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Seatland and the former Margaretair, of
Colborne* To ship, be was borne
1895 in Colborine Township.
,After serving the First World War in the
Canadian may'", 'Medical Corps, he worked
in tle:.grocely business in Goderich. He was
theit self=eniployed in the retail shoe
business~ ►aStratford but returned to work
for'.the tom ofsGoderich for a few years. He
also sPent many years working for the
Department of -Highways. In hislater years,
he worked for the Esso Station in Goderich.
He was a member of North Street United
Church, a member of the Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 109 and a member of the
Morningstar Lodge 309, Carlow.
He was predeceased by his wife, -the
former Jessie Maria Ford, of Lambeth and
bra hers Charles and Ernest,
Surviving are two sonsJohn Robertson, of
Perth and James K. Robertson, of Toronto,
one daughter Helen M. Bartram; of London
and 11 grandchildren.
4- The funeral service and committal was
held in the chapel of Stiles Funeral Home on
Thursday, Sept. 26 with Rev. Robert O. Ball,
of North Street United Church officiating.
Interment Maitland Cemetery.
The Royal Canadian Legion and Ladies'
Auxiliary to Branch 109 Goderich held a ser-
vice on Wednesday night.
OLIVE REEVES
Olive Reeves, 76, of 131 Albert St., Strat-
ford, died Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1985 at the
Rehabilitation and Extended Care Unit of
the Stratford General Hospital.
Born it. D nnybroOk in ; Wawanosh
Township, she was the loth teir of toe date
.Iain Jefferson and the forget ,christens
Cameron,. .She graduated from Woodstock
General Hospital as a registered nurse in.
1933 and later became assistant director at
Stratford General Hospital:
She then nursed at Mount Sinai Hospital,
Toronto until 1955 when she married George
Arthur Reeves who predeceased her July 20,
1979. The couple lived in Toronto until 1972
when they moved to Stratford.
She had served overseas with the Nurses'
Division in Belgium during the Second
World War. She was a member of the
Parkview United Church.
Surviving are one stepdaughter Doreen,
Mrs. Gordon Robinson, of Scarborough, two
brothers Sam Jefferson;", of Goderich and
Pete Jefferson, of Donnybrook, two sisters
Margaret Leddy, of Wingham and Gladys
Jefferson, of the People Care Centre, Strat-
ford, four grandchildren Carol Forsythe,
Douglas Robinson, Kenneth and Larry
Reeves and nine great grandchildren.
She was predeceased by six brothers
George, Cameron, Joseph, Gordon, John
and Charles and one sister Irene.
Funeral services were held on Saturday,
Sept. 28 at the W.G. Young Funeral Home,
Stratford with Rev. Ann Ross officiating. In-
terment Avondale Cemetery.
Donations to the Stratford General
Hospital building fund or the charity of one's
choice will be accepted as expressions of
sympathy.
Madonna wins writing prize
Congratulations go from the community
to Madonna Bradley, daughter of Jim and
Evelyn Bradley of the Amberley area and
a Grade 8 student at Brookside School.
Madonna won two first prizes for her
creative writing for the Grade 7 class.
These prizes were won at the Dungannon
and Lucknow Fall Fairs. For Dungannon
she wrote "If I Were Granted Three
Wishes" and for Lucknow she wrote "The
Most Embarrassing Experience Of My
Life.". Congratulations, Madonna.
Visiting with Rhetta MacLennan recent-
ly were her brother and sister-in-law,
Harold and Peggy Jardine of Harriston.
On qie weekend, Cecil and James
Webster of Waterloo joined up with
brother-in-law Atlee Wise of Richfield,
Ohio, and the three of them spent the
weekend in Huntsville area. They visited
at Lake of Bays where Atlee had spent so
many of his summers before he and Jean
were married.
On Sunday evening Atlee came to visit
lis in-laws Kae and Wellington Webster,
and left Monday morning fpr Ohio.
Kenneth Wilkins, son of Charles and
Mayme Wilkins, left Thursday morning
for Ridgetown where he will be entering
the Ridgetown Agricultural College for his
first term.
Tuesday visitors with Charles and
Mayme Wilkins were Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Flack of Sebringville and Charlie's
brother-in-law, Ken Weaver of Sudbury.
On Sept. 23 Mayme Wilkins, with her
sister and brother-in-law Charles and
Ruby Reach of Woodstock, visited Mayme
and Ruby's mother, Stella Irwin and
brother Lloyd.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb
on Sept. 29 were Mrs. Robb's cousins;
Wilfred and Ruth Walker of Belgrave.
On the weekend Dorothy Finlayson had
her daughter, son-in-law and grandson,
John Balch, Caroli Finlayson and Alex-
ander of Toronto for a visit.
The community would like to send its
congratulations to Elaine Helen Mac-
Tavish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
MacTavish, and Cameron John Courtney,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Courtney of
Point Clark, on their upcoming marriage
which will take place on Oct. 5, at St. An-
drews' United Church at 4 p.m. A recep-
tion will follow at the Ripley Complex.
On Oct. 21 there was a two vehicle colli-
sion east of Amberley on Highway 86 at the
comer known as the MacDonald sideroad.
At the time of writing, four persons still
remain in hospital. Robert (Mac) Webster
of 76 Princess Street, Kincardine, driver of
the eastbound car, is in the Kincardine
hospital with many bumps and bruises.
His wife Lauretta is in St. Joseph's
Hospital in London with two broken legs
and many cuts and bruises.
The driver of the second car, David
Hynes of R.R. 2, Wingham, is in satisfac-
tory condition ir? the, Wingham Hospital.
His f �'assehger, Lee Grove 58 of '10 Carling .
Terrace, Wingham, was transferred to
University Hospital, London and is
reported to be in satisfactory condition.
It is reported the Webster car was struck
near the front of the passenger side when it
turned left in front of the Hynes' vehicle.
Mr. Webster (Mac) is well-known in the
area. He was raised and spent most of his
early life m the Lucknow area. And for a
number of years he has been the drummer
for the Kincardine. Pipe Band.
Garry and Betty Jones were in Thorn -
dale on the weekend where they attended
the Thorndale Fall Fair and visited with
many of their friends and relatives in the
area.
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Why do leaves change color in autumn?
It's a common question at this time of year,
especially at the Wawanosh Valley Con-
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You and your family are invited to
discover the answer to that age old question
on Sunday, Oct. 6, at the Wawanosh Valley
Conservation Area.
Fall color walks, including a hayride, will
be conducted at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Wawanosh Valley. a 400 acre parcel of
rolling hills, natural hardwood forests and
coniferous plantation was acquired by the
M.V.C.A. in 1972. Today, it has become a
popular site for conservation education with
watershed schools. Wawanosh Valley Con-
servation Area is located 2 km south of
Belgrave on Highway 4 and 8 km west of
Highway 4 on Concession Road 6 and 7.
Bring along a picnic lunch and enjoy the
rustic setting of the Wawanosh Valley Con-
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