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She's -very busy discovering • that a reflection in
a . mirror is not another 'playmate. She'll learn
quickly, and all too soon she'll be discovering,
school and then•. boys' and before :you know it.
she'll be leading ber own life. Meanwhile, thanks
to her Dad's. foresight, she and her brothers
and, sisters- can count • on Sun Life .protection
and a college education. If her mother and father
have anything to do with it, their -young miss will
grow .up with every. possible . advantage.
l'm" associated with. Sun Life of
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Canada, the Company' with .thepolicy
that's right for you and your family,
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WIWAMi. KINANAN
Phone Wingham 347-1487
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LQCHALSH
Mr. and, Mrs. Oliver McCharles
arrived homefrom a three week.
trip 'to,Florida .
. ;Fred.Ritchie spent, the past few,
•weeks with John, McCharles,
• : Wm. Ross has sold ,,his 'farm .
to Jacob Verhulst
Doris Wylds of Toronto. visited
with Irlr and. -Mrs. Warren Wylds
and with.her mother in Wingharn
Hospital.
PRIZE WINNERS;:
Prize winners at'the Calico Ball
were Mrs. , Bob Macintosh and
Phyllis
Bradley, ;
Mrs.: Tom Farrell spent.a .few:
days',in Goderich with MI. and*',,
Mrs..Murray McGill and family..
Mrs tett :chi 'child-
ren,
Harold Gauntlett and 1
ren, Barry,. Brian and Barbara, are
• spending three weeks with her
parents, Mr.' and Mrs.' Frank Ham-
ilton, on route to Halifax.where
they will take up`residence.
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. Skill, Sad• 61/2„ 41.95
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Died Suddenly
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WILLIAM JAMES McDONALD
William James. McDonald died
suddenly at his home at..Kintail
on 'Thursday., March 31st, Poll-
owing a, heart attack. He was
65' years of age.,
Mr. McDonald' was born in Ash,
field'Township on January 28th,
1901, a son of Neil McDonald'
and Margaret Taylor McDonald,
where he lived his entire life,•
He was a, merchant at Kintail .for
the past fifty years'where they
.owned and managed the General
Store.
In 1930 he married Helen 'Mc.
D onald' of Huron Township: Also
surviving besides his wife are •
three..daughters Mrs.' Steve (Silly)*
Elliott of Port Huron Michigan,
Mrs. Dave (Margaret Agin) Bunce •
of•Toronto,. Jean at home, andv
one son A. N, (Sandy) McDonald.
of Kintail,,. one brother Earl of •
Ashfield; two sisters Mrs. 'Thomas':
(Alice) Bogie of, London, and ',
Mrs.' Ed (Irene). Riley of., Milbrae
California. • • _ •"
The funeral service warsheld
on Saturday April 2nd at'•Ashfield .
Presbyterian,Church with John.-
stone.
ohn=stone. and Son Funeral Ilorne,
Lucknow, :incharge, and Rev.
Neil ,MacCombie as clergyman.
Interment was .in'Kintail cern-.:
etery.' Pallbearers' were Joe .
O'Keefe, Bill Collinson, .William•.
Johnstone, Robert MacGregor,
Robert Simpson, Richard West
Mr, McDonald was •a member`
• :Of Lucknow 'Masonic Lodge 184.,
and Canadian Postmaster's'Assoc
':iation, • 'A Masonic service was
held at, the Johnstone and Son
Funeral Home on Friday evening.
Lucknow: District Co-op
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HENSALL
..001.0 262-2714
Atriangle of•land• comprising
the southwest of Bruce, County,`
and the northwest •of Huron•should
be incorporated in the Saugeen or
Maitland Oonservation Authorities;,.
A. S. L. Barnes, .director of the.
provincial conservation branch°•ad-
vises This.' area ;is now . not in any
authority., and Mr. .:Barnes ,suggests'
the •part:, in Bruce go .to the Saug
een Authority 'and that in Huron :• to.
,the Maitland,.
The .• municipalities in Bxuce aff-
ect ed. would% be Kincardine., Ripley
•and Lucknow: and Huron, Kinard-•
ine and. Kinloss townships in Water-
sheds now draining, into- the Pene
tangore,. Little',Sauble,.. Pine and
Underwood Rivers.
Inclusion ,of these municipalities
would increase the assessment of'
the Saugeen authority area by .
about $10,000,000.,. The request
for inclusion.must come from the.
outside municipalities and, must
be accepted by at least two-thirds
of those municipalities now in the
authority. .
The 1966 levy of the 8,au.geen
authority will be $29.872; Han-
over is the. •largest, contributor at •
$2,846; Other major contributors
are Walkerton $2,167;• Brant $1,
663;•,Norma'nby $1,441; Garrick
$1,.42u; •Mount'Forest $1,414; Ben-
tinck $1,404; ;Durham $1,264;
Egremont $1,159; Port •Elgin $1,
106;• .Greenock $1,045; and South-..
ampton $1,016. '
'Assessed value of land inthe
watershed totals $68,002,.000 and
its population is 54822, With an
area of 1.; 619 square miles the
Saugeen Authority is the second
largest authority in Ontario.
The authority's levy is ratted',
half on assessment and• half on.
population. The "rates are .218'
mills on assessment acid 29 cents
per. capita;
NICUGH
' '
Weir�Ecke'nswiller left last
Sunday •'for Toronto where he join
-
'ed boatfor surrinrnet. mon-
ths.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy.Schn Ieller
,
'
�• Jim."and Betty • �-were recent visit
firs. with Mr. and Mrs., i
Elgn Hogg
gg
'and 'family •at Wingham:
Mrs. Donald Maclntyre supplied
in this school in the absence .
of Mrs. James McEwan..
Mrs;: Tom Hodgins held a suca-
essful 'auction:sale•on Saturday
afternoon. " '
Visitors with Mrs. James•. Hod-
gins were Mr. and Mrs. -Jack
'Herrington and. sons of Sarnia,
-Mr. and Mrs. Art Hodgins; con..
.10,:sMrs: Ethel James of,Wingh'ar
and George H;etheringt'on of Blue-
vale.
luevale
A pleasant social evening was
held in the Orange -Hall on 'Fri- •
day evening.
The Easter Service in the Ang_
lican Church will be held at .1.30
p.m: and on: Good Friday ,a Ser-
vice will' be held at Kingarf at
2 o'clock. •
Mr: and Mrs. Bert Nicholson
and Lois visited on Sunday with
Mr.,•and Mrs. •George,Cuyler at
Millarton. : ' .w . • •
CARD PARTY •
The H.W.I. held .a card party
in:the hall on. Monday evening
when a social time was enjoyed.,
ASHFIELD
' distance attending the funeral:
were Mr. and:Mrs, :Steve Elliott
'and family of. Port Huron, Mr.
and Mrs, . David' Bunce. ” Toronto,
Dr:.and Mrs. Wenzell.'and Donald
of Detroit, Mrs. Tom Bogie of '
London, ' Mr. .and' .Mvirs..Harvey ..
H:aggedorn. of Paisley.
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TOP QUALITY `ESSO
HEATING EQUIPMENT.
(on easy, 10•year, budget terms)
Alt
'The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be held in Ashfield
• Presbyterian Church .nekt Sunday
at 11 a.m with preparatory ser ,
vices at 8 p.m. Friday evening.
Mussell Moncrief spent a few
, days .in Wingham Hospital with
'flu last •week. Mrs. Wm. John-
son is„a patient in Goderich Hosp-
ital. / • •
Alvin Collinson• left for his
boat on Monday..
Sympathy is extended tri the
relatives of the :late WM. Mac-
Donald.; Among'those from a
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