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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-09-05, Page 7{ QTI)z bbantr1mrg WJNG1/4111, ()WARR), WEDNESDAY, i4L'i6t'TN;al(BER 0, U)63 WATER SKIERS Dave Cameron, Brian Metcalfe and Bob Deyell thrilled the big crowd of spectators at the water show on Sunday, which was sponsored by the Sportsmen's Association. Their antics on the water and theft work on the jump were a real treat to watch. —Advance -Times photo. THE WATER SHOW sponsored by the Sportsmen's Association on -Sunday drew a good crowd and produced some spectacular events. Dave Cameron, top water skier, is seen on the slalom ski. Ide;put on a professional exhibition of this type of skiing. MRS. FRANCIS E SLI WHALE WAS ILL SI Cpul- Charles CqulRN cot visitors with Mr. and Mrs, t.es were lvfrs, Edtes and Miss Kate McCrimmon of Toronto and Mrs, Lloyd Snell of Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Moffatt and children, of Southampton were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, B. H. Moffatt. Rev. C. F. ,Tobnson officiated nn Mionrlay afternoon when service was held from the R. A, Currie & Sons funeral home for Mrs. F, E. Seli. Interment was in Wingham cemetery. The pallbearers were T. A. Cur. rie,- .Leslie McDougall, ,Toe Red- man, • Tom Cruickshank, Kenneth Sinnamon and Robert Brooks, The floied tributes were carried by Al- vin '-'Sen, Wilfred Seli, Clifford Bennett and William Wilson. Mrs. Sell had been ill for six weeks and had been in hospital here and in London since she suf- fered a broken hip in a fall on July 17. Death occurred In the Wing - ham Hospital, The former Janet Amelia Net- terfield was in her 67th year. She was born in Turnberry Township, daughter of the late James and Sar- ah Netterfield. She attended school in Lower Wingham. Her husband, Francis E. Self, predecease' her December 3, 1950. Surviving are two sons, James and •Fred Self, both of Winghatn, and a daughter, Mrs. Maude Wil- son of Detroit, A slaughter, Mary Amelia WMillie) predeceased her, There are also four grandchildren arid fifteen great-grandchildren. An interesting visitor with 'Mr. and Mrs, Bert Garniss was the tat- ter's cousin, Miss Dorothy Douglas, a high school teacher in Formosa under the Presbyterian Church, Mrs. W. Laughton and Mrs. H. Galbraith of Appin are guests of Rev. G. C. Mitchell and Mrs. Mit- chell this week. Mrs, Hector Brown of Fordwich visited at the home of Miss Mary Duff last week. Bluevale Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs, James Johnston on the evening of Sep- tember 12th. Mrs. M. Fraser will speak on the Trans -Canada. High- way, Mr. and Mrs. R, ,T, McMurray and son, Gordon, having sold their farm on Concession Two, Morris, have moved into their home recently built in the village. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Johnston and daughters, of Woodstock, vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Johns- ton and other relatives for the holi- day week -end, Miss Emma Johnston has return- MRSI T, E KENNEDY Ilene Bannerman FUNERAL THURSDAY 'Wed on Saturday The death occurred in Victoria Hospital, London, on Monday, August 27, of Anne Lovette Ken. nedy, beloved wife of Rev. '1', E. Kennedy, Bluevale, The late Mrs, Kennedy was horn In Brussels, the eldest child of the late John Ballantyne and Mary Ballantyne. She was a graduate of Brussels High School and Slrat. ford Normal School, At the time of her marriage to Rev, T. E. Ken. nedy In 1920, she was principal of the Ethel Public School. Three sons were born to the un- ion. Flight -Lieutenant John B, Kennedy and Flight -Lieutenant William E. Kennedy lost their lives in the second world war, Both were born in the Cranbrook manse. A third son, James, now lives in Toronto and is the father of two young girls. Surviving besides the husband and son are her mother, and sister, Dorothy, both of Listowel and a brother, Sidney, of Toronto, The funeral, which was largely attended, was held from the R. A. Currie & Sons funeral home in Wingham on Thursday, and burial was made in Wingham cemetery. The pallbearers were A, D. Smith, Eldred Nichol, R. McMurray, Al- vin Mundell, Bruce Darling and Arnold Jeffrey. Elva MacDonald To Live in West Rev. Gordon L. Fish performed a wedding ceremony at St, Andrew's Presbyterian manse on Saturday afternoon when Elva Myrtle Mac- Donald, daughter of Mrs. Roy Mac- Donald, of Wingham, and the late Mr. MacDonald, became the bride of Corporal Robert Clifford Doyle, of 'Camp Petawawa, The groom is the son of Mrs. Lloyd Doyle, of Aylmer. The bride wore an old gold bro- caded suit with printed blouse and brown and moss green accessories. Her flowers were yellow mums. Miss Lenora Griffith, of Wrox- eter, was her only attendant, and was attired in a winter white two- piece suit, printed blouse and brown accessories. She wore a corsage of pink mums. Donald Doyle, of Brockville, was the best man. The reception was held at the home of the. 'bride's mother on Edward Street, where a buffet luncheon was • served, Guests were P resent from Windsor, Toronto, North Bay, Aylmer, Brockville and Blyth. The bride's mother wore a green dress with beige accessories and the groom's mother wore a turquoise dress with black accessories. The bride and groom left on a wedding trip to Northern Ontario. They will live in Chilliwack, B.C. ed from an enjoyable trip to the Maritimes, going by train to Monc- ton and taking bus trips from there. Mrs. J. Hertog, Mr. and Mrs. George Hertog and Cathy, all of Hamilton, spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hertog. Mrs. Alex McCrackin visited her daughter, Mrs. Harry Goll, in Brus- sels last week. Water is being piped into the community hall from Arnold Lil- low's drilled well. Bill Hetherington, Harvey Mann, Murray Robertson and Bill Hall were all CNE visitors last week. Harvey Mann spent the week -end in Wingham with Neil RenWick. Mrs, A. D. Smith has returned from a trip to Seattle and other western points. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McTavish and family of London visited Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon on Sun- day. SHIRLEY HARMER, well-known television star, seeking her autograph after the show. A few who was on the Lions Club stage at the arena of the dozens who lined up are seen in this on Friday night, was mobbed by youngsters picture.—Advance-Times photos i Mixed fall flowers graced Tees, water United Church for the mar- rlage of Ilene Bannerman of Brant- ford to Patrick Michael Coutts, of the same city, on Saturday after- noon at three o'clock, Rev, J. C, Hicks of'reeswater officiated, Mrs. Winger of 'reeswater was the or- ganist and Miss Dorothy Donald- son sang "0 Perfect Love", The bride's parents are Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Bannerman of Wing - ham and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Coutts of St. Catharines. Mr, ;Bannerman gave his daugh- ter in marriage, who looked lovely In a gown of peau de sole .with ap- plique of roses with pearl centres accenting the skirt front and back. The neckline also featured roses of brocade applique, and the long, lily -point sleeves were set off with; self-covered baton closing. She wore a small train and carried red - roses and white stephanotis. Her three attendants, Miss Irene Bannerman of Brantford, sister of the bride, as maid of honor, and Misses Thelma Bannerman and Thelma 'Dobson as bridesmaids, were all in gold peau de soie street - length gowns with bell skirts and elbow -length ,sleeves. They car- ried bronze and white mums in spray arrangement. The bride and the attendants each wore a small strand of pearls. Lloyd Eheler of Brantford was best man. Elmer McFarlene and John Bannerman, both of Wing - ham, were ushers, Baskets of flowers, pink stream- ers and bells decorated the home of John Isaac Angor Duryea in Qorrie. John Isaac Anger, 68, of Wing' hair, died in Wingham Hospitai en • August 11th following a long In, nese and service was held from the S. J. Walker fuenral home on August 13th, with Rev. C. F. John- son officiating. Interment was in (Jerrie Cemetery. A son of the late William and Mary Anger, he was born in How. ick and was educated In Listowel. lie was a railway employee for 38 years and retired in 1958, at which time he came to Wingham. He was a member of the United •Church'. lie married Mary McGee, of Bluevale, in 1918, who predeceased him in 1937. He later married Nellie, Brittaln, of Palmerston. A son, Walter, of Stratford, and a daughter, Mrs. Ruby Anderson, of Winnipeg, seven grandchildren, and a brother, George, of Wingham, survive. One son, Carl, was killed 10 action during the war, Pallbearers at the funeral were 13111 Bolton, Bruce Anger, Norman Anger, Ken and Norm, Brittain and Wendell Stamper, Mrs. E. Anderson Holds Shower BELGRAVE-- A miscellaneous shower was held in honor of Miss Joyce Armstrong, bride -elect for September at the home of Mrs. Earl Anderson and Karen, There were about 30 neighbors present, A number of contests were en- joyed, and then Joyce was led to a chair which had been decorated with white bells and pink stream- ers, above which hung a tiny par- i asol. After her many usef..il gifts were opened Joyce thanked the ladies present, and the parasol op- ened to shower her with confetti. A delicious lunch was served, TOR FOWL SUPPERNAME COMMITTEES cethe bride's parents 'forre-ption, when guests were receeceived from London, Brantford, Port Cre- dit, St. Catharines •and Parry Sound. The bride's mother wore a multi -colored sheath of silk with'i a corsage of white mums, For the wedding trip to Northern Ontario Mrs. Coutts wore a soft brown and beige ensemble with. brown accessories and a corsage of white carnations. The bride and groom are both on the staff of St. Joseph's Hospital, Brantford, and will reside at 700 Colborne St, TWO-DAY COURSE FOUR LADIES MEND ILEADERSNIP SCHOOL BELGRAVE--Mrs. Cliff Purdon, Mrs. Clarke Johnston, Mrs, Harry Rhin and Mrs. Ted Fear attended the Leadership Training School for the 4.-H,Homemaking Club, "Dress- ing up Vegetables" on Tuesday and Wednesday last week. This was held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Wingham and was sponsored jointly by the Women's Institutes and the Department of Agriculture. During the two days the 40 wo- men who attended were shown how to best present the course to the girls and the subject matter was shown in detail. Different re- cipes were demonstrated and taste - tested by the ladies andcomment was given. Miss Isabell Gilchrist the home economist for Huron County, led the school, assisted by Miss Marilyn Oke, home econom- ist for Lambton County. The la- dies of the Presbyterian Church catered to the luncheon on both days. Mrs. Stanley Hopper Reports on Course At Leaders' School BELGRAVE—The general meet- ing of the United Church Women was held on Thursday evening in the basement of the church with the president, Mrs, Walter Scott, opening with a hymn and prayer•. Mintites were read by the secre- tary, Mrs, Laura Johnston, finan- cial statement by the treasurer, Mrs, James Coultes and thank you notes were read from Mrs, Or. vile Harris for money sent to West - Minster College, Mrs. Richard .Proctor for use of the church par- lors for a recent wedding and from Mrs, Ted Fear for the table for the Junior Sunday School, Members were urged to attend the "retreat", to be held at the Goderich Summer School, the theme to be "The Wond and the Way", on Sept. 8th, It was decid- ed to invite Westfield, Calvin - Brick and Blyth to the thankoffer- ing meeting oh October 3rd, A motion was made to replace the chipped water glasses and pitch- ers and also to give $x5,00 to the choir leader to purchase music for the men's choir. Tile worship service was In charge of Mrs. Cliff Logan and op- ened with a call to worship and a hymn. Psalm 107 Was read by Mrs. James Coultes and Mrs, Lo- gan read a meditation on the Scripture and closed with prayer. The program was in charge of the stewardship convener, Mrs, George Martin, who read articles and introduced the skits, the first based on Genesls and tile story of BELGRAVE — Belgrave Com.. triunity Centre board of trustees, niet at the home of the secretary - treasurer, Lawrence Vannan, with five members present. The board appointed the committees for the annual fowl supper to be held In the centre on October 10 as fol- lows: General chairman, C. W. Hanna; advertising, L, Vannan, C. W, Han- na; turkeys, Ross Robinson, Stew- art Proctor, Ross McEwan, George Cook, Martin Grasby; tables, Ken Barbour, Don Campbell, Lewis Cook, Herson Irwin, Charles Cook; tickets, Alex McBurney, Leslie Bolt, Lorne Campbell; Seating, Jim Coultes Norman Cook, Sant Pletch Jack McCallum, Mark Armstrong, Keith DeVries, Arthur Hubbard. Ticket collectors, Wes Cook, Jini McCallum, Jim Lamont, George Griggs; decorating, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Walsh, Mrs. Ross Robin- son, Mrs. Jack VanCamp, Ken Wheeler, Mr, and Mrs. H. Vincent, Mrs. Laura Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. W. Elston; potatoes and turnips, G. R, Anderson, Joe Dunbar; stoves Roy Robinson, Mason Robinson, Leslie Bolt, Gordon Bosman, Clare VanCamp; program, Roy Pattison, Laurence Taylor, Mrs. G. R. An- derson, Mrs. Ross Taylor, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Coultes, Mrs. Ted Fear, George Jordon. Carving, Harry McGuire, R. H. Coultes, Lewis Stonehouse, Gordon Pengally; gravy, Mrs, Joe Dunbar, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs, Lyle Hop- per, Mrs. Chris Nethery; coffee, Mrs, J. Anderson, Mrs. J, C. Proc- tor, Mrs. Dave Armstrong, Mrs. Tom Smith, Mrs. Julia McNeil; turkey room, Mrs. Ted Fear, Mrs. L. Cools, Dan Hallahan, Herson Ir- win. Line committees: 3rd Line Mor- ris, two tables, Mrs. Jack Higgins, Mrs. Stanley Hopper; 4th Line Morris, two tables, Mrs. Sam Pletch, Mrs. Clarence Yuill; 5th Line Morris, two tables, Mrs. R. Grasby, Mrs, Wilbur Proctor, Mrs. George Marthi; 10th Wawanosh, two tables, Mrs, Norman Coultes, Mrs, Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. Ed Smyth; Oth W. Wawanosh; one table, Mrs. Calvin Robinson, Mrs. Mason Robinson; 9th E. Wawa - nosh, one table, Mrs. Clarke Johns- ton, Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. G. Pengally; 8th Wawanosh, two tables, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs. El- don Cook, Mrs. Ab. Cook, Mrs, C. Rath, Mrs, Stanley Black; village. four tables, Miss Annie Cook, Mrs. Cliff Logan, Mrs, Cliff Purdon, Mrs. Ross Robinson, Mrs, J. M, Coultes, Mrs, .lack VanCamp. Miss Jean McEiwan. The first -named to art as chair- man with rower to add or change thele committee Abraham and Isaac with the parts taken by Mrs, Ross Anderson as Sara , Mrs. Gordon Bosman as Milks and Mrs, Ross Robinson its Isaac. The modern version was based on Matt. in and railed "I -He' that Loses His Life", with parts taken by Mrs, Earl Anderson and Mrs, Willard Armstrong. Mrs. Stanley Hopper gave an ex- cellent report on her stay at Alma College, for the School for Lea- ders. She reported that the school had the largest number ever re- gistered, 162 for the junior school, The offering was received and de- dicated by Mrs, Waiter Scott. A duet was sung by Mrs. John Nixon and Mrs. William Coultes, aecom. panted by Mrs. George Johnston, The meeting closed with a hymn 6,cd the IGlizpali benediction. DRAWS WINNER—Evelyn Stephens of Gorrie urday evening. President Murray MacLennan drew the winning ticket on the Lions Club trail. watches the draw. The winner was Ken Leary er during the Barn Dance at the arena on Sat. of Palmerston.—A-T photo. KNAVE Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cantelon, Linda and Greg of Tweed were visitors last week with Mr, and Mrs. Harry McGuire, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Bolt visited with Mrs, N, Reisberry in Bright. Vsitors for the holiday week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ander- son -were Mr, and Mrs. Les Shaw, Sharon and Brian of London and Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Anderson and family of London. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Judy and John of Sarnia, spent the holi- day week -end in Belgrave and vis- ited with Mrs, Orville Taylor In Wingham General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Proctor and family of Burlington were guests with Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Proc- tor. Mr, and Mrs, George Michie, ST. HELENS Misses Mary Purdon and Ann Rintoul have gone to Kitchener where they will attend business college this coming term. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington and daughters spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Badman arid family at Comber. Miss Jurly Wardell spent the past two weeks in Toronto with ie - la tives. Mrs, 'lass Erring -ton entertained friends and relatives at a shower recently in honor of .her niece, Miss Betty Durnin, bride -elect. Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt and Mr, and Mrs. Earl Gaunt and Ken of Lnndesboro were guests on Sat- urday at the Shickluna-DeRizze wedding in Toronto. The bride's mother was formerly Lila Gant of this community. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Stonehouse of Belgrave and Mrs, Robert Stone- house, who is 96. Visitors over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawley of Osh- awa, Mr, and Mrs. Mel Brown and Mrs. Mabel Murdie of Kitch- ener. Little Jimmie Laidlaw of Wing - ham visited his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Todd, last week. Mr, Ivan McQuillln of Elmira spent the week -end with his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred McQuil- lin. Mr. and Mrs. David Gilmour of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rose and David of Newmarket were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb, FORUM Week -end visitors with Mrs. El- sie Strong and Mrs, Verna Gal- braith were Mrs. Earl tipper, St. Catharines, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith, Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. James McCaw, Durham. Mrs. Verna Galbraith and Mrs. Elsie Strong and Mrs. Ruth Cor- bett spent one day last week with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith at Guelph. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Goldrich of London and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Longstaffe of Toronto were week. end visitors al the ]iolne of Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling, We(• - 'n and nl'da visitors at rIcc u r I i d + i h v the home of Mrs. Martha. Baker were Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Giles of Arkona, Mr. and Mrs. Pulse Giles and daughter of Lowden and Mr. Gary Giles of Niagara Valls, Misses Marjorie and Jean Fos ter and Miss Pat Beard of To- ronto and Mr. Jack Foster of Pet- awawa spent the holiday week -end with Mrs. Ruby Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lowry, Ken and Kathy of Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan and family of Goderich visited Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs, ,lock Brown. Mr. and Mrs, John Inglis and family attended the 60th wedding annivcrsnry of the farmer's par.. Nits. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ing- lis on Sunday at Luc'know. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Campbell and sons spent oily day last week at the Ruth and Lloyd spent Sunday In Winthrop at the birthday celebra.. tion for Mrs, Beattie. Mrs, Mary Wilson, Mr, and Mrs. W, Wilson and children of Sault Ste. Marie called on Mrs, A. Per- due and Mr. and Mrs, L, Vannan on Saturday. Miss Eleanor Walsh and Mrs. James Walsh spent a night. in Kit. chener and on their return brought Miss Marlene Walsh and Miss Lorna Bolt home for the week -end. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph McCrea and family and Mrs. Neil McCrea have moved to their new home in Blyth. Visitors from Belgrave last week to the Canadian National Exhib- ton were Mr, and Mrs. James Coultes, Marie and Audrey, Ronald Nicholson, John and Ross Wight - man, Donald Proctor, Miss Lorna Bolt and Miss Sharon Pfaff of New Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs, George Jordon spent last week on R. cruise of the lakes and in Sault Ste. Marie. Miss Karen Anderson is attend- ing Teaehers' College. at Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Kitchener Finni- gan, Mrs, Mary Barr of Auburn and Mrs, Mona Wilson of Blyth called on Miss Annie Baker and Charlie Wilkinson nn Sunday. Anniversary services for the Presbyterian (Church will be held on Sunday, Sept. 16th at 2.30 in the afternoon wit'i Mr. Derwyn Hill of Whitechnrcli as guest speaker. Mrs..Garnle Nieholeou and Ray- mond visited with Mr and Mr,, Ernest Crawford and family at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch, Keith, Ruth Anne and Kevin visited a few days last week with Mr. arts? Mrs. Norman Hill and family at Lake Simcoe, • Joan Bosman had her tonsils and adenoids removed in the Wingham Hospital on Thursday. Mrs. Alice Johnson and Mies Iris Johnson of London visited tor the holiday week. end with Mi. and Mrs, Dick Proctor and Joyce. THE FRIDAY NIGHT SHOW at the arena spnnuirerl ley the l.it,rr, Club featured Shirley Harmer, pictured here as she smog otic of her favorite tunes.•--•-Advance-Times photo. DONNYBROOK S/)otoff �T_rfin` tat Mr. Sam Jeffereen, "Muffle and Mft:i`'W?C'i John of Nen'ntarket visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and family Iast Sunday. Robert Jefferson returned home with them and spent a few flays at Toronto Exhibition. D1ir':ea Vi ti, rt ml 'Ilett}' ,Tn;;lin: of T,niirl,':11018 visited 0 1eiv ria ys with their :deter. Mrs. Wesley .1ef fee. nn. Mrs. ('.reit ('hampry of Witi ;hoof and Mr. Sane 'I'homp:;nn visited Sencday iii London tvit.11 Mre. Sam Thompson and baby Teat•dlel:: i'eini'rtillO to their schools were Wiwi Teen' Jefferson, riunnville; Mi:,i: l.+rcy 'Thompson, to Bronte and Mls:j Betty ltcvereanx tri hoodoo. t,tis, Margaret Ilio -.t of Morrie. ton, Mr. c'nlin and Mi , tilinnie IT)luticie of Moffat visited ever the week eiirl with the .Teffer•:.nii re lettere:. itilr. and lire Wilintt•i: ;1Initnlain and Mr. ane} ahu Elgin Jesting of Lon'li'shnrn, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ce therwnoa of ll:n'row were Sunday visitors with ltli', and Mrs. Wesley Jefferson and fancily, Former sehonhirates, neigi'b'_,re and friends gathered at the ,r,ti"ll home when Er:tlirt, Ieabell :noel Jeal, entertained M. a lei, Lien shower 111 be,,,',, r,F iY?.r:r. lllalt'titl, hl'nle-deet. (,wren !Ind tt9litr :,rte• -,doer;., fl•,•• r•ir. ;Incl h,dl:: +Irrnr,I r•,1 flit• boll .i'. I+;levy its 1hr• +'=r,trr,• tln f;iu...t fief: nor r:: •n f lt•a:, r r r it t r 1 h, n rL r nt.,t..r] rh;iit• by h,'r mother. �•lt:, Eire -et Martin, and the groom.-elrel 'a 010- ther, tills, ()ewer The r•t'ellini; tt•,i :, ::pf•tlf. ]ti I;?n,r;9 and r•nuteetre during which tree reit•h guest pin.;r•iitrri ilii::: !1•iltltl with a wish ;zed cin 1tutogtaphetd (doilies pin. The lit; hlil;ltt sit 1110 F t'0lrire came when au oddre::, whuh ee,ez prepare,i by it'Ire .1 frelare", a fore mer teaeliet' cif lilt• bride. tn he was ward. Mai:eerie we.: pre:,,•i (ed tvltb ni;rlty heanlitui :111,1 u: rt+ll gift;:. She ernnone;ly rept :'.rel h E' f the/flee A ilaitlty. a former m i„Itlt+.r 'lir:. 11 }motet' dee. Thr brish':,,,t•: trete Ihrir mntJtr i'- til::. Wi1li;tit2 d^ntith and MIss Mary Lamont.