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Zurich Citizens News, 1965-07-29, Page 3c TimtURSD , ',, JULY 29, 119x5 PAGE THRIEII• 74e Biggar Reunion Held At Pinery Ess -Haven cottage in the Pinery was bhe setting on Sun- day for the annual Biggar re - attended by 95 members o; the clain from. Hamilton, Pl�;tsville, Baden, Strathroy, Watford, Forest, Glencoe, Cor - un -,•e, Sarnia, Hensall, Pontiac and Lincoln Park, Mich. Al the conclusion of a deli- eic4 s picnic supper, sports were ea;. Beed, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kerr, Glen- coe, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Doi: , of Corunna. Eldest men pre ent were Stan Doan, Wat- ford; John Hoist, Baden; y'oung- cta, Tracey Clark, Strathroy, one mere'; wedding anniversary nearest to date of picnic, •Rev. and Mrs. MacDonald Glencoe. 'Tru:m Kerr, Glen c o e, was ale -ed president, and Ken Doer, Corunna, secretary-treas- orer Attending from Hensall were Mr. and Mrs. George Hess. 0 Cochrane Reunion Brings Famliies Together For Day Se :day, July 11, 65 members of ;he Cochrane clan met at Cia:. Gregor Square, Bayfield, for :heir annual reunion. Fol- lowing a picnic supper, a short business meeting was held, with the president, William Enke:, in charge. Plans were mace. to (hold the 1966 reunion at Eayfield the second Sunday in Jury. T e 'officers for next year are: President, William Elliott; secr-::ary, Mrs. Harold Jones; treeerer, Ian McAllister; table committee, Mrs. H. Fuss and Mrs Mayme McAllister; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love and Mr. and Mrs. Ian Mc- .AlIis:.er. Sports were conduct- ed by Mrs. Alex McMurtrie and Mrs. Harold Jones, with results as fe6lows: Fve and under, Susan Sin- elai; girls, 6 to 10, Cathy Fuss, Heather Sinclair; boys, 6 to 10, w Ste a.ar t Sinclair David Elliott; girls, 11 to 15, Brenda Turner, Margaret Madge; boys, 11 to 15, Kenneth Jones, Gary Sinclair; young ladies' race, Brenda Turner. Jean Turner; young met: `s race, David T u r n e r. Graf:- Jones; ladies kick the slipper, Brenda Turner; men kick he slipper, Ray Hillier. Three-legged race, Kenneth Jones and Kevin Lamport, Bill Reelable and Grant Jones; whe=:,arrow race, Grant and MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor About People You Know .. . ITEMS ABOUT HENSALL Mrs. Grace Harpole left on Th u r s da y for Gypsumville Manitoba, by train, where site will vacation with Sgt. and Mrs Robert Lambie and family, former Hensall residents. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Petzke have taken up residence in the Fink apartment on King Street, P. T. Smale, of Wainwright, Alta., and grand -daughter Lynn Ott, have returned after visit- ing relatives in Hensall, Staffa and Simcoe. Farewell Party Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little, who left Friday of this week for Este v,a n, Sask., with their daughters, Marcia and Cheryl, were pleasantly surprised on Thursday evening at a cottage occupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Heal, north of St. Joseph, when nine couples from Hensall met to present them with a farewell panty prior to their leaving. They were presented with an electricc tea kettle and other personal gifts, Jim Taylor mak- ing the presentation. Miss Linda Mock has re- turned home from Toronto Gen- eral Hospital, where she was a patient. Mrs. E. Fletcher, of Moore- field, visited •over the week -end with her husband, who is a pa- tient at Queensway nursing home, and with members of her family. Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Peters and family, of Stratford, visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters and Bonnie. Flowers in the sanctuary of Carmel Presbyterian Church Sunday morning were in loving memory of 1VIr. and Mrs. Basil Edwards, placed there by their, niece, Mrs. Violet Johnson, of St. Catharines. Baskets of flowers in the church enctuary were in loving memory of the late Frank Wright, placed by his family. Union Services Union services in Hensall United Church will commence Kenneth Jones, Bill Huxtable and Kevin Lamport; relay race, Cathy Fuss's team and Mrs. J. McAllister's team; youngest baby, Jack McAllister; oldest person, 1VIrs. Hugh Cameron; couple from furthest distance, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson; couple with closest wedding an- niversary, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuss; lucky table n u m b e r Wayne Love. "1 miss you, too, Grandma." (But there's always Long Distance, the next best thing to being there.) Obituary Brian Armstrong Public funeral service was held Sunday from Bonthron funeral home, Hensall, for Brian Leslie Armstrong, 2, son of 1VIr, and Mrs. Leslie Armstrong, RR 3, Bayfield. Rev. Murdock Mor- rison officiated for the service, and burial was in Bayfield cemetery. Brian passed away at his home Thursday evening, and is survived by his parents, two sisters, Linda and Bonnie, and one brother, Bradley, all at home. 0 Obituary Frank Wright Funeral service for the late Frank Wright, aged 52, of Kip - pen, who died Sunday, July 18, in Western Hospital, Toronto, was held from the Bonthron f u n e r a 1 home, Hensall, on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mr. Wright was a past dis- trict deputy grand master of South Huron Masonic district, He was married to the former Esther Mcllwain, who survives, along with two daughter s, Eleanor and Lois, and two sons, James and Gordon, all at home. A brother, Gordon, of Alliston, and a sister, Mrs. Orland (Laura Belle) Reichert, RR 2, Hensall, also survive. Pallbearers were Orville Workman, Clarence Brenner, Gerald Moffatt, Dave Triebner, Cliff Henderson and George Clifton. Flower bearers were Alvin Thompson, ,Tack Deitz, and Emerson Kyle. Rev. J. C. Boyne officiated, and interment was in Hensall cemetery. Sunday, August 1, when the congregation of Carmel Presby- terian Church will worship with them. Rev. H. F. Currie will •occupy his own pulpit. Union services to continue through Honour Bride Before Marriage Mrs. Nelson Hood entertain- ed at a trousseau tea in honour of her daughter, Joyce Mae, whose marriage to Ronald Ross Carter will take place Satur- day, July 31, Guests were received by Mrs. Hood, the bride and Mrs. Ron- ald J. Carter, mother of t h e groom. The tea table w a s covered with an embroidered linen ,cloth. Pink and cream roses and baby's breath flanked with pink tapers formed an attract- ivve table centre. Presiding at the t e a table were Mrs, Eleanor McKenzie, aunt of the bride and Mrs. N. Long, Kippen; Mrs, W. Storey, Seaforth; Mrs. Ila McKenzie, Exeter; Miss M a y Somerville, Winnipeg; and Mrs. H. Jones, Hensall. Assisting in the tea r oo m were Gary Alexander, Miss Bonnie Robinson, Miss Dawn Robinson, Miss Gail Farquhar Miss Grace Clifton, Mrs, W. Mayor, Miss Wendy Hones, Mrs. E. Bouchard, Mrs. R. Car- ter, Miss Ruth Wigzel. Misses Kim and Kathie Car- ter were in charge of the guest book and gifts. Gifts and trousseau were shown by Mrs. D. Cartwright, Miss Rosemary illaeDonald, Obituary t'uary Mrs. W. Reitz Mrs, William Deitz, of Kip - pen, passed away at Huronview, Clinton, on Saturday, July 24, in her 80th year, she was the former Mary Elizabeth McGreg- or. Her husband predeceased her in July, 1948. Surviving are one son, John, two daughters, Mrs. T h om a s (Dorothy) Munroe, and Mrs. William (Norma) Coleman, all of Kippen; one brother, Frank, of Clinton; t w o sisters, Mrs. John lVEeCowan, Clinton, Mrs. George Baird, Brucefield, and six grandchildren. Public funeral service was held from Bonthron funeral chapel, Hensall on Monday, conducted by Rev. E. Roulston, of Exeter. Burial was in Bairds cemetery . Pall bearers were Norman Baird, Frank McCowan, Lewis Duttot, Emmerson Kyle, Bill Kyle, Orville Workman; flower bearers, Gary Deitz, Leslie Coleman, u McArthur Reunion Held Recently At Exeter Park The McArthur reunion was held at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Sunday, with some 50 mem- bers of the clan attending from Niagara Falls, Toronto, London, Blenheim, Ingersoll, St. Thorn - Miss Lorraine Talbot, Mrs. E. Brooks, Miss Ruth Cudmore. Assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. E, Horton, Mrs. E. Faber, Mrs. A. McBeath, Mrs. H. Cud - the month of August. Miss Margie Allan is spend- ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. R. Tipping, of London, Mr. and Mrs. William Howe have returned to Toronto after vacationing with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tip- ping, spent the week -end with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Smith. more, Miss Marjorie Hyde, Mrs. E. Talbot, Mrs. T. Robin- son, Mrs. 1,V, Jones, Mrs. R. Schwalm, Mrs. H. Hendrieh. Shower hostesses who enter- tained in honour of the bride were Mrs. R. Warren and Mrs. R. Brooks at the former's home at Amherstburg; Miss Eileen Collins and Miss Ward Wilson, Goderich; Mrs. D. Cartwright and Miss Rosemary MacDonald, Clinton, Kipper Church a n d district h e l d a miscellaneous shower in the church and a presentation was made by the staff of the Sheafer Pen Com - any where the bride was em- ployed. l \. as, Exeter, Hensall and Zurich. , present was Joanne Bell, Heti- sail. Races and a peanut scram, ble were enjoyed by the Ochil. dren. In charge of sports were Bill (Elliott, St. Thomas; Shirley Mc- Cowan, St. Thomas, and Joan Elliott, Zurich. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gladys Boyd, Niagara Falls, for coming the farthest distance; wedding anniversary closest to date of reunion, Mr. and Mrs. David Hall, Toronto; youngest; same place, Robert Bell, Hensall, was elected president for 1966, a-nd. Mrs. Robert Bell, secretary. treasurer. A delicious plant,: supper was served. The 1966. reunion will be held at the 9 • ELECTRICAL WORK FOR EXPERT REPAIRS OR NEW L'NSTALLATIONS Call Count on Us to Do Things Right! Our skilled, experienced men take pride in their expert work- manship. 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