o\...et 1I<;o1"'aW"!:: l)( ul·umpton. dallghLel' o( Mr, and Mrs. Roger Hcnha\Vke of Ingersoll was manied Lo Keith Miller. son of Mr, and· Mrs. JalTJes Miller of BI'amploll, on July 20 in Ingersoll.

med l>rid<ll hnt of chilfoll with seed )lCilr/S and elbow· length vei ling. She carried a cascade of burgundy roses, pink !lnd while minialure cama· \ions and baby's brealh.

Miller of Ortln>plfln, brot her 01 I he bride The usher "'''5 Jay Nixon of Ingersoll, assisted hy nog~r and Barry Hcnhawke, hrothers of lhe bride. The ceremony w~s held

ill Ihc gMden of Ihe bride's p,1renls' home al Jl Chisholm Dr., Inger· soli. Paslor Dwighl Lewis officiated. Tht: bride was given in marriage by her falher ..

The bride was tradi· tionally dressed in a while

silk ehICfon and lace gown. Tile high neck ;lnd sheer yolk featured reo emhroidered alencon lace on Ihc sheer bod ice . The leg of mullon sleeves con· lained guiperc lace and the shoftly [ullskirt had a chapel train hemmed with Chantilly lace .

The bride wore a brim·

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The milicl of honor was Joanne Stewart of Aylmcr , sisler of Ihe bride and the bridesmaid W!lS Jennifer Marel1;m! of Ingersoll . They wore (wo piece dresses o( dUSly rose which f ea I u red spaghetti straps and jackets WiUl long sleeves in chiffon. The jackets had lace inserts and ru(· lies lit Ihe necklioe and wrists. They carried silk noseg~ys of cranberry sod pink mini carnalions (IJ1d baby's brcaU\ wilh while rihbons. They wore baby's brea th in their llilir . ,The besl nl:\n WIlS Sieve

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The groom wore a steel grey single·breas(ed tliX ' edo will! matching lie and cummerhund. The best m~n end ushers wore heaher grey single ·

. breasted Iw(edoes wilh dusty rose lies and cummhcrbunds .

A reception was held o1t Ihe I ngersoll Pipe On nd Hall. Cuesls were present from Woodstock , London. Norwich, Otterville. Cam· bridge, Oa~ville, HJmilton, Oramplon and Toronlo.

Alter a wedding trip to norlhern O/Jtario Ihe cou· pIe took up residcnce in I.Iramplon .

It",· ,\ .0 Petls(' of· li6,ded ill Ihe double rillg ceremony. The hride was given in m"fI'iag~ by hr.r p:lrellts The soloist w:os Hobert Millie of F:mbro <lnd !h~ orgl\lIi~t W:lS JO;ln WiUslc o( Woodstock . The ~ollgs were 'That is Love' (lod 'The Hose.' . TIle l>ride wore :l floor·

Icng\h gflwn of silk organ · 7.11 over ("fCcl;; which IYtlS scal)opeliin revctll l~ycrs 01 lace . It IIMI 10llg lace sleeves wilh ruHic" I~cc ;It thc wrlsls . a Inee neckline and bodice IIC · (en\ed wi III seen pearls. She ..... orc 1\ derbv hal of white chiffon ;dornecl with whi lc flowers on Olle sidp nnd carrlcc1 it c.~~cilclc bouquet of pink Ii I ie~ , burgundy I'Oses. while alld pink char· midas , ol'chi(ls :\fld while seventh hClIvcn . Pellrl loops :\cccnlcd tho'! bou· qlld design .

Sandra Garfat, daughter of Joseph and Hazel Garfilt of rrR 5, Ingersoll, was mal" ried to Angus Thomson, son of Thomas and Margaret Thomson of Embro on June 29 at $weaburg UniLed Church .

ihc maid of IlollOr was PlIlricin CI endenning of Ingersoll who WOfC a dus­ty r<'se and burgundy tal· felll gO\\,ll with a \Vai~t to floor· length unc1erskirt cover{'d with cocklAil lcoglh bo·peep skirt and Ilccl'nled with two-lone rill/led necklille. She e~r' rled a c;)scadc bouquet wilh white and burf(uncly (ield lilies , amelhy~1 (reesi;; ilnd while ~evcllth heavell.

The llrirte.~l\\lIids were l\1t1ureen 'Mtllleck of Lon · don , Carol Miller of Thlloder nll\' nlln

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£lilabeth Garlnt, junior b r j cI e S 111 aid, (r 0 III Wootlslock . The bridesmaids were similarly adorned as the maid of honor.

The junior bridesnl:lid 's gown had Il solid color of p;1le pink with a sllIali ruf­fle Mound the neckline ~nd pu(Ccd s)C1:vcs . She cnrried a white boskcl {illed with whitc nno l>urgunrly flclcl lillcs, smclhy!>t freesi~ 11110 white seventh hC<lveli .

'fhe best m!lTl \VIIS Atall Thomson of Embro, the ushers werc Doog Clcndenrling of Ingersoll , La rry Gn rf at of I "ger~oll and Ihc jUliior ushcr.; were J:lson Garfst of In· gersoll and Tommy Thomson of Emhro.

The groom dl\lI his at · lendants wore sla.le grey Ili xedocs . ThC gr oom wore a sat in grey cu m· mer l>und and lJowtie :l nd his allendanls wore satitl clus!y rose cunlm her· bUilds and howties.

A reception was held at SWC A burg United Church with Kem Shermall , ullcic of the bride, as moster of CCl'cmOIi iI'S . 1\ da nee (ollowed 1\( Ihe Colombo Club In lJeachvilie . Guests were present from Wisconsin, Burlington, SI. C.Jlhnrines, Georgetown, London, Thunder Hay, Niagara, Ingersoll aod Woodstock .

Aller a werlding Irip to KingSlon ;'\nd Ollaw3 Ihe cOlll'le look lip re.~idence !It I! 11 S, 1l\1:e.r~(lIl .

Wt:U III IUt!Xllnura nospHllI, Wednesday, August 14,1965.

Mrs . Beal is survived by her husband Harry; her daughters Linda Yank or London, and Cathy and her husband Bill Thorpe of Ingersoll; and by her son, David Beal and his wife Barb, of London.

Also surviving are her gTandchildren, James Jack­son, Michael Beal and Rob­bie Thorpe.

Mrs. Seal Is survived by her two brothers, ' Ronald. Black of Mayfield , Scotland, and Archibald Conlan of Middleton, ScoUand.

The Rev . Lorenzo Ram­irez conducted the August 17, 1985 funeral service at Mdleath Funeral Horne. Interment in Ingersoll Ru· ral Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Bill· Armstrong, James Mat­thews, Robert Connors, Randy Forsythe, Harold Willlams lind Joe Van­Ryswyk .

Mrs. Beal .was born In Newl.c.n Grange, Scotland. She was a member of the Uniled Church of Canada.

Donations may be made in her memory lo the Cana­dian Cancer Society .

BUDDEN Harriet Elizabeth Bud­

den, 68, R.R. 2, Thorndale, died at SI. Joseph's Hospi­tal, London, August ~, 19S5.

She was prede<:eased by her husba nd, the late Ernest Budden, in 1973. .

She is survived by her chUdren, Mrs. Isabel Good­hue of Misslssauga, Walter of London, Leonard of Peterborough. Allen of R.R . 4, Thame.sford,and Don~ld of Glanworth. Also SurVIV, ing are 16 grandchildren.

Mrs. Budden Is survived by her brolhers Waller of B.C., and Bill of [,cndon, and by her sister, Mrs. Clarence ([sabel) Whaley of London. .

She was predeceased by two brothers, Harold, In 19'15, and Dick in 19T.l, &.nd by one sisler, Mrs. Dorothy Scragg n 1978.

Pastor Ross Hargreaves conducted the August 26, 1985 fWleral service at the Carrothers-Betwer Funera I Home. Interment · In . ZIon Seventh Line Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Dick Hart, Glen Budden, AI Gab­ler, Bernard O'Neil, George Thylor and Jack BaU .

Mrs. Budden :was born in london TownShip. She was a homemaker.

CLARK Uda (Forbes) Clark, 85,263 Wonham Street, Ingersoll, rued August 14, 1985.

She was predeceased by her husband, the late Sterl­ing Clark, In \962.

She is survived by her son, Bill Clark of Ingersoll; daughters Mrs. Walter (Margery) Burian of Till­sonburg, and Nora Thomp­son of R. R. 4, Ingersoll; six grandchildren and five great grandChildren.

Also surviving is her sis­ter, Mrs. Alma Hersee of Woodstock.

The Rev . Paul Field con­ducted the Friday, August 16 funeral service at McBealh Funeral Home. In~rment in the Harris Street Cemelery.

Mrs. Clark was born In Embro,Ont.

Donations may be made in her memory to the mem­orial fund 01 Alexandra Hospital.

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.Q,J~N I>INNING M iss Lena Cl cndi lllling,

286 Thames St. S., Ingersoll. died Thursday. August 22, \965 at Alexandra Hospital. .

She is survivcd by her sisler, Mrs. Grace Waring of Ingersoll, Q nd a Iso survived by a number of nieces and nephews.

Miss Clendinning was pre· deceased by hcr parents, Ihe lale Mr. and Mrs . James Clendinning, and by six brolhers.

Canon Tom GriHin conducted the August 2&

Ifuneral service at McBeath Funeral Home, 11Iterlllt!nl in 51. John's Cemetery, Thames(ord.

Pallbearers were Donald Clendlnning, Rex. Clendinning, Eugene Clendinning, Alan WMing, Rae Waring and Paul Ranney.

Miss Clendinning was born in North Oxford Town· ship. She was a member of St . James' Anglican Church.

DeWIT Mnrgarel rnreuwenhui1.e.n) DeWil, 83, RR. 1, Beach· ville, died at Woodstock (kneral Hospital on August 14. 1985.

. She Is survived by her husba nd John ; her daughter Mrs. Joe (Marie) Nance· !dveU of Sweaburg; and by her sons Hugo and John, bolh of fo)dens.

Also surviving Are 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren, one brother end one sister, both in Holland.

She was predeceased by her grandson, the late Ron­ald NonC'ekivell, In 1~1.

The Rev. David Smith conducted the August 17 funeral service 81 McBejith Funeral Home. lntermenl in the Oxford Memorial Park Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Jeff DeWit, John DeWit, David DeWit, Dan DeWit, Frank Pesloor and Dan Fields.

Mrs. DeWit was born in Holland. •

Donations may be made In her memory, to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Hearl and Stroke :-OUll­

dation.

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55 Deaths B9NIF~1i AI StThomas Elgin Genel~1 Hospital. Tues· day evening September J . 1965. Mrs. Elilabelh (Hul ' . ellison) BOlli/ace. J 7 Coyne Siteel. 51. Thomas. end /O! m~tly 01 Ingelsoll . in her 891h year. Widow 0/ Flederick W. Bonilace . Molhel 01 Mrs. James (Jeanl . Gowling. 13 Sllluce Sireet. SI Thomas. and ~randmOlher 0/ M,ss Selh Cowling. SI Thomas. MIS& Oonl),e Gowling 01 TOlonlo. Mrs. Wilham (Healher) Manlara. Kilchenar. ~nd Curl Gowllng. St. T/'Om;)s. Also sU/vived by Me IJleal·grandcl\lld Gullo M;ln,Ma 01 Kllchener . Resllng al Ihe LB. Sillon funelal Home. \ \£1 Well· 'nl)lon Sltee!. SLThomas. commencing 'l'hursday aher · noon al , :00 p .m .. · and where lIIe IUl\ctOl and com· mUlal selvice will be con· dueled Fn(lay allernoon al \ '30 p m. Inldmenlln SI.An· drew's Cernelery . 1 hi\n'~slord. Onlo/io. al a /aIel <We.

DANIEL - V(!r6 Marie. in 111 ' ge rsoll on TuoSdoy Seplomber 3. 1985. 01 , I 78 Eat! Silset. Ingersoll. d,ughler 01 Ihe lale George anO Evalyn Oanlel Loved an(l sadly missed by Shilley 01 SIloud. Isabel of InQersoli. Cad 01 London. and lam,lies . No vis1Ialion. No luneral. Crem~lIon . Remembrances 10 Ihe Hear I 3110 Stroke Foun· d~"on may bo arranged lor al Iht MCR"~lh FlllleraJ Home. '~6 lhilmes Sireet. Soulh. 'nn~rsoU

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DANIEL At Alexandra Hospital on Augusl 18. 1935, lo Les lind Kelly Daniel, 285 Thames SL. North, Ingersoll, a d.."Iughtcr, Elisha LeIgh. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daniel, Ingersoll, and Mr . and Mrs. Doll McCague; R.R. 4, Mos­s1ey. Proud great . grand~ ' molher (s Mrs . Dorothy Wilmott of London.

EYGENRAAM Wallace a lii) j anet ~ygen· raam, 127 Canterbury Street , Ingersoll, ore pleas· ed to announce (he birlh of their son. D;J.vid Ryan. He was born August 20, t965 at I\lexandra Ibspital.

~J:iO~ AI Alexa n a Hospital on August 2. 1965, to Tom and Vicki (nee: Edwards) Wil· S()n, 459 Lelnster Street. Woodstock, Onlario, a son, '!110m;\S Dilvid Hobert. Proufl grandparents are Oilve and Garb Edwards of 13cachville. lind Lloyd and MDrg Wilson of Embro. Proud great grandparents arc Clifford and F'rancis l3enjamln of R. n, 2, Inger­soU, Ilnd LenA Podet" Gob­les, and Ethel Wilson of Ottawa. We would like to UHlnk Dr . Pariser and cveryone on the maternily ward .

DEATHS

JJJU!'"WP MIss Jean Borland, form·

erly of 222 Earl Strect, Ingersoll, died Monday, August 26, HISS at VictorIa Hospital, London.

She is, survIved by her brother, Harold Borland of Burlington, and by her par· ents, Mr. and Mrs . John Borland , Also slIrvlvlng is her niece Andrea Borland of Vancouver, B.C., and her nephew RObert Oorland of Burlington.

The Rev. Paul Field con­ducted the Thursday, Aug­ust 29th funeral service at Mc~(h Funeral Home. lntennent In Oakwood Cemetery, Simcoe.

Miss Borland was born in Oxford County. She was a teacher lind spent her entire teaching career at Princess EIi1Abcth School, formerly the Ward School. She was also a member of u..e Nors· worthy Chapter, WOE.

Miss Borland was a memo ber of St. Paul's Presby­tedan Church.

.XAN KAMPEN Kenneth G. Van Knrnpcll,

21, died al Park wood Hos· pital, August 25, 1985.

He Is survIved by his parents, Tony and Jane Van Kampen, his grandmother Mrs. Neeltje De Kam of Holland, and his sisters, Marjorie, Nancy, Shawn and Jennifer, all at home.

ThC! Rev. DennIs l1cyel1 conduded lhe August 28 funeral seryice at lhe Christian Reformed Church. Interment ill Ingl!r' soli Rural Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Kevin Antonidcs, Homer Vander Vccht, Chris Klingenberg, Steve Zwart, Tom Vandyk and Waynt'! HMgsma.

Donations may be mad~ in memory of the deceased. to the PoJ\intive Cllre Unit, Park wood Hospilal.

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DEATHS

JlQNIF'ACE Mrs . Elizabeth <HutchI­

son) Boniface. 37 Coyne Slreet, Sl. Thomas, and formerly of 134 Bond Street, Ingersoll, Onl. . . passed

'away- Tuesday, S~plemb~r 3, 19B5 at St. Thomas·Elgln General Hospital. She was B8. .: . ,

Born in Alva. 'sMtland. on MaTch 4, 1897. the da iJghlel' o( Ihe lale John and Jessie. (Riddock) Hutchison, Mrs. 130niface moved 10 Sl. Thomas from Ingersoll in 1977. She enjoyed a variety of hOI ndicra fls a lid hoblJ i(!S !lnd was ~clive in SI . Paul's Presbyterian Church, Ing· ersoll, for many years.

Her husband, the late fi'retlerick W. Boniface, died in 19li9. She W!lS also pre­deceased by fi ve brothers and two sisters.

Surviving are daughter Mrs. James (Jean) Cowling of 13 Spruce Streel, SI. Thomas; grandchildren Miss [leth Gowling or 37 Coyne Street, Sl. fhomas, Miss Bonnie Gowling of Tor· olllO, Mrs . WIlliam Weather) Manzara of Kit· chener, ·Curl Gowling of J3 Sprucel Street; one great gra n.dchild, Gulio Man1.era of Kitchener.

The' funeral service was held Seplemb~ · Ii with thc Rev . Dr. B.S. Rodney of Knol( Presbyterian Church, S1. Thomas, ofJiciating. In le(nment in the family plot of Sl. Andrew's Cemetery, Tlu'lm(!Sford, Onl.

BOHLAND Miss Jean Borland, form·

erly of '2'l2 Earl Sireet, I ngersoll, died Monday . Allgust 26, 1985 at Virtoria Hospital, ~pndoll .

She is survived by her brother, 11 n rold Borla lid of [lurlingtoll. hE!r niece An· dren Borland of Vancouver, B.C" and her nephew, Rob· crt Borland of Burlington.

She was predeceased by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John norland.

The Rev . Paul Field con­ducted Ihe Thursday, Aug· list 29 funeral service at t ... lcDealh Funeral Home . In · lel'liinenl' of cremated re o lnfli~: .~KOak,:,,:o.od CefY" elery. SImcoe.

MisS BOrl'lIlo was born In Oxford County . She \NDS a. teacher lind spent her enllre leaching career al Princess EIi1.:.belh School . formerly the Ward School. She was also ll'member of Ihe Nors­worthy chapter lODE .

Miss Borland was a mem­ber of SI. Paul's Presby · terian Church.

MILLS Gordon McCorquodale

~1ills, 74 . 162 McCarty Street, Tha mesford, died ot London's St . Joseph's Hos· pital August 3L, \985.

Mr . Mills is survIved by . his wife, the former Made· line Cucksey~ hIs daughters I'Ms . Helen Huston of Mel · bPl-lnlc: Mrs . John (BelLy) Nadalin of Thamesford, Mrs. Dove mulh) Taylor of SI. Albert, Alberla, Kalh· leen 'of Mississauga, ~nd Norma of Tavislock; and by his sons, Albert of Haden, Druce or 51. Marys, <1nd Gerald of [(.R . 3, Lakcside.

A Iso surviving arc his urothers Harvey and Har· old . both of Lakeside, ?is sisler Mrs . Lloyd (Annie) Fraser 01 Embro, and his OTolher.in-law, Henry Pur· vis o( llelle River .

Mr. Mills was predeceas· ed by his sisler, the lote Jea 11 Purv is, in t983, a lid by his grandson, the late James Hulson, in J977.

P;'Istor \1oss HOlrgreDlics of Kintore, conducted ~he September 3 funeral servIce at (he C<lrrolhers ·Bcl zner Funeral Home, Tn,lInes­lord . Inlerment in Chrisl

. Anglic~n Church Cemetery, Lakeside.

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Newlon, Sy Glover. !loss M cCorquoda Ie, Lallrence Moore, Murray Alderson ilnd George McCaul.

A Masollic memorial ser­vice was held under Ihe <1uspiccs 01 King Solomon Lodge 394, Thameslord, and Corinthian Lodge 700. )(in· lore. Monday, September 2, 1985.

1\1r. Mills was a retired farmer . He was a member of Chalmers United Church, Kintore, and attended West· minster United Church, Thamesford. He was a member of the Woodstock lA>dgc of Perfection 33, A and ASR, a member of King Solomon Lodge 39i, Afi' and AM, Thamesford, and a past master of Corinlthliln Lodge 700 At<' and AM, Kintore.

1)0Jlalions may be made in hls memory to the Can­adian Cancer Society or lhe COllildian Red Cross Soc­iely.

TAYLOR Milton Earl Taylor, 79,349

Wharncliffe Road North, London, formerly of R.R. ~, Thorndale, died III his resI­dence Seplember 4, 1905 .

lie was predece.llsed by his wife, the late Mary G. Taylor, in 1981.

Surviving are his daugh­ters, Mrs. Sara Carter of London, and Mrs. Al (Sharon) Bourgeois of R.n, '2 Thorndale; his grand· ~ughters Tammy, Charlot­Ie Sandra and Jackie, and hi~ sister, Mrs. Edna

lDouglas of London .

.. Mr. Taylor was predecea· Sed by his brolher William . and by his sister, Mrs. Emma McFarlan .

Pastor Earl Leiska con­ducted the September : funeral service al the Car- ' rothers·Belzncr Funeral !lome in Tham(!Sford. Inler· ment in Clipperton CemeL­cry .

PaUbearers were Don Mc­FlIrlan, Fred Feuerstein, Bill Hudson, George Taylor, Jim Hill and Max Douglas .

Mr. Toylor was born In Thorndale and was a retired farmer .

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BIRTHS

JJlLLNf(R Loluren Is liappy to an. nounce Ihe arrival 01 h'er baby brothe r, . K yly Rlehard. (lorn a l SI. Jo­seph's HospllBl, London , AuC~sl 19. 1985, Proud are parents Julie and nick HII­Iner. Grandpa renls, Marg and Howard noblnson 01 Il\gorsoll, tolD rle Gnd Mike Hillner o( Copenhagen ..

IIICFARLAWi Johnaild Ma rla 01 edDeer. AlherLA, arC pleased to an . nounce lhe &ale arrival or their second born, ~ dauj!h. ter, I<rlslln Mcghdn, She weighed 8 Ibs., 4 Ot., and \VAS born A uguSI 26, 1985 A lillie sister lor NIcole. PrOud grandparenls are ROM and Don.! Beacom o( Ingersoll and John and Joan McFarlane 01 Slaney Creek.

DEATHS

G1 fQy Elt : Dayid James Glover, n.n. 2. ThorndAle. died at Ills r~ldence Se.,. lember 5, IgaS,

lie I~ survived by his wl(e. Ihe former Marion lVelr, aod by his SOIl Jonnat han, al ' home Also surviving are his pll;enls, John and Doro>­thy Glover or n.n. 2, Thorn· d,'~, and Mrs. Marjorie McKay 01 London.

lie WAS U,e denr brolher 01 't~ITY, Lynda, JuUe and Steve, aU of t..ondon, And Tim o( n.n. 2. Tllornd3lc; end dear grandson of

J William and Grac~ We~­moulh 01 Porl SLanley.

The nev. Lewl~ S';o,"" 01 Crutr\lIn Unlled Church con­ducted the Seplember 9 run· H31 sHvice at Ihe Carro>­thers· Bellner Funer a I ' lIome In Thamtslord. In. t~rmenl In Zion Seventh Uno CemeleC)'.

Pallbeorers were Bob IlctJgood, Jim Dullln, Grny K,"I.~lkowskl, DOR Kipp, Jolon 1':1~lc, Poul glliQll and Terry Glover.

Oorn in London, Mr.' Glover worked as ~ Iru(Her . lie wns R cOIII,cillor 01 Wesl N,-~souri Township council

• rrom 1980 10 19115 and a mcmber or Ihe Wesl Nis­$Ollrl lug 01 war learn. lie WhS also ~ director of the Thorndale Fair.

Don.lions mny be mode In his In emory 10 Ihe Crllon· lin Ulliled Chllrch memorial IUlld or (0 Ihe Elhloplan nellel Fund.

I(lNGDON: Flortnce Eve· Iyn «Ingllon. S1, 329 Jones SI. W., 51. Marys and (or· merly 01 Ingersoll, died at SI. Marys M~monat Hospit­al September 9, 1905.

She 1$ !urvlved by her husband noy, an1 by her daughters, Mrs. Doug (Shirley I Pedden 01 Thames/ord, end Na ncy 5hec~ .

. ,: . Also' surviving He ' n'er grandchildren, Dcnl~ .. and Bradley Ndrl~I'" '. ~d !Tac­ey and Rogu Clork; and her slslers, Mrs. Bill (Cladys) f'lanol~.n of Lon­don, .nd Allison L~lie or 51. Marys ..

MIS, Klo\gdon w~s prede­ceased by her grandson, Ih_ lale Brian Peddnn, in 1964.

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a nd by Iwo brolhers, Eari a nd Roy Uslle.

Monsignor V H. Crespan oonduCled th. rUneral mes! at C. nolher. Belrner Fu­neral lIome.

lntermenl In 51. Marys Cemetery .

Pallbearers were Dennis l(Io,gdon, Dave Kingdon, na\\dy Parkinson, Terry Bailey, nlc .... rd Kingdon Bnd Tommy Alcken.

Mrs. Kingdon W8.1 born In East NlssoUJi T'~w~hlp.

McKAY: Donald Suther­land McRay, 14-1 George Sireel, Thn mcslord, died al the age o( 8J Al V!clor le Hospital, London, on Se~ tembcr 9. 19a5.

He Is survived by his wile, Ole 101 mer Mar Jorie Malhe­son, ' and by his daughter, Mrs, 'Thomas ICnrlsllne) CUSSOM o( tngusoll,

Also sur vlvlng ore lour grandchildren Bnd rour cr~1 grandchildren. ond his sisler, M"/ Dr. Glcn (AgnC:!) Vine 0 S\rolhloy.

I'eslor non lIargruves conducled Ihe Seplember 12 lunerol service ~t lhe Car­rDlher&' Behner Funer al Home, Thamesrord. Inler­ment In North .. Embro CCmelery.

Pallbearers were Sieve rearson, Roger BlAke, DavId Cussons-, Wayne M~thes;'n, Lorne Matheson ond Dan C\.IS$ons.

Mr. McKay ",as born In Easl Nissourl 'fownslJlp and worked RI general larmlng.

"m:¥IES; At VictorIa 110'­p ta South Sirect ratnpWl on Saturday, Seplem~r H, t9B5, M~'y Pelhes 01 Lon· don and (orm~rly ~I R.R.2, Mo.uley. Beloved wl(e 01 lhe lole Joseph Pelhe5 (19181 . Dear motMr 01 Mrs. John (Violet) Lodlch of London and step,,"n Joseph; IhTC't grondchlld· ren Mary /Delh) Elltabelh, J .mes Edward and hts wHe Brenda end Joseph John. f'unuAt •• rvlta WDI held al L.· Lalrrl l.I\g~n F1ln~ral l1ome. Dorchesler In Ihe chaJ)<11 On Tuesday, Scplem· ber .,. al 2 p.m. conducled by Rev. Chules J . &011. Inlermenl Dorchester Union Ctmelery. Donallons to the Hearl & Slroke Foun­dation would be apprecla· ted.

DEATHS

~ Mory May TI\TOriiiii} Oaloc, 82')' Met­caH Slr~t, WoodstOCk, died Seplell\ber 6, Igas ~l t..on- , don's Victoria Hospital.

She Is survived by ~cr husband Charles ; by ller sons R(chard Campbell 01 London Ilnd Doug CQmpbell 0( Woodslock, Illd by her s(eQ<:hllliTen, Mrs . Ellr.a· beth Schlupler, M15_ C4C)' (Julie) Porchak, end />tri o Douglas (Debblel Camp. IH"II, all 01 Woodslo<>k .

Also survivIng Is her mol her, Mrs. Mary Morgan o( Woodstock; her .ISlttS Mrg. Megan Kdnncngle.sger 01 Woodstock, MIS. ll.oss (OOrolhyl Ferneyhough, WOOdstOCk, Mt"9. Murray

'IShlrleyl PU~, lind Mis! I.y"da Morgon, all ~r lng~r· soli . M ri , l>31oe Is survived by her brolher, David Mor· gnn, also 01 I ngenoll.

She was predeceased by hcr lalher, Ihe laic 'Daniel MOIg~n, In 1m.

'the l1ev , Clen OUlhouse conduCled Ihe Seplem\>tr 9, I ~&S luncral servic~ 91 Me· Bc.:Ilh F"uneral Iloll1e. Il\ler· Rlcnl In ElH"nclCr Cen.e-lery. ,

Pnllben rer! were Ilronn SIn itlt, fl. ick BeD ch .. n, Charles BancroH, Mike Pill, D~nI\y F"erneyhough and Clint Hamilton.

Mrs. Da(oe was bom In Ingersoll, She was 3 memo ber 01 (he Chllrcb 01 Ihe : N,'l~rlnc, and worhd as a homem~ker .

Donn\Jons mny be l\Iad~ In her memory 10 the Cana· dian Cancer Sociely.

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DEATHS

IlIIIINF:U noy lf~ R.R, I

S.lIord. died al his hom. S.pltmbtr 16, 191$.

lIc1uvTvived by ~Is wUe, thr I •• m., Elhel W.rrM; by hI> broth" J~ 01 Inge,­,0U. Dod by Ml <1'1"., Mrs, Hugh IPu,.1I JI"~h<r 01 I':.r",icl\, et>d' Mrs, O,ville ICIA..,) No,«klvtU 01 5.1. 140<1

Mr, Bnmell brmed on Ibe u<ond .~Ion 0{

D«~h.m TOI>'".hlp , lie ""'S , .... emll .. t>I Sol/o.d Uniled Dlu •• h. aod of Drre· h.m I,qOKe 621 Ar •• d M4 .

The nev. Aud.ey Whll~tY • nd Ihe ne •. A E, Menll .. ~u"ed Ih.s.:pI,mbct I" (1J1H'rAI ~,..-vl(t At bfl!nultl F"Ullual Ilomt. (I1ttcmef\it In r,,&rrSOJi RurAl Ceme­lery.

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D~dr.)m ... ~~tfft'm Cnf'l. 1). Ilg Me-ulll SttN'1. Ingt(· ool\. died Seplembe. 17, I~I al Alexan.dra. ltosplt"l. Ing ...... I\.

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lI.mlllon. 9-\ I{lnR Sir ""I !':."l, IngoNoli. dit(! S<p-­Icm~r )3. 19M at "Iuan· dr, lI.spil.l. In,.",.11.

Ilel. ,u1'lve<iby hh "'''e. Ibe lorm .. Evc\yn M,S, SIr,,!:;I.r. ud w .. 9«do­ceJOs.>d hy hi. Ii ... " ,,',Ie. 0.. ~I. ACnes H. P"rSon, In IH~,

Sh. wa' Ih •• unl .1 h'k ~1 •• II~ell .1 Londo •• Oob MATlin<1\ 01 thor)","""n. P.E,I, R6Y MuUnon .1 Ollow,. DIll M.'~ncll 01 Bu.linglon , nob H"nlllon 01 lAndon, 4ud Cfr.~dine ll.mlllon 01 WI""I~g.

M,. C;>Ir I. al •• ,uNivod b)ll,ls "'"~hl", M .. Gltn llO" .. y Ellubclh) lIynt<, hb !Oft JllnU pursot'l CII •. hI. hiolhor, DOUII'$ 01 Ing.".U, E:d~'ard .~ lI ... ord. boll, 01 To •• nl •. .nd hiS .utt,. Edllb BOI\' £t ... I, 01 To,.~I •.

The R .... Jon" Jon"I.&< roodud.d lh' Seplember " lunnal u:ryl4:~ 1.1 Mt8u(k f'uJlenl Home. Inlffmtlll I. Ingersoll Rural Com .. (t.y. Mr, C,IT could bcl,,"'ed

• pili, •• r T.lnlly UnUod C~urch which h •• ~ved In . all 01 lu vo,ieus dlmen· . ,10,"" 1'0. ","y yu ... ho ' wU src'e~rt GI the CO(l1' r "'I(!~ oI.lewordJ. unUi til, 10.m,llon 01 tM church <'Ovn,\I, AI 1l1.a1 Hme h. bt:urnt· M Ir\l.ile~ . II po:s.lUon he held "nlillwo ye>n .~o ",he" iii hesO\ lore'" hl! I rtcllrtmtf\l.

~NN1E Gordoa tuHit."\A. 11S

W.,hlnI IO~ SI, .. t, ThAmesl.,d, diN! 01 SL J"".ph', noopll.l. U>ndo •. S.~I.m"'" II, I~ .

lh~: "'-'U Iht husb.&nd o( lhe 1.le 00" Cuckllty and Ma · 1><) \loul,IO.,

Mr. Rtnn I t:-ll ,urvh"1J(1 by hIt ~nl\ I b.!'bld 01 11'I1tt.uoll, doughltr Mr< . nobell lOorolJlyl POlk 01 lA\ndcn. lind son CI(:n D( Tham~­lor6 Alto £urvivl"g .are hts sIJ\('fsr Mu. E:"" A1r('O of BrAnll.,d. Me< , RVlh D." .. 01 Woodsloclr •• ~ MI< , Ibrley IJ.Bn) Ktnl\cO)' oJ OorcheJ.tl'f, and hi. b,olbo" Rcs or Iloute.­He. Pcin!. N ,So

He W,U .a mcm'b<r 4' tho Handlord Youn~ Me. ·s C)US. In 5 .S. g'oup uncle. Ihe )tad."hlp .1 ~Ir. W.L T)1o",o.l.

On JAnua.y 16. I~. M • . e.rr ~ ... pte<.nltd "'lIh a ploque by Ih~ cOIl2,<"lIon 01 'J"rlnlly United C/lwch In honor 01 hi, U yeo.... of

conllnuOllS StJ'llke 10 thai chur<h.

In IholtlO' •• M" C .. , "nd , Ih. 131. lIobe.1 McJ)oug.ll

10,",N! Ihr 10Ih C,nlury Club 01 Orfo,d Counly, ,~· hld'l willi.' :Jol\ I!IcUW young Llbe •• ls· dub.

Mr. Carr took an atllvc lnler ... 1 In oil lo~' n oellvl· lie.. lie WD! 0 ch."e, member 01 Iho V's M .. ·, club. lo.m,d In 19l6, ud "'.s • fo><1 p't$ldenl <>Ilh,l club. He ~. A..S A dite-dbl on Ih. "Y" board. whtn It w>s I"~ orgon.(~li()r\ fn (h;tt,'KCl .1 n:c.ullon (or Ihe com· munlty. belo,. Iho lown's rtc~.llol\ dop.>"mcnllook ovcr Ihc (.asl(,

lie was I p.>.1 p,csld<nl 01 the Oun\bcr of Comrnerct j

and .. ,oed on lhe '''".n· dr. 1I00plL,llruil Ibr s<'tr· .1 y~.... lie M,d hIs wll. Evelyn, .. III long b< rem,,,, · b«ed 10' novb'g Inl.odueN • "umber 01 Inge"oll ,,,,,I. denlS 10 01. I;I~ ollh. s~ ... Theatre ~I Nlag:u,,-<)n-Ihe­I.>k<. lotl"dlnK • Iou. o( Inl« .. lIo& • ..d hlslo,lc.1 ~rn .. , Mr. CM' o,~.nh«l bUl Irlps Ihe •• 10' ",ony year",

A1 ... 11 .. hIs community work. Mr. Carr 10., wcll ~r\Own I" hgcnoll as Ihe optr:.161 01 CI"'$ 80Qft and Chll\l 511op, Th,m .. SIr .. 1 South. Ing .. ~I),

The R ••. P~"l Field ood th. n... Stanto,d Lu<yk <>ICltl,I«I Ihe S.pl."'~r 10. )9iS (\lOerA' 1.tfwl(t A.I Trin· lIyUnlltciDlureh, Enloml>­Ole"l In ).8e ... 011 M.Ul" (c:.um .•

nOI1 Of n (y pn tlbct\. reorS wrre Ournle ?urbrlss. J:IotW (Jonnell. J.(\, Conll'ld. Lo""'m Ju~d, non SkIn· n". Jolin L«l<hul, Dr. S.S. mond ond Jim Revolt.

Pnllb • ."rs lMer. Cord Htonr)' . lIo~yud IIOrlon, Jolm Mcll,ld., 1\1t~ .. d Thueltll, A' l«Jc:hllrl And Cu rr it Wi I tnt\., n~rne:mh( .. ncr.{ w~rc

m.)dC' 10 th.e: A ItheimU'l ~Itl)' loT' ft:tt-UU. .

Thlrl •• n grandchlld,en 'nd I;\" g, .. I·grond(hll· dun Also turvlljt,

Thc n... C('O.~. 1V.1l cO.~".lod I"" Seplembe. 16 funtnl s("I"\re .1101 Mc-DuUl f une-n. \ lIome. r nl Cf rru~ 1\(

10 OorC"t\ • ."ttr Cp.mfleJY rliUb.<',arers \,l"er~ \\IAynt

OrivOt. John nfnnl., Chli. nennle , Kevin nonnle, C"I noul<lo" And J.II Itoul,(o •.

V"NI)F.ND~SSCI! E Mil. ~ut61 ib Site Olave)

V.,d.~bu .. <h. 01 51 .. 1· Io:dyillt: p:l~t:d a\Vol)' ,1 Tillsonbu'g DIUri t l Mtm· 0.1,1 ""'plto. on WedJI",· day, Seplembtt. 1&. (9SS. I" ~" 611~ YU',

eorn In DN~harn Ctnlre. Ap,lI 22. I~I§ •• 1,. " 'as • d, u ghl e< <>I the 1.1. Th~m OJ

Ci)dnlDI\ of\d the forma /'larA KIIIg, $h~ h.d ""rd In SlrnIrOtd.ill. 10. Ihe r,,>1 ~ ye,,,". Mrs. Vuw.ltnbunch~ WQ! ~ Liembtr of KI"sdoln 11111 JcI,oooh Wllne .. , S".Uord.llle.

SU/o •• ln~ . buld., M. hn.b .. d. arc • d,vgh\.e1, MB LI'urfnl (archdl' Dou,..,. ~I R 11 . I. All.. C .. lg: 1"", .1$le... Mrs , EI,le M,Klbbln 61 Blind nlv~., Mn, NellIe MOtTL, and Mr<. Velm. \::1I.,y. both of 1"&<.-.011 .nd Mrs. Thorn., I e;dll h) Rvlo 01 n n.. " TIIl.onhu'R; ont h.oU\c. :rho., .. e.~"'lio 01· n, R, --r. Tillsollbv.g; •• d 1Il0l0 g"odcMldren. K.,. Mich.ele 80urAuIi and IIdrl •• o Cry.1<I1 Sou, .....

RUlcd 01 Iho II ,D. V.t· h..,v. l"un".1 )lomo, nil, Ur.bUIR, \rhcrc: s.ervtC'c Vr'M held I. lhe ,~ • .,.I on rd· d.y. S<Dlem"",'" oIl r,m, c.""ucled by Mr. V,I ... e OeJne<'SlfI 01 51. Thorn .. .

Illltlm~nl I", SlIa(ord Vmf' CtmtU:I)'. Mfmori~1 f1onAUr:.r\J \0 lht

cho, rfly 01 YO\lr d'lOlce ~c4Jld ~ oppr"ec1a.ll/:d by Iht '"mi· Iy.

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Wo"lu,. Si rul, I ugNsoll , dlOA Sel'leftllltr 10. 1!)aS ,I In«tu.olrt. Altll,..".';!, 110-"1 -pi~'l.

IId< ..".I,'<dby lib wile, tht 10' m~r May 8o\lilmi"~ by hI, .. n Ch1 flu .1 Lon­don 9n,1 by ~I' 6>v~bW" Mr~, Robert lP.ull .. 1 ~hll('J 01 RnlHmort. lind Mrs_ John Worolhy) Holm .. oj "Igenol!.

Also ,,".Iyln~ l< hl< 1,<" I~or. Cn",~Dn .f , •• nbd· d8e: II ~'Mdeh;ld(cn. And live ,re.,1 «rMlllchUrhtl\.

Me . l)'tu'U\;:\u wn! I>JC,<le . (~(tjl by two brolhtrt :.nd (""0 sIsters .

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dI>CltcI lhe Scplemhrr I). 198'i lurot .. 1 .. ,vlco at SI. J('Iom~' /l.O,.llt l1 l\ Church. Durl,\ In O,lord ~1~m.II.1 Plt.rk r.e-melcry.

A Incmo ••. ,\1 H,~ke ""M lIeld by Ih. UlOlh<thW oJ ~ngnt.nn5 0" Thu"day. Sc~\<mbc' tl-

(lonOJl( Y pA nb~" rtrs ",cr~ Torn Johnslon. John lhompion and W"ynf \'.':;1, den, rnl(b('~'NJ ",,'rr!! Dr Ad lIolmes , John Holm ... D.wld Dykem, •. Corman Moll , Jol\l\ Moll ond John Jol\\I"If\n.

h"Sb~nd 01 Iv~ (Gleool~) 511 Iflllel 01 \ 05 Mc.C;\1IIoV sil ~cl . In<Jr.r ~oll OC,1/ brolhcr 01 MI5 HI:I~r' Chl/Slr.llse": N':,qr., 1';)11, .

M,s Donald O'~<l"lcy /Jet"I) : Ollervilie Deal unCle! 01 Dt nobel! B~gulev : Monlr!?al 'lO() LoulY OJgulpy Whilby : FlIl\c.;)1 was hr.ltl al Ihe McOPilih l'urlNal HOIl'e 2<\6 1I\~lY\es Sireel Soulh Inger · soli Oil MOII()~Y OClohel 71h al 2 00 D rTI • Rev P;\ul >,el<.l OIl,ci<lleO h,le,menl IlIgclsoll fluIl't cem el er y nemenl. br",,(;e~ 10 TII",ly Unilp.O Cloor ell F o,,,\d.~lion ot C~"CI' I $oc'ely m<lV bc arranoed 10' at Ihe lunerill home. A MasolllC ·oncmo"~1 sc,,,ice waS I ,eld On SUI\(jJy <II 7 30 P III AUSllic&S 01 St Joh,, ·S Lodge No 68 A F and A M .

57 Births ~~~EY, - Onvid is hnilPY 10 <llInounce Ille sal ~ 0)/1 iv~1 of h,s new playmale. John Aoberl. MIn OelohN 5. 1905 (II Ale.al1d.~ Hospilal weighl'lg 8 pounds 12 ounces. I>loud p~rel\lS 3fe Andy i\lId A>i<l"CV. A"olhel gr~ndchold lor Bell and Thelma iRi lay . Anolhel nephew lor OonllY ~"o Oeb· bie Pembleloro and a gteal · nephew 10' Be~"e erown all 01 Ingcrson 1 hMk$ 10 Or. Dallon (\I\d siall on 2nd 1I00r :5 F-~ T'.J C- <' JiY:;v·l; Loj ~

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~ - 01. I~ . Gley Nursc . formerly 01 PI~lIsVlne ~nd In· g er soli pass ed alVay ill Oelro,I OCloher 2. 1965. ServiCe was held al Velheydi\n Funeral Hoe, Gras Po'nle Palk On S~lulday Oclober 5 . lovinq l y relllembel ed by 1.401';00 (Pil · lOCk) . son Jim. daughlels OorOlh'l' Md Kathy. lour grandchildren. lOOny relatives . friends ," Onl3110

MSi\.l1. Q.N,. AI Woodmg!Old Loilge. W oodslock 0(1 Mon. day OclOMr 7. 1985, Harvey Moulton. age I 00. Formedy 01 7 1 Nodh Town line . IngelSOIl. Oe,lI orolher of Mrs . Charl ie Gan.lghe. (Rulh) . Bullalo. New York Oear uncle 01 Mrs . TOllY OeFaco IBelly). AMaheirn . Calilornia. Mrs . No.m Ladouccur (Morga,ell W,nd· sor . Bill Mou!lon. · M'ssiss;\uga , NOlnl MOUllon. Inoelsoll . Also wrvivcd ·by

. sever31 Olcal nieces And 'Icphews - P'cOceased by his sisler Eh2nbclh LIIC<ls and brolhers Clem. WAlle •. E~'I ·"d Frank . Frie<>ds will be cceived 31 Ihe MeRe .. lI)

F,,,,er~1 Home. 246 lh~nles Sir e t.'1 Soulh. InqClsolllrOln 7 y N r , N f: L . 9 p .m. Wednesday wilero ik f . selvice ""II be held Of) T hUI s. v. IAI

cJi\y Oclobel 10. 1985 &1 -:'kt... I, ~ .- ~' 1·30 wjlh nell . George WOII oUlCo~lj"g Il\lellne,'1 Inger 5011 Rural Cernelery

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BIRTHS

UEHGSI\II}. At Alexandra Hospital, on Septem­ber ZB, t9!\5 to Brian and Diane l3ergsma, Mt. Elgin, Ontario,· a daughter Breallne Marie.

IIEIBEIN Melissa is very-pleased 10 announce the safe <ll'rival of her new baby brother Nicholas Bradley on Oclo­ber 2, t985 weighing 11 Ibs. 11\.-1 ozs. Proud parents are Brad and Debbie Heibeill of Salford alld proud grand, parents are !loss and Huth Brady of 111gersolJ and Clayton and Donelda Heibein of Thamesford .

NAJHN Stephanie is preasea \0 announce the safe arrival of her brother Oloke Cailleron Donald bOrll Satur­day, October 5, 1995 at 3:27 a.m., wcigiling6lbs. 4 ozs. proud parents are Dan and lIelen (l!olden) . Speci!'!l (hallks to Dr. T. Mayberry DHd all the 211d floor nursing staff .at Alexandra Hospital.

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P[lul is p leasea to announce Ule s<lfe arrival of his baby sister, 'Yvonne Maric. She \V(l3 born on October I, I!.I05 at Alexandra Hos­pilal and weighed 8 Ibs . 12 ozs. Proud parents are Piel and Joanne SchoclIl1\aker. Special (hanks to Dr. Mayberry and the 2nd floor nursing slaff.

DEATHS

S'fH.lNG g:J ~ C. flussC1T § ringer, 74, 105

McCarllty Street, Ingersoll, died at Victoria Hospital, London, on Sat· w·day, October 5, 1985.

He is· survived by his wife, Iva (Gregory) Stringer.

Also surviving are his sislers, Mrs. Helen Christensen of Niagara Fa lis, and Mrs. Donald (Jean) Baguley of Otlerville, and his nephew, Dr. Hobert Baguley of Montreal, alld Larry 8aguley of

. Whitby .

Mr. Strillger worked as a fore­man at Ingersoll Machine Co.

He was active in the community hilving been a member and Past Master of St. John's Lodge 6B, <llld served as treasurer of the Lodge, lie wns Past Grand Sleward of Wilson District; a member o.lId Past Firsl Principal of Harris Cllaplcr 4 t n .A.M., e llleli1berall(~ Past Worthy Pa.lron of Ihe Order of iJle Eastern Star, Avalon Chapter, 220; and he was II (ormer member of Ingersoll flural Cemetery 1J0ard.

Mr. Stringer was a member of 'l'rinity United Church alld of the church council.

A MilSOllic lIIclllori:l\ service \\':lS held in his memory 01) Sunday, Oct. 6 at 7: 30 p.m., IInder 111c auspices of St. John's Lodge 68 . AP find AM.

The nev. Paul Field conducled the October 7 fUneral service al McBeath Funers\ Home.

Intermenl in lngersoJl Rural Cemetery .

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A UEn~.QN Randy and Helen Anderson of Beachville are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Nicole Lynn, on September 26, 1985 at Victoria Hospilal, London, weigh­ing 6 Ibs. I oz. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Beachville and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Overholt, Ingersoll. A grea t·gra ndda ughter for Sarah Anderson, Norwich.

~~AUA~ Mark and Brenda (nee Dinner) are pleased to announce the safe arrival o{ their daughter Lisa Diane, on October I, 1985, 8 lb~. 9 02S . at Sl. Jospeh's Hospital, London. Proud gral"'dparents al G

Jack and Helen Dinner of Thames· ford and Bal Carnahan of Palmer­stan. Greal-grandparents· are Murray and Nellie Johnson of Thamesford and Victoria Dinner o( Thames[ord, Special thanks to Dr. Harding, the nurses o( NICU and third floor.

LL RD Neal and Susan P ollard, Ingersoll are happy 10 announce the birth of lheir son, James Gordon, on Sep­tember?, 1965, at Victoria Hospital, London, weighing 7 lbs . 14 OZS . A brother for Jennifer . Grandparents are Jim and Nancy MacMillan, Ingersoll and Gordon and Sheila Pollard, lIderlon.

DEATHS

SULKERS Marinus ~ Sulkers, 64,

105 Harrison Ave., Thorndale, died at Victoria Hospital, South Street Campus, London, October 7, 1985.

He is survived by his wife, the former Susa n Scha alsma; his daughters Theresa oC London and Linda, at home; sons Harvey and Roy Wirtdover of London, and Jacob "Jack" Su\kers of London. Also survi Vllig are eight grand· children, along with one brother and two sisters in Holland.

The Rev. Charles Graham con­ducted the October 10 funeral service at the Carrothers-Bellner Funeral Home. Interment in R.obin's Hill Cemetery.

Mr. Sulkers was born in Holland . He worked as a painter and interior decorator.

DOl1ations may be made in his memory to the Canadian Cancer SOciety. I,.J (;<,,(!~ ·() 'l.. ~"""r:.c

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CECCIj - SuddCl"\ly al i'I. ClCunder hospilalln Ingelsoll on F"day Oclober 18. 1985. Anna (Slm,onalo) Cecchin age 62 01 27 I Thames_ Siresl NOllh Ingelsoll WUe 01 Ihe lale Villorio Cecchln (19691 . . Dear mollier ot Carlo. Woodslock. and Mrs. Ken Smilh (Joaonellngersoll. Friends will De receilled at Ihe Mc8Qalh Fune/Ol~ Home. 246 Thames Sir eel Sovth. Inger·

. soli. 1I1Iei 7 pm Il"1is ellening unlll Monday Oclol:ler 21 SI at 10 :" 5 am IMn 10 Ihe Church 01 the Sacred Heart tor tuneral mass al \I em. Inler. menl In S(lcred Hearl cemelary , Palish prayers Sunday al B pm and The CWL !lOS3ry on Sunday al J pm.

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~~li8P - Suddenly al his reSidence . 179. Whiling Sireei. Ingersoll on Salurday October 19111. James Gordon Polla/o age 6 ..... eeks. Beloved iManl son 01 Susan and Neal Pollard . Dear Orolher 01 Jen' niler Lynn Deal grandson 01 Mr and Mrs Gordon Pollald: IIderion Olno Mr and Mrs. Jim MacMillan: Ingersoll. Dear greal'grandson 01 Mrs. AM MacMillan: Ingersoll. Mrs. Alice Bennell in SI. lhomas. A cornplele pflvale lamily ser· vice ..... as held al Ihe McBeath Funer(ll Home. Ingersoll on Monday OClober 2 lSI. Inler· menl in Ingersoll Aural Cemelery Remembrances 10 Ihe charily ot your chOice may be arr;;nged tor al Ihe luner!!1 home

~!j _ Suddenly on 'MOnday October 21. 1985 Florence (Hew) Simpson. Beloved ""i(e 01 Rell. James . Simpson 01 220A King Siree: East, Ingersoll. Dear molne t 01 Bob and hiS wife Caron Q

Pickering. Donna and her husband 8111 BurnS 01 GreenSllllle. Kett>le ShnpSOO·. Mississsuga. Cear \lrand­mother 01 Scoll. lisa . UnJrll , flod Krista and Ina lale Valerie (19 7<1\. Predeceased bY one brother AldM Haw {19B9\ . frle(\d~ will be received allh~ McBealh Funeral Home. 24 Thames Sireet SOIJII"1 In~er . soli Tuesday 7 :00 . 9 ,00 p .~ .. Wadnesday 2 :00 . 4:30 and 7:00 : ~ :OO pm, wMere se(llice Will be Mid on Th\Jrs<iay October 2 ~ Ih &1 1:30 p .m .. Rell George Wat~ ot Flisl Baplisl Church. Ingar soli 01 Hc.laling, Interment ,n In· gersoll Rural Camele/y , Remembrances 10 Ihe CaM' diM 8apllsl Ollerseas M,S' s'lon Board, 217 51. George S\reel Toronto may be ar·

d lor al Ihe l\Jnerel range home. ,

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BENNETT Al Alexandra Hospilal, on octo­

be-r 17, 19B5, to Tom and Cindy Bennett '1.67 Wellington Street, Ingersoil, a daughter Kimberly Lyn , A brolher for Zohnny.

.§JJ.ll1.,L Larry, Anne (nee )3'arnetl) and Kvle welcome wilh love the safe a;rival of Eric DaviJ, October 8, 1985, weighing 7 Ibs. Illh OIS. at Victoria Hospital, London. Proud grandparents are Mrs. David Barnetl of Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gledhill of Thamesford. Proud grcal·great-grandp?r~nts are Mrs . Reg Gledhill o( Denfleld arid Mrs . Carl Hume of Kirkton.

DEATHS

L n The Rev. lC:If es Elmer Taylor,

9t, of London, died at Parkwood Hospila I, London, October 12, 1985.

He was predeceased by his wire, Ihe late Mae R. Dickson in 1980.

He is survived by his son Dickson and wife Marie of Scarborough; daughters Noreen of Toronto, Marie and husband John Smeaton of Ottawa. I.,avoynne and husband Gordol) Jackson or London. Also surviving are eight gra ndchlldrcn, and two grea l-gra ndch1!dren.

He is survived by his sisler, Verna Cooke of Belgrave. Mr. Taylor was predeceased by three brothers ,

The Rev . K. David Mack and the Rev. Slanley Johnston conducted the October lS, 1985 funeral service at the Carrothers·Belmer Funeral Home, Thamesford, Interment in Mount Osborne Cemetery, Beams­ville, Onlario.

Mr. Taylor was born in Wawa­nasha Township, Ontario. He was ordained as a United Church mini­ster in t921 and served nine congre­gaU"ons in Southwestern Ontario in the London conference.

He was the minister in the Thamesford pastoral charge (rom 1941 to 1947.

He was also a World War I veleran.

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Laurie aDd Joyce Slright, 01 Inger· soil, and Aathocy Joseph' Singer. son o( Joscph ~nd rlou Singer o( WOO<Ulocl< . were married on SCI)­lern~r 2:8. 1985 at Holy CT~ Polis)!. Misslon Cbl>l'Ch,

Falllcr Mucha of(ic~t.ed and Janel Slr i&bt, sisl~r of 'llIe brid~. and Annie Singer, ~Istl!r of ' U1e groom, read special suiplW"es .

The bride lookt<;l lovely in ~ southern belle st)lle wedding gown leatunng a high neckline wIth 3

sheer yol<e edged willi ruI(Jed l3ee and seed pearls. The Uered slcJTt w~ caught in deep s.caUop$ with applique<! Lace (lowe~ . The two (OwS of lace ruines benealll feU gracefully in the b>.ek to form a cathedral lraio. Antique ucc also

adorned llIe deep culled bishop sleeves. A matduDg hud pi~ with seed pe3rls and Ooor length· train com pie led hu ~rnbl". She cal'Tied a bOuquet of burgundy rOSoeS whh small white tll5e bu(j5, white carn3tions, "'hite stephanotis, b>.by·s bre.lth and ~ purls. It w~s adorned witll seVen smaU "'lUte doves,

The maid 01 honor wu Janel Stright of Ingersoll . sister o{ ·the bride. and bridesmaid.! wete Anne Strlght. s1ster of th<: bride, ~rb, McNutt. lritnd 01 the bride. Annie Singer. s ister of the groom and Doruu Singer. sls1tr·iJ\·law o( the groom. Their gowns "H'e souU>em beU~ style in burgundy with dusl)' rose U'im . They ~arrie<llace edged ne.art shaped bOUQuets of dllSty rose ' . .

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roses. blU'gundy rose buds, whlU carnations. baby's breath and ~eed pearls , They were adorned wllh burgundy ribbons and ""rute Laet.

The nower girl was Tamyra Slrighl. nleoce o( the blide. Her gown was dusty rose with burgundy trim, Ider.lical 10 Ole maid 01 hbnor, and she camed " bask8! of nowe ... . identic.a/ to the 4uendants .

The ring bearer was Derek Slrighl. nephew of the bride. He wore a tuxedo mat.chlng'tJle W>he.rs,

Best mao was Steve F'oster. (riend of llIe UOOtn. and when; were Harvey SUigJIt. brotJler ofllle bnd .. Leo Singer, brother of ·the gfOOm. Ed Oo.kowski. lriend of'the groom and Jell ZuleH. lri~Dd orlhe groom. The gJ'OQm lIIore m idnight hh.", uil.~ :;I"" lhP ,.n"M:)I'\t~ Oorf'r.a

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I mldnlght blue ruxe<los with dusl)' lose cummerbunds.

A recep110D was ' held at 'U>e lnge('$oU arer.:J for approxiJn<lt.ely 200 ",esLS. Masc.er 01 Cerell'lorues was Doug SU'\ght. brother of the brioe .

GUe$ts ,Handed (rom lng~lI. WOO<!stock and sWTOWIding areas. 3$ lIIeU as Sa~lN1Ue . N.B.. Port Elgin . N. B . . Caicary. Alberta. Carleton Place. Godeckh. 1"Ol'<lnlo. London, Hamilton and 9raaCfot<l . Special guest was llIe brldc 's grand· mother from New Brunswick ,

Soloisl was Mrs . Lois Bradlicld. friend of the bride . Aller a honey· moon llil> \0 Ole Poccno MOW1~~ . Pennsylvania . the couple :l(C oOw

residing in Woodsl<)(;k.

On July 27, 1985 at I.he School of Horticulture Gardens in Niagara Fa lis, PaLricia Lrn tl.tw. 1.1,e~ and Todd .Joseph p ll~ ~~. were united in marriage with I ev . Gillespie of Niagara·on·Lhe-Lake oHiciating.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Stan Hughes of Ingersoll and Ihe groom is the son·of Mr. and Mrs . Carl Dupuis of Windsor.

Margaret Hughes of Mississauga WllS maLron ot honor and the best man was Phillip Dupuis of Windsor. Melissa and Michael Peacock of London carried Lhe bride's train.

The reception was held at Bran­nigan's Dining Lounge after which guests gathered at Oaks Inn.

The happy couple are residing'in Ingersoll.

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~D~~.Q - Randy and i'R!len are ploud to announce lhe arrival 01 Ihelr lirsl child. Nicole LyMI. welQfllnQ 6 Ibs I oz al ViCIOlia Hospilal Oil

Seplember 26. 1985 , Grandparenls are MI. and Mrs, Andrew Anderson. Beachville and Mr, and Mrs ThOmas Ovemoll 01 Ingersoll and iI greal ·granddaughler lor $arall Anderson 01 No I wiCh_.:....-_ ____ _

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NADAU~ - AI Alexandra ~ar IngerSOll on Frid~y Oclober 11. 1 96S. Glovanna (Del Biancol Nadalin 01 8eachville. ago 63. ~ovin9

· wile 0/ John Nadalln. OM' " moltlel 01 Silverio and WIle · Elaine. Kilchener. Renalo and

wile Kalhy, Inge(soll. Dear Slliler 01 Giov~nnl Del 81anco Ceo1f611111e: Fosca Doret. lia: Iy. Angelo Del Blanco

· France_ Linda · Papais: , F(a~C6 . luigia BacciJi. Italy.

Marla San". Iialy. Delfina Zan· co . lIaly. Also survived by her grandchildren Sheona Jessica. Ashley. and Dominic

, Nadalin, Predeceased by 11er br~lher Guisepll6 PapaiS. FllanOs WIll be received al Iha McBeath Fune/al Home, 246 Thames Streel South. Inger· 5011 from Sunday 7 . 9. Moo· day 2 . 4:30 and 7 . 9 p m, The Funerel Mass wil be held at Sacred Hearl Church. III' gersoll on Tuesday Oelober 1 S. time to be IlI\nounced. tn· termenl Sacred Heart Cemelery. - - -----S~~ ~jJ J ut L

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I..!.!!J1l;If.Y - AI Alexandra Kospital, Ingersoll 'on Salur­day October 12. 1965. Olive IChulel Furlney age 89 . Wrle 01 Ihe lale Charles FUflney 11966), Loving mother 01 Mrs. George Ingham (Jean); Inge($oll. Mac Furlney A.A. 2 IngersoU. Mrs. Beulah Cody: R.A .. I Beachville. Dear sisler of Mrs. Berlha Underhill' Tllisonburg. Allred Chule: Calr/olfllil . Mrs, F,ed Rooke (Flessie] : Tillsonburg. MISS Vera Chule: Lambalh, Also survived by 4 grandsons. Ted Ingham. Ken end Bob Furl­ney. John Cody end S great· grandchildren . Predeceased by a sisler Mrs . lela Carl­wligl'll (SepL 1985). one ' brother Cldrence Chule and a grandson Billingham tI968). The luneral was held Ihis allernoon al McBealh Funeral Home IngerSOll. Rev. George Wall ollicialed. Inlelmenl was ilJ Harris Streel C:amelery,

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gary ' were married at Sacred lIearl Church, Ingersol" Ontario , Oil

August 10, 19B5. Rev. Father C. Campbell officiated. The groom is the son of Mr. an.d Mrs . Gary SmUh, Skye Street, Ingersoll, Ontario. The bride, the f()rmer Margaret Ring it!<. Is Ihe dallghter of Mr . and i\1rs. Albert E. Boniface. Ingersoll, Ontario .

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E..Q..QL~ - AI V ictoria ~WeSlm.nsle' Cam· J)VS . on T ucsd,y S~plem\)e, 24 . 1985. Cyrd N FOOle 01 : '21 Wo"lI~m Sireet Soulh. tnoersoll . age] I Lo.inQ hus ' baM 01 L~li "" L. (Folcls) FOOle. Qea, lalher 01 M,s. George Me lllr\Son (Ned,a). 11'1 · gcrsoll. Mrs. Ronald Mundy (Janice\. Oakv,lIe , Aulh Scol! . R A ;} Stayner , Dear brOlher 01 a,M FoolE!. Uka Valley . Cahlo,nia AlSo surviVal! by Ihirleen glandchildren and ~.t 6eo great'granclchddlen , Pr9d~tea$ed by his sisters Mrs Gereld (OoIlS) LeFalv() (1983). and Mrs. Robel! IHeIMe) raylor (1981) F rien<ls wintle recelve<l all he McBealh Fune/3J Home , 246 Thames Succi SOulh. loge" soli . I,om '2 • 4 :JO and 7 . 9 Wednesday. where se,vOce 1.\1,11 be held on Thursday Sepleolber 26 ill I :JO p.m . willI Rev Robett Williams 01· l,e,a1ioo. Inlermenl Inge,soll Rur~1 Cemelery. Aemem · /)(~nees 10 the Canadian Cancer Sociely may be 8" ranged lor al Ihe IUM/al home

BIRTHS

BUTLER The family of the late Barbara ThlJrlell are pleased 10 announce the arrival of Barbara's first gra ndehi ld ren. [win brothers Gerald and mehard Butler on SlJnday, September 29, 1985 in Canberra, Australia. Borll to David and Mary (Thomson) Buller of GOWRrr.:., A.C.T., Auslralia . Molher and babies all well and healthy. Rejoicing arc ~rea[-grand . mother Mrs. Grace Stilples, aunl Isobel Thomson and slep·grantJad SlelY Thurlell.

~WLUUIS§&i~ 1'heo and dary welcome with love their first born, a SOil , Christopher Joseph was born al 7 : 15 p.m. on September 18, 1985 and weighed in at 7 Ibs . )4 oz. Proud grandplIrents arc )larry and Nancy VanAssel· donk of Salford and Ray and Mary Hendriksen of Thamesford . Special thanks go to Dr. Henry Bendlteim, Dr. Natale, Dr. O'Connor, Dr. F'arrell and 3rd !loor nursing starr al SI. Joseph's MospiLaI.

~ At Alexandra Hospital 011 Septem· ber 19, 1985, to David and Patricia Woneh , 108 King Solomon Street, Ingersoll, a son Kevin MacKenzie.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

<':1 IISIIOLlI!-OLI VEIt Joan winsome Chisholm, daughter of the late Mr . and Mrs . }<~abian Chisholm and step-daughter of Mrs . Constance Chisholm, South Orange, New Jersey, and Gerald Pirie Oliver, son of Mrs. J .W. Oliver and the late J .W, Oliver, Tham~sfOl'd, On(()rio, are happy 10 announce (heir marriage ill Vails· burg Church, South Orange, New Jersey, Saturday, September 21, 1985 .

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55 Deaths ~ Peacelullv al Afe~ · and,a Hospilal. Inge,soll on Tuesday SeDlembel \ 71h. 8e,l,am WiU\ilm Carr In his 1200 yea, . Beloved husband 01 Evelyn M.S. Slmi:;!e' and me lale Agnvs H. Pearson (196~) . Oear lalher 01 Nancy Elilabelh. M,s. Glen R. Hynes and James Pea, son Car' . Oea, brolhe. 01 Oovglas: Inge(soll. EdWald. M,S. E dilt> BonSlael 8/\d Howard: T()IonIO . F(iends w,1 be fecei~ed al I~e lesldence . \ 19 Melflll SI.. InoelSo~ 0(\ Thu,sday 110m 1.30 . 4·30 aIId 7:00·9 :00 P m. and 011 Friday /'0", 10.00 am. . 12 :00 noon. The lune,al ser ' lIice will bo hOld M lrinily Unlled CnurCh. Ir\ge,~OI\ 011 F,iday Seplember 2011\ al 3 '30 p .m .. Re~ . Pavl Field and Rev. Sian Lucyk 01· liGi;lling. £nlombmenl in In· ge,soll Mausoleum. Please omilliowers Remembrances 10 Altheimer Assoc,ahor\ 0' l"",ly Un,led Chu,Ch Foun dahon would be spp' ecialed by lhe lamoly.

BIRTHS

ANSTEE Ken and Jan are happy to announce the birth of lheir 5011 Ryan Charles born Aug· ust 8, 19B5 weighing 5 pou:1ds at 51. Joseph's Hos· pital, London . \1yan is the 12th grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anslee of Sal· ·ford and the 24th grandchild of Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Collins of Putnam.

CLAHE It's a Doy.- l)avtll and Kerri are pl.eased 10 announce the birth of their first child nysil Davin on September 16, t985, weighing 8 Ibs . 7'1. oz. Grandchild of Mrs . Patricia Clare and Mr. and Mrs. 11. D. McWebb. Great grandchild of Mrs. Agnes Mikilish, Mr. and Mrs . Alec Harkness, Mrs . Beat rice Jaques and Mr. and Mrs . elif( McWebb.

CHANE At Alexandra h ospital on September 10, 1985 to Dwayne and Carol Crane, RR. J, Woodstock, a son Christopher Dwaync. A brother for Derick. Grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Porte of Ml. Bry· dges, Mr . and Mrs. Jim Saunders of Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Crane 01 Slrathroy .

McLEOD. Debbie and l5aveare thrll· led '10 announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Rebecca Nicole, at 10 :55 a .m., Seplember 1I. 1965, weighing 8 Ibs. A sister for Ryan. Proud grandparents are Gord and Muriel Todd of Ingersoll and Ralph and Belly McLeod of Thames· ford . Geal grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. Rheal Perron o( Garson and Mrs . Mabel Cook of Ingersoll. Special thanks to Dr . Mun· noch and the third floor nursing sta££ of Woodstock Genera I Hospita I.

MUTTON Christopher and Dianne (nee Gerrard) Multon of CAlgary, are pleased to announce the arrival of (heir first child, a son Chris· loph,,), Andrew, weighting 7 Ibs . 2 oz., on Augusl24, 191\5. Third grandchild for Gloria 'Mutton ef I ngersoll a nd first grandchild for Joan and Andrew Gerrard' of Cal· gary. First greal.grand . child for Pred and Daisy Brodoagen 01 SlraHord.

PAT~HSON Rejoice! Jo na tha n and Nancy (nee Tomlinson) are thankful for the girt of their first born son, Caleb Auh· rey, Friday. Seplember 13, t985, at Atexnndra Hospital, Bibs. lO'h OU. A new grandson of Mrs . Aubrey Tomlillsoll. from Midland first gril1H.lson of Gord<?Ji. and Margaret Paterson (roln Il\gersoll. First great· grandson of Mrs. Merele \1idcleJl from Montreal and Mrs. CIa rence P;ilcrsOl1 from Ingersoll. Special thanks (0 Dr. ann Mrs. Tom foIlayberry for their sincere counsel and attending care and Alexandra Hospital 0 .13. sla£{ for a comfortable and memorable Slay ..

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McLELlAND Richard and Brenda Mc. Lelland, 135 Bond Street, IngersoU, are thrl Ued to announce the birth o( theIr <idughler, Jez:.'lr Lynn. She was bOl" ')rAJexandra Hos. pital,. fngersoll, on Thurs. daf; August 29, 198~. She is a new baby sisler for Sherry nnd Tracy.

ROBINS Jim and Naney are pleased to announce the birth of their third daughter, Jes. sica Kathleen, born Sep­temoo,' I, 1985, at AJexa ncira !"'ospital, Ingersoll, weigh. mg 6 pounds, 10 OUIlCes.· A new Iitl\e sister for Jenifer and Alison. Proud grand. parents are Mr. and Mrs. C.A. JIm Robins of lllger­soU, and Mr. and Mrs. EUIVOO<! Bruce of SL Thomas. Special thanks 10 Dr. James Kirk end second floor nursing sia If (or their exceptional care.

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wedding vovvs exchanged 011 S~lurdny, JUIIC 22, I!)!I~, I,ois Allnc

Weir, daughter of Hoberl 111\11 Vel"lill WeIr, Tharncsfol'd, and H. ThoIlH'S ~U' ~1>l1 of lIc1cn and W. Thomas Fergll~oll . Ingt'I" soli, wcre uniled in lni.l fl'inw~ ill Wcstlllill' sler United Church, Tiln mesfonl.

Given ill n\ilrriagc b,v her 1,lllIer, Ihe hride \Vore n white Dff·thc·~h()\lIUcr gOIl'I\ accenlcd by il pC<Jri ~Iudde([ hodice illltl <I scallopedskirl which feU OV~I' all ulI(\~rl:'y 01 ruHlcd lace. A huge while 01 chid Wl\S her bouquet.

The bride's o.tlcnu;mls were Jenni(er Keith. Hence Snn(l~l'S, Nnllcy IIftlles :In(1 Jonl) F'ergusol\. All \l'ol'e royal 1J1ut' (l()Or· length gowns with I"il{ching h .. 15, <llld carried sprays 01 long'l'lCllIl11ctl pink roses, lied wi Ih while l'ibbOtI.

The groom wore a lighl grey tl))({,do complimellle{\ by a bilby rose bontolliliere,

The groomsmen were KCIi Lindhl'l'g, Tim F'ergllson, Greg Weil' nnli I'nlll T<Jhuelii, nil nHiI'cd in Iwo ·lnned IV"Y l\lx('tllI~. 1'h('il' bllle·linged while C<1I'II:1 lioll houlollnieres 1\laleheti Ihc hritles!llai"~ ' (Ircss~s.

Hichnrd Wcir, )'oulIgrr hrolher of Ihc tride, ushered ill the bride's lTlolher illld IiI the ClIndles 101' Ihc c\'eninR CCI'CIt1OIlY, which was conducted hv Illc lIev . David Mack. Hull! Ca Iller \,:;lS orgnlli~[ :llId bridesmaid HCllee Sandcl's lVas soloisl .

After" l'eceplillll :II Thalll('siord n('c ' realion Hall, the courlc tr<lvclle([lo JiI/1li\i·

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SOULh, rngcrso!I, daughter of B.oberl Gooch ano Helen Marcolle of Ingersoll wns mar­ried lo Joseph l"rederick Mullan of l80 Thames SL Soulh of Ingersoll. SOil of Mrs. H . Stokes of Lambelh , on Aug . 17 .

The ceremony was heir! ;II rhe Salvnllon A 1'111)'

Cor)l~ il\ )ugccsnll Lieut . 1\1 II r k C II n'I "' i n g s olfi c inled. "h~ bride was given in

ml\l"ringc by her falher . The maid (II hOnor WIIS Well!ly Ponsford of Inger­soll and {he best man was

lDavid Ponsford of Inger·

5011. John J);\i,' of Inger­soH w~s Ihe lI~he( .

A ,-cc<-pHon W1\S held III {he MJ~f)l1ic Hall i,1 Illger­solI. Guesls were present (rom Ulind R i ver. Lilmbelh. Windsor and er~')l<llea .

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CLARK - AI Viclorla Riisp'lal. London On«"io . on SuM~y Seplelllber 6. 1965. W.llaar" F Cr.,k ~ge 56 01 3d Glen Avcnue. i"90rsoll. ~Ius· band 01 lhe lAic Peuline (O'Neilil Cli\lk (\ 981 f. dei\l brolher of Mrs. Waller Bullon (M~rgerv): Tillsonburg. Mrs . John Thompso" (NOlah) : In· gersoll . AlSO survived by sovera' niecas and nephews. Preaeeeased by h.s pMen's Uda {f'orbes} Clark IAug. I " . , 985) and Slerllng Clark (\ 9621. Friends will be received al Ihe Mc8ealh Funeral Hom&. 246 Thames Siroel Soulh . Ingel~ 1. Tuos· day 2 :00 . 4 :30 and 7 '00 . 9 :00 p.m where se'IfIce w>ll be held on lhence day Sepla",bElr , I 1985 al 1 :30 p.m . Wllh Rev. John Jennlng~ olloc;ial inQ AemembranCp.s 10 Ale.andra Hospilal Memorial FUf\d rMy b~ arranoed tor 011 lhe rUlleli)) home

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55 Deaths DYKEMAN - AI Ale.anOla Hosj)lla(TrigcrSOIi on Tues· day September 10. 1985, Cnorles Dy\<eMaf\ age 83 of 246 Wol"Iham Shoe!. Inrlcr· soil. Beloved huSh~nd' 01 Mary (Bowman) Dykeman DeQr 1~lhcr 01 Chnrles: LOf\­don. Mrs. Aob~HI Miller (Pauline) . Balilmorc Marylel'd. Mrs. John Holme!> (Dorolhy) : Ingcrsoll . Oeal brOlher 01 Camoron: Cam· bndge. dear o,andfalher 01 I 1 grandchildren and 5 9' e a 1- 91 an de hlldr en . Predeceased by 2 br011le1 S and 2 SlSlers. FliMds will be received 8' MeBealh funeral Home. 246 Thamss SlIeel Soulh. Ingerwll unlol F/lday Seplember ,31n at 10.45 sm. . then 10 51 James Allo r-can Church 101 luneral seNice ~I , I :00 a In .. e ,mOIl Tom G,II(in oIl1eialino. Inler · menl,o Oxford Memorial Park Cemelery . Brolherhood 01 An91i can ehvr eh Moo memorial seNies On Thurs · day. al 7 '30 D m, Remem· \)/MCeS \0 Ihe Hear' and Stroke Foundation Il\aV be Ill · ranged lor at Ihe funeral home.

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HLCKS ,.Sylvia (Simmons) Hicks, as, 263 Wonham Street, Inger­soll, formerly of Mount Elgin, died SWlday, August 11, t9BS at Alexandra Hospi­tal. -

She was predeceased by her husband, the late Frank Hicks, in 1972.

She is survived by several nieces, nephews and cous­ins.

The Rev. Lorenzo RamI­rez conducted the complete service at McBeath Funeral Home. Inlerment in E:ben­ezer (Grove) Cemetery.

Mrs . Hicks was born In Dcreham Township. She was a housewife.

Donations may be made in her memory to E~nezer !Grovel Cemetery .

.lUflSi\ X, Robert M. McKay, n. Ag., of Unionville, Ont., died August 18, 1985 at Alexan­dra Hospit.al in his fifty ­third yE'!ar. .

He is survived by his wHe, the former Barbara War­ren; by his daughter Jeanie McKay of Unionville, and by his son Warren McKay,

'-also of Unionville , 'Al~6 'sur­viving is his mother, Mrs. Annie McKay of West Zorra .

tie was predeceased by his father, Ihe lale Alvin McKay, in 1964.

The Rev. Grant Muir conducted a private family service on August 20, ISSS at McBeath Funeral Home. A memorial service was held at KnOll Presbyterian Church, Embro, on Tues­day, August 20 at 7:30 'p.m.

Mr. McKay's family had been engaged in farming and agricultw-al develop­

-ment since establishing "Homestead Farm" in Ox­(or COwlty in 1832. He ~as a director of (arm products marketing branch .with Ule Onlario Ministry of Agricul­ture and Food. Toronlo, and vice-<:hairman of the Farm Products Marketing Board . He was also 8. member of the Mit1c Commission of Ontario.

Mr. McKay was a former dlrector of the international division of Macdonald To­bacco Inc., Montreal. Pre · · vious to that, he worked in Ottawa with the Depart­ment of Industry, Trade and <Ammerce, the Canadian Horticultural Council and the Canadian Farm Loan Board .

Mr. McKay was born In West Zorta .

Donations may be made In his memory to the Can­aman Cancer Society or to Knox Presbyterian Church, Embro.

day, August 13, 1965 . He was predeceased by

his wife, the late Regina Huitema, in 1982.

He is survived by his broUler-in-law, Steve Huit­ema of Ingersoll, and by cousins.

Father Charles Campbell conducted the funeral mass a\ Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church on August 16.

Pallbearers were Jan Buitema, Bill HuHema, ~oe HuHema, Emie Hunt, David Hunl and Stan Shan­non.

Parish prayE'!rs were said Thursday, August 15.

Mr. Meyers was born in Chicago, Ill . He worked as a cheese maker_

MOWEHS Earl H. Mowers, 69, 47 Carnegle St., TngerSQJ1, died

• Wedn~~.ay, AUllust 21, 1965 at Alexandra Hospital.

Mr. Mowers is survived by his wife, the former Helen Gee ; his daughters Mrs. Glen (Anll) Powers of Bracebridge, and Ms. Susan (Art) BUnnell of B('.Heville: his sons Norman of Belle­villc, Carl of Oshawa, Lyle of Delleville, and Dale of Belleville.

Also surviving are his grandchildren, Dave, Rick, Cilrrine, Barl, GlyniS, Jim, John, Allen, Michael, Lori, Butch alld Deubie: lind three great grandChildren, Michael. Steve and Sleven John.

Mr. Mowers is survived by his sisters, Mrs , Bessie Pratt of Dloomfield, Mrs . Clayton (Florence) Hawley of Pielon, Mrs . Jim (Pearll York 01 Picton, Mrs. Bill (£va) Ulucks of Belleville,

. Mrs. Lawrence (Pegl Pro· vins of Fort Erie : and brothers, Ernie of Belleville and Bill of Toronto.

Mr. Mowers was prede­ceased by his first wife, the late Jean £va Easton, in 1965, and by his sister, Mrs. Bill Bowens, and by his

. grandson, Darren. TIle Rev . Paul Field 'c'eln­

ducted the funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home . August 24 . Interment In the Harris Street Cemetery .

Pallbearer-s were David Mowers, Rick Mowers, Jim , Mowers, John Mowers, Al­Ien Mowers and Butch Douglas.

Mr. Mowers was born in Napanee,Ont.

eJlIl,l~ Kathleen Phil!ips , 75, 2

Cedar St, Ingersoll, died Sunday, Augusl IB, 1985 al Alexandra Hospital.

She WdS predeascd by hcr husband, the late Arthur Phillips, in May, 1965.

Surviving is her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (KBthleenl West of London; her sons William and his wife Edith of Ingersoll, and Gera Id and his wife Dev of Tnger-soll ; 10 grandch;ldren and seven greal grandchildren.

Mrs . Phillips is also sur ­vived by her sisters, Mrs. R.T . (Ethel) Taylor of Ingersoll, and Mrs . Harry (Jane) Phillips o{ Ridge­lown, and by her brothers, Ernie Stacey of I n{!t:.rSoll , and Frank Stacey of Ponty Pool, Ont.

Canon Tom Griffin con­dUcted Ihe August 2() (Wleral service at SI. James' Angli­can Church . Interment in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

Mrs _ Phillips was born In England. She was a mem­ber of 51. James' Anglican Church .

nUlUI!Jl Isa (Wilson) Riddick, 96, of Dearness "orne, London dled August 13, !985.

She was predeceased by her husband, the lale Sam­uel Riddick, in 1965.

Surviving is h(>or daughter, Mrs. John (Sadie) Wilson of London, 13 grllndchildren alld four great grandchil­dren. Also surviving are hcr brothers, Alex o{ Sault St. Marie, Jack or Owen SoUlld , Sam of Windsor and James of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Mrs. Riddick was pre­deceased by three children, Nelson in 1910, Martha iD 1959, and Sam in 1972.

The Rev . Paul Field con­ducted the August IS, 1965 funeral service al McBeath Funeral Home. interment in the Herris Street ~me­tery.

Pallbearers were Jack Wilson, Peter Wilson, Alex Wilson, . BiU Fuller,' Sam Riddick and Dave Rldclick.

Mrs . Riddick was born In

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~tl K~~ eS ~ - AI ·arl\wooosPlf3.' Lonllon on Sunday ),uQuSI 26. 1985. Kenne\h V3nKampen 2Ige 2 I . . Beloved son of rony and Jane VanKampen Of R.R. :1 . Thamesfold. Dear bro\her 01 Marjorie. Nancy. Sharon end Je~nller ~I home. OGal grand· son 01 Mrs. Neellie OBKem: Holland , Friends will bo leco,lIed 31 McBeath Fune,ru Homll , 246 ThamBs Slteet South. Inoersoll after 2:00 p ,)I on Wedll8sday AuguSI 28111 al 12:00 noOl) , lhen 10 the Chrislian Reiorm ChurCh. Hamillon !load. Ingersoll lor so;J\Ilce al 2 :00 p.rn .. flell. ' Dennis Royall ollicialing. In· lermenl in l/\ge r sell Ao~ : Cemetery _ Please omil ' ilowers, Remembrances \0 ' Ihe Pallalille Care Unl1. P~rkwood HOspital may be or': ranged for al the Fune/al Home_

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- Road, IngerSOll. Ie< sel\lico 8t 2:00 p.m, Rev. Oennl~ RoyaU olliCiatln(j , 1I1lelmenlln Inger. 5011 Rural Cemetery. Please omll liowers. RemomDrances to Ihe Palhali.e Care Unll . Parkwood Hospilal may be 8r· ' ,anged lor at the (uneral home.

eOR!.,.AND - AI Vicloria f1'ospllaT London 011 Monday August 26. 1985, Miss Jean Borland. D2ughler 01 lhe late Mr. And MIS. Jah" Bortand Formerly 01 222 Earle Streel. InGelsoU Do~r sister of Hatold. Burting'on. dear aunt 01 Andrea BorllVld: Van­COtlVer B.C.. ,ar,d Robert Borland: 8urlill9ton . Friends

Will be received al Ihe McBealh Funeral Home. 246 Thames Sireet SoulI\. '''ge,' soli on Wednosday August 28tl\ Irom 2:00 . 4:30 and 1 :00 . 9 :00 O,m" where ser· vice will be held on Thulsday August 291h. 8\ \ '00 p.m .. Rell. Paul Fletd orlici8ling, Cremation . Intermenl In Oakwood Cemelery. Slmoee .

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UOWEN Johh and Wencly lovingly welcome the sare arrival of Amy Jane at Alexandra Hospi ta I, I ngersoll, on Sunday. August II. 1985. weighing 8lbs . 8 oz. Proud grandparents are nac and

. Jean Bowen, 13ellvil\e and Vern and DalVn Green of Simcoe. Special Ihanks 10 Dr. Pariser and Mrs. Pariser for their profes· sionalism and friendliness i\nd to all starr members at Ihe hospila l [or Ihclr kind· ness and pallence.

MAYDEHRX Beverley (nee-Wooas) and Ro\)erL H. Mayberry, R.R. 4, Ingersoll wish 10 announce the birth of Iheir daughter, Kalhlecn Elitabeth (Katey>, on August 2, 1985 al st. Joseph's Hospital, London. A sister [or Glen.

TIt/WIS Rick anJ Suzanne are pleased 10 announce Ihe arrival or a new daughter, Drill.any Diane, on August 23, 1985. A sisler [or Rebeceah, and a grand· daughter for Gordon and Doris Travis. Ingersoll. and Everett and Shirley Wilson, Salford . Thanks to Dr. Tom and Sylvia Mayberry and O.B. staff o( Alcxandra Hospital.

Obituaries IlliAL.. Margaret. 58. 262 Whiling Street, Ingersoll. died August 14. l'Jas. DUODj;SN. Harriet Eliza­Geih, 68. R.R . 2, Thorndale, died August 22. 1965. CLARK. Lids (Forbes), 85, ~onham St,. Ingersoll, died August 14, 1\)65.

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Ingersoll, died Thursday, August 22, 1985. ~u. ' Margaret (Nieu­wenhuizenl. 83. R.R. 1, Beachville, died Augusl 14, 1985. HICKS, Sylvia (Simmons). as, 263 Wonham St.. Inger· soli formerly of MOW1.t El­gin, died August 11. 1965. McKAY, Robert McLeod, 5i,'"1frii'onv iIle, Ont., died August 18, 1985, ~t1)'ERS. Daniel. 80, cikd at Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll, August 13, 1985. MOWERS •. Earl H" 69, 47 Cmnegie St., Ingcr:>oll, dieu Wednesday, August 21, 19M. PHILLIPS. Kathleen, 75, 2 ~ar St. , Ingersoll. died Sunday, August lB, 1985. lU.J.Wl£!i. ISll (Wilson). 96, Dearness Home" London. died August 13, 1985.

~ - AI ' Ale~a"dJa Hospilal. IngetSOIl Ot\ Sunday AugUSI 18. 1985. Roberl McLeoo McKay age S2 01 Unionville. Ontario Lovlno husband 0\ &lrbara (Warren) McKay. Son 01 M~ Annie McKay: Wesl 20lra and Ihe lale Alvll' /oJocK"y "964). Dcar lalher o( Jeani& af\d Warren McKay: Uniot'lvllle. No lIisll8lioo. AuangemenlS incomplele. Mc8ealll Funeral Home. h'genoll in charge 01 a"angemenl~ Floral '"bules kindly declined. Remem. brance~ 10 lhe Chaloly 01 your

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IrILUPS - AI Alc~andra . oSPjlal, Ingerson on Sunday

August 18, 1985 Kalhleet'l Doris (Slacay) PhIllipS age 75. Wilo 01 lI,e lale Arlhur Phillips (May 1965) Dear molher 01 Wllhdm and his wile Edjlh : Ingersoll . Gerald and his wria Bev. In(lersol!. Mrs. Kennelh W€'$I (Kall"o1een). Lond[)(\. OSaJ SiSler 01 Mrs. R. T. TaylOr If I hel): Ingersoll, Mrs. Hwy Pl\illi~S IJane) ; Ridgelowt'l. Ernie Stacey. In· gersoll , lOr 303< Slacey; Ponly Pool. Also survwed by 10 grandch1ldren ilnd 7 greal ' O'at'ldChildren. Friends will be received al Ihe Mc6ealh Funeral Home, 246 Thames Slleel Soulh. Inoel·soll . l.Aon· d.,y 2 .00 . 4 : 50 p .m. and 7 :00 . 9.00 p.m. Then 10 SI. James An~Ucaf\ Cilurch lor service on TuesdilV AlJguSI 20 . '985 al 2 :00 p ,m ",II, Canon Tom Grill ... olllcJaling . Inlermenl Inge,soll Rural Cemelery, In lieu 01 llowers . rememl)tMces [0 51. James AesIO,aIOO(\ ~und may be .r· fanged 10/ al Ihe Fune'21 Home.

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,.!)wn0l::i Randy and Kathy (nee: Weston) are ·thrilled to an. nounce the arrlv~1 of Chaotel Nikole Oil August 12, 1985, weighing eight pounds, one ounce, at Alex­andra HosDilal. Fourth grandchild for Freida Wes­ton, Ingersoll, second grandchild [or Gloria Mut. (on, Ingersoll. Special thanks to Dr, Rechner Dr Mervant and Dr. Pa~iser: and (0 all the nurses on O.l~ . for th~ir' help and profes­sionalism.

. J,W.u;W;WiL Bnan and Karen are happy to announce the birth of Rebecca Ashley on August 12, 1985. A sister for Stephen and Erin. Proud grand. parents are Vernon and Shirley Cuthbert of Inger­soll, and Bob and Dorothy I'or))es or Thamesford. A nineth great grandchjld (or Mr. and Mrs: George Forbes of Thamesford . .

SUTIIERLAND Steve ana Lrsa sat1ierland 113 Wonham Streel North' Ingersoll, are tickled pink t~ announce the birth of ·their daughter, Jennifer Mithelle. Proud grand. parents are Robert and Mary Wilson, Ingersoll, and Carl and Beryl Sutherland, l':mbro.

WATLJ NG Clay and Denise (nee: Hay­cock) are happy 10 an­nounce the sare arrival of Cody James Oril'on, August 16th, 1985, weighIng clght pounds, Il~~ Ounces, at Alexandra Hospital, Inger­soll. Proud grandparents arc Irwin and Norma Hay­cock, Ingersoll, and Claro ence lllld 1\1ary Watling o( Woodstock. Great grand­pilrents ore Mrs . Mury Gel· cncher o[ Woodstock , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wis~on o(

"'Iigersoll, and Mrs. ' Mallie Wahl or 1\veed:

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i?ENDINNIN~ - AI Ale~an . ra Hospl ial. on Thursday

AuguSI 22. 1985 Lena CI&o. dinning 01 286 Thames Sireel SOUlh. 'ngersou. Dear SISler 01 Mrs. Grace Warifl!) 'ngersoll. Also survived Oy ~ number 01 nloces 3fld nephews. Predeceased by 6

. i brothers. Friends will be received BI (ho MeSedlh

I F.unerSl Home. 246 Thames Sir eel SOUlh. IngerSOll aller 7:00 P.'" . on Salu'day where seTVIce w,1I be held 00 Mon. day AlI9USI 2~1I) 81 11 '00 a.m., Canon Tom G,illin 01. Ilcialing l"lernlenl In Sf John ' s Cemelery ' Tllameslord Remembrance~ 10 Ille cllarily 01 your choice my be arranged lor al Ihe ~~.~e ..

~ - AI Ale~8J\dra 1'11!~ Ingersoll. on Wedoesday Augusl 21 . 1985. E811 H . MowefS, age 69 01 47 Car"eOi9 $1.. Inger · SOli : Beloved husband 01 Helen (Gee) Mowers and Ihll lale Jeen Eva EaSlon I I 9(5). Dear leiller 01 Norman; Be:llev;lIe , Carl: Oshawa, Lyle; Bellev,lIe, M,s . Glen Powe,s (Ann): e,acebridge . Dale: BeUcvlne, Ms. Susan Bunnell: Belleville. Dear brother 01 Mrs . 9c$sie P'IIU: 8\oo/1lheld. Mr6 . Claylon Hawley (Florence): Pielon. Mrs. Ji,n YOlk (Pearll. Pjclon, Ernie: 8ellevine, Bill : TOlonlo. 1.4'6. Bill Louck.s (Ella) : Belle\l\1le. Mrs . Lawrence Provins (Peg) : For. Erl~ . Doar (lrano· lalhe' 01 Dave , Rick, Corrine, Ba,I, Glyn\~ . JIm. John. Allen. Mich~el,lo(, . Bulch al\d Deb · bie and 3 grs ·a l . grandChilOren. Michael ,. Sieve and Sleven John Predeceased by 1 sisler. Mrs. Bill Bowen (Lu) and \ grandson Dalleo Friends w.U be received 31 Ihe Mc8ealh Funeral Home. 246 Thames Sircel $Qulh, Inge/soll alier 7:00 " .m ThuISd3Y where service will be ~eld on Sa\ur· day Augusl 24 . 31 1.00 p.m .. F\ev. Paul f'ield ollicialiog. In· lermenl In HarriS Slloel Cemelcry.

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I Ihe Ebenele, Cemelely may be ~"anoed 101 al the Funerat Home ,

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. day August 13. 1985. Cantel Meyels age 88. Setol/ed hus' band 01 lila lale (Regina) Huilema (198~) He is Wlvll/·

ed by C()usll\S. Fr;ends will be Ie<:eivod al McBealh Fune'at Home, 246 Thamas Slteel South. t"oe,soN on Thulsoay August 1 51h. 110m 2:00 . 4:30 p.m . and 7 :00 . 9 :00 p m. The luner aI Masa W~I be held al Sacred Hearl Church. Inge'soll on Friday AUQU51

, I I III al I 1.00 a m. CI~ma. l ion. Pa.lsh Players on1hu.s· d~y al 8 :00 p.m.

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CUSSONS Jon and Cindy (nee: West) are proud to announce the safe arrival or their second child, a beautiful girl, Rebecca·Lee Laura, born July 29, 1985 at l : l4 p.m ., weighing seven pounds, eight and a half ounces, al Victoria Hospilal. London . Proud second·time grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Cussons, and fH~eenlh for Mr. and Mrs. George M. West. Special lhanks to our families and Dr . Rechoer and Dr. Woods for their professionalism and friendliness.

I\lcCAfiT Michael and DIane (nee : Mills) and daughlcr Sherry McCarl , are proud as punch 10 announce the safe arrival of Paul· Arthur Hussell at Grace Hospital, Calgary. Atherta, at 11 :50 p.m., August 6, 198), weighing nine pounds, 14 ounces . Proud I'(randparents are Arthur and Shirley McCarl, Illgersoll, ~nd HUl'Sell and Audrey Mills, Prince Ed· ward Island .

\\:I~ " w.<;;~ Mark and N;';ci lovingly welcome Ihe arrivRI 01 Sea;l Alexander Dale al Ale-x · !lIIdra IIospilal, Ingcrsoll, on Wednesday, August 7, 1'.1BS, weighing nine pounds, four ounces. Brother 10 Reagan, Brennan and Mallhew . Anoth'!r grandson for Mr. lind Mrs. Alex Jeffrey, n. R.4. Denfield, and Mr. and Mrs, Dale C"hill oC DundilS . He is lhe tenih great grandchild for Mrs. Gertrude Giles of Lon· don .

HOWE Al the Pamatlve Care Unil of Park wood lIospital, Lon· don on Fr idD.Y, August 9, 1985, Dorolhy E. HOIVe of 79 Edward Streel in her 76th year. Beloved daughter of the late Isaac and Rosa· mond Howe: dear sisler of Miss Marjorie E.. Howe of London; a Iso loveLl by sev' eral cousins . There was no funeral home visitation. A complete funeral service was conducled In the Ch&pel of the A. Millard George Funeral Home, 60 Ridout Street South, Landon, on Saturday, August lOth al 10 AM wilh Rev . Dr . Donald H, Laullstein of Wodley Road Baptist Church and Rev. Fred Elliott Officiating. In· tennent in Woodland Cern· etery. Memorial donations may be made 10 lhe Gideon Bible Society or lhe Canad· ian Q>.nccr Society, 401 Nel· son Sireet, London, Onlario, N6B·9Z9.

YOUNG Mrs . I3crnicc Younr,. 91,

formerly oC 134 Carroll Slreet, Ingersoll, died "llhe Oxlord Regional Nursing Home, Ingersoll) Monday, August 5, 1985 .

She was predecea~ed by her husband, Ihe lale AIl:1I1 Young. io 19&4.

Mrs . Youllg is survived ny her d!wghler, Mrs . Kennelh (Ruth) Carter of Perth; her grandson Paul Carler of Perth' and her sisters and brOlh~rs, Mrs. Tillie Gellner of Kitchener, Mrs . Alice Ha nslord of Flint. Michi ­gan, Grant Bollis 01 Waler· loa, llnd Wlllter Dollis of Milson. Mlchignn.

The Rev. George Wall conducled the Augllsl 7 (un· eral service at McBeath P\lIlcral Itome . Intermenl in Ingersoll Hurat Ceme· tery .

Pallbcarers were John Woolco)(, Jim Ranger, Jack Rachel' , lIill Liln\bcrl, Ross Edwards tlnd Ilill Suther· land.

""irs . Young was born in Def(~ha 10 TownshIp . She WilS a member of the Uni led . Church.

Donations may be made in her memory to the Shri· ners' Ho!>pilal (or Crippled Children or to the liearl FUnd.

~eRNICK Mark and Nancl oVlng!y welcome Ihe 8r1jval 01 Sean Alexander Dale, 61 Alexandra Hospilal, Ingersoll. on Wednesday AuguSI 7. 1 985, weighing 9 Ibs.4 01. Blolher 10 Aeagan, Srennan , and Mallhew. Anolher arMd· son lor Mr. and MIS. Aiel( Jel· Irey, A R <I Denlleld, and Mr. end Mrs. Dale Cahill 01 Dun· das, He Is Ihe tenlh greel· grandchild lor Mrs. Gerlrude Giles 01 London.

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, Joseoh George 0010 July 22. ; I gas. 9 Ib~ 2 Ol Son 10' Cal

lind Donna. A very &pedel lIunks 10 Or. j(,rk a"ll 2nd 1100' nurs"'9 slall al Alex ' a"der ~~jlilal

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050,lal IngelSQlI, on Friday Augusl 2 . 198t>. Elil8 (8ion ' Clow) Daines ape 90 . Beloved wile 01 Ben Daines of 263 Wonham Sireei. Ingelsoil. Dear mOl her 01 Ben. Polnl · Au ·Ba,rel. Mrs. Ronald Carl· male ICor8) logerSOIi. I.Ms . Olivenne Cllambe(s , Woods lock, MIs Jim Adams (Viola) Ingersoll. Dear slsle, 01 M,s. Cllallolle Wiliams 01 Cleo MIchigan. Mr~ . Nora Sideboillam and Mrs. Annie Sidebolham. london. M16, Alma Rulh Pearson, Tillson· bUlg Deal gra"dmOlhel 01 20 grandchildren. 45 greal · glandchildren and 11 greM' greal ' rJ r 3ndchlldrsn , . Predece"sed by one son William (1931) , Friends will be Iccelved al Ihe McB&alh FUtler~1 Home 246 Thames Slteel Sourh, Ingersoll all ar 7: DO p .m. on Salll,day AuguSI Jrd wnele service w ill De held on Monday AuguSJ 51h alii :00 am.. Fle\l . Geo,ge B,ac:UOId o!lici3\ing , Intermenl In ' Ir,gersoll Aural· Cemelery. In lieu 01 1I0wers, Jcmembfances 10 the cllari ly 01 YOUI chO,ee may be 8Ir8nO' ed lor al Ihe Funeral Home.

~UCZKQ VEBHOFYJ;N - ' : 00 and Mary Ann W'e hapoy 10 31'1nounCe \he arrIval 01 their lirsl child, /:rie JOS<lph born July 2 I , 1985 wei(jning 7 pounds 9 ounces , Happy

, IIISI lime Ol;,ndpalents ere 'Waller and MS/Y Lou 'Velhoeven 8M Rozsa Mq Tony Szucs , SpeCial Ihanks 10 Or , Kirk, 01 , Warma. Dr , Reid Md nUl sing s.tetl at Ale~ · arlder 1-10$01101.

ROGERS - ' Passed oway al hilr home on Thur8day. Augusl I, 1965. BoalllcG L(lola (Cole) Rogsrs 'of R, R. \, Burgessvllla In her 7 61h year, wile 01 Ihe late William Rogers (1964) , MotMr 01 Mrs , Fran (Jean) PellY 01 Woodstock, Mrs. Oan (Ruth) 1{0vQCS of Harley. MIS, Pa19y FOQrd 01 Woodslock end Douglas 01 Burgassyille, SiSler of M,s, Selena Swance 01 Sellord, MIS, Aulh Patry 01 Couiliand. Edward Cole 01 IngOr80n end Gordon Cole 01 Royal 08k. Michigan. 10 grandcMdron and 2 oreal grandcnildlen also su,,"I/e , Frie"ll$ may call allhe Arn Bnd Son Funeral Res· Idenco, NorwiCh, Salurday anet Sunday 2 :00·4 :30 end 7:00· 9 :00 P.M. '1 toe funeral seNlce w'n be held M()(lday at 2 :00 P.M, Rev, Oavid Houglliand will otllci~le . Inlermenl in Ille Norwich cemelery , OQnalions

,may be made 10 Ihe Onl8110 Hearl and SHoke Foon(!~1I0n o!..!, ehalily 01 your choIce.

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on Monday Augusl 5 , 1985, Anna EriCkSon age 75. Beloy· ed w\le 01 Ruben Etickson 01 178 Earl Sireet, Ingersoll. Dey molhrll 0' Fred , fnger­SOU , Elle. Spar WOOd B,il iSh COlumbla. dear grandmolher 01 Fred and Cheri end 2 greal 'grandchlldren, Ttoomas and Robell. Friends will De 'recer"ed 01 1M Mc8eMh funeral Ho,ne, 246 Thame& Slleot S<>ulh, Inger~oll alief 2 '00 p.m . On Wednesday Augusl 71h , wher" comolele seNice WIll ba held ot 7 , ~O p,m- , CanOn Tom Gr,Wn 01· f'eiating . Clemal ion. In liau of lIowelS, rem~mbl<lnc"s 10 the Heall Fo""dalion may be arranged lur .11 Ihe (-unaral Home

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gers oll on Monday AuguSI 5 , 1985 , Be/nice (80Ilis/ Young, a{jD 91 , Wile 01 1M lale Allan Young (1964) lormerly 01 \ 34 Ca/lou SI In· gerso", Oe8r mol her 01 Mrs . Kennllih Carler IRulh}; Perth , ocar grandmolhor 01 Ps,ul alSo 01 Perlh . Dear slSIOI 01 MrS . llUio Gellner: \'(,Icheoel. MIS , Allca HanSford:. Flint M,r.hlgan , Grsnl Bollls : WalorlOO. Wallol Bollia : Mawn Mich 'o;nl . Friands WI! be I eceived al McBealh Funeral Heme. 248 ll\ames SIr601 Soulh, Ingereoll whel6 urI/Ice will be held on Wednesday, Augusl 7th at 1:30 p ,m " Rov. Geollle Wall ollieialing. Inlermenlln InQ8" SOH Aural Cemotery, Aemom· blances 10 11\6 Shrfner 's HoSpilal for Crippled Child,en or The Heall Fund may be ar· langed lor al IhO Funeral Home.

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. DOWLING Kevin and Lmda (nee:

OBITUARIES CO ULSON, Earl J., 12 Willy Ave., ingersoll. DANIELS, Asaph, 6lA King Street East, Ingersoll. GILUERT, Pearl E., Tho. \\lesf ord. IIELMUTIl, Dorothy, R.R. 2; IngersolL .. McDONALD, Clifford John, R.R. 2, Ingersoll. ~OBLE, John W., 320 Tunis (reet, IngersolL

\ PRIDDLE, Mrs. Edith May, Il1gersoll. WILSON. George, 2&5 King Street east, Ingersoll.

COULSON Earl J . CoUlson, 4.2. 12

Witty Ave., IngersoU, died July 26, 1985 at Alexandra Hospital.

He Is survived by his wife, the former Dianne Upshaw, and by his children, Kjm­bcrly, Rosemarie and Tim·

I othy, all at horne. .

Hodgson) are proud to an· nOW"lce the birth of thetr second daughter, Samantha Nicole. A sister for Natasha. Samantha was born July IB, 1985 at Victoria Hospital and weighed in at six pounds, 13 ounces. Proud grandparents are Mr: and Mrs. Harold Hodgson, He is 8.150 survived by his Thamesford, Les Dowling, . falher, Earl 8. Coulson of Kitchener, and Gladys Burlington; his sister, Mrs. Dowling, Ingersoll. Great Amardo (Suzanne) Lucas ol grandmother Is Mrs. May Burlington, and his bro· Barber, ingersoll. . thers, Gary of Sudbury and

QllNLOP l ,Brian of Burlington. John nnd Lorraine Dunlop, ~' Mr. CouJs~~ was pre· R R 4 Thamesford are' . deceased by hIS mother, the pl~a'$ed' to announc~ the.' ,late Elizabeth Coulson, in safe arrival of lheir daugb· . 19?1. Ler, Jennifer Grace, arr\v-'

. ing July 15, 1985 at 6:50 a.m .. weighing Hve pow\ds, nine and a half ounces. A· new sister to Sarah and Scott. Thanks to Dr. Ross Green, Thorndale, and the O.B. starr at St. Marys

. Hospital.

JORDAN Megan is thrilled ·to an­nounce the safe arrival of her baby brother, Cody

\ ·Wi lliam , born July 16, 19B5 in London. He weighed six

,pounds, nine and 8 half ounces. Proud parents are Bill and Nettie. Proud grandparents are Adrian Vanderpas and Audrey J or· dan.

Father Charles Campbell conduCled (he funeral ser· vice at. McBeath Funeral Home July 29 at 1: 3() p.m. lnterment in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Dennis Bowen,. Glen Baker, Don Goyette, J\l Pease, Hon K. Rope and David Coulson.

Honorary pallbearer was Brllce Force.

Mr. Coulson was born in Brighton, England. He

worked at BeachvWe Lime quarr;v:

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r P ANJ.t',/ .. .s . Asaph DanielS, 82, 63A'~

King Street Ellst, IngersoU. ' · died al Alexandra Hospital

July 27, 1985. He is survived by his wife,

the former Grace Robar, end by his children: sons Robie and wife Carol of London, WiUis and wife !\1arj of Paris. Paul and wife Avora of SI. Calharine5, Ileneforth of Paris, Murray and wife Hughena of TiD· sonburg, John and wife Una of Ingers<>li; daughters, Mrs. Sid (Iris) Knibbs of Paris, MfS. Ora Humphreys of Ingersoll, Mrs. Bob (Mary) P'airbanks of Inger-

· soli, Mrs. Don (Carolyn). Martin of Paris, Mrs. Paul

: (Shirley) Quigley of Barrie, Mrs. David (Sylvia) Ficht of Woodstock, and Mrs. I

Garry (Diane) Dawdry of · Woodstock.

Also surviving are 36 grandchildren, several

· grea t gra.ndchildren Bnd great great grandchildren.

Mr. Daniels was pre· deceased by his grand­daughler, Michelle Fichl, in 1973.

The Rev. Glen Outhouse of the Churcl".~( Nazarene, Woodstock, conducted the July 29 funeral service at McDeath FWle'ral Home. lnlerment in Ingersoll RW'al Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Sid Knibbs, Dob Fairbanks, Don Martin, Paul Quigley, . David Ficht and Garry Dawdry ..

Mr. Daniels was born In Lunenburg Q)unty, Nova Scotia.

!-Ie worked at CILand was a' member of the lndep· endent Order of Odd Fel­lows, and a member of the O1urch of the Na'Z.8rene, WClOcL~tock.

~ Dorothy}TeTiiWili, &5,

R.n. 2, Ingersoll, dIed at her home July 21, 1985.

She is survived by her husband Clifford, lind her son Wesley, at home.

Also surviving is her sis· ter. Audrey Strome of. WooUstock.

The Rev. Elinor Gillam conducted the fUnera.1 ser· vice July 24, 1985 at Me· Benth Funeral Home. Inler­merit in ingersoll Rural Cemelery.

Mrs. Helmuth was it member of the Peoples Revival Centre.

GILBERT

Pellrl E. (Oaher) Gilbert, 78, formerly of 1'hamcsford, died at Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll, July 20, 1985.

She is . .survived by' her husband, T. Leighton GiJ· berl; her daughters Mrs. Bob (Gwen) Greenawsy of Thamesford ~nd Mrs. Henry (Sharon) Wozniak of Barrie; and by her sons, Wayne of Thamesford and Hobert of London.

A Iso surviving a re I I gra "dc hUdren, h"er brother William of New BrunswiCk. and her sls(el', Mrs. Eugene (Minerva) Smith of North Tonawanda, New York.

The ll.ev. K. David Mack conducted the Tuesday, July 23, 19115 funeral service a l the Carrothers-Setlner

F'unera I "orne. Thames· lord. Interment in Ingersoll Ru ra I Cerrl etery.

Pallbearers were Wayne Gilbert, Robert Gilbert, Bob Greenoway, Henry Wozniak, Erin Wozniak and Kelly Gitbert.

Mrs. Gilbert was born in Waterloo County. She was 3 homemaker alld a )T1ember of Westminster United Church, Thamcsford. She

was also a life member of . Westminster United Church

. Women.

;5S~D~;th-S"~ .":" :", ":'!' I!;!E~MUT~ '- '.AI: he ~ resl enca.,!!t.- 2, Ingersoll , 'on Sunday. July 21 . I 985. '. ,: DOlolny (S/~ome) H&lmUlh,\ , , age 65: Beloved wile 01 Cli(- .' : lord Helmulh, d~ar molher 01 • r Wesley &1 home, hal/·sister of ' j ~ Avdrey Strome , WoodSlock ' 1

wk Ftiends w'llI be received €It Ihe , i! McBealh Funeral Home , 246 ~

i Themes' Sireet Soulll, ' Inger" i : soli where tUMrSI service will· · be held on ' Wednesday July~ 24th ' at <l :OO p.m,· Sisler I

~: Elinor Gnlam '0IhcI8ting, Inler" II, 'mel'\l in .. Ingersoll AUlal'i

.- Ce/fletery. Remembrances to) · Ihe Hearl Foynd&lioo,mey be ~ 'airang~d ' /OI ,81; III.e. Funelal~

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~ -~ AI hls- resloence -, on Sarurday July 20. 1985:':~ ;John W. Noble 01 3aO Tunis , : ISIre61. Ingersofl. ege 86 ... ' Loving husband 01 Hazel (In".! !nes] ,Noble., Pred8ceased bY.l his ' ~nd " wife, Grace NOblel

!,j 1990] .. Dear ' le.lher '. of, ;Fredericll. Ollaw,a Mrs. 'Donald .MoTavls\> (Kalhleen) ~u/.to.n', :'Patrlcla ': preen, ': Ot':, , lawa, Nancy. Tenr.essee, 810 1 JArmSlrong, Onawa, Also sur: I Ivived by his gr~dson WIlliam ,! 'Noble of CalgalY. predeceas'l ;ed QY his 3 children,. Alchard:" .Margery; , an,d ' Ada: FnandS 'Will be receIved at the 'J McBpalh Funsrf\! Homl!i, 246 ,

I Thamesi Street,S.:' Ingersoll 1>'\ ! efler' 2 ;00 p m. Monday and ' Friday ' 10:00 a.m. '" \1 '00·'

j a.m,', on ,Tuesday. July 23rd, :: \ Aeverand John Jenni:'lgs 0.'" j :

:,rlcia!fng: .. lntelmenl In Hams '/ fStreal . ,Camelery, . Aemem· .. '.brsoces 10 the cnarlty 01 your' l ::cholce may be arl~nged fOI 81 , I i lhe Funelal Home. , ,~

i~CDONAlD - At Vlclorla J ; o.sPII~1. L<\(l(lon on .$unday \ \July ··· 21 . 1986. John, : McDol\8ld aga 66 . Beloved i f husbanq 01 Marjorie (Gowan) ' l (McDonald of FI ,R. 2lngar90n. " I.,Deer lalher of Robert (Bob) /1 llondon: :'Fred and his ' wife '~ :, Wendy, Ingelsol', Mrs. Ron 'J ~ Funnell (Ellen) Grenlon, Bill ~ j and his wits Adele, I\IOIWICh:"'1

Mr;l , George Lewlck( (Unda] ~~ ~ Ingersoll:. Davld of Ingersoll, , · Fred and his wife Susan, Spr' . fr,lng'Jald, iSleye' and hl.s wife ', Teresa,\!lngerSOIl,: ~elry et , 'I~ home.; Kathy: ,Central ',

America ,' Cindy, London. , ·Doar ,brolher '01 Ruby Parksf S I (Biace~~II) EmblO: MI$ , 1 ,\W)lIfam~,EaseHine '. (Sylvia) "j . 9urg688)1ll1e . Muaay ' Ab .. \ .. bois ford} "1 British , Columbia, 1 : Rosa i 0\'-', TOlonlo:, Gordon, < ~Moncton: Onla(io . Also "sur· . 'vlved by: 1 6 grandchildren .. ' ! Predeceased by 1 daughter· . In,law: S~an (1984) ilnd I l·brolher. '\ Ramsay (1985). 1 'Friends wIll be lece.lved at Ihe ) McBea11l Funelal Home, 246 I I Thames ' Streel South, Il'\ger·, , : soll,6I1er .. 7:00 p.m. Monday, ~ ! 'whete the service will be held ,

on WedneSday July 24111 81,\ : 1 :30 . Rev. Uoyd Schlwallon ( \ olficallng. )nlerment In tnger ' . ,'soli Aural Cemetery. Remem­librances to the Cancer Soclrr h' Iy may De arranged lOt at Ihe !, Funeral Home , ' '

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I' King " Sireel : Eaat· Ingersoll, I ".age' 62, ;, Loving htlsband of~ I f Winnie {Hoyland} "Wilson,",

Dear father of DouO' ·and..­~' daughler" I~ :law ' ·Pe!; '. Ingor-: I' ,. soi l. " Dear blolher ' of ElhS, •.

London. Arch A.R . 3 ,Bufford,)' ~ Bill , R.A. ,4 DUlhsrn. Mrs Gor,;,' ': don Pay'os,,(H82el): : (, Thamesford. Mra , UOy4Welr:1 " (Flo/,ellce) Thamesford,' Also; . " survived by 2 grandol')lIdren .; I' Neil and Bryce. Prodeceased ! i by his elalel Pearl Weir and 3 ! :' brolhere Harold, Thomas and:, I .- Danny: Friends will .be recel"'~,: . ed el the McBeetn 'F'Ur)eral. 1 i ·I-/oma:,. 246· Th~me9. S'~eel :

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hetir, Or) Tuesday JUly ·23 , 1963 8,' 1 :30 with Re .. , JOh! .I Jennlngll ··. officiating. I"'e'l ~ menl ' Ebeneze/ ' cemels!)! : 'Ramemblances 10 lhe ChSlilY)' ;. 01 your'-cholce may be ar'Bn~' :i t ed (~i., al 1.II.e lunaral home: '"

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.Ola, Proud Palenls are Bill ~ { ano ,Nellie and grandparents .. '.8re . Adl'¥' " Vandarpas . !"nd

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, iCOlJl SQIJI - AI Ale~a~del"'! ,HosPllal, ,Ingersoll on Friday I ' July 26, 1985 Earl J ' l 'Coulson age 42 , Lovlng ' hus· ; ' band of · Dianne (Upshaw) ' Coulson 01 1 2 Wilty A"e,. In· : ,gSI$OII. ' D.ear fathsr' 01,' I Kimberly , Rosmaila' arid. 1 Timolhy at home. De~( $on 01 ' \ Earl S, Goulson. 8il(llnglon. ; ,. Ihe lale ·Eli;labeth ~ouls~n , :

(1 e 71}, Dear brOlhel QI.!)~'y ,' , I'Sudbury: Mrs, AmalCl)'~~s:' , (Suunne) , BU/in~lorr~ -SrI~1l : : BU/llnglon ,. Frlen~,,: ,\1~ be :' recelved ai ' Ihe MtBe&)h ~ I Fun~l,aJ I-jpme. '. 2~E} ,Thames ;1 , Street ' South. 'Ingets~1 onl' l -$unday '/rom 2:4:30 8niFT)~: lli/here 'service will tle held on ,'Monday July 29 al 't :30 pm. :Fatller A, ' Carlwltghl 01 .. ~llclaling. Int8rmenl In Inge/. j ' ~o II R u r a ICe m a I G r y :Remembarances '10 Ihe ;Cailadlen Canoar" Soclely'; 'may be arlanged lor\,~1 Ihe: Iluneral home, i ' , , .. -+. ' , ~ : ' . - : .-'-1 I • ~)

1rN!~I!': - AI Alexander, OOSPI'aC Illgeisoll . on SajUI ' (I 'day July 27 .. 1985. Asaph ! Daniefs age 82 , Beloved hus" ,band o{' a/ace (Robar) ; Daniels 01 6,)' A KIng Sireel'

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Easl Ingersoll Dear lalher 01, MIS, Sid Knibbs (IriSI.· Paris. , Roble and his Wile Carol. lon.; .dor), Willis and hIS wile Mary. \ paris. Renelorlh, Pa/is, Mrs i bra Humphries, IngBrsoll.· Paul and his wile Avola, 51 Calhalioes , MvullY Bnd nis ~ wifs . Hughena, Til lsonburg.' Mrs. Bob Fairbanks (Mar.y) 10- ,

- ·gelsoll . MIS Don Mallin' , (Carolyn), Palis. MI&. Paul . .~ Ouiolay (Shirley) . Batrie ,; • Jonn and hiS Wile Ana. Ingel ' l j soli. Mrs, David Fico, (Sylvia) I \. WoodsloCk.· MIS . Ga/Y '

Oewdley' (Diane) WoodSlock. : : Dear brolher of Ha/old.' Mid·. , dleloll No .. a Scolia_ Also SUI":

viI/ad by 36 grandchildren , ar)d a numbjir of grelll and . greal ' greal gral'\dchlldren : Friends will be leceived al 1)\11' :, McBeath Funslal Home, 246 '

Thames Slleel Sculh . Inger,; soli whale service Will bO held onMondayJuly29al.1 (1m,'

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er :: Halton Drive, Aneasler, formerly of ing­ersoll, died July 2, 1985 at Kilchener Waterloo Hos­pital.

He is survived b9 his wife, the former Bealriee Mor­gan; by his dau'ghter Mrs. Bob (Joan) Lewis of Kit­chener, a nd by his son, Jon, of Kingston.

Also surviving is Mr. Rob­. erts' sisler, Mrs. Joseph

(Beatrice) Pigeon of lon­don, his brollier Russell of

, Winnipeg, and' his grand· ' children Jon·Paul Lewis

and Daniel Ro~rts. Mr. Roberts was pre­

, deceased by his mother. the late Mrs . Elizabeth Gibson,

, in 1983; by Is father' James Roberts in 1936, and by his brOlher Gordon in 1968.

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BIRTHS

NOBLE : Timothy Daniel, a dear ba6y brolher for Lacey 'Betty Anne, born June 17, 1985 at Victoria Hospilal al 5:25 p.m., weighing 7 Ibs. 5 025. Very proud parents Dan and Kathy.

MC¥'OD: Roger and Jac Ie (Sexsmith) arc pleased to announce the birth of their son Derek, Justin Edward, welgh'lOg 8 lbs. 902., on Tuesday, June 25, 1985. Proud grandpar· enls are Cathleen and lhe late Walter McLeod and Marna and Edward Sex· smith , Great-grandparenls are Mr. and ]VIrs. Elmer McLeod. Thanks to Dr. Kirk and the nursing sial{ on second floor.

WILLET: At Alexandra Hospital, on July 5, 1985, to Ken nnd Sandy Willett, 1138 Mohawk St., Woodstotk, a daughter Ginny Michelle, 7 Ibs. Il 02. SpecIal Ihanks to Dr. Tom and Sylvia May· berry lIOd the ~8 staff al, Ajexandra l:/oSPIHll.

held at SI. James' Anglican Church, Ingersoll. on Thurs· day, July 4 at 3: 3() p,m. Visilation at McBealh Fun­eral Homo.

The Rev. Harry Janke o(

Kitchener officiated, Inter­ment in the Harris Street Cemetery.

Mr. Roberts was a super­intendent in the Ministry of G<lvernment Services, Hamilton oHice .

A Masonic memorial ser­vice was held Wednessday. July 3 at 7: 30 p,m., under the auspices of Merrill Lodge 344 A.F . and A.M., Dorchester.

Pallbearers were Jim Roberts, Bob Cunnin"gham. Ken Cunnin'gham, Seolt Cunningh-am. Bob Hartow and Don Cal(.

CAMM' Clifford Camm, 57, 399 North Town Line, Ingersoll, died June 29, 19B5 at his home.

He is survived by his wiCe, the former Frances Landon, and by his Son Greg, at home. Also surviving is his sisler, Mrs. Lorna Barnes of Ingersoll, and his brother, Ray Camm, also of inger­soll.

Canon Tom Griffin con­ducted the July 2 {U11eral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment In ·the Harris Street Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Jim Camm, David Barnes. Gary Barnes, Randy Ponling. Perry Landon and Davis Landon.

Mr. Camm was born In Ingersoll. He was a mem ber of St. James' Anglican Church,

BARKER; At Alexandra Hospltal, on Sunday, JWle , 30, \985, to Paul and Joanne (nee-Winlaw) Barker, 62 Tennyson Street, Wood­stock, ant., a son Marshall Simon PauL First grandson lor Ruth & Bill Bark!!r and second grandson (or Dor­thea Winlaw.

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FLING : Eva ["ling, 81, liD Thames Street S., Ingersoll, died at Westminster Hos­piL.'II , London, June 22, 198f>.

Mrs. Piing was predece­ased by her husband, the late George Fling, in 1982.

She is survived by her sisters, Mrs. Ethel Ham­mond of Sarnin, and Mrs . Coza Easby of 51. Catharin­es, a nd by her brothers, Lloyd Marr of Slra/hroy, and Wallace and Emerson Marr, both of Ingersoll.

Mrs . Fling was pre­deceased by four sisters, the late Isabelle Garta!, Muriel Service, Gladys Beckell and Mabel Pearce, and by one, brother, the late William I,.;..... ;;~~~~~~~;;~ Marr . iii

Canon Tom Griffin con­ducted Ihe June 25 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Inger­soll Rural Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Bob Marr. Jim Marr, David Schlueter, Bob Schlueter, John Kulmalycky Sr., and John Rulmalycky Jr.

" JACKSON : Elsie Jack· son, 91 , 230 Victoria St.. London, formerly of Inger-5011, died June 21, 1985 a t her home.

Mrs. Jackson was prede­ceased by her husband, the late Thomas E. Jackson, in 19G8.

She is survived by her d<lughters, Mrs. SI:lOley (Jean) Davies of London, and Mrs Norine Mellon­Borris of Mississauga . Also surviving are eight grand· children and 13 great grandchildren. and Mrs. Jackson's sister, Mrs. Con· stance Smith of Kendal, England.

The Rev . Dr. R. Maurice lloyd conducted Ihe June 24 runeral service at McBel\lh Funeral lIome. Interment in the Harris Street Cem­etery.

Pallbearers 'were Larry Humphrey, John Perkins, Charles Mellon, George Jackson, David Jackson and Keirh Campbell.

Mrs . JackSOI) was born in l3ourncmouth. England. She was a member of Trinity United Church, Ingersoll, and a member of the Avalon Chapter NO . 220, Order of Ule Easlern Star.

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NEASEI AI Ihe SI. Thom~s ; Elgin GenCI al . Hospilal on Sunday July 1. t 98S Theodora (Doral (Wilk,e) Neabel age 82 . Beloved wile 01 Felgus Neabel 01 Gleen Acres T ",,'er Park. POrI Burwoll Dear SISler 01 Mts All Hollman (lvella) Dullon . Mrs Douglas Sne~ (Ellen) Kil · chenel. Mrs. Gordon Gu,.,n (Audley) eyron Also suryiv· ed by a number 0/ nieces ""d nephews Fr'ends will be received 31 Ihe McBeath t=unelal Home. 2~6 Thames Sir eel Soulh. Ingersoll where service w,1I be held on TllU ' day July Q al t .30 p .m. Rev Kennelh McLuughl,n 0/' /Icialing Inlermenl in O~lord Memorial PSlk Comet ely. Aememb&ranc..,; 10 Ihl' Hearl ~oundal ion may b() aflanged 101 81 Ihe Funeral Home.

57 Births WilLETT Sara" is thrilled wil" the arrovel 01 her new baby Sister GInny Michenl' . born July SIn 1985. al Alex' andra Hot,Ollal. Ingelson. weighing 7 Ibs I I 02S. Ploud palenls are Ken ~nd SAndy (nee Mui.). Ploud grana· palenls 3tO John Wi/Ie II ~nd Dill end Vern MuIr. all 01 N'agala Falls. Greal 9rand ·

'molher's Elhel Wilson and Caflie Galdner . Many Ihanll.$ 10 Or . lom Jnd Sylvia MaybellY ana Ihe kino and consldel31e nUlses in OI)Slellics ~I Ale~andra HMpilal. Ilnsured)

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Avenue. Ingersoll on Monday July 8. 1985. Bob ("alSO"S age 51. Beloved husband 01 F'ilnces (Coway) P;,rsons. Deer 'Dlher 0/ Kim Dod TI8CY al /'lome. De'" son 0/ Mr8. Ot · .ma Paisons. logelgoll. Oear blolhCI ot Mrs. Robell Keft (No"",) . R.n . 2 lakeSIde . Mr~ Olen Conkey (IOvelyn) A.n 7 Woodsloc~. Mrs. Wil!iJm Sambell (H~lIiel) lon· don. JaM. R n. 4 Ingol soli . No tuneral . clematlon . Rememlllances 10 lhe Oiel>ales Sociely "'ay be ~r · 1~"ged lor at "'9 McBe'llh Fu"e~1 Home. 2-16 Thames SI SovllI. IngerSOll,

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lt0CKEY: On Tuesday, . June n, 1985, at Sl. Marys

Hosplt..al Cam rose Alberta, Derek 'R()nald (Dick) Lockey in his 57th year, formerly of lnger~oll . Deloved husband of ShIrley (Bnrr) Lockey . Dear father . 0( Christopher Lockey, of ' Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Mrs. Kenneth (Chery)) Doubt, Whitehorse BC, Mrs. Glenn (Sandra) SmIth, of ~ndon . Dear brolher of Audrey D'entremonl, ?f Ingersoll. Loved by htS grandchIldren Dylan Doubt, Jeremy Smith, Terry Smith, Michael Lockey, Kelly Lockey . Predeceased by a brother GQrdon and a sister Joyce Jensen.

Funeral Service was held at L. Laird Logan F.W\eral Home, Dorchester, In the chapel on rriday, June 14 at 2 p .m. Rev. Michael Perry ' officiated. :

Pallbearers were David Baratta, John Barall.a, Bob Barr, Donald Barr, Ronald Barr CInd Doug Wenrol.

. Interment Dorchester Union ~metery.

GOARLEY: Anne Jane (Mahon) Goarley, 76, R.R.3, Thorndale, died JW\e 9, 1~65 at ~l. Marys' Memonal Hospital, Sl. Marys, Ont.

She was predeceased by her husband, the late Joseph Goadey, in 1972.

Surviving are her daught­ers Mrs. Nelson (Lucy) Elliott of R.R.3, Thorndale, and Mrs. Jim (Joanne) Myers M Port Carling; her son Mack o( Ingersoll; eight . grandchIldren and 16 great grandchildren .

Mrs. Goarley Is survived by her sisters Mrs. William (Florence) Taylor of R.R.2, Thorndale, Mrs. John (Jessie) Hill of Thomdele, and Mrs. George (Margaret) Gower of London, and her brother Edgar of London.

She was predeceased by her brother Roger and James, and her sisLer Gertrude.

Pastor Earl Leiska con­dueted the June 12 (W\eral service at Carrot hers-Beh­ner Funeral Home, Thameslord . Interment in 'Clipperton Cemetery.

PlaHbearers were George Taylor, Spencer GoArley; Ron Jones, Bill Elliotl, Bill Sharpe and John Brown .

Mrs. GQarley was born in Porl Carling, Ontario. She was an active member of Thorndale Women's Institule and a member of SL Ge~rge's Anglican Church. Thorndale.

f.~tAI.Q,: Jack Craig, 79, 28S , lames Street North,

Ingersoll, died Friday, May 31, 1965 at Alexandra Hospital.

Mr. Craig was prede· ceased by his wire, the late LlUian Casler, in 1962, and by his daughter Marie, In 1981.

He is survived by his sisters, Mrs. Ralph (Reta) McConnell of London, and Mrs. Marjorie Brock of ' London.

He was also predeceased by two brolhers, Jim, in 19'71, and Ro"S in 1%9, and by one sister, Ruth McConnell in 19S5 . .

The Rev. Paul Field con· ducted the June 3 funeral ser.oice at McBeath F'Wleral Home. Interment in Inger­soll Hural Cemetery.

Mr. Craig was bom in Ingersoll . He was a member of the United Church, and formerly worked al Inger­soll Paper Box Company. He was also a member of Ingersoll CBers.

(JASPAUOTTO; Petcr Gasparotto, 64, 30 Marlin Street, Beachville, died JW\e 12, 19B~, at Alexandra Hospital.

He is survived by his wife, the former Elena Silves· trini; by his sislers Maria Marlin of rrance, and Neice Fernanda, also of France, and by his cousins, Euaristo Gasparotto of Detroit, and Giudill8 Perosa of Saull Ste. Marie.

Father Charles campbell conducled Ihe June H (W\er­al mass at Sacred Heart Church . Interment In Sacred Heart Cemetel')'.

Pallbearers were Cecil Nildalin, Joe Dam I uzz\, Ross Clark, Oscar ManiAS, Euaristo Gasparotto and Ellgio Manias . .

Mr. Gasparotto was born in Italy . He was 8 member o( Sacred Hcart Catholic churr.h . He worked at lhe Cynamld quarry .

§IIARPEj Florence Sharpe, 85, 21 Ka ren Slreet, St. Thomas. formerly of In~er­soli, died at . Sl. Thomas General Hospital, Elgin, Tuesday, June 4. 1985.

She was predeceased by her husband, \ he late Thomos A_ Sharpe, In 1%2.

She Is survived by her daughters, Mrs . Theo (Edlth) Webber of Sl. Thomas, Mrs . WiIIil\m (&sina) Herbert of SI. Thomas, and Mrs. Ronald (Beatrice) O'Connor of R .R.3, Paris, and her son James Sharpe of Ingersoll. Also surviving are hcr sisters Mrs . Rose Titus of Centreville, Mrs . Ernie (Nell) Hammond of Inger · soil, and her brother, James Gibbs of Ingersoll.

She was predeccased by two sons, David in una, and William in 1977, and by two sisters. Elizabeth Titus in 1994, and Anne Armslrong in 1961.

The fiev . M. Rust con­!lucted the June 6, 1965 fWlersl service a\ Mcneath Funeral Home. Interment in the Harris Street Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Ken Riley, Bill Sharpe, Marcel De l3uck, Mark Herhert, David Sharpe and Jerry Sharpe. Flowe~ bearers were Lee

Shnrpe, Doug Sharpe, Mike Herbert, Jimmy Sharpe, Terry Stere, Wayne Jolly­more and Bob Pepper.

Mrs . Sharpe was born in England.

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ATKINSON: Dale and Wendy arc pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Lindsey Ann. June I. at. Woodstock ~neral Hospital. Proud grand­parents are Bill and Mary­ann Griffin, Ingersoll, Howard and Eva Atkinson, Woodstock, and great· · grandparents Stan end Anne Hammond. Ingersoll, Helen Gri\!in, Windsor, Albert and Ethel Atkinson, Woodstock.

D'ACI.ENNAN: Doug and Nancy of 76 Baxter Street, Wallaceburg, . Ontario are proud to announce the birth of their third child, Jillian Nancy, born June 3, 1985. Weighing 10 lbs, Ih OI , A baby sisler for Johnalhon and Meghan . Proud grand· parents are Mr, and Mrs. Gknn Christo of Tillsonburg and Mr. and Mrs, Murray MacLennan o( Mt. Etgin. Proud great·grandmother is Mrs . Agnes MacLennan of Millbank.

VANSCIIEPEN; At Alex·. ancira Hospital, on May 30, 1985, to Robert and Martha Van Schepen, n.R4, )nger­soli, a son Denjamin Joel. Blessed grandparents, Henry and Tilly Van Schepen, Woodstock, and Fred and Swann}, Eringa, Eastwood.

BIRTHS

,..!!!cl..X..i. Gary and Joan Blay • otWeston are thrilled to

announce the birth of their son, Jan Scott. a brother {or AlYCia and Christopher, on Tuesday, May 2.8, 1985, at 5~16 a.m., weighing 9 lbs'i 7 ozs., at Humber Memorial Hospital. Proud grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs' Charles Nancckivell, R.R.4, Ingersoll, and Mr and Mrs. Charles Blay, W~ton, Ont

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I wOllld like 10 w('\come JAHEO ROSS wtLLlAM rOi'lPI!E1U' hurn :It I\lc)(!\n<lra lIospitlll on JUlie S, 19115 :lol It :26 11.111. \Yd~hlllg In at G Ibs .

Monllll}, Kelly is doillg line, Oadtly Saudy Is back winlling hascball ganles. Gamnl9 & Gampa Canlpbcll & Galllllla & uampa Shearer are vcry happy! I have 10 go 1I0W, it's Fiesta lime .

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~QCKlif - On Tuesday June 1 \ 1985, at SI. Mary'$ HosPllal. Camrose, Alberla . DOlole Ro~ald [Olck) Lockoy In his S 71h yeal. lormstly 0; Ingelsoll. Beloved husband of Shirley IBwl LOCkey. Dear lalher 01 ChtiSlopher Lockey 01 Moose Jaw, SeSkal '

. chewsn, Mrs. Kennelh (Chery~ Doubl , Whilehorse B.C.. Mrs. Glenn (Satldrs) Smllh of London. Oear blother 01 Audrey O·Enlre· mOnl 01 In<le.'SO~. Lolled by hIS IlrandChildrll~ , Dyla~ Doubt, Jeremy Smith, Terry Smilh. M1chaellockey. Kelly Lockey. Predeceased by a brOlhai Gorllon. aM a slslel JOyco Jensen. Aesl,ng al Ihe L lDo/d logan Funeral Homs. Do/cheSler. w~ore friends will be received on Thursday 7 . 9 p.m. Funeral serllice In Ihe chapel on friday June 141h al 2:00 p.m.. Aell. Michael PC"Y 0Ilici~lIn9. In· IO/men! Dorche&ler U~;on Cemelery. Donatiotls 10 the CaMd'M Cancer Soclely or Ihe Kidney FOundalion would be epplecialed.

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Wednesday June t '2, 1985. Peler Gasparotto. ape 84 . Relolled husband 01 Ele.-.a (Silllasl,,1\I1 Gasparotio of 30 Milnin Sireoi. ae~ch.ville . Oel)( brolhel 01 Marla M3rti~. France, and desr uncle 01

. fetnan<la in f/3n(e. Doal cousin oj Evatisla G:iSPiliOI' 10, O()/(oil , Guldilla Perosa, Soull SI& Marie. Predeceas. ed by o/"la cousin Gutlno Gasparotlo, Wll1dsol. Frlonds will be recelyad al Ihe McBealh Funeral Horn ... 246 Thamos Slreel Soul/). Inoer· soli, unlll Friday June 14 III 10.45 8.m. , Ihen to the Chuleh of the S6¢red Hearl lor lunerel Mess alIt :00 a.m. Inlslmenl In Sac,ed H a art Cern e I e ry. PariSh (j(ayer! ThIJf4day el a :00 p.m.

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announce the arlillal 01 th611 daughlet Cryslal Matla 00 May 24 . 1985 . 81 :3 :00 p.m .. weighing 7 Ibe 1:3 oz" 81 Alexandra Hospital. Sister lor

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T u8sday June 4. I 985. Florence (Gibbs) Sha,pe . age . 8S. or 2 I Kareo $I'eol. 51. Thomas. lormerly 01 In\)e'· sOIl . Wi/a 01 Ihe lale Thomas A. Sharpe (\ 9621. Dear molhel 01 Mrs . Theo Webber (Edilh). SI .Ttlomas. James. Ingersoll. Mrs Williom He,bed (AO$lna). SI.Thomas . MIs . AOllald O ' ChMlor (Beal,ice). A A 3 P~'ls Deal s.sler or M,s. Rosa TiluS. CenUe",lle. James GibbS. III' gersoll. Mrs. E,nie Hammond (Nell) . In981$01I. Also survived

· by sevel,,1 9,elldchitd'an a"d Oleal grandchildren. Predeceased by 1\\/0 sons David (1978) . W,lIlam (1977). Iwo sislels Eh~~belh Titus 1 1984). Anrle A,m· ~I'o"g (1961). Friends wiJl 1)0 recnivecJ Oil Ihe Mc8ealh Funsral Home. 246 lMmes Sileet Soulh . Illgelsoli.

· where serv,ce VI,II be held on Thlllsddy June 6 al 1;;)0 p m .. Rev. M. Rust ort,c1nl,ng. In(erme"l in H~"'S 51, eel Celllclery

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j)lILLSON: At Alexandra Hospital, on May 18, 1985, to Kellin and Pal Millson. W King Hiram Street. inger­soll. a son, Nicholas Craig, \! eighing 9 Ibs ., 4 07.5 .

DIETCALFE: At Alexandra F-~.ospital on May 24, 1'J85, to Fal and Tina Metcalfe, 32 '·ueen St. East, Beachville, a daughter, Crystal Merrie .

I;RAGG : . At Alexandra Ilosplla1. on May 29, l!}85,lo Cheryl and Terry Bragg. 44 l:ing Sl. East. Ingersoll. a (8ughter. Tanya Cheryl .

DEATHS

HURDlNG j Albert Hurd­ing, 68, 300 Haines Street, Ingersoll, died May 26, 1985 at his home.

Mr. Hurding Is survived by his wife, the former Wanda Sutherland; his daughters Mrs Roger (Mary) Baberge of Monc· ton, Mrs. William (Marg) Adshade of Galt and Mrs . John (Rena) Alkowicz of Bra'mpton; and his sons, William of Kingston, Bert of Edmonton and Dan of Mississauga.

He is also survilled by his molher, Mrs . Sarah Hurding of Scarborough; by 18 grandchildren. and by his sister, Mrs . Michael <Doreen) Peters of Scar­borough.

The funeral mass was celebrated at Sacred Hearl Catholic Church May JO, 1985, at 11 a .m. Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Bill Hurding, Dan Neil, Roger Roberge . John OJkowicz, Shannon Adshade and Rob NeiL

.MQRRlS: l!cJy Morris, 50, SS Catherfne Street. Inger­soll. died at Alexandra Hos-pital, May 26, 1985. ~

He was predeceased by his wife, the late Grace (Fleming) Morris. May 12, '985.

He is survived by his son Lloyd of Chatham, and by hIs daughters, Mrs. Ross (Laurene) Jeffery of lrrger­soli, and Mrs . Eric (Mari Iyo) Waellering of Stratford. Also survivIng are six grandchildren and [our great grandchildren.

The Rev. Paul Field con· ducted Ihe May 2Q funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment In the Harris Street Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Doug Jeffery, Roy Jeffery, Paul Waellering, Ivan Hibert, Leo Brett and Elizabeth Waellerlng.

Mr. Morris was born In Dertham Townsh.ip. He was a member of the United Church and worked as a machinist at Ingersoll Machine Company .

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DE JONGj Howard and Tine (nee: opde Weegh). are plensed to annOWlce Ihe birLh o{ their daughter Kris­ten Martina, born on Sun­day, May 12, 1985 at Alexan· dra Hospi ts I, Ingersoll. Third grandda ughter (or Mr , and Mrs . Art De Jong and Mr. and Mrs . Andy ope Weegh . Thanks to Dr. Mayberry and nursing staff at Alexandra Hospital.

)lOIGT: Lou and Marilyn (nee: Bulterworth) are pleased to tlnnOllnCe the arriyal of Jo~hua Ryan, on May 6, 1985, weighing 8 Ibs., 71;' 025, at Victoria Hospital, London. Proud grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Lloyd Butterworth, Mrs . Ferne Voigt and the late Ray Voigt. Special thanks to the Victoria Hospital staff alld to Tom and Sylyia Mayberry.

TO MR. DONALD JAMES Wolal) and Ms. Lou Anne Tessier, 154 Whiling Street, Ingersoll, on May 10, 1985, a boy, Mallhew Aaron Tessier Wolen. Special thank you to Dr. Hechner <lnd the O.D. staff of Alexandra Hospital.

giLL; Brian and Sandy Gill (nee: Sampson), 304 Thomes SL N., Ingersoll, are pleased to announce the arriyal of their second son, flyan Todd, born Monday, May 13 at 5:30 p.m. Weigh­ing 9 lbs., 8 OZS. A new Ii tOe brother for Kerrie, Amy and Craig. GrandparenLs are Mr . and Mrs. Tom Samp­son, Kirkland Lake, Mr. and Mrs . Grant Gill, Embro, great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gill of Inger· soIl. Special thanks to O.B , nursing staff and Dr. Rile.

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J..QHNS IONF AI Woodstock. General HospJial 0/) Wednesday May 22 , 1985, Bornice (Wau{Jh) Johnsione. ~ge 82. Wife 01 lIle lale Winsor Johnslone 11970) of A R J NorwiCh. lorme.ly of Ingersoll. Dear molhel 01 Mrs. Ula Sackn<1er. A R 3 Norwich. Myrlio Ca,rle Waulhlal, SlrolforCl. Roy. WoOdSlock. Konn!)lh , PalmarSlon. linn. Ii A 1 Pul · nam. lloyd. Ingerson, ' Also survived by Iwanly·slw grand· children, Ihlrly·rive greal · grandchUdlen and ona 9,eet · gre&t'grandchlld. Predeceas ' od by ooe son Wlosor. 0 n e granClSon M>chael JohnSlone /197 al. one sisle, Md lilla b/olhers. Ftteods will be IDceived al Ihe MBealh Funeral Home. 216 Thames Sireet SOulh. Ingersoll aile, 7:00 p.m . on llWIsday. wherB se""ic~ will be held on Salurday Mey 25 &t 1: 30 p.m .. eMOn Tom Grillin 01· licoal;oQ. assisled by nOli , Cytil Dyko. Inle/ment In Ha,' ris Streel Cometary. Remem· brances 10 the Dlabeles SOcieIY. G,deon Bibles 01 AI ' Ihrllis Society may be arrang' ed 101 a] Ihe luneral home.

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May 2~. 1985. Willl~on Brewer. agc 69. beiovcU 1\ usband 01 l orr aine ,H 011· mMI 8lewer ~nd Ihe 1;\le P ,-.,ac e Ingh an BI e wOI 11981). 01 1 20 Ch~/lcs Sl/cel !Oilsl. Ingcrsoll. DOl\!

lalhel 01 MIS Dan Slew~11 IRuth). R R :I I/lgel soll . De a, (llandlalhel 01 Scali . Elaine , and Mlchaol Dear ~Ieplalhe( 01 Ronnld Hoffman . DelJaJ/Y floti(j;\. Gar V Hollon all . Bethlehem "enl,syillania. Mrs, Edward F,~ lDarlene). Calalauqua PennsylllQnia . Predeceased by Orle blolher

. Jim ,\ 9701, Fliends will I)e racellle() at Ihe Mc8eMh

, Funeral Home. 246 Thames Sireel Soulh. loger$OX. allel 3 :00 p .m. on Salu/d"y . where serlllce will be held on Monday May 27 at t :30 p.nl . Canon Tom Glil(io ofliclntino. Inle/monl I" HalJos Siroet CemelefY. Remembrances 10 the cha/ily 01 your choice may be auanged 10' al Ihe /uner31 home.

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MAnTI N: Edith Isa bel Marlill, 71 , III Brock Street, iham esrord, died at Alex· andra Hospilal, Ingersoll, May 'I, J9B5.

She is survived by her husband Ernest, her chil­dren Gordon of Grimsby, Leonard , Harry , Donald and Bev, all of Thamesford, 15 grandchildren and two grea t grandchildren. She is also survived by her sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Kew and Mrs. Reg (Evelyn) Fran­ces , both of Bayfield .

Mrs . Marlin was prede­ceased by her son Wayne in IMl and by her brother, Lawrence.

The Rev . Ron Walker of St. John's Anglican Church, conducted the May 7 funeral service at the Carrothers­Be(zner Funeral Home. In­I.crment in SI. John's An­glican Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Tim Marlin, Rob Marlin, Oave Marlin, Andy Marlin, Brad Coventry and Shawn Kubas .

A memorial service under the auspices oC Springtime Rebekah Lodge 375 was held · Monday evening.

Mrs . Martin was born in East Nissouri township.

NADAJ,~ Beatrl~e (M ote) Nolin, 84, Marhn Street, Beachville, died Fri· day, April 19, 1985 at AJex­andre Hospit.al.

She is survived by her sons Ed 01 Barrie, Cecil, Bill and Ken, all of Beachville, Jim of Woodstock, Alvin of Sweaburg and Norman of Toronlo.

Also surviving are \5 grandchildren, 22 greal grandchildren, end her niece, Mrs. Alf (Marjorie) SolEl(ls o~ Stalen Island, New York .

She was prede<:e.ased by her husband Tony in 1929, and ,by her son John In 1975 .

Lorne Thrower, assisled by lhe Rev . Lawrence Squirt'S, conducted the Aprll 22 funeral service at Mc· Beall) fi'ullcral Home. Inter­ment in the Beachvi.lle Cem· elery.

Pallbearers were Bob Nada lin Steve Nada lin , Blll Nadali/l : Jimmy Nadalin, Tony Nadalin and Gavin Wilk ins .

Mrs . Nadalin was born In Caradoc Township. She was a member of Beachville Uniled Cl)urch', the church's UCW, and the U.K. club.

SlOVEH: Mrs. Clarence A. (Thelma Pearl) Stover of Main St ., Springford, passed away al Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital on Wednesday, May 8, 1985, in her 77th year .

Survivillg, besides hel husband, are lwo sons, Ron Brearley and Fred Brear· ley, both of Ingersoll; a step-daughter, Mrs_ Harry (Irene) Welch of Houghton Gentr"- a step-son, Freder­ick P. ~tover 01 Thorndale; several grandchildren and greal grandchildren; (our sisters, Mrs. L<>rne (Anna) Tre/fry of Otterville, Mrs: David (Evelyn) Chambers and Mrs . Ken <Olive) SCOlt, both of 'l'illsonburg and Miss Myrtle Maunder of Strath­roy; and B half·brother, Fairman McQueen of Court­land .

Born at Springford, July S, 1908, she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Maunder. Mrs. Stover was a member of . Spri ngford U.C.W . and of Cornell Women's lnsUtute. She was a forrner church orgllnisl lor Spring ford Uniled Church. Her first husband , Horton Brearley, predeceased her .

She WI\S predeceased by a grandson, Shawn Brearley in 1985 and by a brother, Brancial Maunder in 1916.

Rested at the Ostrander'S Funernl Home, Tillsonburg, where service was held Fri­day, May 10 at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev . Earl Moore and Rev . Charles Seed .

Interment in Norwich Cemetery.

1'101t~~ i Grace Morris, 77, 55 Ca ertne Street, Inger­soll, died May 12, 1985.

She Is survived by her husband Ray, her daughters Mrs. Ross (Laurenel Jef. fery of Ingersoll and Mrs. Eric (Marilyn) Wallen ng of Stratford, and her son Lloyd of Chatham

Also surviving are six grandChildren , (OUI great grandchildren and her sjs­ter, Mrs. Shirley Perry of Ingersoll.

The He ... . P;\ul t"ield con­ducted the May 14, 1985 funeral service at McBeath F'uneral Home. Inlerment in (he Harris Slreel Cem­etery.

Mrs. Morris was born in North Oxford. She worked as a housewife and was a member of Trinity United Church.

DOl1ations may be made In her memory to the Hearl and Stroke Foundation or 10 Ule Canadian Cancer So­ciely.

55' Deaths MQRBI!,; AI'lhe WoodslocrGene,al Ho~p1181 on Sunday May t 2, \ 965, Grace (Fleming) Morris 8ge 77. Beloved wile 01 noy Mor .. liS. 55 Cal"eline SI/eel In· <,Jersoll. Dear molhe, 01 UOyd ehetharn. Mrs, Ross Jellery (LeurSM)lnge,soll, M,s. Eric Weellering (Merllyn) S"~I' lord. Deal' sisler 01 MIS, Sni,lsy Peay Ingersoll, Atso SU(\llved by 6 Qrandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. ~riend$ wl'i be lecelved 31 the McBseth Fune'lIl Home 246 lhames Streel South Inger· soli where complele se(\llce will bo held 00 Tuesdny May 14 at t :30 p.m. flev. Paul Field ofllclatlng, Inlermenl In Harris Streel cemelsry. Resmembersncesto the Heall loundaUon 01 Ihe Car>eer SOCiety may be ar· ranged lor al 1M funeral home. '

Obituaries PIIILLlPS: Arthur Phillips, 78 ,2 Cedar Street, Ingersoll, died Thursday, May 9, 198:> al his home,

He is survi ved by his wi fe, lhe former K9thleen Stacey; by his daughter Mrs. Kenneth (Kalhleen) Wesl of London, and by his

'sons William Phillips and 'Gerald PhILlips, both of

Ingersoll. Also surviving are 10

grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and his sis· ters, Mrs, Dora Minshall of Putnam and Mrs, Ken (Mabel) McConkey of Ingersoll.

Mr, Phillips was pre­deceased by five brothers and four sisters,

The Rev. Tom Griffin conducted the May 13 funer· al service at McBeath Fu­neral Home. Interment in Ingersoll Rural Cemelery.

Mr, Phillips was a memo ber of 51. James' Anglican Church, Ingersoll. He a Iso served on the Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen.

In his memory, donations may be made Lo SI. James' Angli\:an Church's res\ora· tlon [undo

BIRTHS

RIDDICK: Bill, Shelley 'and k a tie arc pleased Lo fln. nounce the safe arrival of! Matthew James on May 10 . 1985 weighing 5 Ibs., 14~ OZS. at Ale.xandra HospitDI. . Proud grandparents arc ~. and Mrs, James Rid. dick of Deachville, Gladys Dowling, Ingersoll and Les Dowling, Kitchener. A great-grandson for Mrs Louise Piltock and Mrs: May Barber. Spcciallhanks to Dr. Hechner alld the seCOhd floor stafl.

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atrival, of Il'\ell fjr&t eNId, Sarah Lynn. She srrivod on April 220d, 1985, weighing 7 103.9 OL Proud glQl1d­patOnls ate S/lJCo 31\0 Phyllis Gr3$S of IlIoel$OiI . and Jim end Glace Haas 01 Woodstock, Proud greal­g/andpatenls rue Jo\'ln and Dina Ooslerink 01 Woodslock, Roy and Gladys Gough 01 Ingersoll and John and Elhel Gress 01 Spr· 11'I91io16. Special Ihanka 10 Or. Chris Smith, 0/ . Ian Blown, Or. oallon. 31\d Ihe Ihlrd RoOI nursing slali al the Woodsloc\( GefloraJ Hospital.

BIOW'1L Brad /lnd Kim are please to Mnounce Ihe blrlh of their lirsl chUd, Jamie nlOm~. Monday Aptll \5. 1985 . wei{Jhino 7 Ib9.4 oz.

, AI S I or and eIIi I d lor Jeuy and "Janel Bidwell, and Ron and earb Mooro. Special Ihanks to Dr. Copeland ano Dr. Covel)s 01 Sl.Joseph·s Hospital. and all the e_celeni nursing sl~tf.

pHI! I IPS AI his resioence 2 Ced:ll Sueet, IIlQ.DrSOIi 00 Thursday May 9. 1985 Ar · Ihur. ag& 78. Beloveo 'lIu$' band o( Kal II lie n I SI~c e vI Phillips Dear telher of Wil~om WId his wife Edllh, Ingorsoll, Gerald l\IId Nil wilo Sov In· gersoll. M,s. Kenneth wesl (Kathleen), London. Dear brolher of Mrs, Dola M,mihall Putnam. Mrs. Ken McConkey (Mabol) , IngersoN. Ais<:I sur· v)ved bV len grandchild/on Ilnd six Ql'eat-grandchltdren Predeceased hy INe brO\he.~ and four $191"'5. Fllonds will be received al Ihe McBe3!h Fune.aJ Home, 246 Thames SIJeel Soulh, Ingersoll . aller 7:00 p /ro . Salulday, where complele seNjce wj~ !)e held on Mondav May 13 al I f :00 am. R8\I , Tom Grill... ot­/rcial"l9. loleu"enl in lI1ge/ ­SOli Rural Cemelery. In lieu or ilowers, remembraoc{;s to St.James Resloration Fund may be ol/enood lor ill Ihe luneral lIome.

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day May 7 . \985, Oavld eRr. rlo/o. ape 54. Beloved huS' band 01 Ruby (OaOr'l) CllI/lore of 187 Themos Slreot Norlh Ingorso~ Oe31 falher 01 Jean PaUl. Guelph. Mrll. Joe Vali· Quelle (Denise), North Bay, Mrs. JOl\1I A8n~m (Jean· nelle). Mrs. Oan Ransom (Helen). Aline. and Andre, 10ronlO, Donald. Gvelph, Oanny. Kilchener. Also sur · \/II/ed by savart.! blolhers and sislors. Oe&r slepfalher 01 Wayne Mall,n IVld Mrs. Dan Bougeols (Dfobral. IngQrsoli and LIsa Mar lin . London. Friends will bo recell/ed ~llhe McBealh Funeral Home. 248 TI1ames Streel South, IngBr· soli, aller 7:00 p ,m. Ihls evening. whore service will be held on Friday May \ 0 al , 1:00 s, m" Falher C, Camp· bell officialing. Inlermenl In Sacred Hea/t Cemele/Y . Parish prayer:! on Thursday 8:00 p.m.

a.f\j\~ ' AI hl9 residence. !IT'iTilIme5 Sireel Soulh. In· gersoH. on luosday May 7. 19S!>. Johl\ Brassi age 75. Son 01 Iho lale Mr, ~nd MrS, A Sressl. Oee.r brolher 01 Mrs. Josle K.sh.· Ingerso~. Mrs. Roborl Hallock (Theresa). Amherslburq . Also SUNII/ed by soverai nieceS and nephOWS. Fllends win be received 3\ Iho McBealh Funeral Heme, 2-46 Thames Sireel Soulh, Ingor$oll. wllere funeral $ervice w'oil be Mkl 0(\ .HIlllseiay 31 \ 1:00 a.m .. FelhOr C. Cempbell of · flClaling . Inl61menl In Sacred Hearl Cemelery , ParISh preyers on Wad~esd8Y 8 :00 p.m. .

SS Deaths JOHNSO~ AI WoodSlock d oncral ospi tal on Sunday April 28. 1985. Edward (SCOlly) Johnson. DOO 72. 01 '76 Earl Sireel . IngS/soli . Husband 01 the lals Nan fReid) Johnson (1960). Dear (alho/ 01 Campbell. Burl· ington. George. Etoblcol<e. Also survived by six 9/l1f1d· ch.ldren. Dear brOlher 01 Oalsy Sioa ne . Salloeh Scolland. Jean Melaehl"n. Gourock Scolland, 8nd AI~ . Helonsbltrg Scolland . Friends will be received allhe ) McBealh rune/al Home. 246 Thames SI,eel Sculh. Inger· soli altel 7.00 p.m . Monday. whore se,viee will Ile held on Wednesday May 1 sl al 1:30 p.rn. Rev John Jennings 01<· ticialln{) . Inlormenl In Ingt":.: SOli RUlal Cemetery. Masonic . memorial servIce W1U be held Oil TUGsday 31 7 :30 p.m .. ~uspices o( King Hiram LOdge No.37. A.F find A.M

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ONDRQYCIK: at Alexan­dra Hospital on AprilS, 1985, to Jim and Susan Ondrov­cik, 126 King Sl. W., Inger­soll, a Son Dar iel Joseph Carl. gW,\i'l<.H,: Brad and Kim are pleased to 3JJnounce the birth of theIr first child, JamIe Thomas, on Monday, April 15, 1985, weight 7 Ibs., 4 OUi. A fi rsl grandchi ld for Jerry and Janel Bidwell and Ron Ilnd Barb Moore. Special thanks to Dr. Cope­land and Dr. Covens of Sl. Joseph's and all the excel­lent nursing staff.

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NAOAUN - AI Alexolld/a HosPliai. Ingetsoll. on FridlY. April 19, 1985. Bctlirlce IMole) Nadahn ago 84 Wile 01 Ihe lale Tony Nadllhn. (19291 01 M~"in Sireet. BeJchvllie. Dear moliler 01 Ed 01 Barrie. Cecil. aill and Ken. Bcachv~le, Jim. Woodstock. Alvin. SweabuI9 and NOIman. Toronlo. AlSO survived by 15 grandchildrer. and :1 2 great· glDndchMren De~r aunl 01 Mrs. All Sola as (Maljolle) Sialon ISland. New Yorl< . Ptedeceased by one son. JolvI (19751. F/oends Will be receivewd al McBeelh Funeral Home, 246 TlI6moS Sireel. Soulh, Inllel$oll where service Will be held on Mond.))'. April n. 1985 al 1. 00 p.m. Rev. Lorn'" ThrOWCI oificlilling assisled by Rev. Lawrence SQulles Inlermenl in Beachville CcmelelY. Aemembranc(;s 10 Ih~ CMcer Sociely may bc 311angcd lor al the tuneral h()me ___ ___ _ _

_~I.I.!:i;- AI Viclolia Hospital, -ronaon. 01\ Monday Apr~ 22. . 1985. George Smilh. age 63, 01 178 Earl Streel. InGer· I soli . Dear son 01 Flederick F. Smilh. Ingersoll. Surv,lIed by , hiS lo,mer wile Ann E~zabelh . Dear lather of Graham. lo~er­soli . Carll An" Shale,

. WS3Ua"d, Michigan end Iheir haf/·brOlher Grenl Wesley Oenl . Elmwood,' Onlario. Oea( bro(~er 01 Jack, InO",r. SOli . Mrs. Delbell Mal"" (Pauline). IngerSOll, MIS

Harold Parkor (Marlorie). !I\­gs/soll. Mrs. Allan FoSler (Lilli!>nl Oo,chester. Mrs. Gladys Dvncar" Woodslock. Dear orandlather 01 Tonnya CotDer!. Owajne Shale. Kory Shale'. Guy Smith, Caley Smith. Mandi Smith &nd Allan Ashion . Deat gleal ' I)randlalher 01 Blake Mallhew Colben, Jnd Dwa,ne KenOBlh Robell Shale Jr. F,iMd ot

. Elsie Allkinson. Friends witt ' be received al the McBealh Funeral Home. 246 Thames Slreel SOUlh, l"gelsoll where seNjce wm be ~etd on ThuIS' day Apr~ 25 al 3'00 D m RSII . 'forr, Grill,,, ol!icleling. Inlermenl ,n Ihe Field ot Honour. I"gelsoll Rural Cemelery. Royal Canadian Legion memonel service Wedn esday 7 : 30 p.m . auspIces 01 Brand,' 55. Woodstock. RememblatlC69 10 O,sab4ed Velelans may be 8"~nged for al Ihe lunerel hOme .

55 Deaths Qt ISHEA - Peacelully al Alexandra l-iospll~l . tl'lg~r!.011 on Monday Ap,11 22. t985 . Margerol Jane (Werner! Olls/'ler In hel 68th year . 10lmelly 01 Sehringvllle. 01 20 Kir"",n Olive, Ingersoll. Loved wile 01 Wallet Williorn. Oo;)r molher 01 Nancy Mulholland, London, Susa~, Toron 10. Douglas, Ingerson. Also SU!· vived by one siSler Evelyn Seipel. New Jersey . Predeceased by one brother Will/ed. Loved by three grandchildren. RaslinG al the _ McBeath funeral HorM. 2~6 Themes SIre81 Soulh. Inger· SOil. wllOre Ihe (Ul'leral ser · vice wnt be hold on 1 hUt sday April 25 al 1:30 p .rn .. Rev . Tom Grlllln 01 $I.Jamas' Anglican Church ofliciallng. Remembrances 10 S\.J~mes Church 01 Ihe Canadian Cancer Soclely may ~ at · langed lor 31 Ihe lunerol home.

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5S Deaths DAWSO~ - AI CareSSMI C a re u rslng Home, Woodslock, on Tuesday AplIl 23 . 1985. Alma (Arooks) Dawson. age 83. Willi 01 Ihe lale Clarence Dawson (19631. formerly 01 A A 2 Embro Deer mother 01 Ray· mond and Kennelh. Dolh at R A. 2 EmOro. Dear $islet 01 MIS. Lallie Mlllor. F ounlain Hills, Arlxone . HowlIfd Srooks. CleArwater. Florida. AlSo svrvivod by six grand · cl'ljldren and Ihree !ireal . grandCl'lildren. Predece3sed by one slstel Grace Clem· mons (t964). Fliends wm be u:!(;tI',ved al Ihe MCBealh Funelal Home. 241) Thames Slleel Soulh. Ingersoll whele service will be held on Fflday Apr.I ~6 81 1'30 p.m. Rev A.G,Pease oll,cll'lllf'lg. I"tel'

-ma,,1 in Hal/Is Sileel Cemelery. Rememblances 10 Ihe charily 01 your choice may be arranged 'or 31 Ihe lunelal homo .

BIRTHS

IlELORE:' Dan and Judy (nee: Purdy) of Thames SL North are pleased to an­nounce the birth of their first child, Derek Daniel Belore, born April 12, 198~, weighing 6 tbs., 7.S OIS . Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Jim Belore of SaHord and Mr, and Mrs. Wlliiam Purdy, of Ingersoll . Special thanks to Dr. Rech­ner and Dr. Mervart and the maternity staff of Alexan­dra Hospital.

TIIORNTON' At Alexandra Hospital on March 20, 1985 to Roger and Elizabeth Thornton. 177 Wonham SI. South. Ingersoll, a son Kane, weighing 7 lbs., 10 oZS. A brother for Ryan.'

COYLE : Jack and Michelle (nee : aRose) of Petawawa are happy to anOOWlce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Vanessa Paige, on April 17, 1985 at Pem· broke General Hospita I, weighing 7Jbs. Proud grand­[)Brents are Mr. and Mrs . WaJ(er La Rose, of Salford and Mr, and Mrs . Joe Coyle of CnarlotletoWfl, P.E-I., Great grandparents are Mr. Slid Mrs. Howard LaRose of Ingersoll and Mrs. Mary Ostrom. of Toronto. Great· Greal ~ralldfa lher Mr. Norman Baker, Toronto.

PRACOCK: Terry and Diane of TIUsonbvrg, wel­come with love the safe Ilrrival of their second child, S son, Nathan Michael, born Aprii 10, 1985 at '}0:35 8_m., weighing 7 Ibs , 6 MS. A brother and playmate for Jennifer. Proud grand­parellts are Mr. and Mrs. nay O'Neil of Springford and Mr. and 1'rlrs. Dick Peacock of Tjllsonburg . Special thanks to Dr. G. Rowland and Lhe third (Ioor nursing sta(f of T.n .M.H.

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I 98S. Adem (ScOlly) Pall on. ege 81, lormarly of ::I 12 Thame~ Shsel NOlin. Ingor. soli. Dear brother 01 MJ"lI. J MoHO"'" (Kate), Pe,lhshlro. Sc.otlood. Also aUlViv,;-d by Irl&nds Woller 6t'\d Gloria Auslin an-:l (amity, lormarly 01 3 I 2 Thames Sir eel NOIlh. In· gersoll. Friends will be r,;-celv· ed ~l Ihe McBealh Fune,al Hom,;-, 2<16 Thames Streol Soulh. InOer6011 eUer 2:00 p.m. 011 Tuesday where ser­vice will be held on Wednes' day Ap,II-1O al 1:30 p,m .. ' Aev. To,n Gll/1l/1 ortlclalihg.· Inlermer·1 In Hauls Sireel Cemele'v Remembrances to Ihe Hen, I Foundation may be arranged 10' 81 Ihe (uneral hom",

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day April e. 1985. Fren~ Siapies. 8ge 54, loved hus' band 01 Ma,y ISchram) Siaples 01 294 lunls Sireel. Ing"rsoll 0e3l lalh&r 01 fliCk. ing&rsoll, OouO. Brownsville. Danny. David and Karen. In· 9ar~tI, Oear brOlher 01 Mrs, Gordor; Baird (Lena), Redlands Calilornia, Mrs, Grace Pearson. W()OdSIOC~. Mrs. Helen Olcklo. Truro. Nova SCalia. Also su",ived by e'ghl grandchild/en and a number 01 nieCeS and nephews. Predeceasod Oy his lalher Richard Slaples. his mOlher. Eslher Pearson. one nephew Lar;ce Pearson (1984). Frlar,ds will be receNed al McBeath Funeral Home. 246 Thames Sireel SOUlh. I(lgersall. aHer 7 :00 p.m. on Tuesday. where Il<!r­vice w"1 be held on Tnursday Apt'l 11 al 1 :30 p,m. Rev. Oeorge Walt oHicleltng. Inle,· menl In Ingersoli Rural Cemetery. Remembrances 10 ' Iho Hearl and Siroke Founda· lion may be at,anged 101 at Iho 'unoral home.

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WEUU . W. Howard of Southfield, Michigan (for . merly of Ingersoll) passed away Sunday, March 25, 1985. He is survived by his wire the former Betty NO-plhan and a daughter, Laura and a sister Audrey Chambers, Ingersoll. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by parents Clark and Florence Webb. F'unera'l service was held March ui 1965. Cremation followed. '

BIRTHS

Cr.!!.g and Wanda Hutchison or-n i12'/'l1a meSloraarC; pleased to announce the arrival of their son Jona­thon Mar~ Wesley born March 2S at Woodslock General ,Hospi(al. Proud grnndparenl~ arc Jack and Gwen HutchIson oJ HI12 Thamesford and Hev. and Mrs. Wesley Ball of Scar­borough. Proud great­grandparents are Arthur and Estelle Hutchison of RR3 Ingersoll and Mrs. Gladys Ball of Delson, Que­bec and Mrs, Blanche Hen­dershot of Hamillon. Special thanks to Dr. Paul Whilloughby and maternity staff .

~INg: Nina and Peter Ing are delighled 10 an·

nounce the birth of Kather­ine Elizabeth. 81bs 10 02S" on' March 27, 1985, at Alex- , IIndra Hospital, (ngersoll. A beautiful sister (or Michael and Andrew, Thank you to

'nurses Barbara and Karen and Dr. 0(111011, (or Iheir encouragement and sup' porI, and a speCial thanks (rom Dad to Mom for all her efforts_

L:QVENUI X ' Brad and Terry lnee Marlin) wel­come with love their daugh­ter Shannon Elaine born at Alexandra Hospital, Inger­soll Mllfch 30,1985 weIghing Sibs. 12 OIS. a lillIe sisler (or Amy Katharine. Proud and happy grandparents are Mr, &. Mrs. Bob Coventry, Salford and Mr. &. Mrs, H.arry Martin, ThslnesJord, Special thanks to Dr. M, Menlarl, Dr. O. Simpson, Dr_ M. Pariser, Dr. T. Mayberry and all O.R. and O.B. nurses (or their excel­lent skill and care:

I;;'-"~; At Vicloria Hospi­Lal, on March 25, 1985, at

1 1:20 p.m. to Rick anll Kathy Ellis, 230 WOllham SI. South, Ingersoll, a son Kevin Rich­ard, weighing 7 lbs. 10 ozs: First grandchild (or Marion and Dave Ellis, Ingersoll. Tenlh grandchild for Jim and Belly Huntley, Sal(ord.

KIRWIN: Lisa and Michelle £{lrwlIl a re ha ppy to a n­nounce the birth of their new sisler Robyn Maria, born on March 21, 19B5, at Victoria HospiL11. She weigh~d 7'n Ibs, Proud grandparents o( these girls are Bob lind Hcnrieltll Kir­win, of RR2, Mt. Elgin.

MELANSQ IS : John and Maf cia life proud to announce the birlh 01 their daughter Lindsey Lillian Diane, weighing 7 lbs., 4 025 .. al Victoria Hospital 011 Mflrch 28, 1985. A sister {or Robin, Trevor and Kyle. Proud grandpa rents are George and Nedra Melan­son, Ingersoll and George and I\ta ry A nne Bea We of Thames(ord, Speclallhanks to Dr. M. L. Robinson and nursing staff of Victoria Hospilill.

. ~~Nlt e.¥ t;, - l'1008r ano . nor ot Ing6rsoll 8/9 proud 10 announce Ihe blrlh 01 Ihelr lirsl ch~d. 0 glt!. Angela Miriam June. weighing 6 Ib5.3 02. on MatCh 19 al AI""andra Hospllal. Proud grandparenls ar& E1I8 and Miriam Kuellar ot N&wlon. end Jim and GW8n BonWec!! 01 Ingersoll .

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JACKSON - AI Alexandra HosP,'al. lngersoll. on Tuss: day March 28. 1985. Isabel Pearl (Wrlson) Jackson. ego &3. 01 40 Willy A\lenu<l . In; g9rsoll. Wile 01 . Ihe lall) Geroge Jackson (1976).: . Ooar nnolher 01 Mrs. janne~ Miller (Dl)nn~) . Ingersoll. Lov. cd by Iwo granCichildron: Jack Scott. tngerSOIl. and

· Wanda LOI£borg, Edmonton : · Also survived by one blolher , ,Charfes W,I$OI\ 01 ChalhM1 ;

'and a number 01 nieces and . napl)aws. ' Predeceased b~ one !}rMddaughlar Ma'y An'1 $coli (1969) . and onc son. In·law Jack Scoll (t9 7 4): Frionds will be rece,ved 81 Iho McBeath Funeral Home. 2 4 ~

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11:Oil(iOn. on WOdnesday Match 27. I 9a 5. Russell La"e. aoe 63. 9010\led hus ·

· band 01 Oorolhy (Oowney) Lane 01 293 wt>iilng Slr691. Ingersoll. Dear telher 01 Mrs.

· Porry Landon (Oorlonol, In· , gerSoll . Jenice 01 homa. Deer

brolher 01 Mrs. JOhn Welson

Iveoal: Gall . Oe;v grand· alher 01 Tlacey Landon.

· FrJonds will be recel\led al Ihe · McBealh Funoral HOOle. 246

Thames Slleel Saulh, Inger· · soilieller 2 ;00 p.m. on Salur­day Mbrctl 30, where asrvlce wil! be held on Mondey April 1 st 01 3 :00 p .m., Re\l . GeOlgs Willi ollicialing. Inlor· me,nl 0010h8Sl01 Union Camelely

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.' IIr&\ child, .. gill, Angela , Mirlem JuliO, weighing a Ibs'3 01: on March 19 01 fJ6xandro Hospllal, Proud Ora'''dparenl~ e'& Ello lII\el , Mlilam . t<uopler 01 Newlon,

, Bnb Jim and G~el\ Bonlloce. ,'1 01 In09rsoll. .

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55 Deaths ~iiP - AI Chelsey . e 'cal Cenlle. Chelsey. M'chigan. on Salurday MarCh 30. 1986. Bonjamln GarliE"" McKolle,\. 72 , 01 OexlH. MiChigM. n ,,:'}\/od husband 01 Kalnryn ROLr):, r~lher (.1 Michael. Jerller and PalriC~. Me Killen. all 0 Oe~\er . amr M,S , Tom Mi,.,icl< (Pollyl or Ann Arbour . and l autie McKlllo" , Dewier . Grond · ra ther of Jim , JeU and John M if\iek , ond Mack, J3S0n , I<~lie. Pallick, Kris and Kelly McKilien. Bioll\8( 01 Ralph McKollen, TorOlllo, Robert McKe~en , .lnQe!~~~. Donald McK,lIen , Wood~Iock al\d Mrs . Lloyd PhIllips (Malgarel) , R n -I ~"gersoll Preoeceased by kiS parents Ben aM Rackel McKillen , t>iolhel Jinlmmy, and sislerS 'Ita ?renlice. Edilh Pugh end Grace GrAAI. Funeral al ' langemenls by Hosmer FUl\eral Homo . Oo,te r Michigan. wolh services lues· day April 2. 1985. 81 t 0 :00 .. a.m. lit St.Josoph ·s nOman Catholic Churcn. and burlal al Ponckey. Michigan.

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~Jim and Brenda (nee ~) are happy to an· ·nounce the birth of their :{jrsl child, William James

.:seven pounds, 10'12 ounces: :-aorn March 13 1985 at ;AJexandra Hospital. proud :grandparenls <Ire Mrs . Iva Oroom, Ingersoll and Mr. .and Mrs. Allan Sims, Kin·

. ,lore, iYI\LLACE ;.. A boy, Jeremy John Wallace Lo Gary and Cindy Wallace of R.R.2, Thamesford, on March /2, )985. Brother {or Melliss8 . . Joe and Ellen Wallace of' Tharnesford and John and Doreen Clark of Ingersoll ~ a re the proud gr andpa rents. ~

FISq l F,R j Doug and Chris (Pittock) are very pleased to announce the safe arrival . H( their first born, a daugh . . ler, ueAnne Maric. Born !"cbruary 25, at th~ County:

. .. f .. Bruce Genera I Hospital. ; Walkerton and weighed eight . pounds 14 ounces. Proud grandparents are

: Ted and GIVen Pittock of , lngersoll, Almer and Ruth ... I<enncdy of Tara, Herb Fis·

ci1er of Chesley.

Obituaries

nQSE: Betty Rose, River oad , Ingersoll died Satur·

day, March 16, 1985 at Sl. Joseph's Hospital, London .

She was Ihe daughter of the lale Mr . and Mrs . A1.ex Hose.

Miss Rose is survived by her brother Donald of River Road, Ingersoll, and her sisters Dorothy Sutherland and Camilla Sutherland of , R.R.2, IngersolL She was predeceased by her brother Roy in 1972.

A private fam ily service was held at McBeath I"uneral Home Monday, March 18, with Ihe Rev. John Jennings o{hciating. Interment in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

Miss Rose was born and raised in , lhe Township of Norlh Oxford and was a life long m ember of SI. Paul's Presbyterian Church , Ingersoll . She . was past regent and a member 01 the Admiral McDougall chapter of the lODE . past president of the North Oxford Liberal association, and was always very involved in her home community affairs.

S5 Deaths EINUCA t/ - A I hl ~ residence . 26 1 Jura Lane.ln · gersoll. on Sunday Malch 24 1965. Joseoh A. F,nucan ' age <18 . Son 01 Ihe lale Joh~ Finucan (19631, Loving son 01 Mory Finucan (McMahon). Deal brolher 0' Jack Finucan

' Blanl/ord, Ballley. , Thoma~ and MlcI1ael Flnucan and S,sle, Mary James (Helen) . all 01 Inge/soll. LOlrle Finucan. Sudbury, MIS. Thomas Tooks (R ila) 01 Dal lmoulh N,S .. and Sislel SI.Jud& (Flo/eoce) . Mounl Sl.Joseph. London. Also sUlvived by seve/al nieces and nephews . Pledeceased by blolher James F,nucan (1960) . Frlel'\C!s will be leceived allhe Mc8ealh Funeral Home. 2d6 Tt'8mes Sireel ~ull'l. IOQer · £.011 ~iler 7 :00 p.m. MoMav unl~ W~neSday Malch 27 fli 10:45 a.m , Then 10 Ihe Church 01 Iha Sacred Heer I 101 luneral ~ 31 I 1 :00 3.m TemporaryenlOinbmel'lt In lellnenl lalOI In Sacred Hearl Cemolery. ParIsh p,ayels 1 uesday 8 :00 p m. Rernembtances 101M CenEl­d,an Cancer Sociely may be aJr3nQed 10/ nl Ih& (uM,al l'Iol1le .

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rELlO" IN: Gladys (Wil· fo rd) (Wagner) Pedolin, 82, 261 Wellington SI., (nger· soll, died Saturday, March 16, 1985 at Alexandra Hospl· tal.

Born In Dereham Town· ship, she was the wife of the late Percy Pedolin (965), and the late Leslie Wagner (1956>'

She Is survived by her children, Wilford WSgJler, R.R.I, Salford, and Mrs. Ken (Lavina) Johnstone of Palmerston; her sisler Mrs. Joe (Annie) Barnett of Ingersoll, seven grand· children and one great grandson.

The Rev , Paul Field assisted by Audrey Whitney, conducted the Tuesday, March 19 funeral service at McBeath rlmeral Home . Interment in

. Ebenezer Cemetery.

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CHRISTIE - AI Ale~a,,(j[iI 'flosp,laf."tngersoll on SUrlday March 3 . t 985. Charl<lS Cnros(ie. 8gc 89 01 165 Car. roll Slree\. In~ersoll. Husband 01 Ihe lale Jearl IMcNlven) Christie (1973). Ho Is surviv··

. cd by a. numDM 01 nieces and nephews. P,ed&eased by several brolhers aod siSle/$, Friends Will be rBCelved al McBeath Funeral Home, 246 lhame~ SI/cel Soulh. Inger· SOli aller 7 :00 p,m, MMday, where complele lunera.1 se/· vice wm bEl held on Wednes· day March 6 al 3'30 p.m, Aev. Joh" Je"n'ngs 01. tlc-allng Tempor3/y enlo,nO· me"\. 1~lermenl later in Inger. soli Rural Cemelery, Masonic memorj~1 service 011 f uesday al 7 :30 p,m auspices 01 SI,John's lodge No. 68 A,F, ami A.M

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CNidren's Hospital, Londo", 0(. Monday MarCh 4, 1985. CalM(,ne ELiz>belh Angela. Brown, ag& ooe week, Belov­~d InlMI daughler 01 Thomas IISId Pamela Brown 01 R R 2

, Ingersoll. Doat siSIel 01 Con' nle al home. A ptiv61e tam',ly service was held al Iho

. McSeeth Funoral Home. Ingersoll.

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THURLBV - AI VlCloria Hospital, London. on Sunday March 3. 1985, Basil Thur1by. age 80 01 <\ 56 Haines SI reel. Inge/501l, Beloved hUSband 01 Grace (McAIliSI6/) Thu.lby, Dear lalher 01 Mrs M3tk Pea/sO" (COnf)le). Te~as. Oebble Hur· ding. WeY"e and 605'1. In!}er. soli. Dear grand/alhe/ 01 De,,: nl$, Oa",lIo end Derek Belov. eO brolher 01 Lela AJleen Kaclns. !?orl Bruce Predeceased by one brolhel Vern. ooe sisler Velma KaChe, Friends will be recei,,· ed al McBealh Funeral Home. 246 Tl\ames S(reel SoUlh. IngerSOll a/ler 7.00 p,m. on Mor.day, where com· plole Service will be held on Wednesday March 6 al t :30 p.m" Rev. leonard Fe. 0/. I,coaling 7emporary Mlomb. menl. Inlermenllaler In Inge/­soU AUI'llI Cemele/y. Re'nem' brances to Ihe' Hearl Founda' ' lion' may ba 3rran!}ed lOf al Ihe lunCrf'1 h,!I~'"''

BIRTHS

!!Q!d)EN~ Jocelyn and Pat (lrc pleased 10 announce the new arrival of (heir son Logatl George Holden, born

. l"ebruary 18, 1985 al SL Joseph's Hospilal. London, weighing seven pounds two ounces.

. C~'~ENCI~! Ann and John are appy 10 announce the birlh of Michael Craig, a brother for Emily and Matthew" at Tompkins County Hospital, Ilhaca, New York, on February 22. 1985. Grandparents <Ire Mr. and Mrs. Gbrdon German, Mt. Sl. Hilaire Quebec and Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Patience, n,R.2, Thames· lord.

WARTON: Gary and Mary (nee: Schreurs) sisler Amy ~nd brother James are de· lighted to announce the safe arrival of Glenn Frederick, on February 20, 1985, at Victoria Hospital, weighing in at eight pounds, three ounces. Proud gra nd-p8 ren ts are Dorothy Garton, ingersoll and Frank and Nellie Van Alphen, Dorchester.

I\IEflTICK: Eli Merliek, 5R, died Thursday. Februlil'y 28, 1985 at Vlcloria Hospital,

, U)lIdOII" He h~d I'eSi<.le<.l at " . R.H,J. Lakeside.

Mr. Mer[ick is survived by his wile, the former lIildagard Miller; his children, Brad anrt Darrell 01 Duncan, B,C'r Mark alld' daughter-in· law JaJ\~ and grandson Nalhan of

. Kincardil\e, and daughter Wanda, al home, He is also survived hy his parents, ~orge and Mary Merliek of Regina, !:<lskalchewan.

Also survlvlllg Mr. Merlick arc his brothers alld sislers: Nick of Ca)gary, Mrs Bill (Elaine) Andrews of SI. Thomas. Dan of SL Thomas, Mrs. Ken (MoI'Y) Williams of North OaHlelord, Sask­alchewilll, Jerry of R.n.?, Aylmer, Mrs. Ralph (Vivian) Doetd of Columbia, Tennessee, Genevieve Gross of Regina, Sask., Mrs. J)Oll (Florence) Roils of flegilta, arid Beckie Merlick oj Ollawa.

Mr. Mertiek was prede­ceased by his brolher Stan in 198~.

'{'he Hev. A.G. Pease con· ducled Ihe Monday, March 4, 1985 funeral service at McBeath Fllneral Home. lntermen[ laler ill Putnam Cemelery.

Honorary pallbearers were Ross Bonn, Jim McCu{'(ly, Harry Morton, MIlT I in Kirwin, Bruce Gor­don. A'rl Pepper, Sam Phil­lips and Herb Collman.

CIIHlSTJE: Charles Chris­lie, 89, Carroll Street, Ingersoll, died SUllday, March 3, 1985 !II Alexandra Hospital.

He was predeceased by hls wife, the lale Jean (McNiven) Christie, in 1973. ,

He is sun'ived by anum· ber of nieces and nephews.

Thc r~cv. John Jennings wilt conctuct the funeral service today, Mflreh 6, at MelJeallt Funeral !lome. Tnterment in 1l1ger!ioll l1ur­nl Cemc(ery.

1\'lr. Chrislie WllS Po memo ber of SL John's Lodge 66 AF and AM. He had operat­ed an eleclrie and appliance store.

.1'c'.sS.EI'l - 'AI VIClorin l1oSPiiiii. London, on Friday February IS , 1985 , Henrieus (Han",) Tyssen, Doe 60. Beloved husband or Nel· lie (Coonenl TY3sen or 1 10 King Solomon Sireei. Inger. soli . Dear lalher 01 Eric . Calo~ry, Joseph. Kenora . ·

. and Peler , McGregor. Dear brolner 01 MIS. Wilhelmi"" Quinlan. London . Mrs . Helena van dor 801g . W&terloo, Hubert and Jot", . London, Poler. MLAIbell Oear grand/alher 01 SharOIl Ann and Amy Marie. Predeceased by Iwo brolhers·i,,·law . Art h ul Quinlan end William van der Berg . Friellds will be rCCOIl/cd 61 Ihe McBealh Funeral Hortle, 246 Thames 51,eel SOUl"', Ingersoll. commeme ' inO 2:00 p.m. Sunday, until Tuesday F ebluary 19 al 10: -15 am., Ihen to Ihe Church 01 Ihe Sacred Hearl IIv lunerat Mass alII :00 8.m.TemPO/ary Giliombmenl, Inlermanl laler In . Sacred Hearl Cemelery. Parish

, Pfilyers MOllday al 8 :00 p,m. Rememblances 10 Ihe JOhn P. RobarlS tnslilule. London.

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lIAMMOND : Al Alexandra Hospital I on February 11, 1985, lo Belly and Steve Hammond, R.R.2, Ml. Elgin, a sO.n Je(frey James Lee. A brother to Melissa, Proud grandparents are June and Gordon Bruce and Vern and Audrey Ham­mond .

DEATHS

lU.!I~lUS,oN: ELh~I'Ber­nice' Hutchison, 88, Oxfcrrd Regimlal Nursing Home, Ingersoll, died al her res­Idence February 17, 1985.

She was predeceased by her husband, the late Walter Hutchison, in 1978.

Surviving are her SClIlS, Morley 'Mike' of Ingersoll . and Donald of Mitchell; daughter Mrs. Albert (Setty> Lawson of R.R. 8, IAndon; six grandchildr.en nnd six great grand. children.

She was predeceased by her brother', the late Harold Quinn, In 1984.

The Rev, K. David Mack conducted the February 19, 1985 funeral service al the Carrothers·Belzncr Funeral Home, Thames[ord. Inler· ment in Zion Seventh Line

. Cemetery .

. Pallbearers were Lloyd Hutchison, Tom Lawson , Jim Patience and Jim Hoi· den.

Mrs . Hutchison was ba-rn in Easl Nissouri Township. She was a home·maker and a member of Westminster Uniled Church. She was also a life member of Westmin­ster Uniled Church Women.

In her memory donations may be made 1.0 the Wesl­mins~r United Church Memorial Fund,

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,Sf-. James I Church Red CnrnatioJls and while mums decorH'

ed the aller at Sl. Jamcs' Anglican Churl':'" Tngersoll, on Saturday, October 13, 1984, fL! the a{tcrnoon wedding of ,-!!l)ic;.~.1!1ari~ Hutchiso~ and 'T~~~L-!~}~~S Messepger.

The 6noe is trlc daughter of DOll and Shr.':'on Hutchison, 20 Cedar Stred, Tnger· 5011, and the groom is the SOIl of Edward a!)d Doris Messenger, 164 George Streel, inger­soll.

Given in marriage by her parents, the hride \Vore .!I floor length traditional white gown of chiffon, wilh lily of the valley lace. The gown (catured a drop bodice, long sheer sleeves, a high neck and a chapel train.

She wore a silk illusion ringer-tip veil, held in place by a Juliel cap which was lace and pearl encrusted. Her veil also had lace and pearl appliques.

The bride's bouquet was made up of rell and while roses, my of the valley, apple blossoms and b:Jby's breath.

The Rcv. Tom GriHin conducted the w~ddillg ceremony. Soloists Jal)e Paulen o( Torollto, (llId SUS.!lIl Kohler of Waterloo, the bride's cousins, sang, "The Wtdding SOllg" .

Maid of honor was Cindy Cussons . She . wore a Cloor length royal blue taffeta gown lhnt featured elbow length puff sleeves . She wore a circlet of flowers and ribbons in her hair and carried a bouquet of cornflower, apple blossoms and gipson.

Bridesmaids were Margaret Messenger of Woodstock. the groom's sisler, and Tammy

'Paulen of Toronto, the bride's cOllSin. They wore gowns identical 10 lhe maid of honor'S, and their bouquets were also the

, some. Flower girls were Patti Miller of Paris,

Ontario, and Julie Dill of Niagara Falls, cOllSin of the bride. They wore white chiffon, {loor length gowns and carried bouqurts similar to the bridesmaids, in wh;le baskets.

Best mall was Rob Messenger of Wood­slock, Ihc groom's brother. Ushers were Jon CU5sons of Tngersoll, cousin of the groom, Jim Hutchison of Ingersoll, brother of the bride, lind Pat. Kenny of Sarnia ..

John Oil! of Niagara Falls, cOllsin of Ihe"

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bride, W.!lS the ring bearer. Whlle the groom Wore (] Il:\VY blue tuxedo

IIl\d !\ boutonniere of red roses, 2nd bilby's brcalll, the ushers wore navy blue luxedoes with royAl blue CUIYl)nerbWld aud bow ties .

A reception (or 110 people was held al Hcnden~on Hnll. The hall was decorated will\ pink {\Od white slrc:lmers and bells.

The I>ridallOlblc held a Ihree Iier wedding c;'lkr., which was tiecor.!lted wilh rl)yal blue silk, nOWel'S, nnd the guests' tables held centerpieces of silk flower arrangemenls arollnd condles .

Prior to the recl'ption the bride's mother .!!:rcelerl guests wearing a burgandy street length dress of chiffon. She wore grey Accessories ilnd a corS<lge 01 red anu cream colored roses . The groom's !nother Wore a roy~l blue slreet length dress of georgette, olso with grey :ltccssorie.!O. She wore e peach colored rose corsage, ,

During the wedding reception , the best mall gave a toast to the bride. Master of ceremonies WOlS the brIde's uncle Keith Dill .

~'or a wedding I rip to Mryllc Beach, South CarOlina, Ihe bride \Yore a red and blACk street Icngth dres~ with black accessories, :lIId :a whilE: carnation corsage.

Olll·of·lown guests were from Sarnia, London, Stratford, Toronto, Niagar'a Falls, Woodstock alln Windsor ,

The newlyweds are now I'esiding at 123 COIIC'ession SireN. Illgersoll.

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DUNN: At his home 54~'.' IngcrsoU Avenue, Wood· stock on FridDY, January !8, 1985, Matthew PeuJ Mark Dunn. Infant son of Paul and Vicki Dunn. Be-

loved grandson of William and Hazel Dunn. of Wood· ,lock. Sheila IHld Gordon ?o1!ard of Ingersoll. Great-

. ~randson of Mrs. Alice Ben·

ne!t o( St. Thomas. A (uner· al service was 'held at the:

Rowell Funeral 'Home, !34 I

Riddell Street, Woodstock at 2 p.m. Saturday, January 19, Rev. Austin Snyder (}f­

fieiated. Interment lster in the Anglican Cemetery; As an c)(presslvn .of sympathy Memorial contributions to a charily o( your choice would ~ apprecinted.

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MINOGIIE - Af her reSidence. 138 90ntl Slteel. IngerSOll. on Fr.day January 2 S. 1985. MonlC~ M,nogue age 3 . l)elO"'Ja daughter 01 T~m and C~rol Minogue. De,ar slSle. 01 Mary ~I\d Angela al home. Dear granddaughler 01 Mr9. Velna Minogue. R n 2' 10gersoll. Mr. and Mrs Hellry Dan.el. Ingersoll. Dear gre~l. granadaughler ot Mrs Win. n;r,od SI&warL K.IChener. Also survived by sevelal aun: s en d unci e s F I ,ends wl/l be received el Iho McBeath FUfl(jrsl Henle. ~46 ThalTles Slreel SOu/h. logersoU aller 2:00 p .m. on Sunday. where luneral sefllice will be held Monday. Janualy 28 al I :30 pm. . 9runo Suhr ot Ihe JehOvah's Wilnessess 01 .

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announce Ihe arrival ' 01 A.llyson Patricia on January 2, 1985. Grandparents are Mrs. James Miller, Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. John

. Matthews, Ingersoll.

~ Dan, Christine and Heather are pleas'ed Lo an­nounce an addil ion to the family, Stephanie Lauren was born on December 18, 1984, at 6:59 a.m. weighing 9 \bs . one ounce, at Wood· stock General Hospital. . Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. Pember and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. PUI dy of Ingersoll. Greal grandparents are Mrs. Wil­liam Pember of Woodslock, Mr. and Mrs. McNulty of Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. C. Meinzlnger· of Cah\bridge. GreaL greal grllndmother Mrs . S. Mcinzinger of Kitchener.

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nclaUoo In lieu 01 IlowelS, lemambrances to Ihe Cana·

, dian C3ncel Sociely may be arranged lor al thO lunerol homa. .

~ - ""IUS ItlSlaBn~ 1 t::J .. El<Jles Slf O~I. InOU/soli. on Thursday Janu3lY 10. 1985 , Russell C . Hams. age 68 ,

: lormefly 'ol SI. Thomas, LlWing husband 01 Lavina (Lat1g) H~r·

: ris, OOG! failler 01 Galry Hatr'19 '. at\d La"y Hams : bolh olll\gel '

S()n. De~r brOlher of Mrs . Ted Nuno (Edna). InoofSOll AiS() svrvn,ed by his grandchildren

, Tammy. Gaily, Brad. Silane. Chad, JuSlln. 3Ild Tlic i~ Harris, and saveral n,eces and

I nephews. F,lendS wilt be Icce,ved al Ihe McBealh Funeral Home. 24B Thames Sireet South. Ingersoll. aller . 7;00 pm. Saturday, where comple'e service will be held on Mooday January \ "'. 1985, al r :30 p.m. wilh Rev. Ge01go Wall o({idaling. Cremallol\, Remembrances 10 Ille Oniarlo Hearl Foundation may be ar , fanged for al the runcl&! home.

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. !:->'~Q~ J&ig)! Fraser and Matk. P.D.uglas Sta ller were united ih marriage on Septem­ber 15, 1984 by the Rev. George Wall at the First Baptist Church In Ingersoll.

The bTloe is the daughter of Hadden and Irene I"rascr of l!:mbro. She is a graduate 0( the University of Western Ontario's Nursing progrCltn and is currently employed in obstelrics at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas. The groom is the son of Ray and BeLty S41ller of San Antonio, Texas. He gradusted from. , Medicsl School at the University of Texas Medical BI'anch lind is · completing a pediatric residency program'd

Given In marriage by her father, the brlcte wore a southern · belle gown, featuring a cathedral lenglll veil and a crystal tiera.

The maid of honor Slid soloisl was Mary Ann Vlemmix of Toronto and bridesmaids were Nancy Gates of Toronto and Jill Fraser of Embro, Mary Ann and Nancy are long time friends of Lynda's and Jill is her only sisler.

The bridal allendal1ls were gowned alike in dusty rose chiHon over laHela'noor length gowns.

Rcsl mlln lYas Bruce SlaUer, brother of the ~room of San Antonio. The Groomsmen were Don Carbin of Ohio , and Dr. Henry Saechllng of Texas. The groom and his party wore silver grey tuxedos .

ronowing the ceremony, a dinner and dllnce were held III Henderson lIall in hl~crson, wilh Granl Fraser, only brother of

BIRTHS

-BASKETIF.: At Alexandra Hospital on Januar'y 2, 1985, to George and Michelle Baskette, 285 Thames Sl. ' North, Apt. 50', Jngersoll, a . son, Byron Andrew. .

the bride, acting DS master of ceremonies . Guests were present from Texas, Ohio, Virginia, Wllshinglon D.C., Toronto, London, Ingersoll, Alliston and Embro. The bride and groof(l left on a wedding trip to C::mcun, Mexico before returning home to Galveston, Texas .

Mr. Dlld Mrs. Mark l~ollglas Stlllirr

. BI~!I.~.:'-~~!t.ty of Wodstoek, daughlel' of Ken Ilnd BeHy Witty of Ingersoll, was nlllrrlecl to Robert Reeves, the son of Uob and Pearl Rcevts;;( Woodstock, on October 26, t984 at Central United Church.

The Rev. Auslln' Snyder officiated the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her lalher and molher.

Soloist was Cindy Chiurko of Woodstock. The bride wore a Victorian style gowll

with B matching hat. She carried a cascade bouquet of piuk ro~es, \lilies and baby's breath. 'The maid of honor Mary Allard of

London. She wore a .Iress III royal hille and cn.-ricd n bouquet of pink roses. cnrnallOlls

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. Urldcsmalds were Cathy JollYlliore or Woodstock and Suzanne Shipp 01 Mlsslg· saugll.

They also wore royal blue dresses and carried bouquets of pink roses, carnations and bOlby's breath. The flower glrl was Tabilha Moulton of Woodstock. who wore a white organza dress with royal blue trim and carrIed a basket of pink roses and baby'S breath , . Molher of the bride wore a deep rose colored dress wllh a matching hat and grey accessorle~, she wore an orchid corsage , The groom's mottier, wore a sort grey dress, red rose cors age and matching accessorle8 .

The best man was ITlm Reeves or Woodstock. Ushers were Terry Reeves and JeH Dickert or Woodstock.

The men wore charcoa I grey tuxedoe8 with striped trousers, 8scot tle& SlId vests .

A reception was held at the U.A.W, Hallin Wo()(Islock. Glen Shipp of Mississauga was master of ceremonies.

Guests aUended Irom Woodstock, Inger· soil, Tillsonburg. ~ndon, Port Hope, Otlawll. Michigan, FlorIda. 8lenhelm. Stoney Pt., MtsslsS&uga and PllI'ry Sound.

The couple will reside In Wo~stoek where both arc employed at the Oxford Regional Celltre.

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Anna Cecchin, 62, 271 Thames Sl. North, Ingersoll, died OClober IS, (985 at Ingersoll's Alexandra Hos· pital.

She was predeceased by her husband, the lale Villar;" Cecchin, in 19G9, and by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Simionato.

Mrs. Cecchin is survived by her son Carlo o( Woodstock, and her daughter Mrs. Ken (Joanne) Smith of Ingersoll.

Father Charles Campbell and Father Bob Cartwr;~ht conducted the funeral mass at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery,

Pall bea rers were Ma rio Innocente, Richard MeAr thur, 'chuck Cecchin, Orelio AntonelIo, Peter Beghin and Joe Cecchln .

Mrs. Cecchln was born in Italv. She worked at Pa~uette Hosiery, Woodstotk. She was a member of the Catholic Women's League,

John Robert Cook, 207 George Street, Ingersoll, died at Victoria Hospital, London, Monday, October 21, 1985.

Mr. Cook is survived by his wife, the former Lola M. Herd, and his children J aruce and Phillip, both of Ingersoll.

He is also survived by his aunts, Mrs . J.W. <Helen) McManus of Goderich, and Mrs. Richard (Beatrice) Allen of Kingston.

The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. today, Wednesday, October 23, at SI. James"Anglican Church, with Ihe Rev. Canon Tom Griffin of/;ciating. Interment in the Harris Street Cemelery.

Mr . Cook taught for many years .

L D James GOl:- on Po lard, the infant

son of Susan and Neal Pollard, died in his sixth week at his Ingersoll home, Sa turday, October 19, 1985.

He is survived by his parents and by his sister, Jennifer Lynn; his grandparents Jim and Nancy MacMillan of Ingersoll, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon pt)lIard of I1der­ton; end by his great-grandparents, Mrs. Ann MacMillan of Ingersoll, and Mrs. Alice Bennett of Sl. Thomas.

The Rev. Paul field conducted the October 2l funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

The child was born in London, Ontario.

55 Deaths SJM ON. - Suddenly on Monday Oclober 21. 198"> Florence (Haw) S,mpson 6eloved wile 01 Rev . James Simpson 01 220A King Sireel Ease. IngerSoll. Dear mOlher 01 Sob and his wile ClUon 01 PIcketing. Donna and her ~usbancl 8111 Burns 01 Greensville, Kalh le Simpson' Mississauga Dear grand· molhel 01 ScolI. LIS<!. Laura and Krisla "I'd the 181e Valene (1974), Predeceased by one brolher Alden Haw (1969) . Friends will be received a\ Ihe McBeath Funerel Home. 246 Thames Sireet South 'nger· soli . unl~ 12:00 noon 1t1l1ls, day OClober 241h lhen 10 FirSI 8aplisl Chuleh '!>r luneral selvice al 1 30 p .m .. Rev Georg~ Wall ol/,cialing Inlermenl in Ingersoll Aural Cemelt:ry Remembrances 10 ltoe Canadl3r1 Baplisi Overseas Mission Board . 217 SI. George Sireel ' Toronto may be arr 3nged lor nl I"e lunelal home Please . ,)ole change ol place 01 luneral

TURNER - AI WoodSloCk G'eii'C1iiI" Hosp,lal on Tuesday Oclober 22. 19B5 . WiUred Tu'rnar age 7 I 01 83 1hames . Sireelingersoll Dear unde 01 Ilene Tanner . woods lOck , Joyce Galling: Georgelown. Shirley MaSlerS: Lemlnglon. Arrhvr Turner , Cambridge. Bill Turner : ingersoll . Brolher ·in· lawol Mrs Pheobe Turner. Woodslock. Also surv;ved by a numbel 01 greal ·nieces and nep"ews. Predeceilsed by 6 brothelS and I s,sler. Friends will be received at Ihe McBeath funeral Home. 246-Thames Siloel Soult'l . Inget· soli aUer 2 :00 p m. Thurs · day. where servIce Will be held on Fllday October 25(h al 1:30 pm. Rev a .c . SUfly oUicialing. Inlermenl in Inger · soli Aural Cemelery. Aemem· brances 10 Ihe charily 01 youl cho,ce may 00 alfanged lor al Ihe lunelal homo.

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55 Deaths BARNE,iS - Al Ale~andra ~[a\ Ingersoll. on Thurs' day OCIOMr 24. 1985, Margalel (Quance) Baines age 82 . Beloved wile of Nor· m3f\ Barnes lormerly ot 2 \ 8 Hall Streel. Ingersoll. Dear molher 01 Mrs. Malcolm Campbell (Jean) Newbury: England . Mrs .. Norma Nickason; Ingersoll, Mrs. Judith LarOCQue: London. Dea( siSler 01 George Quance: TOrOl1tO, Daisy Lil' lIer: Walerloo, Fred Quance : Tillsonburg . Dear gr3l'1d ' molher 01 T&ra Md Neil Campbell, Michael. Paul end Cindy Balcher . Ad~;enne LarOCQue and Jennller Nlckason . Also survived by 2 greal·grandchlldren

'predeceased by one daughter: Mrs . John Selcher (Dorothy 1982) , threo blotherS : R'chard, Frank and Tom and one sisler Belly. Friends wUl be rece ived 61 The McBeath Fvneral Home. 246 <hames Sireel South. Ingersoll aller 7:00 p.rn on Sa(urday. where complete service will be held on Mon· day Oclober 261h al 1 :00 p.m.. Rev . Paul Field 01 · Itclaling. Inlerment in Oethl Cemelery. Remembrances 10 Trinlly Unlled Church Foun· dalion or Ihe charily 01 your choice mey be arranged for al the lunerel home.

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48 Marriages ' BONLF CE-SMIll:\ - Mr. \!flk~rs.· Mic~ I Gary Smllh . wele mallied August 10. 1985 al Sacr8d Hearl ChurCh. Ingersoll. Rel/ . Falhe" C. Campbell 01· liCialed. The hlide. the lormer Malgarel (Pe9) Bonilace Is the daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs . Alberl Boniface and groom's palen IS 3re Mr .. and Mrs. Gary Smith ell or Ingersoll.

~f..MaN - Al Alexandro 8OSPilru Tngersoil on Sunday Oclober '27, 1985. May (Bowman( Dykeman age 64 Wile ot Iha lale Charles Oyl<.eman (Seplember 1985) 01 248 Wonham Sueel. In· gersoll Dear mOlher oi Charles: London , Mrs Robert Miller (Pauline): Baltimore Maryland , Mrs JoM HolmeS lDorolhyl . In· gersoll . Dear SISler 01 Tom Bowman: ' WoodSIOCK. Ted Bowman : Ingersoll. Deal glandmolher 01 I I !Jrand · children and 5 or eal· grandchildren Friends will be rece,ved al the Mcee~lh Funeral Home. 246 Thames Slreel South. Ingersoll aUcr 7.00 p.m. Ihis evening ul1111 Wednesday October 30lh al I 1 :00 a.m.. then 10 Sl . James Anghcan Church lor serv'ce a( 1 1: 15. ClInon Tom G,il/,n oliicialin9 tnlelment in Oxlord Memorial Park Cemelery Remembrances 10 Ihe Alzhe;mer Society or Sl James AeSloralion Fund may 01.' erranged lot al the h,')er81 home

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Genevive Cr., Apt. 2, London, died at Memorial Hospital, Sl. Mary's, Ontario, October 19, 1985.

He is survived by his wife, the former Harriet Row: his son Bill of R.R. I, Thorndale; daughters Mrs. Bob (Lynn) Riddell of R.R. I, Thorndale, and Mrs . Ken (Mary) McRae of London: stepchildren Bill Shrubb of Peterborough; Mrs . Charlie (Edna) Lummiss of Lihd· say, Mrs. Bill (Shirley) Colbert of R.R . 7, Thorndale, Mrs . Doug (Linda) Fitzpatrick of Alberta.

Mr. Colbert is alsosurvjved by his brother Harry of R.R. l. Thorndale, and sister Edna Quait of London; 19 grandchildren and one great·grand­daughter.

He was predeceased by his first wife, the late Doris MCMurray, in 1973, and by his second wife, the late Gladys Stevenson, in 198!.

The Rev. H.E.. Moorhouse con. ducted Ihe October 21 funeral ser­vice at the Carrothers ·Bet-mer Funeral Home . Interment in Robin's Hill Cemetery.

Pa!lbearers were Rea Jones Ross McGuffin, Wilf Kemp, Ji~ Gumb. Clare Orchard and Jeff McDonald.

Honorary pallbearers were Howard Jones and Ivan McGuffin .

Mr. Colbert was born in West Nissouri TownShip. He was a (ar· mer and a member o( Centennial United Church, London .

Wesley ·c of 93 Alma St., Inger. soil passed away at Alexandria Hospital, Ingersoll on Tuesday, Oct. 2.2, 1985, in his 82nd year.

Born in Sl. Thomas, Sept. 14, 1904, he was a son of the late William Fick and. the former Loucinda Sharpe.

Surviving are his wife, the former Marjorie Mills; four sons, . Wilham Fick of Coldale, Alta., Roger Fick and Harold Fick, both of Ingersoll and Gary Fick of Toronto; IS grand­Children ; one great·grandson; and one brother, George Fick of RR 5,. Langton.

He was predeceasd by a sister Mrs. Laurnilha Lucas and by foul'

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Funeral Home, Tillsonburg, where service will be held Friday, OcL 2~i at 3 p.m. conducted by Rev . Jam~; McGee of First i3aptist Church, Tillsonburg.

Interment in Aylmer Cemetery . Memorial donations to the charity

of your choice would be appreCiated .

FINUCA Finucan, J~ lis resid~nce on

Saturday, October 26, 1985 in his 69th year .

Beloved husband of Jennie. Lov, ing father of Ronald and his wife Cheri, Dennis and his wife Victoria, Robin aJl(i his wife Joanne, Patrick and his wife Kathy and Mrs . Donald (Sylvia) Rive, all of Brantford, and Dorothy Labron of Kitchener.

Dear brother of Bart, Tom, and Mike a1\ of Ingersoll, Lorne of Sudbury, Sister st. Jude of London, Sister Mary James of Arnprior and formerly of London, Mrs . Thomas (Rita) Tonks of Dartmouth, N.S., tlnd the late James and Joseph . Also loved by his IS grandChildren and 9 gre<'lt-gra ndchildren.

M r. F'inucan worked for the County of Branl for 31 years.

Funera I service was held at the McCleister Funeral Home, Brant· ford on Tuesday, October 29, 1985 .

Inlerment in Ml. Hope Cemetery, BranUord .

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on Saturday, October 12, 1985 . Olive (Chute) Furtney age 89. Wife of the late Charles Furtney (966),

Loving mother of Mrs . George Ingham (Jean), Ingersoll, Mac Furtney, R. R. 2, Ingersoll and Mrs. Beulah Cody, R.R. 1, Beachville.

Dear sister of Mrs. Bertha Under­hill, Tillsonburg, Alfred Chule, Cali ­fornia, Mrs. Fred Rooke, Tillson· burg, and Miss Vera Chute of Lambeth . Also survived by four grandsons; Ted Ingham of GOOer· ich, Ken Furtney of R.R 2, Inger· soli, Bob Furtney of Barrie and John Cody of Woodstock, and eight grea t· gra ndehil dren .

Predeceased hy 11 sister Mrs. Lela Cartwright of Toronto (1985), a brother Clarence Chute (1963) and a grandson Bill Ingham (1968).

The funera I service was held at McBeath Funeral Home on Tues­day, October 15, 1985 at 2 p.m. with Rev. George Watt· o(ficialing and interment in Harris Street Ceme­tery .

The pallbearers we(e Ted · Ingham, Ken and Bob F'urtney, John Cody, make Underhill and Fred Kimberley.

W~~d~lock (Oxford Centre) in his 821\<1 yeo r.

Dcar husband of the former Dorothy Hampsoll "nd Ihe late l3ernice Travers <January 198)) .

Dear father of 1\1 rs. Aubrey (June) Parking, Woodstock ; Mrs. Ron (NiLa) Hogg, Thamesford : lIoward (and his wife Eve), Lon · don; Mrs . Joyce Stewart (prede· ceased 1983). Mrs . Dennis (Wilma) Ewa ld of Kilchener and step·father o( Mrs . George (Margaret) Alyea, R.R. 8, Woodstock; Bitl (and his wife l3eUyl Hampson, R.R. 4, Woodstock and Joe (and his wife Susan) Hampson, R.R. 4, ~ood · stock. Loving grandfather of 26 grandchildren and 19 greal.grand· children .

Brother of Mrs . Ruth Doxtater, Woodslock and brother-in ·law of Miss Vi . Travers, Woodstock.

Funeral arrangements were made by M.D. (Mac) Smith Funeral Home, 69 Wellington Street North, Woodstock. The funeral service was held at 2 :00 p.m., Tuesday, October 29, 1965 .at ~hrisl Church, Oxford Centre WIth lnter­menl in the church cemetery.

Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider The East Oxford Branch of the Cana· d·lan Bible Society.

TURN EH Wilfred Turner, 1,8 3 Thames Sl.

Soulh, Ingersoll, died at Woodstock General Hospi~l, 'l'uesday, October 22, 1985 .

He is survi ved by his nieces and nephews, Irene Tanner of Wood· stock JoyceCatiingo( Georgetown, Shirl~Y Masters of Leamington, Arthur Turner 01 Cambridge, snd Bill Turner of lngersoll. He is also survived by his sister-in·law, Mrs. Phoebe Turner of Woodstock, and by great nieces snd nephews.

Mr. Turner was predeceased by six brothers and one sister.

The Rev. B.C. Burry conducted the October 25 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment In Ingersoll Rural Cemetery .

Pallbearers were Ron Sharpe, Morris Bruce, Rod Louis, Rick Dawdrey, Hitch Chapple and Ted Fitzjohn.

Mr. Turner was born in Brant· lord .

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. SALfORD - An Ingersoll man was killed weSl or here lale Thursd3.y ahtrnoon when lhe dump IrucK he was driving hll a CP Ra il freIght Irain at a ra ilwa y CTGSsing .

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JOHN SCOrf ~~C..EJll:' of Ing~rsoll was killed wesl of SaICord lale Th~rn()()n when the dump truck ~~ was drIving hit ~ cr ltaU (reighl lra i!, ala railway crossing on Con·

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. Roherl Allhur 01 Modesto Callforma. steD mother of Thomas A. Ballram 01 Woodstock . She is atso sur· vived by nine grandchIldren and six greal·i1ranckhildren. ~nd a sister Mrs. Pearl Workman of Woodslock . Friends w,lI be received althe A O. Longwor(h Funeral Home. 134 Riddell SI. . Woodslock all friday trom 2.00· 4 :.30 and Itom 7 '00 . 9:00 p .m. where Ihe funeral servIce will be held Oil Satur· clay November 91h al I :30 p.m.. with Pastor George &adlord of tic rating . assisled by Pastor T. Watson. Inter· mellt 10 follow in the Oxford Memorial Park Cemelery.

LO.VlS - Suddenly on Thurs· diY- November 7. 1985. Jerry L. Louis 01 4 Oxford Lane. Ingersoll in his 23/d VeaL Lovin!:) son 01 Rod and Shirley Louis. Ingersoll . Lov. IRg falner of Sheena

. Henh<lwke. eramalea . loVing brolher 01 Jack Louis. Inger. 5011. Also SUfi/wed by several aunls. uncles alld cousins Crandson of Ihc lale Mr and Mrs J~mes Hutson. FriendS will be rec(!ived at Ihe McBeath Funeral Home. 2-16 Thalnes Sireet South. Inger· SOli. S1\turday 7 . 9. Sunday 2 .4 :30 and 7·9. where ser' vice will be held all Monday November I, al 1:30 p.m . Wllh Rev John Jenllmgs of· ( 'c(~hng . 'nlermenl Ingersoll Auto'll Cemele'y. Aemem· branr;es 10 the Canadian C:mcer Sociely may be ar· r~"~etl fot al Ihe funeral. hOlne.

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PUTNAM - Gerald t.&..W.:i. 22. of 4. Oxford LflIIC, Ingersol1-:-was pr~' nounced dead at AlexandrD lIosp'­tH\ in Ingersoll Thursduy after a single.car crash ncar P\ltll~lII . .

opp al LonuOlI Said LOlliS was fatally injured after the car he \ViiS driving wellt ont of conlrol .. UIlU rolled inlo a ditch beside l\(i{ld\cscx County Road 29. elUOl1t five kilo­metres west of PutmJll1. at auou( 11 p.m.

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BUOD - AI Woods lock Goner~1 Hosp'tal on Salurd"y Novembe' 10. 1965. MU/,ay Budd age 660/ R 1'\. Singer · 5011 Beloved husl>~n<l 01 MIld/cd (Mo/(Isl Budd D~;u '~II,el 01 MIS 1M M~cKeMie lOollO~I : R A ,I Bcachv.le . '"Iowa,(J and h.s w.lo Marlene: n.n 5 Ingorson . Don~1<J 311(j hIS wile Julie, ("( R 5 1"{ler. soil, Dear b,olher or Allhur : R,A . 5 Inge/soli Mrs Dorolhy CUII;e: 1(\l)elsoli and MISS GeraldIne Budd: A R. 5 10gelsoll . Also su,vived by 13 g,>ouchiidren: pr"dece~scd l>y one ~;sler Mrs Stuce HUI · cheson (Kalhleen) (1953) , F /lends WIll be received allhe McBcalh Funelal Home . 246 Thames Sireel SOulh, 1"!Wr ' 5011 Oil 1 uesd,w NOvQn>bet 191h 1'0"" 2.00 ' ~ .30 31,<1 7 '00 · 9 ·00p",. u"III 12.00 "oon WednesdilY Ihen ~I Folden's Unlled Churd, lor se,vice al 2 ,00 (l m ncver~"d Audrey Wh.lney 01, hCI.aling. 'nleHnenl \n H~,.js

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.n I\e' 551h year Lov",!) wile 01 J.'\Ck McDougall 8eloved I\IOlhel or Roher I MeOou{l~n 01 IngerSOll , Sand,~ MeDougnll : R,anilor/'j. O,,~, ~ i sl(" '01 MrS Aulh POle"~" , M,s. RoMtI (DoIis) McK.llen, hOlh 01 Ingerson ~.\d W~II."ce G,.Uu\. Ham,UOI\ A.so SU(V4V

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lIer parents William 11967) and Eva Gro/hn (1974), lIel brolller ReQi(\ald (! 969). "el sj~IClt s Ma'll.arel la(\dlck ( 196~) ;u'd Pau),IlC G,ill,n (19~9) alld by nn InlMI son Mu,,:Oy (1961) F "el\d~ w.1I be receIved .01 Ihe McBe,,'h FJllrt~1 Home :?~6 TI\M\cs SI(eel SOulh Inge,soll 110m 2'00 · ~ J() ~f\d 7.00 · 9 CO om Wedl"2S(ji\Y whelc SCt · .. cc WIll l1e "eld On TnurSday NOVClllbp.1 2 1 ~I \ .30 p nl, wilh Aev , John JellllingS 0/. Cici~""g. 10,1 e' m en I In gel soli AUI~\ Cemelery R~mem . b,noccs 10 I Ill'! C;m.1dial, CM(;er Sociely Inay Ue .11 , ';1I'!JCd '01 :u u,(t hU\P/:l' IIf\ru(\

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HUNT Vicki and Jim Weic'Ome wIth love, a son Joshua Daniel. born November 5, 1985, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, weighing7lbs. 4 OZS. Proud grandparenLs are Mrs. M. Dodd of Ingersoll and Mr . and Mrs. L. Hunt of Thamesford.

Mr. and Mrs. l.A . Seymour (Photo by Nelson's Photography>

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exchanged Brenda Leigtr~~1.u , daughler

of Wjlf and Linaa-Sabollrin of Ingersoll, was wed to Jeffrey Albert SStmour, son of Al and Barbara Seymour of London, on August 24, 1965.

The wedding was officiated by the Rev. Paul Field at the Trinity United ChIJrch, Ingersoll. The bride was given in marriage by her fgther and mother.

The bride wore a full length gown :>f taffeta and Jace with a cathMral train. She wore a matching hat and three-quarter length vei I and carried a bouquet of red and white roses and baby's-breath.

Maid of Honor was Sally VOigt of London. She wOre a long burgundy dress wlth 'short puffy sleeves and a matching hat. Bridesmaids were Shelley Seymour of Toronto, sister of the groom, Brenda McMahon of Ingersoll, and Tammy Bradfield of Ingersoll. They wore long pink dresses wlth'short puffy sleeves and matching hats . They all carried pink and burgundy and white carna­tions wIth baby's·breath·.

The groom wore a white tuxedo with a while cummerbund and tie and a red rose boutonniere. The best man was Drew SeIher of London. He wore a silver grey lw<edo with' a burgundy clnnmer- . bund and tie . The ushers were Steve Sabourin of Ingersoll, brother of the bride, Jerome <Butch) Voisin of Kitchener , cousin of the groom, and John Sadler of London. They wore silver grey tuxedos with pink cummerbunds and lies . They all wore white boutonnieres.

The reception was held at the U.A.W. Hall in Woodstock. The master of ceremonies was Bob White of Toronto. Guests were from London, Ingersoll, Woodstock, TOl'onto, Brockville, Prescott, SmIth Falls, Carleton Place, Winni· peg, Edmonton and Iroquois .

The photographer was Nelson Simard of Nelson's Ph'otography, Woodstock.

The couple honeymooned in Niagara Falls . They are now resid­ing in Woodstock.

~ Ingersoll and. area."deaths .. I ~ Floyd lEu;,) 8d ... o of lUI. I, SI"".n Collins. S«'e lIom<l. PhIl. ~ t- Mu",\· Du~. ,. InB'" Sollord. rorcy. \lon C.III .... ond 8111 Sadl". C,rry L. LoUli:12:T(lxr.t~ L,,"c. ~ '011. died .' WoodslOCK Ctneral Mr . CI,,~ Is .Iso s"",I'ed by ·hl. Mf1. C.lh~ " .•• bot n In 110,,101£· 10g ..... II. diM 61 .u ... "drJ )100; ' . /loop".1 November l~. 196.1. porMI3. hlr .• nd ~Irs. AlII,ur CllUk ,IU •. Slle "" ... men,btr or "'e pl ... 1 November 7 . 1~8$ •• ,h. r<:>uJl ~ HI!' 1."1 suc\lj"cd by \'\1 ""ifl!, 'II\C 01 n It 1. SaUord. Bi·W.e.y Peo'It1:6tlJ\1 Churth.· 01 :a CAr tNldel\t. . r. fij(nltr ~hldrtd MDrrls; Ml .sOns. Th~ He-y . Audrey Whlln~ cOon'. Dl)lliilliorls Il'Iay ,bo madf' 16 Lhe rtr ~ ,urvh.'ed by hh d:lug,hlcr , t now .. d ,tid ""Ie M"'ltnc or n.ll S. dueled the Nov<mber 1\ lu.erol C,.,dinn Col ..... ~I.(y 10 ' htr SI'otn, ""nlUwhol 8r.m.I •• ; by f In~.rs.lI. .nd Do".ld Dnd w~o &orvl« 01 ~1<1lc>1I> Fun<,.1 110m.. momory. : . his p.l'<" 13 lIod hnd Shlrl~y '-""u 0/ ' . Juli • • n.n . 5. I"gol'<o)); by his Inlermt.1 In ' \he fl.,rris · SLretI. InR,,,oll: hi' brotlltl Joc~ U>.ulcr • doughltr. ~Irs. I.n (Oon.al Cenl,lory. 1l 9\\~ING . • oi InR<r,oU. ~ . M,<l(onlle. n .n,l. B •• ohviUo; ar>d P.llbu .. ,. lYert EVAn S"'.~. M .. ~l nlg.iO bo",nlng. D~" 1I.~·.sprMtc ... stdbyhhg .. nd· { by ,I. gr>t>dcMldron. . Lie'" Rob.r .... Jtl( Dc Druyo. Ted lormerlyol lnIdon, dltd SAlurday. p.1rOnl3. Ihc "Ic Mr. Md Mil ~ ~Iso ,urolyiog U hi. brOlher ' Th.ma<.nd Dob lIuglll. 1I0 .. rory No.,mbcr 9. ' lJ'3.S .1 ~Ie>.ndr. Jome< lIullon. . _ Arlhur . Rn s... Il1g('rsatl. Ol\ol,l hI., p:.U~DrerJ wNO l>6ugw DUILCI" lI,,=,plu.1. " . The nt". J6hr\ JtrlUilI8s (on· ~ 1i,IlltrJ Mn;., OorO(hy C\I(rlt-, ln~tr. nnd nobel I Du,,~I\4'Old , SIIC' \.t.' 6S predtcClt.OO b, h('( dl.ltlc4J nl< NOIlt'mbrr II h.,.('(lIl ~ lori, nnd Ml.u: Gunldiru::: Dudd, n.n. Mr. Cl.!r~ \II.i bar" In jngcrull. '. hU~~lnd. Un: h(~ Fred Downi"8. i.n . 1(" \ljc~.n.t .\lcU('&lh F" .. f\trolUouu:: . I

~ So. rnltrs.oH lit WolS_ 'armtr And Q member 01 I, )~1, ' JnlHtncnt Irtlngel1oIlHUt4\Ceme-::. Mr. Budd IIoU predec<Ased by III. ~1I ... d Churoh. . She iS$ur.lyedbyiler&onBill.nd \try. ~ ,lSi". Ihe 1." M". Brute . A C.n.,di.n Order of F'oroslers . 'Id.< iloilo l"tI 01 Cl\Jalh.' m . .. • Pollbe;tr,ro Were Rob Hulsnn. ~ (K.>lhl«nI lIutdolson. In "!>.1. ."<rno,I.I,.,,l/k. "'0, htld N .... m. . A\!6 lurvlylng are her gron6· . Don I\'flg~l. Pol, f'0<1<r. lion R . Th, Rev. Audtty Whllney .' ber "underlh •• U.pici.UII Z<:/Idl children. MrS . Jim lKo,.n> M.y Cluke. Dennis SenJ,mln ,lid I <",wIIICI'" Ih< No'e'"b<r '~h"'<1 1\1 Courl Sale", 3tO. .. •. ,. ' n>to of ChoU.,m. M,.. pred Oo.>nl C,II/ill Child.. 1I0n.,,"I ""lIbe,,,, ~ Icr~lct: bl Foldeo'" U,\ittd ChurCh. .. ~ .: . ,' Crero . 01 (;1""U 1,.'" m: hu IJe.J;( - \\,A~ Scot! ''It'urwlN. S. InlNmml ~n' Lhe IhNl! St.r~t ': . . 8,,,t.dchl'4.hrn Oelh. MIc"rlic And Mr, I.ouis 'W.o..! bern In fl\~tn.oll. ( Cemeltl" COL!J~ . JenNler Moy,\<>,d; hu o;,l<r.ln. . lIe wo,kexl 01 Inge"oll Moch\M t r.llb,.",". "' .. e 0111 8udd. : M.rg".II,~b<-lIoClllllns . 19.0cU " Ia .. Mrs. hlOty (P.AI.II? ..... ~' 01 · sndTool.·

. 114"Y 11.,,1$. R<>NIld Dudd. Jim Sleee\. Ingenoll. died 01 AI,~.nd(& .' Inge .. oll: her broth,r·ln·low C. n Donnllol\l moy ~ ",ad. In hi' , CUrrie. Doug ~h .. ne .lId Tony "",plio I Nowmlx-r 13. 19&. PoUt.h,&hO'M 01 Coldw,lor: .00 •. mornOt')' ""11\0 C • ...,o1J.n Canctr ( M<C~rdl. 1I0nor,ry p.Il"".,.... . She I. ,u"iI.cd by ~r tlllldron •• nl«<. ~l.rlor\ KIIC\lp 0' Ingtr .. lI . ". SO(lo(y. .,

I woe Vnnon Culhbcrl. Ib.tty · nick CoIHnJ' .tnd Mr.: Alvlo, .'. The' ne.vJ

- JDn" Jtnnlngj eon· • . . ~ .Si"~oa. Jim Pllkinglon. DOli PI"'" INnne)'1 ThornIOll. · b<llI 01 Ingo" .! dueled the No.omb .. 12 lun<ral .. M,J)OUO~I.L

• Inglon . Doug Brown. JAck lI>sktll. · .. II: nlld by h~ "'~Ih ... And ' • . ,.,vlre 01 M,l)rnlh r"ncr.lllo",o. . 1>11« E"ely" MdJ3ugnll. !.I. 17\ D()(\ Co",I,v ud J>ek Coope,. "sl., •. Mr,. John nlHlonl ')nl<rmtollnlngersoll Ru .. l~m .. ehalluS .. WHI.lngorsol!. died AI .

hlr . GI)dd " '0' born hI tdmonloo. . uan.,d.1 Inget'S. I!. MI1I .· PAul ltey. ...• Viel.lI. lIospiL>l. I.oOOon. NOytm · ~ " AIl",rl • . Hew ... I,,,n.r. ILoui,ol P"'Y. 01 lAndon. aUI .. Mrs. Downlllg wu bo'nln U.llOD ' ,' bcr IS. "II.\.. . . r Oon,lIon< m.y be m~d. In' hi' Collins. Browns vi lit. M ... · 0,,< Counly .. :. '. ' ••.. : .' : , . '.. Sio. Is su,.'v«l by hor husl",,,d I

memo'y 10 Fold.,,'. Unll.d Chlll'Ch lC&roly~) hiin,... Albo,LA. COO ~ . '. J.ck: h<r Ion Robe. I 01 In~o".B. • : or 16 \he ellIlrily 0/ Y"" 'holce. Collin •. TiU.OIIbur8. ~lro .' .~ynda ,. ' ~ '. , . ~ . ond Iler dAughter. S •• dr. 01 sronl·1

II, mer. London. ~I II : . Bob .'.' Froderlck ' ~'Unli.rr:-6$. II R. t. · lold . hlso'lIl'Ilylng Is h~r .randooo . . . CLAI'}\S . (~Iarllynl Des /{O(h .. , I.ondon. bnd .' Ingersoll. died NO"(lnOor I~. 1!IaS.t Joltmy. •

UW·" CI.rk. 68, Jt. I. 5..11.,01 Tom C.III ..... AIOorL'. AlSO SlIf'Iiy· ", ,11.xcnd,. lI",pi~'I.· . MrS. ~lcDo"t.\l i, .",yiVM by ,

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": died Wedn •• doy.Novombtr 11, '!m log M, her p>,rnl!. Bryce ond " lie Is .urvi.c:d by hl& wilc. Lh' hrr ,iSIOs. Mrs Ruth POI,h,k .1 I .1 hi. home.' . Ag'"'' Colli ... 01 Ingono\); . "'" : rorn.er nulh Phillips;' by his.... Ing~"oll. MI!. nober! IDo,") \

He i. <vrvl.od hy hi .... H •• III¢ . gra\ld"'ol""r M,,- I ... btlle Sodl",: . F',ed 01 \\'oodll«l< .. R • ..,ld 01 McKlllcn 01 I~K."oll. And by h<r 1 lonnor M&,)orie L",nby; by hi. olllolo\Onl. ,"d h.r.~,.ndchlld .. n •. ' Cranlo". l.."ry. &1 ' ho"'e. Md b'ollle, W.lInt< Grillin or Il.>mll· . 1on'D~1I ,od ~ .. .,il. Phylll, 01 J"""n, Meli"".nd Amonda"..,n · . : Jdlrey 01 I.genoll; and by hi' Ion. Ni'B~r. F.II. ; by d.l/chle", Lir>d.,. (.n. . ' •. ' . ... . .' dA"Khltrs. ~Irs . Dodd IJudy) She ~'O' prM..".srd oy her :

::: and h.r h"'b>,,~ John (l1~ley 0/ .. .. ;. , ,,: ':' 1I0bOln' 0' I\',o\\(on. Knthy roy 01 p'rtlll!. II'llIIo,n III 1971 ."d lA, " n.R . 1. I "11('TSOII. And \<.,c" .nd· . Mrs. Colhns wll p.ed~..ued by ' . \Y<>od~lock. end M". G •• rgo (;rillin In 1961; by "cr shiN ' ~ her hu$b>nd Gordon Undo"''OG<! of nrc brolh.r Jim In 19'18. IDrendal !lIdol. 01 IngoTSolI. AI~ ~lnr~"Il..>ndiek I~ 19&4. her ,1.1« . S Sj\'''Ifon.Onll'dG Als.osorvlvJilg arc r;\~lor O/\vt NOrtUk\ty'" (6". ' ,\uTv\vl"8ore U R,.ndchlldrtn, one , r;)ullne erW(n In 1m, an"" by I\.c'r ~ hl\ G(~ndehlldrCIi . D)vid Aoo Koren dutltd Ihe No\'elnbt" I~ luncr:al ..... IreJl·grf\IlUsDh, ''''.lid hi, br6lh« f •• Inl., riot r..Ou, MUI lAy.

~ ;!:'nk~/~r~,~~~~:~':, ~~df~~C~\~: ~~;;~e!tl ~~C~~~~~U~:~~!llll~~t: .• JO~~ O~~~~C<J~~n~~o,~o~ CrlCHn ~~ dU~~'~ Ic~:: ' N~:I;~:~~"~II"~~~~; ~ § UndcrwOOO: .~d hi, ,i,lor ~Irs . P,flbearuJ w". 0>." .. Smith. COl\ducl.d I~ NOI·."'~r IS luno,.' •• 0"''«.' M,BeAlh fun".1 110m •. •

se/I/\cc" McOo.ol.lo FUneral tlom, .. Inltronent I~ I"go",oll Rur41 Ctm~ : Inltrmenl In Jnge"oU nwol CcrrI<> . l .. y. · . i (cry . . . . ' . J>allbr>rtn " '<10 P.ul ~lc)(llitn. !

A menlori.l.e",l« "n held by D""ny McKlIlen, I'rcd Wtllor •. 110. no~.l C.n.dlan U,io". Br4n<h Il.,ndy Porcho%, John L>ndick 01\6 119. No •• mber 11. Dill Crill In.

~Ir. F"onn(,U .... ·o! born In Slniu. Flow~or btattu wele. Bo"nh~ : :. en&I~I\6. /-Ie " 'o,ked .. lI\ ,I",,!ri · . !Vell,r. rloU, Ann McKilicn . Coln~ , .t.llon lilt D~'3r quarr)' , • Hr)'n1ciw, Janice Dowling, CQrolhy , I H(' cnljJ!~d(n the T4'lI\.1c Corps In Tro"I.s, Msrgart\ L20dlck Bnd ~ , J,...,'- ~Ct\Jt-d wlUI :\outh hlbotA D.iJ.fl(ruo" FOrct'mDn. '. Rcglrnrnl lJld th~ 29th nC'('OnllnU;, Mr~ , MeDoy~n "".u.s. born In I

I s~n" Co'\\! III rt6~e.!. Ocl~illf!\. . IngCTSoIl . . . ', II oil 0 owl and Corm.ny. nt w.s • Oono((OtIS may b. m~de I" h .. . priJoncr 01 WOlr In Dcrvn.rk. '~m • mtmory to UI6 C.n.dl~n Clour ..

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•. ' . ' ~., • F:I\NEST~ ' I' l\by King. 49, Jf.T[ =7. Sirolhroy. E'HSI S)l>nd. 58, C~" llon • . dled.1 h15 homo Novtmbtr 17. I~. Onl.IMo. ~ied 01 Englell", ond : . lie I, .u, .. ;.ed by hi' wile. Ill. Dit.lriolliaspl1.11 friday. NOl/emborr , I""mer Shlricy £111011; by hi •• "" I~. \~~ . . . "r .• in 01 IrtJI<J;S<l1l and doughlu II, I. ,..,.vi,·ed by ~I. wil •. th. k Mrs Johh (Julkl Verts .Eee,1 01 I.rmer 5JI.,0. King; III. <on AIl.n ... [ . )(ild'~ .. r; .nd by hi •• 1.p<~lldrC1\ ,( ~orne •• nd by ""0111 broth.~ ! J6hn pnd JALoI\ fit home, And Jodio 01'" li,lCr.i . ' , uf Landon. Tho Oa\l, Cr\nol\ Tom Griffin

. A Iso surYIYI~8 ' or. ~I. ,rond· .C'OnduN.cd Ih~ No-·tmb<r 18Iun.,,1 I. (hlld" •• Sarah. ' Nichola, .nd . service 01 MeO.31~ l'un.,.llIo,n<. I' S~I";a.··· . ll"'"mcnt In tho f'j<ld 01 1I0nor. IS ~.'S i Mr. KlotK '" ,,,,,,Ived .y ' hI, ·.lngO"O(l nu,.1 C .. mctery.

tnblhu, El.s:lt- Kmg 01 Ltvcrpool, A Royal C3(1:\-1IDn Legion btul by hi! stflerl, CYlllhl ,\ lUng 01 n\("Jnorl.,,1 s(,I"Ilct 'tII' ,'1~ hel" NC\ltnl '

.. LlvNpool. And M,,: Hu.1 rrc<:" 01 iJ<o, nun!!'" U,. o"'l>ielo£ 01 1Irl .. ), i Engbnrt.. '. Jl9 . , . The ntv. Po.l field condudcd \'lhe Navtmbcr \Ii hlntra' un-i(( .'11

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BIRTHS

SHAnPE Jim and Linda 'Sharpe are thrllled to announce the birth of their son, James Blake, born November 21, 1985 at Alexandra Hospital, Inger· ~oll .

r;ILL·FHASE H lslillgtOIl l\vclI lle Church. \o:(oh\· coke. wns the sruillg Oil Otlo!)('!' 5, I!)H~ (or' [he \\'cd([ini{ of C:llhel'illc

Fra~I'.I·. !lnughtcr of Mr. :\lId Mrs. \I'illi;}11I F . Fr11SC)' of Mis~isS:lugn ' 311t1 UOI\~(d Gill, SOil or UI'. l\1l~ Mrs. James Gill of Ingersoll, ftcv. H. Trimble officiated for the dooh!c ring ceremollY . 1\'1 :>.trOIl of hOllo)'

was Carolyn Lewis . The grool\\'s sisters, Knlh)' Smi( lind Bal'u:I1'u Gill acted as bd<lcSHI;o.icls. Besl 1111111 W:\~ lIell\'\" V;o.n Asscidollilo U.~h us \\'(\rc ,'Oilll Frase-r, hr'''t!>rr (If (hc bride :\11(1 )):\\·c TOIllIlIl~oll IIf

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MASSON - Suddenly 31 Ale~andla ' Hospital in IngPor· soil , Murmy S. Ma~on 01 f\ A I Be;}ChVllle In hIS 5 151 ',leal Beloveo husband 01 (he lormel OorOlhy Cillfyn_ DeDI falher of e,enOA. Ian snd Sleven all al hOl\')e_ Dear son or Helen Masson 01 WoodSlock , Dear blolher 01 Harold. A A 2 Ingersoll. e'uce 01 Ingersoll (IIld Nor . m.1n 01 WOOO$IOck Frienas ..,,11 be received ar Ihe R. 0 Longworlh Funeral Home. 134 Aiddell Slteel , Woodslock on lhulsday 110m 2 · 4 :30 and 7 · 9 p ,nt . where Ille lunelal and commillal ser· vices will be held on F/iday al 1,30 p ,m, wilt1 Rev, Lorne ll'llowel oltoclallng Tern · por;'Iy enlombnlent III Ihe Woodsrock Mausol eum . Oo""ttons 10 Ille Onlalio Hail,l and Slloke Fou/ldalian 0/ COlonary Cale Unit. Woodslock Genel"t Hospilal woulcl be gralelully ePlJr!Clalad,

~NJ)E~S~N - At Oxlo,d 'e9.onO Ursing Home . 10' gelsoll. on Monday Decembel 9 . 1985 Olove (Tabbl Sanderson age 85 , 10lmerly 01 7 C<lllage Ave .. IngeisoU WIfe 01 Ihe lale HallY Sande'son (1962). lov ' inO motner 01 MIS Thomas Brazier (Belyll: WiUowdale, Mrs Ch3t1eS Wnght (Ma/Y): R A, 3 Inger sol), Also sUlviv· od by her g ,artdchlldlen . Wal · len , Sh,,(on and Oonald Brazier . CYllthla. 1 efty . Sleven anLl Kevin WlIgltl. atld 9'e;}t '0' ondd~ughler M,chelle B'Mier , Friends will be receiveo al IIIe MeBeal" Funelal Home , 2.-)6 Thilmes 51 S. IngeisoU Iro'n 2 00 4:30 and 7:00 . 9 .00 p.m , WedneSday where cornp1ele selvice will be held on Thurs· day Deceml)er I 2. 1985 al 3.00 p .m. with Rev. Paul FIeld Ollicialing Inlermenl Mailland CemelelY. GOderich, Aemeolblances to lhe Trinity Ulllled Church Foundalion 01 ehilrity 01 choice may be ~/(ange(t 101 ill the lunaral home.

~. - At Wellesley Hospital in T oronlO all Mon· day December 9. 1965. David A. I-lowe 01 555 Siler . boulne Sireei. T oronlo. <lnd IOlmetly 01 WoodsloCk . in his 2911> yeal. Dear son 01 flank aM Mona Howo 01 Caledor. Easl IIOimeily 01 Wilton Cres ' cenl. WoOdSlocl<) Dear b,olher of J~ne Howe. Silver Willel . Manitounn Island, ""d John, Howe (and hiS WIle LOlli) . Ingelsoll A privale ser· VICC was held al Ihe n 0 , Lon<)wolth Funeli\1 Home. 13~ Riddell SII('('I , WoodslOCk al 3.00 p ,m on WednesdilY, wilh Rev , Petsl SCali ofliciating, Memori31 conll ibullons to Vicloria C<ll · lege. U 01 T, may be illlang' ed at Ille hrncull horne

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55 Deaths UNDERWOOD - AI Atex;tn · dl" l""IosPlfal . Ingelsoll on Thursday Decelllber 12 . t 985 , Slchley Unrlerwood h, his 90ln ',leal Oeloved hus· ' band 01 Nellie (Rowland) Underwood 01 258 Hall Sireel . Ingersoll Dear lathe( 01 Ernie and his w.le M~vis. Ed and his wile Helen . Ctill Bnd nis WIle Lorraine : Ingel ' soU. Deal blolher 01 ArlhuI : Ric\Imond Hill Dear gland · lalhar 01 7 gl3ndCI,ildi en i.llld 11 gre 8\' grandchildr en , Plede~(!8sed by 2 sisll!Is. florellCI') rloullp.dge nn(j H,lda Ing"~II\ , 1 blolher HJlold , File nos w,lI be lecc,ved al McBealh Funelot Home. 24() 1 haOles St S.. Ingersoll wllere COlllplele SCIV'Cto VliII be held on SatuIIJay Occan.bel t 4111. al \ 00 p .m . Rev. Paul F,cld 01· hCI;rhrlO TempoI;}IY enlomh· mellI, inlelment lalel In Inger · soli RUI'" Cemetery, Remem ­DianceS 10 llinoly Un,led ·. Chulch F ounualioo o. ule ' CI\~liIV 01 youl choice m;ly be .,,,atlged lor (II Ihe 11I"e,~1

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ly of 7 Colta~e Ave ., Ingersoll, died at the Oxford l1egioflal NUrsing HOllie, lugersoH, Monday. Decem-ber 9, \985 . . .

She was predeceased by her ~lusband. lhe lale Harry Sanderson, In 19(;2. .

Surviving are her daughters , Mrs. Thomas (Beryl) Brazier of Willowdale and Mrs . Charles (Mary) Wright of R.H. 3, Ingersoll.

Also surviving are her grand­children, Warren , Sharon and Donald Brazier. Cynthia, Terry, Steven and Kevin Wright, and her grea l·gra ndda ughler, M i chelle Brazier.

The He\!. Paul Field conducted the December 12 funeral service al . McBeath Funeral Home. Int~rmenl in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich.

~ILLlAI\lS I Joseph Vida; Williams, 67, 58 McKeand St., Ingersoll , died at his homeThursday, December 12, 1985.

He is survived by his wife, lhe former Ruth Coles .

Also survi ving are his sons Ted 0011 and llaYlllond, and hi~ daughters. Nancy, Linda and Rila. Mr. Williams is also survived by hIs brothers Clarencc of BeachviJIe Earl of Loudon, Colin of Montreai a~,d Archie of Montreal, alld his SIster, Hose Nolall of London.

,"' ather R Cartwright conducted the funeral service at McBealh Funeral Home. Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Mr. Williams was born in Mon· tren!.

Donations may be made in his memory to the Canadian Cancer Society .

DEATHS

. FLEMING Jamcs F'lemillg. B2, Ma ples Home

for Seniors, Tavistock died at hIs residellce December 13, 1985 . .

He is survived by his wife, lhe former Clara May Ouehlaw, by hIs sons Norman of Stratford Edward of Slra lrord and Kennelh of London and by his dauf:(hters. Mrs. Emmer: son (Isaoel) Gregory of Stratford, Mrs. Gordoll (Gerlrude) Lawson of Woodslock, Mrs. Sylvia Hunt of Stratford, Mrs. Daniel <Helen) Shearon of R.R. 2. Ingersoll, Mrs . Ronald (Marie) Archer of Wood­slack, Mrs. Joan Wier of Stra(/ord and Mrs. Hobcrt (Patricia) Cha~ man or London. Also surviving are 54. grandchildren, 76 great.grand·' chIldren and his sisler. Mrs. Verdun (Jean) 'ruer of Stralford. . Mr. F'!cming was predeceased by

IllS son James in Septemoer 1985, a nd by four brothers and four sisters.

The fiev. Lorenzo Ramirez con­ducted the December 16 funeral service 'at McBeath Funeral Home. Inlerment in the Harris Slreet Cemetery. . .'

Mr. Fleming was born in Banner. He worked as a carpenter and a cabinel maker.

Donations may be made in his memory to [he Canadian Heart and Slroke Founda lion .

~~~IENIUK Lillian 7 rances (Chuonk)

SClnelliuk, 56. l1.n . 4" Th,Hllesrord died December 9. 1985 at t"exal\dr~ }/o!:pilnl, [ngersol!.

She is survived by her husotlnd lllll, her sons Bill of n.H. 'I, Thamcs(ord, and John of Thamcs­ford. alld by her daughter .. Mrs , Paul mose Marie) White or LonUon. ~lso surviving are three grand­

chtlUren. her brothers Peter of R.n. . 2, Thorndale and Mike of Weiland, cmd her sisters Mrs. Eugene (Frances) Charchanki of H.!l-. 2, Thorndale, and Mrs . Mary Ohver of Elmira .

Mrs. Semeniuk is survived by her mother. Mrs , Stella Chubak of R.n . 2, Thorndale. She was predeceased by her father in 1965 .

The Rev. John Sloan co~duclcd thc fUlleral service at Christ the King Ukrainian Catholic Church in London. FUllera I Clrrangcmcllls were com plcted by Ihe Carrothers­Setmer Funeral Home.

Interlllent in Sl. Peter's Ceme­tery, London .

Pallbearers were Joe Char· chcllko, Eugene Charchenko, Peter Chuhak. John Semeniuk Paul White and Bill Semeniuk. '

Mrs . Semeniuk was boril in Sas · katchewan.

DOlla Lions lnay be made in her ' memory to the Canadian Cancer Society.

HERON Thomas Wallace Heron, 76, R.R .

4, Thamesford, died at Sl. Marys Memorial Hospital, December l3,' 1985. '

He is survived by his wile Betty, his daughters and son-in-Iaws Mary and Steve Ellah of Sweaburg, Ann and Jim Estill of Guelph and Heather and Rick DeroO 01 Wood· stock, and by live grandchildren.

Also surviving is his sister Mrs. Victor (Ruby) Woods of R.R. 4, SI. Marys, and his brolher George of Lakeside.

He was predeceased by his brolher Edwin in 1978.

Pastor Ross Hargreaves con· ducted the December 16, 1985 funeral service at - the Carrolhers.Bet7.TIer Funeral Home, Interment in I<intore Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Reg Harris, Bob Burgess, Bruce Henderson, Jack Knight, Austin Alderson and Lindsay Calder. .

A Masonic service was held under lhe auspices of Corinthian Lodge No, 700 on Sunday eve.ning.

Mr. Heron was a rehred farmer. He was born in Wesl Zorra Town­ship and was a memb.er of Cha Imers United Church, Klnlore.

He was a {orlner elder of the church. past masler of Corin.thian Lodge No. 700, AF anu AM, Kmlore and a member 01 the Scoltish Rite, Bose Croix, and a nnd degree Mason.

E1cGIE. John Ross Elgie, 62, R.R. 4.

fhamesford, died at Park wood Hospilal, London, December 15, 1985.

He is survived by hIs brother Percy of Thamesford, hIs sister, Mrs . William (Velma) Riddell of , Ranoch his sIsler Mrs. Gordon (Jean) 'Murrell and his brother Sluarl. bolh of R.R. 4, Thames~ord. Also surviving are several nieces and nephews,

He was predeceased by his sister, Mrs . Steve (Mary) Lasuk. and by his brother Ralph.

The Rev. Don Freeman con· ducted Ihe funeral service al Ihe Carrolhers-Belzner Funeral Home December 16, 1985, Inlerment in Vining Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Nelson ElIioLL, Howard McCall, Denzil Paterson, Harold McCall. Lloyd McCall and Del Elgie. . .

A Masonic memorial service was held under the auspices of r.:t0unl Olivet Lodge No. 300 on Tuesday evening.

Mr. Elgie was born in London. OntariO.

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L:lngley Memori~1 Hospiltd. Willi'lIlI W;lllrr HipJlrrSOIi. :lge 75 years , 1:11(1 of 5.'170·2()jru Sln~el, Lilllglcv_ B.C. Memher 01 Oxloro Hines -ill fi-oghsnll. OJlI<ldK ' Sui'­vived uv his \\'ife Hos:I_ Ihree oaughle(:s l\'liss Joan Hippersoll, Ingcrsoll; Mrs . Nallcy ~nd fiClY Lewis. Langley. !:I.C. ; Mrs , [lev nno Lilrry BliSh, IVhllcrock. D.c.:,: two sons. Lnrry :llId wile Meryl. While­horse: Gre/( alld (inllee I{elly. Van­couvrr: eighl gr[ln~thilorell, three I!rcal .gr(lndchildrclI : livc brolhcrs Hoarce. Florida: HOIl, Lloyd, George and Gerry all o( Ollttlrio. Numcrous nieces and nephews.

Funer,)! servicc was Sillurday, Drcct\lher. 21'. 19115 ill 3 p.lII. Irom lhe Ch"pcl 01 1It:II(\crso\\'s Lnngley Fllnc!'al [Iollle wilh Mr. Paul Shill'PC o(ficil1ling_ Cremation ,

k mu;;~Wp'0Jl. Sidncy Undcrwoo( 89. 258 \-1all

Sirecl, lngcrsoll, <lied Thursday, Decemher 12. 1985 nt AlexlIndra l1ospilal.

lie is survivcu by his wife, Ihe former Nellie Ho\l'\and. his sons Ernie and his wile Mnvis. Ed ano his wife Helen. lind elilf ilnd his wife Lorr;iinc. all oIIJl/{t:l'sull, :-"olOg wilh seven grlll\dchi)dl'~n dnd four great-~ I' a odchi Illren.

Mr. Underwood is <))$0 slIrvivt::d by his brothel' A rlhur 01 Itichmond Hili ,

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sisters. Flnr(,ncc HOlllledge and Hilda Ingham, lind by (HIC brother. Ilaroio.

The nev. Palll Field cOll(luclCd the December 14 fllneral service al Mcl3ralh FUller<1ll1ome, Internlent in Ingersoll Itural CCOIelery -

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Canada at d young age. He founded Underwood's Shoe Store in 1918 after returning (rom overseas ser­vice during World War I. He retired from Ihe_ business in .1%5.

He played cornel In the band of tlie 166th BaHalion during the war a nd was also in the Signal Corps_

I'M , Underwood played in the )ngcrsolltolVn band lor many years ill Ihe Oxford ftilles Band, lor which he received the long service medal. lie played in all orchestra llial pl:lycd dilliler music in Ihe former B\~halll Restaurant.

lie was a member of Trinity United ChurCh . where he and his wife wel 'e married 0)1 January I, )920, AI that lime il was lhe Mt'lhotlis( Church , He served as an clucr ;llId on the church's music cOlrollli{(ec ,

lIe was :1 member of Ingcrso}1 tOWIl coullcil [or III any years, before anti during World War II. He also served 011 the lown's Parks Goard ;1110 l.ihrary Doard. He was on (he Library Board lor 18 years, acting as chClirman lor eight.

E:xlremcly interesled In horticul· lure. M r, \,Jllderwood was a director o( the Ingersoll Horlicultura I Society,

DOlla lioos may be made in his memory to Trini(y Uniled' Church {uund<llioll or the charity of your choice.

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LanOIOY Mllmofial HOSPI\al William Walle( Hlpoersoo , age 7 $ yeorS. laie 01 5470 · 203 Sileo!. Langley B.C. Momhe( 01 Oldo(o R'lIes in In· gelsoll, ant olio . SUlliivied by hIs wile Rosa, Illlee

' daughIO($ . Mt~S Jean Hlp' pelson, Ingersoll . M(s , Nancy (and Ray) LewiS. Langley, Mrs. Sev (and L8UY\ BUSh , Wtlltefock g ,C .. IViO sons . Larry and wile Meryl, Whilehorse , GIO!) and liancee Kelly. Vancou~el , elgM 0'8ndchlldren. Ih(ee or e al · 01 al\dchil dl on. live . brolhels HOlllce. Flolida. ROIl. Lloyd , Goolge and G~r'y . all ot Onl3rlo . num&IOUS n i eces flod nephews. Funetal service SalVlday December 21 s(' \ 965. al J : 00 p.m. 110m lhe chapol 01 Hondelson Langley Funeral Home with MI. Paul Shalpo oHiclaling. Clemallon.

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On Wednesday Oecembel 2 S, 1985. MYIII" (Lintal Me~lhr ell. IO/merly 01 267 Welr.nglon Sireet. Inge(soll W;le oj Ihe lale J N . (Nick) Mealhrelllig 781. Deal siSlet 01 Mrs C Anscombe INllla): Denyer Colorado. Aunl of Aooerl Gille. Misslssauga. F Ilands w;! be received allhe McBealh funeral Home. 246 TI\ames Sireel Souill . Ingel ' sail on Sunday Decemt>&1 Z91h. 2 :00 . ~ :30 and 7.00 . 9 00 P m , where complele se/vice w,11 De held on Mon. day Oecembal 301n. al 1:30 p.rn .. Rey. John'Jennings 01 · IIc;allng, Tempor3/yenlomb.

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a.aE.\O(fB - $uddenly al !>Il r ,estdence 174 liSllar Ave. Tlltsonburl) , on Friday Dccemb@r 271h. 198 $ . Jean (SIevenSon) elewel . Wile 01 Ihe lals James ell~wor (1970) Formerly 01 179 Eall SI,eel.lngerOOIl Dear moll\e, 01 MIS AOborl DMley (Bal ' balalliUsonbVlg. MIS Wayne Robinson (Belly) london. Dea( grandmOlher 01 Sleph,n Oarley . Guelph. wattne and Shelley RObinson. london Deal !IsICf 01 MIS Fred Em. bUly (Vera) IIIgelSOIi . Mrs SI"w311 8ell fHelen) Grand Bend. Mrs Edward Albrough (Ruby) llellion . Mrs Cllallos W"ghl (Palncia) WOOdsIO(k William Slevsnso,,' WOOdstock. Pledece~sed by one SOli F'edrilok I , 956). H~f PM enlS William and JeSSi!) SI.evonson. WoodSIOCk , F"enos w,1I be receIved allha McBea.h Funeral Homa. 2<16 Thames $lreOI Sou'h. Inoer. 5011 on Sunday Oecembet 291h Itom I 2 noO/\ . 4.30 MCI 7·9 pm . wh",e compiele SOl vice w~1 be neld on Mon. day Oe~ember 30th "I I 1:00 nln. C~"'on lorn O/ jllin 01, IICialing. Temp%/y enlomLJ. men!. Inlermenllale, In Hams SIIcel CemelolY Aememba/ance~ 10 'h~ Memorial lund 01 51. J,1mes Anglican ChUfcn 0/ '"~ cn.,I. Iy 01 YOuI C'loice may be 8r . r 3Ilged 101 81 Ihe tunersl home.

MUTEAER - In Thunaerb.:ly O n l allO On Mondoy December 2,) . 190$. MISS MMoarci Mulerer IOlmellv 01 Inge/soll O~uOhle/ 01 Ihe lale Mr Md MIS John MulcrCf . Predcaccoseu by Ihrce sis1e's Jean (19A SI Jessie )I !l77) and Marion 1\ 98J) ' , Md one b(olhe( 01 , Ale~ . MulerOI ( 197 31 Vlsil ~ I'OI\ ;)1 Ihe MeScalh Func/al Home . 246 Thames Slleel Soulh. Inger~611 on Froday Decombel 21 Ih . Irom 7·9 pnl whcfe complel o service ....,111 be held on SalUlday Decerr'lbel 281" al I I :00 am. Temporary en· lombmenl. Inlelm"nl lalel ,n Ingersoll Rural Cernelely.

£.O_LE .. - AI Parkwood 'ROsiiit3I London on TuesdAy December 24 . 1985 . Kingsley POle. age 9 I , Formerly 01 3 I 6 WeUinglon Stleel Ingerso~ Husband 01 Ihe lale Flolenco fAngood) Pole (1976) . Dcal lalMI 01 Edward , I"gersoll . $Iuall A R.2 O~s"wood Kennel" Oorche<I CI . MIS WIllian' PhIllips (Edtlh) Ingersoll . Mrs. JaM Bowman (Judllhl Gl alld Bend Also sur~lved Dy e leven grandGh;ldren and eighl O, eal grandchild/en Veteran 01 Ihe I~sl and se· cond WOlld W8IS, Flienos will be r eceillcd .,1 Ihe McSealh F une/~I Home. 246 lhames $lfeel Soulh IlI{)elsoli On Thu/saay 2·4 '30 and 7·9 pm where complel~ Set " ice ~/li be held 011 Ffld~y Decembel 27111 81 I I :00 am. Rev. Paul Field 0lliCA3ling. Temporary anlombm" nl inle"nenl lalel ;n EbeneZ8/ Cemelery . Reme"'bra/l~es 10 Tr;nily U"iled Church Memo1lal Fund 01 c;halily 01 yOU( choice may be atr3nged lor 31 lhe IUI\OIai home

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" .11 rird 10 I)dl'id .'1eil Colt!hnl\\ , .~<.ol\ Or .' ' III illal Alire Colt!h(lm I,)f :17 Joseph ~I . I'i))solll>urg. on Aug. :11.

It n' Tom II iscock offici" H~d a I the , ·r l', .. mUliV held al $1. JJau)' ~ lllliled / ·irlll'l'h .

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Ij\l(ll~e lillie lillrn sui t with a lacy hlollse ;,,,Ii ;I cOl's ngt.' of while CMl)aliOIlS \l'ilh ir;rlw 's hrc nlh . The II)OIi<l of hOllor was Ikllbh til Uarllell. who " 'ore ;1 .~Irecl· 1t')I~lh \l'hile linen suil ;11111 n cnrsi,se of wllow roses :\nd hilDV 'S hrenth . . The- besl Ol~n w~s' John Coloham of Tillsn\lhul'g ,

" r(,I'rplion \\"~s he lei at Ihe Copn ('ahi\lIOi Hesl aUI '')nl . in Woollslock _ (ilil'sis wC\,C prescn( from Till~onlJllI' g ;\1'\(1 Ingersoll. A dance \l'a$ hcitl nflcl' 01 lite Circle I( Ilal\('e hall ill Vniol\o:lIc .

Mlcr a \"ccltling Irill to FrankelllYlulh and (he 'lortllel'll Unilctl Siales IIII' COIl­)11(' ,,,"k lip rcsi(]~\lcc al 72 Norlh SI. W. in Til""nhltl"~ _

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.onburg, was the selling On Septem­ber 11. 1~a.S (or !he wedding o( Carole Simmons, d~ ughter o{ R..>lph and Donn. Simmons of nllsonburg ~nd Keyin Keeping. son of CJ:>~ley .. nd Jeanne Kee ping o( ll\gersoll .

The Revorend H.D R erring o( I"or-.u'ch o((icialed before ~ s~lling o( while CDndelobr~. lnd arran~~ ments o( hlue iris. daisies, white (resi. :.nd p,nl( als!tamen3. Pew mJrkers ""ere while bows tnmmed with a blue iriS aM baby's·brealh.

. ''=:S: The or~an i sl was Mrs. B'elty AlmaSI and lhe soloist Doug Simmons. bralher of Ihe bride. pb.yell gUJtar

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d no Walk H.nd in Hand . I E.corled b!' her (alher. lJ'Ie bride

ehosE< a floor length Hlin gown. 1'he lilled bodice (e~lured f"r.~ch h;jnd be.>ded lace appliqu~ comi,,& 10 ~ Clallering pOInt ~r()nl a~oj back reafurtng 3 hIgh neckline wilh 3 sheer yo~e. The NOledr~ I Irain "'~S edged with FrenCh G'Jipur~ 13ce. To complele hcr ensemble. Ihc bride chose a s~tin tap with p~rls and scallo...,o edging. She carried an arm bououet Qf while roses. blue iriS. white Ires;". pink ,Is".lmen. and baby·S·breath . .

Kern V.SucK wos maid a! honor . She wore a coc~~ rI lenglh dress 01 roval blue bro<:ade , The bodice [ronl had soil plell Cr()",·over and sharI pulled slee-·es . She .... ·Ore 3

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mai~ Kim Prouse-O'1\ell, J,tle Holland, Porn A",,~cll. and Jutie Keeping. sislClr 1)( Ihe groom. Tiley carri~d matching a rm bouquets 10 lhal o! Lhe maId or honor ,

:Steve Clover ' waS besl man . Ushers were Brad Bid"'ell and Doug SirnmoC\$ and Cary Simmons,

. brOlh~rs ot the bride and TT'acy : Keeping. l>rolhe~ o( Ihe groom.

Rec.plion u:as held at the Hun· gariao Hall in Deihl. ~1aster o( Ceremonie< was Fran!( Webber. cousin o( tile brid~. Enlert..ainmenl ""as p,oviced by Sunrise.

. H"-'ld L..lble was decorated with a . blue and ... :hile Oor.)1 .lrrJngcmenL ,

CUl'Sl u;bles re~tured bl~e irises anc baby·s·brealh .

Brode 's mother wore a slr",,1 len&lh aqu.1 dress. wiOl wnile accessorres ~nd a cNs lgc o( pink sweclheart roses. Groom's mother wore a sl,ee) length duslY rose drcss ,",'ill1 light grey acee.ssOrl", and ~ 'ors.age of w~lle ros~ lipped with p,nk. .

Th. brlde'S g,rlS [0 her 311endanlS were malchlng peorl neckJace and earnn:: • . The groom's gIlts "'ere pt"'le~ mu~s .

~Ir . znd ~lrs . Ke"ln Kcepln~ ~re now res iding \II 1 n~ersotL

Urcnda Leigh Sabourin, daughter of -WiU and Linda Sabourin of Ingersoll -was wed 10 Je [frey A I bert Seymour, SOIl 01 Aland Barbara Seymour of London. ; 011 Aug. 24, 1985.

The wedding was officiated by Rev. : Paul Field at the Trinity Uniled Church -: in Ingersoll. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. •

The bride wore a full·length gown of _ taffeta and lace with a cathedral train. She wore a matching hat and three- . quarter length veit and carried a bou- ; qu~t of red and white roses and baby's breath. -

The maid of honor was Sally Voigt of London, friend of the bride. She wore a long burgundy dress with short puffy-" sleeves and a malching hal. The bridesmaids were Shelley Seymour o( : Toronlo, siSler of Ihe groom,: Brenda' McMahon 01 Ingersoll, Iriend of the bride, and Tammy Bradfield of Inger-­soil. friend of the bride. They wore long ,. pink dresses with short puffy sleeves.' and rna tchi ng ha LS, They a II carried ~ pmk and burgundy and white carna-' liolls with baby·s breath.· ..,

The groom wore a while tu)(edo wilh'· a'while cummerbund and tie and a red: rose boutonniere. The best man was· Drew Seltzer of London, friend of the g~oom. He wore a Silver grey tuxedo With 3 burgundy cummerbund and tie. The ushers were Steve Sabourin of In· ger~oll. hrolher or the bride: Jerome' lBulch> Voisin of Kitchener, cousin' of I the groom, and John Sadler of London friend of Ihe groom. They wore silve; grey tuxedoes with pink cummerbunds and ties and white boutonnieres.

The reception was held al the UAW lia 11 in Woodstock. The master of ceremOnies was Bob Whi te of Toronto. (juests were present [rom London, In­gersoll, Woodstock, Toronto. I3rockville, Preseoll, Smith Falls, Carleton Place, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Iroquois,

The photographer was Nelson Simard of Nelson's Photography in Woodstock, ,The touplc honeymooned in Niagara r <J lis Thcy a re now residing in WondSlock.

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Woodstock. was married to Peter .-de Boer ·of Ingersoll. son or Jacobus

and Margaret deBoer of RR 5, Woodstock, 00 Oct. 12 at Hi-Way

. Pentecostal Church in Ingersoll, Rev_ David Naocekivel! offidaled

at the ceremony_ The bride was given in marriage by her father_

The bride wore a southern belle· style white dress with beadwork and a hat with a veil on [he back wilh beadwork. She carried a cascade of blue flowers. Th~ maid of honor was Karen Cole

or Woodstock, The bridesmaids were P<llricilJ deBruin of 13ramplon and Elizabeth c1e8ruin. They wore long dresses in medium blue and carried round bouquets 01 blue (lowers.

The best man was Steven deBoer , of RR 5. Woodstock. The ushers

were Bob Clemence 01 Ingerson and Lawrence Flameling 01 Stoney Creek.

A reception was held al John Knox Christian School. Guests were pre· sent from Woodstock, Ingersoll, London, Toronto, Weiland, Trenton, Sudbury, Cambridge and Waterloo. After a wedding trip to Niagara I-'a lis I he coupl e took up rcsi denee i I) .

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!!ELOBE At Guelph General Hospital on NOl/ember 30, 1965, to Orian and Jane Belore, a daughter, Crystal Nicole. She weighed six pounds, 13 ounces. A granddaughter (or Floyd aod Elsie Belore, Salford, Ilnd Murray and Alice Hodgson of Lucan.

!j&i\VE At Alexandra Hospital on Friday, November 22, 1965 to David and Winona Neal/e, 295 Vic~ria Street, Ingerso.ll, a son Shaun Dal/id . Special thanks (0 the wonderful slare at Alexandra Hospital, whose special care \lias much appreciated.

~;nu;;nlL Mr, and rs. John WesLbere of Ingersvll and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hooshley of Guelph are proud 10 announce the birth of their first granddaughter Ann Wesl\)cre, born November 17, 1985, weighing 7 Ibs. 6 02S . , at McMaster Unll/ersity , Hamilton. A beautiful daughter for Peter a (ld Peggy (nce ; Hoosh ley) of Guelph. , .

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BIRTHS

_ ENN D At Alexandra ospilal on October 17,198510 Tom and Cindy Bennett. 287 Wellington Street, Ingersoll, a daughter Kimberly Lyn. A sister for Johnny.

P R R GE Wayne and Grace (nee McDiarmid) of Kingston, are pleased to announce the birth' of Jason Clarke, born October 30, 1985, weighing 8 Ibs. 1 oz. A wee brother for Christo­pher Edward. Fifth grandson for Mrs. J.anet McDiarmid and fourth' grandson for Mrs, Margaret Par­tridge. Also 50th grandchild of Mrs. Dora Cheques of Winnipeg.

Mr. and Mrs. J tmes and Mrs. and Mrs. Stuart r nrc pleased to announce the ma rriage of their childrell, Mary and Roger. on October 19, 1985, at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church.

5S Deaths IA:I:.L.Q.a - AI his residence 129 Mutual, Sireel Ingersoll, on MOl1day November I I, 1985 Frank Taylor age 90. Husband 01 Ihe lale Ella (Gall) (1973). Oear lalher 01 Mrs. Ronald Grat'll (Oonsl; NictawI, Nova Scolia. Mrs. Vang Aobar; Nlclaux, NOva Scolia, Harold: Ingelsoll, Pal; Inger· soli. Aobie: Embro. Mrs. Aobelt Jones (Elhel): 01· tawa, Mrs. Donald Johnslon (Madeline) also 01 NiciaUK Nova Scotia. Also sut'Vived by '3 grandchildren, 21 greal· granclchildren, 1 great·great­granddaughler. Predeceased by One son Harry (\ 97 5). Friends will be received al the War len T. Roop Funeral Horns, Mlddlelon Nova Scotia. The luneral· will be held al NictauK Baplisl Church on Friday November 15th. Interment In Niclaux Cemelery.

CL&~ - At hiS residence, R AI Sallord, on Wednesday November 13, 1965, LewiS Clark, age 66. Beloved hus· band 01 Matjorle (La2anby) Clark. Dear lather o( Oell and his wile Phyllis, Niagara Falls, Linda and her husband John Aldley, A A 2 Ingersoll, Karen and her husband GOldon' Underwood, Sharon Ontario. Dear &on 01 Mr. and Mrs. Ar· thur Clark. R R 1 Soltord. Dear brother 01 Mr~. Floyd Belore (Elsie), A R I Salford. Deaf <;trand/alher 01 David and Kalen Clark, Jackallne, 'Jer~rny aM Eva·Jean R,dley, Daryl and Mallhew Under· wood. Friends will be rllClllv· ed al Ihe McBea/h Funeral Home, 246 Thames Sireel Soulh, Ingersoll alter 2:00 p.m. on ThurSday November 1 4, where the service will be held on FIldey November I 5 al 1;30 p.m" Rev. Audrey Whllnsy ol/Iclsling. Inlermanl in Harris Sireel Cemetery. Aemembrar"\ces 10 Parkwood HOSPl161 Memorial Fund, or Alexandra Hospilal Memorial fOund or Ihe charity 01 your chOIce may be arranged lor al Ihe luneraJ home. Canadian Order 01 Foreslers memorial service 011 ThurSday at 7 :30 p.m. under Ihe auspicas 01 Zenda Courl Salem NO.340.

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c.Q!t.I.IN$ - AI Alexandra rro's'p'n al In 9 erso II on Wednesday November , J, 1985 Marg3rel Isabelle Col· I,ns 01 Ingersoll in her 50lh year. 'Beloved daughler 01 Bryce and Agnes CollIns 01 Ingersoll. Dearly loved mother 01 Mrs. Alvin (Nancy) Thornlon and R'ck both olin' gersoll. GrandmOlher 01 Jason, Melissa and Amanda Thornion. Dear SISler 01 MIS. John (Marion) Leonard oi In· gersoll. Mrs. Paul (Louise) Palry 01 LondM, 8,11 CollinS of BrownsvIlle, Mrs. Dave (CarOlyn) Miners 01 Alborra. Sob Collins 01 T,lIsonburg. Mrs. Lyoda Hamer of London. Mrs. Bob (Mafllyn) DesROChes 01 London and Tom 01 Alberla. Also survived by her grandmolhef, Mrs. Isabelle Sadler 01 Beimoni and many nieces, nllphews, aunls. and uncles. Predeceased by one brolher Jim (1978). Fr,ends \\1111 be received 31 Ihe McBealh Funeral Home, 246 Thames SI. Soulh, Ingersoll 7 :00 . 9.00 p m. Thursday, and 2'00· 4,30 and 7.00·9'00 p m. Friday whele service WIll be held on Saturday November (611"1 al 1.30 p.m. wilh Paslor Oave NancekievI/f of1,ciating. Inlermenl in Pul· nam Cemelery. Remem· brances to Ihe Canadian Cancer Sociely may be ar· ranged for a\ Ihe luneral home.

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\.l Alexandra HOS~I~indY Bennett, ,i, 198'5 It? Tg~:n ~~reel. Inr;crsoll, a ~61 WeI \0. b 1'1 ~yl\ A sisler {or daughter KIm er . Johnny .

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8" t st Joseph s nOS-Stuart Ress a On~rio on Monday, pital. London, p oud grand. october Z8, 1985 . rd Mrs R .

e Dr. an . parents ar d a W"alifornia and W tl_ ' 5 pasS en .... a "In, dette Warden, J aek a nd Berna ' ingersoll.

d ~ ula 214 M idridge Tom an 'Alberta are Place, S.E .• Calgary, the birth of pleased to an~oun~:ra Elyse, on their firsl Child, 1985 Proud Monday, October 28, 'd Mrs

ts are Mr. an . grandparen . d N Y and Peter DWdye~'er~~~e~te ..va·rden, Jack. an Ingersoll. _~

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I d to announce the sa ar~. please _ Nicole on Novcm-arrIVal of K:~'~l. MaryS Memorial ber 2, 196&, She weigned 7 ilospital. St. MaryS . ' \I be a new Ib I 02 and WI .

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DEATHS

BUTLER Anne M.. ( 60xon~ Butler, 4000

Yonge St., Toronlo, 'died at North York Hospital, Toronto, November 1. 1965. She was predeceased by her husband, the late James Buller in 1980. '

She is surVived by her aunt. Mrs. Ann Becker of Woodstock, and her uncle George Barrow of rngersoll; her brother-in-law Victor Thain of Centralia, and her nephew Jim Thain of Ingersoll. . She was predeceased by her

SIsler, the late Pearl ThaIn, in 1975. Mary Leard conducted the fun ­

eral service at McBeath Funeral Home November 4. Interment in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

Mrs. Butler was born in Ingersoll. She worked as & house wife ,

Donations may be made in her memory to the charity of your choice.

DYKEMAN May Dykeman. 84, 248 Wonham

St reet, I ng ersoll. dIed Sunday October 21, 1985 at Alexandra Hos~ pi 1.4 I.

She was ' predeceased by her husband, the late Charles Dykeman in September 1985.

~.1rs . Dykeman is survived by her son Charles of London; her daugh­Lers Mrs. Robed (Pauline) Miller of Baltimore , Maryland, and Mrs. John . (Dorothy) Holmes of Inger­soll; by 11 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Also surviv­ing are her broLhers. Ted Bowman of Ingersoll and Tom Bowman of

Woodstock. The Rev . Canon Tom Grif(in

conducted Ihe October 30 funeral service at st. James' Anglkan Church, Ingersoll. ' Interment in Oxford Memorial Park Cemetery .

Pallbearers were Wayne Walden David Dykeman, Ken Miller, Joh~ Johnston. Wilfred Allen and Wilfred Garratt .

Mrs . Dykeman was born in Ipswilch, England. She was a memo ber of Keystone Rebekah Lodge, and ACW of Sl. James' Anglican Church_

IIQRG~ Scoll Hodgert. 30. 221 Oxford

Slreet, Ingersoll, died October 31, 19B5 as the result of an accident.

He is survived by his wife, the former Susan Locke; by hIs daugh­ter Ashley. at home, and by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hod­gerl or London. Also surviving are his brothers and sisters, Paul Hod· gerl of Brockville, Mrs . Gary (Susan) Long of Delaware. Mrs . Bradley (Leslie) Duncan of London, Kevin, O'Arcy and Barry, all of London.

Father Cartwright conducted the funeral mass al Sacred Heart Catholic Church November 4. Inter­ment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Kevin Hodged D'Arcy Hodgert, Paul Hodgert: Barry Hodgert, Sleve Witlcveen

, and Ch"rlie Porten. Mr. Hodgert was born in London.

He worked as a truck driver for Cold Springs, Thameslord . He was a member of the Catholic Church.

Donations may be made in his memory to (he Multiple Sclerosis SOCiety .

Effie M. Langford, 92, 12t Canter­bury Street, Ingersoll. died Novem­ber 2, 1985 at Alexandra Hospital.

She was predeceased by her husband. the late George J . Lang­ford .

Surviving is her daughter, Mrs. Harold (Belly) Harkes of Ingersoll; her grandchildren Lynn Holley of London, Carol Lee Langford of Wilmington, Delaware, and Mrs. Ed (Sidni K.) Undercufler of Conneclicut. Mrs. Langford is also SUI'V i ved by her stepchi ldren, Burton Langrord and Jean Holley.

Pastor George Wa It conducted the November 5 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

Donations may be made in her memory to Ihe charity of your choice .

Linda Lou Slright. daughler o( Laurie <Jnd Joyce Slrighl o( Ingersoll and An·

· thOily J()S~J}h Singer . son of Joseph and · Flora Singer of Woodstock. were mar· · !"jed on Sept. 28 at Holy Cross Polish Mission Church . . Hev . JV\ucha officiated at lhe ceremony. Janet Strighl. sisler of Ihe

.. bride . and Ann'le Singer, sister of Ihe groom, reac! special scriptUres. The

· soloist was Lois Bradfield, friend of Ihe bride.

The bride looked lovely in . southern · belle slyle wedding gown featuring a · high neckline with a sheer yoke etlged with ruHlco lace and seed pearls, The tiered skirt was caught in deep scallops with <Jppliqued lace flowers. The two

· rows of lace ruffles beneath . lell gracefully in the back Lo (orm a c;t(hedral train Antique lace also adorned (he deep cu(Ced bishop sleeves . fI matching head piece wilh seed ptuls ann a floor·length train compleled her ensemble . She carried a bouquet of burgundy roses with small ""ilite

· rosebuds, while carMI ions, whi Ie s(ephanOliS, bally's breath and seed pearls. II was adorned wilh seven small

· while doves. The m<Jid of honor was Janet Strighl

of Ingersoll, sisler of the bride .. Uridcsffiilids were Anne Slright, sisler of the bride: Garb MeNull, friend 01 the

· bride; Annie Singer, sister of the groom and Donna Singer, sister-in·law of the groom. Their gowns were southern beHc style in burgundy with dusly rose (rim. They carried lace edged, heart· shaped bouquels of dusty rose roses, bUl'gnndy rosebuds, white carnations, baby's brenln and seed pearls, They were adorned wHh burgundy ribbons and while lace.

The !lower girl was Tamyra Stright, niece o( I he bride. Her gown was dusly rose wilh h\\rgundy trim, identical to the maid of honor and she carried a baskel of (lowers ideo lica I to the a tlenda n I s. .

The ringbearer was Derek Stright, nephew of Ihe bride. He wore a tuxedo matching Ihe ushers'.

The best man was SIeve Foster, friend of the groom and the ushers were Harvey Siright, brother of Ihe bride; I.(!o Singer, brolher of the groom; Ed Oczkowski, Irienti of the groom and Je(( Zulell. friend of the groom. The groom wore midnight blue tails and the allen' dants wore m'ldnight blue IUlCedoes with dusty rose cummerbunds.

A reception was held al the Ingersoll Dlslrict Memoria! Centre for approx­imately 200 guests . The masler 01 of ceremonies was J)oug Stright, brother of I he bride.

Gues(s nllended {rom Woodsto~k, In· gel'soll <)Ild surrounding areAS as well as S;tckvillc. N.H; Port Elgin, 1\.B.; Calgary, AlIa, Carleton Place, Goderich, TOI'Olllo, London, Hamilton ~Ild Drall([Orll. The spccial guest was Ihe bride's grandmother from 1'-:.B.

Af(er & hon~Yllloon trip 10 the POCUIlOS MOUnl<li,ls . Pennsylvania, the couple look lip residence in Woodstock .

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Smith were married at Sacred Hearl Church, Ingersoll, Ont. on Ailg. 10, 1985. Rev . Charl~s Campbell officialed . The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Gary Smith of Sk:ye Street in Ingersoll and the bride, the former Margaret (Peg) Ring Boniface, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Boniface of fngersoll, Ont. ~\kJj 7, ,"{. l j'(;v/6 (o.)

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HAYMOND AND MARTON Layton are pleased to announce the mar­riage of their daughLer Brend.a Marion ~ll!.:i to Robert FrancIs Michael arthelmes. son of Muriel Dllvies, ta mi. F orida , and the late Cecil F. Barthelmes, The rn3rriage took palce at Central IJnit ed Church, Barrie, Ontario, Ilr(ooer 12, 1985, Rev . Carmen 1(,lllJl'ough officiating. The couple arc r~siding at Perk insfield, Ontario ,

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SIMPSON Florence ~mpson, 22M King

Street EasL, Ingersoll, died al her home Monday, October 21. 1985.

She is survived by her husband, the Rev . James Simpson ', by her son Rob and his WIfe Caron of Pickering; and by her daughters, Donna and her husband Bill Burns of Greensville, and Kathie Simpson oC Mississauga .

Also surviving are her grand­children Scoll, Lisa, Laura and Krisla .

Mrs. Simpson was predeceased by her granddaughter Valerie, in 1974, and by her brother, the late Alden Haw, in 1969,

The Rev. George Watl and the Rev. Paul Burns conducted the

October 24 funeral service at First B'aptisl Church . I!1termenl in Inger· 5011 Rural Cemetery .

Pallbearers were Max Heeney, John Edwards, Lorne Simpson, Donald Simpson, BUrton Johnson and Park Cameron .

Born in Grey County, Mrs . Simp­son was a member of First Baptist Church.

Donations may be made In her memory to the Canadian' ,Baptist Overseas Mission Board,

, 217 SI. G~rge Street, Toronto.

1...NP '!!~Qti James 'Roy 'A nderson, 63, R.R. 2,

Thorndale, died at Memorial Hos­pilal, SL Mary'S, OntariO, October 22, 1985.

He was predeceased by his wife, the late Hazel (Smith) Anderson, in 1973.

Mr. Anderson is survived by his sons Robert of RR. 2, Thorndale , and Jim of Cambridge : his grand· children Ron, Deb, Sharon, Dan, Jay, Abel and Mairi ; and his sister, Mrs. Ella Hodder of l'hamesford,

The nev . Roger Rice conducted the October 25 funeral service at the Carrothers-Bet2ner Funeral Home, Thamesford. Interment in Siloam Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Ron Johnson, f;alvin Elliott, Orval Weir, Gerald Johnson, Lorston Urquhart and Jerry Kwiatkowsk i.

Mr. Anderson was born in London Township. He worked as a farmer. He was a member or Thorndale United Church.

1M . . § Margaret Barnes, 82, formerly of

218 Hall Street, Ingersoll, died at Alexandra Hospital, Thursday, October 24, 1985.

She is survived by her husband Norman, and her daughters Mrs . Malcolm (Jean) Campbell of Newbury, England, Mrs . Norma Nickason of Ingersoll, and Mrs , Judith Larocque of London . Also surviving are her grandchildren, Tara and Neil Campbell, Michael Belcher, Paul Belcher , Cindy Belcher, Adrienne Larocque and Jennifer Nickason, plus two greaL­grandchildren.

Mrs. Barnes is survived by her brothers George Quance of Toronto, Fred Quance of TiJlsonburg, and her sisler, Da isy Littler of Waterloo.

She was predeceased by her daughter, Mrs . John (Dorothy) Belcher , in t982, by her brothers Richard, Frank and Tom, and by her sister Belly.

The Rev. Paul Fjeld conducted the October 28 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. lnterment in Delhi Cemetery ,

Mrs . Barnes was born in Delhi . She was a member of Trini ly United Church and the church's UCW. She was also a member of the Shakes­speare ClUb .

Donations may be made in her memory to Trinity United founda­tion or the charity of your choice.

CARTER . The inrant "Cll'ti'd'Or George and Marlene Cartel', 177 North Town Line, Ingersoll, died Wednesday, Oclober 23, 1985 at SL. Joseph's Hospilal, London.

He was the grandson of Warren and Vera Clifford of Ingersoll, and Donald and.Jean Carter of London .

A private family service was held at McBeath Funeral Home, with·the Rev . George Watt conducting lhe service. Interment at the Harris Street Cemetery,

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