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By MRS. ROBERT LAING
CROMARTY
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Frank Allen, the former Mary
Agnes Worden, celebrated her
ninetieth birthday at Kilbarchan
Nursing Home, Seaforth, with
her family as guests.
She was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Worden and was
born three miles west of
Cromarty on June 18, 1884, where
she lived until her marriage to
Frank Allen,
They resided on the Allen home
farm one mile west of Cromarty
until retiring to the village in the
early 1950s. Following her
husband's death, she lived with
some of her family until going to
Kilbarchan.
Mrs. Allen has a family of two
sons, Anthony of Stratford, and
Eldon of Cromarty, and two
daughters, Vera, (Mrs. Alfred
Ross) of Staffa, and Margaret
(Mrs. Murray Christie) of
Cromarty. There are 13 grand-
children and eleven great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Allen gets great en-
joyment from receiving cards
and is able to read them without
glasses. Birthday
congratulations are extended
from all her Cromarty friends.
Personals
Andrea Ellen Scott, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Scott, was
baptised by the Rev. W. Jarvis
during the church service on
Sunday morning. Later a family
gathering was held at the home of
her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Thos. L. Scott.
Julie Wright of Hensall spent
the weekend with Mr, & Mrs.
Hugh Scott and Andrea.
Mrs. Mervin Dow, Mrs. J.
Jefferson, Mrs. T. L. Scott, and
Mrs. Carter Kerslake attended
the June Conference of Perth
Presbyterial W.M.S. which was
.Baptismal rites
held at Brinsley
Krista Lindsay Hodgson, infant
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Alan
Hodgson of Vancouver B.C. was.
baptized Sunday in the United
ChUreh, Water used for the
christening was from the river
Jordan.
Personals
Mrs. Catharine Tweddle who
has been in Strathroy Hospital for
about three weeks expects to be
home this week,
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Mr. & Mrs, Wes
Hodgson and family in the death
of Mrs. Hodgson's brother, John
Kingma of Exeter.
Mrs. Murray Thompson visited
Saturday evening with Mr. &
Mrs. Harvey Tweddle.
Mr. & Mrs. Don McAlpine and
family; Mr. & Mrs. Wm Love,
Exeter; Mrs. Hodgson and Susan
Thompson, Brockville attended
the christening of Mr. & Mrs,
Alan Hodgson's baby last Sun-
day,
Mr. Melvin Trevithick of
Detroit called on Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Trevithick last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Durand, Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Hodgins and family
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Morley on Sunday.
Mrs. Violet Allison and
Kathleen Morley visited Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Hall, Ailsa
Craig,
Laura Lee of Stratford visited
Sunday with her parents Mr. &
Mrs. Ancell Lee and family.
Mrs. H. Prance and Mrs. Wm.
Gill were in Detroit a week ago
visiting the Ford Museum.
John Prance has been ill in
South Huron Hospital and is
improving.
Mr. & Mrs. Jos. Adams and
parents were on a holiday over
the weekend to Parry Sound.
Mr. & Mrs. G. Gotelaer and
sons of Ridgetown visited
relatives over the weekend.
held in Atwood last Monday
night.
Father's Day guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Otto Walker were Mrs.
Hugh Currie and Joanne, Dor-
chester; Mrs. Jack McGhee and
children, London; Mr. & Mrs,
Robert Hilley and family, Win-
throp; Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gar-
diner and family, Cromarty and
Jack Cockwill, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. 0. Walker and Mrs.
D. Parker visited last week with
Mr. & Mrs. Loyal Biehn and baby
daughter, of near Donegal.
Mrs. Gordon Laing attended a
horticulture meeting in Niagara
Falls as one of four delegates
from the Kirkton Horticultural
Society.
John Hunt, Betty Anne Miller,
Teresa Wallace, Bonnie Norris,
Andrew Laing, and Mrs. Laverne
Wallace, spent We desday,
Thursday and Friday of last week
in the Sudbury, Falconbridge,
and Coppercliff areas studying
mining with the grade eight
classes of Upper Thames School.
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
Sunday Memorial Day was
observed in Zion United Church.
A quartet, Ray Morlock, Gordon
Finkbeiner, Lorne Preszcator,
and Wilmar Wein, provided
special music. Mrs. Finkbeiner
accompanying them.
The pastor, Rev. Douglas
Warren brought a message on
being prepared to meet Christ at
His coming.
Those who came from a
distance for the ceremony were
Mrs. Marguerite Bowman,
D'Aroit (guest of Nola Faist);
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Fahner, Sud-
bury (guests of Rev. & Mrs.
Armin Schlenker); Mrs. Hilda
Finkbeiner, Huronview; Mrs.
Beatrice Tate, Hamilton; Mr.
Roy Goulding, London, his son,
Dawson and his friend, Toronto:
Mrs. Nola McEwen and her
daughter, Mrs. Jim Peterson,
Ailsa Craig.
Flowers in the church were
placed in memory of Glenn Ratz,
by the family.
The Cemetery Committee was
in charge of the Memorial.
Members are Cliff Kenney,
Gordon Morlock, Gordon Fink-
beiner, William Schwartz, Milton
Sweitzer and Nola Faist. Charles
Hoffman, Exeter, is the
caretaker.
Personals
Wednesday evening members
of the choir of Zion United Church
honored Mrs. Lloyd Hey, their
faithful social convener, with a
social hour following the practice
session.
Ella Morlock spent several
days in Erin last week visiting
Annie Cook.
Friday evening a bridal shower
was held at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Maurice Haist in honor of
Darlene Passmore, daughter of
Mrs, Almer Passmore and Janice
Haist, daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Frederick Haist, Relatives of the
family were present.
Shelley Weber has found
summer employment at the
Ausable Conservation Authority,
Exeter. Patty Pfaff is employed
on the farm of .Howard Hen-
drick.
Bill Gaiser is a patient at South
Huron Hospital.
Frederick MacDonald, Detroit,
and Mrs. Clara Harris, London,
were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Herb Fahrner.
Mrs. Emmery Fahrner, Mrs.
Clara Ratz and Mrs. Everett
Haist attended Open House
arranged Sunday by Mrs. Almer
Passmore in honor of her
daughter Darlene.
Fete Cromarty native
for 90th birthday
A PREVIEW OF SCHOOL - Students of the kindergarten class at Stephen Central school for the fall term
got a glimpse of school life Monday. Shown in the above picture in the kindergarten play area are Allan
Cottel, Wendy Averill, Lisa Martin, Shelli Finch, Robert Bowers, Vicki Desjardine, Scott Anderson and Jeff
Hoffman. T-A photo
Choir member honored
Cemetery service at Crediton
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