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WILLIAM CECIL MCKINNON
Following a short illness,
William Cecil McKinnon, beloved
husband of Edith Catherine,
passed away at his residence,
14 Glenview Ave., Toronto, Ont.
The late Mr. McKinnon was the
last surviving member of the
family of the late Hugh and Isa-
bella McKinnon of Grey Twp.
He was predeceased by his.
brother8 Robert, Duncan and
Ross and two sisters, Annabelle
(Mrs. A. Armstrong) and Helen
(Mrs. R.E. Robertson). A nep-
hew, Spence McKinnon of
Grimsby and niece Isabel (Mrs.
John MacTavish) of Brantford
survive.
Following a private family
service on Monday, September 17
Interment was in Mount Pleasant
Cemetery, Toronto.
Sunday, September 30
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News': of .Walton
WI views slides of Africa
People we know
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall.
An open meeting of the Walton
Women's Institute was held in
the Community Hall on Friday
evening for the Family and Con-
sumer Affairs meeting which was
convened by Mrs. George McCall
and. Mrs. Ron Bennett.
The guest speakers, Drs.
Gerd and Jean Westermann of
Burlington, were introduced and
showed slides of their trip to.
Africa where they spent some
time in Kenya, East Africa, which
is south of the equator. 'ihey both
told of their experiences there,
which was most interesting and
informative. They were thanked
and presented with a gift.
The Henderson trio from Sea-
forth, Debbie, Darlene and Donna
entertained with their singing and
tap dancing numbers several
tunes during the program and
were assisted by their mother
at the piano. They were also
presented with a gift on behalf
of the Institute.
President, Mrs. Allan McCall
conducted the business. Minutes
were read by Mrs. Ken McDonald
and the Roll Call *as answered
with a gift for the Cancer Cup-
board in wingharn. The corres-
pondence was dealt with. It was
decided to send a donation to
the Huronview auxiliary to be
used to help purchase a van
for wheel chair residents. The
County Rang, October 1, is to
be held in Centralia, with Mrs.
Herb Traviss and Mrs. Ray
Huether as voting delegates. A
lengthy discussion followed on the
W.I. Bursary Fund at the
Children's Aid Society at
Goderich in regard to` the use
of the money.
Mrs. Don Achilles reported
on the work that had been done
by the hall committee, clean-up
committees were suggested.
A lot of painting and remodelling
has been done, also new toilets
installed. Susan Humphries and
Anne Watson have offered to do
some varnishing.
The Area Convention will be
held in Kitchener on November
1,2 with Mrs. Don Achilles to
be the delegate, Mrs. A. McCall
as alternate.
It was agreed to enter a dis-
play of eight homemade articles
Annual Meeting
Huron - Bruce Liberal
Association
to be held in
WINGHAM
TOWN HALL
SAT., SEPT. 29
ut S:30 -pan.
Canditiates.for the leadership
of the Liberal Party of Ont-
ario lustre been invited to
attend,
Delegates to Leadership
ConVentoin vvill be elect,
ed• at this meeting.
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suitable for Christmas at the
Brussels Fall Fair, all articles
to be left with Mrs. Harold Bol-
ger or Mrs. J. Van Vliet Sr.
It was decided to go in with
Brussels and Crarthrpok Insti-
tutes to purchase a wreath for
Armistice Day. The. Treasurer's
report was given and collection
received.
A Walkathort was announced
for the Minor softball and park
improveMent fund on October 13th
leaving from the hall walking
past W I nth rop.
The hostesses, Mrs. Dave
Regular Games: Mrs. wm.
Upper, Listowel; Mrs. Bob Mont-
gomery, Wingham; Mrs. H.
Aitche son,' w Ingham; Wm. Upper,
Listowel, Patsy Theodorff, Lis-
towel, Mrs. McInnis, Fordwich
and Mrs. Caswell, Wingham;
Gloria weyers, Listowel; Anne
Yoeman, Wroxeter and Kay Lob-
singer , Mildmay; Marie Hall,
Kitchener; Mrs. G. Wagner,
Lucknow, and Nora Finnegan,
Wingham; Mrs. Wm. Upper, Lis-
twoel; Isabel Tiffin, Lucknow and
Leo Gautier, Fordwich; Mrs. Mc-
Innis, Fordwich; Mrs. Mel
Beattie, Listowel.
Share the Wealth: 1 - Mrs.
Derbecker, Wingham, $36; 2 -
Mrs. Mel Beattie, Listowel $40.
$25 Special: Mrs. G. Wagner,
Lucknow.
Jackpot consolation plus
bonus: Marilyn Delmonico, Lis-
towel.
Lap Card: Mildred Coupland,
Wroxeter.
Door Prizes: Nora Finnegan,
Wingham; Audrey Waetcher,
Mildmay; Jean Thurlow, Lis-
towel; Bonnie Hislop, Wroxeter.
Watson, MrS. Laverne Godkin,
Mrs. Jim Axtmann, Mrs. Bill.
HuMPhries, Mrs, Den Achilles
and Mrs. Stewart Humphries,
served lunch.
CHURCH SERVICES RESUME
Services at Duff's United
Church will resume this coming
Sunday at 11:15 a.m. when the
Sunday School Promotion and
Award Service will be held,' Rev.
Docken will, have as the theme
for his sermon "From a Child's
Toy Box." Sunday School begins
at the usual time, 10:15 a.m.
Lucky Draws; Eleanor Larson
Listowel, transistor radio; Jean
Upper, Listowel; Evelyn Parsons
Fordwich; and • Mrs. Hammer,
Listowel.
Dart Game: Margaret' Edgar,
Wroxeter.
Smiles . .
An elevator operator grew
tired of people asking him for
the time, so he hung a clock in
the elevator. Now all day long,
people ask him, "Is that clock.
right?"
Little boy to friend: "I„can't
come out. I've got to help my
dad with my homework."
The farmer whose -pig was
killed by an automobile was
raving mad.
"Don't worry," said the
motorist, trying to pacify the
bereaved owner. "I'll replace
your pig."
"You can't," growled the
farmer. "You aren't fat enough:"
Nelson Haist Of Toronto, a
former resident of Brussels when
he operated a bakery here, was
a visitor in the village one day
last week,
Mr, and. Mrs, Leslie Braddick
of. Vancouver were visiting rela-
tives and friends in this com-
munity last week.
Reeve and Mrs, J.j.,„ Mc-
Cutcheon attended the convention
of the Ontario Association of
Homes for the Aged at the Sky-,
line Hotel, September 16th to 19th.
while the men attended the con-
vention meeting, the ladies
enjoyed escorted tours. Among
other things they visited the
Science Centre and the McMillan
Art collection at Kleinherg. The
ladies were also luncheon guests
at the Elwood Glover studio where
Mrs, McCutcheon was chosen to
model jewellery on his T.V.
broadcast.
.Hugh Kennedy of Toronto,
visited with his brother, Roy and
Mrs. Kennedy last Thursday.
Mrs. Lila Hall is a patient
in wingharn and DistrictHospital.
Mrs. G. Chidlow returned
home Saturday after visiting
friends in Hespeler.
Mrs. Nellie . McArter, who has
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came home last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce .mec ,
have returned home from: a t
to the Canadian West and a We
coast cruise., to Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford
entertained at a family dinner
henor of the birthday of the
mother,. Mrs. Bert Bray of Bill
sels, recently.
Blaine McCutcheon, who h,
been signed by the. Hamilthn
Wings spent the weekend athors
with his parents, Mr. and Mr
Frank McCutcheon. Blaine, wh
Is 17 years of age is now playin
exhibition games with the Re
Wings and continuing his educa
bon in Hamilton.
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