HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-08-10, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1988.
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Burns UCW seeks cool
of church basement
Burns U.C.W. meeting was held
on August 3 with 12 members
present.
It was decided to hold the
meeting in the church basement
rather thanat Renee Snells as it
was so very hot. Gay Salverda was
in charge and opened with a poem.
A hymn was sung and Ida Salverda
People
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Dave and Penny
Overboe and family in the passing
of Penny’s mother, the late Mrs.
MacLeod of Bayfield.
The sympathy of the comrtiunity
is extended to Edwin and Hattie
Woods and family in the passing of
her brother the late Bert Gray of
Clinton.
Alf and Vera (Lyon) Bell and
read the scripture and Ida Leiper
led in prayer.
Ramona had a reading as did
Renee Snell. Gladys had a reading.
Margaret Taylor gave a very
interesting talk on her trip to
Newfoundland and she also had
several items topass around for
members tosee. Reneethanked
her.
Collection was received then
Renee took over the business part
with roll call answered by a Bible
verse. Minutes of the previous
meeting were read and the treasur
er’s report was given by Margaret
Taylor. Correspondence was read.
It was left with Josephine tocontact
Kitty McGregor to buy the cookies
for the last day of Bible School., The
meeting closed with prayer. Lunch
was served by Gay’s group. The
next meeting is Hazel’s group.
Providing some good old time entertainment for the people attending the Blyth Lions Club’s Family Picnic
on Sunday, Aubrey Toll, [left], sings along with musicians Cheryl Cronin, Harvey McDowell and Wayne
McClinchey. Both adults and children enjoyed fun and games at the park.
daughter Heather of Prince
Rupert, B.C. visited on Saturday
evening at the home of Murray and
Shirley Lyon and Deanna. Also
present were Laura Lyon, Bert and
Joanne Lyon and Edythe Beacom.
Church news
Greeter at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, August 7 was
Mel Knox. Ushers were Bill
Bromley and Rick Konarski.
Next Sunday is Communion.
Flowers were in memory of Mrs.
Kay MacLeod of Bayfield, Penny
Overboe’s mother. A Boy’s club for
boys in Grades 5 and 6 will begin
this Saturday, August 13. It will be
from 2-4 p.m. at Scott’s pool. This
will be a monthly meeting.
Vacation Bible School August 15
- 19, 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
A memorial service for Murray
McNallwastobe held Tuesday,
August 9 at 8 p.m. at Blyth United
Church.
The sermon topic was “Com
passion First”.
Obituary
Continued from page 13
dent of the Huron County Fisher
mans Association. She was the first
woman to sit on the Ontario Fishery
Advisory Council, the Lake Huron
Management Committee and the
Huron County Fishermans Asso
ciation.
She was born at Bridgeburg on
August9,1930, the daughter of the
late George Barnes and the former
Leota Fitch. She married Donald
McLeod who survives her.
Also surviving are two daugh
ters and two sons: Penny, and her
husband David Overboe of Londes
boro; Dawn DeJong and her friend
Edward Fogerty of Bayfield;
James Howlett and his wife Kim of
Goderich; and John McLeod of
Bayfield. She will be sadly missed
by two special friends Patricia
Tonks and Vivienne Hooper.
Also surviving are three sisters:
Ruth, Mrs. Jay Scott; Elaine, Mrs.
Clifford Edwards; and Beverley,
Mrs. Glen Burt, all of London; and
two brothers, William Barnes of
Ottawa and Robert Barnes of North
Carolina. Seven grandchildren:
Scott and Theresa Overboe, Royal
and Abra DeJong, Danica Fogarty
and Keith and Rebecca Howlett
also survive. One son Daniel
RichardMcLeodandone sister,
Maqorie Roden predeceased her.
The funeral service was held
from the Ball and Falconer Funeral
Home, Clinton on August 5, 1988
with Rev. Deborah Carter officiat
ing. Cremation followed at Wood
land Crematorium, London with
burial of the ashes to take place at
Bayfield Cemetery.
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