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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-26, Page 12• PAGE. FOURTEEN piCKNOW SENTINEL,10,ICKNOW, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1972 wEDN ESC She was predeceased by live sisters Mrs. (Margaret) MacDonald; Mrs. Rod (Sarah) McKenzie', Mrs. Alex (Annie) Johnston, Mrs. James (Catherine)" Montgomery, Mrs. John (Edith) Cowan and three brothers Williani, The funeral service was held .at MacKenie1vil emorial Chapel, LucknOw.on Tuesday, January,11, Rev. Kenneth -Rooney Of Ashfield Presbyterian Church, of:whith the, deceased, was a.member , was:' minister. .She. was also a mein- 'ber of Ashfield 'Women's :\lis5ion- ary Society., • • Pallbearers were. Gordon Mont- gomery., a Earl . MacDonald ,Vvid Cowan, David McKenzie , 'Cliff Jackman, Sam McQuillin.. ' , ',Temporary entombment was at South Kinloss Mausoleutu.. eat. ow' vs, v.., • vev:Vls V ••••••,,"ASOAV • ' ig3Alty 11‘ seN,W, nketc4cr, cy.-ta • Fl nuine -f --Arborite In. .A Rang1 Of Beautiful CotoOs- W4h Mathipg-Edge Trim • Surfaces you select for your kitchen, bathroom, den or living room will be just as fresh years frOM now RBORITE Trade • Mark Friar Swop NW's, ALSO AVAILABLE PRE.FORMED, KITCHEN COUNTER TOPS AND • PRE-FORMED VANITY TOPS •••••••••••••••,* PlITSBURDI AINTS FOR THAT "JUST PAINTED LOOK" USE PITTSBURGH PAINTS HI • HENDERSON LUMBER LTD. LUCKNOW Formosa Diamonds n The Move - -The Formosa Diamonds; Who at one time this season were in sev- enth place in the eight team'Tees- water Broomball League, have come on strong and are presently in second place. On Saturday, they. defeated Mildmay 1-0 and in two Sunday .conteSts, they overpowered Chepstow 1-0 arid . the CI,' Flyers, Walkerton 3-2, Bill Barger (formerly of Ltick- now), Canada Packers goal tender , has been playing outstancl- allowingonly 4 yfia IR in n games, looked equally as good' in the loss. The Formosa line of Doran MacDonald, .Walkerton; l3ob Baste.., Formosa and PeterCarter, , Holyrood have been. flashing the 'red light to put them in second, spot only two points'behind ,first place Canada Packers. Ashfield Federation will be held on the first Monday of each month with -the next meeting.be.ing Feb- ruary 7th. . beheldA Talent Night will on March 17th.,f_nn details of_whic_h will be available later.. Federation Hold First 72 Meeting Ashfield Federation of Agricul- ture took place Friday , January 14th at Brookside "Public School. Discussion Centered mainly on a, resolution recently carried at the Annual Convention of the 0..F.A. This resolution/direct- ed 0.FA . to develp a new method of determining.producer opinion of farm policy questions and. also to make reCommenda- dons as to what producers would express an,„opinion with regard to the development of a particular agricultural, policy. It was sug, gested that if a person is going to :vote on any farm policy his income from farming should be at least 60°r0 and that the major- ity '"yes" vote with all produCers of a prOduct be 55% rather than the current 66 2/3%7— It wa'agreed upon by all pres- ent that, it would be roost•advis- able for all-members, to be sure :ind read the . minutes of the County meetings which are rec- eived by them every month. These minutes often contain valu- abl s information to the farmer. lie monthly' meetings of the • Neighboop', Make, Presentotion To William Whaerys The immediate neighbours - gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan, Lucknow, on Wednesday evening., January • 19 to .bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wharry, who have sold their home on Ross' Street .. During the evening contests and reminiscent stories were en- joyed. An address prepared by Mrs. Wesley Joynt was read by Mrs. A. E. McKim. " I have Good Neighbours on my left, Good Neighbours on my right, All up and down, each way I look, Good Neighbours are in sight, " Just yesterday I wondered why such luck should come my way? And one of my Good Neighbours smiled "We get just what we give" (they say) Everywhere, people are speaking more readily to each other , Be it only "I hope you are all well this cold weather." Good advice is to do and say, the kindest things in the kindest way Enough of the old time spirit lives among us, The desire to please by offering gifts be they ever so small, Rosei from the garden, or berries. from the patch, Peace and Good Will has become more trait an Anthem to sing at Christmas time. These neighboursgathered here tonight are happy to be liVing on Ross Street And gavera welcome to our friends, Mr. and Mrs. -Wharry ten years ago. We"' knew by their hearty hand- .thake , • we could sing "Welcome, welcome, we are glad. to have you here voinammolowoulmaimik. Treat Injuries. Barry Taylor, age 24,, R. R. Wingharn was travelling Weston the • January 18 when he was in collision with a car driven by Dale Pridge'at the intersection of the B,line .and Arthur Street. Tay- .1% received lacerations over the nose and, was treated and released. Wingham FOtilon invest- igated. -Mrs. Elizabeth Krohn, R. R. 3 Wingharn , fell at hoMe lanuary 2.2 and fractured her right collar bone. - Milne Cole" Blyth_., received painful. injuries January 22, when he lacerated his thumb and first • finger while sawing wood. Betty Mason, age 15, Brussels, fractured her nose and suffered contusion. to. _face when `she' fell .off a snowmobile in Brussels Jan- uary 22-, She, was*.treated and later discharged. .Wingham P. FOUlon investigated. - Mrs.- Rosemary Benninger., R. R.'2„.Teeswater, received pain- fullacerations to her right wrist and thumb when,a jar she was opening broke in her hand. Mrs. May Young 4 Wingham .fractured her right hip when, she fell on the-Main Street. of Win rham--nar_she Post Office. She 'was admitted to hospital. 'Just to see your smiling faces',. fills us all with jOY and. cheer.", • We are sorry you folks are • leaving we will miss your friend- liness and your interest in church work., We.hOpe you won't • sell your' c-ettage....orake..,11.tirOn,__., where you will•COmeto "cool off". In 'St. Thomas may ,you find happiness like the. Luck -of Lucknow,, Best Wishes for' long life., and.good health: : • Fare well from Your- Neighbours, • MC.; and • Mrs. Wharry were. pres - ented with a gift by 'Mrs. J. HuM.- Mel and:Mrs.; W. Drennan after 'which :Mr. and Mrs, • .Wharry Cx- pressed .their thinks. •• An Ashfield resident, Mrs. Dan Wylds, paSsed away at •Wingliani and. District Hospital on Saturday, January 8th in her 85th year. • She 'was the former Ethel Tay-, for and was•born in Ashfield Town ship on 'May 27, 1887 a daughter of David' Taylor and Francis Johnston. On December 29, 1920 she married Dan Wylds of Huron - *Township. Besides her-, husband , Mrs. Wylds is survived by two sons and one daughter „Lloyd of Ripley, Warren of Ashfield Township and Doris of Toronto; one sister Mrs, Robert (Belle) Wagner pf Detroit, Michigan; 7 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren. , Ashfield .Resident Died In Hospital MRS. 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