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nor du•ing the paint week:
Mr. vand Mrs. Eugene O'Keefe
and family; of Hamilton, are visit-
ing with the Joe' O'Keefe -family
here.
• Mr. and firs. Walter Judge, and
son Jimmy, of Jackson, 3.4ich., spent
last week with the Courtney rela-
tives here. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moon (Mary
°Arens), Frank Owens and Mrs, John
Jos. ''Owens and daughter, and Mr.
Dennis Moon, of Saginaw, Mich.,
were alsos week -end visitors with
the Courtrieys.
Mr. and Mrs, Nick Perry and
Mr. and 'Mrs. Chas. Brinker, of
Detroit, were week -end guests at
the Earl Drennan home. Miss Pat-
ricia Drennan and Sister, Mary Lou
Drennan, returned to hts,1. 1'1/me
here with the Perry family after
a two -weeks' visit in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin'Collinson, son
Gordon, and Mrs. Wm. Drennan are
visiting with relatives in Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McConville,
of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Pauhl, of
Hamilton, . Mrs. Nora Sinnett and
daughter Shannon, of Detroit, Mrs.
Ursula Hebert, of Detroit, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Green, of Corunna,
Mrs. Jack, Green, of Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Hansford and family, of
Galt, Miss Frances C><,ilmore, of•
�e_,., 1Y� Twee en'd"
visitors here.
Congratulations to Mr, and, Mrs.
Eckert (newly-weds). We , wish to
welcome, them to our community,
as Mr. l Eckert ha,, he t, engaged
as teacher for ou tel ol. They
are residing at. the h me of Mr.
John O'Connor.
Miss Kay Macht, of orth Battle -
ford, Sask., and cousin, of 'Flint,,
Mich., were Visitors with Mrs. Don
Frayne and family last week.
Mr. and, Mrs. Ed,, Shea 'and fam-
ily, of Detroit,' and Mr. and. Mrs.
Albert O'Loughlin and daughter
Sheila, of Detroit, were week -end
guests with Mrs. Jack Kinney here.
Mr. and Mrs. Shea and family also
motored' to Martyr's Shrine, Mid-
land, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Frayne, and
daughter Marianne, attended the
Kraemer-Veneski wedding in Kit-
chener on .Saturday, August 31st.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin, and
Mrs. J. O'Connor visited with Miss
Anne McKinnon in Wingham dur-
ing the past week.
Happy O'Reilly Reunion.— Rev.
IL Van Vynckt celebrated the 10.30
a.m. mass here on Sunday morn-
memory-of
orn-
memory-of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Michael O'Reilly as a gift
from their family of eight child-
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son, and her sister, Mrs. Jim Mc-
Intyre. ,
Dr. S. C. Stpthers, of Winnipeg,
was a recent guest with Mr. and
Mrs. Orland Bere.
Miss Alma McPhee, of 'North
Bay, is holidaying with ,her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Chester 'Mc,v
Phee
Mary ' Stewardson, Ross Rutledge
and David McGee. '-
Ross Rivett Was- n „Toronto over -
the week -end and attended the
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Mr. ad''d Nrs. William Sproul and
Gilda, of Toronto, spent the we
end with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Nee.
Miss Mary Lou Plunkett, of
Wingham, visited with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bogie, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Bere attend-
ed the Meissen -Rutherford wedding
at Arthur on Saturday. '
Miss Helen Rutledge, of Toronto,
spent ,the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Rut-
ledge.
Regular services will be held in
the United Church on Sunday at
9.45 a'm. with Rev. Roy Kennedy
in charge.
q'he W.A. will hold their Septem-
ber meeting at the home of Mrs.
William Wiggins on Tuesday next
at 8.30 p.m.
Recent visitors with the Graham
1VIcNee family were Elton Orr,
Lois and Bob, of Kincardine; Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Underwood and
Debbie, of Wingham, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dave • Davidson, of Windsor.
School reopened on Tuesday
with two new teachers ill the com-
munity. . At S.S. No. 17 West
Wawanosh, • Mr. Hugh Sinnamon is
the teacher and at the Nile school,
Miss Audrey McCabe. Also four
beginners at Nile, .Linda Mabon,
ren, all of whom 'were present to-
gether with several of their child-
ren and grandchildren from many
distant cities. The Seminarians
Choir- of the Resurrectionist --Col-
lege here was ,present for this
special occasion, and the 'w 'altars
were beautifully adorned with pink
and. white gladioli (gift of the
family). Rev. Father Van Vynckt
welcomed the members of the
O'Reilly family "back home" again;
and conveyed best wishes and con-
gratulations to them on this fes-
tive occasion. Following the mass,
which was largely attended, the
members of the O'Reilly family
visited the school and recalled
many fond memories of school
days here. Then they visited the
old homestead (which is now oc-
cupied by ' Mr. and 'Mrs. John
Austin) and then visited the graves
of their parents for the family
Ros ry. 'At- 4 p.m., a bountiful
turkey dinner was served to 50
guests at the -Hotel Sustset, with
the guest of honor being' Russell
(the • oldest member of the. family)
who left Canada 55 years ago and
new resides at Spokane, Wash.
This was the first reunion of the
family in all these years. Mr. Mel-
vin O'Reilly was master of cere-
monies an.l called on his youngest
brother, Myron, to give the "Wel-
" . greetings to Russell,
the week -end nt Lynden, Ontario.
Taylor's Corer
TAYLOR'S CORNER, Sept. 2.—
Graduating to Goderich Collegiate
,this year are Barbara Watson, Lois
McMillan, Sandra Jean Collyer and
Jackie Howard.
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In the heart of
Western Ontario
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Tkket>1< atvtllllli le met Illackktone's and Creigie's.
,,, • ., III -
his wife Faye, and daughter, Eileen.
(Mrs. Brooks) and her husband,
who fie'w from Spokane, Wash., to
join -•the family. A specially "decor-
ated "Welcome Home" cake was
presented to the guest bf honor,
by Mrs: Melvin O'Reilly, of Wind-
sor. Among the special guests at
this dinner besides the immediate
families, was Mrs. Jas. Foley, 901,
years, the only aunt remaining, and
ohe uncle, Mr. Thos'. Drennan, and'
Mrs. Jas. Drennan, Jos. Finn,Mrs.'
Ila Garvey, , Mrs. Bernardine Kin -1
ney, Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank,uMcCarthy. The
reunion festivities%were continued
at the home of ,Mr. Myron O'Reilly,
where many more relatives and
friends gathered during the even-
ing, and also on Saturday evening.
A special vote of thanks is extend-
ed to the O'Reilly family, for their
great hospitality , and untiring ef-
forts to make this such, a happy
reunion. ,
Among the O'Reilly family pre-
sent for the reunion, were Mr. and
Mrs. Russel O'Reilly, their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eileen Brooks and hus-
band, of Spokane, Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs. Chester O'Reilly, of Detroit,
and two daughters, Mrs. Mary
Eleanor Feeley, Mrs. Betty Jane
Dingman, and familes; Mr, and Mrs.
Jas: Ganter,,,tTthel). Mr. and. Mrs.
Carl Gantcr, Mr. and Mrs. ,Bronson
and son Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
vin O'Reilly, of Windsor; Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley O'Reilly, of Toronto,
daughter . (Constance) Mrs. Dunn
and husband, of Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs; Ralph 'O'Reilly, of Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs., Keith O'Reilly, of
Sarnia; Mr• and Mrs. Stanley O'Reil-
ly, jr., Toronto; Miss Olive O'Reilly,
of Chicago; Miss Isabelle O'Reilly,
of London; Mr. Myron O'Reilly, of
Goderich, Marlene, Michael and
Patricia,
4" Beginners ihis year are Randy
Schmidt, Heather Whitely Nancy
Ginn, Johnny Sturdy and Elmer
Cook.
,
. ��. oMdroz�r.,
spent the.M« �
week-end 'with .Mr. and
Mrs. H. Prouse.
Mr, and }Mrs. D. A. StirliLg have
had as visitors, Mrs. Stirling's
daughter, Mrs. Robert Dawson,
Brenda and Sharon, of Winnipeg.
-Mrs. Dawson and family are visit-
ingother friends in the district.
Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Harris and
Mr, and Mrs. H. May, of Hamilton,
spent the holiday week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. John Westbrook and
farcy+ ,•
' Mr.: and -Mrs L. S. Gorrie, of
Oshawa, are •holidayin this week g
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Mr. fayNorman ' t el , o t�m •`et
is spending a few days With Mr.
and Mrs. D.. A. Sti'rlln .
Carol and Heather Whitely holi-
dayed last week with Misses Helen
and Jean Whitely , in Toronto.
Mrs. D.. A. Stirling visited last
week in Sarnia with her, sister,
Mrs. W. J. Moody, and nephews,
Russell and Leslie.
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Jon Ginn spent last week with
his grandparents, Mr. and 'Mrs. L.
S. Gorrie, in Oshawa. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Len Collyer and,
Sandra Jean . had as -.:week-,
ence faun'ders " and
Osewald, all Of Kalamazoo,' Mich.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sinclair and
family, of London.
Week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Snyder were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Matheson and Heather;
of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. H, Mathe-
son, of Vancouver, and Dr. and
Mrs. Norman Truernner, of Arthilr.
Mr. and Mrs. ]E+. R. Rostron and
boys, .of Hamilton, visited d'iing' '
the week -end With Mr. • and M
Geo. 'Gina. A z ,,
Sunday visitors with Mr. ,and
Mr" o Wilson were Mr. anal' Mrs.
Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Oke, of
Sarnia, enjoyed the week -end with
Mr. • and Mrs. Albert Oke, and on
Monday tools in the races.
Mr. and ' Mrs, Bert Holmes and
children, of Toronto, and Miss Lois
Holmes, of London, were ' visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. H. Holmes for
the -holiday week -end,.....
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