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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-07-05, Page 15Doane Raymond T Chartered Accountants Management Consultants P.O. Box 1420 152 Josephine Street Wingham, Ont. NOG 2W0 357-3231 N RY-•Wiii lltattt Jobs (Jack) Nevery of WinglOm passed away at, Witigham and Distrint Hospital on friday, June 30, 1995, in his 06th year. He was the beloved hus- band of the former Julia (Judy) Wickson. Mr. Nevery was the dear father of Cathy and her husband, Greg Brobks, of Hampton; Janet and her husband, Julio Biafore, of Missis- sauga; Karleen Nevery and Bob Hunter of Oakville and Gordon Nevery and his wife Claudia of Mississauga. There also are eight grandchildren surviving and three sisters, Jean Schindel, Ruth Wen- dling and Marian Latchford. Jack Nevery was predeceased by his parents, John and Mae Nevery and his brother James. There was no funeral home visi- tation. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service was held at the McBurney Funeral Home, 35 Pat- rick Street West in Wingham, on Tuesday, July 4, at 2 p.m. with Rev. J. Rea Grant officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated as expres- sions of sympathy. PATTISON--Mrs. Ruby Grace Winnifred Pattison of 420 Queen Street, Blyth and formerly of East Wawanosh Township, passed away at University Hospital, London, on Tuesday, June 27, 1995, at the age of 73. The former Ruby Casemore, sl.. was predeceased by her husband, Henry Pattison, in 1984 Left to mourn their mother's passing is: David Pattison of Blyth; Jean and Michael King of . Stratford; Gayle Pattison of- Listowel; Shirley and Keith O'Cdnnell of Stratford; Bar- bara and Barrie Thomson of Hamil- ton and Margaret and Carl Pritch- ard of Wingham. There are five grandchildren and one great- grandson. Also surviving is one sis- ter, Irma Casemore. A homemaker all her life, Ruby Pattison was a dedicated member of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Roy- al Canadian Legion Branch No. 420, Blyth, giving; freely of herself when called upon. Mrs. Pattison was a past president._ of the Legion auxiliary, as well as a member of the Blyth United Church. The complete funeral and com- mittal service was held at the Task- er Chapel of the Beattie -Falconer Funeral Homes, Blyth, on Friday, June 30, with Rev. Stephen. Hun- tley' of the Blyth United Church of- ficiating. Interment in Wingham Cemetery. e 4eishman annual50th fttnuiy reu BELGRAV•E--The Seth' annual Nethery-Leishman Reunion was - .held on Sunday, June 25, at the Mullett Central School, Londesbo- rough, with 75 signing the register. Guests were present from Cali- fornix, Hamilton; Forest, fhillia, Parry Sound, Toronto, Sarnia, Ble- neim, Kitchener, Hanover, Kincar- dine, London, Mitchell, Goderich, Clinton, Wingham, Bluevale, Blyti, Londesborough, Belgrave and the surrounding district. Ella Ives of Blythwas in charge of the sports, which were enjoyed by all. Following the supper hour, the president, John Nethery of Forest, conducted the meeting. He an- nounced the deaths of Alvin Gal- lagher and Mark Mathers, which occurred in the past year. A few moments of silence following in re- membrance. The program continued with Robin McCallum of Toronto play - Congratulations are extended to Chris Templeman, who graduated from Georgian College in Owen Sound from the law and security administration program with hon- ors. Chris is the son of Don and Brenda Templeman. Roy and Helen Chambers and Jessie Adams of Listowel visited with Alma Hetherington last Satur- day. Lloyd and Sadie Faust spent the weekend at Point Farms, Goderich and visited with friends in the area. Ethel Brown visited for a few WWI T`',,..Yd.{ e..•a•5-:.::; ^:k-$.'... e til'. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson of Barrie and Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide, - evor and friend Phil of Hamilto , as well as Mr. and Mrs. .John Sumner of Las Crucs, New Mexico, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. career Nicholson. Happy birthday greetings are ex- tended to Norma Rintoul of White- church, whose brithday was June 21. Family members celebrating the special occasion were: Thelma Cardiff of Brussels; Anne, Dave and Jeff Oberholtzer of Waterloo; Donna and Harry Gutowski,' ° Mi- chael, Michelle and friend Darren of Kitchener; Doris, Leonard, Mark, Tracey and Tim Robinson of Belgrave; Neil, Helen and Stuart Rintoul, RR 2, Lucknow and Gor- don and Sharon Campbell and Heather of Belgrave. They enjoyed a lovely smorgasbord dinner at a Brussels restaurant and then went back; to the Campbell home for cake. • John, Linda, Jeremy and Justin Campbell visited on the weekend at Grand Bend with Bob and Heather Maas of London and Nelson, Susan and Laura Desjardine of Grand Bend. days with Norman and Jean Mulloy of Paris. Glenn and Delphine Jacques, Jeff and Alison of RR 4, Hanover, visited last Sunday with Elva Jacques. Harold and Margaret Robertson spent Sunday at the home of Law- son and Carol Campbell of Terra, Cotta. Laverne and Marian Metzger were supper guests of Bill and Shelly Gans of Listowel. A number of members of the Gorrie Senior Citizens' "Come Alive Club" were on a mystery bus tour last Tuesday. Congratulations go to Denise .Mino, who graduated from Sheri- dan College of Applied Arts and Technoldgy, Oakville, with high honors and a diploma in office ad- ministration -medical. Denise is the daughter of Earl and Dianne Mino. Leonard and Christine Sander- son, Mary Sanderson, and Michael Park were in Bothwell last Sunday to attend the baptism of Duncan Le- onard Donald, son of Joanne San- derson and Rob Annett. A recep- tion was held at their home following the service. ' Lauranne Sanderson, Josiani, Lu- cas and Lloyd Mappleback of Tru- ro, Nova Scotia, are holidaying with her parents, Leonard and Christine Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewe t, Ke- vin and Mandy Stewart, Crystal and Justin and Jamie Stewart, Jen- nie and Melissa, attended a jack- andjilt shower for Ray Stewart and Wendy Cainpbell • at the home of John and Grace Weigel, RR 3, Mildmay, last Sunday. Max and Anna Bell visited.Sun- day with Ruth McPherson of Tees - water. Last Monday, they visited 'at the home of Bill and Marilyn Car- swell of St. Clements and attended the graduation of their granddaugh- ter Kendra from the public school. ing the bagpipes and the Snell fami- ly singing several songs. Glen McGill told some Irish jokes, which were enjoyed by all. The minutes of the first Nethery- Leishman Reunion held in 1945 were read by Isabel Garniss of Wingham. Special prizes were awarded by John Nethery to: youngest person present, Katelyn McCallum of Han- over; oldest person present, Violet Cooper, Clinton; person coming the farthest, Helen Kelly of California; couple married 50 years this year, Mr. and Mrs. Glen McGill of Ori1- lia; birthday on June 25, Violet Cooper;, youngest person present who attended the first reunion in 1945, Ella Ives; guess the answer Contest; Kim Nethery and Donna Johnston; candies in a jar, Barbara Bosman; guessing old photo. con- test, Mrs. Garniss • and lucky plates, Bill Nethery and Barbara Bosman. A gift of appreciation was given to the secretary -treasurer, Mary Isa- bel Nethery, for her continuing ser- vice over the past 40 years. A treat of watermelon was pro- vided by John Nethery of Forest and the reunion closed with the singing of "Auld Lang Syne". The 1996 Nethery-Leishman Re- union will be held on June 23 at the Hullett Central School. Mr. Neth- ery continues as president and Mary Isabel Nethery returns as sec- retary -treasurer. Hetherington family reunion GORRIE--The Hetherington reun- ion was hosted by Bob Hethering- ton and Bill Hetherington last Sun- day at the home of Alma Hetherington of Gorrie with 65. at- tending. Family members attended from Alberta, Kingston, Mount Albert, Teeswater, Hamilton, Brantford, Collingwood, Brussels, Meaford, Burlington, Ottawa, Wingham and the surrounding area. Mann family reunion held 'iORRIE--Murray and Rhea McConnell of RR 3, Palmerston,' hosted the Mann family reunion on Sunday with, over 50 attending. Games were interrupted by the 'rain. Relatives from Clinton, Owen Sound, Wingham, Kinlough, Trow- bridge, Fordwich, Ethel, Strathroy and Gorrie were in attendance. !/11F« !r//AOI/YAMArrllflrrCEA/M S, C�• i s o it 9arner e delivers i tY + 1, f' isse1' ser .. BRUSSELS --Pastor Tom Warner preachedhis farewell sermon- to the congregation at Brussels Mennon- ite Fellowship on Sunday, June 25: He chose Revelation 1:1-3 as the scripture reading, Elwin Garland was worship lead- er for the service. Phailop and Man- ivan Larprom ministered. with spe- cial music. Lucy Hesse and Nancy Elliot -Greenwood were in charge of the congregational singing. Doris Gascho, conference minis- ter, was present at the service to Wroxeter UCW enjoy evening WROXE I'LR--Members and guests of the United Church Wom- en enjoyed a warm pleasant eve- ning on the patio of hostess Sandra Edgar. A cool, fruity punch was sipped as the group gathered laden with goodies for a delicious smorgas- bord supper. The birds sang and the campfire crackled as Mrs. Edgar - welcomed all to begin the business. Eileen Hamilton read the min- utes of the May meeting and Joy Wylie gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Hamilton commented on the entertainment and program at the Fordwich Nursing Home, along with the Wroxeter seniors, on June 17. Mrs. Edgar and Mrs. Hamilton chose "Stones" as the theme for the worship. Each person chose an in- teresting -looking stone off a table and later told how it related to them. There were so many shapes, sizes and uses for stones and verses from the Bible and stories about stones proved very interesting. Games and contests added some lively entertainment and a sing - along was enjoyed. The mystery gift, donated by • Mrs. Edgar, , was won by Doris Hays. Several members who cele- brate birthdays in June were recog- nized. The UCW will enjoy a holiday during July and August and will meet again on Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. at the church to begin a new season. The ladies are asked to bring arti- cles for the garden produce auction. The Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. Thanks were ex- pressed to the hostess, Mrs. Edgar and good wishes to everyone for a lovely evening. bring farewell greetings to the War- ner family. A light lunch'was held in the foyer following, the service. Mr. Warner will be continuing studies in Saskatchewan this fall. Mr. Garland brought the mes- sage on Sunday, July 2. The ladies' fellowship had its fi- nal gathering before breaking for the'summer on Tuesday, June 20, at the Fireside Cafe where .a dinner meeting was held. Monthly meet- ings will resume in the. fall. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Day returned home recently from a trip to Van- couver, B.C., where they visited their son Richard. Wayne Farrier of Guelph visited last weekend with his mother, Agnes Farrier. Mr. and Mrs. George Ross of Owen Sound, Cheryl Slack Brock and Troy of Sarasota, Fla., Brian, Laura and James Ross of Mitchell, as Well as David, Kim, Andrew and Brandon Ross were visitors last Sunday of Don and Jean Ross. Attending the birthday celebra- tion for Norma Rintoul last Sunday at Brussels. were: Dave and Anir Oberholtzer of Waterloo; Gordon and Sharon Campbell and Heather, Belgrave; Harry and Donna Gutow- ski and family of Kitchener and Neil and Helen Rintoul and family. All ,returned to the home of Gordon and Sharon Campbell for the after- noon. Rob and Mike Smith of St. Thomas visited for a few days last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Pauline Adams. Amy Falconer of Goderich visit- ed last week with her grandparents, Angus and Vera Falconer. Rain forces event inside ATWOOD--Approximately 50 de- scendants of the late Jessie Sang- ster and George Brown gathered at Atwood late last month. 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