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John O'Malley
Winghatn Native
, join, (Malley., -AI, died in Mou nt
Cerrnet EonJtU, 'P rolt s was,
tv3 born in Wingharn and is survived
by his widow., Winnittred;,ana eight
children at home. Ile had lived in
Detroit 00 years,
Alag, surviving Are. two, brothers,
Eat °wow of Kingsville and
, Thomas of •Winghtun and two sN,
tars, Mts. Alex Til1onand Miea
'pridgetta -O'Malley of ,Sarni;
Requiem Mass Was At St. GI7R-
gory's Roman Catholic Chureh. at!
.10 Thursday. Burial was in
Holy Sepulchre, Cemetery, D etroit
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TAG and Mrs. 'Fred ThOMPSOn
and 'pen ny of Elteter Were .reenta
visitors with her Parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon MeeP.hetSen.
Donald McIntyre or Braeelniclge
Is holidaying with his grandpar,
ants, Mn and Mrs, W. I, iiJer,
Mrs, Callum Cameron .and Cato)
of Detroit and t, Erian. Staples ,of
OMP ,VOrden, were week,,end
guests of Mr, and Mrs,. :John Cain,
eron for the Catneron-Miller Wed,
ding on :Satu rday.,
Mr.:Merles Stuart of Regina, is
visitor with 'his brothers; One, and
George, and Mrs, Stewart,
Mn And Mrs. E, W. Rice attend..
ed the Webb-Bryan reunion at
terntiale Park, near -.Orangeville,
on. Sunday,
Mrs, D, Todd and Mrs. D, S.
McIntosh of 'St. Cathertines are
holidaying at -the 'former' s borne
here.
Mies.es Nor ma ForSter And -Patsy
Fora n are employed at Grand Bend
and Miss Beverley Gaunt, at 'Kin-
card i ne for the .vacation„ •
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Those who left here on the bus
from Teeswater last Tuesday were
Mr, and Mrs, Garnet Parriet, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo rge Walker, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Leaver, Mt, and Mrs.
Gershom Johnston, Mrs. Russell
Gaunt, Miss Annie Kennedy, Mrs,
John McGee, Mrs, Robert Purdon,
:Ernest Beecroft, Mrs. E. E, Walk-er,'Mrs, Elmer Ireland, Mrs. Chas,
Shiell, Miss Leah Currie, Mrs, Ro-
b e rt Powell, Mrs. E, Parrish, Miss
:Mary • Hehn,, Mrs. Bert Holmes,
Mi.-Hereon Irwin, Mr. Thos. Met-
,Caife," Mta. prank •Ross and the
'Teeswater :linstittite, group. They
sto pped at gollin gwood, where they
went through the Blue 'Mountain
Pottery, and the Georgian China
eihop, They had dinner in Coilin g-
wood and went on to Bracebridge,
where they went through the San-
ta Claus Village and had supper at
Otillia on the return trip,
• Mrs. A. E. Buckton was taken by
ambulance to the Win gham Hospi-
tal on Saturday; and Mr. Buckton
has been staying at the home of
ills daughter, Mrs. Gib Hamilton, at
tili6krioNtr.
•
and Mrs. Alex Nkhery and'
family, of Totonto visited ,on Sun-
day ,at the -home of her ,brother,
T: 1,i•Win and Miss
Grace MacLea n of Brussels spent
Ake week-end with her sister, Mrs.
- .
'Miss :Jessie Finlayson of Seaforth
4.4: Visiting , this: week at ::the home
of Mr, -and Mrs, Alex Leaver. Mr.
and Mrs. Hackett and baby
.loan: of Ashfieid visited at the Lea-
Betty of Birm in gham sperit' the
week-end with Mr, and MrS:'17:i'd:-
tor Emerson and other KinlossTif-
fin families. •',.
Mrs. ' George Tiffin, • Lu cknOw,
visited- on 'Sunday with 'Mr. and:
Mrs..An gits Faleorier,
Mrs. Jean Storey of ,Los Angeles,::
Cal.; has be en visiting it the hoin'e
of her son, Me: John •WoolcOlt,
of Glenannan. -Mrs. Storey an d
Mrs. WoOicock and baby Ole n
ited with •Mr, • and :'Mrs. William
Kennedy at • MartioCh on, Friday:7:
Week-end visitors at the Kennedy
home were-Mr. Cfifton•MOOre,
Allan 'Moore, Mr, Sarri',Brook and:
'Mr, and Mrs; Jos. Barrett of Tatiri
don ; Mr, and Mrs. John Jelfsatid , four child r en of Nit. BrYdges; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hcdlancl: arid fotif
children la Mt, and, Mri. Ge6rge
Stewart of AilsCraig,', Mr. • arid
Mrs. Porest.Payne of Detroit vie :-
Red •th e re on SundaY.': ,
Mr, and Mrs,!,Arehie Purdon andt
Kathy visited -on Su nday with her
Mother, Mts. Webster Jacklin ,:
' Mr. and, Mts. Oliver' Stokes-. of'
Glenannan visited: orrSunday- With
Mr. and Mrsij. Beedroft.• -
Thirty 'Tiffin Workin g this:
summer with Da,n,McItinis
ross and 'was' home ''for' therWeek-
. ,
Miss Marjorie Currie: of London
spent the weekend With h'et mo-
ther, Mrs. -'flu .
Mr, and Mrs,' Tat': JantW•and
M
arfled
hoi.inCieri°i1.4oric :tfiGt9irrgiriP4,11i:e!t cttgiva
and the St, Lawrence- Seaway on
Friday, •
. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tiffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos, Tiffin and 'daughters,
Mr, and Mrs, Dan 'Tiffin,, Mr. and
Mrs. James McInnis Mr. and Mrs,
Cecil Falconer and Alan Falconer
and. Mr. and Mrs. jamei Falconer
and Leis attended tba Falconer-
McInnis gamily gathering -held
the home of Mr, a nd Mrs, Mervin
Falconer on Highway No, 4, smith
of Cli n ton on July 1, This is the
20th annual gathering and .Alex
Butler of Goderich was president ;
William McInnis of Teeswater was.
appointed president for next year
and the gathering will be held at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil
Falconer. About 100 were present
from Kitchenet, WalkertOn, Tees-
water, Goderich and local points,
Mrs. Cecil Falconer spent the
week-end at Sainia where 'Mr. and
Mrs, A, E. Purdon of, LucknoW
were visiting, A Purdon fatnily
gathering was :held on Saturday
with Detroit relativeS Attendin g,
Rev, and Mrs, -Robert' Watt and
children of Toronto are holidaying
for two Weeks at the littine of his
parent; Rev, and MrS. W. 3, Watt.
Mr. and MrS. Jelin Barbour of
Saskatotm and Mr, and Mrs, Glen -
Burke Of Brandon Mao spent a few
days last Week at the Watt home,
and Mr. tleyborne Thonlpson and
Mr. and. Mrs. George Thompson
and eons of FeVershatin visited On
Sunday with her parents, Rev, and
Mrs, Watt,
Miss Muriel Moore is spending
this week at Sauble Beach, where
Mr: and Mrs, lathes Wilson and
their family, of Eketer, are 'hell -
(laying at a tottage.
Mr. arid Mrs. Sack Mite:hell, Who
spent the past two weOrs at Ed-
:Merit:UM, -arrived luniee on Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Forster and
family Of Lucknow,visited Sun-
daY tit the borne of lila brother,
Mr, William Forster.
111t, and Mrs, Ahdte*
MAUI and David of 0611016 v1iiit4
*d on Sunday, with ter ',Iottithoit;
RObiri Campbell', of Wingham, And,
, Witb Mn and Nro. citoy Laidlaw,
Mr. and Mr; Cameron Simmons.
:and Natioy, of Itolidon, Agiited :on
,-Sunday with her parents, Mr. And
Mrs, Charles Martin, Pan 1.414,
;law :accompanled tben)- )0r4e
1.fondon, where she Will spend a
a 'rtln ' has been Under the
doctor's care -during the past Week
wAll a heart condition,
-Mrs. Clayton Scholts .and
On, of 1,4ondOn, spent last week.
With .his Parents, Mr, and. Mr,
ra Sehoitz, INfr,. and Mrs, Clnyton,
Scholta have purchased home in
Goderi ch and move there next
week,
Carl Weber and little son
,
returned home from the winghttinq
Hoopitat )apt Thursday, 4,10
Mrs, George Weber of 'Kitchener
And Mn, and Mrs.„ Jack Mock of .
l'istowol visited on Banday at the
Weber borne..
M r, Getshoto Fe rguson and his
son, Douglas, or Kyle, Sask., are
spending two, weeks at the home
_of !his u ncleMr..Ceorge Casennore,
-Of, Turtiber ry, -and With othe r re-
lativesin this dist rict--;
and Mrs, Kenneth Purdon
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4hp, wook.:ootj wit!, 4-0,$ parents,
a nd 'Mrs:Sohn Portion and .oth,
ir relatives -here,
Mr.,' and . Mrs'. Melville Beecroft,
Solin , and.: Wayne,: of, Otterville,
spent a few' days last week at the
, borne' of 'his brother, Mt, Gilbert
Beectoft, and -with Mrs. Dow and
:Mrs, Heck& Hamilton, Gorrie. The
teettoft farbily: left ;on
Man daY to spend two Weeks in a
camping trip to Lake Nipissing
and No r thern Ontario,
'Bermuda and the West Indies,
ha rt Reecroft. Igto Waii00, leaves
next Monday with three friends for
a conducted tour to New York,
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Children's Day
Hl bursday was
Children's Day ,at the 'meeting of
the Women's Institute held At the
community ball and the were
29, of thera -Preeent 1.4diOs..,
Nfro,. Charles McDonald, the presi-,
dent, Was In the chair, And the
meeting was open ed with the sing,
lug of the Institute Ode and the
repeating of- the Mary Stewart
Collect. The roll eall was ..answer-
ed by the Allowing of your baby
picture.
The secretary-treasurer reported
1P44.,35 en hand. It was -agreed to
.send a.contribution of '400 toward
the gifts or Arthur Polton and
Mrs. Shirley MacAllister, who 'have
resigned their position of assistant
agricultural representative, and
home economist respectively for Hum County.
The program was in cha rge of
the Happy Handicrafters with their
leader, Mrs. Gordon MacPherson
and assistant, Miss Irma Forster,
who , read* a n article, :"IVIerbary In-
surance" .- by Ethel,. Chapman,
Glady's: McDonald sang '"Lord of
th e f,ands". Nancy Curran had
'g611*-rieldi0 aild"IcrabO'n'or'Sclit,
Contest. Mrs. Ernest Gaunt read a
story. Games and races were en-
joyed on the lawn -ami a- picn ic
lunch conclu ded a pleasant After-
noon,
ver home on Sunday.,
Mr, and Mrs, Robe rt Montgomery and mx," .Elliott,', Mr. ad
lirTs, Jahn jamiesori• and' sobs and
other Keith relatives A ttended 1.11
Keith family reunion'. held in Lis-
towel park on Sunday, • ;
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Cameron of
Lucknow visited on Sunday at the
home Qf their daughter, Mrs, Mas-
on Robinson.• ",
Mr. john L, Cur r ie has been laid
up for the past three weeks -with
a badly sprained back, Mrs. Car-
rie and the children and her Mo-
ther, Mrs. William Orr and Robert
of La•ngside, Mi. and Mrs, Clande 'Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Crocker,
Dore and family,' Bervie, Mr. and' Jim, an d Laura Lee of Mt. Brydges
Mrs. Willis --Lapp and fa mily, of Visited last Wednesday at the home
Wingham, Mr. ,and Mrs. Andre* of her ,sister, Mrs, Thomas Reid,
Or; Hensel], Mr, and Mrs.' Oswald dt,Mathoch. Laura Lee stayed for
Ruudi and f amily, Londoit, . the weekend and Miss Manny Reid
and Mrs, -Melvin Orr, - Elmwo6d, of Mt, tryd ges spent'the week-end
and Mr. and Mks. James 00, and with her parents.
family", of Parkhill, were • among . Mr. and, Mrs. Stewart Couplan:d
• the Orr fatniliee who: attended Ole spent last week with,* and Mrs.:
family get-togeth e r in Exet er On Chailes. Robinson and With WrOx-
Sunday. • !?! •eter ielatives, Miis Audrey Ashby
Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry: and: and' Mr:. Patrick Hussey and Mr.
Tupper Cunnin gton of Toronto are
visiting at the' Robinson home this
Week, ‘, Mt• Kenneth: Cunnington
alio visited there for the week-end.
•• Hu ghie' Paterson of Leamington'
Spent a ,few clays•Jast week with
his u n cle, Mr. F. MclC Raterson,
Mr, p,nd:Mrs, ester Small of Lon-
don, visited :wlth-^Mr, Paterson on
Sunday. Mr. Small is a former
Win ghani • man.
„9 • Mr. • Wallace 'Conti and
'family visited on Sunday with Mr,
'and Mrs.. Gordon Scott of RiPley,
misses Florence ,and Margaret
:Moir of Toronto spent; •the week-
'end at the•hOrne of their sister, Mr's.
lames Richardson. .
' MrS,•:•Jarries, keen- and child r en
of I sndhu ry• are Visiting this, week
.at the:het-tie of her parents, Mt.
apd MrS;;Iehnston Conn. .
Mrs. P'aterson or l'ordnio'
spent th e Week-end with. her /n o-.
ther, Mr's, William Taylor.
-I' Mr, and Mrs. Earl Caslick visited
,OnSun day With Mr. and 'Mrs. Lea-
I•i!MI3r,r3,7.,a"ndo:I.aVfTrus.rn yVbeirlriro.'M- arker
and family 'Of 'Exeter and ,Mr, Ro=
heti •McClert aghan and- Mr. and
Nira, Qlarence :McClenaghan, Eldon
'azid Beatrice . of ROthsay, 'visited
Wednesday Itiat With Mr. and Mrs.
Ben :McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs.
Max Stewart of Preston visited,
-With -Mn', and :Mrs. Carl MeClenag-
:halt On Sunday. ' '
Mt, 'and Mrs. Melvin MeClenag-
lien and Michael Of •Kitchener are
*got at the Alionie
'• his sister; 'Mrs, Statitey',Leeson
,in Nariakno; Be. •
Mr; and*Mrs.,Russell Gaunt and
lariet visited. on Friday at the
OW of Mr, and Mrs. Wallace RI-
'hey' of: Port
Mr. and Mrs. Ruseell Proctor of
A:;aVoniai Mich., spent the wee k-
end with, Mr. and Mrs Russell
'Rifch!ieas, A ,Mr. and Mrs. Alex -Murray .of
Sharon, spent the week-end at the
Mur ray cottage at Langside.
, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Gaunt were
Called to Hanover' Hospital on
Monday mo rning where their
daughter, Janet, underwent an op-
eration for appendicitis,
1Vilss June 'Wright, of Clifford,
spent the 'week-end at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Sidney Thompson.
;,) MISs Barbata Campbell of Lon-
don spent the week-end with Mrs.
Robert Ross and Mrs. Ross tic-•
compariled Miss Campbell back to
London on Monday to Visit in the
city.
Mr, Alex McKentie of Langside
ViSited on Sunday at the home of
his nephew, Mr, John Cant,
The children of Mr, and Mrs,
George McGee have been ill with
measle0 during the past week. The
children' of Mt, and Mrs. Robert
'Adams have also been siek with the
same disease.
Mr., Ross McMichael is ,now sta-
tione4 at Parry Sound and he
spent the week-end at the home' of
Mr, and Mr; GerShom Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. McMichael made a
trip to Sarnia onSuriday, Mr, and
Mts. Johnston visited at the home
of their daughter, Mrs, Ed Robin-
st n, Donnybrook, whose stop, Billie,
injured his foot last Week and has
it iit a, 'C9t,
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Bieniat;
and family visited On Sunday With
his patents 'Mr, and Mrs. Roger
Montan at Walkerton. •
Mr. -Mid Nit's. Cecil Ski,ntier of
Exetet, spent a few days last week
at the hen* of their daughter,'
Mrs, Kenneth Mason.
Mii0 :land Watts:in, of itrude.
had 04 040
Mrs, Eugh Pavia MeDonald of
mliton spent the week.end with
her parent; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Coulter. Jimmie 'Robinson, -also of
Milton, spent the we ek-end with
his parents, -Me, And Mrs, Chas.
Mr, and Nos. Garnet Farrier and Wayne spent the Week-end with
Mr ,and Mrs. 4aplt Gillespie of
Sarnia and Mrs. J. G. Gillespie and
Janie Farrier, who had been vis-
iting therh, returned home, -
The July Meeting of the Women's
Institute will he held on T uesd ay
in -the Memorial Kali, with M rs.
Emerson and Mrs. McInnis as the
hoSteseee, Mrs, John Reavie, of
Wingbare, Will give the talk on the
work with retarded children.
The United Church Sunday
School held its annual picnic at
th e -Poplar Grove park on Satur-
day, with •I'ciaren Grosko rth • and
Arthur Lakilaw in charge of .the
races anil, contests, •,
Mr. 'and' Mrs, Bruee Simpson -and
501I5 of Flint , :visited oh, Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs William A put,.
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