HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-11-24, Page 4CROMARTY
\V'o eettenxl'otic s,lupotity.to the .
family of the late Ernest Temple.
mall, whose death occurred at
Skatiner
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Friday Skating 840
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Sat, 2.3.30 10c
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ills home on Tuesday:
The November meeting of Che
Marian Ritchie • Eveninii. Aatx it .
1uy was hold at the home or,
MIS Mervin Dow with Mrs, John
Miller presiding. The seriptnre :
lesson t .. t 111 f'o �; . John lel: was
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road by Mrs. Duncan tic
tL "1
is
was followed with 0 prayer by
Mrs. :Hitler. Reports were given-
by
ivenby the secretary and the treasur-
er. 12 itembers rs answered the roll
vial on "Remembra nee". During
thebusiness period. glnittliga
were discussed and various mem.'
hers appointed for tables at the
bazaar. The December meeting
was Moved forward to the 13th.
The topic -in Time of Remelt•
brance" was given by Hers. Cord.'
on Scott. paper prepared by
:Urs. Robert Laing on the last
chapter of the shady book an Af-
rica was read by Mrs. Lloyd Mil.
ler. The meeting closed with a
hy'nu1 and the Lords prayer hi
Il,i 'Olt. I.uii,h was served and a
so, al hour enjoyed.
Inst Samuel Templeman of
lot ,t, con. S. Hibbert two., died
at hes hone. Tuesday evening. He
mei ben in failing health for the
past year. Born at Uxbridge, Ent, -
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land, Mareh 3rd 1802. lee was the
son of the late Mr. and firs. Hen.
y-Tentt,b nu*tt,110 carne to .Crone•
Iu'ty district whet). a yotuig boy
mud bad farmed there. He was a
prominent breeder oL Dual ) t11*
pose Shorthorn cattle, On Ari
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t 1
2a1, 1017; he wait married to
Mau'} Elizabeth Miller, daughter
or the late Mr, and Mrs. John G,
Miller, who survives. Ile was a
member of Cromarty Presbyter-
ian Chinch. also an elder, serv-
iug as clerk of session, For fifty
years he gave valued service ars
n member of the choir. His beau-
tiful tenor voice, so often heard
in the male and mixed quartettes
will be long remembered,,
Besides his wife he is survived
by ane san John of Ilibbert twp.,
two daughters. Mrs. Wilfred (Isa-
belle) Annis of Logan twp., Mrs,
Alvin iMarglu'et) Cole of Hib-
bert: two brothers, Geo, in Eng.
land and Jim of Maxwell, Out.;
and 111 grandchildren. Funeral
service was held on Friday at the
lleather•Leslie funeral home, in
biitel,eil, with Rev. S. Kerr in
charge. Mr. Frank Stagg sang a
solo "Beyond the Sunset" and
Mrs, T. L. Scott and Mr. Stagg
sang a duet "The (Better Land".
Pallbearers were Mlessrs. Arthur
Kemp, Roy Iialkwell, Sam Norris,
T.- Lang, T. L. Scott and Calder
\lcKaig. Burial took place in the
St. James Cathollc Women's
League
Tea cmd
.Holme Baking
Sat., Dec. 3rd
8 TO 8
Staff& Cemetery, Many friends
Iro 11 the surrounding ric
1 3 tikSt t
were 111 attendanete,
H E NSA.L:.L.
New Commissioner
• Girl G
For G ( 4 aide
S
Mrs, Thomas Lavender or Hem
.ail has been. appointed District
Girl Guide Commissioner for the
Exeter .I)tstrict Guides and
Brownies. Site wilt have jurisdic-
Cash Bingo
AND DANCE
13RODHAGEN COMMVNITY
CENTRE
Friday, Nov, 25
AT 8.30 P.M.
15 regular games, 3 special
games, Admission 01 including
dance. Dance only following
bingo, 80e, Draw for 26 turkeys
Euchre
C.O.F, Hall, Constance
FRIDAY, NOV. 25
AT 8.30 P.M.
Admission Otto, Lmwit provided
Door Prize
HARD NAIL
DANCE!
Saturday, Nov. 26
at Circle "R" Ranch
champion tiddler Eddie Gyurki
and his Melody h;uu•h Boys
Dirt• clothes not Considered
hard time
1'1.117 511AFO1tT1I NEWS (Moue
tion over Guide and Brownie
groups in Exeter, ilensall and
Zurich and will continue in her
present post as ca111p advisor for
Iiuron County, A former Guide
e
Captain In Iiensall, Mrs. Lavend-
er's nes' appointment will run
for three years.
81)—Thursday, November 24, 1000
31r,- and Mrs. Jack Peebles and
family of London were icrent vis.
hors with Mr, and Mrs. Lett
Noakes and fatmily,
Was Ph ills DoatgTorun.-
of Y
to was a weekend visitor with
her parents Mr. and bars. W. 11,
Dougall,
BAKE SALE
Sponsored by the W.A. of
min.: Church, McKillop
Sat,, Nov, 26
At Roberts House of Uoauty
ISoo1's poen ,at 11 P.M.
05
......"I'm going to
relax with a
cup of coffee
and. watch
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