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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO '.
WEDNESDAY, DEC 6th, 1961;
owing Weeks Cour focally,
Qualify dor St. John Certificates
°
Keen • interest 4 •aS ,shown, in,
file St. John A.m,laulance first
aid classes sponsored by the
• Lucknow Fire Cornpany• and held
in :the town,. hall each" Monday
evening for the past eight weeks.
The course, offered to fall citi-
zens of Luck/low arid district, was
• brought ' to. 'a�.happy, conclusion
last- .Monday evening when can-
didates were successfully exa-
mined by 'Dr:- D. R. Finlayson
and+Dr. M. H. Corrin for Certi
iicates and higher awards of the
association.
'Those qualified for Certificates:
in First. Aid are: Mrs: • • Anne
Austin, Harold M. Austin, Alvin
E. Baker, -Mrs. Doris Bushell
(Halyroo d), John • W: Bushell
• (Kincardine), .Mrs. Doris Colwell,
Mrs. Marjorie E. • Cunningham,
Herbert R Errington, Walter. F.
Hawthorne, :Miss Marilyn L. Hen-
derson,,. John S. Jamieson, Mrs.
Margaret Keith, Mrs. Nina Mac,-
Donald
ac-Donald • (Kincardine, Miss Bev
erley A,, McKenzie, Elmer G.
MacKenzie, James . McNaughton,
' Mrs. Susan :MeN,aughton, Miss
' Elizabeth B. Mathers; Mrs. Violet
• B: • Mintz, Mrs. Catharine, Purves;
Terry G. Rathwell,. .Miss Barbara
J. Rathwell, Irving 1t. Reid,.
Lloyd •S `Saunders,''Mrs.: Mary K.
Small .(Kincardine), Harold Tan-
ner, Norman B Taylor 'and: Mrs.
E11eda M. Wightman
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Voucher�'in First; Ail• •' (2nd ex •
-amination) :to -be awarded to,
/'Thomas. M. Anderson, James'
• Lyons and George , R. ' Whitby '
The • 1961 label to the Medallion
to Alfred :'E. •Ritohie
Awards w11 be ' ,marled direct
. to recipients' in due' course from
St. John'' Ambulance headquart-,
ers,•
The :instructor • for the local•
classes, C, H. Magee of Clinton,
who has, conducted similar cours-
es- in eighteen . other '. conrinunities
.during the current` year, reports
• he• find's a Marked and :realistic
awareness for the:need of such
'training ; among the general pub-
lic in :order that prompt and in
telligerit. emergency first aid may
be given in times :of •accident" or
q4 sudden• ;disaster.
Toa Late ToCiassify
FOR SALE 4 Registered PPL -
led l Hereford. Bulls 14. months.
old, . tested: Harvey , Maize and
Son, phone 14-r-8,, Dungannon.,, -
PIGS' FOR SALE „L. 13: hunks,
for. • sale. Carl. M.Clenaghan,
Whitechurch. .
Forme Ashfiel
Reeve- ' Passes
ALEX F. MacDONALD • .2.
Ill only a few days following. •
a . severe stroke, death came to '
Alex F..MaoDonald,, one of Ash IN
-
field's well: known and' highly C"
.esteemed residents, in . Wingham
Hospital on Thursday,- November itt
30th:,e
Mr ; acDonald:was in his 83rd
year and was a . lifelong resident A
of :Ashfield Township where , he •Kt
was' born:. on March 29th; 1879.
He was One of a family of nine
children • born to ,Finlay Mac-
Donald and .Sarah • Halliday.
Alex's .father. was born in Scat -
land and ' his mother in: Prince
Edward: Island • " •
On December 30th,. 1908,. he
married Annie: Johnstone of Ash.
field Township. The terenony
was perforined by' Rev.'Alexander 'I•
Miller • of Ashfield Presbyterian
Church, of which: Mr. arid • Mrs .4
MacDonald' have been . faitl}ful
meniibers. Alex' and his . brother
]Dan, joined the church in 1897, M
and' have • been corisidered as. the 41
longest continuing active mein: i;;+'
bers of the congregation.
Alex -was also keenly. interest .!
ed in municipal.• life and served '1"
as. Township councillor for three .
years :and ' for -more than ` five:..
'years; as reeve He -assumed 't'he
1'--
reeveship early in 1938, upon 'the ,
death of Reeve Richard Johnston 4'.
Mr. MacDonald filled • the office
Until the end of. 1943 When he
was succeeded by Gilbert Frayne •
Fraternally Alex .was an ardent
Mason. l; Ie ' ' joined ' Old Light .
Lodge ,On, March 16th, 1905, , held
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ENDERSON 'LUMBER
Limited
.,Ueltnow: Ont.
the Master's chair in 1:9:14, and
has been the holder of: a. 56 -year;•
"jwe1 for over 6' years. He was
honoured' by, Old Light with . a••
"life meirmbership and .many mem-
bers. of the • order performed 'the
last rites at a memorial service
at his residence .en Friday even-
ing
Upon 'their 'm,ar.riage,: Mr. ' and
Mrs; : MacDonald '• took up resi-
Bence on the: farm obtained•:by his
;father. :from the. Crown .. about
1850; •and where . their son David.'
resides.'Upon retiring some eight
years ago; M. and • Mrs. Mac..
Donald moved to the residence
•which• Was the former„ ;Ashfield.
Manse.
Mr. MacDonald was a "fiddler",
as he chose to 'call• ' 'himself,: of
some note. 'He learned the violin
as,a lad •of 10;' and never ceased
to find enjoyment in . playing: it.
The, remains rested at his late.re idence until . Saturday,, when
service was held in ' Ashfield
Presbyterian Church, conducted
.by hiS: pastor, ReV. Neil McCorn-
bie. Johnstone's Funeral Home
wa.S in charge
Interment was in Kintail Ce
m•etery; the ' pallbearers : being,
Donald Simpson, . William 'Far-
rich, . J°ack Mackenzie, Alan Cul
bert,. Finley '`MacDonald, •Gordon
Robb.
SurviVirig besides his wife, are
two' daughters, Mabel .of ..Wind
$or, Mrs, Richard West (Jean)of
Ashfield and two:. sons, Lloyd of
Goderich, IDavid of• Ashfield and.
13 grandchildren.; °`
Surviving also' ate four broth--
ers, D. A. MacDonald of Loch-
alsh; Jim. of Billings, Montana;
•Thomas of • Ashfield; Roddy' 'of
Excelsior, Minnesota, and two
sisters, Mrs John Campbell
(Belle) off, Hamilton and Mrs•
Donald Matt/or/aid (Annie). of
Lochalsh
He, was. pie deceased Isy a two
brothe'rs,.l cnrietit and° John,.
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