HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-06-29, Page 10COrrespondent
MRS. KEN McKELLAR
Cromarty C. G. I. T. girls
• 'were hosts on Sunday evening
foe a farewell party in honor of
David Scott who is leaving for
Vancouver on June 27th: David
will be working for C. U. S. O. in
Sarawak for the next two years.
Mrs. M. Lamond welcomed
everyone and the C. C.'. T. girls
Sang "cod is the Lord", accom-
panied by Mrs. G. Laing on the
accordian. This was followed
with scripture lesson from chap-
ter 3 of Ecclesiastics, verses 1-
12, read in unison by the girls.
The guest speakers, Mr. and
Mrs. John Brown of London were
introduced by Mrs, Laing. They
told of their C. U. S. 0. exper-
iences and showed slides of the
people, the country and fellow
workers in Zambia.
Mrs. Lamond thanked Mr.
and Mrs. BrOwn. All joined in
singing "Lord We Thank Thee
for Our Brothers". M.r, Calder
McKaig read an address of good
wishes to David and presented
him with a gift of money. David
made a suitable reply and told
of -his desires and hopes while
working in C. U. S. 0. movement.
A former minister of Cromer-
FUNERAL
MRS.CECIL BOWMAN
Death came suddenly on
Friday night, June 13th to Mrs.
Cecil Bowman1 of lot 13, con-
cession 8, Hibbert Township,
the same farm on which she had
been born.
Formerly Etta Mabel Yea she
was born February 19, 1892, a
daughter of the late Harry Yea
and the former Emily Stoneman.
Educated in the township arid
in Seaforth Collegiate Institute
she later attended Normal Scho-
ol. She-was a schoolteacher pre-
vious to her marriage in 1926 to
Cecil Bowman who survives with
several ni eces and nephews.
She was a Member of Staffa
United Church,- Staffa Women's
Institute, Staffa-Cromarty Sen-
She was predeceased by three
brothers.
. Rev. A. FkDaynard conducted
the funeral service at the Heath-
Leslie Funeral:Home, Mitchell,
on Monday afternoon with inter-
ment in Staffa Cemetery.
John Sadler, Harvey Hamb-
ley, Arthur Kemp, Leslie Mil-
ler, Robert Norris and Russell
Miller acted as pallbearers.
Floral tributes, heart found-,
ation and mission cards were re-
ceived and relatives and friends
attended from Hamilton, Toro- •
nto, Hagersville, Acton, Bur-
lington, Beigrave,
.Clinton, Seaforth, Staffa, Mit-
chell:and district.
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01911ARTY
Contest was held at No. 8 School,
McKillop on Monday when win-
ners were:-
Grade 7 - 1st. Gwen Bosman -
'Topic - William Shakespeare.
2nd. Carl Bolton
•• Topic - The Husky.
Grade 6 - 1st. Steven Dennis
Topic - The Beaver
2nd. DouglAs Dietz.
Topic - Electricity
Judges - Mrs. Steve Murray
Mrs. Joe Delaney
The teacher is Mrs, Teresa B.
Coville.
recruit.
After a moment's'kesitation,
the sergeant said: "No, just one,
I'd like to see how you do it."
The sergeant was preparing
to fingerprint a recruit.
"Wash your hands," he
ordered. •
"Both of theth?" asked the
Mr. and Mrs. Ass Hutchin-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hutchinson of St. Thomas visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Mellis Thursday of last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Carter and
family of Essex spent the week
end with the latter's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ker'r of
Dorchester spent the week end
post nuptual party for Mr: and e Monday evening with Mx. and'
Mrs. Bill Murphy on Saturday
. evening, June 21, in the Sea- . forth Community Centre. Danc-
Speakers ing was enjoyed to the music of
ee, the Scott Orchestra.
A conglatulatetry address was
read by Jim Devereaux and a The annual Public Speaking
McKMop
Picks Best
Newly Weds in Wroxeter on Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. George Rod-
A large crowd attended a way of Portland, Oregon visited
NEWS of KIPPEN
THE HOME TEAM
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride
attended the McBride reunion
which was held in Riveryiew Park
Exeter, where 72 of the clan
came to enjoy the annual family
picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bennett
of Seaforth spent Wednesday ev-
ening of last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Eldin Kerr.
tvir. 'and Mrs. Wilfred Mellis
visited relatives of Mrs. Mellis
Mrs.• Edgar McBride.
Mr. and Mrs. John Long from
Olken Sound visited with Mrs.
Leng.Sunday afternoon and part
of Monday before returning home.
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BRUCEPIELD
correspoulunt
MRS. HUGH. BERRY -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Pepper
spent-lasi-4Mhis
Lake with Mr. and Mrs; C. Mc-
Cli nchey.
Sacrament of The Lordi Sup-
per will be observed in Bruce -
field United Church next Sunday.
A large crowd attended the
Memorial Service at Baird's
Cemetery on Sunday.
" Mrs. H. Berry visited a few
days in Stiatford last week with
Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Griffith.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson
attended the wedding of Miss
Ruth Steven and Terry Loreeoff
on Saturday at Scotland,
Mrs. Janet Taphfe Byron
spent the week end with her
sister and family, Mrs. Anna
Aldwinkle,
HART REUNION
The Hart Reunion was held
at Lions Park on Sunday with
45 in attendance, Officers
elected were - President - Mrs.
fiord Hubbard, London; Vice -
President - Lyle Hart, Wroxeter;
Sec. -Treas. - Hazel Sperling,
Wroxeter; Sports - Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Kneeshaw, London.
Winners in a sports program-
me were: Men's Tug of War -
Bill Hart's ream. Races - 2 to
4"- Cheryl Hart, Brussels and
Dianne Hart, Wroxeter; 9 years-
Susan Hart, Wroxeter; 14-16 -
Patti Hart, Wroxeter. Kicking
Shoe, Fartheit - Patti 1-lart.
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ty, Rev. S. Kerr of Wino. re-
minised about David as he grew
up in the community. Everyone
sang "God be with You 'Till We
Meet Again". Rev. Kerr pro-
nounced the Benediction. Lunch
was served by the girls,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore
and daughter, Elaine of Lindsay,
spent the week end with Mrs. E.
Moore and Mi. and Mrs. T. L.
Scott and family. "
Rev. S. Kerr of Embro visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Calder and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Everard Ker-
slake enjoyed a ten days motor
trip to the West visiting friends
in Winnipeg and Milwaukee.
, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rhiel and
family, in R. 5, Stratford visited
Mrs. J. R. Jefferson on Sunday.
with Mr. and Mrs. Eldin Kerr,
Mr. and Mrs. J. -1 -Bttenard
of Ailsa Craig visited with Mr.
• and Mrs. W. L Mellison on
Friday of last week.
Honor
presentation of a purse of mon-
ey was made by Len O'Rourke.
Lunch followed, served by neigh- •
bourewho arranged the party.
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