BIRTIIS

COUCII: Ken and Elfie of Thllnderbay, are proud to annoullce the birth of their son John Wesley, on Jan­uary 16, 1982. A Jittle brot­tiler for Sandi Joy. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Couch of Dor­chester, and Mrs. Margaret Dueck, of Three Hills, Al­berta . .

MANLEY: At Alexandra ' Hosp.taI, on January 20,

1982, to Tom and LDrraine Manley, 173 John Street, Ingersoll, a son Callum Norman.

H2-Iftft At Joseph's Brant OSpl a '. Burlington, Jan­

uary 19, 1982, to Steve and Diane Ogier (nee - Belore>, a daughter, Jennifer Sarah, weighing 7 pounds, 2 oun­ces ,

NIXON: At Alexandra Hos­pital, on j anuary 13,1982, to Sheldon and Sharon Nixon, 285 Thames Street, North, Ingersoll, a son Kevin Mat­thew .

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HU'I'LEDGE: Eleanor Rut­ledge, 1864 Parkhurst Ave., umdon, died Saturday, Jfln­umy 23,1982 nt the age of 59. She was a patient in Vic­toria Hospital at the time of her death.

Born in Ingersoll to Wil­liam Wright of Ingersoll and Wilda Wright of Dunnville, Mrs. Rutledge was pre- '

. deceased by her husband Lloyd in 1977.

She is survived by her children Mrs. Larry (Linda) Thompson of Peter­borough, Robert of London and Donna, also of London. She is also survived by her brother Claude Wright of lIlgersoll, her sisters Mrs. Robert (HeJen) Muir of Stoney Creek, Marion of London, and Mrs. Don (Betty> Pearce of Dunn· ville. As well, Mrs. Rutledge is survived by her grand­children Steven, Scott and Michael Thompson and Paul Rutledge.

fiev AI Johnston offic­iated lhe January 26, 1982 funeral service at McBeath FUlleral Home. Interment iII the Harris Street Cemet­ery.

HAHHISON: Sheila Joyce IJa rfison, R.n. 4 Ingersoll died Sunday, January 24' 1982, at Victoria HospitaJ' wndon. She was 32-years:. old.

Mrs. Harrison is survived by. husband Terry. and cJllldren Paul aod Anne Marie, all of Ingersoll, par­ents Mr, and Mrs. James Joyce of Ingersoll and sister Mrs. Ed (Sylvia) Pyrz of Edmonton.

Hcvcrend Tom Griffin of­ficiated the January 27, 1982 fWleral service at St. James Anglican Church .

. Temporary entombment WIth interment at Harris Street Cemetery.

Remembrances to the Cancer Society (Leukemia) may be arranged.

NAPTHEN: Ween Napthen, 59 Carnagle Street. Inger­soli, died at her home Saturday. January 23, 1982. She was 71 years old.

llom in Ingersoll to the late .Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ramsay, Mrs , Napthen is survived by her husband, Harry. She is also survived by her daughter Patricia, at home, and her sister Madge Marchand of Eganville . ville.

She was predeceased by her sister Evelyn Bollis.

Mrs. Napthen was a memo b€r of Trinity United Chur' ch. Hev, Carmcn llolbrough officiated the Monday, Jan­uary 25,1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in the Harris Street Cemetery.

g EE: Lorne Gee, 471 South Street, Ingersoll died in his 75th year Wednesday, Jan­uary 20, 1982, at Alexandra Hospi tal.

Mr. Gee is survived by his wife, the former Lila Luff. Also surviving are his sons, Uoyd of Scotland, Harold, Jack, Lawrence, Lome Jr., Bob, Harry, Hoss and Al­bert, all of Ingersoll, Char­lie, Sam and David, all of Woodstock, ROllald of Sal· ford, al1d £lussell and Jerry, both at home . Also surviv­ing is his daughter Mrs . Earl (Ilelen> Mowers of Ingersoll.

Mr. Gee is survived by 36 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

lIe was born in Townsend Township and lived most of ltis life in the Ingersoll area.

£lev . Carmen 1I0ibrough officialed the Friday. Jan­uary 22,1982 funeral service at McBeath FWleral Home. Interment in the Harris Street Cemetery.

BIRTHS

KROPF - Tyson and Nancy (nee: u aniel) are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Tif­fany Lee. She was born at Alexandra Hospital Jan-

, uary 9, 1982, weighing six pounds, 10 ounces . Pr.oud grandparents are Les and Shi rJey Daniel, Ingersoll, and Delton and Velma Kropf, Beachville.

'IIUI ~ E - At Guelph General HospItal on December 24, 1981, to Paul and Augusta, a daughter, Anna Ross, a sister for Katie, and another lovely grandaughler for Jean and Reg.

DEATHS

COHNISII - Otter Cornish, Avon, di ed at University Hospital, London, De~em­ber 28,1981 . He was 82 ~ears old.

Born in Norlh Dorchester to the late Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Cornish, .he worked as a farmer . He was a member of A von United Church.

Mr. Cornish is survived by his wife, lhe fprmer May Dutton, his sons Harvey of . Sl. Thomas and R~lph of Avon, his daughter Mrs . Audrey MacKenzie of Tor-

. onto, his brother Morely of Mt. Elgin, and his sisters Mrs. Nellie Mahar and Mrs. Stella Wilson, both of Inger­sol. Also surviving are his granuchildren Hobert, Christine and Geoffrey.

Rev. David Slaples offic­iated !he December 31, 1981 funeral service at McBealh Funeral Home. Interment in North Dorchester Cemel­cry.

Pallbearers were Grant Goble, George Taylor, Geo· rge Noble, Fred Pilkington, Arl Crane and Bob Goble.

nHADFOItD . ' Annie Bi4furord, 221 Earl Street, Ingersoll, died Thursday, January 7, 1981 at Alexand­ra Hospital, Ingersoll.

Born in Elma Township, she was a member of Trin­ity United Church .

She was predeceased by her husband, the late Frank

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Also surviving are six grandchildren and one greal grandchild.

Rev. Carmen Holbrough and Hev. E. Cooke officiat~ ed the Saturday, January 9, 1982 funeral service in the Clwpel of Trinity United I

. Church. Funeral arrang-, cments were made by Mc­Beath Funeral Home.

Interment at the Harris Street Cemetery.

JOHNSTON - Herbert E . Johnston, RH. I, Mt. Elgin, died Thursday, January 7, 1982 at Victoria Hospital, London. He was 72 years old .

Officiating clergy. was Audrey Whitney. The fun­eral service was held at McBeath Funeral Home Saturd~y, January ~, 1982 and interment is in Mt. Elgin Cemetery.

Born in North Dorchester Township, he served over­seas ill World War II, with the Cameron Highlands of Ottawa. He saw service in . France, Belguim, Holland and Germany.

MI'. Johnston was a mem­ber of Mt. Elgin United Church .

He is survived by his wife, J . Eliznllcth Johnston; his ~Oll Alex of Melbourne, Aus- I trilliil: dAughter I Mrs .; .. i Thomas (Judith) Havens of' Vancouver, B.C., and Gwen- \ dolyn of Tillsonburg; sisters Mrs. EtheJ Muterer of RR 2, Ingersoll, and Mrs . Myr­tle Flemmillg of Crampton. Also surviving are six grandchildren.

He was predeceased by his son Cameron, his ' bro­thers S.tanely and Rains­ford, and his sisler Bertha Brown.

BIRTHS

! JA llKIUK: Ryan John, a son for Jack and Jackie Habkirk and a brother for Margaret and Erin, was born December 28, 1981. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Helen Habkirk and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halter of Ingersoll. Great - grand­parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull, Brusels and Mrs. NelJie Stephenson, Keswick.

lIEEHEMA: Mark and Jane have received an an­swered prayer, "Special Delivery", "Handle with Care", stamped with the image of God above, made in His likeness sent in His love. Born Decem ber 23, 1981 at St. Joseph's 'Hos- . pital, London: Bart Noe], weighing, 7 pounds, 6 oun­ces.' Also joyfully welcomed by brother and sister, Jason and Heather.

FLETCHER: At Alexandra Hospdal on December 25, 1981, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ward Fletcher, 186 John Street, Ingersoll, a son Gil­bert Edward James.

QOWNES: At Alexandra Hospital, on December 31, J9Bl to Roger and Diana Downes, R. R. 5, Ingersoll, a daughter, Carolyn Janet.

UOURGEOlS: At Alexan· dra Hospital, on January 4, 1982 at 1 :15 a.m. to Kerry and Ray Bourgeo"is, 146 Thames Street, North, Ing­ersoll, a daughter Tabitha Lee. lUAVI§ : Rick and Suzanne Travis welcome with love their first born, a baby girl, Rebeccah Marie, born Wed­nesday, December 30, 1981.

Proud grandparents are Cord and Doris Travis of Ingerson and Everett and Shirley Wilson of Salford. Special thanks to Dr. Tom Mayberry.

PETTIT: It is with much pride ana joy that Doug and Sharlene Pettit, R.R. 4, Ingersoll, welcome the birth of their daughter, Brooke Elizabeth at St. Joseph's Hospit..1I, London, weighing 6 POIIIIOS, Ilh ounces. AI1-xiously awnillllg Brooke's homecoming are big broth­er Jonathan and grandpar­ents John and Nora Pettit of Ingersofl and Norman and Shirley Smith of St. Cathar­ines. Allother great-grand­child for C.D. Chittenden, BranHord. Many thanks to Dr. J. Dalton and Dr. P. Harding. .

PEPPINi! : To Marcel and SheHcy (nee· Moran), a daughter, Donna Melissa, on December 15, 1981, at Alexandra Hospital. A baby sister for Erin. Another granddaughter for Jim and Donna MOl'nn, and Mrs. T.H Pepping. Special thanks to Dr. and Mrs. Mayberry and second Ooor nurses.

DEATHS HARHISj' John Strafford Harris Sr. at Willowdale on Friday, December 25, 1981. J. Stafford Harris Sr. be­loved husband of the late Helen, dear father of Ed­ythe Helen and the late John S. Harris, Brother of Violet (Mrs. William Rasmusson) and the late Raymond Har­ris.

Service was held at the R.S. Kane Funeral Chapel, Willowdale, on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Spring interment in Harris Street Cemetery, In­gersoll. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Arthritis SOciety and the Migraine Foundation would be appreciated.

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1M VIS: Peac~fully at Alex­alldra Hospital, Oil Decem­ber 22, HJ81, Minnie B. Davis, ilg(' 7Q, l!<tughrcr of 11t(' lale Willialll LInd Antic 1\10ffa/l, wife of the late Morley H. Davis - (1979). Loving molher of Mrs. Grant Swackhammer (MnryJ, of Ingersoll. Dea;. sist er of I\1rs. Fred Dunn (Irenc, of Clarkston, Mich~ igan; Mrs. Lily Crotty, of Ingersoll; Mrs. Helen Crux Toronto; Mrs. Gordon Thu/ low, (Ruth); and· Mrs. Flor­ence Hueston, <Billie), both of London. Loving Aunl of Mrs. Shirley Crombie, Ing­crsoll and a number of nephews and cousins. Pre­deceased by two brothers, Harry (l9(i7J; Fred (979) and olle sisLer, Mrs. Jean Hendersoll, (1979).

Hested at thc McBeath F'wlCral Home, 246 Thames Street Soulh, Ingersoll, until Thursd.1Y, Decem ber 24 ID81. CDrnplete funeral ser~ vice WqS held at 2:30 p.m., Hev. Tom Griffin of S1. J<lllles' Anglican Church, officiatillg. 11lC inspiring hymn "TIle Old Rugged Cross" was sling by Mrs. Lois Bradfield during Lhe service.

DEATHS

MR. a/\d Mrs. George Nagle of Salford received word this past week of the death of their cousin, James ~dward§ at NapJes Florida.

r. Edwards was born ill Ingersoll, was a contractor and carpenter. Among some his work, was Foldens Unit­ed Chw'ch S.S. No.3 school. Innerkip school as well as many private homes. He made his home in East Detroit Michigan. He was born November 21, 1880. Died November 'n, 1981 and was buried December 1, at Mt. Clemens Michigan. The late Mr. Edwards is an .uncle of Mr. Everett Irwin of Putnam.

llIHT.HS

Ci\HEY: AI Alexandra Hus­pital, on January 7, 1982, to Bart and Esther Carey, 20 Laurel Cres., Ingersoll, a daughter Melissa Ruth Alln.

EARLE: At Alexalldra Hos­pital, on January 11, 1902, to Robert all(~ Betty Ellrle, 285 111ames St., North, Apt. 614, Ingersoll, a daughter Bran­dilee Lorraine.

l li\DDEN :. Born to William and Violet, a daughter, Hea­ther Janine, on Dccember 23, 1981, weighing 3100 grams. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Hadden, Qualicum Beach, D.C. and MI' . and Mrs. Gerrit van Recs, Ingersoll, Ontario. Thanks to all our friends and relatiolls for their best wishes to us.

Sl\IlTlI: Gord c:llld Edith are proud loanlloullce the birth of lheir SOil, Hol)crt Jason, 011 January 14, 1982, at SL Joseph's Hospilfll, London,

. weighing 9 pounds, 6 Ollll­

ces.

BALE: At Alexandra Hos­pdar,On January 17, 19fi2, to Liz and Bill Bale, 2fl4 TUllis Street, Ingersoll, a daughter Joyce Elisabeth, weighing 6 pounds, 3 ounces.

McCANN: Gord emu Sue are pleasea . £8 anllounce the safe arrival of their first daughter Fiona Ann, born at Woodstock Gelleral Hos­pital, December 30, 1981, weighing 7 pounds, 51/2 oun­~es. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs , F.e. McCann and Mr . and Mrs. 13. \Villshaw all of England . Very special thanks to Dr. Fenton and 3rd. floor llur­ses .

DEATHS

CECCHIN - Antco Cecch­ill, 295 Tunis Street, Inger­soll, died Wednesday, Jan­uary 13, 1982. lIe was 67 years old .

I30rn in Castel franco , Italy, he worked at Domtar Quarry in Deachville. He was. a . niember of Sacred Heart Church and the Col-. umbo Club in ·Beachville. . Mr. Cecchin is survived by his wife, the former Augusta Raso; his sons .Fausto, Seveno and Rick, al/ of Ingersoll; his daugh­ters Mrs. Richard (Ida) MacArthur of Ingersoll and Christina at home; brother Augusto of Ingersoll and sister Mrs. Lina Frasson of Italy . Also surviving are six grandchildren.

Fnther Francis Corrigan and Msgr. V.H. Grespan officiated the Thursday, January 14, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Parish prayers were said at the funeral home too. Spring interment is in Sac­red Heart Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Mario Jnnocente, Orelio AntoneIlo, Bepi Cecchin, Chuck Cecch­in, Jimmy Ceccllin and Walter Cecchin.

BOWl\IAN- Mary McKee Bowman, 149 King Street East, Ingersoll, died Tues­day, January 12, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital. She was 74 years old. . Born in Ingersoll, Mrs. Bowman was a member of l)'inity United Church and a UCW member. She also served as a member of the lODE.

Mrs . I30wman was pre­deceased by lIer husb,llld Herb ill 1980, She is survived by her son Bud, at home.

Rev Carmen Holbrollgh officiated the Thursday.

'January 14, 1982 fUlleral service at .McBeath Funeral Home. Interment ill lnger­solI Rural Cemetery.

BASKETT - Robert (Bob) Baskett. 229 King Hiram Street. Ingersoll, died Fri­day, Jal1llary 15, 1982 al

. Victoria Hospital, London . IIe was 59 years old .

Born 'in Dcrcharn Town­ship to the lale Mr. and Mrs. Nobel TIask<>ll. hr is SUI"-

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vived by his wife, the for­mer Edna Bancroft, Also surviving are his step-sons Leroy, Haymolld and Hich­ard, aJl of Ingersoll, and Paul of Woodstock; brothers Gordon of Mt. Elgin and William of Thamesville; sister Mrs. George (Jean) Fuller of Ingersoll; eight grand­chiWren and one 'great grandchild.

Mr. I3askett was a mem­ber of the Roval Canadian Legion Branch 119 Illgersoll and a special service wlder the auspices of Branch 119 was held with Padre Tom Griffin presiding.

Pastor George Watt olfic­iated the Monday. January 18 funeral service at Mc­Beath Funeral Home, Spring intermellt is in the Harris Street Cemetery.

Honorary 'palll.Jcarrrs in· c1uded Allan Fuller, Bill Baskett, Wally Marr, Doug MacKenzie, John Koladij and Gary Baskett.

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PHZYKLlN9.: Joe and Marlon (Clendenning) are happy to announce the safe arrival of a beCluliful baby daughter, Marlene Marie. A sister for Denise and Philip. Marlene was born at St. Joseph's Hospital, Feb­ruary 4, 1982, at 9:52 a.m. weigl)ing 8 pounds, 5 oun­ces. Proud grandparents are Dorothy Clendenning and Joe and Irene Przy­kling.

I\IJLLER: Stephen and SylV1a tnee ~ Matthews), are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Elizabelh Anne, at Ottawa Civic Hospital, on January 15, 1982. Grandparents are Mrs. James 'Miller, Ottawa, . and Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews, Ingersoll.

DEATHS

~)lJ NDi\S: Clarisa Dundas, ormerly of RR. 3, Inger­

soll, died in her ninety­third year Thursday, Feb­ruary 4, 1982, at Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll.

Dorn in North Oxford Township to the late Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson, Mrs. Dundas was a member of Banner United Church and the Admiral McDougall Chapter of the lODE. . .

She was predeceased by her husband, the late Earl L. Dundas, in 1955, and by her daughter Marjorie in 1977. Several nieces and nephews sur vi ve her along with her grandson Richard Watt of Detroit.

Honorary . pallbearers were Wallis Hammond, Don Bucknell, Jack Dundas, George Shelton, Don Rose, Hoy Gordon, Jim Revell, George West and Grant Langford. Rev. David Stap­les officiated the Saturday, February 6, HJ82 service at McBeath Funeral Home. Spring interment in Inger­soH Hural Cemetery.

Ci\PSTICJ{: Florence Cap' slick. 133 Alln Street, Inger­soll. died Monday, Feb­ruary 1, 1982 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London.

Born in r\'liddlesex County to the late- Mr.' and Mrs. Albert Capstick, she was formerly employed at In­gersoll Casket Company. Miss Capstick was also a

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member of Trinity United Church.

She was predeceased by her brother Leslie in 1979 and by her sister Ada Harris in 1979.

Surviving are her sisters Mrs. Blanche Orr of St. Catherines and Pearl Cap­stick of Ingersoll.

Hev. Hugh Moorehouse officiated the Friday, Feb­ruary 5,1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Dorchester Union Cemetery.

~ At his home in St. Thomas on Stmday. Feb­ruary 7,1982 Rev. W. Edgar Gill. dearly loved husband of Mary (Harcourt) Gill, and father of James of Ottawa. Edgar Evans Gill, in Nepal, and David in Calgary. Brother of Gerald in Michigan, Percy of In­gersoll, and the late Muriel WilsOll. The family will receive their friends at the R.E. Allen Funeral Chapel, 31 Elgin Street, St. Thomas. Wedncsday evening from 7 to 9 p. m. A fler cremation a mcmorial service will be held at GrClce United Chur­ell, St Thomas, Friday, February 12, 1982 at 2 p.m. Donations to the United Church missions or the Leo­pracy fielief would be ap­preciated by the family.

BIRTHS

ON January 21, to Mr. and Mrs . Les .1ielJja~ RlL 2 Ingersoll a son, ClInt Wil­liam,7 pounds, 14 ounces, a brother for Tricia. .

KIH WIN: At Alexandra Hospit<ll, on January 21, 1982, to Mark and Janice Kirwin, RR. 1, Salford, Ontario, a son, Vincent Ed­ward.

LEWIS: At Alexandra Hos­pital, on January 26,1982, to Kenneth and Vicki Lewis, 75 King Street East, Ingersoll, a daughter, Andrea Lynn.

_ NAGLE: George Hoger Nagle, of Salford, died in htl; 85th year, at home on the family farm.

He was the son of the latc William and Maretta Swaz­gie, and is survived by one son Roger and a sister Mrs. Dawson Hatch, of Toronlo. In 1924, he married his wife Louise MitcbeJl.

A funeral service was held January 8, 1982, at Salford United Church with Audrey Whitney officiating and Reverend George Watt assisting. Mrs. Edward Co­ward sang" My Task" dur­ing the service, and lunch was served by UCW mem­bers .

Honorable pallbearers were Cecil Wilson, Walter Wil~on, Harry Armstrong, ClaIr Minier, James Pat­ience, Phinea Pressy, Har-. ry Nagle, and Glen Bnrtr­ram.

Pallbearers were Archie ~anson, Ralph Anscombe. Ellwood NancckiveJl. Or­ville Nancekivell. Harvey Quinn, and Grant Hutchin· son .

Mr. Nagle was a member of township and county councils for 16 years, having ser.ved under nine:. wardens . He was a director nnd prcsident of the former SnJford Cheese Compnl1Y as well as a salesman for many YC<1rs. He was prcsident and director of the Woodstock Co-op.

Mr. Nagle served as Sup· erintendent of Sunday School, and an cIder for many years at thc Salford United Church. He tallght a class and sang in the choir . It was through his efforts that the present Salford Library was form~d.

. CIUDDLE: Jack Priodle, 266 Whiting Street, Inger­soll, died Saturday, January 30, 1982 al his home. He was 64 years ·old.

Born in Norwich to the late Mr . and Mrs. Fred Priddle. he worked as a machinist at Ingersoll Mac­hine and Tool Company . He was a mem ber of St. James' Anglican ChlU'ch and past­president of the Royal Can­adian Legion Branch 119,

He was also a member of Ule Western Olltario Signals Association .

Mr. Priddle served ovcr­seas 111 World War II as a r:nember of the H.oyal Can· adi all Corps of Signa Is First Division . He was wounded in Italy and later returned to Canada.

He is·survived bv his wife the former Dorotl{v Powell.' his sons Micheal -of Inger'. soIl, Fred of London and Hobert, at home; dclUghters Mrs. Greg I Knlhy) J\'IOOll,

Mrs. KCIl (J\.1argnrct I UJlIg· lade aile! l\Irs. J\'lark (Jnck­iel Chatlerson, all of Inger­soll. Also surviving arc his sisters [I,'rs . Iral (Lena) 13eallic uf Norwich, Mrs Nl,1I'garcl Ilallh'v of SI Thomas. Clnd I\-irs. Mary Furlong of ()(lc)'ville Six grallckhildrrn also survive the dtcc(1sco.

MI'. l'l'iddlc wns pre­dcceas('ci bJr his brolhers Harry Cll1d Ilugh. and his sister Verna Howard.

Hev Torn Griffin officiat· ed the Tuesday, Fcbruary 2, 1982 fUJlcral service at McBeath Funeral Home. A specinl scrvice was held Monday; February I, 1982 under the auspices of the Royal Cnnadian Legion, OrtlllctJ II!.! .

Spring intermcnt ill Ir gersolJ Rural Cemetery . '

BIRTHS

HOBIN: Jim and Judy are pt'eased to announce the' birth of their second son, Michael Kenneth John, on February 8, 1982, at Alex­andra Hospital, Ingersoll, weighing 7 pounds, 5 oun­ces. A little brother for Peter. Proud grandparents are .J(lck and nuby Borin of 'nwmesford <lnd Doris Kish of Ingersoll. Great­grandson for Annie Mac­MilIa!).

I&tUT~Y~~c: At Alex­an~ra osplta on February 18, 19B2, to Ernest Rnd Anne (lIee-Zumer) Houlhuyzen, 21 Glenwood Road, Inger-5011, <l son Sleven Edward. A brother for David, Greg and Allan .

\\'I\I:n>N; At Alexandra Hospital 011 Fcoruary 21, 1!'l82, to David and Louis Walton, n.IL S, Emoro, a son Sillloll A very, !\. brother for Benjamin and Amas .

WILSON. At Alexandra Hospital all February 20, 1982. to Hick and Susanne WilsOll, n.n. 4, Ingersoll, a daughter Sarah Kathleen . A sisler for Lisa, Cathy, Carla and Darrcll.

DEATHS

LAW: Orville Law, R.R. 2, K~ossley, died Tuesday, February 16, 1902 while a patient in Alexandl'a 1I0s­pital. He was 76 years old.

Born in Tempo, Ontario, to the late Mr and Mrs . William Law, he WRS a farmer and a member of Crampton United Church.

He is survived by his wife Winllifred, his son Ronald of Rn. 4, Ingersoll, and his daughter Mrs . George (Lois) Kocsis of Mount El­gin.

Also survivirig is his brot­h.er Charles of Otlawa, his sisters Mrs. Inez Bissell of Barrie, Miss Merle Law of London, Mrs. Murray (Iva) Hodgins of Lucan, and gralldchildren Melanie 41\\" Cllarmaync Kocsis, DaryJ Kocsis and Danny Kocsis.

lIe was predeceased by his brothers, (he late Nor­man C. Law who died in 1979, (lnd the late Carl D. Law wllo died in 1952.

Hev . David Staples offici­ated the 'l1111rsday, Feb­ruary IB, 19B2 funeral ser­vice C'lt McBeath Funeral Home. Plm:e of intermcnt Putllam Cemetery .

!\J('l)OllGAW,: Ella (Mac) !\1cl)oug<1l1, 96 Canter 13lvd., Nef)catl, Ontario , and form­erly of Ingersoll, dicd at OltawC\ Civic Hospital Tues­day, February 16, 1982.

Born in Slralford to the late Mr . and Mrs . John I\kl\lasler, Mrs . McDougall was a member of Sl. Paul's Presbyterian Church.

She WRS prcdecc(1sed by hcr husoand Lorne in )960.

Mrs. McDougall is sur­vived by her son Jack of Ottawa, her brother Alvin of Port Col borne, and her granddaughters Mary and Anne.

Rev . John Jennings offic­iated the Friday, Fehruary 19, 1982 funcral service at McUeath Funeral Home. Place of interment Sl. Ma:ys Cemetery.

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GHEEN ; At Woodstock General Hospital, on Jan­uary 30. 1982 to Gord and Laura Green (nee Kirwin), n.ri.: 2, Embro: a son David Leo.

D iOM(\SSON: Timothy Ja­son wishes to announce the

. inWation of Bruce and Betty (nee Vaneook) into parent­hood. arriving in a 9 pound, 4lh ounce package on February 13, 1982, Jason has since seen fit to com­mand most of his parents time and energy, but a!1 three seem to be coping \vell. 'Proud grandparents are Mrs . T_J .· Thomasson, Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. ' Peter Vancook, London.

BANKES: V-irgil I3ankes, 138 Carroll Street, Ingersoll, died ill his sixly-fifth year at Westminster Hospital. Lon­don , Sunday, February 7, r~82 .

Born in North Dorchester Township, he was a mem-

. bcr of the· Winnipeg Rifles and served overseas in F'l'illlCe ane! Germany dur­ing World War U.

He is survived by his wife, the former Clara Dickson; his son Kenneth of Ingersoll: and his daughters Mrs. Virginia Hunter of Ingersoll, Mrs . Harvey (Patricia) Mead of R. R. 5, . Ingersoll, and Mrs. Larry (Donna) Millson of lnger­soli . Also surviving is his brother Homer of London, and seven grandchildren .

-He was predccl'Rsed by his son Davj{] in· 1948, and

. Douglils in 1974_ Rev . Carmen Holbrough

offiCiated the Tuesday, Feb­ruary 10, 1982 ·funeral ser­vice at McBeath Funeral Home. Place of interment Field of Honor, lnger5011 Rural Cemetery .

GILL: Julie Ann Gill, four­Ye'5f-'Old daughter of Sandt'a and Brian Gill, 204 Thames Street North, Ingersoll, died Tuesday, February 9, 1982 at Victoria Hospital in Lon­don ..

She is survived by her parenls.; her grandparen1 s 1\1r . ·and Mrs. Thomas Sampsoll of Kirkland Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gill of R.R. I, Embro, and her great grandparents, l'vir. and Mrs. Ceeil Gill of Inger­soll. Also surviving are her sisters Amy and Kerri.

Born in Ingersoll, she was a member o(Trinity United Church and of the church's tiny tot group.

Rev . Carmen Holbrollgh officiated the friday, Feb­ruary 12, 1982 funeral ser­vkc at McBeath Funeral Home. 'Spring interment at the Harris Street Cemetery .

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ruary 9, 1982 at his home. Mr. Juett is survived by

his wife, ihe former Inez Curd; his sons Alan .of Ingersoll anti Fred of Ot­tawa; daughters Mrs . Joe (Doris) Blais of Canal Flats, B.C., 1\'lrs . 13arry (Marie) Hooper of Whiie Bear, Sask., and Mrs. Rich ­ard (Vickie) Brennan of Toronto.

Also surviving are 15 gnindchildren and his brot­her flay Hanley of Ingersoll.

He was predeceased by I his brothers John and Ger­ald Hanley.

Born in London to the late Mr. and Mrs. Frederick' Juett, he worked as fore· man at Ingersoll Machine and Tool for a number of years. He was also a mem- . ber of St. James' Anglican Church.

Hev. Tom Griffin officiat­ed the Tuesday. February 9, 1982 funeral service at Me­I3eath Funeral Home. Pall­bearers were Chester Keep­ing , Fred Juett, Roy Han· ley , Orie Todd, Buss Hanley and Tom Hanley .

Spring interment at .lng­er5011 Hural Cemetery_

ELJ.l T1': Edwin (Ed) El­Iot t, H. t 2, Ingersoll, died Wednesday, February 10, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll. He was 71 years old.

Born in Ingersoll lo the late Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Elliott. he was a machinist at Morrow Scre\\' and Nut .

Mr Elliott is survived by ·his wife. the former Elhel (Peg) Baines ; his sons : Nouzo of Ingersoll, Da vid of 111amesford, and Bill of ned Deer, Alberta ; his daugh­Irrs Mr.s. Bill (Luella) Par­ker of Hed Deer. Alberta, l\lrs . noss (Jean) Andrews of RH. 3, Tiverton, Mrs. Hflrry (Barb) Kupery of l\1ississa~ga alJd .Mrs . Hich­ard (Julie) DuHon of Tham­esford.

Also surviving is his brot­her Harold of R.R 2, Inger­soli, 17 grandchildren and, five grc(lt grandchildrr.ll.

Hev . Wesley 13all offici<lt · ed the Friday, February 12,

. J9fl2 funeral service at McBeath F'tmcral Home. Honorary pallbearers were Mike Long. Irwin Banhardl, Julien Versnick, Lorne Bowman, Clare · MillIeI', Lorne Moon and Art Press­well.

Spring interment at l.ng­ersoll !tural' Cemetery .

BUGBEE : Clifford Bugbee, Ii? Queen Street, Ingers911 , died February 14 , 19~2 at AJexandr<l Hospital. He was ·36 years old .

1\1r. BuglJee worked as an cHlto mechanic and was a member of the United Chur-cb. (

lIe is survived by his wife, tile former Ethel Connors; his sons Emie ' of Oshawa and Norman of Woodstock; and his daughier Mrs . 00110' . -(Irene) Hazen of Centre­ville.

He was predeceased by his sons Stanley and Eugene and his daughters Doreen' Hewitt and Ethel Bugbee.

Also surviving is his sister-in-law Mrs, Dor()t~y I3ugbee of Toronlo, several , nieces and nephews. . . .

Rev . Carmen Holbrough will officillte the 2 p.m. funrral service at McBeath Fu]\cral'Horne today, Wed- ,

.l1esday, r'ebruary 17, 1982 . Illterment will be at Prince- . Inn Cf'llH:> tNV .

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If./~are happy to an-

•. ~.~.:!::.JiO.4nCe the birt.h of ~ daugh-}~~) Amanda Mane, born ..;~ Friday, March 5, 19B2, ~.~.;weighing 7 pounds, 2112 oun-

r1t.:.;;'~.:~. ':. A little sister for Joey. ~:"iP.roud grandparents are ~¥\,~, Nettie Dukes, R.R, 3 ~mNd.I'wich and ¥r, and Mrs. I!1~\cqi9rdano. Cocchello, Inger­~;litiQU.

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~i~.~~ .. ~.'~.NOUNCEMENTS ( ~',:: ~ ~.' t:'

?\~jiU,J(.: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ~I';;;;:- Gill, Ann Street, Ingersoll, ~}0Hl/ill mark their 60th, Wed­~~\~(,\ctJrig Anniversary, Sunday, V··:~:<'Ml1rch 21 1982 when they ~~<""'r ' t f ' ~E( will receive relatives, :1-Itt'.:; :~·ends and neighbors at Tnn­V~:\ity United Church, Fellow­FC~<ship Hall, Church St., 2 to \iJ.'·}.4:30 p.m, No gifts please.

1Ju;ntN· Lucinda Isabel (Lucy) Totten of Embro, died at Woodingford Lodge March 4, 1982, She was 92-years-old,

Born in North Embro to the late Mr. and Mrs, Geo­rge Daniel, she was a member of Knox United Church, Embro,

She was predeceased by , her husband, the late Geo·

rge Totten, in 1951. She was also predeceased by her four brothers, Arazina (Major), Leslie, George and Robert Daniel.

Surviving are her sons George of Embro and John (Jack) of RR. I, Embro; daughters Jean of Embro and Mrs. Donald (Leta) Graham of St. Thomas; six' grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren,

Rev. A,G. Pease offic·. jated the' March 6, 1982 funeral 'service at McBeath Funeral Home, Interment in North ,Embro cemetery.

DEATHS

VERMEEHEN:. Gerard Vermeeren, 84, died at Ox­ford Regional Nursing Home March 3, 1982.

Born in Holland, he was a member of Sacred Heart Church,

Mr. Vermeeren is sur­vived by his wife Adriana; . his sons Hubert of Ingersoll, Peter of R.R 1 Brownsville and Jerry of R.R. 1, Brownsville; his daughters Mrs, Ben (Bertha) Meyer· nik of Ingersoll; Mrs. Piel (Lucie) VanEtten of Hol­land, Mrs, Martin (Jean) Van Boekel of Ingersoll, Mrs. Thymen (Corrie) Beerepoot of Holland, Mrs. 13en (Cathy) WeJlink of R.H. 7, Tillsonburg, and Mrs, Joe (Lenie) Schembri of Dor­chesler.

Also surviving are 37 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren, and three sisters, in Holland, .

Mr. Vermeeren was pre­deceased by two daughters and one sister.

Father Charles Campbell officiated the funeral ser­vice at Sacred Hearl Chur­ch, Pallbearers were Peter Van Boekel, Berny Meyer­nik, Tom Vermeeren, Jerry VerMeeren, David Verm­ecren and Bennie .Wellink.

fnterment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.'

,ESSELTIN C,. Richard .Es­seltine, 41 Princess Park Road, Ingersoll, died March 4, 1982, at his home, He was 16-years~old ,

Born in Woodstock, he was the son of Donald and Marjorie Esseltine.' He was a student at Ingersoll Dis­trict Collegiate Institule,

He is survived by h'is parents; his sisters Terry of TiIJsonburg, Lynn and Julie, both lit home; his grand­parents Mr and Mrs. Ed­ward Cole of Ingersoll and Mr. Irwin EsselLine of Till­sonburg, and his greal grandmother Mrs. Pearl Khol of Simcoe.

Rev. Roger McCombe of­ficiated the March 6, 1982 funeral service al McBeath Funeral Home.

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PYE: Jaclyn Suzanne Pyei~ ~IClughter of Zeph aI1p Annette Pye of 13 Camdon' Courl, l'il\sonburg, passed away 011 Monday, March 1, HHl2, at Tillsonburg Djslrict Memorial Hospital. I

Surviving, besides her p<'lrents, are a brother, Sleven Pye; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Duy~ vejonck of RR. 3, Tillson- ' burg and Mr, and Mrs. Zeph

_ J. Pye of RR. 4, Ingersoll; grcJt-gramlmothcrs, Mrs, Ivy Barber of Woodstock·,' lind Mrs. Clara Ghesquiere~. of Til\sonburg; and several' aunts and uncles. I

Hested at the Oslrander's' , Funeral Home, Tillsonburg,' where a private family ser-, vice was held Thursday, March 4, at 11 a,m. con­dllded by Calloll Sidney Lupton of SL John's An­glic<l11 Church.

Interment in Tillsonburg Cemetery.

ELLIS: Linda Ellis,s Duf­rerill Street, Ingersoll, died March 3, 1982 at Vicloria Hospital, London. She was 25-years-old,

Born in Windsor 10 Donna Ellis of Ingersoll and Bill Ellis of Belle niver, Linda WLIS il member of Sacred ) le<lrt Church, She worked ClS a bank teller at Rochdale Credit Union here in Inger­soll.

She is survived· by her parents; her brother Brian of Ingersoll; her sisters' Mrs. Dan (Brenda) Hill of St. Thomas, and Kim, at /lome; and her ,grand­mother Mrs, Fred EI\is of Ingersoll, She was the aunt of Kurt, Craig and Cory, ,

Father Charles Campbell officiated the funeral ser­vice at Sacred Heart Chur· " ch. Pallbearers were Dick Butterworth, Jody I..()ng,: Joe Jacklin, Linda Smale, \ Mary Long and Sue J)'Entremont.

Interment in Sacred He~rt Cemetery,

FLANDEHS: Norm and Pat (nee Ha iter~ are pleClscd to ~ announce the birth of Anne : Patricia, 7 pounds, 15 oun­ces,on February 20, at Brantford General Hospilal, a welcome sisler for Nat­han, Nevin and David. Grandparents are Mrs. A. Flanders, and Mr. and Mrs . J. Halter of Ingersoll. Great grandparents are Mrs . C. Flanders, Mrs. H. Jolliffe and Mrs. F. Stephenson.

FOHBES: Ron and Heather are pleased' to announce the birth of their son Gregory Ronald, at SL Joseph's Hos­pital, on February 22, 1982. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bolton, of Ingersoll. A brother for Jim and David.

KISH: Jim and Judy are pleased to announce the bi rth of their second son, Mkhae! Kenneth John, on February 8, 1982, at Alex­andra Hospital, Ingersoll, weighing 7 pound~, 5 oun- • ces. A little brother for Pelfr. Proud grandparents ore Jack and nuby Borin of Thamesford and Doris Kish of Ingersoll. Great Grand­son for Annie MacMillan .

KIBBY: Guy and Cathy . ~lIins) are pleased to

Clnnounce the safe arrival of their first child, a son, Seth Jared (6 pounds, 10 ounces) on Saturday, February 27, 1982, at Brantford General Hospital. Proud grand­parents are Jackie Kirby of Brantford and Bob and Helen CoIlins of Ingersoll .

PYE: Lawrence Jr. and . Sherry (nee - Anderson), are pleased to announce lhe safe arrival of their first baby, a son, Michael Law­rence, born at Alexandra Hospital on February 17, 1982, weighing 7 pounds, 15 ounces. Proud grand­parents are Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Pye Sr. and Mrs. Helen Anderson, all of In­gersoll. A great grandson

. for Mrs. Mary Winnifred ' Anderson and Mr. Edward Loughrey also of Ingersoll.

DEATHS'

PELLOW: William Erne;t Pellow, ~4 Cross. Street Ingersoll, died while a pat~ ient in Alexandra Hospital, Tuesday, February 23, 1982. He was 78 years-old .

Mr. Pellow was pre­deceased by his first wife, the late Ad~laide Lines, in 1948, and by his second wife, the late Mary Jane Peck­ham, in 1974 ..

He is survived by his sons Karl of Ingersoll, Lloyd of RR. 5, Ingersoll, Allen of R.R. 5, Ingersoll ; his step­sons Wray Frizelle of Inger­soll, Ron Frizelle of Inger­soll and Bill FrizeUe of Perth; his stepdaughter Mrs. Shirley Howey of Straffordville; brothers Thomas of Woodstock and Leslie of Oshawa, and sis­ters Mrs. Richard (Ftor­ence) Saunders of Otterville and Mrs. Angus (Verna) Matheson of Thamesford . AJso surviving are 13

grandchildren. The funeral service was

held at the M.D. (Mac) Smith Funeral Home in Woodstock. Interment in the Oxford Centre Anglican Cemetery.

SMITH: MargaretSmith, 80 'WTTfrr'm Street, Ingersoll, died Saturday, February 27, 1982 at Victoria Hospital, London.

Born in' Ingersoll to the late Mr. and Mrs . James Wallace, Mrs. Smith was a former employee ,,( elL Ltd., Ingersoll. She was a member of St. James' An­glican Church and of Alex­andra Hospital's Women's Auxiliary.

Mrs . Smith was pre­deceased by her husband, the late Cecil Smith, in 1975.

She is survived by her brothers Rupert Wallace of England, and J .J . (Jack) WaUace of Ingersoll; her sisters Mrs. Anne McMil­lan, Mrs . William (Flor­ence) Messenger Clnd Mrs. Max (Jeanette) Jackson, all

of Ingersoll, and Mrs . Gail (Gertrude) Croker of Cal­gary, Alberta . She is also

DEATHS

. survived by several nieces and nephews .

. Rev. Tom Griffin and Pastor George Watt offic­iated the Monday, March 1, 1982 funeral service at Mc­Beath Funeral Home. Spring interment in Inger­soll RUral Cemetery .

JONES: Lloyd Jones, ItR. ~Jgin, died Monday, February 22, 1982 at Alex­andra Hospital, at the age of~ 83 .

Born in Dereham Town­ship to the late Mr . and Mrs . ' William Jones,h~ was a' farmer and a member of Foldens United Church.

Mr. Jones was pre­deceased by his brother Ewart ill H)81 one] his sister the late Gertrude thomas' in 1979. He is survived b; several nieces, nephews and cousins .

Audrey Whitney offic­iated at the McBeath FUIl ­

er<l/, Wednesday, February 24, 1.982. Spring interment Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

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~~I'''F'r- Mr. and Mrs. Charles BancI'oft of Brownsville, are happy to announce the safe arrival of lheir son Matthew Royden, born at Alexandra Hospital, March 15, 1982.

KHAMEBj Joe and Jenny Kramer, 46A King Street East, Ingersoll, announce with joy the birth of their second child, Alicia. She was born at Alexandra Hos­pital March 16, 1982, Alicia is a sister for Sjoukje and another grandchild for John and Tina Kramer of Jarvis and Jim and Riek Vantol of Richmond, B.C.

ESSELTI¥ : Bob and ~Ien (nee. Hanson) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son Aaron James, 4 pounds, 13 ounces, on March 20 1982 at SL Mary's Hospit;l, Kit~ chener. A brother for Eric ann Christopher. Proud grandparents are Cliff and Jean Esseltine, ML Elgin, and Archie and Nora Han­son. SCllfol'd.

ALLENI>EU i Brent is pleased to announce the arrival of his baby sister, Jcnevieve Eryn on March 5, 1982 a dtlughter for Ted and Vina. Proud grandparents are DOll and Irene Ker'r and niH Allender.

PIETZ: At Alexandra Hos­pita l, oil March 7,1982, to Jim and Kyle Pietz, 21 Foss Hoad, Weiland. Ontario, a daughter I Jessica Lee.

~'~J..JLWJ,I'~~ : A l AI ex­aT: ra Hospital, on March 6, 1982, to George and Janet MacNaughton, Main Street, Salford, a daughter Eliza­beth Jean.

ii*~ut)Q ' At Alexandra ospitaJ on March 16, 19~2,

to Dale and Pally Ham­mond. 250 Oxford Street, Ingersoll. a daughler Eliesha Chrisline.

BIUTHS

~EPPEIl; At Alexandra I l ospital on March 3. 1982, to . Hobert and Diana Pepper,

298 Tunis Street, Ingersoll, a son, James Thomas Tru­man, weighing 8 pounds, 9 ounces.

~~J~'BERT: Mel and Val are e Ighted to announce the

arrival of their daughter Karen Nicola, born March 10, 1982, weighing 7 pounds, 9 ounces,

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~'lcLEOD: Walter Mc-"" FU'NG: George Fling, ii~i' . Leod, 182 Charles Strect Thames Street South, lrig-

• East,Irigersoll, died at his . erso\1, dicd MOIl!1uy, AUgllSl home~ on Tuesday, August IG, 19U2 at Ollawtl Civic 17, 1982 at the agc' of 50." ilospital. He was G7-yeill'S-

Mr.IMcLeod WilS born in old . West Oxford Township to Mr . and Mrs:, Elmer Mc­Leod, now of I\.R. 2, Ernbro.

He is survived by his wifc. the former Kathleen Cook; his parcnts; his four SOilS

Wayne of Walerdown, Bar-'rry). noger t\od Floyd, all at

Born in Winchester Town­ship to the late Mr. Lllld Mrs, Harvey Fling, he wllrl\(~d as a spray painter . hII' . Flillg WJS II memher of tIll! ({/lvill C.llladi'lJ) Lc~ion, 111',11',(: 11 119, Ingersoll.

'home; daughters Mrs. Hob· He is survived by Ili~; \,11.',

, ert ' (Linda) 'Johnston of I the forlller Ev<.l 1\1;111". /\bo 'R.R: 5, Ingersoll, Jean and surviving are his two bro

. ~' Gail, both at home; bro-· I thers, Charles 'of Otlawa, ~ ,: thers. Doug M~Leod of- R.H,·. \. and Ernest of Williams­

.~;5, Etnbro, 'and Jerry Mc-: burg."

.:' L~od of R.n, 2).' Embro; ~: (l1ev, Tom GrWin offie­;~', sisters , Mrs: Donald: CIsab- .:-- ated the Thursday, August' :. l.elle) ,Sharpe .of Harrington, '." ,9, 1962 funcral service at 'i:Mrs, Max (Donna) Sharpe ", . t McBeath Funeral Ilollie. 1\ ' '; :, of, Woodstock ' and ' Mrs., :: incllloria} scrvice was held '<,Wayne (Marilyn) Le Feme "" hy the Itoyal Canadian Leg­' f. of Kitcheoer: .Also suryiving : '. 'ion under the t1uspicics of

.:. are fiye grandchildren, branch 119, Ingcrsoll, Aug· .:, Rev, Carmen Holbrough usl 10.

officiated, thc Friday; Aug- Place of inlerrnr.nt wns ust 20,1982 funeral service. the Field of HOllor, rllgcrsull al McBcath Funeral Home. ; HUrL'll Cemetery_

, Ititermenl at Ingersoll Hur- . , al Cemetery. ~l' lJTE: George L. Chute,

Pallbearers were' Paul of 93 Main Street ~asl, Brown, Max Beemer,: nay. TIcachvillc, died at nge 72 on

\ Bowmon, Ken ,' Heid, Jim I' J\-[ol1day, August 1(i, \Q1l2 at ;. Sharpe and Irwin Cook. ,Woodstock GCllcrnl Ilns-{" pita!.' ~' 'lio~tEn: 'Edith ' Homer

l I Born io Port l3ul'well, t\tr .

: forme rly of Toronto, died at Chute worked liS ,I s(,(~\I\'ily :',the age of 88 on Wcdnesdny, guard at Towers ))(;1)(11'1-,:' August 18, 1982, al Oxford mcnl Store in Wooclsll)eK, .. rtegional Nursing Home in ,: Ire wus a.memher o( I\loosf! "Ingersoll. ' . Lod~e 1141, Woodstock, alld

Rev. James l;aylor offic- a mcmber of 13cacl1vllle : iated the Saturday, August Uniled Church.

21, i982' funeral service at I He is survivcd by his wife, ': McBeath Funeral Home, the former Isaucl SlIloke; " Place of interment was 1 his SOilS Glen of EmlJro iln!l " Hesthavcn Tvtemorial Gar-' Ronald of Ml. Elgin; his .' dens in Scarborough., stcpson Honald SlllOke or . Born in hamilton to the Midland and his sister Mrs.

Y late Mr: : and Mrs .' Henry S: George Wlanche) Al'Ilold of Moore. Mrs. Homer was a . London. (

.: member of Tngcrsoll, First "1 Also surviving ' 'are ci~ht i, Baptisl.'Churcil, She was a grandchildren and two slcp , 57 year member of the grandchildrcn. " Temple Baptist Church ill 'Mr. Chute was pre-,I Toronto. .... decensed by his brother

, Mrs. Homer ~ was · pre- Reg, who died ill 105G, ,llld deceased hy her husband, by his bro/iler Howard, who the late Reginald Hom'er, in died in 197fl,

'1950, A memorial service was She is survived by her son' '.' held August 18, 1902 under

. John (Jack) Homer of the allspices of Moose Lodge ."·Huntsville, daughters Mrs, ", ,:.1141, Woorlstock. 1/ Ruth Jagger of I Pompuno '.: Hev. Glen Macpherson

Beach, Florida, ~nd -Mrs. ofCiciated the Thursdl..lY, Durford (Jean) Learn of August t9, 1982 (uncI ·"l $er-H.n. I;, Mt, Elgin; her , vice, at (\-lcBeatll PU llel'll I ·brother Harold P . Moore of Home. Tn\ermcnt was Ayl-

'" Toronto; sisters Miss Urs- Iller Cemetery. ~" ula Moore and Miss Kath~ Pallhc(lrers were l...al1('0.

'. lecn Moore', both of Tor-, , Morris, l{cvin Chute, Handy, . ,onto; nine grandchildren Chute, Dill Force l Joe !Jug -and 22 great gr~ndchildrel1,' I.gins and Bill Schcrlllcl'hol'll.

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BIIITJ-IS

A Visser Knibutat. Our March lamb came in like a lion . April Diane Knibutat was born at 12 : 14 p.m ., on Tuesday, March 23, 1982, at Sl. Joseph's Hospital, Lon­don, to proud parents Diane and Kurt. April is the first grandchild for Dick and Henny Visser, Kitchene.r, formerly of Ingersoll and Mary and Ozzie Knibutat, of Cambridge .

DU BE: Alex is pleased to announce the safe arrival of his sister Natalie Jeanette, born March 6,1982, at 2 p.m. at Woodstock General Hos­pital. Many thanks to the U1ird floor nurses, and a special thanks to Mrs. Susan Innis and Dr. Ross McElroy.

~\lp~: Guy and Sue are lappy \) announce the ar-rival of their first child, a I daughter, Tiffany Jasmine, born March 27, 1982, at Victoria Hospital , Montreal Quebec. Proud grand­parents are Bill and Lilt Grigg of Montreal and Jack and Winnie Wouda of Inger­soll.

DEATHS

1\'~J,1F.I, : Mary (Mame) ~lanue: 245 Fifth Street, Woodstock, died March 20, 1982 at Woodstock General Hospital. She was 87 years old.

Born ill Brantford, Mrs. 'Manuel was a member of AJI Saints Anglican Church, Woodstook.

She wa's pred~ceased by , her husband, the late Fred­

erick Manuel, in 1976. She is survived by her

stepson Tom of RR. 5, Ingersoll; her sister Mrs . Jack (Maudie> Beer of New Westminster, B.C., and sev­eral nieces.

Rev. Tom Murray offic­iated the March 23, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment Harris Street Cemetery, In­gersoll .

JONES: Clara Jones, 221 Thames

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Street North , Ing­ersoll , died at Alexandra Hospital March 18, 1982 at the age of 68.

Mrs . Jones was born in Ingersoll to the late Mr. and Mrs. George Peach. She was a member of the Pres­byterian Church .

She is survived by her daughters Mrs . Robert (Shirley) McDonald of R. R. 4, Stratford, Mrs. Nelson (Alice) South of RR 5, Woodstock, and Mrs. John (Norine) Stirling of Prince George, B.C.; her sons Geo­rge Peach of Ingersoll, John Peach of Woodstock, Don­ald Peach of Ingersoll Rnd Leo Peach, also of Ingersoll . Also surviving. are seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren .

Rev. John Jennings offic­iated the March 22, 1982 funeral service at McBeath I-j"'uneral Home . Interment

DEATIIS

-Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

HUNTLEY: Leola Huntley, 102 Victori;l Street, Inger­soll, died ~1arch 20, 1982 at Victoria Hospital, LOlldon .

norn in West Oxford Township to the late Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Huntley, Miss Huntley was a mem­ber of Trinity United Chur­ch. She was also the office manager at the Union Gas Company.

She was predeceased by her brothers Aubrey, Elliott and Johil and her sisters Martha Adam, Florabelle Bartrarl\and Ethel ~·Iuntley. Mi~s Huntley is survived

by her sisters Mrs. Hersall <Vera) Tutlle of Woodstock and Mrs. Thomas (Eva­leen) Gravill of ILR. 2, Ingersoll.

Hev. Carmen Ilolbrollgh officiated the March 22, 1982 funeral scrvice at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment Ingersoll Rural Cemetery

I\lcGIIEE: . At Woodstock General Hospital, on Mon­day, March 8, 1982, Betty McGhee, of 8IG Alice Street, Woodstock, in her 62nd . year. Dear mother of M !'s. David (Pat) Skinner , Inger­soll and Ross McGhee, Woodstock. Dear grand­mother of five grandchild­ren . The funer<ll service was held at the Howell Funeral Home, 134 Riddell Street, Woodstock, on Wed­nesday, !\'larch 10, at 11 :00 a .m. Interment later at Ingersoll Rural Cemetery .

~ Mario Dona, 65 ~own Line, Ingersoll, died March 24, 1982 at Victoria Hospital, London . He was 42 years old.

Born in Marano, 1I:1ly. to

DEATHS

Mrs. Valentina Dona and the Late Luigi Dona, he \~as a member of Sacred Heart Church in Ingersoll and worked at Pre-Con Com­pally in Woodstock .

Mr. Dona is survived by his wife, the former Dorothy Law: his daughters Maria, Sandra and Carla, all at home; his brother Albert of Ingersoll and his sisters Mrs . Sylvano (Wanda) Bat­tiston of Woodstock and NIrs . Franco (Dina) Robles of Ingersoll. .

He was predeceased by hjs brother George in 1980.

Father Charles Campbell officiated the March 27, 1982 funeral service at Sacred Heart Church . Parish pray­ers were said Friday. March 26, 1982 .

Interment was at Sacred Heart Cemetery and pall~ bearcrs were Norm Moul­tOB, Frank Versa~el; Jack Vann, Dr. John Dalton, Don Lewis and Sergio Nosella.

. ALLIN' Stanley Allin, R. R. 5, Ingersoll, died March 24, 1982 at the age of 85.

norn in Dereham Town­ship Mr. Allin worked as a farmer . He was a member of Foldens United Church.

Be was predeceased by his wife, the late Mary Grant, in 1981, and by his daughter , the late Margaret (Peg> Cuthbert in 1978 . .

He is survived by his son Donald of R. R. I, Beachville and 'his grandchildren John and Les Cuthbert, Jeffi Lecia Allin, .Sherry, Kim, Sean , Trevor and Troy Cuthbert.

Audrey Whitney offic" iated the funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home March 27, 1982. Interment Hillview Cemetery, Wood­stock .

BIRTHS

:. !\JR. and Mrs . James Pit­: tock, of Ingersoll .are

-pleased to announce th'e forthcoming marriage of

\ their daughter Susan Marg- ' uerite to Mr . Gus Bazos, son I

of Mr. and Mrs. George .' Bazos, of Toronto. The wed- '

. ding will take place Satur- ' I

day, May 1, 1982 at 4: 30 p,.m. , in Sl. Paul's Presbytenan

Church, Ingersoll, Ontario.

DALTON: Jim and Joan (nee Reynolds), New Cas­lIe N,B:, are happy to an~ounce the birth of their daughter, April 6, 1982.

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BIRTHS

~ Barbara and Law­rence Pye, 110 King Hiram Street, Ingersoll, are pleased to announce the

I arrival of their daughter Betty Jane, born ~arch 18, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital.

SHORTI: Susan and John Shortt, 19 Glenwood Road Ingerso]l, joyfully announc~ the birth of their daughter Kimberly Jean. She was born April 12, 1982 at AJ'ex­andra Hospital. .,

HEMING: Ron and Helen are Happy to announce the arrival of their first child a daughter, Wendy An~e, born March 24, 1982, ~t Alexandra Hospital, Inger-: soU. Wendy's grandparents are Mrs. Teresa Boersma . of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heming of Thorndale.

UIH1'HS

f\'ad ~i"11Jj ' I: ~ecky, Gary, LIW:lflH! llnd Lori are re­ki.."cd. but pj('a'~ed to 3ll­

:~·r. r ce Uw sale arrival of ~,·.:'o;·! Stll:lI t. or, April 19. i!IB~~ a' AJe:{;1ndr a Hospital. lqgu·:.;oIJ. h Hew grandson for Esther fVlaclnlosh of 11g':rwll a·.1d Charles and l''lary Scott, of L.ondon.

HyU~ Bob and Sue Ruby c,re';>/eased to ·announce the hir~.h of their ~.on, Adam Nic holas, 011 April 24, 1982 at ~:t. Joseph'.; Ho~pital at 11 p.m., \veighing 7 pounds, 11 (Iuw:es. A brother for Erin. i )roud grandparents are ·lif. 'and l\lrs. Bob Mark­lIaln. Ingersoll ~nd Mr. and ·V1rs. Odie Ruby. London.

CR I,sTOPIIEH and Joshua afl' happy to announce the .U': 'ival'of their baby sister. .\I')c,nd~ Maric: born April 29, 1982. weighillg 9 pounds, thl'~e ounces. Proud parents ar;. Mike and Liz (nee: M··~yerink) Vines. ~.--,~~~~~~

AN.N()UNCEl\lENTS

RI:V. and Mrs. John W. ~, of Salford are ~ to aJ100UnCe the forthcoming Inarriage of their I d?ughl(:r, Patricia Me; y. to 1\11'. Michael David Emmerich, son of Mr. and Mrs. GerTlard Emmerich of In[~ersoll. ThE' marriage to take place on Saturday. May 15 at 2: 20 p.m. at Ihe Hi· Way Pentecostal.. Chur­ch, Ingersoll, Onlario.

UEA1'HS

~IMEAYS: George A.J. ;meays of 99 Concession

Street, West, Tillsonburg passed away on Tuesday in Victoria Hospital. London in his 60th year.

He was an employee of lhe Onlario Flue-Cured To­bacco Growers Marketing Board. a veteran of the Second World War, and a member of the Royal Can­adian Legion Branch 153 Tillsonburg.

He was born December 25, 1922 son of the late Joseph and Matilda Sim­eays. He is survived by his wife the former Lillian Lambert, one son David Simeays of Tilisonburg, and a brother Asyn Simeays of Penhole, Alberta.

Resting at Ostranders Funeral Home, Tillsonburg for service on May 6 aL 11 a.m. conducted hy Rever­end Jack H. McAvaney of Avondale UniLed Church. Interment is Tillsonburg Cemetery.

The Legion Service will be held Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. at Ostrand~rs Fun­eral Home. Memorial don­Dlions to the Canadian Can~ cer Sociely, the Canadian Arthritis Society I the Legi on Puppy Fund. and Avondale United Church gratefully appreciated by the family.

BIR'fHS

ii~ft&~IBJTA1; Our arc 1 ~m came in like a

lion. April Diane Knibutal, was born at 12: 14 p.m., on Tuesday, March 23, 1982, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon­don, to proud parents Diane and Kurt. April is the hrst grandchild for Dick and Henny Visser, Kilchener, formerly of Ingersoll and Mary and Ozzie Knibutat of Cambridge.

DEA'rHS

PULLI~ Burton Pullin 310 6xroratreet West London died April 1, 1982 a't the ag~ of 92.

Mr. PuJlin was the son of Ole late Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ert Pullin and was born in East Oxford Township.

He worked as a farmer at Foldens for many years and resided in Woodstock before moving to Crumlin in 1946. He operated the Maple Ridge Motel there before moving to umdon in 1973.

Mr. Pullin was pre­deceased by his wife, the Jate Winnifred Chambers who died in 1975 . '

Pastor George Walt offic­iated the April 3, 1982 fun ­eral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment Harris Street Cemetery.

M~CPI Il~ H§ON: Selah Mac-lerson, 82~ died at lhe

Oxford Regional Nursing Home April I, 1982 .

Robert Johnston of-ficiated the 10 a.m . April 3, 1982 funeral service at Mc­Beath Funeral Home. In­terment in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, London.

Mrs. MacPherson was born in Port Soy, Scotland to the 1ate Mr. and Mrs. Gea­

r rge"Wo·od. She w'as'a 'mem: bel' of the ·Plymouth Breat­hern .

She was predeceased by her husband, the late Will­iam Findlay MacPherson.

She is survived by her daughter, Mrs . Joseph (Dorothy) Mcintyre of Lon­dOll.

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p~EI~ON: Hector G., a lhe Fealer Niagara General Hospital, on Sun­day, April 4, 1982. Hector G. Henderson of 5700 Robinson St., Niagara Falls. Beloved husband of Margaret (Gay­fer) MacKay Henderson and the late Bessie Har­rison. Dear brother of Mrs . Myrtle Orlando, of l<"'lorida; Mrs. H. (Mildred) Hardy; Mrs. Constance Starr; Charles W. Stuart, all of Toronto. Funeral service was held in the Henry Funeral Chapel, 5647 Main Street, Niagara Falls, on Wednesday, April 7, 1982 at 1:30 p.m. Donations to your favorite charily would be appreciated by the family.

BIRTHS

~~~r{~i . Tom and Pat . are p ease to announce the

birth of their first chiJd, a daughter, Kari Elizabeth Anne, born on Saturday, May 1, 1982, at Victoria ~ospital, London, weighing 4. pounds, 141J2 ounc~s.

t'!ttUIi Rick and Holly c ed of 71 Catherine

Strcet, Ingersoll, are pleas­ed 'to announce the safe. ar:-ival of their SOil, Richard Gordon Walter. He was born at Alexandra Hospital, May 12, 1982.

nUKEu : Linda ' and Phillip Baker, 75 Springbank Ave., Woodstock, joyfully an­nounce the birth of their child. Adrianna Ruby Helen was born May 15, 1982 at Alexandra Hospita 1, Inger­soil.

i\1It. and I\lrs. Ar'chie H~ n­SOl of H.H. I. Salford are plc(l~ed to annOlIDce the fort hcolll i rIg marriRge of (heir daughter Suzanne to Neil ~ son of Cornelius

: and r:rTlr1hl Stoop 'of n .R. 3 I Waillfleel The wedding will

take place on Sa t urday, : Ma,Y 29. 1982 in Salford , ,Untted Church.

I\IIL ill1d MI:S . Gordon I~ Putllam, WIsh to announce (he forthcoming marriage of their eldest daughter, Marion Louise, to Warren Bradley P£,e~lo son of Mr, and Mrs. a ler Peter-5011, Camrose, Alberta . The

: wedding will' lake place " Saturday, June 5, 1982 at

Putnam United Church.

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MACDONALD; Ron and (B~nnie are proud t~ an­nounce the birth of theIr. son Arron Gregory who arrived April 19, 1002 at 1: 04 p .m. weighing 7 poun~s, ~ ounces at Kincardine DIstrIct H?s­pital. Kincardine. Third Grandchild for Len and Fran MacDonald of Luck­now and first Grandchild for Doug and Marion Ham­mond of)ngersolJ.

~§VEI}1ll.: At ~Iexandra ospllal, on Apnl IB, 19B2,

to Mr. and Mrs . Paul McSherry, )2 Cross Street, Ingersoll, a daughter , Mar-ina Anne. .

:JNNESt Dave and Mary (nee·Ling), are pleased to announce the arrival of their 6 pound. 9 ounce b~by girl. on April 13, 1982, K~lsta Bilcen . A new baby Sister for Alyssa .

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1,~GG-Ht\M MIt arr Mrs. boor Legg of Belmont, Ontario, an­nounce with pleasure the fo r lhcoming marriage of their daughter Joanne Mar­garet to Mr. Robert Wayne Barker of Red Lake, On­tario. son o( Mr . and Mrs. Will(am Barker, R.R. 2, Ingersoll. Ontario. The wed­ding will take place on Saturday, May 15th ., 1982, at 4 o'clock at Kettle ~reek Park, Belmont, Ontano.

DEATHS

sym 'INSi: Helen M .. Col­lins, R R. 2, Mossley, died at her home Wednesday, April 14, 1982. .

Father Charles Campbell officiated the Friday, April • 16 1982 funeral service at Sn'cred Heart Church, In· gersoll . Interment at Holy Angels Cemetery, St. Thomas. The Catholic Wo­men's League Rosary was April 15' and parish prayers \vel'C said April 15.

Born in Melbourne, On­tario, Mrs . Collins was a member of Sa.cred Heart Church and the Catholic Women's League .

She is sW'vived by her husband, James Collins; her son James, at home; her daughters Mrs. William ((;eraldille) Newcombe of H.R 2, Dorchester, Sister

: Sheila , C.S.J., of tv! l. Sl. Joseph, London, and Mrs. Judith Javornik, also of Londoll .

DEATHS

U1ot\::'UII, UIt:U Ht!Ullesuay, April 14, 1982 at Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital.

A memorial service was held Friday, April 16 at 7 p.m ., at the Kingdom Hall Jehovah Witness, Ingersoll. Place of interment Inger:soll Rural Cemetery. . '

Born in Oxford County, Mr. Vyse is survived ~y his wife, Adeline Hollands . Also ' surviving is his mother, Edna Vysc of Woodstock ; . his SOilS Larry Vyse of Ingersoll and Dan, at home; daughters Mrs. Ronald (Nancy) Pope of R.R. 4, Ingersoll, and his grand· children Tonya and Bryan Pope and Crystal and Step- i

~~PUt<~SOtx ; Rita Step- hen Vyse . nenson , .R. 3, Ingersoll, Mr. Vyse is also survived died at Victoria Hospital, by his brothers William of London, April 18, 1982. Listowel , Donald of Inger-

Born in Barry's Bay, Mrs. soil 'James of Foldens, Stephenson is survived by ! Ga;y of London, and David her husband Joseph; her ~ of R.R. 5, Ingersoll; and his son Michael, at home, nd sisters Mrs. Harris (Helen) her daughter Sheila. of Lon- McLary of Woodstock, Mrs . don. : Jack (Shirley) Hudson of Sl.

She was a member of ' I Catherines, Mrs. Marjorie Sacred Heart Catholic Cooke of Agincourt, Mrs. Church and of the Catholic , , Olive Fielder of Ingersoll, , Women's League. Mrs. David (Cathrine) Mc-

OffiCiating the funeral Allisler of Kerwood and service were Father C. Judith of Agincourt. Campbell, Father J . Will, iams, Father E . Murray, Father Robert Morressey, Father M. Dalton and Msgr. V.H . Grespan . The CWL and KOC Rosaries were said April 20, 1982. .

Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Also surviving are her sislers Mrs . Marie Mitchell of Dorchester, Miss Gert­rude Howe of London, and l\tlrs. Mary Lockwood of Delaware; and six grand­children.

Mrs . Collins was pre­deceased by her brothers Thomas, Francis alld Leo Howe.

Pallbearers were Wood· row Hagoerty, Jim Revell,

i Stan Shannon, John New­i man, Larry McDonald and

Robert Seldon.

WEIlB,..;. Lillian A. Webb aIed Wednesday, April 21 at Marsdale Mannor, Cam­bridge at lhe age of 84. She was f~rmerly of Ingersoll. Mrs. Webb waspredeceas­ed by her husband, the la~e Arthur Webb, in 1975. She IS

survived by her daughters Mrs. George (Olive) Kelly of Sault Sl. Marie, Mrs. Douglas (Evelyn) Lefrowof Calgary and Mrs. George (Helen) Foster of Cam­bridge.

Pa.llbearers were Leo Mit­chell, Thomas Lockwood, William O'Brien, Neil Corn­elissen, William Irwin and Hank StuyL

Also surviving are her brothers Alfred, Lewis and Sam, her sisters Noreen, Kalhlean, Anna and Clara, nine grandchildren, 1G great grandchildren and three great, great gra~dchildr~n.

A private famIly servIce was held at the Coults and Sons Funeral Home, 96 St. Andrews Street, Cam­bridge, Friday. April 23, 1982. Cremation followed .

Mrs. Webb was the for­mer Lillian Treen .

BIRTHS

HALL: Stephen and Janet 1'Ia'IT:7r Ottawa, are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a son, Kevin Edward, on April 30, 1982. Weight 7 pounds, 14 ounces.

~~~IE~. Dan and Judi nee: Cwnmings) proudly

announce the birth of Sarah's wee brother, Brian Scott, born April 30, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital, Inger­soll, weighing seven pounds, 11 ounces. Third grandchild for Norm and Bern Cum­mings of Thamesford, and ninclh for Viola and Albert Anstee of Salford. Special thanks to Dr. Rae and second floor staff.

BO~afiu~oa~ and Tammy Me , !rCharles Street, East, are pleased to an­nounce the May I, 1982 birth of their son, M}chael Rob­ert. Special thanks to Drs. Kirk and Reener and the nurses on second floor . WARDEN: John and Carol, 151!reenvalley Drive, Kit­chener, Ontario, are happy -lo announce the birth of their daugther, Kathleen' Bernadette, on April 30, 1982, at Kitchener Waterloo Hospital, weighing 9 pounds, 5 ounces . Welcome first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warden, Inger­soll.

DEATHS

} IEYERS: At her residence on Thursday, May 6, 1982. Mrs. M . Elhel (Simpson) Meyers of Blake in her 73rd year. Beloved wife of the lale Charles S. Meyers (1973). Dear Sister of Mrs. Ray . (Doris) Bowman of Ingersoll. Mrs . Meyers was predeceased by one brother, Mark Simpson (1965) and one sisler I Mrs. Ira (Flor­ence) Burge (1979). Also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Visitalion at lhe Westlake Chapel of Michael P. O'Con­nor Funeral Homes, 49 Gos­hen Street N., Zurich after 7 p.m . Saturday and 2-4 and 7-9 on Sunday. Funera I ser­vice will be conducted from tile chapel on Monday, May 10 at 3 p.m. wilh Rev. Barbara Laing officiating. Interment to follow in Bay­field Cemelery .

Donations to the Canadian Diabetic Association will be greatly appreCiated.

BIRTHS

PHOULX: Jaymi is pleased to 4\lllloun-c'e lhe birth of her sisler, Ka.thryn Erin, B pounds, 10 ounces, born June 5 at Alexandra Hos­pital. Many thanks to Dr . Dalton and second floor nurses. Parents.are Randy and Kevan-

UEA~U: Wayne and Linda Heal, R.R. 5, rngersoll, joyfully announce the safe arrival of a baby daughter, Heather Lce. She was born at Alexandra Hospital, May 22, 1982. I

DEATHS

-rU'JU~Hif ' t;!;.: . Patri~ia Anne ( . a t Plckersgll1, H.R. 2, Ingersoll, died at Vidoria Hospital, London, ,1lttlC 2, HJ82. She was 3\.i­years-old.

Mrs . Pitkersgill is sur­vived by her parents, Ken <lnd Jmlc Corbett of Inger­sull; lIer husband Jim, and her childt'en Trevor, Kyle and Charlotte. all at home.

Also surviving are her grancimothcl's .I\1rs. Nellie lVlahnr of IIlgersoll and Mrs, Beatrice Corbett of TillsoIl­burg; and her sislers Shar­Oil of London, Janice Cor­betl - Salmonal of Toronto and Sntldee of London.

Born in Tillsonburg, \Vlrs. Pickersgill W<lS (\ member of the United Church . Hev. Carmen Iloibrough and HC'v. Hoger' McColllbe of­ficialed the June 5. Hl82 fUJleral at Mcllralh Funeral Ilotlle. Intcrlllent at l'-:lJen­ezer Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Doris alld Jack lIayward, K<lthy

ann Ceorge 1\101na" and B01lltie <llJd J,n;k Wllyte

U . ,'lts: \\'illinlll Hive)'s, H.H.!l, IIgl'r~oll, dice! June I, l!lB2 ~lt A ic>x<1I1tira Jlos­piUli ~It the age of 8ri.

lie is survived hv his wife J':lsiL'; his SOliS Bill-of IUL ri, Illg('l'~oll, K(~il 11 of Chrlms­ford, ,me! (;I(,llil of Hocky ~Jo\.lll(aill House, Alberta, ilnd grc\ll(khildrt'll Kevin, G;lil lIllU Tllerl'sll .

1\11'. Hi vcrs was born ill \Vest Oxford Towl\ship. lie W{lS a f[ll'lner and a mem ber of Foldens United Chlll'ch.

J{rv.· Earl L.lckey offici­cited the .Junc :3, 1\}H2 funeral service at 1\'I<.:13e<lth Funeral Home. Intermenl at tile Oxford Memorial Park Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Jot;n Van Hyswyck, M<Illrice Mil­IaI'd. Steven Phillips, Harry Sh'Hltlik, Brllce Hivers alld HusseJi Hivers.

JH1!ul}~ON: lIelen ltobin­SOil. 21 Dr<ln Crest., Inger­soll. died at the age of 71, I\I(lY 1!J. 1 ~JH2 at Viclori:.l llospil.d. London.

HOl'n ill LhIlHJ;IS, Mrs. Hob i nsoll W (IS predeceased by her hushand Gordon, in I!JHO .

She is survived by her d,wghters Mrs. How(lrd (lJarbarn) Grillin of Inger­soll, [VII'S. DOli (J(Hlt:.~) Baker of SI. Alllle's and Judy of Torollio. Also slIrviving are her sis! ers 1\1 rs. M arci(l GnlveJle of Troy alld [\'lrs. St ell:l Walling of lIamillon. 1\11'5. Hobinson is survived by six grandchildren and olle grC'al gnllldchild.

Hev. Tom Griffin of­ficiated the .Iulle 1. 191\2 fUIl('nll service at I\1tBeath Ji'utlcr:1I J lome. Interment III Grove Ceilletery, Oun­eias.

~ flelen \OVark, 10 Noxon SI reel, Ingersoll, died MllY 30. HlB2.

Hoi'll to I he 1;lle Mr. and ~Irs. \\'illiam 1\1;ll'I\:IY of Ingersoll, lVII'S . W~rk W;IS a 1111'1111)(']' of ,"il . I ';lul's Pres­hylcri4l11 Church, 01. Paul's' Choir. :lIld she worked at Coyle ;III<J Greet· Jewellers for a number of years .

She W<lS predecca.'~cd by her iHlsbatld Hobert, ill 19G8.

I\lrs. Wark is survived by her SOil Bill of RH. 5, Godericll, and her grano-' childretl Luuf'(l Hobin Craig, Tall and lVlcighan. '

Hev. Juhn Jennings und HL'v. Doug I <IS Gordon olfici­(lted Ille .Julie 2, 19H2 [ulleral ~ervice at MeBe<lth Funeral J lome. During the service I\mazing Grace Wmj played on the bag pipes and the organ.

Interment at Jllgr.rsoll HUI'D.I Cemelery.

HILL ; Kathl'ine Hill, 2G8 Mutual Street, Ingersoll, died at Victoria Hospital May IG, 1982, at the age of 20 .

Born ill lngersoll, Miss llill is survived by her parents IVII. and Mrs. Geof­frey Hill of Ingersoll, her daughter April, and her sisters, Linda Pellow Woodstock, Mrs. Susa~ Sloat, Ingersoll and Carren DLlniel, Ingersoll.

She is also survived by scveraillieces and neplJews.

Officiating at lhe fUIleral service was Reverend Tom Griffin . Interment was at 7th Line Cemetery.

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TilE ~~~un~ produclioll ' com pany proudly announ-ces the new 1982 model: Jennifer Edna Dawn . Wheel oase 21 inches, weight 7 pounds, four ounces. De­signer and engineer: Ted ~ickard ; Production en­glllccr : Sharon Hickaro (Flewelling); Assembly line workers: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Flewelling of Niles­tOWl1, and Mr . and Mrs . Boyd Rickard of Mossley. Technical Director'; Dr. Alex Bohdanowicz of Dor­ciJesler. Model released at ' 11 :33 p.m. June 2, 1982. Features free squealing, water cooled, exhaust and thangeable: seat covers. This model can be seen at H.R. 5, Ingersoll. The man­ufacturer guarantees_ flO

other model (his year.

FOLKEM": At Alexandra Hospital on June 15, 1982 to Luke and Marg Folkema, FUt 2, Mt . Elgin, a son Marlen Alden .

~t\y ITZ: Al Alexandra Hos­pital on June 16, 1982, lo Wayne and Di;tne Zavitz, 196 King Hiram Slreet, In­gersoll, a son Kevin Wayne .

SIlEW~ : Jack and Denise ,)hewan, of Richmonc\ B.C . nrc pleased to announce the "rrival of their first child, a daughter, on Sunday, June 20,1982, at 1: 17 a.m., weigh · ing 7 pounds, 6 ounces, at Hichmond General Hos­pitnL

DEATHS

WJL§9t>J: Elsie Mae Wilson, 64, of 32 Park Ave­nue, Ingersoll died June 19 1982 at Victoria Hospital: London .

Mrs. Wilson was born in Colbolt, Ontario and is sur­vived by husband Thomas Wilson.

She is survived by son Doug, of llurlington, daughter Mrs. Bill Fuller (PaO, of Ingersoll, brother Reg Bridson, of Windsor and sisters, Mrs . Grac~ Copeland, Mrs. Mona Bou­cher, both of Windsor, and four grandchildren .

Reverend Carmen Hol­brough officiated the June 22 service at the McBeath Funeral Horne.

Interment at the Harris Street Cemetery . BAINE~ Joseph Baines, 47, ofrKing Slreet Easl, Ingersoll, died at home June 14 .

Mr. Baines is survived by molher Mrs. Rosetta Baines, of Ingersoll, bro­lhers Bruce, of Deachville and Carl, of Ingersoll, and sister Mrs. Alfred Charron (Margaret) Wood .

Reverend Carmen Hol­brough conducted the ser­vice at McBealh Funeral Home June 16 .

Inlerment at Harris Street Cernetery. ' \. I, ·

H~))~ ELL: Bf cnda 1 we I, 18, or IUt 4 Inger-

soH, died June 11 in South­West Oxford .

Miss Bidwell was born in Ingersoll and attended In-

gersoll Disl riet Collegiat.e Institute. She was a mem­ber of the United Church .

She is survived by parents Janel and Gerald Bidwell of R.R. 4 Ingersoll, brothe; Brad at home, and grand­parents Mr . and Mrs . Clif­ford Whitfield, ofThessalon.

Audrey Whitney cOllduct-

ed the June 15 service at McBeath Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Rick Steele, David Manicom Chris Manicom, Paul Mani: com, Steve Hoover and Eric Johnson. '

Interment at Harris . Street Cemetery.

¥~~CtI i . Edna Groom, 17 rand s Street, Inger-soll, died at her home June 27, 1982. She was 81 years old .

Born in Bedford, Eng­land, to the late Mr . and Mrs. George Saunders, Mrs . Groom is survived by her husband Percy.

Also surviving is her son Ronald of R.R. 2, Ingersoll; her daughters Mrs . Law­rence (Grace.) Dolson of Woodstock and Mrs. Fred (Doreen) McKay of Nor­wich ; her brother George Saunders of London, and her sister Mrs. Rose Wayne of London.

Mrs . Groom is also sur­vived by 10 grandchildren.

She was predeceased by a brother, the late Harry Saunders, who died in 1938, and by a sister, the late Winnie Burrows , who died in 1962.

Oscar Clapp and Alex Mills will officiate at the funeral service , today, Wednesday, June 30, 1982, at McBeath Funeral Home at 2 p,m.

Interment at Ingersoll Rural Cemetery .

~ Edna Vyse, 79, for­merry-of 135 Carroll Street, Ingersoll died June 7 at Woodstock Gellcral Hos­pital.

Mrs . Vyse was pre-deceased by husband Wil­liam Vyse in 1968. She is survived by sons David . of Ingersoll, William . of Lis­lowel. Donald, of Ingersoll, james, of FoJdens, Gary of LOndon and was pre deceased by son llarry, daughters Mrs. Harris Mc­Lary< Helen). of Wood­stock, Mrs. Jack Hudson (Shirlcy), of Sl. Catharillcs, Mrs . Marjorie Cooke. of Agincolll't, Mrs . David 1'v1c­Allister (Catherine), of Ker­wood, Judith, of Toronto,

DEATHS

and Mrs . Olivc Fielder, of Ingersoll, brothet"s Harold Pressey, of Ingersoll, and Clifford, of St. Williams . She is also survived by 34 grand­children and 12 great­grandchildren .

Reverend John Jennings conducted the June 9 ser­vice at the McBeath Fun­eral Home. Pallbearers were Ed Donmoyer, Ken Vyse, Chris Vyse, Paul Cooke, Peter Vyse and Jim McAllister .

Interment at Ingersoll Rural Cemetery .

HAHBER: Suddenly at WoodS tock, New Brun-swick, on Friday, June 25, 1982, Max Ross Barber of 570 Norwich Avenue, W~od­slock. Onlario, in his 45th year . Beloved husband of the former Sandra (Sandy) Louise Swance. Dear father of Wendy and Becky at home. Son of Mrs. Mae Barber, of Woodstock and the late Roy Barber (1980), Dear brother of Mrs . Bill (Velma) Murphy, of st. Thomas, Melvin Barber of Salford, Mrs . Hazel Ay;es, of London; Mrs. Bertha Hunter, of Dunville; Gerald I3nrber, of Woodstock and Mrs. Gladys Dowling, of Ingersoll. Loving uncle of several nieces and nephews . Friends were received at the M.D. (Mac) Smith Fun­eral Home, 69 Wellington Street North, Woodstock where the funeral servic~ was held at 3:30 P.M . Tuesday, J Ulle 29, wi th illterment in Pleasant View Cemetery , Curries, Ontario. Memorial contribulions to the Woodstock and District Association for the Menlally Retarded or the Canadian Arthritic Association would be appreciated by the fam­ily .

MOYER: Stella Mae Moyer, 203 Lisgar Avenue, Tillsonburg, formerly of Ingersoll, died Monday, June 28, 1982 at Sl. Joseph's Hospital, London.· She was 80 years old.

Born in South Norwich Township, December 26, 189G, Mrs. Moyer was the daughler of the late James Com peau and the former Florence Cooper. ,I

She was predeceased by her first husband, the late Thomas Sitts, in 1956, and by her second husband, lhe late Squire Moyer, in 1975.

She is survived by her sons Robert Sitts of Beach­ville, Murray Sitts of Til·

, Isonburg and stepsons Slew­art Moyer of Ingersoll and Ken Moyer of Woodstock. Also surviving is her dau­ghter Mrs . William (Betty) Baxter of Tillsonburg and her stepdaughter Mrs. C. (Doris) Clark of Ingersoll.

Mrs. Moyer is survived by her brothers Lloyd and Lyle Compeau, both of Tillson­burg, her sisters Mrs. lIar- -old (Florence) Wallace of Tillsonburg and Mrs. Geo­rge (Beatrice) Green of R.R. 1, Brownsville, seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

She was predeceased by two brothers, the late How­ard Compeau and the late Delbert Compeau.

Jim Girling of Delmer United Church offidated lhe WedIlesday, JUlie 30, 1982

. runeral service at Ostrctn­der Funeral Home in Til­lsonburg. Place of inter­ment Tillsonburg Cetnet· ery.

Donations to the charity of your choice would be greatly appreciated by the family.

IliCIiTEH: Hoberl W. ni~rlt tr=:="193 Washington Street, Thamesford. died July 2, 1982 at his home. He was 74 years old .

Mr. Richter is survived by his wife, the former Martha Jane Kenney; his son Rob­ert E. of R.R. 2, Hamilton, and his daughter-in-law Doreen.

Also surviving i~ his grandson David.

Mr. Richter was pre­deceased by two brothers, the late Earle and Gordon Richter; and predeceased by three sisters, the late Frances Jamieson, the late Hazel Harris, and the late Dorothy McPhedran.

Mr. Richter was employ­ed at General Motors Diesel for over 25 years and was a member of Westminster United Church .

Pastor Hoss Hargreaves officiated the July 5, 1982

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funeral service at Car­rothers - Belzner FuneraJ Home, Thamesford. Inter­ment at Zion 7th Line Ceme­tery.

Pallbearers were Alex Fraser, Gerald Richmond George Simpson. Loui~ Gratton, Paul Gratton and Al Meyer.

Rt.\Tt;S: George Douglas Ga es, 119 Byron Street, Thamesford, died a t the age of 87 June 27, 1982, at his home.

Born in Oregon, USA, Mr. Gates worked as a farmet and sawmill operator.

He Was predeceased by his wife, the late Sara Jane McIntosh.

He is survived bv his sons John of Thamesfo;'d, Doug. las of Salford and Mac of H.R. 3. Lakeside. Also sur. viving are his brothers Al­fred and John, both of Oregon, noy of Ca1ifornia' sisters Lola, Katherine and C.Jara, all of Oregon, and mile grandchildren.

He was predeceased by {\vo brothers and olle sister. . Hev. John Jennings offie­l<lled the ~une 29, ]982 funeral service at Car~ rot hers - Detzr:er Funeral Home in Thamesford. Inler­ment at Townline Cern­elery.

Pallbearers were Mr. Gates' gralldsons. Allan, Doug, George and Hobert Gates.

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AT Alexandra Hospital, on July 5, 1982, to Jim Brown­::icombe and Pat DaHan, 2l1S·102, .Th,nnes St. North, Ingersoll, a son, Shawn \\'esley Brownscombe, weighing six pounds, 9 oun­ces.

DUHHAM: Bruce and Pat wee Knox), of Ingersoll are pleased t9 announce the birlh of their daughter Tracey Melissa, born on June 22, 1982, at Woodslock Gencral Hospital, weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces. A liltle sister for Timmy and Tre­vor. Proud grandparents tire l'v1r. and Mrs. Charles Knox of Embro, and Mr. Harry Durham of Ingersoll.

!\ ICM lJI 11,ltti : Ross and Joyce (nee Ju\l) are happy to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a dau­ghter, Ashley Jordan, on July 6, 1982 at Woodslock Gelleral Hospital weighing 6 pounds, two ounces. Proud grandparents are Mrs L;\Ura McMullen (Killgour) ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jull of Norwich. SpeLial thanks to Dr. Clare Westmacott and staff. Sher­Iy l,()ckwood ami nurses 011

tile third floor O.B .

, JI 'H' lY !~Wd Dalla and Val­ene are pleased to an-noulice '1 he arrival of their d,llIghter, Sara Elizabelh on July 1:3, 19B2. A sister for HDbert allu James.

FEHHQJY ' Hick and Debbie are pleased to announce the arl'i ViI! of their daughter, JennIfer Mary Lynne a sweet sisler for Richie. Bol'll on July 15, 1982 at 7:01 p.m .

W)TP4M fF: Ross and Trish Hatcl:~fe, 386 Wclling­ton Stl:eet, Ingersoll, are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Jesse David. He was born July 14, 1982 at Alexalldra Hospital, Ingersoll :

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SELDON: E. Gerlrude Sel­~Oll, 01 Notlawasaga Ont­ario altd formerly of Tor­onlo, diet! Saturday, July IU, 1!H32. SlIe was 102 years old.

Born iil North Oxford Township to the late Mr. and 1\ll's. William Seldon, she was a secretary and teacher, and a member of the United ChuJ'(.!h of Can­ada .

Miss Seldon is survived by several relatives includil1g Mr. tlnd Mrs. Douglas Elliotls of Toronto and Dr. n. Seldon DOUlT, also of Toronto.

Hev. John Jennings of­ficiated the T~esday, July 13, 19B2 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home . Jnterme/lt at Ingersoll Hural Cernetery.

Pallbearers were Richard Seldoll, Dr. HaJph DOllrr, UaJph DOlin and Donald Hose.

ECI,I I,\Hf T: Hazel Eck­hart , 2D Victoria Slreet, Ingersoll, died CIt Alexandra 1J0spitai Tucsday, July 13, 1~182: She \\'llS 90 years old .

BOI'lI in Trycarmel , she \\'DS a mCllliJE'1' of the First Baptist Church.

She was prcc\cecilsed by her husband, the late Lau­SOli Eckhardt, who died in 1967 .

J\lrs . Eckhardt is sur­vi VE'd bv her SOilS Johll of H.H. 2, ingersoll, William of Ingersoll; daughter I\1rs. Clifford (MDrion) Hines of Juno Beach,. Florida, and · Long Poi lit; 13 grandchil­ren (111(115 great grandchild­ren .

She was a Iso predeceased by ol\e daughter, the late Kathleen IlesJop .

Hev. n. J . Simpson of­ficiated the Thursday, July 15, 1982 fUl\eral service at I\JcBcath l'~lIncral lIome. Interment at thc Harris St reet Cemeterv.

Pallbearers \~'erc Phillip Eckhardt, Jim Eckhardt, Allan Heslop, Michael !Jines. Hick Wilson and G,\I 'Y LCltill1C'l'.

\ I\N MH'; Ll<;N: I\nna Wi!­Ie llllna Van ~olelen, R. R. 2, Ml. Elgin, died at the age of G3 011 Thursday, ,July 15,1932 at Tillsonburg District Me­nlOrial Hospital.

Born ill Waardefluurg, Hollalld, to the Jate Mr. and I\lrs . . !!lco!> Nyhoff of 1101-1~\I\{.l, Mrs. VLlll Soelcll was a lIIember of lhe Emmanuel Heformcd Church, Wood­slock.

She is sW"vived by her husbal\d I1ennanus; her SOil

Albert of E(1slwood, and her daughters Mrs. Hank (Anna) Vanderbrink of Spurt<1, Mrs. Gary (Wilma) Ykema of RH.. 4, Wood-

stock, Mrs. Dick (Betty) De Vries of Millgrove, and Mrs. Dick (Joan) Heeg of Peter­borough.

She is also survived by five brothers. all in Holland, and by 12 grandchildren.

Hev. R. Hartmans offici­ated the Monday, July 19, 1982 funeral service at Me· BeaU} Funeral Home. Inter­ment at the Harris Street Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Glen Cole, Phillip Moulton, Abe Boestert,. Ted Ykema, Len Donker and Gerradus Vall I\sselt.

ALLISON: Murray Allison 'of Verschoyle died at Alex­andra Hospital Friday, July W, 1982.

Born in Dereha m Town­ship to the late Mr . and Mrs. Frank Allison,. he was a farmer and a member of Verschoyle Uniled Church.

Mr. Allison is survived by his wife Jean; his daughters Mrs. Donald (Donna) Hay­cock of Waterloo and Mrs. Howard (Marlene) Uudd of RH. 5, Ingersoll; his brot­hers Harry and William, bot h of Ingersoll, and sister Mrs . Hoss (Mary) McHae of Norwich. Also surviving are six grandchildren.

Mr. Allison was pre­deceased by his sister SRrllh, who died in 1979.

Rev. Lorenzo Rameriz of­ficiated the Monday, July 19 fUlleral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Inlerment at the Ebenezer Cemetery .

Pcil1bearers were Carl Sackrider, Roy Bain, Vern Simmons, Halph Swartout, Ken Graydon, Harry Beal and Earl Dynes.

A NN()U N(:EMJ~N'J'S

i\IH. and Mrs. J.D. Walsh of Clwlk Hivcr, wish""tO'an­nounce the engagement of their d<lugther, Karen 1\1<lJ'ic to 1\'11'. Philip Gordon llill1.. soll of Delbert BaH o( S'Cml)orotlgh and Ms. Helen Berry of Conestoga. The wedciing will lake place in St. Anthony's Roman Cath­olic Church, Chalk River, on Allgust 21, 1982 .

SOl\IEHS: 011 the occasion of tbe 50th wedding anniver­sary of Bert alld Glaciys Somers the family inviles relatives and friends to an open house on July 24 at the 1"irsL I3aplisl S.S. Hall from 2-4 p.m. Best wishes only.

i\1It. Cllld Mrs. Harold Ro­botllall1 of (ngersoll m 'r • F · • tappy to announce the forthcoming marriage of Iheir daughter, Mary Lou to HOIl<1ld WCI. lIer, son of Mr. alld Mrs. WI ord Wagner of Salford . The wedding will t;.lke place August 14,1982 at ·':30 p.m . ill St. James Anglicall Church, Ingersoll .

Fit YEH: Mr. and Mrs. IInroJ J J. I"rye!', Ingersoll, nre plensed to announce the forth coming marriage of tht'ir only daughter, Dianne Madeleine to James Charles ~~ son of Mrs. Cather­lIJe uick and the late Freddl'ick S. Quick, London. 'l1IC wedding will take place 011 Saturday, August 14, 1982 ~l 4 p.m . at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in. In­gersoll.

BIRTHS

SKINNEl1: Laurie Skinner, 189 Stanley Street, Thames­ford, is pleased to announce the birth of her son, Ian Jeffrey, born May 27,1982 at Alexa ndra Hospi tal.

STRATIID~: Jim and Wendy Strar dee, R.R. 5, Jngersoll, proudly announce the birth of their daughter Angela Elizabeth, born May 'Xl at Alexandra Hospital.

~rRSO~ : Leon and c elnderson (nee Irwin), 7 ' Witly Avenue, Ingersoll, are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Jason Daniel, born on May 18, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital.

r~oo~ : Diana and ~eve(} J1!J ord, B.C. would like to announce the birth of their son, Adam Matthew, on May 28, 1982. A brother for Eric Michael.

DEATHS

WATKINS: Suddenly at lus residence,' 256 Oxford Street, Apartment 8, Inger· soil, Roger Rowland Wat­kins in his 72nd year. Deeply loved husband of Lee, loving father of Pamela Rutis­hauser, of Ingersoll and Stephen of Toronto, grand­father of Suzanne, Jessica and David . A memorial service was held on Tues­day, May 25 at 10 a.m. at the

chapel of Mount Pleasant Cemetery, London . Dona­tions to the Canadian Can­cer . Society would be ap­preciated by the family . Memorial Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

BHUCE; Lena Bruce, 137 ~ Street East, Inger­soll, died at Alexandra Hos­pital, Ingersoll, on May 15, 1982, at the age of 83 .

Daughter of the latE' Mr. and Mrs. WiHiam Ham­mond, she is sw-vivcd .~y her husband William, brot­hers Ross Hammond, of R.R. 4, Embro, Harley of Banner, Stanley o( Inger­soll, and daughter Mrs . Isabel Wilson of Ingersoll.

She was predeceased by her brother, Wilburn Ham­mond, her sister, Oliveen Clendenning, and her son Stanley. She has two grand­children and three great­grandchildren .

Officiating at the funerql was Reverend Carmen Hol­brough . Interment at Ban­ner Cemetery.

HILL: B:athrine Hill, 268 "M"lit'Ua1 Street, Ingersoll, died at Victoria Hospital Wednesday, May 19, 1982, at the age of 20.

Born in Ingersoll, Miss Hill is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs . Geof­frey Hill of Ingersoll, her daughter April, and her sisters, Linda Pellow, Woodstock, Mrs. Susan Sloat, Ingersoll, and Carren Daniel, Ingersoll.

She is also survived by several nieces and hephews.

Officiating at the funeral service was Reverend Tom GriHin. Interment was at 7th Line Cemetery.

~IlXWlf'§; James Bry­ges, 159 Merritt Street,

Ingersoll, died at Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll, May 22, 1982.

Rorn in EmmiskiJIes Township, Mr . Brydges' is survived by his wife, LiI~ lian, brothers AJvin, Vin­cent, Ross, Eldon and Jack, of Sarnia, Arthur, of Scar­boro, Lorne of London, and sister Mrs . Norman Wilson, of Wyomillg.

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sons Jim, of Ingersoll, Bill of Wdodstock, and daugh­lers Mrs. Sam Blakely of Tillsonburg, Mrs . Dianne Walerman of Edmonton and Mrs. Bob Tompkins of lngersoll.

Mr . Brydges was pre­dece(1sed by his brother, Edwin, and two sisters Kathleen Jackson, and Frances, and one son, Tommy. He had 10 grand­children .

Officiating at the funeral service was the Reverend Carmen Holbrough . Pall­bearers were Sam Blakely, Bill Joyce, Chuck Devine, Roy Gouch, Bill Goodwin, and SIan Ulch. Interment was at Harris Street Cemet­ery. '

B.;\HRATI.; At Ormond ~each ,Fiorjda, on Tuesday, May 18, Archibald Dan, son of the late Daniel Barratt and Amy While. Predeceas­ed by a brother Bethuel (963) sisters Dorothy Fair­banks (963) Amy Marshall (1981). Surviving is wife Goldie, da ughters Gayle and Amy, Florida, a sister­in-law Mabel Barratt, Bea­chviUe, several nieces and a nephew.

NASII: Clayton, at the WOOdStock General Hos­pital on Thursday, May 27, 1982, Clayton Murray Nash of Erieau, formerly of Lon~ don, in his 76th year. Be­loved husband of Ruth Mar­ion (Sims) Nash. Dear fat­her of Franklin of Pet­awawa, Mrs. WiUiam (Mar­garet) Davies and Mrs. Jean Johnston, both of Woodstock and Mrs. Gary (Mary) Smith of Ingersoll. Alsosurviving are 12 grand­childrfn and four great­grandchildren. Friends will be recei ved at the McFar­lane and Roberts Funeral Home, Lambeth, Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service will be con, ducted by Rev. Thomas B. Murray of All Saints An­glican Church, Woodstock on Saturday, Moy 29 at 9 a.m . Interment in Mt. Bry­dges Cemetery. Donations to the Canadian C~ncer Society gratefully acknow­ledged .

BIHTHS

~E~Yl\I~b\i Do~g and Deb­ora, ngersoH, a son Joshua Charles, born at Ingersoll Alexandra Hos­pital.

ItJ\Nl)FO~ - On Sunday, AprIl t iF. Ellen Ruther­ford (Nellie) Handford, widow of Gamel Alexander · Handford, Indian Head, Sask., age 92 years . The funeral service was held in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Indian Head, Sask ., on Tuesday, April 6, 1982, at

. 2 p.m. The Reverend Char­les A. Scott officiated. In­terment in the Indian Head Cemetery. Mrs. Handford was predeceased by her husband, Garnet Alexander Handi.ord, in September of 1965 ; infant son, John; five brothers and three sisters. She is survived by two daughters: Marion ~ Jackson of Indian Head, Mrs. Ci{)rdon (Eunice) Pat­erson of Ingersoll, Ontario; five sons: Bill of Regina, Gilbert and Melvin of Pin­cher Creek, Alberta, Mervin of Indian Head, Reg of Calgary; 36 grandchildren, 42 great-grandchildren ; one brother, Bill Tullis of Bran­don, Manitoba . Mrs. Hand­ford was known for her

- unselfish concern for others and her hospitality . At an age when most people re­tire, Mrs . Handford com­menced working at the Iri­dian Head Orange Home and worked there for 12

, years. Her tireless and un­selfish devotion to the child­ren earned her respect and life-long friends. She re­mained an ardent gardener all her life, winning many prizes at the annual Hort­icullure Show. The measure of her worth may be sum­med up in a few words by a former resident of the In-

! dian Head Orange Home; 'She gave honor to lhe word kindness.' Mrs . Handford will be sadly missed by her family and friends and will remain an inspiration to all those who lovcd hcr . If friends so desire, conlribut­iUlis lo the Orange Benevo­lant Society, 1954 Angus Street, Regina, may be tokens of remembrance. Ar­rallgements in care of Tub­man Funeral Home .

BIRTHS

PENDlNG the arrival of our new bandmaster the Salvation Army Youth Music Classes shall be com­mencing in the fall. For more information and to register phone Bob at 485-1396.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

WINNER of raffle ticket for John's Sunoeo Sio Pitch Team 50-50 draw, was Margaret Messenger, ticket number 094.

TilE forthcoming marriage of Patricia Ann Redford, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Redford, Ingersoll, and the late Thomas Redford, to Mark Andrew f:leischer., son of Mr. and Mrs, Theo­dore Fleischer, alsQ of In­gersoll, is annowlced. The wedding will lake place Saturday, August 7, 1982at 1 p.m. at SL James' Anglican Church, IngersolL

DEAl'HS

EH LIND <' • Irma an er in en, 19, of Main

Street, Beachville died at her residence June 20, 1982.

Miss Van Der Linden was born in Montfoort, Holland, was a student at Woodstock Collegiate Institute, and a member of Sacred Heart Church.

She is survived by parents Paul and Ann Van Der Linden, of Main Street, Beachville, and brothers Peter of Kitchener, and Gary of Ingersoll. She was the granddaughter of Ger­ardus Knoop, of Holland.

Falher Charles Campbell condu~ted the June 24 ser­vice at the l'vlcBeath Fun­eral Home. Parish Prayers were held June 23.

Pallbearers were Gerald Knoop, John Knoop, Peter Knoop, Gerry Knoop, Tony Knoop and Grant Fallow­field. Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery, Wood­stock.

lrU 9 MPRQNi.. Lloyd Thompson, 403 Central Ave­nue, London, died on Thurs­day, July 22, 1982 'at his home. !"Ie was 67-years-old.

Born in Winnipeg, Mani­toba, Mr. Thompson was buried Saturday, July 24, 1982. Pastor George Watt officiated the funeral ser­vice at McBeath Funeral Horne. Interment at the Harris Street Cemetery.

Mr. Thompson is survived by his' wife, the former Laurene Smith; hIs son

. Robert of Windsor; and his three daughters, Mrs. David (Patricia) Edwards of Owen Sound, Mrs. Jeanne Hays of Windsor and Mrs. Kenneth (Kathryn) Sle.mko of Ottawa.

Pallbearers were Bill Meoni1l, Jim Mennil.l, Rue­ben Clark, Tom Mennill Max Smith and David Beatty.

LAUGIUNGroN; Max· welJ Laughington, 106 Charles Street East Ing. ersoll, died Friday, J~lY :lJ,

1982 at his home. He was 65-yea rs-old.

Born to the late Mr. and Mrs . Oscar Laughington in Nokomis, Saskatchewan, Mr. Laughington worked as a . millwright. He was a member of the Ingersoll Green Giant Optl~list Cl~b and an honorary member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 119, Ingersoll. . Mr. Laughington is sur­vived by his sons Bob of Salford and Ken of Thames­ford, his daughter Mrs. Maxine Henniger of Lon­don, and his brother Reg Laughington of Edmonton, Alberta.

Rev. Tom Griffin offic­iated the Monday, July 26, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment at Ingersoll. Rural Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Grant Swackhammer, Bill Wal­lace, John Steele, David Hernandez, Hoss Townson and Jim Barker.

~~t4u.& Isabell Louise ( a terson) Webster, (Char­tered life underwriter) died

- in Hamilton. Ontario on I Thursday, July 22, 1982.

Mrs. Webster is survived by her daughter, Patricia Edwards of Hamilton . Also surviving are four grand­children and three great grandchildren. .

She was predeceased by her husband, lhe lale Edward M. Webster, who died in 1953, and by her parents the late Richard and Emma Paterson of Ingenioll.

Private family interment was held Monday at 3 p.m. in the Ingersoll Rural Ceme­tery.

.Jt~U.{iI~~A~t'P · Frances llolmes) Hargreaves died Friday, July 16. 1982 at Woodstock General Hos­pital.

Born in Beachville, Mrs. Hargreaves was a member of the United Church.

She is survived by her husband John R. Har­greaves; by her parents Mr . and Mrs. Albert Woot­ton; . her son Albert of London; daughters Mrs. Lori (June) Staples of In­gersoll; Mrs. Gerald (Marg­aret) Carn of Woodslock and Mrs. John (Pat Steele) of Ingersoll; her stepchild­ren Ross Hargreaves of Kintore; Albert Hargreaves of Woodstock and Laurene Hargl'ea ves, also of Wood­slack.

Mrs. Hargreaves is also survived by her brother Kingsley Wootton of St. Catherines; by 14 grand­childrell and by 22 great grandchildren.

She was predeceased by her husband, lhe late Ben Holmes, who died In 1945.

Ross Hargreaves officiat­ed the Monday, July 19, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment at Ingersoll Hural Cemet­ery.

FOSTER: Cecil Maurice Foster of R.R. 4, Thamcs­ford, died July 14, 1982 at Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, at the age of 66.

Mr. Foster, originally from Alliston, was a retired industrial carpenter. He pastored {or nine years at the Thamesford Baptist Church, of which he was a member.

He is survived by his wife, the former Mary Knapp; his son Glenn of Embro; dau­ghter Mrs. Lois (Andrew) Robertson of London and Lorraine of Waterloo; bro­thers Bruce of Ingersoll and Elgin of Chatham; sister Mrs. Vera Doan of Toronto and five granddaughters. He was predeceased by his brothers Lloyd, Norman, Keith and Clarence.

The funeral service was held at the Thamesford Baptist Church with Rev . Glenn Ryder and Pastor Roger Freeman offiCiating . The funeral was July 16, 1982 at 3:30 p.m. Interment followed at Alliston Union Cemetery, Alliston.

Pallbearers were Mike Saunders, Wally Cortes, John Wilderspin, Donald Bellaire, Don Poyntz and Murray Sumner.

'~SACK ; Charles Arn-01 ossack, Woodingford Lodge, Woodstock, and formerly of R.R . 2, Tham esford, died July 14, 1982 at the age of 76 in Woodstock General Hospital.

Mr. Hossack, a retired farmer, was .born in East Nissouri Township.

He is survived by his brothers George of Detroit, Kenneth of Peterborough; sisters Margaret (Mrs. Bruce Brow n) of London; Florence (Mrs. Grant Pel­ton) of London, and Gladys (Mrs. Frank Heid) of Bar­rie . lie is alsQ survived by his sister-in-law Mrs. Alex (Isabel) Hossack of R.n.. 2, Thalllcsford, and several nieces and nephews. and great-nieces and greal­ncph~ws.

He was predeceased by his brother Alex, who died in 1979, and by his brother Nelson who died in 19li5.

The funeral service was held at the Carrothers­Uetwer Funeral Home July 16,1982 at 2 p.m., with Hev . Wesley Ball of Westminster Uniled Church officiatillg . Intermcnt followcd at North Embro Cemetery.

·Pallbearers ~ere Mark Talbot. Gerry Prlton, Don McKay, Rod Reid. Marlin Hossack. and Alex Hossack.

JOIIN~TON: Douglas Charles jO~lstOrl, H.H. 2. Thorndale. died JlIl~' 10. 1\:182 at fhe agt' of :lli ill st. Marys Hospital

Originally from LOlldon, Mr . Johnston lived most of his life in West Nissouri Township. He worked as a small 1001 repairman at GM Diesel for 10 years. He was an active member of the Thorndale and district slo­pitch league ·and was the lead man with the West Nissouri Tug of War team.

Mr. Johnston is survived by his wife, the former Lois Pardy; his daughters Pam, Julie and Cindy, all at home; brothers Edward of London and sisters Mrs. Marijeall (Lloyd) Hen­shaw of Echo Bay, and Mrs. Marlene (Don) Chappell of London .

He was predeceased by his falher Frank in 1951, his lIIother Jean in 1981 and his brother John ill 1980.

Mr. Johnston restedat the Carrothel's-f3etzner Puneral Home in Tharnesford. The fUlleral scrvice was held at Crumlin Uniled Church with Hev. Delwyn Docken offic­iating . Interment followed at Dorchester Union Cell1-elel-y'.

Pallbearers were Bradley Ifensha .. ,.. fiichard Hen­shaw, Michael Johllstoll, Andrew Pardy, Scot I , PClrdy, Gary Reed and Jnsoll Pardy. Flo\\'el' bearers were Kendra Par. dy. Jellnifer Monteith. Betty IItlggart, Josie Monleith, Lauri(' Sulton, Knrcn Hen. sha\..... Vicki Nevill (lnd Linda Heed

BIRTHS

£,ZU£ER :. At Alexandra HOspital on June 29,1982, to Sleve a~d Jackie C'Luper, R.R. 5, Ingersoll, a daugh-ter Tiffany Rose, , AT Alexandra Hospital, on June 15, 1982 to Jim Brown-

h and Pat Dalton, scom

40Ze Thames Slreet,

'285-, 'son North IngersoH, a , Shaw~ Wesl~Y Browdo-

b Weighmg 6 poun s, scorn e, , 9 ounces, /

~§9 N,' At Alexandra ~I+a\ on J~ne 30,1982, to

OSpl d Lorraine Melan-4 Ken" ~~ Witty Ave., Inger­so , Arl'n Le soH, a (,laughter Anne,

'd d Weronika JUL~Dav1J an .. : ~Nowicki) are pleased (nee, birth of lo announce the d ughter their second a 5

.\. Krl'sline on Ju\y , Ern\ Ie ' ·t 1 1982 at Victoria HosP' a , London, Emilie arrived ~t 7

uDds 11h ounces, and lS a po '~ler for Sarah Anne. neW SI t Adam Granddaughter, ? odon and Alma NOWICki, Lo .

d WeHter and Betty Hill, , an Thanks to the staff Oshawa. , 1 London at Victoria Hosptta 't 1 In­and Alexandra HosPl a , gersoH.

FLLlOTIi Leonard and J • are pleased to Cathenne b' th of their announce the Ir

Ian Leonard on Tues-son, 29 at 3: tB p.m, <!au June ,

J,' , 7 ounds, {) oun-weIghmg dP grandparenls ces. pro~nd Mrs, Harold are. Mr. f R R 2 Ingersoll ~~l~O~r~ DO~ Bu'ckingham , of Chatham,

DEA1~HS

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George Albert ~~ of RR I, Mount E gin, pass­ed away at Victoria Hospital, London, on Wednesday, July 7,1982, in his 71st year. .

Born at Dereham Centre, February 19, 1912, he was a son of Mrs . Ethel (Lainchbury) McDonald and the late Arthur McDonald, A life,long resi­dent of south west Oxford, Mr, McDonald was a retired farmer, retiring in 1975. He was a member of Mount Elgin United Church; president of the 60-90 Club, Tillsonburg; mem ber of Dereha m Heights Senior Citizens, Mount Elgin; Past Master of Dereham Lodge No. 624, AF & AM, Mount Elgin, and Past Principal of Har­ris Chapter No. 41, R.A,M " Ingersoll.

Suriving are his wife the former Muriel Little; two sons, WiJfred McDonald of LaSaletle and Richard McDonnld of nfl 1, Mount Elgin; his mother, Mrs . Ethel McDonald of Woodstock; one sister, Mrs. Bruce (Jean) Bar­nard of OlLerville; and five grandchildren.

Resled at the H.D, Verhoeve Funeral Home, Tillsonburg, where service was held on Salurday, July 10 al 2 p.m, conducted by Hev, Lorenzo Ramirez of Mounl Elgin United 'Church,

Interment in Mount Elgin Cemetery.

Memorial dona lions to the charity of your choice would be grea tly a p­preciated by the family.

A Masonic service was held Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the Funeral Home under the auspices of Dereham Lodge No. 624, AF & AM, Mount Elgin, and Harris Chapter No, 41, R.A.M . Ingersoll,

~P:llu Norma Smith, 234 IC orla Street, Ingersoll,

died at her horne July 4,

1982. Mrs. Smith is survived by

her husband Clifford ; her

DEA'llIS

mother, Mrs, A, L Witty, of London; and her daughters Karen Highley and Mar­jorie,. both of London ..

Also surviving are her brothers, Cleworth and Ken­neth, both of Ingersoll, Ted of Port Hope, and sister Mrs. Claude (Ruth) Brouil­lette of MetcaJfe. :

Mrs. Smith was born in Ingersoll and was a mem­ber of Trinity United Church, "

Hev. John Jennings offic­iated the Wednesday, July 7, 1982 funeral service at MclleaUr: FWleral Home.

: Interment at Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

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BIRTIIS

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ELLIOTT; LeDnard and Catherine are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Ian Leonard on Tues­day, July 29 at 3:18 p.m. weighing 7 pounds, 6 oun­ces. Pro!,.ld grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott of R.R. 2, Ingersoll and Mr. Don Buckingham of Chatham. '

VAN KOOT.j At. Alexandra Aospital, on June 24,1982, to Andy and Janet Van Koot R. R. 3, Ingersoll, a daugh: ter Rebecca Marie.

NORTH: To Norm and ~usan. a daughter Linda Colleen, 011 June 17, 1982. A sister for Tommy.

~IlALKLEX: Glen and Carolyn (nee Huntley) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter Andrea Lynn on June '1:7, 1982 at Woodstock General Hospital. Proud grandparents' are Mr. and I\1rs. James Huntley of Sal­ford and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chalkley of Sweaburg.

ANN()UNCEl\'tENrrs

Mit. and Mrs. Arthur ~ of R.R. 5, Ingersoll, Ontario are happy to announce the engagement of their daugh­ter Lorna Kathleen to An­tonius Joseph Bruggeman son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J3ruM.er,n~ .. of RR. I, Sal­ford~nraflo. The wedding will take place in West Oxford Uniled Church 011

Saturday, July 31, at 3 p.m.

DEA'fHS

LAMERS- Peter Lamers 1?4 John Street, Ingersoll: died at lhe age of 74 on Wednesday, June 30, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital.

Born in St. Hubert, Hol­land, Mr. Lamers is sur­vived by his wife, the for­mer Anna Lerrimens. Also surviving are his six sons Peter of R.n . 1, Slrafford~ ville, Casey of Montaquc, P.E.I., John of Ingersoll Bill of Kincardine, Marty of Salford, and Andy of Ayl­mer; his eight daughters Mrs. Joe (Anna) Van Eck of Mt. Brydges, Mrs. Harry (Antoinette) Jans of St. Thomas, Mrs. Ted (Joanne) Janssen of Mt. Brydges, Mrs. Malt (Kathy) Ver­hoeven of Thamesford, Mrs. Roger (Nelly) Geldhof of R.R. 6, Aylmer, ' Mrs. Leo (Mary) Van Hoeslel of Aylmer, Mrs. Andy (Corrie) Shivak of R.R. I, Aylmer, and Mrs. Larry (Jenny) De Leemans of Aylmer.

Mr. Lamers is also sur­vived by his brolher Martin of R.R. 6, Aylmer, his sister Kathrina Van Antwerpen of Holland, and 40 grand­children.

Father Charles Campbell and Father Robert Morres­sey officia ted the Sa turday, July 3, 1982 funeral service at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Funeral arrange­ments were completed by McBeath Funeral Home.

Parish prayers were said July 2, 1982. Interment at thE" Sacred Heart Cemetery, Ingersoll .

Pallbearers were Lenny Van Eck, Rick Vans, Jack Geldhof, Joe Verhoeven Renier Janssen and Ji~ Lamers.

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-WARD: Clayton Ward

1 9~)MmGa l Street, Ingersoll' , died Tuesday, June 29, 1982 at Victoria Hospital, Lon­don. He was 57 years old.

Mr. Ward is survived by his wife Marie, and his children Larry, of London. Don and Joe of Ingersoll, and Wayne, at home.

He is also survived by his brothers Frank, Vic, Jack, Harvey and Jim, all of lhe Monkton area, and his sister Mrs . Sally Scott of Strat­ford. Also surviving are eight grandchildren .

Mr. Ward was predeceas­ed by hi;; parents, the late Mr. and Mrs . William Ward and by his brolher, the la t~ Elgin' Ward, who died in 1971.

Mr. Ward was a World War II veteran. serving overseas during the war.

Rev. John Jennings offic­iated the Thursday, July 1, 1982 funeral service at Mc­Bealh Funeral Home . Inter­~ent at Harvey's. Cemetery In Monkton, Ontario.

P~llbearers were Jim Ward, Jack Ward, Vic Ward, Harvey Ward. Frank Ward and Rick Scott.

A special service was held ~)y lhe Hoyal Canadian Leg­IOn ullder the auspices of Branch 119, Ingersoll, Wed­nesday, June 30, 1982 at lhe funeral home .

~t~~u.: Tilla Weas­ner,le III ant daughter of Phyllis Weasner of Inger­soll, died Wednesday, June ~O, 1982 at Alexandra Hosp­Jtal, Ingersoll. She was Iline months old.

Tina was born in London Ontario. '

Rev. John Jennings offic­iated the Friday June 2 1982 funeral servi~e at Mc~ Death FUlleral Home. Inter­ment at the Harris Street Cemetery.

Pallbearers were James Weasner, Ian McFarlane Mark Weasner and Danny Wcasncr.

DEA1'IIS

• -RJCKENZIE: Gladys

ar~ e McKenzie, 78, 63 William Street, Ingersoll, died at Alex(llldra Hospital, Monday, August 10, 1982.

Born in Guelph to the laLe Mr, and Mrs, Adam Pfaff Mrs. McKenzie was a mem~ . bel' of Trinity United Chur­ch,

She is survived by her husband, Andrew, her bro­ther Roy Pfaff of Guelph,

her sister Mrs. Joy Williams of lngersoll, \ and several nieces and nephews.

Rev. Hugh Moorehouse officiated the Thursday, August 12. 1982 funeral ser­vice at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment at the lIarris Street Cemetery.

Ed ward (Ted) X4)U '~

Edward (Ted) Young of 47 Durham St., Tillson­burg, passed away sudden­ly at Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital, on Sa turday, August 7, 19R2, in his 62nd year.

Born in Dereham Centre May 16, 1921, he was a sor~ of the late Harry Young and the former Ethel Burge . He was an employee of McQueen's Custom Farm Work. Mr. Young was Cl Veteran of World War II.

Surviving are his wife, the former Geraldine Dreyer; three daughters, Mrs . Charles (Jean) Vince of Kincardine, Mrs. Frank (Phyllis) Meyer of JUt 1,

DEATH

llrownsville and Mrs. La wrence (Charlotte) Phipps of Tillsonburg; three sons, C}tlre Young of HR 2, Tillsonburg, Richard Young of Tillsonourg and Kenneth Young of Sher­wood P(lrk, Alberta; 16 grandchildren; and two brothers, Wilfred Young of Sl. Thomas and Ivan Young of London.

He was predeceased by one granddaughter Ann Phipps in 1981 and by." sister Velma Har)and 111

1981. Interment in Harris

Street Cemetery, Ingersoll.

J. Frank tvJtqn J. Frank Fulton of 7()

King St. W., Ingersoll, passed away Thursday, August 12. 1982, at Alexun· dra Hospilal, Ingersoll, in his 9Ist year.

Born at Brownsville, Ju­ly B, 1892, he was 'a son of the lale John Fulton anu the former Charlotte How, His wife, the rormer Thirza Downing, predeceased him June 30, 1980. Mr. Fulton had a lumber supplies and coal business in Ingersoll from 1932 to 1%9. He was a member of Trinity United Church, Ingersoll, and j)

member of Ingersoll Kiwanis Club,

Surviving are two nephews Stuart Lambdrn of Tillsonburg and John Eberly of San Diego, California; several nieces and nephews

He was predeceased by two sisters Mrs. William (Mabel> Lambden and Mrs . otto (Edith) Beck.

Interment in Delmcr Cemetery,

lllItl'HS

,!iNOOP: John and Sandra Knoop, 6 Linden Place, ]ngcrsoll arc pleased to announce the birth of tlleir son, Shawn Ryan 'Charles, born on July 15, 1982, at Victoria Hospital, London, weighing 6 pounds, 6 Ollll­

c~s,

WILLETT: Ken and Sandy (nee Muir) are pleased to announce the arrival of Uleir first child, a daughter Sarah Kristin, 7 pounds, 3 ounces, born August 10, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital, In­gersoll. Proud grandpar­ents are Bill and Vera,Muir, and John Willett, all of Niagara Falls, Great grand­mothers are Ethel Wilson and Carrie Gardner, also of Niagara Falls. Special thanks to Dr. Tom May­berry, Dr. John Tasker and nurses in Obstetrics.

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BIRTHS

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nounce the safe arrival of Uleir second child, Cassan­dra Lynn, weighing 7 pounds, 3 ounces, at Vic­toria Hospital, July i6, 1982,

U~'NI£~ Paul, Marie al1 Andrea are pleased to announce the birth of a son and brother, Mark Jeffrey on July 22, 1982, at Victoria Hospital, weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces.

~AII...LET: Mr. and Mrs. P. aiiiet, 285 Thames Street,

N. Apt. 310, Ingersoll, are pleased to announce the safe arrival of tl1eir dau­ghter, on July 24, 1982.

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KE'UJ.IAUAW; At Alexan­dra Hospital. on August 1, WU2, to EV<'IIlC and Hoberl Ketchabaw, 320 Oxford Sl., Ingersoll, a daughter Eliza­beth Louise.

~NqIEH: Yes, it's a girl, and we're so proud, we don't know what to do, except to tell the happy news! Her name is LyndsC1y Ann and she arrived July 27, 1982, weighing 6 pounds, at Victoria Hospital, London . Proud parents are John and Jeanette (nee - Verhoeven) Blallcher.

KEl\lPSTON: Brad and Chery l thank God for his blessing of a son, James Bradley, born on Wednes­day, July 28, 1982 at Alexan­dra Hospital, Ingersoll, weighing 7 pounds, 15 oun­ces. /\. brother for Heather . Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Ivlansfield, 1\11 . Elgin and Mrs. Gertie Kempston, Mitchcll. (In­sured). Specin I thanks to Dr. Mayberry and O.B. Staff.

DEATH

JtfJ~~i i <;ecil Long, 304 King Street West, Ingersoll, died at the age of 84 on Monday, July 26, 1982, at Alexandra Hospital.

Mr. Long was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Long and was born in North WaJsinghum Township.

He is survived by his wife, Pearl; his sons Norman J. L<:lng of fi IIsonburg and Harry N. Long of Wood­stock; his daughter Mrs Don (Huth) Morris of Bea­chviJle; his stepson John J . Bayliffe of Long Point; brothers George of Tillson­burg and sister Mrs. Ulan-

BIRTHS

-~lIENT~ : At Alexandra .v:..!~if.q i on .. rul.v 29, 1982,

Sleven Douglas. Proud par­(>nls are Glen and Isabelle. A brother'for David. Thanks to Dr. Mayberry and the J lurses on second noor .

DEA1'11

rhe Foster, also of Tillson­burg . Also surviving are 12 grandchildren and two grrat grandchildren.

Mr. Long was predecea­sed by his first wife, the late Jean Moyer, in 1940, and by his brothers James and Ilarry.

Rev. Tom Griffin officiat­ed the Friday, July 30, 1982 fUlleral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment was at Mt . Elgin Cemetery.

Pallbearers were David Long, Jeffery Long, Brad­ley Long, Gal."Y Long, Rob­ert Morris and John T. Bayliffe.

c Ingersoll area deaths WILSON: Stella Wilson,

222 Earl Street, Ingersoll, formerly or' R.R. 1, Salford, died at the age of 73 on Monday, August 23. 1982.

Born in Crampton to the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cornish, she was predeceas­ed by her husband, the late Austin Wilson, in 1976.

Mts. Wilson is survived' by her son Everett of R.R. 1, Salford; her -daughter Mrs. Jim (Donna) Moran of Ingersoll; brother Morley Cornish of Mt. Elgin and sister Mrs. Nellie Mahar of Ingersoll. She is also sur­vived by 10 grandchildren. and three great grand­children.

survived by her husband Arthur. Also surviving is her son Robert of lleach­ville; her daughter Mrs. Don (Sharon) Wettlaufer of Innerkip; brother". Harry lTorton of Kings lon; sisters Mrs. Robert (Flo) Wood­ward of London and Eva Horton of Goderich: and eight grandchildren.

She was predeceased by her brothers Fred, in 1971, and Clifford in 1973, and her sisters Olive Moore, who wed in 1935, and Jessie

. Horton, in 1923. Rev. Glen Macpherson

officiated the Monday, Aug­ust 30, 1982 fWleral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment at the Oxford

. Memorial Park Cemetery in Mrs. Wilson was pre- Woodstock.

deceased by her brother I Pallbearers were Darryl .. the late Otter Cornish, who Pearson, Darrin Pearson, . t"'wed in 19fH, and her daugh- , 'Donnie Wettlaufer, Gordon

ler Diane, who died in 1956. Helsdon, David Helsdon and The funeral service was Everett Horton.

held at McBeath Funeral Flower bearers were Ron Borne Thursday, August 26, Horton, Jeff Locke and An-1982. Interment at the Har- drew L-ocke. ris Street Cemetery. Mrs. Pearson was a mem-

CEARSON : Ella Pear­son, 21 Zorra Street, Beach­ville, died ThW'sday, August 26, 1982 at University. Hosp­ital in London.

Born in Huron County to the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Horton, Mrs. Pearson is

ber of Beachville United Church.

WEST: Nellie West, 149 Innes Street, Ingersoll, died at age 67 on Friday, August 7J, 1982 at Victoria Hospital, London.

Born in Oxford County to

the lale Mr. and Mrs. Wolt­er Clare, Mrs. West was a member of the Anglican Church.

She is survived by her husband Kenneth; her son Kenneth of London; her daughters Mrs. Wallace (Violet) Clayton of Ingersoll and Mrs, Theodore (Carol) Sobota of Biglesville, P.A.; her brother James Clare of H.H. I, I3eachville; sisters' Mrs. Willaim (Elizabeth) Pye of Woodstock, ·Mrs .. Rebecca Murray of WOOd­stock, Mrs. Violet Larocque of Ingersoll and Mrs. WiI· liam (Charlotte) Herd of Ingersoll; eight grandchild­ren and one great grand-daughter. _

She was predeceased- by her brothers Walter, in 1974, and Harold in 1981. .

Rev. Roger McCombe officiated ·the Tuesday,"; August 31, 1982 funeral set· vice at McBeath Funer81 Home. Interment at Inger­soll Rural Cemetery.

. WINUHt\I\t; Andrew Wln- , drum, 178 Earl Street, Ing­ersoll, died Sunday, August 29, 1982 at Alexnndra Hosp­ital, Ingersoll. He was 75-years-old.

Born in Ingersoll to the lale Mr. and Mrs. Robert'· Windram, he was a former machine operator at Mor­row Screw and Nut.

1 Mr. Windram is survived , by his wife, Annie; his daughters Mrs. Max (Wanda) Lockey of Stoney Creek, Mrs. Charles (lsab-

, ella) Packham of Ingersoll, 'and Mrs. Ed (Ruth Ann) Latimer of Aylmer; 17· grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

lIe was predeceased by his only son, Tom, in 1967.

Rev. Carmen Holbrough. officiated the Tuesday, Aug­ust 31, 1982 fWlerai service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment at Ingersoll Rur­al Cemetery.

BIRTHS

TIETZ: Jurgen and Ircne are pleased to annoui\ee the birth of a daughter, Hilary Kathryn , 8 pounds, 11 oun­ces, September 2, 1982, at Victoria Hospital. A sister for Alexander.

9YEHBEEK: .At Alexandra Hospital on SSeptember lS, 1982, to John and JoanllP Overbeek, R.n, 7, TiHso/l' burg, a daughter',

Dft lONG' At Alexandra Hospital on September 18, 1982, to Mr. and Mrs. H, A. DeJong, 57 Francis Street, Ingersoll, a daughter Anita Joyce.

GAIH)NEH j At Alexandra .Hospltal, on September 17, 19B2, to Gregory and Linda Gardner, 112 Carroll Street, Ingersoll, a son Joshua James.

g)HlS l§U i At Alexandra Hospital, on September 19,' 191)2, to Kevin and Barb { Cornish (nee . GllbNt), R.R, 3, Norwich, a son Joshua AlI;\ll .

DEA'fHS

JONES: FREDERICK G, JONES, 87, or Clearwater Beach, Florida. Born in Manchester, England, he arrived in Elora, Ontario in the year 1904, He moved to Ingersoll in 1925 and worked for the James A Cole Furn· iture Company. In' 1938 he founded and operated the Coronation Furniture Com­pany known for fine Victo(­ian and period repr~dl1otion items. The company was 'sold in 1965 and he retired to Florida where he remained active ahd' healthy. enjoying life until his las"t few days.

He was a former member of the Elora Masonic Lodge, Ingersoll Brass Band, KJ·· wan is Club, Woodstock Golf Club and the Ingersoll Golf and Country Club.

He is survived by his wife or 58 years, Maude of Clear­water Beach, daughter Cor­ine, son Carl, and four grandchildren of Clear­water, Florida.

Services were held July 'l7, 1982 in Cle3rwater, Flor­ida. He will be best remem.:' bered by family and friends for his fine sense of humor and cheerful outlook on life.

HARRIS: Marie Harris. 10 Cross Street, Ingersoll, died in her 82 year on Thursday, September 16, 1982 at Alex­andra Hospital, Ingersoll.

Born in Dereham Town­ship to the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quinn, Mrs. Harris was a member of Trinity United Church.

She is survived by her husband Harold; daughters Mrs . K. (Evelyn) Botten of Vancouver, B.C., and Mrs. Frank (Ruth) Bisbee of Woodstock; sister Mrs. Ralph (Blanche) Swartout of Ingersoll; grandchildren Ronald and , Wayne Tomb­lin, Leslie Ann and Gerald Bisbee, and great grand­children Paul and Sarah.

Rev. Carmen Holbrough officiated the Sunday, Sept­ember 17, 1982 funeral ser­vice 'at' McBeath Funeral Home. Interment at the Harris Street Cemetery.

LE FAIVE: Florence Le r alve, 69 Clark Side Road East, Ingersoll, died Tues­day, September 14, 1982 at her home.

Born in Leiaster, Eng­land, she worked as a nurse at Alexandra Hospital, In­gersoll.

She was predeceased by her first husband, the late Archie McCombs who died in 1959, and her second husband, the late Alfred LeFaive, who died in 1980,

Surviving are her step· children Mrs , Cleworth (Lenore) Witty of Ingersoll, Mrs. Art (Helen) Lawson of London and Mrs. Ted (Doris) Graham of North Fort Myers, Florida. Also surviving are her sisters, Mrs. Jessie Lee of Ingersoll and Mrs. M. Taylor of Hamilton, along with six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The funeral service will be at McBeath Funeral Home, Ingersoll ,

WIL§QJ::j j Thomas Wilson, 32 Park Avenuc, Ingersoll, died Friday, September 17, 1982 at Victoria Hospital, London. He was 65·years­old .

Born in Sandwich East, Ontario, to the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wilson of Inger­soll, he was the manager of Becker Milk Company Ltd. Mr. Wilson was also a member of Trinity United Church, the King Hiram Lodge 37, AF and AM, the Mocha Temple Shrine, Branch 119 of (he Royal Canadian Legion and an R.C.A.F. during World War II.

Mr. Wilson was also a member of the Ingersoll Golf and Country Club, the Eastern Star Avalon Chap­ter 220 and a former mem­ber of the Ingersoll Lions Club.

He was predeceased by his wife, the late F.Isie WilsOIl, in June 1982.

He is survived by his son Doug of Burlington; daugh­ter Mrs. Bill (Pall Fuller of Ingersoll; brother James D. Wilson of Toronto and grandchildren Doug Wilson Jr., Tracey Wilson, Wendy Fuller and Scott Fuller.

A masonic memorial ser· vice for Mr. Wilson was held under the auspices of King Hiram Lodge 37 AF and AM on Sunday.

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DEATHS

Rev. Carmen I1olbrol.l b . .

officia ted the Monday, Sept·· ember 20, 1982 fUneral ser: vice at McBeath Funeral Home, Interment at the Harris Street Cemetery.

DIRTHS

JU1LP~- Jim and Linda (nee - Hutchison) are pleas­ed to announce the birth of their daughter, Christine Diane, on September 27, 1982, weighing 6 Jbs. A wee sister for Cheryl. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Charles Holden, La~e­side and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hutchison, Ingersoll. A great gralldd~\Ighter for Bernice HutciusOll, 1 nger­sol\. Special thanks to Dr. Kosmal, Dr. Allen and four­th floor staff at Victoria Hospit(l\.

~~lpi'(- At Alexandra Hos­P; a ) on September 15, 1?82, to Hichard and Jenl\lfer Dorie, 68 Wilty Av(:,., Inger­soll, a son Ryan Alexander, born at 3:59 a.tn.

MacDONALD - Lewis and Maryanne or Thamesford, are thrilled to announce the safe arrival October 1, 1982, of lheir twin sons, Ian Richard and Mark Lewis, a l st. Joseph's HospiLal, Lo-

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DEATHS

I\IEYEHS: Regina Mey· ers, a reSIdent of the Oxford Regional Nursing Home, Ingersoll. died at the <.lge of 73 on Wednesday, Septem­ber 29, 1982, at Alexandra Hospital.

Born ill Holland to the late Mr. and Mrs. Jan Huitema I 1\1\'s. Meyers was a member of Sacred Heart Church, Ingersoll.

She is survived hy fiN hU!:ihand, Daniel t\leyers; her broth ... ,; Steve lluitemn of Ingcrsoll. OI1{, .brofher in lIollnlln ,1IH] olle sister in llolbJld

Father Charles Campbell officiated the Friday. Ocl· ober 1, 1982 (uneral service at S(lcred Ilcarl Church. Cremalion followed.

PallIJcarers were Ernie HUllt, Dave HUIlI. Art Hunt, Jan Huitema. Bill Huitema and .Joe lluitema.

' \kASI W<.L; Helen mash ill. 358 Wellington Street Ingersoll. died Wcdll.esda~ Septcmb('r 29 . 19,B2 at Alex­andra Hospital.

DEATHS

Born ill Houghton Town­ship, Mrs. Blashill is SUi­

vived by her husband, \ AJbert Blashill of Ingersoll . . AJso surviving is her father, John Hnney of Ingersoll; her brother Donald Haney of Ingersoll, and her sisters Mrs. Gladys Blashill of Ingersoll and Mrs. George (Jean) Blancher of Inger­solI.

She was predeceased by her molher, the late Flor­ence Haney.

He .... Cannel) Holbrough of Trinily United Church officiated the Saturday, Oct­ober 2, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Cremation followed. Inter­ment of the ashes was in the Harris Street Cemetery.

Ai"ea deaths-CAHSON : Alice Carson,

John Street West, Wood­stock, died at Woodstock General Hospital October 10, 1982. She was 100 years old.

Hev . A.G. Pease offic­iated the October 13 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Place of interment Sl. Thomas Cemetary I . Sl. Thomas.

Mrs . Carson was pre­deceased by her husband , Herbert, in ]928 .

She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. John C. (Ruby) Ferguson of Embro ; her grandson Doug­las Ferguson of London , and her great grandchildren Graham and Drew.

She was predeceased by one grandson , the late Ray­mond Carson Ferguson, who died in 1940.

Mrs . Carson was a member of Knox United Church, Embro, and of the Zorra Rebekah Lodge 250.

A Rebekah mp.morial ser­vice was held under the auspicies of Zorra Lodge 250 October 12 at 8 p.m.

Pallbearers were Rev . Ben Brenneman, Jim Rob- . ins, John Edwards, Jim . McKay, Art Williams and A.C. (Mac) MacKinnon.

SISSING ; Alida Sissing. 178 Earl Street, Ingersoll, died October 7, 1982, while a patient in Alexandra Hos­pital. She was 78 years old.

, Born in Holland, Mrs.

Sissing was a member of Ingersoll First Baptist ChUf_ch .

She is survived by her husband Roelof ; her sons Marlen of Woodstock and Jurrien of Ingersoll; dau­ghters Mrs . Anton <Bartel ­di na ) Hoek of Port Col­borne, Mrs. John (Hender­ika) Onbelet of Ingersoll; Mrs. Paul (Alida) Houghton of Guelph, and Mrs. Ber­nard (Roelie) DilIioLt of st. John's, Newfoundland. Also surviving are two brothers in Holland, two sisters In Holland, 21 grandchilren and three great grandchild­ren.

Mrs . Sissings was pre­deceased by two brothers, two sisters, and one great grandchild .

Pastor George Watt offic­iated the October 9, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Ebenezer Cemetary.

Pallbearers w~re Fred Onbelet, David Sissing, Duncan Sissing , Michael Sissing, Ralph Vander Hoek and Peter Houghton.

BIHTHS

SIIOHT - Leanne and I\leel\­in wish' to a nno'lI/1ce t h~ arrival of their bl\f)y brother Joel Arthur, horn 011 Wood­stock G'eneraJ Hospital, Oct­ober 5, 1982, weighing 9 Jbs. 2ozs . Proud parents are Art and Dianne Short.

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BIRTHS

.~~~E; Jim and Dianne ison) are pleased to

announce the birth of their son Kyle James . He was born at Alexandra Hospital on October 15, 1982. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and Mr. and . Mrs . Gord Smale . Thankyou to Dr . Dalton, M. Ponting, C. Bruggeman, L. Stroud .

GEE - At Alexandra Hospi­trr:O"n October 2, 1982, to Trudy alld Ross Gee, a ?aughter Kerry Ann, weigh, Jng 7 lbs 10% ozs . A sister ' for Alan .

HOWE - Jim and Suzanne Rowe, of RR. I, Springfield are pleased to annotlOce the arrival of their son, Jason Richard, born October 15 19a.2 ill Victoria Hospital: London. Proud grandpar­ents are Dorothy and Walter Hoffman, of Ingersoll, Glen and Jean Howe , of Cramp'­ton Proud great ·grandpar­ents are Mrs . Edna Howe of Aylmer, Mrs . Mabel Wilson of Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Atkinson of Tillsonburg.

llIR'fHS

1'\ 1\IHN: I\t I\lexandra Hos­pilat Oil October 10. 1982, to Dati (lnd Heleri Nairn, a daughter, Stephanie Briel­get . was born, weighing six pounds , seven ounces . Gl';wdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Nairn of Thames­ford, and Mr. and Mrs. George IIold~n of Ingersoll .

POH Cll M' i David and Cheryl are pleased to annoullce the safe arrival of th<.>ir second son, Jason David , weighing eight pounds, seven ounces, born September 22, 1982 at Till ­sOllburg District Memorial Hospital. Proud grand­parents are Mr and Mrs. J<lck Mudge of Til!sonburg (Inn Mr . and Mrs. Ed POf­

chak of ,Ingersoll.

MOHHISON- Michael amI Dawn Morrison, 260 King Streel West, Ingersoll, are ple:lscd to announce the saff~ arrival of their son, I~rie I\liehael Jordon . He wt}s born al Alexandra Hos­pital October 20, 1982.

BOEHSl\IA: Casey and Sue Wee: Huntley) are pleased to allnounce the safe arrival of their son, Michael George. He was born at Alexandra Hospital, Tues­day, October 19, 1982. A wee brother for Derek. Proud gralldparents are Mr. and Mrs . James Hutltley of Sal­ford, and 1\1rs. Teresa Boer- . sma of Woodstock.

rvWUSSEAU: Jacques and \ 'cndy (nee: Plewes) are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Jacquel­ine Marie, October 2~, 1982 at St. Jo('sph's Hospital in S:lrui;\ . She weighed six pfJllllds, nine ounces, and is tlte first grandchild for Fred alln Betty Plewes . She is the firsl great grandchild for I\1rs~ l\1a rj WiSSOll .

CLAHI{: Christopher and .KI(Jrgaret (nee: Boyd) Cl ~ l'k joyflilly announce the birth of their son, Jeremy. ~ If' \lias horn at Alexandra Ilospitai Thursday, October 21, 1!)S2. A baby brother fOI'

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ANNOUNCEMENT

~m. "lid Mrs. John I. Pettit of Ingersoll, are' pleased to :\IIIIOllllce the forthcoming IJ)~ITi~gc of their daughter, Janet Louise, Lo Mr. Ran­dolph U. McCurdy, son of 1\lr . and Mrs . Ralph Mc Curdy, of Vienna, Ont­:-t rio. The marriage will take , I(lce on Saturday, Nov­l'mner 13, 1982 at Trinity Ullited Church, Ingersoll, at 7 p.m .

DEATHS

NANCEKIVELL : Orville Nanceklve ii 01 Kit. Elgin, died at the age of 68 on October 20, 1982.

Hev . Lorenzo Ramirez officiated the October 23 , 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home.

Born ill Wesl Oxford to the late Mr . and Mrs . Reuben Nancckivell of Salford, he worked as a fanner on the first concession of Dere­ham. Mr. Naneekivell was a mC'mberof Mt . Elgin United' Church . .

He is survived by his wife, the former Grace Barnell; his sons Larry of It. H. 1, Clifford , and Ken, Il\ger ­soIl; daughters Mrs . GonIon (Julia) MacDonald of Ailsa Craig (lll(( Mrs . Johll (JC1nct I Caulfcild of r-;lohi­coke: brolhers Gordon of Royal Oak , Michigan, Ted of Thamesford, Douglas of n.n. 2, Mt. Elgin, Leslie of n .R. 6, Woodstock, F:Jwood of Salford, Milford of JUt. 5, Ingersoll, and Joe, n .R. I. Beachville; sisters Mrs. Blanche Moullon of fvlt . Elgin and 1\1rs . Frank (Dora) Porler of Wood ­stock .

Mr. Nancekivell is also survived by 13 grand-children .

He was predeceased b,' his brother Stanley in 1970.

Pallbearers were Morley Cornish, WalLer Wilson «' rank Ortll<'>l'od, Ilarle; Quilln, GonIon Moulton and Hoss Hughes . Flower Bcnrcrs w('r(' Mr. Nance­kivell's gral\d ~ olls Scott, Cameron, Jason, John, Greg and Brellt.

Interment is ill Mt. Elgin CcmetE'ry .

A Masonic nlcmori(l) service was held October 22 19132 under the all$picies of Dereham Lodge ()24 . .

BIRTHS

MINERS: At Alexandra HospItal on October 29, 1982, a son was born to L-arry and Sharon Miners, R.R. 2, Ingersoll. The new baby is Wayne James.

HURLEX' Dale and Ber­deen Hurf'ey, R.R. 2, Ing­ersoll, are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Carolyn Ann. She was bO,rn October 29, 1982.

LUCIER: Hichard and DorIS CUcier, RR. 2, Inger­soll, are pleased to announce the safe arrival Qf their son, Andrew Ryan, He was born October 31, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital.

MILLER: Nancy and Len­nis Miller are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Scott John. He was born November 2, 1982,

BEACOM: Randy and Sheila, with their son Bran· don, proudly announce the birth of Brianna Robelle, on November I, 1982, weighing eight pounds, two and a half ounces, Delighted grand­parents are Thelma and Russell Harvey of Salford, and Donna and Ross Bea­com of Ingersoll. They wel­come their first grand­daughter with love and affection. Special thanks to family and friends.

COOPER; Tim and Bar­bara (Sivyer) Cooper are thrilled to announce the birth of their twin boys, born November 7, 1982 in Fredericton, New Brun­swick . Phillip Bradley weighted six pounds, six ounces and Darryl Evan weighed six pounds, 13 ounces. The boys are grand­sons (or Don and Helen Sivyer and Win and Joan Cooper.

HAMMOND: Rob and Mar­nee Hammond are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Nicole Danielle, born at 3:20 a .m. November 7, 1982 at St.' Jos~ph's){ospital. "London . . She weighed six pounds, seven ounces. Grand· parents are George and Joan Hammond, and Jim and Yvonn'e Coleman. Great grandparents are Ernie and Ellen Hammond and Winni­fred Markham.

Illgersoll area deaths \

SI\JALL: Grant Small, ~gford Lodge, Jormerly of 104 Anll Street, Ingersoll, died at the age of 92 on October 31, 1982,

Born ill Caradoc Town­ship, Mr. Small was employed by Confcdcl'<ltion Life Insurance for 32 years. He was employed by the Royal Bank for 17 years .'

He was past president of IngersoU Kiwanis Cluo, chairman of the Kiwanis calf club, a member and past master of Xenophon Lodge 448, AF and AM, and a member of Sl. John's Lodge G8, AF and AM .

He was also a charter and honorary member of the Ingersoll Golf and Country Club, and a member of tngersoll Lawn Bowling Club.

As well, Mr, Small was a member of 'Trinity United Church

He was predeceased by his wife, the former Grace Luckham, in 1975,

Mr. Small is survived by his daughters, Mrs. w.n. (Gwen) Haven of Dorset, amI Mrs . J . G. (Beth) Clement of Ingersoll: his sister Mrs, Walter

(Margaret) Clark of Mt. Brydges~ six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren,

Pastor George Watt will officiate the funeral service November 3 at McBeath Funeral Home at 1 :30 p .m. Interment ill the HDrris Street Cemetery , A Masonic memorial service was held November 2 under the auspices of St. John's Lodge 68 AF and AM .

IlANQWNt Barbara Han­lon of Ingersoll died at VicLoria Hospital, London, October 30, 1982.

Born in London to the late Mr. and Mrs. George Smyth, Mrs. Hanlon was predeceased by her hus­band, the late Tom Hanlon, in 1974. '

Surviving are her daughte~s. Mrs . Jim (Mary, Ann~) Greer of Londoll, and Mrs. Chris (Michelle) Campbell of R.R. 5, Wood­stock, her sister Mrs. J. J. (Frail) McKeough of London, Dnd her grand· children Kale and Abby Greer Dnd Kristy Campbell.

Father Charles Campbell officiated the November 2, 1982 funeral service at Sacred Heart Chll1'ch .

Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Charles I'Nieman, Robert Paterson,

Leon . Hanlon, Norm Greer, John Hanlon, Bill McLellan and ilernard Campbell.

Mrs. Hanlon was a member of Sacred Heart Church, the Catholic Women's League, and the

Christina Armour Mc­Naughton Chapter o( the . lODE.

DEATHS

HASTIE: Andrew (Andy) 'Hashe died November 4, 1982 at St. Joseph's Hospit­al, London, at the age of 75:

Born in Sullivan Township to the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hastie, he spent his early life there and was a stationary engineer.

He was married to the former Charlotte Byers of Durham and they resided in Hanover, moving to Wood­stock in 1949, and to Beach­ville in 1950.

Mr. Hastie was employed at the former Wood Mosaic in Woodstock and had been a chief engi neer a 1 the Neilson plant in Beachville. unlil he retired. He was an elder at Grace United Church, Hanover, the first president of the Hanover Home and School; a mem­Jer and elder of Beachville United Church; served as derk of session and treas­urer for 15 years; was a member and past master of LOL 93, Woodstock; past perceptor of the Royal Black Knights; a member of LOL 625, Ingersoll; past county master of Oxford County; a member and past master of St. John's Lodge 68 AF and AM; a member of the Woodstock Lodge of Perfection; the Scottish Rite, centennial ' chapter Rose Croix, Moore Sover­eign Consistory, Hamilton .

Mr. Hastie was instrum­ental in founding the Beach­ville Credit Union and was the first president. He reo mained a member of the board. He was a member and served two terms as worthy patron of Avalon Chapter 220, Order of the Eastern Star; he served as a trustee for the Village 01 8eachviJIe.

Mr. Hastie is survived b) his wife; his son Joseph of Woodstock, and his two daughters. Mrs. Stanley (Eleanor) Triemstra of RR. 6, Woodstock, and Mrs. Glen (Mildred) McComb of RR 2, Cambridge. Also surviving are four brothers. Earl, David, and James, all of Durham, and Walter of RR I, Desbro; five sisters, Mrs, Margaret Lunn, Dur­ham, Mrs, Albert Wright,. Chesley, Mrs. Flora Dewar, Owen Sound, Mrs. Ernie Dobinson, R.n. 2, London, and Mrs. Tom Gerry, Lon­don. He is also survived by 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Rev. La wrence Squires officiated the Monday. Nov­ember B, 1982 funeral ser­vice at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Oxford Memorial Park Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Murray Hutchison, Andy Anderson, Hugh Gordon, Jim Mat­thews, William Sutherland and Fred Vale, Honorary pallbearers were Harvey Crocket, Jim Ranger "r -'

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QUIPP: Betty QUipp, 285 '1'hamcs Street North, Ing­ersoll, died at Victoria Hos­pital, London, Tuesday, No­vember 23, 1982.

,she is survived by her husband Jack Quipp; son Ronald of Seaforth, and daughter-in-law Rosemary Quipp of Ingersoll. Loving daughter-in-law of Gerlrude Quipp of Stratford. Also surviving are her sisters Mrs. James (Muriel> Bibb of R.R.2, Stratford, and Mrs. William (Jean) Nicol of London; and four grand­children.

She was predeceased by her son Larry, who died in 1981.

Rev. Tom Griffin officiat­ed the Friday, November 26 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Ingersoll Rural Ceme· tery.

Pallbearers were Bob Wisson, Rod Carter, Ron Quipp, Jim Gibb, Norbert . Donavon, and Mike Priddle.

Mrs. Quipp was born in Stratford and was a mem­ber of St James' Anglican Church.

HOYLE: Frederick Hoyle, 59 William Street, Ingersoll, died at age 67 Thursday, November 25" 1982 at Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll.

Rev. Carmen Holbrough officiated the Saturday, No­vember 27 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Cremation followed the ser­vice.

Born in Toronto, Mr. Hoyle was a construction supervisor. He was a member of Trinity United Church.

He is survived by his wife Marjorie; his stepchildren Mrs. Dean (Dallena) Russ of Thufsalon, Donald Mac­Donald of Milton and Dan-' ella Mac Donald (Hoyle) of Toronto. Also surviving are four step grandchildren.

m SALYERDS: Jack Sal­yerds, 136 Holcroft Street West, Ingersoll, died at Alexandra Hospital Satur­day, November '1:1, 1982, at the age of 56.

Born in Preston to the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sal­yerds, he worked in the sales department for Duro­Test Electric Ltd. of Rex­dale .

He is survived by his wife Norma; his three daught­ers, Mrs. Jim (Jerrie) Crean of Toronto, Jackie of Toronto and Jill Young of Kitchener; his stepdaughter Mrs. Dawn Moria of North Delta, B.C. ; his sisters Mrs. Dean (Esther) Bregman, Mrs . Les (Audrey) Jessop, Mrs. Austin (Mildred) Har­bach, all of Kitchener, and Mrs . James (Erla) Monl­gomery of Bramplon.

Also surviving are his grandchildren John Crean, Micheal and Paul Moria.

Rev. Tom Griffin and Rev. Dan Webb officiated the Tuesday, November 30, 1~82 funeral service in St. John's Anglican Church, Preston. Interment in Pres­ton Cemetery.

PAHROW: . William Par­row, 101 Metcalfe Street . Ingersoll, died Friday No~' vember 26, 1982 at his home at the age of 69. '

Born in Ingersoll, Mr.

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Parrow worked as a ma­chinest.

He is survived by his wife Annie; his mother Mrs. Annie Payne of Woodstock; his son Ronald of R.R.l Salford; and his daughter Marie, at home.

Also surviving are his brothers Burt and Ted, both of Ingersoll; sister Mrs. Stewart (Margaret) Brown of R.R.1, Woodstock; and four grandchildren .

Rev. Tom Griffin oficial· ed the Monday, November 29, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Ingersoll Rur­al Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Lloyd Moore, Donald Hutson, Karl Carter, Ted Pitlock, John' Freemantle and Claude Wright.

CIl~I~' Robert Cham erS'::R.l, Embro, died Saturdny, November 27, 1982. He was 64 years old.

Born in East Oxford Township to the late Mr. and Mrs . John Chambers, Mr. Chambers was a mem­ber of Knox United Church, Embro. He worked as a truck driver.

He is survived by his wife Doris; his son James of Ott.awa and his daughter Mrs. Douglas (Dianna) Buck of Ingersoll. Also surviving is his brother William of R.R. 5, Embro; his sisters Florence of

. R.R .5, Ingersoll, Mrs. Ray­mond (Myerhl) Hartsell of R.R.6, Woodstock; Mrs. Gordon (Viola) Kitching of R. H..G, Woodstoc k and Mrs. Morris (Cora) Snarey of Tavistock, along with six grandchildren.

He was predeceased by his daughter Mrs. John (Doreen) JUl'sic, who died in 1978, and by his brothers Thomas and Leonard.

Rev. A.G. Pease officiat· ed the Tuesday, November 30, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Cremation followed with interment at Memory Gm cl(,lIs, Kitc-llf\nt>r

f,;ISIILEIGII; Lanore Fish­leIgh, 270 Centre Street, lngrsoll, died Sunday, Aug­ust I, 1982 at AJexandra Hospital. She was 70-years­old,

Born in Walsingharn Cen­tre Township to the late Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bain, Mrs. Fishleigh is survived by her husband. Amerson.

Also surviving are her SOilS Harold and Harvey, both of Ingersoll; her dau­ghter Mrs. Harvey (Kath­leen) Granger of Lonllon; brothers Roy Bain of Ver­schoyle and Norman Bain of Ingersoll; sister Mrs . Ver­nOll (Shirley) Cuthbert of Ingersoll, and eight' grand­children .

Pastor George Walt offici­ated the Wednesday, August 4, 1982 funeral service at McBeath F'lmeral Home. lnterment at Putnam Ceme­tery_

~H.n~)ON: Mary Jane Bur­on, 250 Harris Street, In­

gersoll, died at her home July 30,1982 at the age of 33.

Born in Stl'athroy, she is survived by her mother, Mrs . Velma Burdon of In­gersoll.

She was predeceased by her father, the late Ross Burdon, in 1972.

A memorial service was held al Trinity United Church in the chapel, on Wednesday, August 4, 1!l82, with Pastor George Watt officia ling_

JOHNSON: Rose Johnson, 255 Charl~~ Street West, 1J1g~rsoll, died July 29, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital at the age of 88 .

Born ill West Oxford Township to the late Mr. and Mrs. Johu Minard, Mrs . Johnson was a member or" Sacred Heart Church. She was also a charter member of the Catholic Women's League.

Mrs. Johnson was pre­deceased by her husband, the late Edwin Johnson, in 1978.

She is survived by her sons Ralph of Harrison, Michigan, and Pat of Ml. Elgin; her daughters Mrs. Frank (Pauline) Ornerod of . Mt. Elgin, Mrs. John (Marie) Shaud of Wood­stock, Mrs. Margaret Hewitt, at home, and Mrs. Harry (Phyllis) Chase of Great Village, Nova-Scotia.

Also surviving are 19 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren.

P<lrish prayers were said at the church, and CWL prayers were said at Mc­

. Beath funeral home. Father Charles CampbeU

officiated the Saturday, July 31, 1982 funeral service at Sacred Heart Church.

Pallbearers were Doug Johnsoll, Pat Johnson, Billy Bruce and A1lan Johnson.

BIRTHS

VAN ALPHEN: At Alexan­di'a Hospital , on August 6, 1982, to' M~ry and JO.hn Van Alphen, 179 McCarty Street, Thamesford, a son Sean Hubert Anthony,

SMITH: At Alexandra Hos­pilal, on August 9,1982, to Keith' and Janet (nee -lOynslra) Smith, 26 Hol­croft Street, East, Ingersoll, a son, Joshua Ryan, weigh­ing 9 pounds, % ounce, Grandparents are Peter and Jane KJynstra, and George and Beulah Smllh.

~NN~L~; Dave, Liz and Jessica -are pleased to an­nounce the safe arrival of ( Benjamin Druce, born at home on Thursday, August 12, 1982, weighing 8 Pounds, lOounces. Our thanks to Dr. Tom and Sylvia Mayberry, Ingersoll . Proud grandpar­ent~ . are . Ben and Helen Camiell, Ingersoll and Don­eldR MacKinnon, Tiverton, Ontario. I

l1UllOUTOT: At Alexan-=ara Hospital, on July '%7, 1982, to Michael and Bev­erley Thib()utot, 101 Car­negie Street, lngersoll, a son Matthew Ryan.

BnEKELM~NS: I\t Alex­andra 1I0spi al~ on J~lly 29, -1982, to Henry and Belly Brekelmans, n.. n.. 4, Em­bro,.a son Wil1iam Anthony.

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PICKEHSGILL: Marj-orie Pickersgill, 2032 Mount­balton Street, London, died Thursday, August 19, 1982 at St . Mary's Hospital, Loo­don.

Born in Linden, Mrs. Pickersgill is survived by her husband Ray. Also Sur­viving is her mother and her step-father, Mr . and Mrs. George Johnson of Dutton .

Mrs . Pickersgill is sur­vived by her sons Kenneth and James, both of R.R. 2, Ingersoll; her brothers Geo­rge Howard of Sarnia and Leslie Howard of London ; her sister Mrs . Arthur (Norma) Chipps of Tillson­burg; and hf"r three grand­children, Trevor, Kyle and Charlotte Pickersgil1.

Rev . Clayton Wilhelm "officiated the Saturday,

August 21, 1982 funeral ser­vice at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment at Spring­ford C~metery.

Pallbearers were Bill Howe, Larry Longfield, Ken Rath, Lloyd Bangs, Peter

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on Wednesday, August 18, 1982 a t the age of 40.

Mr. Rohrer is survived by his wife, the former Ro§e Lagacy; his sons Ivan Jr. and Mike Adam , both at home ; his daughters Janet, Jackie and Elizabeth Ann, all at home and his mother, Mrs . Dean (Fern) Parker of Ingersoll.

Also surviving are his brothers Marvin of Aylmer and Danny of Woodstock; sisters Mrs . Fred (Jeannet­te) Haydt of Delhi. Mrs. Victor (Ruth) Haydt of Oak­land and Mrs . Clifford (Pat~icia) Long of Tillson­burg; and his stepbrothers Jack and Allan Chute of Toronto and William and Richard Chute of Wood­stock .

Mr. Rohrer is also suriv­ved by his grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Underhill of Glen Meyer .

He was predeceased by his father, the lale Jerry Rohrer, in 1971.

Rev. John Sider officiated the Saturday, August 21, 1 ","f'\. r . , . • "._

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Beath Funeral Home. Inter­ment was at the Harris Street Cemelery.

Pallbearers were Jay Taylor. George Blancher, Ross Brady, Ron McLell­and, Lloyd McLelland and Joe Duffy .

TOPHAM: Jessie (Wal­ke1f41'Opfia m died on Thurs­day, August 19, 1982 at the Oxford Regional Nursing Home.

Rev. Carmen Holbrough and Rev . J .R . Simpson of­ficiated the Sunday , August 22 1982 funeral service at M~Beath Funeral Home. Interment at the Harris Street Cemetery .

Born in Milchell to the late Mr . and Mrs . Alex Walker, Mrs. Topham was predeceased by her hus­band. the late Glenn Top­ham, in 1970.

She is survived by her daughters Mrs. Glen (Jean) Bartram of R.R. I, Salford, Mrs. Edward (Lida) Farley of Burlington, and Mrs. Jack (Ruth) Richardson of st. Thomos. Also surviving are nine grandchildren and •• _._ --, ..... ~"' ... ~"hlltlrpn.

UIHTHS'

COSTELLO: At Alexandra Hospital on August 7, 1982, to Alan and Denise Costello, 5 Fleischer Avenue, Inger­soll, a daughter, Meghan Elizabeth, was born.

MacLENNAN: Doug and Nancy iVtacLennan, 76 Bax­ter Street, Wallaceburg, Ontario, are proud to an­nounce the birth of their second child, Meghan Laura Minnetta. Born August 4, 1982, weighing 8 powlds, 3 ounces. A sister for Johna­than. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Christo of Tills.onburg and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mac­LeIman of Mount Elgin. Great Grandma's are Mrs. Olive Rooke of Tillsonburg and 1\1rs. Agnes MacLennan ' of MiJlb~nk.

Jlli1!!k l" ~ Tom alld Carol tnee: eemer) are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Christie Ann, on August 23, 1982 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, weighing 7 pounds, 14 ounces. A granddaughter for Dorothy and Max Beem­er or Ingersoll, and Jean and Tom Bradley of Lon­don. Special Ihanks to the delivery room starf and Dr. D. Maynard.

{)j~UfLLl l'\~ : .David and IXIC Freuelhng, 285

Thames Street North, Apt. 600, Ingersoll, are pleased to announce the birlh of their daughter, Dalla Lyn. She was born August 24, 1982 at Alexandra Hospital, Ing­ersoll.

jiMITS:.)Iarry and Margar­et Smits, 24 Fourth Street, Mounl Elgin, joyfully an­nounce the arrival of their daughter, Sandra Janny, August 26, 1"982. "She was born at Alexandra Hospital, Illgersoll, at 7; 14 p.m. She weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces.

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'..J:.lWl:l . 'J. ~ietJ? Couy; RltJ, B eachvlllo, diC'd at Ule ngc of 60 01) Sunday, "ll~ust 29, 1982. IIe died whIle a patient in Alexandra Hospital. Illgersoll. . Mr .. Cody is survIved by

hIS WIfe, Beulah. his son Hobert John of Woodstock' sisters Mrs. Wilnw BaJJ of Woodstock and Mrs. Doris ~ulleri of Sweaburg ;alld his granddaughters Sheri LVll and WiUiam·Jo]m Cody'

f\Ir Cody was born ill West Oxford 'township to the late Mr. and J\.lrs. Har­rison Cody. JJ e worked as C\ farmer.

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GARTON: At Alexandra flO&Pl taC on August 31, 1982, to Gary· and Mary (nee­Schreurs) Garton, R.R. 2, Ingersoll, 8 son, James William Elmer,

PQLLAltD: Neal and Susan (nee-MacMillan) are pleas­ed to announce the safe arrival of their first child, Jennifer Lynn) born at Vic­toria Hospital, London, on August 18, 1982. Proud grandparents are Jim and Nancy MacMillan and Gor­don and Sheila Pollard.

SMITII: At K-W Hospital, onAlJgust 31, 1982, to Brian and Sherry (nee: Ramral­tan) Smith, of Kitchener, a son Benjamin Eric. A grandson, for Jack and Noreen Smith and Rose Rai'nrattan, and a nephew for Rob, all of (ng~rsoll.

~IUAUMIP : Carl and Bev o iynn Lake Manitoba, are pleased to announce the birth of their third son Jeff Michael. Born September 11, 1982 weighing in at 7 pounds 8 ounces. A wee brother for Chad and Kent. Proud grandparents and third grandchild {or Mr. and Mrs, Clarke McDiarmid of Ingersoll and sixth grand­child of Mr. and Mrs . Geo­rge Vandenriesache of Wey­burn Saskatchewan.

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i MR. and Mrs, John T, Lewis Qf Ingerso) 1 ar.e plea~

' announce the forthcoming '. marriage of their eldest

daughter Cheryl Ann to Harry! Alan ~son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry uubeta of Edmonton, Alberta. The wedding will' take' place Saturday, October 2, 1982, at 3 o'clock ' in the Sacred Heart Church in Ingersoll, Ontario.

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.Jlf, JQNG: Mr . and Mrs. , B.A. De Jong, 57 Francis I

Street, Ingersoll, are pleas­ed to announce the birth of their daughter, Annette Joyce . She was born at Alexandra Hospital, Sept­ember 18, 1982.

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IIE ~§C IIEL: Gunter Hense el, 3 Linden Place, Ingersoll, died Tuesday, September 21 , 1982 at Univ­ersity Hospital London, at the age of 60.

Born in Hagen, Germany, he was a member of Faith Luthern Church, London . He was the proprietor of Sure Seal Windows in Lon ­don and of Consumer Build­ing Products, also in Lon­don.

Mr . Henschel is 'survived by his wife Louise; his son KJaus and his daughter-in­law Kristin, along with his grandchildren Claudia and Robin Henschel.

Rev . Gerold C. Slote offie-. iated the Saturday, Sept­ember 25, 1982 funeral ser­vice at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Inger­soll Rural Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Kevin McLean, John Main, Tim Robertson , Paul Shank, Gunter Rosenbohm and La wrence Y ouden .

lIAGER ; David John Hager of Geraldton , Onto ario, died at the age of 40 on Thursday, September 23, 1982. On Monday, Sept­em ber 27, Rev. Roger Mc­Combe officiated his funeral service a t McBeath Funeral Home . Cremation was fol­lowed by interment in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery .

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Inger~ol1 and lhe lale David Hager, he worked as a log scaler for the Ontario min­istry of lands and forest. He was an aS50ciate member of Ule Royal Canadian Legion, branch 133, Geraldton, and

. taught public school in Georgetown for nine years. ,

He is survived ' by his mother, and his step" brothers Wayne Elliott of CampbellviUe and Gary El­liott of Norman Wells, North West Territories. Also sur­viving is his step-sister, Linda Long of Ingersoll.

He was predeceased by his father in 1979.

PINTEH:. Katherina Pin­ter, ftTMiTltl Street, Ing­ersoll, died at Alexandra Hospital, Wednesday, Sept­ember 22, 1982. She was 88 years old.

Born in Pus2tavoin Hun­gary, she was prede~eased by her husband, the late Andrew Pinter , in 1948. She was predeceased bv her two SOilS, Andrew and John .

Mrs . Pinter is survived by her niece Mrs. Steve (Mary) Mura of Ingersoll; her nephew AI Pinter of Norwich and her cousin Mary Tullz of Leamington.

Rev. Carmen Holbrough officiated the Saturday, September 25, 1982 funeral serviceat McBeath Fune-al Home. Interment in Put­nam Cemetery .

Pallbearers were Alex Csenkcy I Franl{ Toth, Steve Mura, Joe 'fultz, Ernie Kunch and Afret Pinter .

BIRTHS

HAMMOND: Jim and Ger-.. da Meyerm~T are proud to

announce the birth of their daughter Sheena Christine, at Woodstock Hospita), Dec­ember 6, 1982. Second grandchild for Doug and Marion Hammond, and sixth for Ben and Bertha Meyerink.

VERHOEVEN: John and Marlene (nee: Wilson) of R.R. 4, Ingersoll, joyfully announce the arrival of thejr daughter. Amanda Ruth. She was born at Victoria Hospital, London, November 26, 1982.

KOSTER: Mike and Cindy are pleased to announce the arrival oftheir first child, a I

daughter Heidi Lea, born I December 4, 1982 at Vic­toria Hospital, London . She weighed five pounds, five and a half ounces. Proud' grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Currie, Inger­soll, and Mr. and Mrs. Hans Koste.r of Thamesford.

MacDONALD: Bill and o&ICaihy MacDonald of 414-285

Thames 'Street North, Ing­ersoll, announce the birth of their . daughter '.; ' Rebecca Marie. She ,was born at Alexandra 'H6spi tal, Inger­soll, December 16, 1982.

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, GIn VIN: Suddenly at Vic-tona Hospital, London, on

)Tuesday, December 14, '1982, Mrs , Jean (Roberts) ~ Girvin, 632 Hale Street, . London, died at the age of 65.

:, Mrs , Girvin spent her . early years in Ingersoll and ~ was the only daughter of the I'late Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rob-erts. She retired recently from 17 years on staff of

'Victoria Hospital. London. She was predecea~d by

her husband I the late W. Nelson Girvin, who died in 1959,

Surviving is her daughter Mrs. Ken (Marilyn) Mc­Leod of London; her sons Edward (Ted), of Cramp­ton I and Richard L., of London. Also surviving is her brother Sid Roberts of Mt. Elgin, and seven grand­children .

Rev. F. MacKinnon of , Central United Church, officiated the Friday I Dec­ember 17 funeral service from the Evans Funeral Horne, Hamilton Road, Lon­don . Interment at Tillson­burg Memorial Cemetary.

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Ingersoll and area deaths CROMBIE: William

(Bill) Crombie, R .R. 5, Ing­ersoll , died at the age of 61, October 4, 1982 at his home.

Born In Ayrshire, Scot­land, to Mrs. Mary Crom­bie, now of Ingersoll , and the late Samuel Crombie. William Crombie worked as a farmer. He was a member of St. .. P .aul's . Presby.terian Church. He served in the RCAF during World War 1.

He is survived by his wife Shirley, and his mother .

Rev . Grant Muir officiat­ed the October 7, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment was at the Harris Street Cemetary.

A special service was held October 6 under the aus­picies of the Royal Canad­ian Legion, Branch 119.

GRAHAM: Bertha Louise Graham of Woodstock and formerly of Thamesford, died September 26 at Care­ssant Care Nursing Home, Woodstock. at the age of 95 .

Mrs . Graham was born in Bruce County, Ontario.

She is survived by her husband, Fred Graham, her brother Lawrence McNally of Michigan, and her sisters Mrs . Florence Rossencau of California and Mrs. Edna Lawrence and Mrs . Reta Toll, both of London. She is also survived by six daughters: Mrs. Verna Blancher of Engelhart, Mrs. Hazel Zieberth of White Rock, B.C .. Mrs . Thelma Bale of Woodstock, Mrs.

Grace Murphy of Californ­ia, Mrs. Bertha Boyse of Ingersoll and Mrs. Mable Savella of Thunder Bay .

She was predeceased by her first husband. the late Charles Milton Newell , who died in 1936.

Rev. Wesley Ball offic­iated the September 29. 1982

funeral service at the Carrothers-Betmer Funeral Home in Tha,mesford. Inter­ment followed at Putnam Cemetary.

Pallbearers were Jack Crosby, Del Crosby, Wayne Savella , Brian Boyse, Bob Newell, Doug Bale and Bill Bale.

HYfiSTON; William Har-. nson ueston otLOndon and

formerly of Thorndale , died September ZS . 1982 at Mason Villa Home. London. He was 94 years old.

Mr. Hueston. a retired farmer , was born in ·,Thorn­dale.

He was predeceased by his wife, the late Jean Hobbs, in July 1982. He is survived by his sisters Ad­ella Bexfield of Kelowna, B.C., and Mrs. Eva Moore of Waterloo. Also suryiving are one nephew and two nieces. He was predeceased by (three sisters and one brother.

Rev. Lynn Loshbough officiated the October 1, 1982 funeral service, which was held at the Carrothers­Betzner Funeral Home in Thamesford . Interment was in Robins Hill Cemetary .

Pallbearers were .!:Sill Moore, Don Carlton, Alex Johnston, Stan Elliott and Walter Jones.

TERRY: Olivene Terry, 61 Bell Street, Ingersoll, died September 1, 1982 at her home. She was 85-years~ld:

Mrs. Terry was pre­deceased by her husband . the late Charles Terry, who died in 1937. She was also predeceased by her brother, th'e late Harry Williamson. and her sister, the late Edith Powell. .

Surviving are her daugh­ters, Marie Ward of inger­soll and Evelyn Terry, at home : stepchldren Mrs. Ei­leen Nancekivell of Tham-

esford . Mrs. Beryl Thomas of Rodney , and Tom Terry of London.

Also surviving are Mrs. Terry ' s grandchildren , Larry, Don. Joe and Wayne Ward, along with eight great grandchildren.

Rev. Carmen Holbrough officiated the September 4, 1982 funeral service at Mc­Beath Funeral Home. In­terment at the Harris Street Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Larry Ward. Don Ward, Joe Ward, Wayne Ward, Ken Herman and Ivan Pike.

Mrs. Terry was a member of the United Church.

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SEXSI\IITII: Ted,Scxsrnith, RH. 2, Ingersoll. died at the age of 77 011 October 20, 1982, at Alexander lIospital.

Borll in Ingersoll to the lale Mr. and Mrs . John Sexsmith, he worked for' nWl1y years at CIL.

Mr . SexsllIith was pre­deceased by his \\'ife , the late Beatrice Barker, wbo

. died in 1980. He is survived by his sons

John of Estiuan, Saskat­CheWlll1: Ted of RJt 4, Ingersoll, and Bill of R .n.. 2, Ingersoll. Also surviving is his daughter Jean McWhin­nie of Shumaker, and his daughter-in-law Marna Sex­smith.

Also surviving are 11 grandchildren· and four great grandchildren .

Lt . l\'Iark Cummings and Cndet David C:lre\' officia­ted the Odober '23, 1982 [uneral service at J\'lcBcath .Funeral Home. Interment in Ingersoll Hurnl Ceme­tery .

P<lllbearers were L. W. Kelly, Ted Sexsmith Jr .,' I\,Iurray Sexsmith. Bill Sex ­smith, Harvey Bourgois and I\'like Stnrchuck.

GAHTON: Stanley Garton dIed at Milton District Hospital on Friday, October 22, t982.

Mr. Garton was the son of the Jate Levi and Ella GarlOll . He is survived by his wife Hose; his daughters Mrs. David (Josephine) Little of Orillia and Mrs. Bern<lrd (Diane) Winters of

. Dnunalea; along with his grandchildren Julie, H.obyn and Shawn .

Also surviving is his sister Mrs. Wilfred (Rose) Webb· of London . He was pre-

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deceased by his sister Violet.

The funeral service was held Saturday, October 23, 1982 at the McKersie Funeral Home in Milton_ Cremation followed.

~JIi~~ Kathryn Mur-ray ,en ral Park Lodge, London, died October 16, 1982 at Victoria Hospital, London!

She was. predeceased by her . husband, the late

. George S. Murray. who died in 1905.· She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. King (Barbara) Newell'of Inger­soll, and her grandchildren Byron Dorey of R.R. 4, Embro, and Mrs . Richard (Christine) Markham of Thamesford .

Rev .. Carmen- Holbrough officiated the October 19, 1982 funeral service at Mc­Beath Funeral Home. Interment in Woodland Cemetery, London. .

MOFFA'4i Hilda Moffat, 82, a resident of Oxford Manor, died at Alexandra Hospital, October 30, 1982.

Born in Tavistock to the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ratz, she was predeceased by her husband Harry, in 1954.

Mrs . Moffat is survived by her brother Clarence Rotz oC BrantfQrd . She was predeceased by her brothers William, Charles, Wilfred and Herbert, and her sisters Elizabeth, Edith, Beatrice and Mabel .

Hev. Tom Griffin officiated the fUl\cral ser­vic~ at McBeath Funeral Home . Interment in the Hnrris Street Cemetery,

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Manitoba, and his daughter Mrs. Wnyne (Grace) Partridge of Scarborough .

Mr. McDiarmid is survived by two brothers aJld four sisters .

Rev. Robert Williams officiated the October 29, 1982 funeral service at Mc­Beath FUlleral Home . Interment In the Harris Street Cemetery.

GONSA LV ES. Louis UOlIsn lvcs, 305 Tunis Street, Ingersoll, died at Alexandra lIospi tal October 27. He was 78 years old .

Born ill Georgetown, British Guyana, Mr. Gonsalves was a merchant, and a member of Sacred Heart Church.

He was predeceased by his wife, the former Philomena Ferreira, in 1969.

Surviving are his sons Tony of Miami, Florida, Pat of Calgary, and Terry of Oakville; his daughters Mrs. Martin (Doreen) Dos Santos of. ingersoll, and Mrs . Burton (Monica) Jones, also of ingersoll; his brothers Alfred of British GuY,Ul<l, Vincent of Toronto and Austine of British Guyania : his sisters PhilornenCl., Hermina and Agnes, all of Toronto.

1\1r. Gonsalves is also slIn'ived by 16 grand­children :llld seven great grandchildren .

He WClS predeceased by his brother Steven and his sisters Clothilda and Mari~ .

Father Charles Campbell officiated the October ?~,

1982 funeral service ;ll

Sncred Hearl Church . I Interment in Holy Cro~s '. Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Trevor O'lJowd, Kevin O'Dowd; Marty Dos Santos, Trevor Gonsalv~s, Richard Gonsalves , and Darren Jones.

~lIA~MID .. Clarke Mc- . i arm,\ 135 Carroll Street, Ingersoll, died at st. Joseph's Hospital, London', October 22, H)82 , He was 68.

Born ill North Oxford, Mr. I\IcJ)i~rJ1lid is survived by his wife, the former Janel T\\urphy . Also surviving is his son Carl of Lyn Lake.

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.S;UQNIUXijIGIIT· LClla '(Pettit) Cronkwright, '256" OxIord Street, died October 24, 1!382, while a patient in Alexandra Hospital. She was 82 years old.

Born in Madoc to the late Mr . and Mrs. William Lusk . Mr. Cronkwright is sur­vived by her sons Bruce Pettit of Burnaby, B.C., Max Pettit or Ingersoll'and Keith Pettit, also of Inger­soli; her brother John Lusk of Simcoe, and her sister Mary Lusk of Ingersoll.

Also surviving are eight grandchildren and rive great grandchildren. f

Mrs. Cronkwright was predeceased by her first husband, the late Byron . Pettit, who died in 1961, and · her second husband, the late Bryon Cronkwright. She was also predeceased by her daughter, the late Phyllis Smith, who died in 198[).

Rev. Carmen Holbrough officiated the October 27, 1982 funeral service at Mc­Beath Funeral Homc . Interment in the Harris Street Cemetary

A memorial service was held October 26 by the nebekah Leystone Lodge 69 . .

.w~U~QN: Stanley Gar­tdn l eFriday, Oclober 22, 1982 at Milton District' Hos­pita I. He was the son of the late Levi and Ella Garton .

He is survived by his wife, Rose; his children Mrs . David (Josephine) Little of Orilla , and Mrs . Bernard (Diane) Winters of Bram­alea .

Mr. Garton is also sur­vived by his grandchildren Julie, Robyn and Shawn; : his sister Mrs . Wilfred (Rose) Webb of London.

He was predeceased by his sister Violet.

The funeral service was held Saturday, October 23 , ' 1982 at the MeKersie Fun­eral Home in Milton. Cre­mation followed

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Edward lSiallo, MI' . PCITY was predccc[lsed by his wife, the laIc Mary Meyers, who died in 19G8.

He is survived hy his daughters, Mrs . Kenlleth (Doris) Arsenault of Inger · soli and Mrs Alberl (Win· niired) Birch of Woodstock. Also surviving is his sisler, Mrs. Alma McMullin of Malden, MClSS ., U.S.A., J2 grandchildren and fi ve great grandchildrcn .

Father Charles Campbell officiated the October 20 1982 funeral servicc at Sacred Heart Church. Interment in Sacred })eart Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Jerry Haggilh, Arnold 1\'I[1 c­Ausland , Allan Arsenault. Mac Riddell, Fred Freeman and William nichard .

~~~Sl\Il~II' Ted Sex­S1 (( It. . '! r ngersoll, died at the age of 77 Oil

October 20,1982, at Alexall' del' Hospital. '

Born in Ingersoll to the lat(' Mr . and Mrs . John Scxsmith , he worked for many years at CIL .

Mr. Sexsmith was pre­deceased .by his wife , the la te Dca trice Barker, who died in 1980.

lie is survived by his sons John of Estiuan~ Saskat­chewan; Ted of R.R. 4, Ingersoll , and Bill of H.H. 2, Ingersoll. Also survivVlg is his daughter Jean ft..'lCWhlll · nie of Shumaker, and his daughter-in-law Marna Sex· sm.i th .

Also surviving are II grandchildren and four great grandchildren .

Lt. Mark Cummings and Cadet Da.vid Carey officia ­ted the October 23, 19R2 funeral service at I\1cBealh Funeral Home. Interment in Illgersoll nura) Ceme­tery .

Pallbearers were L.W. Kelly, David l\1orgrtll, MUI:ray Scxsmith, Rill Scx· smith, Harvey nOllrgois alld Mike Starchuck .

BIRTHS

PATON: Duane and SU:5an (nee: Hugill) arc pleased to . announce the birth of their daughter Allison Suzanne at Alexandra Hospital on Nov­ember 4, 1982. Proud gran~­parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hugill and Mr . and Mrs . Norman Paton, both of Mount Elgin. Proud great grandnlOthcrs are Mrs. Jean Hugill, Ingersoll, and Mrs . Pearl Paton, London.

\VONCII: Mr. and Mrs. David Wonch, 108 King Solo­men Street, ingersoll. joy· fully announce the birth of their son Nathan William Anthony . He was born Nov­ember 12, Hl82 at Alexandra Hospital.

:Wl\'EY: Brinn and Deanne ·lrc plea~ed to announce ~he n)'l'i\'(11 of their first Child, .Jennifer Leigh . She was born November 11. 1982 at Till~l)lIlJurg District Mem­orial Hospital. Proud grand­parents are Mr . and Mrs . Arthur Pare, Maiustone, and Mr . and Mrs. John Spi vey, Ingersoll.

SCIlLO'~"'F : Mrs . Violet (~ordon) Petrie, and Mr. and Mrs . n R. Smith of Ingersoll, announce the birU) of their first great grandchild. Amanda Jean, daughter of John and Sus~n Schlorff. She was born In

Chesley District Hospital, Nove~ber 5. 1982. Proud grandparents are John and Fran Petrie of Chesley.

VINCENT: Hector and Agnes (nee : Klynstra) of Ll)Jlglac, Ontario. arc happy to announce the birt h of their daughter Sarah Anna­Marie, born November 7,

,1982, wcighing .cigh\ pounds, : two ounces. A sister for Dennis . Proud grand­parents are Peter and Jane KJYllstra of 13ei'\chville, and Mn;. N . Vincl'nt of London.

PETTIT: Roger "lid Susan arc pleased to announce tI~e hirth of their SOIl, DaVId

;Thlln,. \s . 011 Novembpr 2, ; I~ll ',~ ;: I St . Thomas Elgin (;I'llcral J1o~pj(ill. A wel­('ome hroll1(']' for Paula. New grandsoll fo r Mr. an~ I\1rs. Thomas Pettit and Mr. LInd Mrs. Joseph Story of Ingersoll . Special tI.lanks to. Dr. Ba Isdon and ttmd floor nursi ng st" ff.

WITTY: AI Alexandra Ilos­pit .. ,1 on Mond<lY. November 15. L9H2. to Brent a\1d K~m Witty, 17 King Street. T~ll­sonburg, ason. Lyle Martin.

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.u~.!.J , -IlUTC' IjSON: H.ev. and Mrs . Wesley B. Ball and Mr. and Mrs. JO~ W. Hutchison are pleased to aiiilOliilCC the forthcoming marri~ge of their children.

. Wtlnda and Craig, on Dec­emher 4, 19B'l. at 4 p.m. in Westminster United Church , Thamesford .

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HAMILL: M~bel (Stow­bHage) Hamill; a resident of Woodingford Lodge and formerly of Ingersoll. died in her ninety-fourth year at her home, Thursday, Nov­ember 4, 1982.

Born In Ingersoll to the late Mr. and Ml)s. John Snowbridge, she was a housewife.

She was predeceased by her husband, . the lat.e Thomas Hamill, who died in 1961. Mrs. Hamill was also predeceased by her son, the late Smith Hamill, in 1951; by two brothers, Stanley and Frank, and by one sister, Clara .

She is survived by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Doris Hamill of Woodstock, and her grandchildren, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Hawaii, Mrs. Robert (Mar­garet) Toon of Woodstock, and Mrs. William (Kather­ine) Andrew of R.n. 6, Woodstock. Also surviving are her two great grand­children along with several nieces and nephews.

Rev . Cecil Jardine offic­iated the Saturday, Nov­ember 6, 1982 funeral scr-; vice at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in the Harris Street Cemetary.

llUNSBEHGE ' Mildred Huns erger, 206 Wonhflrn Street, Ingersoll, <lied Sat­urday, November 13, 1982 at Victoria Hospital, London .

Rev. Carmen Holbrough . officiated the Tuesday, November 16, 1982 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home . Interment in TIlIson­burg Cemetery.

Born in Ingersoll to the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hunsberger, she is survived by her brother, Jack Huns­berger of Ingersoll, and her

. niece, Sandra Brintnell of London. She was pre­deceased by her sister, the latc Kathleen Mac­Naughton.

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APPLEllY: Plyna Appleby, 133 Oakwood Street, Inger~ soli, died at the age of ?l on Thursday. November 11,. 1982 at Alexandra Hospital.. P~stor George Watt offic- .

iated the Saturday, Nov­ember 13, 1982 funeral ser­vice at McBeath Funeral Home . Interment in Inger­s~ll Rural Cemetery.

Dorn in Curries to the late Mr . and Mrs . Frank Purdy, Mrs. Appleby is survivied by her husband Walter. .

Also surviving is her daughter Mrs . James i (Marie) nor,iiud of R.R. 2, i

Springfield,. and her two : grandchildren Patricia and J

David Renaud . Honorary pallbearers:

were Joe Mead, Bill Dem­psey. Bob Boniface, Terry Gill, Allen Whit.lington, and Charles Foster.

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FUI.LEn: Bob ano Sue ~Iler, I\()X '2.!i, 2S Oxford Street, lkaehvillc [ll'e pleased to anJlOllll~C the birLh of lheir SOil, I\lallhcw .J:IIlH'S, N(~\'embcr fl, 1~U2 l1t

AIe:-:arl(Jl'iI llospittll. A. wee bl'lILhcr for Carrie-Ann, Proud gr:111dparenls arc MI' . al\t! Mrs . J:1J1)CS Sl<ln- : lIlll'd nne! Mr. ' and Mrs:' Albert '\ Fuller'. ; Specinl '.

:11I"1I1(s to Dr. Wcsttn(\l\ and ' second floor nurses.

, . \' ,\N DEn WOLF: Oliver' l"llll Ntllll'Y Llrc thrilled to : ;\J11l0UIlCe lhe safe (lrrivnl of Ih~il' daughLcr Carrie Pllt­rici:1 Sh~ '\vilS hOl'11 Oclobct· 1.0, \~II ~~ aL 1\1c~<llldr<1 J [OS­pilnl. A sisLcr 101' Danny nlld J(eith, al\d a new gl'rtJ1d­d;Hwlltn ror 1'.,.11' . ;\11<1 l\·lrs. \\'illi:llll Arlllstn)llg of Vcr­schny!'~ ,llld MI'. ;111(\ J\Jrs. Jnhll V:\!\ der Wolf of IUl. 3,' . llIf~el's()11. '

, . FINLE~ : John, Culherine (nee: Scott), Joc, Sherry illle! Julie (lrc happy to IlIIIIOl11\('C the s,lfc arrival of ~'klis~(\ Catherinc, six poullds, fOlll' OlllltCS 011

~ul1d(fy, November 7' 19B2 :ll Ij: n ,\.Ill. ,It WoociSloc\{ Ilospil.;\I . Proud ~rL\l\d ­parl'lIts (Ire WilJiilm J. :llId VC'l'olliLn M. Stolt or Tof'­onto, ;uldHose .;( FinlC'y) ,\1'111111' of Ingersoll. Many th:lIl\( s to [)l' .J . Dalloll, Dr. B. I\llllSl' of London, (lnd the \I1;\ll'l'lIily st:lffs of i\lcx­;lndl'l\ :llld Woods(oc!t !'!os­ptlals fo!' [heir devotiol\ (lJltl

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MABEE: Albert Mabee, 2~ i Thames Street North Ingersoll, died at the age of 90 on Friday, November 19, 1982, at AlexRiHira Hospital.

Born in North Dorchester : Township to the late Mr. and Mrs. James Mabee, Mr. Mabee was a member of Trinity United Church . He had lived in Windsor ' Springford and Foldens be~ fore coming to Ingersoll in !

1935. He was employed at the

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nord~n Company and the Ingersoll Parking Authority as parking meter officer until he retired in 1965. '

He is survived by his wife the former Grace Palmer: his son Donald of Fort Erie' . and his daughter, Mrs. Her~ bert (Eileen) Foster of Bar­rie, Also surviving are four n~eces in Flint, Michigan, n~ne grandchildren, (lnd eIght great grandchildren.

He "".as predeceased by seven sIsters.

Rev. Cecil Jardine offic­iated the Monday. Nov­ember 22, 1982 funeral ser­vice at McBeath Funeral Home. Intermcnt at Spring-ford Cemetery. ;

Pal)bearers were George Oatman, Doug Mabee, Jim Teal. l<'red Jacobi, Harold Foreman and Jack Fore­man .

BLANCHEH: Brad Blan­cheI', IUt. l , Woodstock died at the" age of 20, as ~ result of an accident on County Rt)ad !(on Saturda,Y. November 13, 1~U2~ ,

Rev . Carmen Holbrough officiated the Wednesday, November 17, 1982 funeral service <1t McBealh Funcrnl Home. Interment in Inger­soll nUl'al Cemetery. \ Mr. Blancher is survived

by his parents, Mr_ and Mrs. Douglas Blancher of R.R. 1, Woodstock; his grand­parent.s Mr and Ml's_ Ash­ton Blal1cher of R.R. 2, Ingersoll; brothers Bill at home, James of Drumbo Vernon of Jng~rsoll, Doug of Ingersoll, Rick, of fieach­vil~e, Wes of Beachville, and Hon of Bcachvillc, and Rob­ert of RR. 5, lng(>J'soll.

He is also survived by his thrce sisters, Velma of Sud­bury, Mrs. William (Bev­erly) Joncs of Bcachville

. and Sheryl, at horne. '

Mr. Blancher was pre­deceased by his brother Chris ill 197!l.

Mr. Blancher had worked as a farm labourer .

Pallbetlr~rs were Harry Nugtcgnnl. T~)'ry Blancher, Hon Wcatherhead, Dave Janson, Art Fordham and Dave Moycr.

Rev. Carmen Holbrough officiated the Wednesday, . November 17, 1982 funeral service at McIJe(lth F\llleral H()~<:;:.. -, . x.. \\ ~ t=.'- ~~\ ..... \' ~"\- 1:.\\)~~\SG\\

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Woodstock Woodingford Lodge and formerly of Ing­ersoll, died Saturday, De­cember 25, in Woodstock at age 90.

Born in Roy ton, England, Mrs. Wolstenholme, was a member of SL. James Angli­can Church.

She was predeceased by her husband the late Ernest Wolstenholme who died in 1967, and her parents the late George and Alice Wol­stenholme.

She is survived by daugh­ter Mrs , Leo (Pat) Manzier, of Niagara Falls, two grand­children Dr. Leo Manzier, of Texas, and Alan Manzier, of Burlington, and six great grandchildren. .

I Reverend Tom Griffin I conducted the Monday, De-I cember'Xl funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. 'Interment in the spring at Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.

~EL~A~D' George Mc]an\ ; 4~~'Park Av -enue, Ingersoll, died Fri-

. day, December 24 at Victor- . ia Hospital, London at age 63. "

He wa~ a machinist, a member of the First Baptist Church, and the Royal Can­adian Legion Branch 119, Ingersoll .

He was predeceased by his parents the late William and Maude McLeUand.

Mr. McLelland is surviv­ed by his wife Dorothy McLelland, two sons Rich­ard a nd Gordon, both of Ing ersoll, three daughters Darlene, Trudy and Wendy at home, two brothers Lloyd and Ronald, of Ingersoll, two sisters Mrs . Charles (Nina) Foster, of Ingersoll, and Christetl, of Ingersoll. He is also survived by four grandchildren.

Reverend George Watt officia ted the Decem ber 28 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home. A special service was held at the Royal Canadian Legion on Monday, December 27. Interment at Ingersoll Rur­al Cemetery in the spring.

Pallbearcrs were Eugene I Mabee, Ronald Groom, Grant Swackhammer, Oliv­er Van der Wolfe,· Don Hoyland, and Leo Kirwin.

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ft EXNARD - At Alexandra · ospita l on December 27, 1982, to Kathleen and James Reynard, 98 ~2 King Hiram Street, Ingersoll, a son Shawn.

.,}J,)HCiSr9~ , At Alexandra Hospita on January I, 1983, to Steve and Debbie John­ston, 14 Cedar Street, Inger­soll , a son David George, A brother for 'Spencer and Deidre.

DunSTON-At Alexandra HospItal on December 18, 1982, to Brian and Rose Durston , 254 Evelyn Ave., Ingersoll, a daughtcr Christine Marie .

~EREMX MEI,AN§~ti is 'pleased to announce 0 you 'the safe arrival of his new baby brother, Thomas Wil­liam Cyril, born December 15, weighing 8 pouncis, 8 ounces at London Victoria' Hospital. A second son for Dave and Debbie. Proud gr<lndparents are Pat and Bill Watmough , George and Ned Melanson, and Donna and Alvin Sherman . Great grandparent.s Mr, and Mrs .

. Cyril Foote. Special lh:mks ·to .Dr .. Tasker . '

KEE~A!~Dyjlliam James '! and Janis (nee Anstee) 'Keenan, 286 Skye Street, Ingersoll, are pleased to .:nnounce the birth of their

. SOil, Eric· William on De­cember 27, 19B2, weighing 7 pounds, 6'h ounces . A brother for Kelly . Thanks to Dr. Dalton and staff, 2nd floor maternity ward of Alexandra Hospital.

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ClJ1fU'T~red CharI· ton, 0 TF ar1 Street, Ingersoll, died at age 72 December 17 at the West­minster Campus of Victoria Hospital, London .

He was a retired butcher and a member of Trinity United Church. - '

He is survived by his wife Mrs Marg Charlton, one son Jim, of London, one daugh­ter Mrs. Greg (Janet) Mac­Millan, of Riverview, New Brunswick, one sister Mrs . Grace Dumaw, of London and lwo grandchildren.

He was predeceased by one brother Harold .

Reverend Carmen Hol­brough conducted the De­cember 20 funeral service at McBeath Funeral Home.

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ULCH: Dave and Linda are pleased to announce the safe arrival of a new little brother for Pamela. Assis­ted by his father, Michael David made a rat.'''er sud­den appearance into the world on Highway 100 near London, on November 25, 1982. Michael later weighed in at seven pounds, nine ounces at St. Joseph's Hos­pital, London. Proud grand­parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Essel tine of Mt. Elgin, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ulch of -Salford.

~UNDBLAD: Rene and Ann undblad, 46A King Street

East, Ingersoll, joyfully announce the safe arrival of their 80n, Kristopher Allan. He was born at Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll, Nov­ember 24, 1982.

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PICKERSGILL: Ray Plckersgl lJ . 2032*11o~tbat­ten Street, LQndon. died at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon­don. Tuesday. November 30 1982. •

Born in Otterville, Mr. Pickersgill was a carpenter.

He was predeceased by his wife, the late Marjorie Pickersgill, who died in August 1982.

Mr. Pickersgill is sur­vived by his two sons Kenneth and James, both of R.R.2, Ingersoll; his broth­ers Bill of Tillsonburg, Harry of Otterville, and Max of Galt; and three grandchildren, Trevor, Kyle and Charlotte.

He was predeceased by his brothers Clive and Jack and his sisters Jessie Pal: mer. Mary Cavanaugh, Eva Jones, Ida De Meestre Fern Douglas and Dorothy ~

Rev. Clayton Wilhelm of. ficiated the Saturday. De­cember 4, 1982 funeral ser. vice at McBeath Funeral Home. Interment in Spring­ford Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Larry Longfield, Bill Howe, Her­schel WiUiams. Lloyd Bangs, Bi1J Chisholm and Pete Capurso. '.'

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GEHWEILEH: At Alex­andra Hospl lal on Dec­ember 9, 1982, to Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gehweiler, H.n. 4, Ingersoll, a daughter Stacey Lyntl, was born. '

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