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OCTOBER, X,. 294
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1 ED AFTER RARE
fEART' SII...RGERY.
little girl whose chief desire,
was have a ' pink and white
t at ,,.
••complexion 'like �.her schoolm tes.
lad ;her wish come true -=but, in
death.
•Little Wilda Maize, Who .was
born a "blue baby.", underwent
or heart sugrY e at the',Hospi-
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tal for. Sick Children ,in Toronto
September on Thursday,' ..er 18th:
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The child came :through., the' 7-
hour . operation, 'which was term-
ed 'a success, revived to know her
parents,:. 'but succumbed ' about.
twelve "hours later inthe early
hours of Friday g
ida . 'morning, Sep-
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.; tember 19th.' .. a
Wilda Mae Maize; was in her.
7th year. She was. born on . Nov-,
Y
ember' 22nd; 1951, :daughter of
Mr: and . Mrs. Harold Maize,the
former 1Ulaxiene Irwin, of Con.; 4
Ashfield Township.. '
Affected:.from• birth with a
•heart ,condition' ithat prevented
proper circulation,, Wilda under-
went her first 'operation .at four-
-teen months 'of age.. She :under-
went another operation. on .her
eyes at , five, and, a: few month
ago underwent. examination and
tests`. at Toronto preliminary':• to
the last major -operation for
which' •there,. was - no alternative
• if - she was' to ,survive childhood.
E.: DELIV1RY'
Wilda was a brave and cheek- WILL MAKE H.OM Eb -
operation by which . she '• hoped I N K I TC H EN E R
ful- patient 'an d had no fear of the
to be Pike her other little •class -
mates at S. S. No. 6, Ashfield; SIN SCHBERGER MILLER
Where Mrs. Robert ;Irvin teaches: • Before the . altar adorned' with
The schoolhouse adjoins. the Maize white . chi ysanthemums,. a lovely
farm and Wilda attended as regu- autumn wedding took place. in St.
larly as her "condition permitted. Andrew's Presbyterian, ., Church;
' Wilda rested ` at. her , Ashfield, Kitcheier, • on Saturday, Septe -,.
flower banked, ber:20th, at 4.30 pm:, when Rev.,
home in a • 1lttle, and� .
casket was actu- .Dr. Finlay Stewart united in, HONOURED ON THEIR . 36th
open white.ca ,
I iii death,and: many;;a: marriage, + Betty . 'Jean, only WEDDING ANNIVERSARt
ally lovely .•
shed' -by those who visit- daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank •
tear was y ,.
ed the home to' extend ' their
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Mrs: and.: Mrs: Arthur Moore
of Con: 12, West Waw anosh, . re-
cently centl celebrated their 50th wed-
ding anniversary.
The groorn of'. fiftyyears, ago
s
isa
ion of`. the late Mr,. and Mrs.
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sympathy and grieve , with the
loved onesfor a courageous little
girl who had undergone so much
in her bid for life.
The funeral service was con
ducted` at the ,McLennan -Mac
Kenzie Memorial, Chapel `on' Mon -
Y, da September 22nd,`, by Rev,
P
Roy' Kennedy 'of Dungannon,,
United, Chuzh Interment ;was: in
Dungannon Cemetery,., the pall-.
bearers. being Glen Weaver, Glen;
Springer,. Albert Clark and Alex:
Stoykoff. School children., ' and
cousins : were . flower bearers.
Besides her .parents, Wilda is
survived' by. two brothers, Greg
ory ' 9 and Terry '8 and a .sister,
Sandra, '4 years. The•, grandpar-
ents ,are' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Maize of , Dungannon and Mrs.
Emerson. Irwin of London
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• Isaiah Moore, and was born and.,
raised on ,the grid C,00cession Of- •
wnsh. The bride was
Kinloss, To i P
the fornier Mabel Welwood, . a
,,daughter of the. late 'Mr: and Mrs:
Richard Welwood ' of Caledorn
Township.. She :was.. born near
Mon9 Mills.
ceremony
The � `nuptial -.car ; Y took
place at the bride's. home; ,Follow-
ing the marriage the, couple, re -
n side and Arthur;cams' was en -:sided: on a• farm on, -,the '2nd of
Miller of •Lag , An: evening of ca
' Kitchenerof ` Kutloss mevin three years later
Walter Hinschtierger ,of l oyed� recently � at the home , , • g
son, of Mrs. Raymond Hinschber-• ,Mr, .and Mrs. Harold ;Campbell, to the farm where the groom had
,... - • . ,. had been. � •
and late Mr. Hinsc ber er.1 a . o nour Mr. 'been born, land which
ger . the tat r h g, . R.R. 6 1.ucknow, to ho
'and' Mrs. Win.- J. Irwin on, the
occasion ' of their thirty-sixth
wedding anniversary.. During the
'evening Mrs. Archie MacIntyre;;
addressed the couple , and :Mrs.
Leonard',Mc'Iniies and Mrs: jliarold
Campbell•:; presented, them with
a table lamp .on behalf of the
of Kitchener. Miss , Vernita Bragg
of. Kitchener was maid of honour
and Mr. Gordon, Hinschberger "of'
Kitchener,. brother: of •-the • groom,
was 'best man. Alvar Tovell;;
brother-in-law of the groom and.
HarveY Miller, brother of the,
bride;: were ushers.
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his family 'They homesteaded; by , .. Y
there until 'I ,oved t
dived they to,.
their present home in 1947.
•'have a
`Mr. •and ,Mrs:';. •Moore
family of four sons and three ,
daughters: Edward° of Lucknow; •'
Russell of Preston, Stanley of.
Woodstock Chas_ of Whitechurch,.
junior choir, singing, .Praise My bothA thanked., everyone- for their Preston, Ruth ,(Mrs. Walter Jam-.
of white nylon -over net and satin 1
with round' neel4hle--edged with ,
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:back Panel of the skirt WhiCh watt
pleated in ' fOldp,, ended in -a short'
train. 'Her ernbroi4ered. linger- I
of pearls and sequins,,,She 'carried
white and pink chrysanthemtims.1
The maid of honour wap goWn•
ed in.- street length- white, nylon
'with 'overskirt embroidered in
shades ft -obi ,pirik .tO deep rose,
With pink. headdress and carried'
Pink chirsantherpuins. Miring the
Signihg of the register , the choir
For the reception: the briCle:t
Mother receiVed 'in rose silk ben-
galine. lace with royal •.blue ac-
cessories with corsage 9f white
a the 'groom's mother, his -aunt,
received in blue With nayy ac-
cessories and corsage of white
Poi a 'Wedding trip nOrth;.the
bride donned a navy, suit with
White accessoriet and corsage' of
white carnations, They will be at
h,orne to their friencls at 2.1 Otta:
r le .
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the death of. 'John (jack)
districtt, occurred at Owen Sound.
Septernbet nth in his 78th
year. Re had been in pOor health
for the, past font y.ears,
Mf., Walker survived by his
Wife, the former.'tli26 Aelte,ft of
Rolyrood, they *ere inaryied
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