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Died Suddenly
In Kincardine
P.. Ni.lohnSton of town return-
home this past weekend after
pending two months with his fanr,
ly in Toronto, .Kitehener , Lon-
fo6, St.'Thomas,and Port 'Col-
Lorne. •
.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atkert and
\Ir. and. Mrs. Max i3ushell -
urnecl recently. from a. motor trip
uid• visit in Florida . 7. '
Mx. and Mrs. Roy Kcane and
Nrlene of Stratford visited on Sat-
irday with 'Mr. and. Mrs,: J...
Keane and Mr.' and IVItS." W. G.
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Nil, And Nirs.Teter Cook had s diaper guests on Sunday Mr.
dilvett Rcid Lloyd and Keith,.
.rind Nits, CharleS McDonald
rklAllan, Mr. and Mrs,. Win. G.
lumphrey, George , Michele,
diehael, Mrs: Gladys Fryfogle,'
1)a'wn. and Chris of Paisley. : \,Inrian Reid of 'Guelph
luring the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chdrles MCDon7
ald of.St..IIelens are residing in
the Ashton Apartments for the
winter months.
•
George Colwell of Luc know
spent last week in Ripley with his
sister Mrs.. Ardill Mason and Mr.
Mason:
Bill Searle of•Lucll w is a
patient in Winghaiii and. District
13r James E. Little returned
home last Wednesday frbm St.
Joseph's hospital, London where
he ,spelit several days following
surgery. • ..
"'Your paper keeps Inc iipy-to-
date on all your events,
also of all those events near and
far, Best Otsuccess for 1972"
comments :Nlyrtle Johnstone of
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1772-7 -Mcznr. r—s-
•teria, 29 'visitors were served and.
7l Meals f on :Vvrheels were prepared
Those On' duty. Christmas Day re-
ceived .frecmeals. •
It ,was reported that the •new
operating table donated by the
family, of Dr. Redmond in' his,,
inemoilhad arriyedand'Dr. •
K. McGregor, reporting for the •
medical staff , said new cardiac
'Monitoring equipment would
arrive soon and would.possibly go
into the intensive care unit on a
temporary basis.
Wingham's new dbctor , Dr.
Leigh E.'Clarke ,was welcomed
and *the board moved that he'be
accepted to the staff with full
hospital privileges.. •
Walker presented a ‘..brief
report (or the prOperq eOmMittee,
outlining. work done by. the'engin-
eet,and 1111:CN rice sta ff:
New hospital rates presented
were standard 47.4h•pet,day,
newborn $11'.o0 pe day with the
differentia I for Semi-
private •$i).•()0 and for private
robins $9 ,00,
The death of I3ertron McLean'
of Kincardine occurred suddenly
..On Friday, January' 21st at his
home following a heart .attack.
Mr;- McLean who. was 138
born at Bervie on 'November
190, a son of,William J. arid
Mary McLean. •
Following .the . death* of his •
father , Bert and his wife , the:
former Sadie Slessor, managed
the McLean's.' General Store .at
Kinlough until 194$ when'they,.
moved to .Kincardine.
Besides his wife, Mr. McLean
is surviveds by two' sons Balfour
MeLean of Agincourt and Beven
1\leLean of 13elair, , Australia; his
mother Mrs. Mary McLean of
Kincardine and one sister Mrs.
Ber (Evolyn)- Corson Of London.
was a member of Kincar-
dine United Church', Northern
Light Masonic Lodge and
Pe na t a ngore Lodge
The Tuneral service was held
at Linklatcr's Funeral 'Home, Kin-
cardine On 'Nionday ; January
24th. Rev. Allan McDowell was
KINLOUGH
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Schneller.
visited Friday with .herr mother
_m_a_ri pier h '141(1y10-1.,.
Betty•Schneller at•Kitehener and
were Sunday visitors',with Mr. and
Mrs.' Eldon Hogg at ‘,Vingham,„.
Sohae. from this a'r.ea attended--
the' faim .machinery show at Tor-
onto 'on Friday last. '
Mrs. John Barr. , Mr. 'and Mrs.-
Jack Barr!and family were dinner ,
guests on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Morley Bushell and family
of W.ingharn. _
'Allan Nicholson and his little
niece. Lisa 'Evans of Georgetown
visited 'with his parents, Mr. and.
Bert Nicholson'on Wednes-
day„
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