The Huron Expositor, 1976-02-05, Page 10THIS LITTLE FIGGIE TOOK THE BAND TO FLORIDA — Topnotch
Feeds Ltd. donated a prize winning pig ,as draw prize to help the
SDHS Girls Trumpet Band raise money for their trip to play in
Florida next week. Winners were oreented with theirwrapped and
frozen meat last week. From left ere Lynn Swart, accepting part of
the half pig that her mother Mrs. Roy Swart won, from band"
member, Linda Albert, Janice Houston giving Darlene Murray pa`rt
of her pork quarter, Harold Glanvilteof Crediton accepting the other
pork quarter from Marg Sills of the band and Gord Rimmer of
• Topnotch. . (Staff Photo)
McKillop
People in
Correspondent
Mrs. Ed. Regele
Mr. and Mrs.Stattley
Preszcator of Crediton spent
Wednesday with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Regele.
Sympathy, is extended to Mrs.
Charlie 4i/eher and family in the
loss of a husband and father.
Friends of Mrs. Annie Elligsen
are sorry to .h ear he is ill and a
- patient in Seaforth Community
Hospital. '
Mrs. Laviria Wheatley, • a
former resident of McKillop Twp.
, is a patient in London Hospital.
We wish het a speedy recovery.
. Mr. Fred A. Kistner of
Brodhagen is a patient h
University Hospital; London. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McCallum, #1, Mr. and Mr.Glen
McNichol, #4, Mr. and Mrs.
`Bruno Breaker #4, Mr. and • Mrs.
Mervyn Godkin of #4, Mr. and
Mrs. John Glanville of #4, Walton
and Mr. and . Mrs. Orville Storey
of #1, Seaforth have returned to
their homes after a two week trip
to Mexico.
Mrs. Marlyn ,Smith, #1,
Walton who has been a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital
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has returned to h er home. We'
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Mr. and Mrs.Paul McCallum
and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Dalton
who have been visiting relatives'
in Saskatchewan have retutned to
their homes.
Little Angeline Hare of
Listowel spent a few -days with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
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Mrs. George Williamsop of #1,
Walton is .a patient in Listowel
Hospital. We wish her a speedy
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brother, Norman, of Mitchell; cheon, she • is survived, by a
four grInchThildren.••• claughler, Mrs. la.C.2.4.1va)
wa s • ^predeccased:• by= • two':' Wilhee;" a' ly1 a'c:',514zr
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The body was at the Lockhart
funeral home in Mitchell where
the funeral and committal service
were held at 2 p.m, Tuesday. with
Rev. Bert Daynard officiating.
grandchildren. all of Walton'.
The body was at therM.•^L.VVAtt
funeral home in brussels. The :r„.
funeral service was held'
Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial
in, Brussels cemetery.
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Varna
Hears
church
needs new
furnace
Correspondent
Mrs. Bill Chessell
The annual meeting of Varna
United Church was " held on
Wednesday evening. Following a
potluck supper. the children went
skating while' the adults attended
the. meeting..--Rev. Alex •.T:aylor
was chairman and Mrs. Doug
McAsh was secretary. • Good
reports were heard from group
•treasurers. It was announced that
Wm.Clarke of Gesheri had been
appointed alternate delegate to
Rrcsbytery at the Official Board
rneeti% He will Succeed Ivan.
MeClymont • •as Presbytery."
delega•to, in mid-year. with Mrs.
Charles Reid as alternate
• delegate. Tom Consitt and Doug
MeAsh were etected.tb Board of
Stevards, and Pete Postill was
'elected chain-Ilan. There was
discuSsion conl.:erning ato.
furnace,. which needs . to be
replaced. The Board of Stewards
Was ach:isetito seeabont having a
new one installed. A ,Christian=.
Education commt tt was
appointed with Mik..Wm. vson.
as chairman. All faMilies - will
continue to• receive the Observer
through the Every Family Plan.
'Mr. and Mrs. Eric. Chuter and
family ha(6 returne'd from a two
week holiday in „ilornitt. they
visited Disney' Worrd, the Busch
Gardens and .Six-Gun Territory
(Amnscment Park), :which the
chiltiten • especially enjoyed.
Unfortunately the Weather was
cool most of the time. ••
Mr, and mrs. Bill McAsli11ave
•
returned from theiu, Caribbean
"Criiise'WithlO%,•ely tans,. They 11'm,,
to Montego Bay,' Jmnaica. and
took the boar there to South
.-America. • stopping in • ..411t
, Cartagena. ColomPa: Curacao
• island; Caracas, Veneitiela: the
Island of Grenada: and Barbados:
They experienced pleasant 80 to
85 degree weather and had a very
enjoyable holiday. Accompanying
^ them were Mr. and Mrs.Arnold
c.` Rathvyell of Port Elgin.
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Obituaries
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GORDON MOWBRAY
Gordoti Elmer Mowbray, 55 , of
Seaforth. died Co
mmercial
at . his
room in the Commercial •Hote)
here on Friday.
A son•of the late Mr. and Mrs.
-George Mowbray, he was a
resident of Seaforth.
Surviving arc: sisters. Mts.
Janet Lang. of 178. Douro St.:
Mrs. Charles (May) funnel], of
Baric, Mrs. Earl (Irene) Sippel of
lavistock; a brother, Charles, of
Barrie. ,
He was predeceased by a sister
Mary, and :brothers. • Ken .and
Bob. •
Educated in New Hamburg and
at Seaforth Collegiate Institute he
Was employed as a wood worker.
The body „was at the R.S.Box
funeral home in Seaforth where
*the- funeral service was held
Tuesday at 2 p.m.
. Temporary entombment was at
the Pioneer • Memorta)„.
Mausoleum with burial,'
in the• MaitlandbanICcemetiry.
GEORGE
George F. Ahrens, 69, at-
Mitchell, died soddenly at hdine
Sunday-morning.
He was born in Logan
Township, a son of the late
George Ahrens and the former
Louise Rose.
In 1933 he married the former
Marjory Roney, who died in 1974,
He' was emp ice. the Perth
County roads klepartment,
retiring in 1969.
Surviving are: sons. Keith, of ,
•;•Oakville, Gerald, 'of Mitchell; a
•chipg hter, Mrs. Peter (Shirley -
Siin-pson. of R . R.1, St, Marys; a
,Temporary entombment was in
Woodland, cemetery chapel with
hiariul ' later in .Woodland
Cumetery .in Mtichell.
" MRS. WILLIAM SHOLDICE
Mts. Sholdice, 82, of
'Walton, died' Saturday night at
thironview in Clinton, •
'I he former-Martha McCut-'
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