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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1971,
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LOCKilOW ONTARIO
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-- 1971'S in chew and .Pontiaes, 4. door hardtops
1970 'Chey,..Ini:Pala and 4' door hardtop*
QTHER MODELS
1970 PONTIAC Catalina! 4. door hardtop .
2- 1970 MUSTANGS .
2:- 1970 PONTIAC Parisienne 4 door hardtops
1969 CHEV Impala 4 door hardtop .
1969 row eustom, power steering
9- 1969 PONTIAC parisiennes, 2 and 4 door hardtops
1969 OLDSMOBILE Delta 4 door hardtop
2-1968 'PONTIAC Parisienne, 2 door hardtop, fully equipped
2 - 1968 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtops
Used cars from '65 to '68 in various models, sedans, hardtops,
and 4 door - 9070 of all .cars are V8, power steering
and all automatic
Died In Wingilam
In•Her 84t1F.r-Year
was, JOHN 43.RUTH'ERS.
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WV Carruthers, of Wing, ,
hatn; and former re$licicf4 4Qf.
Lucknow for a tittle, passed •away
at Wingham and District Hospital
•On...Saturday p.,111nP.12 in het 84th
Siza-r.' she ha4;:•-be,e11in ,failing'
health for the past six months.
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• . 1969 FORDCoemtrY Squirei
10 passenger stationwagon
1969 TOWNSMAN stationwagon
4910 FORD % ton
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1969 CHEV % ton pickup, automatic transmission
- 1968 CHEV % ton pickups with standard and automatic
transmission
9681CIV-2-ton-with 12 -ft„ -vin
1967 FORD 14 ft stake body
1966 CHEVROLET tilt cab, 14° ft stake body .
1966 cliEvY; 1/2 ton panel • " •
A number of Econoline and Chevy Vans from '64 to '87
• standard -and -automatic -transmission
yh Carruthers was the forrner
Margaret Eliza Collins and was
born in Huron Township, on
December 6, 1887; a
daughter Of Henry Collins and •
Agnes :Armstrong. She wasthe
last:member of the Collins. faMily.
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',Shemarried John Thomas ;Car -
rUthers in Harorr,Township oh ,
• December 29th:, 1909.. Car-
ruthers passed 'ay./ay in. Iihttary
1927 in. his 49th year. She was
aisO, predeceased: by a son David
in.,March 1955 and a. son'Irwin in
January 1970.. •
rs. .Carruthers i'S'surived by
.a family ofotir daughters and
•two„strps, Mrs.. George (Rena)
Fisher of Wingharn, Mrs,. 'Elden
(Alma) Lowry of Huron Township,.
Johrof R. R.'4., London, Elliot;
of Ripley.; Mrs. Ronald (Kathleen)
'Fbrster of. lUnl�ssTownsliip, Mrs.
Duncan .(1,illian) Simpsion,Of Ash-
field Township; two4langhtets-4n---•
law ,Mrs.. Ivlargaret /vlowbray Of
LucknOw.and Mrs. Jean Carruthers
of Goderich; 40 grandchildren and
35 great grandchildren. • '
The funeral,service was•held :at',
:MacKenzie -Memorial 'Chapel , •
Lucknow on Tuesday, June 15th•
with Rev.' R. H. ',Armstrong of
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WITH THEPURCHASE OF A
:ONSOLE MODEL STEREO
• : With AM and FM ,radio and record player
and tape deck : •
ALL FOR ONLY
HOME FURNISHINGS
MOFFAT APPL/ANCES
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At Kinloss Home
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• mice ,Irw in Lloyd Irwit, Leonard
Mclnnes, Jim Thompson
FloWerbeareri were Herb Mc
Quillin :Oscar Iloclgiris,-.A1
• Dan Nitholson,' Oilaud Riilcu.ds
HAROLD STANLEY . • 11.nd C rrie '
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. Harold'Stanley'passed away:
•suddenly at his home in Kinloss:-.: ,
Township ,on Sunday; Jime•-6th •
'.following a heart attaCk.. Hewas
in his 70th year., •, .,
• Harold WasliOrn in Kinloss , , 'Camp:at the Presbyterian Church
... On November 21st, :1928 he ••
1901, 'CanIP at Kintail on the week end;
.., ,riiployed aCanadian
t ,- Keswick,.
near Port Carling, tor the stun- ...
Anne Graham is another student
' ToWnShiP on November pist ,
a son of Garner Stanley and Rath- '
el MacDonald::: , , • . ' ' •
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married Roseanna SteWart. . He. ' mer,
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was a farmer'all his life and for :
Nixand Robert Needham
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the past 86 years they have' resid, of CoTop.naWereweek end guests
with Mr ,. and . Mrs ... Jabk Needha in,.
ed On the 2nd concession of ,kin..•,'
loss Township. ' • :. , .. ..... B1anche and.Jack visited with
• - ' - • : . .• iMis.,RObt...-Needbam's brother;
.Besides - his , wife -he --is •surv-iv-ed-7-7wife,anti-daUghter'in-Sytiney '
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ovvvwwwww."~.^A^A
BP Service Station
.St'. Andrew's Presbyterian Church;
:i•Wingharn.,,as.rninister. , Miss
•Sharyn Mowbray sang."Arnazing •
Grate" and 'Mrs. Tom,Pritchard
Was organist.
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A grandson Gary Carrtithers of
Geritt Funeral'.Chaptel--,--'roronto-;'
assisted funeral director .'Mr. Mac.
Kenzie.• • ••• '
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KINLOSS
Mrs. Lorne Sparksconducted
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the Bible Study at the 'Ladies'
by.a farpilyof five „ Russell of !Australia., So they, enjoyed, view
-R. R. 1 Klein urg, Mrs. Gil •• lins slides they had• taken on their
Brussels Motors
(Audrey) Ruston of Georgetown, visit there. • •
• Brian Keith •wass organist on Sun
ay, at out . m oss an t e un
lor Choir sang an anthem.
Mrs'. Lloyd /vlacDougall and
.Mrs.. Allan MacDougall attended
a relative shower for Miss' Jane
.Moncreif held at the home 'of Mrs.'.
Frank Young, Goderich on Satur-
day afternoon. •-••
William Dickie is'employed for •
tha.nei with his._uncle • Carl `
Dlckie at Hope Bay.' •
'FIELD DAY ,WI,NN.FR. •
'Congratulations to 1\vlartha Gra
Pa
11bearerswer eGor don Fis her - •
-01-G4P-11-e-P-rjr-in-lawl-Y--0 r° •
-Stewart of Kitchener Mrs. David
phone 887:6173 . Township, John Carruthers of St:
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•ed•1200 and 1300...board feet 'aid.,
Elm Trees • ured 15 inches On the top .end:
'another 71 foot long timber rneaS._
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• Many boons we:re obliged
fl arneraFp• . to.
find new• homes, but nature
.w'ell
• Surely provide; for such wild.1if.
Extensive logging operationSon
thehorne farm .of Lane and Henry
Gardner removed the total cut of.!•
••• 61,819 board feet of rOckeirn
which was gradually falling prey
..•to the clutchelin disease. .;
The stately •tops• ofthese trees,
no longer decorate the southern
horizon line of Rockelfn Farrri.
A count 1 0
in ver-ifie.d •
•many of these -trees had reached, .
ihe 'age. of 200 years or more and
• Were present when the Gardner
i1M$_.t00k and from the
'crown'eVer a. Century Ago.'
• . Treei of ifiecial mention yield-
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cribes the history of this species .
of tree. -•
THE ROC -ELM TREE:
LOng‘before the'settlers carne
7-1-,Ong-before-the-G-ardner-paine--.-
On ahill in ZiOn's wOod
Many little Rockelm stood.
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There ainong' theothei trees",,
Waving gently in. the breeze •
Roots ithbedded in'thesod •
Nature was their only God.
Catharines., RotS Forster of
Luck-
now, Boyd Carruthers of Ripley
and. John Simpson of Ashfield
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Flower bearers were Slain Car-
ruthers,of Ripley; Bill Fisher . . •
of Toronto;Wayne., Elliott', Lyn
and David •Lowry , all. ofHuron
ToW4shifi--Carl--1.40-f-T4rontO;
David Carruthers of Goderich.
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The tidies Ankiliary to ..the •
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Legion served lunch in the, hall
f011oWing the funeral service.
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A Special'Woan,...hat Rockelrn tree
Wateriesistant,..tOugh aS' can be-- -
All through their years on Rock -
elm Farrn•-... •
No axe or saw had done theni harm
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: For sound cottnisel and a lair price, ,on a monument
correetly designed from quality' material, rely. on
Pat O'flagatti
EtiObliShed Over 81ity Years .
RTON PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO
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(8-a-rary,Sch.lernms
Wayne of Lucknow;, 1.5.grandchilc1-
ren. and two brothers .Melvid and'
William of LucknOW,
• He was predeceise'd!by his par
ents, one daughter •DOnalda Mae
and one .brother Clarence. •
•,.The furieral service was held at
the Johnstone Funeral Home,
Lubluib-W-.'Ori Wednesday, June.9
with Rei.r.' T. J. McKinney of.
Teeswater as minister'.
'Pallbearers were Doriald•Mab'' ;h,am for winning the cup ar' the
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