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Miss Dianne Dore was visiting
in this neighbourhood :during the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Don •Robe.rtson •
attended a' wedd-in
on Sunda•y�.
Mrs. Wayne Nixon entertained•
friends and neighbours' at a ` •
Tu_pperware.`party. on Thursday
evening...
• Earl Elliott is spending. holidays
at his farm home in Purple Grove
• Ralph' Hill .accompanied .Russe"
Collins to Toronto on Wednesday:.
Jim .to
of •London is' holi-
_da ying_w:ith�ML -and-Mrs.-Ra 1pti�
Hill. ••
Delmar 'Snaith of, California
is. visiting with. Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Gawley.. •
The Intermediate Ball Team
the " 'Wiljacs held a haying bee
.for Bob Emerson on .Sat relay.,;
:M and Mrs.:. Don; M cosh and
Mrs. 'Ardill Mason visited -with
lvlr. and..Mrs. Leonard Smith .on
Sunday:,
The _Purple_-..Gro_v_e_.Cs mmunityT fa '' ily--of Bluevale
Cent°r.e was.the scene of the St.
Andrews. United, Church Sunday
School.picnic on Tuesday. Ali
enjoyed games; races, barbecue,.
and bonfire-,
The Purple Grove •Women's
• -Institute .had -as their guests a
bus load of. folks' from the Bruce -
lea Haven in 'Walkerton on Wed
nes. ay,
Dianna "Dope is holidaying here
at her home.
Surprrnnq
•WHITECHURCH NEWS .
On: Friday evening relatives
and, friends gathered in
a.surprise.• party at the home of
rs. usse•Foss , to
_assist_them in celebrating their
25th wedding anniversary. Their
family presented:them with a
pole lamp. maid the party present
ed thein with a card•,table and
4 chairs along with several other
gifts. Lunch and the decorated
wedding cake ,which the party
brought., was enjoyed by .all.
Miss Edna Carr of Winghan/1
was a week end visitor with M'r.
and Mrs. Russel Ross and Doris
and on 'Sunday. accompanied
them to Kitchener , where they
.visited with Jiru Ross and with
Mrs. Ross in St "Mary's Mary's Hospital ,••
Kitchener.
Mr, -and -Mrs. Dawson Craig
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig, Mr.
and .Mr`s; .Harvey Craig of Wing
ha•m were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs.' Wm.. Peacock. and
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Dore and
r. and Mrs. Fred Clipperton
and family of ,London, Robert'
Mullis and Stephen Faw of Thorn-
hill were week end visitors with
WiI or ipperton an M.rs , .Bes-
sie Mullis who returned on. Mon -
WI Robert
onthRobe.rt to -visit with her..•
sis er Mrs.: Neil Faw and Mr.
Faw.
Huron Native DIed
Ire Kincardine
• GEORGE' MCGILLIVRAT
George Alexander McGillivray_
of Kincardine., formerly of .
Huron and Ashfield', passed away
in Kincardine General Hospital
on. Saturday June.l3th. He was
84.
Born in Huron Township"on
March 17th, .1886 he -was. -a son
of Corneilius Mvic'Gillivray and
Mary 'Nicholson_..'
On November 29th., 1912•he
married Eliza Magill of, Huron..
Her death occurred. in. April
1966 in Kincardine. .
Mr. .McGillivray lived all his
active farm life.on the 4th con-
cession of Huron Township mov-
ing to 'London, where he ran a •
.store for two years and later had
a butcher shop in Ripley. In
1950 he retired. and they moved °
to Kincardine, later' buying the
former Cameron- Fa -r -r -n --on high-
way 8.6. The MacGillivr iys
lived here for seven years., and
then returned to .Kincardine. '
Mr..McGillivray:spent She past
two years in hospital, in Kincar- . .
dine where he was.a .very patient
su=f-ferer--w-th-sl-ehronie°- un-g-condi=
tion.
:.He was wefl. known for his
generous nature and the welfare
of others ;always ready. to give
a helping hand and a word of
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encouragcrricnt to t
The •McGillivrays celebrated ; •
their 50th wedding anniversary
in 1962at home of their daughter/
Marion and Oliver M.cCharles.._•
Mr. McGillivray is•survived by.;
four.daughters'Mrs. Oliver (Mar-
ion.).McCharles of Ashfield Mrs:
`.Hartley': (Marjorie) McIntosh of
Toronto, Mrs. Tillie Smith of
Kincardine, Mrs: Lloyd ,(Jean)
� yids f Ripley] -nine grandc-li ld
ren and.; eleven great grandchild
ren; three brothers and one Siker,
Rev,. Charles'McGillivray of
Victoria B.C. ,.Mrs.. Myrtle ;Ash-
ley of Wiarton, Clarence'McGil-
livray of New •Y.ork City ;
-McGillivray of San Jose, Califor-
pia...
Besides his.'wife he was
predeceased'by. t.wo sons and a•
daughter', John,. Donald and
Elizabeth;d
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Congratulations are in order_
for Jackie Collinson and David'
Farrish, who were two of the
award winners at Broo1 ide School.
annual banquet on Thursday
eV -ening.
Fun *day was held at''North Ash-
field Schopl on Tuesday when
teachers and pupils enjoyed
a'special'day of games and fun.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry'MacKen-
•zie ,were completely taken, by
-surprise-when they read- he -an-
nourlce'ment that all were invited
to celebrate their, 30th wedding
anniversary -at the home `of their
daughter on Sunday at Port •
Albert
are....Misses Jeari_Webstet_.ai t _._
Sharon MacNay., to the: Huntsville -
Bracebtidge Districts.' •
Over 500 attended the -Ashfield
'Federation of Agriculture picnic
akiatAshfield .Park, on Sunday.
Several area residents,were .
priviledged to visit.the Salt' mine'
`at .Goderich, among those who
did`were Mrs. Doug Henry Mrs.'
Doug ars yn . rs. :i arris
Mrs. Robt. Simpson is a pat -
dent in Hospital in. Wingham . '
Mrs. Oliver McChaffes and
Mrs'.' Cecil Hollands' were in
Lions Head- on Saturday judging
at their Flower;Show.
Sympathy of ill 'comm -unity
is extended Mrs. Lorne Luther .
in the passing of her father Mr:'•
Pa:rney at. Ridgetown.
• Several from this'area were.
. two sisters. an .two .
.4(1a -of -the pi_oket 1i,P_in Inger- •
.brothers, .Mrs., Annie .Taylor, • • . ,sol on the'week_en'd :ome Mac-
He1:en , Dr: Donald'and' John ;,- Donald •and -Lorne --Luther were.
Funeral service was held at,the two, of them. These represent
MacLennan' McCreath Funeral the Farmers .Union.'
famiIy. and Miss Dianne Dore of
.Teeswater.spent.Sunday at the
Palace Gardens in Formosa
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,Horne -in Riple-y on, June -.15th.
Rev. ' Wilkinsop•'of'Kincardine and'
Rev Bali of ,Ripley. were In
charge of the service. Miss Cor..;
ane' MacDonald :was organist.,
_ ..._ 1 11trt1art i WeT ...Six,.gra-ird
Trousseau;Tea
For Karla Riegling
A trousseau. tea was held on •
Saturday , June] 27 at the horne of
Mrs. Carl Riegling in honour•of
-her-daughter Karla
The tea table was decorated
with a lace cloth made by the •
great grandmother of the bride -
elect, . A beautiful centrepiece
of roses' in shades of pink and
white .was' flanked by white. •
ica =es eddzng:rrng-centre
/';piece decorated the buffet.
Guests were greeted at the
Door. by the - bride's mother .Mrs.
Carl Riegling,' the groom's'.
mother, Mrs. Dennis Hogan
and the bride -elect. Little Miss..
-Mary-Luanne-Clare-w-as--charge n charge'
Df the guest book. •
,..Pouring tea ill, the 'afternoon
were Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and
Mrs. Frank Ritchie'., who were
also responsible for a11'the beauti
ful flower arrangements and.
corsages; 'Mrs.. Beverly Simpson.
of .Rid getown and Mrs): -John-
Rie.gling, mints of_the ibride.
Mrs. Frank Ritchie , Mrs. Norman
Siegrist and. Mrs.' William,•Hogan,
both=aunts -of the groom poured
in ,the evening.. They were assis-.
.ted by'Mrs.''. Walter Clare,. Miss
Irene Hasty, •Mrs ..Con . Ho'gan ,
Mrs...Lorne Hasty , Mrs., im
Gilmore', Mrs. 'Frank. Ritchie, Mrs..
Leo, Courtney , Mrs . John. Howard ,.
Mrs. Mark Dalt'on.; Mrs Warren
Zinn; and Mrs .Cliff Iclenary'.. •
Showing the gifts_and_the' •'
bride's trousseau were Barbara
Riegling, Mrs.,. Frank Riegling,
Roseinary Hogan,` Dianne Zinn
and Irene Hasty. '
Allan, Donald and John Mc Char-
les, David McTaVish, .Br•ia'n•
Wy.lds , John Neprawa '
' Interment'was in Ripley
Cemetery,
Local Couple At
Island Folk School
SPONSORED BY 'TEESWATER LIONS CLUB
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SHOW. •Commencing at 8:30 p.m.
Bruce -County was well represent,
ed at the Regional' Folk School..
held this past week -end at Manit-
owaning Lodge on Manitoulin Is
land. ..Kepresentatives frorn tlruce,
Grey , Wellington, Wateroo `
Counties, Cape, Crocker, Res-
erve and two'Scottish girls who are
spending a year.in Canada all
gathered at Tobermory.on the.
evening. of June 18th., While wait-
ing for the. Norisle ,' a get-acquain l
ted weiner roast was held at •
Dunk's•Bay -' one of Bruce
County's beauty spots._ A trip by
boat to South Bay Mouth, on the
'19th, was a new experience -for
Mt* delegates. ,
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