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ee Doris Guimond The late Doris Guimond of Champlain Road, Penetanguishene, died Oct. 28, 1983, in Toronto General Hospital, following a Leon Todd A funeral service for the late Leon Henry fodd of Victoria Har- bour was held on Noy. 14, 1983, in Nicholls Funeral Home. Rey. Wesley Oake officiated. The Jephson Street resident was 62 years of George Marshall The late George Everett Marshall of RR 2, Midland, died on Noy, 18, 1983, in Huronia District Hospital. Midland, after seven month's illness. He was in lis 77th year, je native of Albert Sweeting Albert Gerald Sweeting of St. Catherines, Ont., a former member of St. Paul's United Church, Midland, and a Past Master of Caledonian Lodge No. 249 AF and Elmer Moore The death occurred at Huronia District Hospital on Noy. 19, 1983, of Midland resident Elmer Nelson Moore. The 730 Hugel Ave. resident had been ill for three weeks. The Midland native Marie Tremblay Tle... late =] Marre Tremblay ot the Georgian Manor, Penetanguishene, died Nov. 19, 1983, following a lengthy illness. She was 73 years Of age. Born. any anda Violet Ethel Miller Violet Ethel Miller, nee Ferguson, passed away On Noy, 20, 1983, at the age of 96 following a lengthy illness. The death occurred at the Ronald Hamelin The late Ronald Hamelin of Kettle's 3each, Tiny Township, died Nov. 21, 1983, in Penetanguishene General Hospital, following a_ lengthy illness. He was 51 years of age. Born in Matheson, Ont., Ron Hainelin lived most of his life in the Tiny Township area. Ron Hamelin was Jesse Handy A funeral service for the late Jesse Lockhart Handy of Port MeNicoll was held in Nicholls Funeral Home, Midland, on Nov. 21, 1983. Mr. Handy died on Jean Evans A funeral service for the late Jean Evans of 550 King St., Midland, was held on Nov. 23, 1983, at Nicholls Funeral Home, Midland. Dr. Paul Brown officiated. lengthy illness. She was 64 years of age. The former Doris Smith was born in Kingston, Ont. Toronto was her home for most of her life. Champlain toad, Penetanguishene was her residence for the last 13 years: She. was very 1n- terested in building, woodworking. and painting with oils. She was a member of the Penetanguishene Art Workshoppe. Fr. T.J. McCann of St. John's Church, Toronto, a friend of the family, officiated at the funeral inass held in St. Ann's Memorial - Church, Penetanguishene, on Oct.31. Interment in St. Ann's Cemetery. The late Doris Guimond's pallbearers were Garry Wright, Wayne Grant, Edgar Miron, Wayne Petryshan, Brian Wright,. and Chris Bellchaimbers. Her husband, Victor Guimond of Champlain Road, Penetanguishene, her daughter Judith Guimond- of Penetanguishene, her dauphter-in-law Regis and husband Edgar Miron, her adopted son and daughter Ron and Linda, and her grand- children Dale, Todd, and Lisa survive her. Her son Victor predeceased her. age when he Noy. 10, in General Hospital. illness was brief. died, on Toronto His The Tay Township native was the son of Charles Lewis Todd and Minnie Alice Walters. Craighurst was a full tine farmer all his life. lee: worked = aS <a longshoreman at the CP Rail elevator in Port McNicol] for ap- proximately 20 years. He retired 10 years age. Tie son of Robert and AM, Midland, died in St. Catherines 0n Noy. 17, 1983. The illness of the 83- year-old native of Fowey, Cornwall, England, was short. The son of Joseph and Lindsay, ~ An avid fisherman and 3rown. Leon Toddwasa = Arden, 'tis daughters Victoria Harbour, Olive Forget, Aron, hunter, he worked for member of the United Doreen (Mrs. John (Mrs. Chas. Ball) of and Mavk Todd. Maple Leaf Milling, Church. Sajan) and Barbara Barrie. and Lewis of His parents, his > Port MecNicoll, for 40 (Mrs. Doug Forget), port MeNicoll. brother Verne and sister years. He retired two Surviving him are his also his brothers and Jessie (Prentice) years ago. wife, Jane. (Brown) sisters Aberdean of His eight grand- predeceased him. On Noy. 4, 1944, Leon Todd, his son Leonard) Midland, William. children are Della Interment in Victoria Todd married, in Vic- and his wife Judy, his Harvey, Elva (Mrs. Sajan, Jeffery, David, Harbour Union foria Harbour, Jane son Karl and his wife Dick Brown), all of Kevin, and Janet Cemetery. Mabe! (Snider) Mar- a 'nember of Wyevale Rev. John Locke and. William Madill, pallbearers. Shea el attended United Church, officiated at the funeral both of RR 1, Wyevale, Flower bearers at the Craighurst Public His late wife died on -- service held on Noy. 15 Arley Jennett and funeral of Georve: School. Nov. 21, 1970. in' Wyevale United Garnet Marchant, both> Marshall were 'is On Dec. 21, 1929, in the His sons Everett, Church. Interment in vf RR 2, Midland, neighbours and friends rectory of St. Paul's Morley and Wesley, all Wyevale Community George Stott of Cecil Blow, Elwood United' Church,..1of oRR 2)" Midland' sCenitelern Wyevale, and Edward Blow, Victor Hall, and. Midland, he mavried survive him. He had 10 Neighbours and Chapaigne of RR 1, George Parker, all of Iva M. Gardner. He was -- 8tandchildren. friends Douglas Blow Wyevale, were Fis RK 1, Wyevale. Mary Ellen Sweeting Street United Church. Sweeting are his wife, grandchildren and two him. married Hazel Elsom on The veteran of the Hazel Sweeting of St. preat prandchildren. Nicholls Funeral Dec. 5, 1923, in Midland. A iarine engineer, he retired 20 years ago. In St. Catherines Albert Sweeting was a member of St. Paul First World War served with the 116th battalion. He was wounded at Vimy Ridge in 1917, at the age of 16. Surviving Albert Catherines, his son Vernon of 902 Yonge Street, Midland, also a sister, Queenie (Mrs. Ken Johnston) of Midland. He had five His daughter Anne (Mrs. G. Johnston), his brother Joseph, and his sister Julia (Mrs. Chas. Horne). predeceased Home was the scene of the funeral service held on Noy. 21. Rev. Francis Cook officiated: Interment in Midiand's Lakeview Cemetery. was the son of James Moore and Susan Bawks, and a graduate of Midland Public School and Midland Secondary School. In 1918 he played hockey with the Midland Juniors. Elmer Moore resident all of her life of, Penetanguishene, she wasJthe daughter of the late Emile Lemieux and the late Philomene Vallee. A funeral mass was held cin'. 2Sih Annes also played with the Midland softball team. In 1978 with Rev. Officiating, Moore inarried Hooper-Moore. A Prudential in Midland, Campbell Elmer Laura Insurance agent and a Pinkerton security puard at RCA, he retired five years ago, The United Church member was also a member of IOOF Lodge No, 274, Midland. Surviving him are his wife, Laura. Hooper- Moore, his step-son Ken Hooper, his daughter Marilyn Desjardine, also a brother, John of Toronto. Elmer Moore had four grandchildren and two vreat yvrandchildren. His first wife, Velma Cornfield, predeceased him. Rev, Francis Cook officiated at the funeral service held Noy. 22 in Nicholls Funeral Home. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery, Midland. Pallbearers were Tom Hirst, Ed Collins, Russ J aCKess0mis, Don MacEachern, Daniel Weyman, and Arnold Tippen. Memorial Church on Noy. 22. Fr. L. Dignard officiated. Spring in- terment in St. Ann's Cemetery. Her grandsons Martin Dickey, David Dickey, John Bonnin, Kenny Bonnin, Donald Bonnin, and Michael Bonnin were her pallbearers. Surviving the late Mrs. Marie Tremblay are her four sons, Leonard Bonnin and Albert Bonnin, both of Penetanguishene, Gerald Bonnin -- of Toronto, and John Bonnin of Sterling, and her five daughters, Margaret (Mrs. Matt Dickey) of Port Credit, Donna (Mrs. Bill Yarrow) of Lake Chowichan, B.C., Anita (Mrs. Ross Wilson) of Toronto, Agnes (Mrs. Tom Dickey) of Toronto, and Catherine (Mrs. Wayne Wagstaff) of Novar. Mrs. Tremblay liad 27 grandchildren and 11 preat grandchildren. Both Arthur Bonnin, her first husband, and her second husband, Royal Tremblay, predeceased her, as did her brother Arthur Lemieux and her sister Anna Valade. Collingwood Special Care Nursing Home. On July 1, 1905, she married Charles Eldon Miller in Elmvale. Violet became a private involved in his community. He was in his third term as a township councillor. He sat on the North Simcoe Sanitary Landfill Committee, and was in his fifth year as Tiny Township's ~represen- tative. He was a former chairman of the Tiny- Tay Peninsula Planning Board. Ron very Hamelin was in World War 1 and served with Battalion 159 from 1914 to 1918. She was a_ long-time member of the Flos Township Orange Lodge. Violet leaves behind two sons, Eldon of Ottawa and Herbert Duane of Collingwood, and two daughters, Nina Ometha McGinnis of Collingwood and Mary Ganton of Kingston, Ontario . Also left to mourn her passing are 18 grandchildren and approximately 40 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the James H. Lynn Funeral Home in Elmvale on Novy. 23, with Rev. Richard Whiteside of Collingwood officiating. Interment followed at Allenwood United Cemetary. instrumental in starting the Tiny Township Planning Board in the early 1960's. He was the board's first secretary, and was a chairman. He was past president of the Kettle's Beach Ratepayers AssOcia- tion. A founding member and a past president of the Club Richelieu, he served as the club's district governor. Ron Hamelin was a former member of the Midland District High School board, and of the Huronia District Hospital board. Rev. V. Laurin and Rev. W. Manne of- ficiated during the funeral mass held Nov. 24 ie e Olie, avpiGkss Church, Perkinsfield. Interment in St Patrick's Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Leonard Moreau, Gabe Marchand, Leonard Lefaive, Richard Lesperance, Venard Asselin, and Rheal Belanger. Honourary pallbearers were Tiny Township Reeve Morris Darby, Township Deputy-reeve John Lackie, Township Councillor Gabriel Brunelle, Township Councillor Harry Hunt, Township Clerk Guy Maurice, Club Richelieu represenetative Ber- nard Desroches. Surviving him are his wife Corrie Hamelin of Kettle's Beach, his son Douglas and daughter- in-law Yvonne _ of Winnipeg, his daughter Suzanne Hamelin of Mississauga, his mother Elise Hamelin of Midland, his sister Lucille Dobson of Toronto, and his brothers Jean-Pierre of Midland and Gilles of Tiny Township. Two -- grandchildren, Nathalie and Nicole Hamelin, survive him. Albert Hamelin, his father, died in 1979, Nov. 17, at home at 537 First St., Port MeNicoll, after two years illness, He was 82 years Of age. The native of Vasey the son of Johnathon and Elizabeth Handy. married Ellen Jordon in Victoria harbour on Jan. 15, 1925. He has been retired for five years. The late Jesse Handy was a member of the Orange Lodge, Midland. Surviving him are his wife, and his son Morely of 780 Eighth Avenue, Port MeNicoll, also his brothers and sisters Tom of Seaforth, Ont., Louisa Brown of Orillia, and Ida Granger of Kingston, Ont. He had one grandchild and one great grandchild. Rey. Charles Carter officiated at the funeral Interment in Cemetary, service. Lakeview Midland. Pallbearers were Eldon Drinkle of RR 1, Midland, Over Carriere and Bernard Carriere, both of RR 1, Penetanguishene, John , Brown Jr. of Orillia, and Ray Windross and Ron Windross, both of Port MeNicoll. The former Jean Serrie died at age 84 on Noy. 19, in Huronia District Hospital. The Victoria Harbour native had been ill for one and a half years. Jerome Serrie and Sophia Serrie were her parents. The Knox Presbyterian © Church, Midland, member also belonged to Ideal Rebekah Lodge No. 199, Midland. Ifer husband Gordon and her daughters Barbara D'Aoust and Jeanne Jones, all of Midland, Evans, Mrs. Deed Atkinson of Barrie, and _ step- daughter Mrs. J. Utting of Montreal, survive her, as do her brothers Herman of Toronto and Clement of Florida, and her sisters) Emma (Green) of Toronto, Mary (Michaels) of Toronto, Mrs. Sie Peterson of Victoria: B.C., and Mrs. M. Bell of Midland. Jean Evans had seven grandchildren and seven great grand- children. ; Interment in. Lakeview Cemetery, Midland, Pallbearers > were Don Jones, Dan ~ Dubeau, Peter Dubeau, Brian Jones, Ray Chambers, and Kim Ormison,. | Page 30, Wednesday, December 7, 1983