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            <text>Clarence Ray Cline, of East Avenue, Stevensville, died at Port Colborne General Hospital Friday, June 7, 1991. He was 64. &#13;
He was born January 9, 1927 in Stevensville. &#13;
Cline owned and operated Cline's Ornamental Iron Works in Stevensville until his retirement. He was a member of the Fort Erie Conservation Club. &#13;
Surviving him are his wife, Marion (nee Noxel), daughter Barbara Martin and grandson Peter Martin, both of Fort Erie; his brothers, Arthur (Ruth). and Arnold (Florence) all of Fort Erie; his sisters, Dorothy Bossert of Buffalo, N.Y., Leoda Winger of Ridgeway and Shirley Eberly of Stevensville. &#13;
The Rev. Ken Ramsey officiated the funeral service at 11 a.m. yesterday morning, Mon day, in the chapel of The Williams Funeral Home, Ridge way. &#13;
Pallbearers were members of the Fort Erie Conservation Club. &#13;
Interment was in Ridgeway Memorial Cemetery. A reception followed in The Williams Funeral Home's Family Centre after the services&#13;
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