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1NEDNESDAY, JUNE to 1966 -•THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 7ONTA,RPO•
Father, Three Sons. AnniverSary At
. Calv• in -Brick
Squirt Housg.
to team
3n, Captain
!d the trophy
Winners
.:League,
nning teams
'esis,
°d "Most
lis and' ,
nnan, Squirt;
mnan,Pee
as ofMr, and
of Ash,fieltl
antam; son of 'I
n. Mackenzie'.
Midget; son
t Cuyler.
)f M?., and
of Lucknow,
are Allan . ,,'
Bob.Baun,
ennis•Drenn•l.
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courtesy
dine N e.ws,
�oderich Herd'
verages $607.
The Meadow. Glade Holstein herd
of W. Hume Clutton and. Son, God-
erich, was dispersed. May 23 at the,
Shore Sales Arena, Glanworth,
with 24 head bringing a total.of
$14,580, for the verAy fine average
of $607 each.
Hume.. Clutton has been named.
a Master Breeder by the Holstein
Friesian Association and served for
:25 years as the Secretary of the
Huron County. Club. •
Top price'of $1,47$ was paid by
'Weaver Bros:, Belmont, for Mead=
ow Glade Citation Alice, a three-
year-old daughter 'clf the Class •
Extra. sire, Rosafe, Citation R.
Rudolf Jensen and _Son, Meaford
'bought the "Very :Good" cow Burt
shill Kark Lass for $1,325, while
Hooper Bros.., .St. Marys;: paid •
$1,300 for a"Very Good" •daughter,
of Rosafe Citation• R , and D.M.
Simpson, Science Hill, secured a
"Very Good"' daughter of the class
"Extra" sire Rosafe. Shamrock Per-
sews for $1,000. •
Six head were bought by Stuart
Luckhardt , W iarton
13: milking fernales averaged
'$745.; two bred )reifers $510.;
7 open yearlings ,$413.;; and.two
heifer calves $275.
Other good prices included $825
paid by. Christ. E. Riehl, of Leola
Pa, fora three -;year-old daughter:
of Rosafe; Citation R.; $650 paid
by. Lutz Bros, , .Norwich, Ont., for
a, four-year-old daughter of ben- •
field Inka Supreme Sovereign; and'
$575 paid by.Stuart:W..Luckhardt
for ;a bred heifer.
BrickLay.rFor
Ouer. Sixty Year
,JQHN A,. ADAMS
John Alexander Adams died sud-
denly in Wingharn and; District
Hospital on Friday, May 20th,
•from a heart attack. He was in •
his 81st year, born February 25th,.
1886,• in Howick Township, Huron
County, son of. John and Susanna
'Maud Adams.. •-,
Mr. Adams. was married to Mary
Ritchie of Ayr in 1939, • She died
in March 1943. He was also pre-= •
deceased by one sister, Violet
Milligan, • .
, In February 1955 ; he marrieds
.:,lJeatrice Keith, formerly of Tees-
water, who survives, also four '
• nieces and two nephews, Mrs.
• Jack (Jean) Gibson, Miss Helen
Milligan, Jack and 'Donald Milli-
gan, Wroxeter, 'Mrs.; George. "
(Maude) Paulin of Clifford, and •
Mrs. Norman (Isabel) Ashby of
,,Waterloo,
Mr. Adams was a well known
brick -layer working at his trade
for over 50 years; •
Remains rested at the. Johnstone
Funeral Home,:.Lucknow , from
Friday until Sunday noon., then
to the Moir Funeral Parlour Gorrie
where service was conducted at
2 P.m . Monday , :with interment:
in Wroxeter Cemetery., Rev. R.H.
MacLeod' of Lucknow Presbyterian
Church was in charge;of the "sery
•.
'. Pallbearers were J. L. 'Mac-•,
Milian, Oliver Glenn, of Lucknow;,
Paul, Harvey,Russel Adams of
Wroxeter, and Wrn..Adams,of •
Brussels./ •
All Queens Gras
Mr. and' Mrs, Malcolm. Arm- (Whitechurch News), •
strong, John,. and MisS Janice Anniversary Services .was heldi
Smeaton, of Sault Ste. Marie, at Calvin-Brick•Church on
spent:the holiday weekend at their
cottage at Point Clark.
They attended the Graduation
exercises at Queen's,University;
Kingston, ;when John received his
M. A. degree. Malcolm and his
three sons all graduated from
Queens. • •
John and a pal, Gary Dover, : ._
left :last weelt, on a six months tour
of Europe. John is a nephew. of
Kenneth Murdie of Lucknow;
John*smother i the former Bessie
Murdie,'daughter of the late Mr
and Mrs. Williarn'Murdie of. Luck
• Sunday at 11 a.m. The church.
was decorated with spring, flowers, 1
The messages of Song were given
by the Junior choir and Jim Rob-
ertson sang a solo, Mrs. George
McGee presided atthe organ and.
Mrs. Jim Robertson at the piano„
The guest speaker was Miss
Clara McGowan• of Goderich who..
se text was "In as much as ye ••
have done it unto one of these."
A ,large crowd was in attendance.
Mr, and Mrs. ,Albert Coultes,., •
Mr. and Mrs; John Gaunt, Mr.
and Mrs, Norman Coultes,, visited.
Sunday'af te'rtioon° with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs,, George
Coultes at Huronview Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Paul •Groskorth and
Shawna of Toronto .spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood .Groskorth and on Sunday
all attended the christening in
Wingham Presbyterian Church of
Heather .Leslie, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Moffat of. Wingham.
Mrs.. Moffat is the former Karen.
Groskorth :' ':
Mr. 'and Mrs. George Needham
and Jimmie of Pinkerton spent. , •.•
Sunday with her parents, •Mr.. and.
Mrs., Ira'Will, and family, .and ,.
attended anniversary services here.
Mr. and. Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw,
Janie and Paul, attended the grad-
uation dinner of Patricia, daughter
of 'Mr. and. Mrs;. Kenneth. Laidlaw,
of London
Visitors on Saturday with • Mr.
and Mrs. George Fisher were
now.
Committal Service
At Greenhill
Dr. George W. MacGregor,
daughter Donna Kuehlhorn
grandson Bern Kenneth, and Mr.
Lee of Chicago spent decoration
holiday weekend' with the form
er's sisters, Miss Catherine Mac-
Gregor and: Mrs.. George Stuart. •
They all. Were•present for the'.
committal` service for 'Dr. W. C,.
• MacGregor at Greenhill Cemetery
on Saturday afternoon, May 28th.
The service was in charge of
Rev.; Howard Sttapp'with`Mr..
Robert MacKenzie in charge of,
cornmittpl,
Dr. MacGre or' passed awa-
Y
sguddenly •in Chicago on April 8th.
The body Was crematedat that
time.
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• Mr, • and Mrs. Gordon fisher.
Lonnie, Lori and Lee of Guelph,
and on Sunday , Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Paterson and. Jeffry of Detroit
Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Wingham
• and Rev. Horace Braden -of London
guest ,speaker at Chalmers Pres-
byteri. an Anniversary Services,
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Elliott and farnily
Mr. and: Mrs. Ronald Perrott and
family.. of Goderich were Sunday,
visitors. with her father, Bill Forst-
er, and attended the anniversary
services.
Helen Neale and Murray Neable
:of London,• and Mrs. Matilda
Graham of Teeswater, 'were week
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.;,. •
Bill Neable and family,, and on
Sunday all. visited with Mr. and••.
Mrs. Bob Nichol of Listowel.
Mi. ` nd Mrs.' Harry Moss -of
. Plattsvi .brought her father, '
Ben McCi ghan, .to his home
on Sunday. 'Mr, Moss spent the
day with his brother, 'Bert •Moss.
and Mrs. Moss .bf Auburn.:
• Paul Geiger. of Waterloo .spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
C<r1 McClenaghan' and Mr. ,and
,Mrs... Ben McClenaghan. • •
• Mr. and .Mrs; Ronald Jamieson
and; family were Sunday visitors
with Mr. .and Mrs. Tom Magoffin"
This community extends their
sympathy't.o Mr. and .Mrs. Alan
Evans and family in the passing
• last week of her grandmother,.. •
' Mrs. Jim Godkin.
Stewart Scott visited Sunday
'with, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Conn.
` 'George. Conn and•Murray Coult
es of Toronto spent" the weekend
at their' h.omcs. • Gordon Moffat .of
`Toronto and :Bill Jeffray sof, Bel
more were Sunday visitors with
George Conn. •
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Mrs:. Mel Guyette is shown being
Congratulated on winning a, Colour TV set
by "Jack MacDonald: of MacDonald's Esso
Service Stafion ire Lucknow. '
MRS. GOYETTE WON THE COLOUR TV IN THE
"TIGER TIGER TIGER" CONTEST BEING HELD . BY
IMPERIAL STATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
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