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OBITUARY
MRS.. MAI COLM MVIacINNES -
Mrs, Malcolm MaeInnes passed
away in Wingharn General Nos-
piital on. Thursday,. 'April 30th'
frpm .a •coronary attack within
'an hour after admittance to the.
hospital.
Mrs..Maelnnes was in cher 80th
year and •a life-long resident of
this district, She was the 'former
Euphernia MacKinnon,: adaugh'
ter of the Tate Duncan MacKin-
non and MaryMacDonald, whose
family . home was• on the 4th 'con-
cession farm in Kinloss, west of
Lloyd : MacDougall's residence:
• After her marriage 'to Malcolm
Madl'rines their ' ihome was the
,MacIrines., fann.. on .:the 2nd on
The past number of years she and
her daughter ;Mae •..have resided
with her sori=iri-law and her
daughter . Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Casemore at' Wingharn, ' where
' she was. cared for •. with loving
devotion, throughout a long peri-
od , of ill health.. Through, it .all
she displayed great courage' and
fortitude. She always ' retained
her .interest in life and in young-
• er people, especially. her grand-'
children. •
,She .was a 'Member of South
WEDDING BELLS .:
HEDIEY — JOHNSTON
Bervie United ''Church. was the
setting when the Rev.. G. Sach
united in marriage • Margaret
Johnston and , Albert Hedley. The
• :bride is •thee.da'ughter of 'Mr, and.:
Mrs; Willard Johnson,: RR. 2,
Kincardine, '. and the :.groom of
R.R. 2,\Kincardine, is the son of
'Mr and Mrs. E.' J. Medley, • St,Marys, .;•formerly of. Kinloss:
The '.bride chose a white floor-
' length igown`:of peau: de; soie. The
fitted ..:lace. empire bodice styled
with ' a rounded neckline and
short • sleeves, , was accented With
' a flat bow at front:A matching
headdress held her short veil,
and she carried a bouquet of . red
roses and hyaeinths: •
The. ; bride. • was attended by
Miss • ,Barbara • Stiding, . R.R. 1, Kinloss Presbyterian Church • for
many years,... The Maclnri.es, home
was :a. centre of Hospitality in, the
: Her • husband predeceased her
in 19p, leaving her to rear. 'the
younger members' of her family.
Her .family.,of .5 "sons .and 2
.daughters grew up : to . be a great
comfort to, her and tocare for:
Clifford, Miss Marilyn 'Johnson,
RA. 4, Kincardine and Mrs, Jac-
.
.queline Emerson of Byron,. Miss
Anne Johnson, . R.R. 2, Kincar-
dine, was junior brides raid.
• David Hedley, of St. Marys,.
was groomsman. Murray Johnson,
RR., '2,, Kincardine,: and Goldwin
Emerson; Byron, ushered •guests.
Upon their. return from a .wed-
ding . trip to: Florida, .the couple.
will live at R.t. '2, Kincar'dine..
• The bride is a . ;graduate :of
Stratford 'General Hospital
'School of Nursing. The groom is
well known in this area .having.
attended .Lucknow 'District High
. School.'
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. ,She was sadly bereaved .in 1,044
when cher. son Malcolm of Detroit.
lost his :life in a drowning acci
dent,' in Michigan.
Dr. Alexander Nimmo conduc-
ted the services : at,: Johnstones
Funeral Home, Lucknow on Sat-
urday,
May 2nd, "A. Targe crowd
and the. beautiful floral tributes,
'paid respect to the deceased and
Mei family.'' Burial was in: `the
'family ; plot in South Kinloss Ce-
metery.
She is survived •by her,'sops,
Martin • of Detroit,, ' Gordon of
Manitoba; Rey of Toronto, . •and
Leonard of Kinloss, and her two
daughters Mae and . Katherine,
Mrs. 'Casernore,, of Wingham. Six-
teen grandchildren, • • and seven.
great grandchildren also survive.:,
Two brothers John MacKinnon
of Vancouver` B.C:. and Duncan
of Alberta survive.. "
• Pallbearers . were 'six • grand-
sons,. Martin Jr: of Detroit,. Ken
neth ' .of Homer,:: Illinois, . David;
Colin and Clifford Maclnnes of
' De.tr oit ` and. John Maclnnes of
'Toronto. ' Flower . bearers were,
'Jack. and Mack Maclnnes, John
Sproule, Allan and Donald'. Mac-
Intyre.
ELECT OFFICERS OF• HOME.
BEAUTIFICATION CLUB
The reorganizing of the Col-
wanash Learning -Lassies inthe
club,. , Home Beautificatioi was
held; on May '2 at ,Mrs..Ritchie's.
The election of officers was as
follows: President, Louise Aird-
rew vice president, Joanne' Al-
ton; ,secretary, Joanne Crozier;
press reporter,. ''Marjorie ; Alton;
The rest of the members a"re
Mary Andrew, Mary Broome,
IKareti. Kilpatrick, Caryle Men-
ary, Anne Arnold,. Wanda 'henry,
Marilyn. Cameron, • Dianne ,Rit-
chie, Barbara a Nelson, Gertie'
Campbell, Anne Ritchie, Donna
Nicholson.
• The` leaders are. Mrs: John Rit-:'
chie, Mrs: Bert ,Alton. •
ZION
Mr: • and. Mrs: Frank Ritchie
and Anne • visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs: George Henry.
Mr. and Mr's. W., G. Hunter
visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Hackett.
Mr. and Mrs.. George hunter
visited in ' Wingham. IXospital on
Sunday • with Mrs. Laidlaw, .
Church and Sunday school will
be together at 11,00, it ;being
Mother's Day:
v• Mr, and' Mrs: }tarvey Ritchie
and family visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Wylie on Sunday::
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NATIVE OF YKINTAIL
DIED IN . CALGARY '. • •:
A native of Kittail,'.Alexander.
(Sandy) McRae, 87, who lived in
Calgary fdr many years, `died at
Edmonton on March• 3,lst, `:Inter
ment • was made at Edmonton:
'Surviving are • his ' wife, Rosettaky
one, daughter, Mrs.'s Rose. Knut-
sen Edmonton; : one .son,;, Tom,
Calgary; a sister, Mrs. Belle Bea
dle, .10ochrane, '•Ont.; and three
grandchildren. He . 'went'' to Cal-
gary in .1903 and as a • construe
tion• foreman worked. on many
of Calgary's present large build-
ings, including Central United
Church, Knox United Church,
the Palliser. Hotel and the• Royal•'.
Bank building.' In 1941, he retic- •
ed from the construction trade •
at the age of 70 and lived. at Cal-, •
gar until 1951 when he moved
to dmonton.
Ingenius Lunch Kit
A Fergus district high • schooI w .:
student .cameup with an ingeni-
ous noon -hour lunch idea. From
a thermos bottle he. 'retrieveda•
wiener; threaded, with a string.
for easy "fishing', and .,.wrapped
a, buttered roll s around it.: Then
emptying the contents. ' of the
thermos, `lo, he 'had a bowl /of:
hot soup.. .
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