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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-26, Page 22:oet.'11;MTPIV,177- r. 17 t4; Idge of. nSei efir• 6". iffOsels, weI ta,rf .mber�f the. hed e!glit dti; a?I'-i" sister for 4.4Grand- parents are Roy „ d Shirley Ander- Son of Whighsni, Glenn and Jean Bridge„BruSselts; great Tgrantipar- Pts "V Jean, Bridge ofiltussels and Christine Souter, *ger*. JURJENS—Mn„, and Mrs. Louis Jurjens,Luckno4v, are pleased,10 • announce the birth a their son, • ••40.41;,•;:' LABT-MINUTE GROOMING—Jackie and Carla Cook of Belgrave prepare theircalf for the 4-11 show at last week's Brussels Fall Fair as their dad, aseg Cook, gives it few last-minute instructions. Mrs. James Mair born in Wingham A native of Wingham and long - tune resident of Morris Township, Mrs. James Mair of Brussels, passed away suddenly at her home on Sept. 18. Mrs. Mair was the former Evelyn Roe Scott, a daughter of the late William Scott and Norma Mc- Kague. She and her husband farmed together in Morris Town- , .6y • ;go, REATH& 7.tegor,/:" Alas.%,'",41,4116;f1/4".;76.f,'..,,rfp6,..w.:;;.,pwroppowel..s.„.iyryncom '" • •••••,. •ete• ••• e•We'' `Iv./ •'6, • ••/ / / /.•••//.."/”.4,, / %kW/ .:•• 4:40'1.44:440g0;:5%.//'/450,'•WW•WAr•oitt%We4. 4aTM:(4/250%.0.94•04) /.0./50 *.,‘,.4.d/rtAir90,1g00o<440:0ifr(.0Wai•ak, ICER -Passed away at Wing - ham and District Hospital on Thursday, Sept. 21, Mrs. Vera Kerr of Brookhaven, Wingham, in her 97th year. The former Vera A. G. Bunke e was the beloved wife of the at Joseph John Kerr (1975); dear mother of Marjorie and Patrick Hennessey of London; Luther and Margaret Kerr of Lachine, Quebec; Robert and Lois Kerr of Peterbor- ough; mother-in-law of Luella Kerr, Goderich. Also surviving are 10 grandchildren and11. great -rand - children. She was pre €,Eidaed by her sons, Dnginii (19 J lila. Jack (1981); three sisters and four broth- ers. Friends may call at The McBur- ney Funeral Home on Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral ser- vice will be held in the funeral home on Wednesday at 11 a.m., Rev. J. Rea Grant officiating. Inter- ment will follow in Wingham Cemetery As expressions of sym- pathy, donations may be made to the charity of one's choice. Brown family mourns death of dear mother With great sadness, the family announces the death of Emma Brown of Wingham on Sunday, Sept. 24, in her 97th year. She was the beloved wife of the late William J. Brown (May, 1972); Loved mother to Marvin and Anne Brown of Ottawa; Beryl and Ted Elliott of Wmgham; Hilda and Bill Rowland of Burlington and Norma and John Hopper of Missis- sauga. Also survived by nine grandchildren and six great-grand- children. She was predeceased by three sisters and eight brothers. Mrs. Brown had been a resident of Wingham for over 60 years. As well, she was a member of the Wingham United Church and a life member of the Huron Chapter•No. 89 of the Order of the Eastern Star. Visitation at The McBurney Funeral Home, 35 Patrick Street West, Wingham, on Tuesday from 2 to 4 arid 7 to 9 p.m. Eastern Star, will conduct a service at 7:30 p.m. Funeral service is Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. J Rea Grant officiate Service Wednesday for Brussels resident Funeral service was held Wednesday, Sept. 20, for a resident of Brussels, Archer Mark Grewar, who passed away Sunday, Sept. 17, at Wingham and District Hospital. Rev. C. McAvoy officiated at Betts Funeral Home, Brussels Chapel, and interment followed in Brussels Cemetery Pallbearers were Harvey Shaw, Murray Lowe, Carl Stief, Robert Galbraith, Bob Sproulearid John Galbraith. Mr. Grewar was in his 81st year, the beloved husband of Netty Mae Galbraith of Brussels; loved father of Kinloch and Lois Grewar of Lon- donderry, New Hampshire and Jack and Diane Grewar, Listowel; loved grandfather of Nancy Merritt of Clearhrook, B.C., Bradle# Gre- Teitinto and Paitielapewar f Mississauga; brother of the late Mrs. Vern Schinbein. In remenabrance, donations to Melville Presbyterian Church Minribrial Fund would be appreci- atedbfilie ship before retiring to Brussels about five years ago. She was the beloved wife of Jim Mair; loving mother of Norma Royer of Ajax, Linda Rossart of Mount Hope and Joan Mair of Ajax; loved sister of Spence Scott of Brus- sels, Lloyd Scott, Wingham and Isabel Stewart of Manitoba. Friends paid their respects to the Mair family on Wednesday after- noon and evening at the Betts Funeral Home, Brussels. Removal was made to Melville Presbyterian Church, where Mrs:1\441044MS an' active member, for funerarservice at two o'clock Thursday, Rev. Car- olyn McAvoy officiating. She was carried to her final testing place in Brussels Cemetery by Jinn Bowman, Gerald Gibson, Doug Hemingway, Harold Steffler, Murray Hoover and Lloyd Wheeler. Flower bearers< were David Rossart, Jim Bassel and Jim Scott. Donations to Melville Presbyteri- an Church Memorial Fund or the Ontario Heart and Stroke Founda- tion would be appreciated- by the family as expressions of concern and sympathy. .0nr pre-school storytime has started at the library. There is still room for, children in our IhursdaY afternoon program. Please call 357- 3321 if you are interested in bring- ing your child. The book club will meet Thurs- day, aa. 54,at 7:30.p.m. We will be discussing Shorelines by Roy Mac- Gregor. Some new books at the library are: —ENCOUNTERS by Edith Fiore, Ph.D. This book -is about Edith Fiore and her studies of patients who have been abducted by aliens. —MAKING MINIATURE FUR- NITURE by John Daveport. This is a "how-to" book on making minia- ture furniture. --PAUL NEWMAN by Elena Oumano is a thoroughly -researched biography of Paul Newman. The book covers his careers, family and public life and much more. —TREES, The Timelife Garden- er's Guide. Everything you ever wanted to know about trees, such as planting, caring for and pruning, this book even includes a picture n r • • • Varpsch, RR 3:.LUC ba share tbe good1'44001Their AtlexaP49SXempton,. W4&:°91711“.1 Sept. 16 at, - and. stgict Hospital He is a brdther for Pima, and weighed eight pounds, -13 ounces; A. groftsoli. tgrailk and. Janet KeMpkman,drater and Batty V4i4Okk't gr,}51.0-gratidstinfor tst9MaCatfiPbell,r , • ' math courseH Wads. forW49.7 ottick, , pAroNAL sio8007s, . Sea- son by Michele Evans. If you: lova, tapinciss :9tihiser, tio.scrpresyofu,oiitinc;ir. iii. t reccortipt.441i. isa4.44ect:vd, snitttLoire than 70 gpATINu Ensugi___GENCY,-' MANUAL: SAIL AND-POWM bk Tony Meissel. An illustrated tininu-: 0 al of emergency procedures, this book includes abandoning sht, anchoring boom breaks, collisim. diving, docking, engine failure and El other important situations enCoun- , t?,. Alf vid ift vale,44 BOOM Willi Broi MeliSfei and , nihe ,•'se . *et, bet% Sept, 21 at Wirif; pit** aoppitat Grandparents are Mr;lind MiSilpave Moore and and Mrs. ImitflroskiW*0 , 110SNfic4gtitnif Mrst Tom Matt% FOPlettOktiti-•:haPOT: 41: announce the iii#44f4lieir dfaigh! er; Whitney. Elizabeth, seven pounds, 12 ounOes,AM; • pt,..2,,Z„n Wingharn and DI.:,stfrict Hospital. A ister for Mandyans$4 neW•giott, aughter for Joe and ClamMcfmtes f Fordwich, and John and:Blanche Husnik, Gorrie. • g slat, "ipki.eaiinef ••,• 411 • ati talita#4.4,9!. P11190,,•-440 AC es tered while operatin y Au boat di. es at home. —THE CANNA CONTROL • COOKBOOK by Gail Bniton, Thls. cookbook ontains yeast -free recipes for yeast -sensitive people, Other new books include: japan, The Blighted BlesSom by Roy Thomas; Wrath of the tion;WIP.914' Higgins; The Hawthorne Heritage by Teresa Crane; The Dangerfield Diaries by Anne Melville; The.. Snow Leopard of Shanghai by Erin Pizzey and The Reluctant Ghost by Sheila Rosalynd Allen. .aftwot,.. 431.„46.• Agagd.,sit. 1,„.(A.44'0.4‘44:?:4420.415't4,4,1AgOk.. SENIORS' DAY CENTRE NEWS 4-„./A07/•;',W,457,",•61ff*,,Z. 4/1":: •••• 6.• -repe,4- >,0" rifir.P.41-1.7.d.Z.A9-.,..atelf,„, • e 401.00'5:0: By Christine Gibson The weather has been great so we've been enjoying it to the fullest by taking afternoon walks. Last week we made Christmas candle holders for Our Upcoming Craft and Bake Sale oic Nov. 23. This week ive're werking on our ceramics pro- gram. On Thursday we travel to the St. Jacobs area for our September bus trip. Our agenda for the day is to go to the West Montrose covered bridge, lunch at Marion's Country Cupboard and visit The Meeting Place. The bus is full and everyone is looking forward to a beautiful fall day. -Our October calendars are avail- able at the centre this week. Our Thanksgiving Dinners will be held next week from Oct. 3 to 5. I can smell the pumpkin pie cooking now. Our Program will be cancelled Oct. 12 and 13 due to the Schedul- ing of the hospital rummage sale. Many other programs 'have been . planned for the month, however, and we'll tell n4: abut du, ma Week. - Our next fobt clinks' are 'sthed- uled for Oct. 5 and 18. Please call 357-1440 or 357,1445 to make an appointment. We are now looking for more vol- unteers to help with our prograin. The quote: "Happiness comes from inside" summarizes the benefits of volunteering, the happiness gener- ated within both the giver and the receiver. If you have some spare °, time and are interested in volun- teering give us a call at the above numbers, or drop in at the Wing - ham Armouries, Monday to Friday, 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. A RUNNING GAME was enjoyed by Wingham Public School Teacher Gary LiSle instructed the youngsters in physical education. Kindergarten pupils last Ytp,. Henry ',Harry,7 W: Acres of Wroxeter died digmtafkatAtty6. late iesidettee'liewaan`. Mr Acres was bons onMarch 22, 1917 it LondonHe ttiioo.ilse:Onef the late liaa***44%04.Aeis He was predeceased:by-his wife, • Alice 0. Soria. • Mr. AOss rosplei4Inlononto for several years before Moving' to Wroxeter • •• He is survived by two daughters, • Kathryn, Mi e; RObert Reece of Mis- aisialigaand D00014 *WO San Francisco and a, daughterTtn-law, Betty An Acres of RR 1, Q0WaristhiVis. , -He is also survived by three sis- ters, MIS. Mazy King of Port Huron, Mrs. Phyllis Guthrie Of Toronto and DixOn*criti of London; four grand- sotei,Henry Acres Roy, Stephen, andSeatiEfinsbiC He was predeceased by one son, William; one.grandeoNMichael and site sister, aeraldlisemytti. . .4 Visitation was held at the Robert 'I'reheh Funeral Home, Listowel on Sept. 1 and at y(ofp.:-0)9#14 ROO Nnetal. HomeLOA', e serViee *614 23 at't p.m. Rev. David G Bowyer officiated. •Interment -Sit 'KOWA TAiglicim Church Ceirielery,belaftre.- Pallbearers were four grandsons, Henry Acres, Roy Stinson, Stephen Stinson and Sean Stinson. • Memorial remembrances to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario Or the charity of one's choice were accepted as expressions of sympathy. Naturalist club meets Saturday, The district nature club, Huron Fringe Field Naturalists, steps up its tempo each September and this year is no exception. The monthly meeting will be held in the Pine River United Church next Tuesday, Sept'. 26. The program at this meeting promises to be an excellent one with an illus- trated talk on mushrooms by Geoff and Ruth Walker. This will be fol- lowed by a presentation on the Saratoga Swamp by Professor Jane Bowles of London. • ',HPPN schedules eight meetings, each with a program and about 16 outings each year. Nine issues of the club's newsletter g� out to members, keeping them informed of activities and promoting conser- vation and protection of the envi- ronment. Persons interested in member- ship are requested to write to Box 516, Goderich, N7A 4C7 or tele- phone Mr. Walker at 529-7777. On Saturday, Sept. 30, members will be guests of Bill Andrews at his Belgrave location. Mr. Andrews, a professor of environmental studies at the University of Toronto, has provided the club with very (satisfy- ing talks in the past, so members can look forward to this event with week. great expectations. 'ES ARENA hamop #4. nitos tiii 9 -pm 357-1730 At! 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