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Phone 355 Diagonal Road •Wingharn
Funeral Wednesday
For Elwin Somers
GORRIE — Mr. Wesley Bltvla
Somers passed away In Victoria
Hospital, London, on April
He had been ill the last sty months,'
Mr. Somers was born November
.1.2, 1000, the only, son of the late
Wesley Somers and his wife, the
former 'Ma'am Beirnea, He lived
'the greater, part of his life on eon,
0, Grey 'Twit., corning to Gorrie in
iar,o. On February R, 1021 be warn;
married to, 1-11,kZei May Nichol, who
survives, along with two sons, Cam-
eron, Stratford Wilbert, Oshawa:'
one daughter, Mrs. Earl Winton,
Listowel, and six grandchildren.
He was a member of th e 'Mao
Church, Funeral service was held
at the D. A. Rana funeral home,
Brussels on Wednesday, at 2 p.m.,
conducted by Rev. J, L, G, Brawn
of Brussels. Pallbearers wdre
Thos. Lucas, John Luca$, Samuel
Beirnes, Norman ,Beirnes, George
Campbell, John Connelly, Flower
bearers were Clarence Martin, Fred
Sawyer, Interment Was in Ethel
cemetery,
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SPECIALSERVICE
(.043 Po May at 3,0,
°I(lieeit will be IN"I'ber's D4 in tilt
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—The Mission 'Bartel im-
Por.Mts.sion Rod
Carrie United Church. ' tectAirkud their Mothers op Wed-
C.Coninig — The re-affiliation Tao tea and ,flower sale P004.7 afternoon In the Corrie
service of the Canadian Girls, in was held ill the Coale United visited' Church hall. Lynda John,.
ownary Q01(,4 911 Thurs. Church ball on ,$attirdi:kY afternoon.' s:4,uol'iltim:r!41d4rnst: j,l,aydw4)J w1144414%),I anti of Training. with. the. Woman's'
day evening in-the Congo Wiled Me 11411 4r1t1 tables w"4" Mks.' Btlehanan, leaders, , wore.
Church with 21, C.G,LT, members lively decorated with Aaffodlis anti Japanese 'costumes mid the child
present, The, W.g,$, ladies and pussy willows, Mrs. Btkehanan rott had ;their dolls dressed in
of the, girls of ing tea and the girl's serving, The JapenOsi? dresses,
Wroxeter Were• guests, with an ladies returned the tiny 'apron's vean prawn gave ti reettation, attendance of over seventy, ` with proceeda frOm the loiely ,‘
ilh wood fibre flowers they had 39W' .P°•' //4‘4 1)°"; The Mission
i)myeetthioe-apPiaPnei°s(tl,d Mrs, ',Over sixty dollars, ,was renlUed:. 4')41(q,.0,83r7elii,tatciohytol,r Pussy.3NitYlvv"tillKowuhttImusic
Whitley, Carol Robinson Pang a -- • - 4$14(14, Johnston: favoured with a
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Weaodrel°r",for *.thr:' ,u;,Tub,s'mhip Epdgilord waii4d65 t's
of the
j:1vPiaenw7°wfili 11;1 'w"rat 117eu9.1r::: Pc' le-k%4"'lontr°18;:d919jfilulmv"lan"Z.,;i:oirvi:i'd the
solo, "Master ,of the Waking
l offered prayer, Mrs, Gerald Gal,. and sound, Ivtrs, Thurislow .Js 11. the 406/ 'of 'ffimicO a Japanese braith read the Scripture from charming Japanese obeial worker' :school which- was'
Romans. married to Jas, ThumlovV, a white
hal was d- Gwen Hyralman, president of the, missionary. Their life work, nian ated with
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kites, lanterns
a ttractively
, fansecor and is to help the young peaPle I•of Japanese beauty spot, .also, many
Japan to find a' Christian way ;of 'beautiful Japanese' household ar-
life, Corinne Rhame favoured with tides were On •• display, A flinch
a violin solo, :accompanied by Mrs," orrice `krif3Pies was, served,
rul a me at the pinno,„ iztev,, W.
Hird closed with prayer, Lunch . A shorttage . of. :copper in The
was served by the cominitte4 . in ration, will cause a marlted de-
charge. fiORRIE
C,G.T.T., was leader in the re-
affiliation service. Maureen Bu-
dhanan presented a gift of money
from the C,G.T.T. 'to Mrs, Buchan-
an, president of W.M.S, who pre-
sented 'the crests to the girls and
Rev. Buchanan led in prayer.
Mrs. A. Stephens read the story crease in a sheep's wool produetion:. . • • , _ • _____,,,. • • ...,... ,.. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ritchie,
Lucknow, visited Mr. and Mrs,
T. L. TVEcInnes, on Sunday.
Mr. sand Mrs. Jos. Gillander,
Windsor, spent the week-end at
the home or Mr. and Mrs. Justin
Will,
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SUNDAY,.MAY 11th
GORRXE—Mrs. Margaret. Dane,
widow of the late George A. IDane
of Toronto passed away in Toronto
on Wednesday evening after a
long illness. She was the former
Margaret MeKce and her early life
was spent in Molesworth and
Gorrie,
Shortly after her marriage to
Geo, Dane of Howiek, she and her
husband moved to Toronto,, where
she had resided far some 49 years.
Her husband predeceased her in
1939, She was a member of, St.
Clair United Church, Toronto,
Funeral service was jn Toronto
on Saturday at 11 a.m. and 'burial
was in Forest Lawn cemetery,
Within a short distance from any
:Ontario border point, ' resorts
aho.und where relaxing in the sun
is alWays the order of the day.
FRESHNESS
GUARANTEED
\#.1/111. you be raking in
ears
.from now? •,lusf right 'for that cow-
versational corner. Buy
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REMINGTON'S
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,Mr and Mrs, Arnold .
Wingham, arid Mrs. Jennie Edga'r,
visited. Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,
Roy Gowdy.
Mr. and Mi's, 'Alex Petrie visit-
•ed. On Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold - Grant, Con. 4, Turnberry
Twp.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy spent
• Sunday with Reeve and Mrs. Har-
. • vey Coleman of Stanley Twp,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wdods„ Judy
and Gene of Kitchener spent the
week-end with Mrs. Jas. Shera,
Sympathy is. extended to Mrs.
Elwin Somers in her bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ross and
family of Preston visited Mr, and
Mrs. lyforley'Bell on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thiel,
Waterloo, Mrs, Earl Dickson, Wm.
and Lois df Delhi, John McNichol,
Blyth attended the- funeral of the
late ;Elwin Somers.
A planting bee was held at the
cairn grounds on Highway 87 on Ken Hastie.
Wednesday afternoon when flower- Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Ruttan
ing shrubs and maple trees we re spent the week-end with their son,
set out, Arthur, and Mrs. Ratan of Car-
Mr. George Gregg, who has been betton: Two birthdays will he
on the teaching staff of the. Sarnia celebrated on May 3rd when their
Collegiate, for •the past two years, grandson Gary, son of Mr. and
will teach next year in North Mrs, A. Rattan, and' Mrs. Leonard
Toronto. Collegiate. He will also Ruttan both have birthdays. Gary
teach Latin. is ten Years Old;
Mr. and. Mrs. Alex Taylor, Mrs, Mrs.- Percy Winer or 570rooto
Cassie Taylor, Wrn. Dane, Miss spent Wednesday with her parents,
Margaret Dane. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mr, and Mrs. Ernest King.
Jacques and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miss Kate Hazelwood of Wrox-
Harkness were in Toronto on eter is visiting at the home of Mr.
Saturday f6r the funeral of Mrs. and Mrs, Norman Wade,
George Dane, a one time Gorrie Mr. and Mrs. Frank King visited
resitlent, with Mr. and Mrs. Ward SChaefer
Mr. Ono, Kell returned home last on Sunday, . •
week following surgery in the Mr. and. Mrs. Harry King and
Wingham Hospital. Judy and Mrs. Ernest King spent
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stinson of Saturday and Sunday in Toronto.
Detroit spent a few days last week Miss Sandra Miller of Listowel
in the village. spent the week-end at the home of
-•Th.e Rev, - E. C. Attwell, Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Gordon Underwood, Mrs, Norman Miller,
Wade, Mrs, Harry King and Mrs. *Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Mills and
Verne Clark attended the Diocesan family of Goderi'eh visited Mr. and
Chancel Guild meeting for the Mrs. Cloyne Michel - on Wednesday.
deaneries of Grey, Bruce and The Guild of St. Martha of - St.
'iuron held in Kincardine on Wed- Stephen's Church will meet at the
.nesclay home of Mrs. Bill Bennett on
Mrs. Carl Pennington of Tees- Wednesday evening.
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water spent a couple of days last
week with her daughter, Mrs. •Geo.
Hayden, and her mother, Mrs.
Frances Strong.
Mrs, Jean MacDonald of London
visited relatives here over the
weelt-end.
Mr. and Mars. Jack Blythe, Kenny,
Karen and Jacqueline of Weston
spent 'Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
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