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IN THE BE.LGRAVE ARENA
SATURDAY JUNE 27th 4 p.m. to 9
Bake Sale, Needle Work, Stalls, Bowling
Sponsored by Belgrave United Church
ROBERT HUGH MCKINNON
Robert Iltigh McKinnon of au
4, Winghani, paSsed away at his
home in Tfluevale on ATonday.
„Tune 8, following a year-long
illness. He was years of age.
Bern in Grey Township, Mr.
MoKinnoii was a son of the late
Hugh McKinnon and his wife, the
fernier lsahella McKay. He was
educated in Grey and farmed for
a number of years. From 1950 to
1955, he operated a service
Station in Bluevale; he retired IA.
1955,
Mr. McMnnon was a former
assessor of Grey ToWnship aw.".
served as school trustee in Morris.
Township. He was a member of
BlueVale United Church where he
was an honorary trustee at the
time of his death.
In 191$, he married the former
Annie, Spence of Morris Township,
She survives, with one son,
Spence, of Grimsby a.nd on e
daughter, Mrs. John (Isabel!,
MacTavish, of Brantford. Also
surviving are one brother, Cecil
:McKinnon of Toronto and seven
grandchildren. He w,as predeceas-
ed by two sisters and: two. brothers,
The body rested at the R. A.
Currie and Son funeral home in
Wingham until 'Wednesday, June
10, when Rev. G. W. Sach of
Gorrie conducted the 2 —p.m.
funeral, service. Interment was in
Wingham Cemetery;
Pallbearers were three. grand-
sons, Robert McKinnon of Grims-
by, John R. MacTavish of Kiteit-
ener and Donald MacTavish of
Brantford, and: three Bluevale
neighbours, 'George Thomson,
,Wjklan 110hortsan, and George
Hetherington,
KICK
THE
HABIT
The linrofi-Perth Tuberculosis
and. Respiratory Disease ASsoc-
intion has forwarded -anti-smok-
ing leaflets to all 'physicians,
nurses and dentists in the Huron-
Perth • area to help them •help
their. patients kick the habit, •
One leaflet, "Me Quit Smoking,.
Why?'' outlines the health hazard.
of smoking.. The second, "Me Quit
Smoking, How?" spells out • the
steps to stop,
"Kicking the habit." accord-
ing to Dr. Cr. P. A. Evans, hoard
member of the Huron-Perth As-•
sociation, "is especially urgent
for patients already suffering
from diseases of the heart and
lungs.
"But it is important for all
smokers to quit smoking.
"Although 21 million people
have already kicked the habit,"
Eivans says, "Too many
people still smoke. And national
surveys shod' that 84 per cent of
the, general. public, think people
will not•,quit • smoking ''until their
doctors urge them., to. These. pam,•
phlets should help doctors :help
their patients to: quit.2 i
Cgpies of ..the leaflets are
available from doctors or by
'contitattog the Huron-Perth •TT'
and 'Respiratory DiSeaSe Assoc-
iation.
IN MEMORIAM
MARL411"r fii loving memory
memory of a dear husband and
father, Bruce O. Marina, who
passed away six years ago, June
18th, 1904,
Resting where the shadows fall,
Silently remembered by us all,
xo longer here our lives to share,„
But in our hearts you are always
there.
Lovingly remembered by wife
Pauline and family.
MARLATT Treasured memories
of our dearly loved father, Bruce,
who left us June 18th, 1961,
What we would give it' we could
say
We'll go and see our Dad today.
To see his face, and see his smile
Or just to sit and talk to him
We had a father with a heart el:
gold
wh o is more to us than wealth
untold,
Without farewell he fell asleep
With only memories for us to
keep.
If he could have spoken before he
died
These are the words he would have
replied.
This life for me is truly past
1. loved you All to the very last
Weep not for me but courage take
And love one another for my sake.
Ever in our hearts. Larry and
Lynda., Wayne and Darlene, and
grandchildren Paul and Becky
Jane, Dareee and Pamela 'Marlatt.
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Egotism is that certain some• If some people said what
thing which enables a man who's
in a. rut to think he's in the • was on their minds they
would be speet.:hless, groove.
GOLDEN WORDS
THE INNER :}4,0TISE
I nave a house inside of. me —a
house that People never See,
It has a door through which none
pass and windows but not of
glass.
Sometimes 1 like to go inside —
and hide; I mean hide,
And doctor up my wounded pride
When T'Ye been treated rough
outside.
And sometimes when I have been
to blame, I go inside and blush
for shame.
And get my mind in better frame
and get my tongue and temper
tame.
I meet my Heavenly.filather there,
for De stoops down to hear my
prayer.
To heal my wounds and cure my
Ore, to make me stt'ong, to do
and dare,
And after I am quite strong and
things are right that were all
wrong,
go outside Where T belong and
sing a neW and happy song.
Arid then hear the people say,
you're blithe and bonny, good
and gay.
fts because 1 teal that way -
but they :debit know the price
pay.
You have a house inside of you
Where you can fight, your bat-
tles throittth,
Mid (Tod will tell you what to do.
and Make your life bath strong
and to*:
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