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ev E0ard AldwOrth or of George Aldwortl
were also Present; 01ln
Edward of Sa411. Ste- Marie,
Mich. who is the - son of
Catherine Aldworth,
daughter of Oeorge and
Catherine) who Married
Joseph 11. Edward, and also
two nephews of Colin, Ben
Edward of Huron Park and
Erne mono:Clinton.
Rev. Akiworth has traced
I after several years Catherine (Garvey) Al wor
roto family
ancestry,called the descen-
dants of the Aldworth family
together this' past weekend for
their first familyntunlon.
Three brothers, William,
gorge and Richard AidwOrth
emigrated to Canada from
London, England and "took
up" lots 37,38; and 39 Con. land
Goderich TOwnship from the
Canada Land Company in 1834, relatives to all parts ofCanada,
1837 and ,1834 respectively. Northern California and North.
Richard Aldworth and his wife Eastern Michigan, He has
Esther had no family. Oeorge corresponded. with people all
and his wife Catherine Garvey - over the world and found them
of Ireland married in Goderich, to be ve,ry helpful and won -
in St. Peters R.C. Church in detful at replyin,g to his
1853, They had two children; inquiries. He also said that
William, who was the great- David Aldworth of Kitchener
grandfather of Rev. Aldworth, and Douglas Aldworth of
married Susan Harris of Ottawa, the sons of Rargtd and
' County Kildare, Ireland in 1838 grandsons of Lloyd, had'helpeci
in Missouri, U.S.A. They had a him a great deal and are in-
amily of 13 children, two, of terested in their familytree.
whom died in infancy. Of these, .It is interesting to note dtat in
eleven married and ten raised 1834 when William Aldworth
families. Lewis, a son of "took up" lot 37, containing 124
William and Susan, married acres of land; the purchase
Elizabeth McDonald in 1 kind price was 46 pounds sterling
they had nine Children. Of these and lOshillings.
Laura, Ruby, Pearl, Helen and Rev. Aldworth had in
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Lloyd remained in the area. teresting displays set up an Sat,
married and raised their and Sun. in the basement of St.
families. Laura married Alfred Andrews United -Church where
Warner and resided on the the reunion was held, showing with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Szusz,
family farm. They had two - the family tree and numerous Rodney, Randy, and Robynne.
sons. Harold, residing in Kit- old photographs of family Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan
chener and Don*Id in Bayfield. members. Several attending and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Ruby became the wife of the reunion also toured the Buchanan of Ilderton attended
John Dempsey of Goderich William Aldworth, Lewis the 115th anniversary church
Township and had one son, Aldwarth, Alf and Laura service at the Chiselhurst
Lewis, who resides in Goderich (Aldworth) Warner family Churth on Sunday they also
Township. Pearl married Les farm on Highway 21 just north visited at Huronvielk with Mr.
Beirnes ofBlyth. There were no of Bayfield, which just .Alfred Buchanan and with Mrs,
children from this union. Helen recently, far the first time, Buchanan, who is a patient in
married James Hudie who died been sold out of the family. Clinton Public Hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate
and Jennifer spent the weekend
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Sproule and Jeremy of
Kitchener.
Mr. David Szusz and Tracy of
Leamington visited on Friday
came the We would be remiss if we did
wife of Rev. William Hinde who not mention David Aldworth
was the Rector of Trinity who gave us a greatdeal of
Anglican Church in Bayfield informationfor this article and
from 1906 to 1809. There were his brother Douglas. Both these
no children from either of these young men are deeply involved
marriages. Lloyd Aldworth of and extremely interested in.
Brussels married Lillian researching the history of their
Guenzler of Kitchener and they ancestors and tracing the
had two sons, Harold now living Aldworth descendants. We also
in Waterloo and. Louis. Lillian understand that for the past
passed away at an early age two years, Alf Warner has
and Lloyd later married Lavina assisted Rev. Aldworth in
Eidt of Neustadt who bore him checking records and visiting
one son. Donald. , cemeteries in the hopes of
Over 1000 descendants have tracing the family.
been traced by Rev": Aldworth, .Of all the family of the
who is the son of Charles, but he William Aldworth's. Ruby,
confesses that the list is in- Mrs. John Dempsey is the only
complete. Over 50 members, living member. She resides at
six families and 4 generations Huronview. Clinton.
were represented at the We sincerely hope that the
reunion during the weekend. Aldworth family enjoyed their
coming from Eau Claire. stay in Bayfield. We un -
Wisconsin Detroit. Michigan derstand too that some of them ,
area: Sault Ste. Marie, Mich: stayed in the Woodhome Motel,
Ottawa, Haliburton Highlands. the property purchased from
and all parts of Ontario. the „Canada Co. by one of their
Three members, descendants ancestors.
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Good News
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs'. John Thompson, Jim,
Sheila, Sharon and Bob were
Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter
of Colborne -Township and Mrs.
Hazel Bennett of Detroit
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs.. Doug Whyte
and Lori of Glen Orchard were
Sunday visitors with his father,
Mr. Harold Whyte and ,Mrs.
W.L. Whyte, Tom and Bill.
Mr. Ely Szusz of Windsor
visited on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Szusz Rodney.
Randy and Robynne.
Mr. Ely Szusz, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Szusz attended the
wedding and 'reception on
Saturday of Robert Szusz of
Blyth and Marsha McNall of
Londesboro, held in Blyth
United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van
Bommell, Christopher, David
and Mark of Dorchester were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Marris Bos, Steven.
Sharon, Kennyaed Michael.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Johnston
of Kitchener visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Jack Medd and
Kent
Mrs. Bertha Roberts of
Brigus, Newfoundland arrived
on Sunday via Toronto airport
to spend the next week -visiting
with her niece, and family Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Szusz, Rodney,
Randy and Robynne.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron'
Betties of Clinton visited on
Monday afternoon with Mrs.
George Mcilwain.
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G.cam'pbeiThrillt Sunday September 14th at
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B. V°lland the fourth annual running of the
o vonand five race series competing for
.sewers the Big Red-Redex Cup plus
cash awards.
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Competitors from all parts of
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Niltithiaguirellbt York and Michigan will take to
K the strip on Sunday at 1 :30 p.m.
S. Eatittsielle An added attraction to the
Voliand Racing Competition will be the
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ever popular Snowmobile
G. Campbell Skimming (across • the lake5.
mmuire exhibition during intermission.
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The Davis .governmat has cleaned up a few things in its time.
Take, for example, conflict of interest.
Mr, Davis came down hard on some of his cabinet ministers who
were exposed as having conflicts of interest. Now we have guidelines to
steer our politicians.
Or there was the case of corporate contributions to -election
campaigns.. Again, Mr. Davis responded. He cleaned up that leOislation.
But the government has sadly neglected the rights of 60,000
citizens. It has forgotten its own employees.
cs,..cmiTgtiVagpp ,,rd civil servants have practically
no political rights.
• The Publit Service Act and the Crown Employees Collective
Bargaining Act spell ths. out clearly. •
We can't canvass on behalf of a candidate.
In fact, we cahlt even speak or write publicly on any topic that is
part of any party's election platform.
This is a denial of our basic democratic rights.
- To change this costs taxpayers nothing.
We have asked Mr. Davis to:clean up these two, acts.
He has refused:
We hope you will vote for democratic justice ... for everyone.
These are two hard acts to sviiallow. •
Whose ri
ts go next?
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