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MRS. MacDONALD
Mrs, Thelma Alison MacDonald
passed away suddenly or a heart •
attack March 7th in ToiOnto;
She was the fOrmer Thelma
Cairns, daughter of the late Herb-
• ert and Alison Cairns, and was •
born at Evanston, Illinois, January
1st, 1902. left an orphan.as a.,
small child she was raised by, an
• uncle and aunt in Perth, Ontario;
•COmpleting.a course in„Business,
she worked as a seeretarY•in.Detr
• roit, Michigan.' In 1923, she'
.married Thomas A. MacDonald,
eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
D.S.MacDonald of Lucknow. •
They lived in Windsor and Kings-
• ville until:1941 when Tom was •
forced to give up his garage.busi-
• nes due to ill -health. They re-
turned to Lucknow and lived at
the MacDonald home (now known
as Clandonald). Her husband
passed away in December 1945. •
She is survived by one daughter,
Dorothea, Mrs. Walter Birch of
• Toronto, and one son, Thom,as A.
of Dartmouth , Nova Scotia who
series in the Canadian Navy, and
twoigrandsons, Walter Thomas
Birch and Torinny.Patil MacDonald
also one -sister, Mrs. Melba Gib.:
son, of Marian, Ohio. ,
Of a very friendly. nature, ,Thel-
ma made Irkany friends in this '
community. She servedterms as
• president of the WI A. of the Un-
ited Church, Ladies Auxiliary to ,
Kairshea .W I . and .the .Ea'stern •
Phone'Vfikhain 35 7- 1987.
Star. She was bookkeeper for •
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LIFE AS$URANCE COMPANY OF CANADA several years at the Lireknow.Saw•-
Delegation-Oppose
Boun4gry Opening
HURON COUNCIL MINUTES
-Huron Township Countil met
• on March 7 for the regular meerin
• with all members present. Min-.
.,utes of last regular and three spec7
• ial rneetings,were read and con-
firmed.. •
• A delegation attended.the meet-
. ing objecringto'opening.the Kin- •
ardine boundary and also gave
some sugestions, on the proposed
widening of Con. A: frCan Con. 4
to Con. 10.. They were told by
CounCil thit. the Kincardine Bound-
• ary project was oft for.the tithe
being 'and that agreement had.bcen
• reached with the Town that the
Town 'will improve, Bruce.Aye‘,.. =4
Hurbrt Township will inarroYe Con.
12 from 21 highway to Con; A.
COuncil decided ito complete the
. , plans for openng•the boundary in
'. case it rhightbe opened at a future
. • date.. '
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Mri H. C-erer reported the • •
deeds far a road behind the coital'
of ,_
ges south Point , Clark. were ail at
• the LaWyer's office and..asked the
council 'to acdept.thern and build
the 'proposed rOad. • • '•, •
The following tenders were, • ..,
awarded;*Gravel erushing.::.:foel,:err
Construction of Wins•harn .15'
per yard. Dozers and scrapers,
•' W.I:Shantz of Huron Twp. Dozer
• ;...S16 and dozer and scrai..Ner
1S. per hr. Motor scraper Hged
Kerr of Win0iam 4.7 8.1€ per 1.,r; •
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Hauling pit run eravelt Bill Kemp-
ton and Harry Coiling 4'23e per
'. yard for the rpt Mile and Sc per
yard' for each additional Mile
. , hauled. McTavish Bridget G.A.
' Gibson and Sons of Wroxeter,
, $26.07.4, with the Township supp-
• lying the cementand reinforCitig
,
steel, lt!ied hall•,piano: Bob Court-
% .tiey for $10.
• Dave Nioore was hired as general
handyman for the year q 1.50
• drain inipeCtor when required,
ail
per hr. and to also act as htunicip
, Road expenditure by-law was
• passed for 1966 at $70,000 and
sent to the Departinent of Highways
for approval. ,
The regular meeting's business
could not be completed at
•
6
p.m.' and was adjourned .until •
next morning to finish after which
reports on. three municipal drains
were, read and provisionally adopt-
• ed. Roadaccounts paid were •
$7155.73 and township 'accounts
$3830.31. Council adjournecitto
meet for next regular meeting,
on April 4., • • •
• Last year The Salvaucx1 Army in
Canada provided shelter for 1,157; N
000 homeless and unattached men,
Are Natives. Of Dungannon Area
, Brent Holman and Dolores
Mr, and Mrs. Stuart •Finlay of I pgraannywhp
dchitikirlanbep
n,desliagxhotehdotl
tShaisskaarteor obanedrvforedm.thereirnaoilithesaonfn. 1 trmunmnp:ftpseeiveocnt.joAnIst.a.mr. AnE
iSv:srksaartoY07hFoemberuaarTyh2e°7101alowt ttgir 1iTehdtArisi4H. olau9nsode6.mia'tspu..Fningiaanynowne
arsttarTichlappeared
itee 060etnhixw.eddiinn:haenniSaysekrastaoryon1 . of ii Ashfield Township anent
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1MOrEithanSdt.Mr, Ss'aShtautooarte*r•invilaasYc:flelb1r1 .1_9g09inththeye civiaraechwraemst:Bhoon
add Sunday. : .' , ' in
the Finlay homestead then
ru
:friioemtooai.Scaaimkaetona' :nahodlite
ehnbsouurrseouInedain
In the afternoon manY friends. g :itir91
119w.6hoeThrreetetiryheerndyQtrvoeerndlcroai4neEpdlis:
at their home.: ,Later their family., home In Saskatoon •,.
honciiiTed thern,at a dinner at Jay . Their family of four we
Dees. ''. ••• • Franklin Finlay of Saskato
•There the table was decorate4 • Hazel Johnston' (deceased)
with' a Miniature church scene, ' Vera Holman of Devon,
.a three -tiered cake, and silver -
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and Mr. °Stuart Finlay of•E
tapersholding lighted white .cand-,
trival Theireight grandc
Finlay, Dolores Log
les.- The cake had been made byO
Velva Buell Susan Finlay
• tiahinnedi• rFdigrulauaagynhdt.dera.uta.....tlearw, ,,Vmre.lvsa. ,BFruaenk11,- •
Finlay and JOhn Finlay w .
Holman, Brent Holman, (
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Toast Mille couple was proposed present for the oeoasiOn a
.by a nephew, •Mr. Finlay Reid °f Cindy Finlay. one of the
Edmonton. -Congratulatory mess- ' great-grandchildren. ..
ages were received from HM Queen . Among out-of-town gu
• Elizabeth; Prime Minister.L.B. the diantond wedding cel
• Pearson, the it , Hon, J;G.Diefen- 'were•Missletitia Durnin,
baker, Premier Ross Thatcher, U. Whiteley and Mrs. Olive
'Gov: R.L.Hanbidge, as well as of Goderjch, Ontario; Mrs
from friends and relatives. . • .erson, thsow; Mr. and Mr
'Following the dinner Mr-. and.. Reid of Edmonton; Mrs.
Mrs. Finlay were entertained
.w
it
h
Logan
of Pine
Poin.t ,14W
reminkences by Mr. Finlay ReidndMrs.H41nan(ft
and°Ieslowjlgotpicttresde; Alta., Mrs. E. Evans of
picung their earlymarriedlife
Mi. Gordon
John Finlay, Robert Holman. . Ontario. • •
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'and for severalyears was employ-
. ed in an Insurance of ce there. •
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•Funeral service wa held Thurs-
. day afternoon from e MacKenzie
Funeral Home Lucknow, with
temporary eniombment, in South,
Kinloss Mausoleum. Pallbearers
were Donald Maclntyre, Ira Dick-
ie, Leonard Maclnnes, Harry Lav-
• is and nephews Stewart and Inglis
• MacDonald., •
Mrs. MacDonald was a membez
•�f Luckno‘;,, United Church and
Rev. Howard Strapp conducted
the service. •
71:11rhy. Fearnturns.
• delivereCd b r):•J F:iroinr sig 300 'Century .
Farms In Huron..•
Y a
of the Junior •Farmers' Association , Huron
County, Int allsi7son:
At the January. Direetor's Meeting ber tO by
yfari rec.t:anrg
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Of Ontarici, the Association adopted •
ing and identification of all Cent -
be 16 inches by 19 iliche
tch. • • - • .
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as a Centennial Project the locat- M
The Century Farm Si
ury Farrns in the Province of Ont -
it will be made of twentl
ario. •
(Intended for.Last Week)
• Mrs. Don Gray, Bonnie and
Donald of London Mr and Mrs'
• Former. Resident • Calvin David and Shirley,
• ' of Oshawa, .spent the weekend
• (St; Helens 'News)
Mr. and .2,frs.• Lorne Durnin.• Mr.
and M.rs.' Angus McDonald and •
and Mi. and l',Ars. 'Wm.
Rintoul attended a surprise birthday
•party for Nis. Elizabeth t.fcDon-'
aid on Saturday, evening at Mr. •
With their mother Mrs Tom •
Magothn, and visited with their,
father, Mr. Magoffin, a patient
in Wingharn and District Hospital.
-* Mr. and t.irs.• Don Dirstein of
• Toronto spent the weekend with
• her parents, •Mr. and Mrs•. Russel
and 1.6s. lingh David McDonald's. Gaunt, . • •
at Whitechtprch. Yzs. McDonald Visitors with Mr. and' Mrs. Ivan
was S5 on' March eth-Con.gratn- Laidlaw were Mr. and Mrs: Clar-
latices. • •• . ence Crowston,. Debbie and Dale
Da n Rose of. Emo was Sunday of Chatham • for the weekend,
-ViSitar and.1,&s. Harvey and on Sunday othervisitors were
. Webb. , •• 't Mr. and Mrs., Orland Irwin and
Sympathy of the community goe!' family of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs.
to 1,/s. and•Nfrs: Min Curran in the Clayton Alton and Anne, Ashfield,
.-tdden asit:g of ;his bi6thers 15ert" and John Crowston. 1.11c•know.
ram Curan,• in London early Su Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber, Anne
day rncrnitg* - Marlene and Clair were Sunday
ham and District Hospital.
cold rolled steel, and wi
Maurice Love, R. R. #3 'Exeter '
' . ' ble faced (i.e..'thesign
Who is Huron Counties Provincial '
painted on both sides).
Director is compiling a list of. .
of the sign to qualifying
Barnes and addresses of possible' .
will be $1.00 wittrthe J
Century Farmowners in 'Huron •
nters'Association of Ont
County.. Clerks from all of Huron's
sidizing the, remainder q
16 townships have been requested t
of each sign. There wil
advise Mr. Love as to the Owners,
es in each sign - two at
of Century Farms in their respect-
formounting and tit
ive. townships. Any farmers qual- :
for attaching a name pl.
ifying for recognition in tliis pro- •
jet may theck.with their local. ,-- •
Pense)..• • . • , •
township clerk to see if their farm
In order to qualify , a:
•
is included:' * •• be resided on, and it•ml
' • Immediately following the Jun -
active operation; farms
ior Farmers' Association of Ontario
. register,ed in the same.fi
Conference in Guelph; March 11,;. r_ •
• tor 100 or more years as
lit; 1967; farms in the
widow will qualify; an i
farm will be.eligible..
It is estimated that o
ms may qualify for Cen
sign recognition. in Hurc
• E. W. ;lice is a patient in Wing- visitors with' Mr: and Mrs. Harry
•
I. D. Durnin spent a few days at,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ho.we and' • Orders placeil now rand before. f S r
Louis this past week.
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
ON FLORIDA TRIP • •• Carl McClenaglian:••
. Mrs. W.• I. Miller and Isobel,
PRACTISE TEACHING
an&M,its. W. p, Rutherford, visited
Sandra Pridharn of Mitchell,
at ki‘chmand with Mr. and student teacher at Stratford Teach-
' Gordon 'McIntyre on the week;
ers College, is' practise teaching
end. Miss.Putherford plans to
this week at S.§.. No. 10 under
leave for Flovida4nn Monday. the supervision of /sets. Kenneth
, Ed Blackwell was recently lock- t
Wheeler. Miss Pridham is staying,
ed on the heel by a horse but x -lay
I at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
in hos- ital revealed no broke -
Albert Coultes while teaching here
bones.
12 and 13, all possible•Century.
Farm owners Will receive a notice
or order form. from the Huron Cou-
nty Junior Farmers Aisobiation.
May 14, will be established as '•
the deadline for Submitting' appli-
catiOns for' signs to deSignate •
ORDER NOW AND AVOID FREIG
METAL AND'TAX INCREASES AND
MONEY
the Purina Research :Fa.rm.s at St.
• Sandra of Teeswater were Sun- for a 'firm price for 'both labour • and Material or, p
Lucknow and District Orders Can Be Placed At
MURDIE'S• 14ARI3WAItE
• LutKNow. *PHONE S28.2$4 „