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The Huron Expositor, 1983-06-29, Page 15Nethery families at reunion MRS. LEWIS STOREHOUSE 887.9487 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vin- cent of Oakville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan, Kevin and =.' revo 4f Wyoming spent the 'weeke�id with Mrs. Cliff , Logan. and visited with other relatives. They all attended the Vincent -Skinner wedding at Knox United Church, Bel - grave. Barbara Anne Coultes, daughter of Mrs. Cecil Coultes, received a Bachelor of Arts degree, with distinc- tion, from York University on June 18. Barbara. an awards grad- uate in Radio and Television Arts from the Ryerson. Insti- tute of Technology, is Man- ager of Media Relations for the Addiction Research Foundation, Toronto, an Agency of the Province of Ontario and a Collaborating Centre for the World Health Organization. During the month of July, while Rev. John G. Roberts is on vacation, Mr. George Cowan, Brussels will be the guest speaker at Knox United Church, Belgrave on Sunday • morning July 3 at 11:15. Mr. Murray Gaunt will be the guest speaker at Calvin -Brick United Church at 10:00 A.M., July 10, July 17, 24 and 31 members , of Knox United and Calvin - Brick are invited to worship with members of Knox Pres- byterian at 9:30 A.M. with Rev. Kenneth Innes. Visiting with Mrs. Victor Youngblut on the weekend was her sister Mrs. Annie Armstrong of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Armstrong of Mil- ton and Mrs. Mary Gray of Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fear, a ffss$edes Coming Events Jana and Ian of London visited on' Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fear. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and .teff of London and Tara and Erin Johnston of llderton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johns- ton' attended the Johnston re -union on Saturday, June 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong of Brussels. On Sunday they attended the Forrest re -union held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cedar of Birch Run, Michigan. Miss Alison Roberts" and Mark Miculan of Hamilton spent the weekend with her parents with Rev. and Mrs. John Roberts. - NETHERY REUNION The 38th annual Nethery reunion was held June 19 at the community hall, Londes- boro. Mr. and Mrs. George Ives and family were in charge of the sports. Guests were present from Ladysmith B.C., Richards' Landing St. Josephs Island, Ontario, Sault Ste. Marie; Niagara Falls, Corunna, Sar- nia, Kitchener, Goderich, Clinton, Teeswater, Wing - ham, Auburn, Londesboro and surrounding district. President, Alvin Gal- lagher, Kitchener, announc- ed the deaths during the past year: Nicole Leishman of Dashwood, Bradley Kennedy of Londesboro and Ernest Noble of Blyth. Special prizes were given out by Alvin Gallagher, Kit- chener, to the oldest person present. Mrs. Mary Wade of Wingham; youngest person present, Jesse Sturdy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sturdy of Goderich; person coming the longest distance, Mr. and Mrs, Allan Riome of Lady- smith B.C,: recentiy married ST. JOHN'S Anglican Church Brussels Pork Chopp Barbe- que Wed. July 20, 5-7:30 pi m. Adults $..00. Children $3.50, 1-26-1 A memorial service at Brand- on Cemetery, Belgrave will be held un Sunday. July 3 at 3:00. 1-26-1 WORSHIP Service. July 3rd, 7:30 p.m. Brussels Menno- nite Fellowship welcomes you. 1-26-1 Card of Thanks couple, Mr. and Mrg. Danny Lammarent of Sarnia, On- tario; the person who's birth- day is nearest June 19, Dennis Fisher, the lady wear- ing the largest earrings, Emma MacBearss; the man wearing a yellow shirt, J. Riome. Guessing the -number of jelly beans in jar won fey Marie Nethery and the lucky cup was won by Sharon Johnston.. Officers elected for next year include President, Alvin Gallagher of Kitchener and Secretary -treasurer, Mary Isabel-Nethery of Belgrave. The June meeting of the W.M,S,was held at the home of Mrs. Hazel Dalrymple, Blyth on Monday. Mrs. Garner Nicholson presided. Mrs. Hebo Sierst- ema read the scripture. Mrs. Sierstema read a poem. Mrs. Nicholson gave a report on the synodical meet- ing she attended in Owen Sound. Mrs. Joe Dunbar also attended this meeting. Mrs. Nicholson then read a story on the late Jack Miner of Kingsville, a pioneer on conservation and wildlife studies. A sale of articles and baking was held follo*ing the meeting. BLGRAVE W.I. "Diet is the penalty for exceeding the feed lite' was the motto for the June meet- ing of the Belgrave Women's Institute held on Tuesday June 22 in the Institute Hall. Mrs. James Hunter read an essay, "Windows of. the World', which was taken from the book, "A Thread of Blue Denim.' Mrs. Leonard James re- • ported on the District -An- nual held in the Presbyterian Church, Wingham. The members decided to buy two ceiling fans, a serving cart and two screen doors for the W.I. Help Mrs. Richard Moore read a poem. Mrs. Gary Va4Camp 4-H leader, outlined the 4-H projects of the past year. Miss Sheila Anderson favoured the ladies with a number of piano selections. Miss Marion Tay- lor, 1982-83 Huron County Dairy Princess spoke- about dairy farms. She said milk is THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 29, 1983 — A15• the nearly perfect food. Everyone needs mill[, Cheese is a versatile food ' which contains many essen- tial nutrients. Marion then made a cheese tray using different kinds of cheese, grapes, cherries, celery - leaves and crackers. HOPPER—VALLANCE Donna Vallance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Val- iance, Harriston, and Gary Lyle Hopper, formerly of Morris township, son of the late Stanley Hopper and Jean (Hoppper) Anderson were rttarried at the Calvin Presby- terian Church, Harriston, on Saturday, June 18. Rev. George R. Bell officiated. Organist was Neville Leake. Maid of honour was Becky Firby, Atwood. Bridal at- tendants included; Darlene Quigley, Judy Vallance, both of Harriston and Debbie Hopper, Palmerston, Best man was Ken Firby, Atwood. Ushers were WayneCook, Belgrave, Darby and Kim Vallance, Harriston. A recep- tion was held in the Harris - ton Legion. The couple will reside m Atwood. Couple celebrate 5�h Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall 887-6677 Over 200 guests attended the open house for Nelson and Annie Reid's 50th Wed- ding Anniversary on Sunday June 19 in the church base- ment of Duff's United. Con- gratulations were extended from their relatives, neigh- bors and friends. Pouring tea were Mrs. Jean Scott,. Mrs. Jim Wil- liamson. Mrs. Laura Machad and Mrs. Rena Watt, Assist- ing serving were Alice Searle, Maxine Marks, Audrey Hack - well, Mildred Traviss, Laura Murray and Phyllis Mitchell, The family dinner followed in .the church parlour with 44 guests present. Attending from a distance were guests from Sarnia, Bramalee, Ore- gon, Exeter, Kitchener. Wa- terloo, Montreal, London. Bayfield and surrounding communities. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc- Nabb, Oregon, U.S. remain- ed for a holiday with the Reid's and other relatives. Mrs. Katie Stimore, Stratford spent a couple nights at the Reid home, attending their anniversary celebrations. Mr. and Mrs, Donnie Mc- Donald and family of Mon- treal and Sister Teresa Ryan of London spent the recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan attending the fiftieth anniversary celebra- tions on Sunday June 19 for. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid. W.I. MEETS Walton Women's Institute met Wednesday in the com- munity hall with 16 members present. Business was led by presi- dent, Mrs, Ken McDonald assisted by Mrs. Bill Hum- phries. Many interesting an- swers were given by each June 4 from Laurentian Uni- versity Sudbury with an Honors Bachelor of Com- merce degree in Sports Ad- ministration. He has accept- ed a position with the accounting firm,• Clarkson G "urdon In ret•Obto: r ' BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL held their graduation ceremonies Thursday. The graduating class Includes, back row, left to right: Charlene Stephenson, Cindy Stute, Doug Roesner, Steven McCauley, Craig Heise, Darwin Rose, Lynda Shaw, Cindy McNeil. Middle row: Ruth Watts, Gerry Exel, Mark Breckenridge, Ken Scott, Jackie, McCutcheon, Carol Ten Pas, Karla King, Linda Ten Pas, Front row; Donna Johnston, Mike Vader, Dean Wheeler, Linda Janes, Marty Rutledge, Corey Stacey. (Wassink photo) member for the roll call, "Anything except Present.' There was some discussion with plans to be made later for catering to coming events. Education and Cultural Ac- tivities convenor, Mrs. La- vern Godkin introduced guest speaker, (Cathy) Mrs. Les Glanville who demonstrated paper toile. It is working in three dimensions, building up from the start. Each member worked on a bird. She was thanked by Mrs. Bill Shortreed for her display of a most interesting hobby. The family of the latp Ethel Bone wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for their sympathy at this time. To the staff at the nursing home for their kindness to mother, in her last illness. to Dr. Bocyk, Rev. Inia and Watts Funeral Home. and for the baking sent to our home. It was very much appre- ciated. Dorothy McCauley and fancily 24-26.1 JOHN RUTLEDGE John Andrew Rutledge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rutledge of Brussels. re- ceived his Bachelor of Archi- tecture Degree at the Spring convocation from Carleton University in Ottawa, June 15. John is a former graduate of Fanshawe College, London and F.E. Madill S,S., Wing - ham. Mrs. Doreen Rutledge of Brussels and Mrs. Grace Mien of Mitchell. John's mother and grandmother at- tended the ceremonies. THOMAS PATRICK DOHERTY, son of John and Anne Doherty. Goderich and grandson of Mrs. Annie Stef- fler, Brussels_ graduated SEAFORTH JEWELLERS ,009 ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS for DIAMONDS WATCHFc JEWELLER\' FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 Rec Rooms, Kitchens, Patios, etc. 30 years experience DEN CHAPMAN Licensed carpenter 527-0228 Mid -Western Paving Driveways, farm lane, parking lot, repairs FREE ESTIMATES Box 209, Bayfield, Ontario 565-2422 Attention Farmers WE PAY $20. TO $50. PER HUNDRED WEIGHT FOR OLD, RECENTLY INJURED OR CRIP- PLED COWS AND STEERS. 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