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PAGE ELEVEN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1975
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Died Following
Lengthy Illness
EARL ALTON HODGINS
Earl Alton Hodgins of R. .R. 4
Kincardine, Bervie, , passed away
on Sunday, july 27 in Kincardine
and District Hospital after a
lengthy illness.
Mr. Hodgins was born Novem-
ber 30, 1903 in Glamis, son of the
late Adeline (Needham) and
George Hodgins. On June 28, 4930
he married the former Mayme
Johnston in Ripley.
The Hodgins farmed on the north
line of Kincardine Township until
retiring in Bervie ten years ago.
He was widely known 'throughout
the area being an agent for several
years with Formosa Fire Insurance
Company and later salesman for
Pioneer Corn Company and. Crop
Insurance. He was' a well
respected man in the community
and a devoted member and elder of
the Bervie United Church.
Surviving are his wife; one son,
Vernon, Bervie; two daughters,
Marjorie, Mrs Bert Elliott, Huron
Township; Inez, Mrs. Lorne Forst-
er, R. 1 Lucknow; twelve grand-
children and one brother Burton,
Huron Township,.
Funeral 'services were held
Tuesday, July 29 from the MacLen-
nan Funeral Home' with Rev: .R.
Clyde officiating. Interment was in.
Kincardine Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ivan Hodgins,
Perry Elliott, Keith Hodgins,
DUNGANNON
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross
and son, Oakville renewed,
acquaintances, in the village on
their way to their cottage at
Port Elgin on Wednesday.
Matthew and Andrew Ott of
Kitchener spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvine Eedy. Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Ott were attending a
golf tournament.
Mr. and Mrs Fred.-Stirling,--
Darlene and Harold spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Irvin. Harold remained for a
few days longer while his
parents and Darlene went
camping.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bere,
London, Mrs. Carole Espano,
and her daughter Simone of
Toronto and her mother, Mrs.
Huldah of Trinidad and Mr. Bill ,
Hornig of Oshawa visited Mrs;
Mary Bere and family on
SatUrday.
° Mrs. Cedl Blake and Mary
Bere and Jamie attended the
Andrew-Lane picnic at the Ash-
field Park on Sunday and en-
joyed meeting friends and
relatives from near and far.
This year marked • the .I25th
anniversary of the Andrew's
settling in Canada and the 50th
picnic. A highlight of the day
was the slides of Devon,
England and ancestral homes
ther,e shown by Bill Andrew of .
Edmonton, grandson of John.F.
Andrew, son of John and Edith
Treleaven Andrew. Mrs. Elna
Reid and Gervin also attended
—the-pi erd c:-Mr sTReed;-;as-oidest--
lady, was asked to cut the
picnic birthday cake, made and
decorated' by Mrs. Gordon
Kirkland.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McNee,
Edward and Paul of Ajax spent
the weekend 'at their -cottage
near Port Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Graha McNee
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Don McCormick and Jo-
Marie near Wingham and at-
tended the Band Concert at
Kincardine.
Mrs. Green, Mount Forest
and Mrs.. Strong, Brampton
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Errington on Thursday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Dynes Cam- •
pbell attended the christening
,on ,Sunday in St. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Leamington
of David Arthur Baumann, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Baumann. Mrs. Baumann is.a
niece of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
and they enjoyed a family
dinner after the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin. Smith
spent the holiday weekend at
Stoney /Point with their
daughter/ and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Lauzon.
Mr.' and Mrs, Herman
Guilbeault and Kelly Lee of
Essex spent this weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Smith.
congratulations to Shelley
Rivett who passed her Gr. 8
music examination with
Honours witt Western Ontario
Conservati* at London. She is
Donakison in
Goderich. •
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fowler
and family of Parkhill visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Fowler on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Henderson
and family of' Toronto visited
her mother, Mrs. Vera
Errington on the weekend and
attended the Erringtori-Alton
Reunion at Brookside school on.
Sunday.
Diane, and Rick spent a few
days holidaying at Kimberley.
On Saturday Donna and David
Errington, and Jan Caesar
motored to Kimberley for the
weekend.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Bakker (nee Barbara
Taylor) on the recent arrival of
their chosen daughter; Kerry
Elilabeth, aged six months, a
sister for 8tewart:
Mr. and Mrs: Fred Young
took a.weekend trip to London,
Niagara Falls, Campbellville,
and Rockton Safari. While. in
Ca mpbellville they visited Mrs.
Don Aubin and family but
missed seeing DOn as he was
working.
Mrs. Gladys Wallace of
Clinton called on Mrs. Minnie
Jones and Mel recently.
Visitors recently' with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Park were. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Tideswell of
'Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Snell of Goderich, formerly of
Scotland.
Clare and John Johnston of
Torontospent the weekend with
their grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. Russell Johnston.
Mrs. Gail Huber took her
grandmother, Mrs. Thos. Park
to London for arr eye check-Up
one day last week. Mrs. Ben
Park and Janice accompanied
thein to Lucan 'to visit Mrs:
David (Eleanor) Compton..
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Park were Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Burt and three
children of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross
McNee at Iluronview on
Saturday. Mrs. McNee has
been, in the infirmary with a
chest cOngestion but seems to
be improving well.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Chas„ Fowler
and Mr: and Mrs. John Fowler
of Grand Bend attended the
funeral Of their sister-in-law,
MrS. Fred Fowler, in Port
Elgin on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Bates,
St. Catharines called on her
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Fowler on Thursday.
Mrs. Fern McDonald,
Pexdale, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott Mat-
, theW and AndreW, of Kitchener
visited Mr. and Mrs: Irvine
Eedy on the weekend.
Mr. and. Mrs. Art McMichael
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Park & family, Mrs. Debbie
Meurs, and Diane Hayward of
Sarnia spent the weekend
camping at Donnybrook.
Mrs. D.S. Fines, Toronto and
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry- Wilbur,
Willowdale are spending a
week at their summer home
here. Bradley Wilbur carne on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Loveday, Mark,
Heather and Chris of Aylmer
with whom he. had' been
visiting.
Mrs. Cecil Blake attended a
, school reunion in AtWood last
Sunday and went on to visit
members of her family in
Alliston. and Toronto for the
rest ,of the week. On Saturday
evening Mrs. Blake attended a
40th anniversary ' -wedding
dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Palmer
Kilpatrick At The Mill, Ben-
miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eedy and.
Laurel of •Strathroy spent ,the
' weekend with Mrs. Heber Eedy
and Thornton.
Service on Sunday at
Christian Fellowship Church in
Dungannon \was in charge of'
the Youth Class. Song leader
was Irene Martin and the
sermon was given by 'Doug
Zehr. An impressive skit on.The
Lord's Prayer was put. on by
Keith Metzger and John
VVagler. „Special.music was
provided by the group "The
Last Comniandment" of
Glenallan Menonnite Church.
WHITECHURCH
A benefit dance is being held on
Friday, 'August 22 with music by
Tiffin's Orchestra for Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Nersteeg, who lost their barn
by..lightning.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McClenag-
han of Waterloo were week end
visitors with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ben McClenaghan. Next
week they plan on a tour to
Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson this
Week returned from a visit with
their son Murray in the vicinity of
Edmonton, Alberta. -
We are sorry to report that on
WedneSday Mrs. Bill 'Evans was,
admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital,
°London, where she underwent
surgery on Thursday. The
community wisheS her a speedy
recovery.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Friday evening Whitechurch
Community Memorial Hall was a
scene of activity, when a shower
was held for. Ruth Elliott, bride to
be. • The hall was decorated with
pink, white and blue streamers and
the table was enhanced 'with
parasols adorned with pink, blue
and white rosettes.
Mrs. Victor Emerson presided
for the following program: Wendy
Forstet. and Brenda Forster, with
Mrs. Jack Forster piano accompan-
ist, sang a duet; 'Lori Purdon
conducted 'an alphabet contest; a
mock wedding skit was given by
Mrs. Bill Gibson,' Mrs. • Jack
Forster, Mrs. Dan Tiffin, Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie, Mrs. Don Ross,
Mrs: Wallace Conn, Mrs. Ronald
'Forster, and proved very humorous
and entertaining; and Kathy Pur-
don conducted 2 contests. The
crowd wore messages on clothes
pins which were read by Miss
Elliott.
Mrs. Emerson then read a short
address to Ruth, after which the
gifts were opened. Assisting Ruth
was a public sch ool friend Karen
Rivett and a college friend Mrs.
Elaine Armstrong. The gifts, were
handled by Kathy Purdon, Gayle
Rintoul, ' Jane Laidlaw, Karen
Elliott looked after the bows.
Among the gifts received were:
aluminum tray, table cloth, doilie,
blankets, dishes, sheets, pillow
cases, coffee percolator, tea towels
cushion, bath towel, plaques,
pillows, bun' basket, scrub pail and
mop, ironing board, electric fry 'pan
and electric kettle.
Ruth thanked all for their gifts,
for coming and'the sponsors for the -
time. They are, having Open House
at her home ugust 30. All sang
For She is a Jolly Good Fellow,
after whiCh seats were arranged for
lunch.
Morgan Johnston, 'Burt Needham
and. Harvey Nicholson.
Flower bearers were Otto Hew-
itt, Percy Griffith, James Glahn,
Herb Sheane, Robert Smith, Ham-
lin Collins and Lloyd Needham.
Those attending the funeral from
a distance were from Oneida, New
York; London, Fenelon Falls,
Thainesford and VViarton.
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