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i At ;t spit-Jul l’IlUL‘llllu ml the Wtartun Branch 208 of the Royal \Q‘imn li'flllln. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Urhshutt were installed as [ems "IlltIHi‘I alum: .tre left in right Mrs. Ken Urbshott. G.Gu|lowuy passer: - .« 4 lim .iiln tiallmut'. iiir ni.tn_\‘ '.l.|l\ ttlll llt‘lqllhtllll’ \l” the I Intn' til-ulteretl by his grand» Lithti. Rninlmth and ktnmn us tin innit llllt l'dl'lll. has punt llL .md his t'umlh .tillllllllllt‘ll rtthl) in this mm: n mini .iiul \\\‘ .|l‘t' grtrtelul lur ll tliii Innitttll sympathy guys will ltv lrutm ‘ltltl their iamiltes. tmultm Guilt-tray was hurt] \i [in lllhl‘r I‘llli. I‘lllQ at Wint- im in.» lilll. htrtl ul Rubi Rillnl‘tllll ll.iilil\\.t\ .mtl Iilt' lulu Emil ll.|iltl\\\l\. in NJ} he nlJN'IL‘d Lenna lIL'IJII 'l llL‘\‘ resided Illl lsant lain, hrm tnr 3K years. He “as .I stttt't'sslul dairy farmer. He mm lllL Minter Bret-ders' Hulr \Il‘lll -\u.trtl Hc sen-ed his iiutnship In! a number uf re s .I'» t.uttitt‘ll|ni‘ and later as ieevu Int nine years. l in [not he suld his dairy farm and mmctl m Wittrtnn. He was part t?\\'llCI' of the Wiartnn Dairy. HL' \\.’t'i manager there until it nus suld in 1%7, In 1970 he niqu in Sauble Beach when: he and his mic uperated an antique shth during thc \Unl- inn. spending their nintch in Fluridn. Gordon nas a member at Mar Baptist Church and Cedar Ma- \tllllt' Lodge. Wiartnn. He entered hospital in June and spent most of the summer there. He nits able to he hunte l'nr six necks and again returned In huspital and passed away December 13, I975. Ht: is survived by his mother. at Gntemly Haven. hts wile lenna and four daughters. Sheila. Mrs. P.J. Halt. Hills- dale. N.J.: Helen. Mrs. Ron BIennt-rhassett. Oakville; Edith. Mrs. Murray Watson. Arkell; Virginia. Mrs. Godfrey Wilde. 'l'umntn. Brother Jack. Wiarton: Tenie. Mrs. Charles Burgess. Ottawa; Bruce. Sault Ste. Marie: Wilda. Mrs. B. Swist. Washing- tun. DC. The Masonic Lodge held a MITVlCC Sunday evening The . funeral service Monday at 2 [In]. was conducted by Rev. John Turrance from the Geurge Funeral Home. with interment at Culpoy's Cemetery. 152% /€./'?75 BORN Cliff and Sharon Gilbert are very proud to announce the sale arrival of a baby boy. Trevor Wallace. 6 pounds 2% ounces on Monday. November 10th. Trevnr will be a brother for Bruce. Thanks go to Dr. Long] and the Wiartnn Hospital staff. 32-1: Obituary i In Windsor on December 23. [975. McGuire Antoine Pruder 'l 375 lllowe reunion ll (Mac) aged 85. son of the late R Henry and Margaret Pruder of Purple Valley. ‘ He is survived by two Sisters. ‘ Jennie. Mrs. Wm. ‘Ryda! of l Wiartun and Minnie. Andrew Hepburn. Colpoy‘s Bay. By request. the remains were donated to the University Hos.va tal in London for research. Cremation to follow. Mrs. ‘l 1 'The boys with the help of their 1975 President of the Auxiliary. Mrs. D. Wagner” Past District: 3 Zone Commander. Mr. Ken Urbshott. 1975 President of the: > Wiartun Legion and Bill Starr. The weekend of August ci-lO marked the annual Howe re- union. Saturday night a dance was held in Purple Valley Orange hall where everyone took part ynung and not 50 young. To some of the children this is the highlight nf the weekend when thC)‘ mo go to the party. Sunday mnrning a church service was held again in the ‘ Orange hall under the capable leadership of Stan and Dorothy Howe As well as the scripture message they sang several beautiful musical numbers. I am sure we all appreciate the time and effort put into this service. At 1 jun. the hall had been cleared and tables set up for about 120 penple whu gathered for the bountiful picnic dinner. After this any business mat- ters were discussed and it was ‘ unaminous that the same com- mittee carry on for another year. wives are doing a really good " M). J Berl‘oi'd Lake was the scene of the final events of the dzgy., swimming races. tug of warf horse shnc pitching etc. all helped to bring andther happy gathering we close. Mrs. Allan Hdwg, '