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Chipchase, Lucy and Kobert
Milam.
Correspondent
At the close of the reunion
RENACALDWELL
the president and secretary
262-5935
for 1982 thanked everyone for
BELL DESCENDANTS
their participation and a vote
GATHER FOR A REUNION
of thanks was expressed to
The descendants of the late
them for arranging a most
Andrew Bell and his wife
successful reunion. The next
Mary Blair, whose parents
reunion will be held in 1985,
came from Kippen, Scotland
the 150th anniversary of the
in 1835 met for a reunion at
arrival of the Robert Bell
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
family in Canada. President
W.J.F. Bell on July 30 to
for 1985 will be Howard
August 1.
Brooks, secretary Jessie
Over 125 family members
Brooks. Langley B.C., trea-
wearing name tags made by
surer Don Bell Jr., Chicago.
Mrs. Graham Bell Sr. of the
This reunion of the Bells
Bell tartan were present from
was another highlight in the
Boston, New York, Chicago,
year 1982 for Mr. and Mrs.
Langley and Castlegar B.C.
W.J.F. Bell who celebrated
Edmonton, Alberta. Ottawa,
their 50th wedding anniver-
Toronto, Thunder Bay,
'sary in Jan. 1982.
Streetsville, Brampton, Kit-
Greg and Paul Hoggarth
chener, Elmira, London. Hal-
left Wed. last for the Chateu-
ifax N.S. and surrounding
quay Valley in Quebec. They
areas of Huron County.
will spend a week as 4-H
Festivities began with a
exchange students.
welcome reception given by
The Cooper picnic catered
Mr. and Mrs. W.J.F. Bell
to by the Kippen U.C.W. was
when they entertained at a
held on August 8.
wine and chese party, Fri-
Recent visitors with Mr.
day, July 30,
and Mrs. Emerson Anderson
On Saturday, July 31
and family were Mr. and Mrs.
breakfast was arranged by
Clark Myers, Mission, Texas,
Gently ,.;and Wally Wal per,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gard -
Elizabeth and Allan'Grigg.
ner, Bouton, Iowa, Mr. and
This was followed.bv a bus
Mrs. Grant Lindsay, Bay -
tour to Benmiller, Goderich
field, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
and the Bayfield Marina.
Essery, Centralia and Mrs.
Lunch was hosted by Dorothy
Frances Upshall, Seaforth.
and Bob Jones and family.
Kippen Gun Club met Aug
Joan' and Bryan Stewart.'
3 with the following scores:
Afternoon entertainment was
25 -Bert Mahaffy, 24 -Jack
conducted by Dianne and
Mills, John Smallman, Jamie
Michael Marcell and family
Caldwell. Dan Crerar, 23 -
and Audrey Bell, and by Judy
Terry Roberts. Gladys Mc -
and George Oliver and
Gregor, 22 -Bill Cochrane, Bill
family. Jack and Tove Bell
Smith, John Anderson, Al
happy hour 5
hosted the ha
Kyle. Grant McGregor. Jack
• 6 p.m. A 142 Ib. pig
ne' McBride, Bell. 21-Wa
Y
barbecued to perfection pro-
Lloyd Venner, 20-Mery Bat-
andvided the meat for a
kin, 19 -Bob Baker, 16- Harri-
sumptuous dinner arranged
son Schock.
by Ruth and Phil Peters and
family. Karen Ford and Mark
Tuckev. Don Bell, Halifax,
Ga t/I (
Peter Malcolm. Seaforth.
J
piped the clan around the
grounds and c((titertained with
slow
several numbers. Movies of
former reunions were shown
and a trip to Scotland and
to
burn
England and Ireland was
show+n.b% Wally Walper and
V Ql1l1Qe'J�Q� i
Nancv and Don Bell. Fran and
Ralph Morris. Elaine and
�
Correspondent
x Irvin Ford were in charge of
AS
NORMAN EAST
the inarshmallow toast.
The meeting between
Breakfast +,as served bn
Union Gas and residents of
Sunda+ morning by Verda
Vanastra was held.on August
and Jack Sinclair. Dianne and
lith at the Vanastra Recrea-
Robert Gorslme This was
tion Centre.
The spokesman at the
followed h} an outdoor
meeting was Mr. Cameron
i church scr%ice with Don Bell.
from Union Gas of London.
Halifax in charge of the
'The meeting was held to
scr%iec. Song shcgts +Vere
determine if residents' of
pro+itied and the musical
Vanastra liked the idea of
prelude 'was followed by
having Union Gas in Vanas•
worship with the singing of
tra, A number of relevant
old familiar hymns. Jack
questions were.answ•ered but
Sinclair led in the repetition
there was a poor turnout of
j of the Lord's prayer. Mrs,
residents. If anyone wants
.lack Sinclair led in the
more information about
reading of the 23rd psalm.
Union Gas there is informa•
Mr. Wally% Walper favoured
tion at the Township of
•,+ith a solo •'How Grcat Thou
Tuckersmith office.
Art" 4ripnlre reading from
The cost to run the pipeline
the sermon Lal the mount was
from Huronview to Vanastra
gi+cn h+ 17rs Arlene Sloe,,
is approximately $450.000. It
Morrill k prayer was led by
+s as said at the meeting that it
Don Bell. Roston. Mr. Gra•
will take about six weeks to
harp Bc11 spoke on ''Marks of
'
put the pipes in. Union Ga s
a Chroman henediction was
will have to have the pipes is
pronoun+od hx 41r Howard
hx March 31• 1982 if the
Rri,4,
f',Iln,+ing the ser+n Gra•
residents of Vanastra want
haBel! pwl mrd a ++hItc
m
Union Gas.
The 5450,000 may come
Rihit- to ihr +ounecst ricin'
{mm Mines and Energy Re -
her pw• cnt 11 month old
klvlls,.l 111/ Iheirl Milan, of
es
sourcgrant.
rhe 6111 Relivrallon of Bells
Sone residents in Vanastra
horn In (.o .ld'i
think it is a good idea and
I nn,h ,irrangrd h.
sonic don't know. The Union
h'I Morris and
Gas wdl be around door -to.
j¢lxj .Iran .Ind
Barbara a d (hestcr
door again O it is necescar-
M, K, Ili,• ie the fret
RESULTS
.n
,k and
nm. Inn+h la,k and
go results Au
Ringo results for August ,T
•Ihrr
1.1+, ftrl' tun, and a
arc first share the wealth.
�lth+.r ud farad+ trgcxik
Irene Ho+card of London:
hare) li•lig,+ hour ++as
second share the wealth Mrs
ho", ll 1, I Aida and Bill
r)oIlimorc of Ajax: third share
(boli' l,r hlrner ,+as ar
the +scalth Ida Earle of
Seaforth
r.nic.,' !1+ t1•,,:,I and Frmc
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