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GENERAL INSURANCE
Business. 39 HOWARD AGNEW
Residence 138.
aviller, McIntosh &:
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Bell Telephone Building
WALKERTON
, A. HUNTLEY, C.A. --- Resident. Manager.
Telephones: Business 633; Residence 106.
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GARDEN HOSE . SPRINKLERS SOAKERS
PICNIC
HAMPERS THERMOS JUGS
ELECTRIC FANS
INSECT BULBS
WINDOW :: SCREENS SCREEN DOORS
FLY SCREENING':
GARBAGE CANS.
GREEN CROSS . and ' HOWARD'S INSECTICIDES
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i..uarnow
EAST 'WAWANOSH STEER.
DIED IN' JUNE .FROM RABIES'.
Mr. Harold Vincent, 9th :Con.'
of',East• Waw'anosh;`had the mis-
fortune to lose a big steer in
June and ,Dr. McLennan,. Seas
forth, pronounced the :cause of
death due 'to rabies. Mr. Vincent
lost a 'cow ; in'' December, when
one :morning he went to the barn
and - met a fox in the passage
way' and killed it, with a piece
of piping In,. a few weeks the,
cow ;died. The fox had entered
the stable;.. -through the top of
the door into the, pen of loose
cattle..
ucknow Distri
Phone 71
,DNESDAY,' JULY 22n4, 1959
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ASHFIELD PRES. W.M.S.
ORGANIZE 75 YEARS Apo'
Mrs. Ewan .McLean was host
ess for the July meeting of Ash. -
field W.M.S. which was held on
Thursday, July 16th. Mrs. D: R,
McKenzie opened the meeting
with'prayer repeating the W,M,.
S: purpose in • unison • and the
singing of .Hymn.570. Mrs: Jack
McCreight ` had, the devotional.
Eler topic„,was "deliverance". She
urged, .us all to use our talents
and they „shall be muiltiplyed
Mrs. Dick West read a paper on
the work ' of Lucy Baker, .our
first missionaryto the Indians in
Western Canada. Mrs. •Jack. Col-
linson gave. a fine account . of
when the : W MTS.' started' in 'Can-
Ida: Ashfield branch was started.
n 1884. In 1964 the W.M.S. will
!elebrate its'. 100th Anniversary
ind,the Presbytery of Huron,and
daitland its 58th. Mrs,. ;. D.• ., R.
tcKenzie, .as commentator con-
lucted. a panel discussion on :the.
V.M.S. activities. Mrs. Bruce
&Donald' told of, the, work -of Have You Renewed Your Sub-
rospital visitors, Marianne West • scraption7
of the • Deaconess's work, Mrs.
N. G. McKenzie of the. Regional
secretaries work, Mrs. D. J. Mc-,
Murch of the way 'Christian.
Literature is supplied to the dif-
ferent. nationalities in Canada, in
French, ` Italian, Hungarian and.
Ukrainian. ° Mrs, D. R. MacKenzie
told how; the '':G.LT: money
was used. Mrs.. Howes offered
prayer,. The offering was • receiv
ed , and dedicatory prayer given:
Florence . McLennan. ' favored.
' us with a' solo. "Iii. the ,garden".;
We were very pleasedto have
present with us, Mrs: J. R. Mc-
Donald. They will 'always have
a . very dear 'place in our hearts:
We welcomed home, our presid-
ent irom:lier recent trip to West-,
ern' `Canada. She conducted the
usiiiess of the meeting. Miss
die 'Johnston offered her home
for the August meeting of : 'the
. W.M.S. There were twenty-eight
members, and two, 'visitors pre,
sent.
MONUMENTS
For sound counsel.' and a fair price' on a monument
correctly designed, from • quality material,
rely on
SKELTON , MEMORIALS:
Pat • O'Hagan, Prop.
Established Over Sixty 'Years
Phone 638-w
'Walkerton
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WALTER. BRECK:LES
KINLO:UGH,, ONTARIO . Phone 18-20 Ripley,
,Your John Deere Dealer Automotive and .Tactor Repairs
Arc . and:Acetylene welding •. • Machine Work . , Pioneer
Chain Saws, Lawn • and •Garden Equipment
For your best buy in diesel tractors, see the "David Brown".
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when, you can be • protected against your liability to
others including: ,
TRACTORS, MACHINERY and LIVESTOCK
.also ANIMAL. COLLISIQN
J. A. McDonagh
Insurance Ageney
Office, '.Lucknow 306
Phones •
Res., Dungannon• 61-r-5
FLEW TO EUROPE
FOR HONEYMOON
gin a honeymoon in. Europe, A f li ht to. Amsterdam to fol-
lowedIbex-
the . marriage of 'Dr. and
Mrs. Douglas. James •Alton, whose
wedding was solemnized in •Bloor
St. United , Church on . Saturday,
July 4th. •
'Rev. A. W. Jones, officiated. at.
the late afternoon ceremony unit-
ing in marriage Miss Miriam
Janis Weatherley, daughter of
Mr.' and ` Mrs. ,Stanley Weather -
ley ' and. Douglas Alton son : of
Mr and Mrs. William Whitney.
Alton of Toronto, and formerly
Of the Lueknow community. The
groom's mother ' was the tonna.
Grace Thompson of Kinloss.
i. Entering . the .church • on "• her
father's arm; the `bride wore a
princess gown. of ' parchment de-
lustered satin made with Empire
waistline and short pointed
sleeves; pearl and., crystal bead:
motifs at the sweetheart neck-
line ` and across the .cathedral
train. 'Her, fingertip veil fell from
A ' crown . of seed pearls'. .andshe
carried white' orchids with lair-
of-the-valley,.
ilyof-the-valley,. stephanotis and ivy.
tendrils.
':Her attendants, .Mrs Fred Far -
ch' of Calgary, sister of the; bride;
Miss . Eyelyrl ,Stoynoff, Miss • Sal=
ly 'White and :.Miss Robin Crock-
er, were dressed in silk organza
floral -patterned' . in : mauve, .Pale
yellow . and green. and styled
with fitted bodices and harem
skirts. They were ' ` Worn with
matching Sabrina jackets, and:
crowns or. ;organza . and velvet
.petals., held :brief unalive veils
They carried shasta daisies with
trailing myrtle. •
Dr.. Frederick Barry . Roberts!
was groomsmanand ushering•
were Mr Z''red Farch• of Calgary,
Dr. David .Scott, Mr. rn with
ma •
tching and Mr: Jack Alton of
Lucknow:
• . Dr, and Mrs. Alton are to live
in .Toronto
:h'riends. and ..relatives from
this district who 'attended the
wedding were: Mr. • and Mrs: Sam
Alton, Mr. and. Mrs.: Jack Alton,
12r. and Mrs: ' Neil.. McLennan
Mrs. }Gordon .Stanley • of
Ripley, Mr '}.and . Mrs. Harold
Thompson and. ",Miss Elexy .Bell
of1' Kincardine, eMr; and Mrs.
Frank Thompson, . Corabelle' and!
Ronnie of Holyrood and Mrs
William, H. Mann of Teeswater..I
ST.: HELENS
Mr.. and Mrs:. G. ; :S. McIntyre
who are, moving this week from
Bracebridge' to ' Richmond Hill,
were. week -end visitor's. With Mr.:
and Mrs.. W...I, Miller.- Donald
McIntyre ..returned homewith
them after' spending ,a`'hohday
here:,
Mr . and Mrs'. William Sebbin I
of Stratford ' were recent visitors
with Mr. and'. Mrs.: Wallace' Mil-
ler. .
We are sorry to report that
Mr. Joe Stilart is'again' a patient
in the ' Wingham : and .District'
General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Frank . McQuillin
and Terry Wilson' 'were, in Mit-
:1
on Sunday for!
a re -union �.
of the nurses in Mrs. McQuillin's I.
graduating class., Mr.. and Mrs,
John Cameron accompanied them
and,, visited with Mr. and. Mrs.
James Douglas. : • ti
Dr. W.. C. MacGregor.of Chic -,i
ago an Mr Alex MacGregor; of
Granum, . Alberta are : visitors
with their sister, ,Mrs,, George '
Stuart and Mrs: Stuart, Dr: Geo,
MacGregor 'of ,!Chicago was also
a week -end visitor with Mr, and
Mrs.' Stuart •, '
INTERRED AT GREENHILL
Theashes of the late Robert
Brown, a• forer Lucknow dry.
goods ,merchant, were .interred
in the family plot in Greenhill.
Cemetery early this month: Mrs.
Brown, and a son I(eith, who
diedwhile they resided in Luck-
now./
uck•.
now , are buried in Greenhill.
I36b, as he 'Was ' popularly
known, to old friends in Luck -
,now, died suddenly on June. 7th,
at his home in North Vancouver
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