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KINLOUGH NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Morley -Bushell and
family moved on Tuesday to their
hothe in Wingham. .
-Douglas ' Sparling of Walkerton
spent Monday with his grandparents
Mr,. and Mrs. '.George Haldenby,:,
George Haldenby and Arthuf •
Breckles'spent the past•week at the.•
home of Mr. -and Mrs. Bob Smith'
at Goderich.' Mrs. "Harold..'Haldenby
also spent a fewdays at the same
home. .
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur. Fare and
sons Warren, Douglas and Edwin of •
Walley Strearn, Long. Island, New
York visited 'over the weekend:
with Mrs. 'William Cox.
Mr. and Mrs,' Arthur Haldenby. •
returned home from Toronto where
they spent 'a, few days. Their grand
son `Howard.Beniiett returned With....
them' for a 'holiday. '
Relatives from 'here, attended the
Wali 'family picnic at. the home;. of
Mr. , and Mrs. Morley -Wall .on Sun-
day.
Several;children in this area have'
been, confined to their homes with
Chicken,Pox.
There will be no service in the
Anglican church next Sunday.'. On
the following. Sunday, July 30th,
the .service ::will be at'llro-''clock:
Mr°..; and .Mrs. James Mc'Ewan and ,
farnily of Kinloss visited on,Sun-
day . evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Dan McInnes. and family.
The Percy family picnic was held
on Sunday'at Kincardine: Those
attending from•a distance were
Earl Percy of Matheson, his.son
and daughter' -in-law , Mr. and .Mrs •
Barrynger Percy from, England, , '
Arthur Graham of 'Sault Ste Marie,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brooks 'and son
Bevin. Mr. and Mrs. Morley
Bushell and family from Wingham,
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HE.WA1E:R..SNAKE
(BY REV. DUNCAN McTAVISH)
I really can't say that the sight, of
a snake has ever caused me any
special pleasure. I must confess
that ,I find a tendency to shrink.
from this reptile, however harm:-.
less; I am told itis. But I could
hardly write of that "Old Swimm-
ing
Hole" and not r
ecall one visit.
of a water snake to. its. haunts,':.
Only once, did I see, a snake any-
where near the place, but I can
assure rny. readers that its presence:
there on that•occasion gave no
special pleasure to those of us who
witnessed its performance. I , think
for most of us; 'the presence of any
reptile fills us with a sense of
horror and sometimes fear and I .
have never had any desire to fon-
dle the snakein the way some
folks --do. Rightly ' or wrongly, 1
prefer to.keep away from theni and
a visit front a serpent is enough 'to
,-
spoil my.Garden of Eden under'.
most any circumstances. .
It was a bright sunny' day in mid---.
summer. Wehad ,'been swimming .
in the hole and were enjoying the
sunshine on the:, bank, when we.
spotted a; snake across on.the other
side, nestled in the weedsand.'
grasses. Motionless , : we sat :.there.
watching as it Waited ,in the waters
seeking -out its prey Suddenly it
,leaped• from the water and
engulfed: a small, frog that sat at
the' water's edge exercising
lungs as best it could. In an instant .
the frog had disappeared down the
snake's • gtllet and now it was,
careening across the hole in that
strange, stroke peculiar to 'a reptile
in water.. It .was heading toward
the; three .of us who' stood watching
and waiting to -give it anything but .
a. gracious welcome •
- -One swing at its head as' it. hitthe
shoreline and it was out cold.. With
my jackknife open and ready, 1
was prepared' to dO a: Caesarian'
:Mr and Mrs. 'Don, Haldenby and.
Sally Ann from.Toronto.
The Sherwood family•plenic was'
held on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McInnes. .
We;are,pleased'to report that. '.
both Mr.. and Mrs'. Frank Johnston
who underwent surgery recently at
London': are steadily improving
•Mr. 'and Mrs. Lloyd, Percy return.-
ed to St. Catharines after holiday-
ing at Kincardine and with ielativ:-
es here.
Mr.;and Mrs: Bert Nicholson
were guests at the Haldenby -Shoe-
bridge 'wedding at Toronto on Sat-
urday. They also visited with Mr:
and Mrs. Jerry :Collison at Rex
dale and with Mr: and Mrs. ,N. E.
• Evans and family at Georgetown.
Lois Nicholson who has been holi-
daying at the Evans home returned
ith • then'i , also Linda; and 'Larry.,',. ,.
•Evans'here. -' who willspend. this week
Mr. •and Mrs'. Jack Barr Visited. '
at ;Niagara Falls --during the week.
Weekend visitors' with Mrs': John
Barr were Mr'.: and Mrs. Russell
Barr, Darrell'. and Cynthia and .Don-
ald Barr., who also attended the
Percy picnic at •Kincazdin on Sun
.day when around 75 attended. ,The •
`ones from the farthest distance at.
the picnic were'Mr. arid Mrs. -
Barrynger Percy from .England ,
(Who also are., visiting Expo, at Mon-
treal).
ontreal) john McCormack of Kin-
cardine was'the oldest person pre-
sent, There'were sports from 2 to'
4 and supper at 4,30.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Right,. Ivtar1I-'
yn and Cheryle'from Leacross,
Saskatchewan visited last '
Wednesday with Mr; and Mrs, Bert.
Nicholson.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th 196Z'
Area. Piu
mber'
Passes In Winghom .
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK
A native. of Kinloss Towpship., •
William Wilson Fitzpatrick died
in the Wingham .and, District Hos-
pital on Saturday, July 8, The
body ,rested at the S J, Walker
funeral.home in Wingham'bntil
Monday, morning; July 101,vhen it
was removed to Sacred Heart
Church; 'Wingham..
Rev .: John ,Mooney:. conducted
requiem mass at 11 A.M., at• the
church ,and interment was in the .
R.C•. Cemetery; Wingliarn• Pa11
bearers were George Fitzpatrick, •-
Kenneth Fitzpatrick; James Fitz=.
patrick, Edward M. Fitzpatrick,'
Albert Fitzpatrick and 'Mike Hail-
ahan..
Born in Kinloss; deceased was a'
son of the late George E. Fitzpat
rick and his wife, Jane McDou ail
He attended school at S. S;, go -11
East Wawanosh and spent some
time at farming'. He•had.been a
plumber and pipe fitter during the
past 25 years. Mr. Fitzpatrick
lived in the Kingsbrfdge area until
a shore time`ago•:when he moved
to the Harold Greetfarm.,: just;
east of ,Luc know
In 1924 he rriairied the farther,
Della Lynett in»a ceremony
Sacred' Heart Church in Wingham. •
She predeceased Mtn in 1937.,
• Edward J .' Fitzpatrick ,of'..
Wirigham,s his brother's only
survivor. .
section or whatever surgery. you
may want to call it. A quick
'slit in the' part of th:e body distend
ed by. the presence of the frog and
the poor -little. creature lay gasping
on• the rbank,, It •seemed,to have
suffered' no.perm,nent injury, -but
I must' confess that' afterwards.,, I
began:to question the story .of ionah
as' never. before.
THESE GIRLS .PARTICIPATED IN THE BEAUTY CONTEST
AT THE ;1960 LUCKNOW FALL. FAIR;
Lucknow's representative ' in the 1967 Lucknow ;Fall Fair
District Beauty Contestwill be chosen Thursday. (this week),
/July 20th. at the , Lucknow, and District Lions • Club Carnival:
NINE GIRLS HAVE ALREADY SHOWN THEIR INTENTION' •
TO -ENTER: THIS; -CONTEST:
M.
THURSAY: '.
TO SEE THE CROWNING OF THE
BEAUTY .QUEEN
JUDGING AT 10:30 P.M.
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