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, THURPAY, JANUARY 18 1951„ • .
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„ BE LUCKN�W, SENTIF%, LITCKNOW, PlifAWO'
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'Mrs, .Ariehie 14acirttyre 'an d
.daUghter Mary Anna,, accompan-.
. • ied,' Mr. and 'Mrs. Hawkes
Son to Toronto and visited 'with
. Dr. Wright' and P. Anna Nich-
Olsaii. Wright who, are enroute
Barbados. • , •,
Bob Douglas of New York City;
son of Mr. 'and , Mrs. : Carrick
Douglas, was 'a...recent visitor' at
the home' of Mr. and Mrs. Temple
Clark. Bob 'was with the Arneri-
lean Army Of. Occupation in. Japan
• for, two years, and haS.nOw signed
•tip for. 'Service in the -Air -Ferce,
• and• reported kit ,d,tity. atthe
week -end • • ; •
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Mrs. .Wan. •Brever :of Windsor
has been visiting at the • home
of. Mr. and Mrs, F. G. Brewer,
during the letter's illnesS..
Wei
.Johriston„ Havelotk„ St.,
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Was taken to Kincardine Hospital,
\en Friday 'after suffering a series
Of weak spells.
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•Mr. and Mrs,. Donald MacKen-
xie• of Hamilton spent the week-
end at . the home of his parents,
Mr. and /WS.* ' 'Wm: 1VlacKenzie,
at ',Langside. • Donald, is railroad-,
ipg and is -trainman on the, Tor -.
9110, „Hamilton:, Buffalo run,
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Mr. John. A. Murdoch' of ara-
Mount received word, reten ly of
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death a his . coasin,.. rs. -J.
R. 'Boland,. of the. State of ash-
ingtOn; 'Mrs. Boland lived . at
Wingharri as a, girl,- and.. was
known toquitea number in this
eetrummity.; . ••
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Two half sisters . survive,.-Mis-..
Bell PoWers, :, of. Rockwood and
Mrs. Orville ,'Taylor of ,Belgraye.
•COUNCIL •MINLJTES
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP ; •
The -newly • elected Council .of
Kinloss Township 'met in the ball
on 1VIondak, January. 8th. •
-.OBITUARY'
MRS. J. W. STEVVART
, There passed away 'at the Un'.,,
ited. church Parsonage at Tra-
falgar on. ,January • 8th, Myrtle
Cochrane Stewart, wife of Rev..
Joseph W, Stewart. Born .at
Thamesfore July 9th, 1889, she
lived fin • Mitnico,„ Toronto and
New TOrontp, *before her mar-
riage on, August 4th, 19L5.,
She serVed with her ,husband
In the work of .the ministryat
the various 'charges ,at Drew,. Del -
Hickson; Luton, Merritton,
Drayton, Luelpow and Trafalgar.
She took an active interest in all
departments of :church work, and
especially • enjoyed Cradle. Roll
and Baby, Band: •• .
• She was' past *DfStriet Deputy
Grand Matron of Eastern Star.
,Her Speciat•VOfk was putting .01'1,
the Star ceremonya installations
and she had jUst• .recently ..Visited
Washington' the:' interests of
\ 'Group' Three Of" the. ' •
itre of the Women's Th;•.januarY Meeting of 'Grim')
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of' the.,United Church Was -held
at therParsonage, on January 10,
,
'ofiening with a hymn and 'tprayer,`.
by M. ' Mumford with Mrs,' O.'
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Jones in the chair chair. Election' ,of
'officers .tOoli:•'plAce with 'Mrs; J.
Hall and ..MrS, Andrew .el-
ected leaders;;Treas.,...Mis. Scott::
sec, Mrs NeirlWacKenZie, Cheer.=/.•
io coni., Mrs.. BlaCk •and. Mrs.
Johnstone
.•B6„firwell, • MO, Sproul, Mr
BreckleS; pianist, 111410.:,„Jones:
Tbe..,follOwing pro;gratficwas then
enjoyed; ,h-timordus..readirig. 'by
•,1WriTBratk.,:and .'poems 'by' Mrs.
Jorges and • Mrs, Andrew The
Meetingclosed with A hyMn', and
Prayer, !after which .refreshmeritS
wereserved by the committee in
charge ; • • ' ! .1
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LUCK •146
NITED CHURCH.1
Minister:
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1: `St!.40y, lartkaiy 2lst,, 1951
The goads we Travel ;
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pan.t. Sunday Schp41.,
7' p,tn;.: Nehemiah: ,The" De•-'
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!IAA, do we live .fOr•if ' it..is
• riot to inalsel.ife less diffie,tilt.-
Par otheri..'•• " • ••
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dome and worship with u.S. • -
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1.10.0.6m41.Plomola!"4",
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• • Eastern Star Centennial. An• irn
After signing their "Declaration presSiVe Eastern Star service was
of Office", they/ took their Seata.
'held 13Y the Oakville Chapter at
Reeve David Carruthers; Council- the funeralparlors on Wednesday
lOrS Harold '4.P IrrY; P, A Murray, evening, . • .• . - , . ., ,
Farish M°13fat arid Oat'. T. M'ci.'1'. A profusion of floral tributes
ribli• '' -' • '.- ''''' . ' . ',•• •• 1 '. 'marked the esteem in which the
• Percy -McKinnon that the min- .deceased was held. The funeral
utes of the December atk. 19O was held on. January •11tli...',at St.
'theeti4g as read l'ele' aPP±''Pved :and John's United Church, Oakville,
Signed. .4 . ,•,• • • •, •
Murray McKinnon that the
Kinloss Hockey Club' be given a
grant, of $50,. • •• '
•• Percy -Moffat that the 'Cirk
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Write the relief officer of Col-
borne'TownShip re Hardy family
relief. •', ••• • '" •
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McKinnon -Percy that Maurice
Hodgins, be •paid $15 warble fly
damage toVoW, error in 1950
Pry -Murray that any person
•at ..2,30 p.m. •with interment in
St.. Jude's Ce.metery. •The ser-,
vicewas• conducted by, Pavv-
son,pastoi,-of the, church, assist-
ed .by Rev. Hackett of Oakville
and Rev, George Stevenson, 'For -
onto, who paid•glowing tribUte to
the work' and we of . Mrs. Ste -
Wart. Her 'tactfulness gave' her,
the.' esteem and supPort :of ,those
with whom she Worked In; the.
church,and•sOcial;:life:' With; her
piowing*.roads ' withdut orders great :energy:. of;pi, she• rived'
fidm. the Road Supt. Can look foran eXemplark-ChriStian life. She
their pay from the:persOn calling
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did' not neglect her home • and:
then -r— • • • " • •her.--bereaVecl
Alrafat4lurry,;that will always dlierish the item-,
ory of a 'loving and ,,leyoteti. wife
be out first, thing in the
:iiisttad'Oraitillg till the.-r44•is and Math • •-•: • . '
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packed down. • - One.. could • comment on her life,
.Perc3r.Moffat that the revisea..th4t she' her . time, • her
re15°It tlje- Ross rjrai'n be react tlioughtS, her deeds, herself. In
at the , next meeting, February the inerei, of. Goo; her sAteting
i12,•1951 at 2;00 p.m.. and the clerk brief, and she has exChanged
. . , nOtity all•'parties' assessed. . Time. -for Eternity where
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IcK•nridn that.'We We ac- • • • ,
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Murray -A1 , •• , roses never wither,. and the a
Pt of •';`,4q7cTe.re.3', hoWs rieVer fade:: • • ••:
fo the work. on the ExtenSion ,.to, „Lek t6.31,.),6tii0..bei„,..1,ss,besioe.s
•.BrnhB of. the...Ackert pram. yier .hUsband,• are two
erck•-•MurraY.4,b.at•Dan dtighters, (Blanche) Mrs.- Edgar
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inndp au'd Farish Moffat. be 'Kelly; T,o.rOnfo..and•.( ;,.to0 Mrs.' T:
Council mentberS:Oti, Mc.Kiin; Oakville, and,
0-anch 'conininuitY 1-41.11 boara 91" Melvin : of, Guelph There are
1,1951 ; and ,the 'local Mernbers be • th 'ee grandehildien: • 13rotherS:
re2aRljbinted fOr• a, t,,„
er.4. of two and sisters are,. :James • of Long
years: , • , Sam, ,of Detroit; Elizabeth.
Percy.- ffat 'tfiate offer
;Richard c hour
Of Ale u acCePt the. j.ob .df
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de.0 tion tom the White..
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8:30 Sharp,' • •
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16;Gaines for $1.O0,
4 Specials
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JACKPOT PRIZE'
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• of -Los- Angeles; Jane. Mrs: Geo.
Johnston, Canfield aria 'Blanche,
Mrs; 0 L Beatty of 'Kitchener,
Marir- ;friends and , relatives
were. Present at' the. funeral 'from.
church dis: rict;W•aite 011 011.11C1 4'Los Angeles,••• etroi , i chenerr,
Yeiarding th working• of the itelph; liespeler, Tor-
ipad
aeP6rtmerii, and were. prom- onto, Churchill, Drayton, Arihur,
ised consideration of their letter. Wingharn, Lucknow and Paisley
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ty•LLaw No 1, ,1951; making 'ap-: •.
•Pointrnents. for ;the Year was pre- • •FQR,D."Bg0TPHIE:' • • .
pared ' and passed ; ' " • The '..sudden„;:passing' of • Ford
By -Law No. • 2; '1951 was pre -
pared and *passed; .making aPprO7
•riatAon, for rad • expenditure for,
By7,1,4w..Np. „.3,_ ,1,951 --was' prO-
Pared altd,rfasSed •fdi, the borrow-
ing froth\ the Bank: of Montreal,'
Lucknowydf, 'monies needed :for
:the year\1951;' •
Percy-Moff.at,• that,. we do now'
adjourn, to meet on ,Mcriciak- the
12th. day of ,February. 1951, , ,4
Cheiit isgued: , M4nicii3A1'
•World, st4pplies $13,74; Laverne;
wegq; j.0. • botinty,:11.00,;\FrAnIt
;i4:13ititid
Lane,,u,t1 rnvlosrpient ins stynps,
Lane' reg; birth: rrear-
nliages a' d deaths ,10,p.o, 3,50;Ray•-
nard Aaliert, grant 'to j-ockey
6,05, 5.00 OritariO Good. Rdads,
inembeiship. fee; 5.00; , '1.-ZOberf
.A.darnS,
bridge., allowance, and• ,
dainage, PaAnt drain, 58.99; 'John
McMillan, bridge allowance; IVIC
Milian drajn,l 59.00; -Mrs, Smith,
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caretaking',• ; , • •
1,. $323.59) 'c. E. MacTavish;
•14ighway'" Ciques,! Pay ;Rolf
fuel, 2835; J rdine,,spOwploW,-'
:ing, 55,00; •G,• ',Stephenson.„'platt
45,09; W. "E:
_Becker Co„,, mOtor repairS, 93.58;
TreaS. do.1 of Bruce,' machine hire
'and jealeilut, 324:50;4 -Dept.
Ways, ;gas taX, 16.50; A,M. Hun-
ter, 16.45; EgfSitler;
, stioWplowing, 662.20, ,, •
.14, it+ 'LANE, Clerk.
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.4:ay; December Came as, a
shock to the '-CoMmunitY: In 'fail;-
ing.:1-3fAtiLlot._:_a.,p1.7. • . of -ei ht•
3-Fe'aFs• his 'death c'alne:OnexPected,..
1Y, .•A son.,:of: the late!' Johnand
•Flora (lack) ,Bretchie„.;•he was,
.Clover Vgiley
school In 1904 the family moved
down the..2nd 'Concession to 'lot'
53 and ' 54 .where he .finished,
school at S.S.!'N6.• -91 In ;1918 he
was in the. army. In. 1920 :he.
bought the farm of the late Mal-
Colm :McIver, lot 8, concession 7,
Kincardine township • • ',: •
In 1922 be • Married..Jennie
Shiells, daughter �f;the' late John.
Shiphs, con • 4 Huron ;township,'
bought. the farm: of 'the .late•Rod-;
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who surviVes ,with a son R.. D.
and a daughter FlOra,., A daughter
predeceased him i'n;:.).9*..); 'Ford -
ie" as he was" familiarilY known
Was.Of A•jovjal disposition and a
o,od •sense of humor.• HfS Main
delight: .was to - entertain ..boys,
Yoking. or old. He was a 'Member
of Kincardine'Pipe. Band for 35,
ears under 'the leadership •of the -
late • vy: young. •His' biggest
disappointment 'came WiTeitf:tite
door ordered::him to'part With
his .pipes and kilts. .
• November 1948 he...Sold the
farm in Kineardine•foWnShip..:and
• bOtinclark. From there." the . .
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funeral Was • held• December .,30th • ;
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4vith beautiful
weather following
a stormy period. • he Rev.
McDonald Of Ashfield and: Rip- •,•.;.• ,
ley ,PreSbYterian, churches eon,- •••
duted he Services assisted, .by ,..• the 'ReV, D A. •Eryden of 'Ripley,. • ,
and Olivet .T.Inited• Churches; Mrs.;:.
SteVe IrWin. sang .14eyond the
Sunset" accompanied by MTS. • r
Dan MacLean, , .• ; .
" • Pallbearers •weres. James AuSk, ' • ;
:Walter • Norman, ••Ed Wilson of ' r.
.,Kineardirie township and DaVicl.
SiteWart, :Donald 4: 41aCKerizie.- •
and Duncan. 1Viaellerizie of the ''•••••. •,,
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bOundary. Flower "-bearers were
Leonard Green, John ayithesori,, • • ••••••••.
4arOlci 0•.reeti; johnnie Matheson :
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and three siSteiss, John; 1)4gal,, . '. •
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farxuly"plot• in, Ripley''cemetery:
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