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OBITUARY
ROBERT I.' BERE
Mr. Robert Irvine: ,Gere • died*
in his '80th year on, Thursday,
:December 31st' at Goderich hos-
pital after a heavy •heart'. seizure.
He'was''a highly; esteemed resi
dent of: the Dungannon, commun-
ity and : with his wife had in: re-
eent months retired from the
farm. His . first wife, ::formerly.
Belle: Worthy, r ,passed• : away, a
number of -years;ago, ,To, them
were 'born ry�tvtro A au.ghterk, Mrs.
Earl (Stella) McNee, Belinore,
Mrs.f. Graham (Bessie) .,McNee,
2nd concession pf; West Wawa-.
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nosh; a son,' Orland., Fifteen
years ago he was married, to
Annie ' Johnston :Culbert; There
are ' .four stepsons, Eldon and
•:Harvey, south • of Dungannon;
Laverne, Goderich, and Melville,
'Toronto. • There are :26 grand-
children , and eight ' greet-grand-
children.:
reet grand -children : Also surviving is '• a
brother, Joe.. Bere, -London, and
Mrs. 'Albert • :(Bessie) ' Sl.essor,..of
Bervie. ''Passing away a. year.
„ago was,: his brother, .• George.
• Bere, .of 'Kincardine Township.
The deceased was born in Lon-
don Township to •, the late Geo.
Bere 'and .Elizabeth Irvine• Bere.
• He'•was .a faithful .'member 'of'
the Dungannon United Church
and was onthe board,:of trustees.
The body; rested at 'Johnstone.
funeral •parlors, Lucknow, until
Saturday When Rev E°`C'° Tay •
' for conducted funeral service
with interment, in :Dungannon
cemetery. The pallbearers . were
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ' IS
PRESENTED • TO MRS.:. J'OYNT.
The. United ` Church W.M $.
met in the ` unday School room:.
on Januar 5th . for - the 'first
meeting of .1960. Mrs. P. 'W:
Hoag,. the president,': opened the
meeting With 'New Year's.'
thought, and, prayer,, and•.conduc-'
-ted the business period when.
"reports were handed in '3V con-
veners' of the different commit-.
tees. Mrs, Howey was appointed
auditors for 196o. •
An interesting' feature .of the
program was "the • presentation of
a Life Membership Certificate to
Mrs. J. W. Joynt. Mrs. R. H.
Thompson on behalf '•of our
W.M�S. presented the certificate
`' and expressed sincere apprecia-
tion of Mrs. Joynt's faithful ser-
vices •in the society. Mrs. Joynt
••though taken ;completely •by
surprise, fittingly replied. 1' •
Mrs:, .W. B. Anderson took the
chair for the rest ,of 'the' program,
and read • the scripture. lesson.
Short missionary readings were
given by- 'Mrs, E. Wightman and
Mrs, G Brooks and •• prayers by
.Miss Ada Webster, Mrs. G. Mac-
and:'
ac-and Mrs. G: Saunders
followed:. Mrs • W:: Joynt, . accom
partied : by''Mrs. J.. Hall, sang a
beautiful solo "A f Light Along.
the , Way," Two study . book
chapters from ::."Africa Disturb•
.ed,". entitled, 'The ,Drift .and .Pat-
terns Old and' New' were ably
{ : summarized -by Mrs, A..E 'Mc -
Eldon, „Culbert; Harvey•• :Culbert, y ,
Laverne Culbert; . Earl • McNee, Kim.... .
Graham McNee and Bill Slessor;` Following • the meeting • over
.. thirty members and guests :sat
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portions of . the. continent, the,
teaching of .a: universal ,language,'
the ' ability of vastly ; improve
'their own ecoomies•-•-4and the
training and education: of dead
ers so that `these. icolonies could
become self governing; colonies::
The trials' and difficulties ' of
the early missionaries,' especially
Dr. ;David .Livingstone,' wh,o went
to Africa 'in 1840,' were, stressed
in, regardto• the difficulties of
travel,: the ' extremes ,:of ' climate,
and the°: prevalance of * tr'.opical
diseases .for' which at: that time
no known.. antidote,was
able Mrs., ;Chas. Coke Closed.
the meeting, with prayer : after
'which a social 'half • hour '.wits
spent :and a delicious *Lunch serv-
ed by the committee in. ,charge
• supper served by the. committee,
Catherine Annie. Gillies, the last tow 'and Mrs. G.: Saunders:
member ' of the :family family of . the.' •
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'late; -Mr and Mrs. David Gillies,. •
.pioneer: Kinl'oss.• Township rest I Blake W.M. S.
dents; iiassedc away earlyChrist- i.: > The January : meeting of ',the .
siisr- .,znarafing . gat. -the' Princess. r Blake W.M. S 'was' at, the.. ;home
Elizabeth" , Hospital, 'Winnipeg, i of Mrs. ,H.,_ Curran Withfourteen
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ladies esent .:Mrs• . Jack'. -Cur
Man. She had been :hospitalized ,
since early 'November: 1 ran • wasp` ' in, charge of the meet
She • was. born May 22nd, .1879 • ing •.and• opened with . the, call • te.
and, was the third /youngest .•of., worship, a'• hymn' and scripture'.
het 'family. 'She • moved to • Wood -••'.reading byµ Mrs. Keith 'Cranston::
stock when a young'. girl. -..-On 1 -Mrs V Irvin gave . a •very in=
February 15th, ,1898 , she:..wasa t'eresting. reading ;on China.. Mrs.
married to 'Arthur John Bor netts H Curran gave. the lst chapter
of Woodstiock They lived in'I of the Study Book for the year.
Woodstock' until .1945 when hey i; Roll call was ' answered by pay ;
in of • fees,: 'followed ' by the
moved to :`Winnipeg• where she g
resided until her' death. She had 'business. After , the 'closing'. ex.-: `
three chillren; Cecil.`who, lives.i;ercises, lunch ` was: •` :served.' by
in Detroit, Frank of• Winnipeg ;:the hostesses:
(who , predeceased his mother
on .'January' -lb.th, • 1957)" and :Pr"esbyterian Church V.M.S.
Marion, Mrs. E. S. Van Alstine•+ :' Thea January meeting of the
'of. Patterson, California. .' l• Afternoon 'Auxiliary • met at the
.She 'was ' : predeceased by. her, home of ,the President; Mrs,
husband. on March 3rd, 1942 Clare. Agnew on: Wednesday af-
and . by three sisters, Jean, Mrs. ternoon with 'an' attendance.: • of
'Fred Weir; Elizabeth,' ' Mrs: 'W. 20. The meeting was opened .by •
Kilpatrick (who • predeceased a hymn followed • by .prayer by'
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herby.•'five. weeks) and Frances;
'Mrs, C. Agnew,:. which'/'was fol-
and by five brothers: David, lowed by reading. responsively
Neil;; John, , Robert and Alex.from •,
Acts 9.
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Miss Mary MacLeod very ably
gave ';the;' New Year's story,' Mrs:
Jas. 'Henderson led a':discussion
'in regard.' to the' Mission Band,'
relating to attendance, interest,
• awards and finances of the • or-
ganization. ' Mrs: McLean.` made
a motion that the W:M:S` assume
expenses connected•: wit!r the
Mission Band; and that -a meet-
ing• be held ,to present.. awards
to thechildren and show ap
preciation •in '.'regard to their
work. ,
Miss Nellie' Malcolm, the . sec-.
rotary, gave- /a. ,surnrnary. of, the
year's activities, followed by the
minutes •of last meeting. • Dis-
cussion Of business followed af=,
ter 'which'' hymn: 143 Was surig..
:The topic from the new 'Study
Book on Africa was very ably
-taken by Mrs, Wallace McClean.
She stressed that Africa was ito
day' not only, the largest, but the*,
most important continent in the
world, and .gave an :outline of
events of the past .century and
the work of the British,: ,Dutch
and French Governments in ' coli
onizirig the North and South
`KINLOSS NEWS
• Little Robert Burt has':been
:.quite • ill • with pneumonia,' in
Wingh!am. Hospital; .We are glad
he was• able, • to •retj.rn horyie• on
-Thursday,
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Mr.. ' Harold , Austin and. „ son,
Robert, were in Detroitaast week
attending the Massey -Ferguson'
Training . School.
Mrs.: J. De Jong and daughter;'
Syka .were both patients in
Wingham Hospital last week,
:Syka is now home but Mr's: De
Jong_ is, still • in.: the : hospital.'.
Another•`tpatient ,in' Wingham
Hospital' is Jack Machine's, eld
Fest . son of Mr .: and. Mrs. Leonard
MacInnes • Who. . has- been quite
'ill .with pne.umonia.,
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