HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2015-10-22, Page 24PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2015.
Melville Guild hosts
its monthly meeting
Mark it clearly, keep it a secret
Through a special program at North Woods Elementary School, students were given the
chance to cast mock votes for the upcoming federal election. The results of the vote, which
took place on Friday, will only be made available once the federal election results are
announced. Check next week’s issue of The Citizen to see how students at the school fared.
Shown is official scrutineer Ayden Sheppard, left, making sure that voter Erin Overholt is
allowed to make her choice without any kind of undue influence. (Denny Scott photo)
Marking the occasion
Knox Presbyterian Church in Cranbrook celebrated its
150th anniversary on Sunday with a special service and a
number of speakers. Here, Rev. Lynn Nichol spoke to the
congregation as part of the special afternoon. (Jim Brown photo)
EDNA PEARSON
Edna Christina (Freebree) Pearson
RN of Brussels passed away
peacefully on Monday, Oct. 12,
2015 at Huronlea Home for the
Aged, Brussels. Born in Kincardine
on May 31, 1927, Edna was in her
89th year.
Edna was the beloved wife of the
late Ralph Cunningham Pearson
(July 2, 2000) and will be sadly
missed by her daughters Nancy
Procter and her husband Murray,
Aguanga, California; Joyce
McLean, London and Janet Smith
and her partner Ben Durose, Owen
Sound. She was the loving
grandmother of Mark, Kyle and
Danielle, Kirk and Julie, Andrea and
Nick, Jill and Yaddi and Janine and
loving great-grandmother of Jesse,
Jeremy, Seth, Grace, Owen, Emma,
Olivia, Taran and Nishaan. Edna was
also loved by her brother-in-law Jim
Gibson, London and several nieces
and nephews. Edna was predeceased
by her granddaughter Christina
McLean (1995), her sister Lucy
Freebree (2003) and seven brothers
and sisters-in-law. Edna was a
graduate of the 1949 nursing class of
Victoria Hospital.
Friends were received by the
family one hour prior to the funeral
service which was conducted at
Brussels United Church on
Saturday, Oct. 17. Rev. Gary Clark
and Pastor Sandra Cable officiated.
A remembrance of Edna was
given by her daughter Nancy and as
a tribute to her grandmother, Andrea
Pyle sang “Amazing Grace”.
Carrying floral tributes were
granddaughters Danielle Procter and
Andrea Pyle. Pallbearers were Ron
Hoffman, Murray Hoover, Bob
Kellington, Kirk Procter, Kyle
Procter and Frank Workman.
Burial took place in Brussels
Cemetery.
As an expression of sympathy,
memorial donations to Brussels
United Church or the Huronlea
Palliative Care will be appreciated
by the family.
Online condolences may be left at
www.schimanskifamilyfuneral
home.com
CHASE WAYNE NOBLE
Our precious baby boy, Chase
Wayne Noble, was called home
early to be one of God’s guardian
angels.
Born at London Health Sciences
Centre, Victoria Hospital on
Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015 at 5:05
a.m., he was 16 weeks old.
Cherished son of Mike and Nicole
Noble of Brussels, Chase was the
beloved brother of Beckett and
Jacoby and pet Oliver.
He is survived by grandparents
Murray and Ruth Lowe, Brussels;
Tammy Noble, Wroxeter and Ken
and Sylvia Noble, Gorrie and great-
grandmother Gwynne Brown,
Gorrie. He is also survived by his
uncle John Lowe, Brussels; aunt
Melissa and uncle Jeff Wormington
and cousins Makenna and Jack,
Goderich.
A private family service was
conducted and cremation has
already taken place.
Donations may be made to the
London Health Sciences Foundation
- Medical Genetics Program, 747
Base Line Road East, London, ON
N6C 2R6.
This money will go towards
providing families with special
keepsake boxes of their loved ones.
Sometimes, it’s the smallest things
that take up the most room in our
hearts.
Online condolences may be left at
www.schimanskifamilyfuneral
home.com
The September meeting of the
Melville Guild and WMS was held
in the church parlour on Tuesday,
Sept. 22 with eight members present.
The WMS purpose was recited in
unison to open the meeting. Elaine
Armstrong read the call to worship
and the hymn, “Lord, the Light of
Your Love is Shining” was sung.
The scripture 1 Corinthians: 1-16
was read with each member taking
part. The topic was taken from a
booklet called, “A Patchwork Quilt”.
The stories were read by Elaine
Armstrong and Margaret McInroy.
The first story was written by Ethel
Baker from Molesworth. It was
called “The Country Parish”. The
next story was a poem, “Life is Like
a Patchwork Quilt”, written by
Audrey Adair from Molesworth.
Theresa McDonald, pastor of
Cranbrook and Monkton wrote the
next story, “One Stitch at a Time”. A
poem “By God’s Hands We Are All
Fed” written by Lynn Johnson of
Molesworth was read next.
“Grandma’s Sampler Quilt” written
by Betty Mitchell from Molesworth
Church was read next. A poem,
“Sewing the Pattern”, written by
Ruby Naylor from Monkton was
read.
The hymn, “The Fruit of the
Spirit” was sung and Margaret
McInroy led in prayer. The Mizpah
Benediction was repeated in unison
to close this part of the meeting.
Elaine Armstrong presided over
the business. The minutes of the
June meeting were read by the
secretary, Dona Knight, moved by
Alice Marks, seconded by Margaret
Siertsema that the minutes be
adopted as read. The correspondence
included an invitation to the Fall
Rally to be held in Kincardine on
Monday, Oct. 5. A thank you was
read from the family of Faye Fear
and Anna Cunningham for the lunch
served following their funeral
services.
The Guild treasurer’s report was
given by Alice Marks and the WMS
treasurer’s report was given by
Leona Armstrong. A thank you will
be sent to Sheila Prescott for the
tablecloths she donated to the
church. There was a discussion
about the coffee time after church
and it was decided that members
should keep it simple. It was
suggested that a package of store-
bought cookies would be all they
need.
The roll call was answered with
everyone telling a memory of
growing up in the church. The next
meeting was scheduled for Oct. 20
with Dona Knight and Leona
Armstrong in charge of the
devotions.
Linda Garland moved to adjourn
the meeting and a lovely lunch was
served by Elaine Armstrong and
Margaret McInroy.
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