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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-05-10, Page 13WWNESDAY, MAY ":10th• , 'Mg LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO AGED ASF -;E I' ELD LADY PASSES , • • ,• . „, OUR • BIG VALUES Continues Far Another Week': TRADEINS FROM LAST Week 1959 CHEV BELAIR ' SEDAN, can't be `told from new, 17,000 miles. 1958 CHEV YEOMAN 2 -DOOR STATION WAGON New . motor, ^A sharp one! 1956 PLYMOUTH SAVOY SEDAN,refinished and reconditioned, 1956. PLYMOUTH SAVOY ` SEDAN, automatic, Completely reconditioned, 1955 PLYMOUTH SAVOY SEDAN. Way . above average: 1953 :.' GMC 1/2-TON,refinished, new tires. Hurray for. this one! Rucks: e Good Used.:Cars, o Choose From. 1960 back to. .1952 FORDS, ',PLYMOUTHS, DODGES KER 'and IRWIN Chev., Olds., 'Corvair, Envoy and Chev. Trucks PHONE 147 KINCARDINE SILYERWOOD, MANAGER • "Continued from Page 1)'.,, St. Thomas. He. is -a Mason arid Oddfellow and. served for two years as Noble -G:rand of „the, I.O;O.F., ` and, is a 'member, of. Supreme •Rebekah' Lodge.. He :is a member of the board of 'the Canadian' Red. 'Cross, . at "'present chairman of the Disaster Com:- mittee, and • has organizedtwo fund-raising .'campaigns for.the Red Cross.. Mr. Wharry assisted in't'•organizing the United- Wel- , .fare Services in St. Thomas Nand, was county • chairman for ..two. years. • Other memberships include' Board ' ' and ' of' Trade, ..Kiwanis Club' of which, he is ,past president' & • has 12' years perfect , attendance, Board of the Y.M,C.A.,. St. ,• Tho- mas Golf andCountry Club. y ,. ►r� a Honored At re. Nuptial Events A`, community shower was heli in .the ,Kairshea Fall.' in .honour of Miss Audrey'Stanley, prior to, her marriage •on April 29th toP Ruston " Thehail was decorated ,with Pink and'white streamers and bells and an interesting program was. enjoyed consisting of„ read- ings by Mrs. Dori Cameron,. Mrs. Ira'; Dickie," Mrs. Cliff Roulston and- Helen Campibell; accordian selections by, Isabel' Ritchie : and Irene Burt; •a 'contest conduct by •Miss. Mary. Macln•tyre;;:a Mel- ody 'of piano tunes by,. Mrs Har- vey Houston � , concluding With; the bridal march is the.. guest of honour , was escorted .to her chair„by Mrs. Cameron and. Miss Maclntyre. - ' Dressing of the pride Was con- ducted by Mrs, Chester Casemore with several ladies assisting' .with. different 'parts . of the .pap r en- •semble., An address of best ish-.. es' was. read, .by Mrs. Harold Campbell and the gifts '•were presented by Miss Carol, , Stan- ley and Mrs.• Stewart .Stanley. When the.., gifts were . opened, Audrey thanked ' the ladies' ;and. invited ,them to .'. the parental -to see her t sseau; While lunch was ...being prepared, Mrs.' Ira Dickie conduced' •.a contest The bride -elect was also. hon- oured' at a shower. by the .Paeda tric .,staff of .Stratford General H:ospital”' Her classmates' , and 'friends.'.. held a : kitchen shower at the' home of Mrs. Cal'. Ludas; a .:friend' of Audrey's. • .M MRS, `NEIL MacDONALD The death-• of Mgrs Neil Mac- Donald which occurred at Pine-` crest • Manor' • on 'Wednesday, May 3rd, removed another of Ashfield Township's aged. and esteemed.. residents. °. She -was in her Nth year; .and., though: born in: Huron Township, Moved to ' the • 10th of . Ashfield as a chit with her parents -There she was. ised and: following her marriage, resided at Kintail 'un-' til • 20' months ago when she • was' adniitted to-Piriecrest Manor. She had been in failing health since Christmas..- • Mrs.". MacDonald was' the for- mer, Marga'ret Taylor, daughter of D. L. Taylor of Scotland and 'Frances Johnston, who *as born in Bruce County of Irish parent- age. , ' • .- YIELD SIGNS ON BRUCE HIGHWAYS ' In . ,.the near 'future, • users • of the Bruce ,County 'High'way' Sy- stem* 'will encounter'the use 'of place . of "Stop" signs 'at some road intersections.' These • signs "Yield Right -of -Way" . signs in will be •located only at rntersec .•. Benevolent. and . Temperance tions where there iss ample "vis- ion" in both 'directions •along the through': highway. Their, pre- sence will permit re-sen'cewill'permit a driver to -use his 'own judgement as to whether or not he should come to a .full stop before passing • over or turning onto the highway. The .•signs' themselves are tri- angular with a 36 in. side. ' The face is yellow` with black letter- ing. They are re.flectorized.: The Highway Traffic Act reads asfolhows':- "The driveror op- 'erator . of .a` vehicle - approach-, ing a yield •right-of-way .sign shall slow down to a 'speed rear sonaible for the existing 'condi- tions Or shall stop:; if necessary and shall' yield • the right of way to traffic in ,the intersection or .approaching•on',the: intersec ing' • highway ' so closely constitutes •ani .mmediate h ard and thavin'g.. so yielded .may .pro'- teedwith caution." S:oc.iety.• •• Mrs: ,Wharry's Interests Mrs. 'Wherry's • civic':activities 'include rriernbership 'on ,.the ''Red Cross board and chairman' of :the work room,'. a `former .presi ,dent ,o'f the Ladies Benevolent' & .Temperance Societyand'.at;'pre sent_ serving as •' assistant treas- urer; ' president' .Of. the Y;W.C.A,.. for. the • past; two:' years, /member of the: Rebekah. Lodge, Worrian's Art. Club, St; Thorbas-"Fo f and. Country Club, and ° a member. of. the ,executive; of the Elgin Pres- byterial. of the Woman's 'Mission ary Society. Mr;, and Mrs. Wharry have. 2 sons,. Bill, Jr., a':.. graduate of G.A.:C.' with his B. Sc. A. degree, • at '.present 'Hying in 'Beaconsfiel'd associated with Kraft Foods anal Joh Who is . attending McMaster: U versity to• study".: far the Advisory Board of, the Ladies' ministry,. 'In 1896 Margaret married';Neil MacDonald ...Of '.Kintail, a well • known merchant of that„ hamle't' Who 'predeceased her n 1946.' Mrs. Macpo. na1d : was a mem- ber of . Ashfield Presbyterian.. Church and • of the, Women's Mis- sionary Society; and 'was' a ;hon- orary: member • of, Kintail Wo- men's Institute.,• The remains rested •;.at the Johnstone : 'FuneralHorne ' until Saturday; .when the funeral ser- vice was : c:onducted • at 'her' `be- loved".church by her- pastor; 'Rev. 'Neil • McConibie"'' ' Mrs. Duncan, Simpson .was:. organist . and Mrs.' Robert •Scott the soloist. Interment was in Kintail :Ce- metery_ cemetery '' with two , grandsons, Lorne ..'arid :Sandy MacDonald;.'& -four nephews, Gordon . Montgo mery,, David.,MacKenzie, David Cowan;, and Lloyd Wylds acting :as'. 'pallbearers. The flowerbear-' ers were great grand -children great nieces 'and nephews Mrs. MacDonald is 'survived: by two sons -and . two daughters, Earl MacDonald, Kintail; Mrs. Edward' Riley • (Irene)'? of C'lr= 'fornia; William •MacDonai in - tail, .:Mrs. Thomas Bogie (Alice);, St., Thomas >4,7, grandchildren ,33 great grandchildren.' • Mrs:.• MacDonald was one of a' ;family of ten and is --;survived by: four. sisters, Mrs Alex John- stone (Annie), Chicago; Mrs. John 'Cowan: ,(Edith), • Ashfield; Mrs. Dan Wylds (Ethel), Ash, field; ' 'Mrs. Robert'(:Wagner (Isa- belle), .Detroit. She., was predeceased by 'her husband by an infant ."daughter in 19.07;, a'nd by three brothers, William;: •David and: Charles : and .two sisters, • Mrs. . Jarnes Mont- gomery (Catherine); „Mrs: -Rode- rick Mackenzie .(Sarah); BORN = Wi'irner and Doris (:nee 1VIiller). 'Nioholso to .::Wi- no . firth of., thei daugh. r, Cheryl Dorothy, ..ori • iday, May 5th, .196:1 at the Hanover Memorial :Hospital. She s ` as sister for Kathy. and .Randy, i., •PACTE 7,4PF�Tk`E Council Discussed': Vil(a�� Prgb�enns: J outine, business an' a -earn,- parison, of estimates and expendi- tures in connection '.,with the Town: Hall renovations, were. chief on the" agenda at the May meeting of the -Village Council, This gave Council the time - to . inforrnally discuss municipal problems that, ,arise from time ,to time. -" .. , The, matter was .again -aired in regard to , the cost of the new sidewalks exceeding' the engin- eer's :estimates., by over • $2,0p0: ' Council had not debentured for this, and are:•picking up the dif- ference" this year by deficit fin-, ancing. The explanation is that it was impossibleto keep to alevel in laying the 'walks, -and have sat- isfactory entrances to places of,. business. The ' variations affect- ed ,the excavating and volume.. of cement used, it was pointed` • out, with estimates of: -the work based ;on a unit. price. Policing and the maintenance of law 'and order is• another con- tentious matter, ,•with frequent complaints of nocturnal 'distur- bances. distur-bances. There hay`' be. k. solution in . the offing. A pending building addition .o# the south, side of. Campbell •St., brings . the - . right-of-waymatter • to the fore. Council, has a survey in 'mind,.. but is awaitinga re: port 'on general traffic conditions 'and reconlniendatioris to be made' ,by the Department' of Highways.. Sewage, disposal, . in this area brings „.the Bruce, : Health' Unit into the picture also. ;When there is 'something Crete to discuss, it is .proposed calling' a meeting' of all . property owners concerned. ` And then it was dogs! This is a problem that Council seeks' to,. Solve by calling for the ca -opera tion Of -dog owners. :to voluntarily 1confine 'their :pets. Not' only.. is it . gardeners and horticulturists. ' who complain -about canines ,on the loose. The ire of some par- ents; .who don't own '. dogs, has been •aro, used, as children play- ing on their: own lawns,:get 'into:' the filth ..left, there by stray • ani mals.• . Tendered Resignation , Kenneth Caineron who has • • beena member of the .Recreation • Committee ' since. its' 'official' for : 'nation- in 1956, tendered his re- signation' which , was received .". with regret by: Council'who . ex pressed. appreciation •. Of his :ser- Vices. Mr; Cameron said hp r: had , enjoyed being -associated with the Work of the committee but was •''; �`�presently to ,busy With :the Hor- ticultural Society to do his best on the Recreational Committee. • Is Your; Subscription Paid? .111Iii■ aa■iasisaa.■■mei.■■ al'analawasaaassa:alistala :auea ■masapaaallaa emafar■aaa■■sam■aa■sm r Farmc •� rest Donald' MacKinnon was••named, to fill Mr.. Cameron's unexpired term. Sii-IOWERS, IN HONOUR' OF WHITECH•URCH` 'I#RIDE-ELECT' k . There ee were 1 • 7 ladies `.attended;.• owe An honour. of Miss-. Janet .•; unt : on Friday evening at the thome� of Mrs. •George McClenag- hon. The ladies who - arranged• the pre-2ru�p:tial' event were, Miss Mildred, McC1eri han, Miss Mar- jorie Coultes,; Mrs: Acleleen Dow ling and., Mrs. Robert 'Aitchison.. :Janet Was Seated in 'a° decoded chair . and .Mrs. 'Johnstone, Conn played the Wedding March. : Miss Karen Groskorth ' sang a solo.. Mrs. Millan ,Moore 'gave a ".read ing. Janet ' es helped by Miss Marjorie Cotiltes and Miss Ruth Currie in'opening her many love--. ly gifts. • The ladies. of the co rimunity gave Janet, a. floor°lamp and two matching . table' Janus and a pair of .',sheets' besidess many ._other rxtisceilan•eoiis rifts .9fter', the gifts. were • opened, • Janet -thanked the; 'ladies' .and invited everyone to her • fronsseau• tea to be held at the home of :her parents;: Mr., and Ufrs,. .IR.ussel. Gaunt, on/ May i3th;, Janet was also. showered in Wingham at jean urr�ia. tteiide:d• etnd This tiller is not only good, it's great. Here is every feature of mportarice found in • tiller design today, including ' o rational reverse. Big engine -- bolo `tines,' and operating balance that makes . it .'unsurpassed for convenience with, ease of operation. • $129;5 As 'little as $13.00 • Dgwn. ,As low as '$6:00 monthly throu• gh - PLAN . • CR , .. 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