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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1993. PAGE 9.
Visitiors travel from Saskatchewan
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kuc of Rose Crystal of Columbia, South
Valley, Sask., are visiting with their Carolina.
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Allan's parents, brothers and
Mrs. Tom Black and family. sisters presented two apple trees to
They attended their grand- Aimee for her to watch them grow.
daughter, Jennifer's grade eight Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell
graduation on Thursday, June 24. and Matthew attended the
They also helped to celebrate graduation ceremonies at
Tom and Connie's 16th wedding Conestoga College on June 12
anniversary on Friday, June 25. when Andrew Campbell graduated
On Sunday, June 20 Jack and ' in Electrical Engineering
Bernice Higgins celebrated their Technology.
40th wedding anniversary at the Congratulations to Paul and
Belgrave W.I. Hall. Linda McKee who celebrated their
Despite the inclement weather a 25th wedding anniversary Friday,
large crowd attended from June 25.
Goderich, Auburn, Kincardine, Congratulations to Jack and
Teeswater, Wingham, Belgrave, Bernice Higgins who celebrated
Wroxeter, Gorrie, Fordwich, their 40th wedding anniversary on
Bluevale, Brussels, Blyth, Clinton, Sunday, June 20.
Peterborough, Cambridge, Thom- Miss Dorothy Higgins at
bury, Brantford, and Toronto. Braemar Retirement Home,
About 75 people enjoyed supper. Wingham, visited on Sunday with
Audrey McKague was emcee and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Higgins and
Mary Lou Johnston provided the = attended the farewell service of
music for the occasion. Rev. and Mrs. Peter Tucker. She
Allan and Waneta Leishman of also attended the Higgins reunion
RR 5, Brussels, celebrated with in the W.I. Hall.
their daughter Aimee who is five Michelle Arruda of Toronto is
years in remission on Sunday, June spending this week with her
27. Family and friends were also grandmother Mrs. Dorothy Logan.
present. A special surprise was Kevin Logan of Wyoming is
Allan's sister June and her husband
Don Mitchum and their (laughter
Com iled by Helen Storehouse Phone 887-9487
The news from
elgrave
WI presents 64 with anniversary ribbons
That looks good, Mom
Meagan Pletch looks on as Mom, Melanie enjoys the meal provided by the Belgrave Country
Fayre dinner. The dinner was held on June 25, at the Belgrave Community Center.
The 48th annual Nethery-
Leishman reunion was held on
Sunday, June 27 at Hullett Central
School in Londesboro, with 46
signing the register. Guests were
present from Regina, Sask.;
Decker, Mich.; Hamilton, Corunna,
Bleheim, Clinton, Londesboro,
Wingham, Bluevale, Blyth,
Belgrave and surrounding district.
Ella Ives of Blyth was in charge
of the sports, which was enjoyed by
all. Following the supper hour,
President John Nethery of Corunna
conducted the meeting.
He announced the deaths during
the past year: Grant Bearss, Gordon
Nethery, Nathan Wade and Rev.
Wm. H. Nethery. A few moments'
silence followed in remembrance.
Special prizes were awarded by
John Nethery to: youngest person
O bituaries
MARGERY RITCHIE
Margery Ritchie passed away on
Wednesday, June 23, 1993 at Brae-
mar Nursing Home, Wingham in
her 83rd year.
She was the beloved wife of the
late Clifford Ritchie. Left to mourn
her passing are her children Gerald
Lyddiatt of Calgary, Alta., Gordon
Lyddiatt, of Minden and Ruth
Krick of Hamilton. She will be
remembered as well by her twin
sister Margaret Sweeney of Brus-
sels and her two brothers Charles
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George McGee.
present, Trevor Nethery, son of
Eric and Kim Nethery of Blenheim;
oldest person present, Bert Gamiss
of Wingham; persons coming the
farthest Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Tallis
of Regina, Sask., birthday nearest
June 27, was Elizabeth O'Neil,
guessing number of candies in a
jar, Ruth Fisher, baking guessing
contest Barbara Bosman and lucky
plate, Eric Nethery.
A treat of watermelon was
provided by John Nethery of
Corunna and the reunion closed
with the singing of "Auld Lang
Syne."
The 1994 Nethery-Leishman
reunion will be held on June 26 at
Londesboro. President for next year
is John Nethery of Corunna and
secretary-treasurer is Mary Isabel
Nethery of Belgrave.
Smith of Wmgham and Jim Smith.
She was the loved grandmother of
several grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Ritchie rested at Betts
Funeral Home, Brussels from 2-4
and 7-9 p.m. on Friday, June 25.
Rev. Randy Banks officiated at 2
p.m. funeral service on Saturday.
Carrying Mrs. Ritchie to her final
resting place at Brussels Cemetery
were Ross Taylor, Jim Smith Jr.,
Ivan Wightman, Graeme Craig,
Larry Ritchie and Gerald Smith.
In lieu of flowers donations to
the Ontario Heart and Stoke Foun-
dation or Duff's United Church
would be appreciated by the family.
The 70th Higgins reunion was
held Sunday, June 27 in the W.I.
Hall, Belgrave, with 64 receiving
anniversary ribbons.
President Don Higgins welcomed
everyone and said grace. A
moment's silence was observed in
memory of the deceased.
A few cousins remembered
attending the first reunion in
Tumberry township on the sixth
concession where Elizah, Joseph
and Thomas farmed.
Officers for 1994: president, Bill
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Higgins; first vice president,
Donald Pattison; second vice,
Donna Barger; secretary/treasurer,
Muriel King; invitations, Judy
Shortreed and Edna Pletch; lunch,
Ross and Wilma Higgins, Greg and
Betty Jane Higgins, Jean Pattison,
Ruth King, Margaret Higgins, Don
and Eileen Higgins; sports, Sherry
Hagan, Kim Higgins, Donna and
John Barger.
Prizes were awarded to: oldest,
Carl Fitch; youngest, Tyler Yerox.
Lunch was served by Lynda and
Elwood Fitch, Gayle and Jim
Favalaro, Eileen and Don Higgins.
46 attend Nethery reunion