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Arthur Herbert Graham
died suddenly at Luckmew on .
Friday March 28th in his
74th year.
He* was the son cif the late
Mr, atid_Mrs. 'Herbert Gra-
hani Kinlough. Born Jime
16th;1906, he " attended
• Kiniptigh. Public Sehoot.
was a faithful member of the
Church of AsCensiOn (Angle:
can) where he * attended .
Sunday School and was the
third geoeratin 'of the Gra;
ham family 'to. serve as
Sunday School. Superintend-
ant. He was a member of the
choir and warden of the
church for several • years''
He also' served on the
Kinloss township council. He
was a well known and highly
respected, -citizen, truly-
:Christian gentleman. He al-
Ways had • a Jove for the
country and after' assisting
several farmers he purchas-
ed the farm east of KinlOugh
on concession 12, Kinloss,
presently owned by Glen
Fleldenby.
' July 21st, 1934 he
married Grace..Evelyn(1-fald.
enby, daughter of the Iate.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. 'Hal-
denby. They farmed there for
a: few years then moved to
the Haldenby homestead,
concession ::12,, CUIross, and
gentinued farming and Grace
taught at the Westford Pub-
-lie- School.
In 1956 they decided to
retire from * farm life •and
.moved to Teinegami where
Art worked for the lumber
company and. Grace taught in
the village school„.Latet they
moved to Sault Ste.. Marie
where Mr.. Graham Was an
offiee employee with the DO-
pertment of Highway and
`Grace continued her teach
ing.
' In 19.71 they both retired ,
frpin-active work and Art was
highly honoured with a lovely
surprise retirement dinner
and fareWell evening at
which time he was'presented
*with a beautiful silver tea
service in recognition Of' his
faithful years of service.
They retired to - Kinloss
Township and purchased
their retirement home north
Of. Lueknow in 1971. Their'
home was one of true Whole..
some hospitality and last
July friends henoured them
on the occasion of their 45th
Wedding anniversary.
Mr. Graham's death came
with such shocking siidden
ness that it saddened the
entire community.
, Left to mourn his loss are
his wife, Grace;_ a brother,
John r of Ann Arbor, Michi-
gan, three sisters, Betty,
Mrs. Melvin Johnstone, Lis-
towel; Mary. Mrs. Levi Eck-
ensvviller,: London and Kath-
She is survived by one
sister, Miss Annie Laidlaw of
.
R, R. 1 'LucktiOw• eight
nephews and two nieces. She
Was predeceased by siSters,
Mrs. Samuel (BesSie) Coal-
fer andMrs. James (MaggieL,,,,,,
Falconer; and brothers, Alin
es; Robert and Herbert.
The late Miss Laidlaw rest
• ed at the Currie-Walker
Funeral Home where Rev.
Muskateers held their 6th
and last meeting 'at the
home of Fran . Farrell on
concession .12. . All
members were present.
The meeting was opened
with the 4-H pledge. The
Roll Call: Tell why the
design we chose from our
collection was our
favourite. They did a
decorating know-how ,
quiz. All , the members
scored well. They also
played the decorating
dilemma game, -next,
which ended in a tie.. They
did a bit of work on their
bOoks and practised their
skit for Achievement
Day, which is Apr. 19, 9
a.m. in • the cafeteria of
Kincardine High School.
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FORAr4 WEST
' At Kingston.-- Ontarie, on
Monday, March. 24, 1986,
Susan Elizabeth West in her
20th. year. Beloved daughter
of Betty (Wray) and Lorne'E.
West of Ottawa. Dear sister
of Mihael et -Kingston and
David' and Paul at home. She
is also survived by-her. greed-
mother, Mrs. MarY I West. of
Don Mills, Ontario and her -
grandfather, Mr.• William
Wray of LiStovvel, Ontario,
Susan was predeceased 'by
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Wray of Listowel and her
graedfather, Mr: 'Jack West
df LueknoW.
The feneral was held On
Saturday, March 29, 1980
with ReV. Dr. Peter Wother-
'spoon of St..David's and St.
Martin's 'Presbyterian
- Church officiating..Intertnent
Beachwood Cemetery, Ot-
tawa.
Madame
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Ip Cuirass.: Township on,
Thiirsdayi April 3; 1980, Leo
Michael Foran„ of West
Wawanosh Township, in ,his:
58th year. He is, survived by,
two brothers,, JOhn and Gpecit
on of West. Wawanosh Town-.
ship and eke sisters, Sister
Mary Cornelius,* of 'London,
and Sister Eileen, • of Sea- ,
forth; He was 'predeceaSed
by twin brothers Elmer
(1969). and NOrman (1978),
Joseph (1980). Also survived
by several nieces and ,neph-
ews.::The" late Leo *Foram
restedat the MacKenzie and
McCreath Fitheral Home in
LuektieW after 2, pare on
Sendaythence to ,St, Augest-
ipe.,-Roman Catholic *Church:.
for:: mass of the Christian,
Burial at II Monday.
Inter font". At.igustine
Cetnetery. Prayers were held
in the Funeral Home at 9.30
on Spriday.
MEETING V
BY JANICE NEEDHAM:
The meeting opened
with, the 4-H pledge and
Members 'went over their
books to see what they
had to do. They then
looked at a wallpaper
book, and carpet samples
to see which ones they
liked. The leaders,
Dianne MacKay and
Fran Farrell, went over a
picture arrangement and
rearranged some pic-
tures, The Achievement
Day skit was decided on,
and they talked about
their covers.
MEETING VI
BY DEBBIE
STEVENSON.
On Apr Macrama
leen, Mrs, Joseph Cassidy of
Teeswater,, •
He was predeceased by his
parents, in 1955;, two broth-
ers, Roy in July, 1977 and
George in March, 1979,
Mr,.,...Graham rested at .the:
MacKenzie . and McCreath
Funeral Home in Lucknow
until Sunday afternoon when*
thofuneral Service was con
ducted at 3 p.m. by the Rev.
George Garrett, with inter-
meat in the ,South Kinloss
Mausoleem, Burial to follow
later in South Kinloss Cem-
etery.
Pallbearers were Donald
MeEwan, Don Gillespie,
John Forster, Douglas Eck.
enswiller„Gary Graham and,
Keith Cassidy.
The Many beautiful floral
tributes and gifts 'to various
charities-bespoke the high
esteem in which the deceas
ed was held.
MARY JANETTE LAIDLAW,
Mary' Janette Laidlaw of R •
R. I, Lucknow died Monday,
March 24:1980, at the Wing-
ham and Distriet Hospital.
She was 76 years of age and
death followed a lengthy
illness.
s. Laidlaw,was h -
West Wawanosli • TOwriShip
on February 29, 1904. .Her
parents were the late J6seph
T. Laidlaw and Betsy Jane
Purdon. She . received her
elementary education at S. S.
'No. 14,:VVest Wawanosh and
was a memher of Chalmers.
Presbyterian Church, White-
church.
John W.' Bell conducted ser-. •
Wedvice ' Y
o'clock. -Interment followed
in Wingham Ceingtery,
Pallbearers were Charlie
:'Falconer, Ken ;Laidlaw; Elrey '
Laidlaw,. Ivan Laidlaw, Clif
ford Laidlai'.v and Raymond
Laidlaw. .Arthur Laidlaw and
ack Kerr carried flowers.
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#86 betWeen Lucknovv and.
on. Hwy.-
Amberley. Good place for a
house or small husiness.
Asking $7,900.
42 Nacre farm in Wingham.
area. Large 42 storey houet
with family room, launde
room, full baseMent, 4 pc
bath, drilled well.. Large
barn, with hog pens and nee'
roof."
LUCKNOW '- 3 bedroom
home in a good residential
area - house nicely decorated
with living room, dining
room, and kitchen, exterior
aluminum sided - low asking
price.
BELGRAVE - Three custom
built bungalows - all in
excellent condition through-
out and are situated close to
stoke and. Post Office - one
must be sold to close an
Estate.
BELGRAVE - Mobile home
on a good sized lot. For low
cost living try this listing.
200, ACRES West Wawa- •
nosh, no barns, over 100
acres workable, 35 acres
hardwood bush.
KINLOSS TWP. 113 acres,
79 acres good—corn—land.
House restyled with new
family room. Barn 57 x 60
with steel roof, 5000 bu. steel
granary, pit silo and the
asking price is only $89,000.
Offers considered.
65 ACRES in Wawanosh.
Over half bush: Access to
two paved roads. Priced rea-
sonable.
FIVE ACRES in Kincardine
Twp. New .pdured basement
walls ready for new home;
hydro, septic tank, and dril-
led well are in. Asking
$21,900. owner transferred.
MEL MATHERS
Whigham
Phone3574208
Rep. L. W. Hatton
Real Estate Ltd.
: Broker, Kincardine
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POINT CLARK - LIKE THE
LAKE? Here's a cottage with
a large treed lot, fireplace, 4
bedroems, winterized. Ask-
ing , $39,500.00. Call Chris
HolleWay 395-5952 or even-
ings 395-3448 J-37
POINT , CLARK: - FORGET
YOUR: SPRING CLEANING
in this 3 bedroom, year round
home with full basemeet and
garage. 101/4 :sper cent more;
gage. Situated on large lot.
Priced in forties. Call 395
5951 or Sharon Elliott 529-
7281. G-19
POINT CLARK' ,
Only $34,900.00 for this 2
bedroom winterized cottage.
Situated on , large treed •lot
with good access to Sandy.
beach. Call 395-5952 or Shar-
on Elliott 529-7281. I-1-19
LUCKNOW - WARM BY
THE FIRE - COOL. BY THE
POOL You can have both in
this :4- year old briek split
bungalow. 3 bedrooms, fin-
ished basement and much
more. Call Chris Holloway
395-5952 or evenings 395-
3448. C-2
AMBERLEY - TIRED OF
PAYING RENT? Take a look
at this 2 bedroom bungalow.
Under $35,000.00. Lot size
60' x 91'. Taxes $219.00. Call
Chris Holloway 395-5952 or
evenings 395-3448. D-3.
• "LOTS AND LOTS
AND LOTS"
DUNGANNON - BUILDING
LOTS. 6 lots' 66' x :,1'68'.
Municipal water available.
Call Chris Holloway 395-5952.
or evenings' 395-3448. S-75
LURGAN BEACH - 5 lots
close to the lake - LARGE
AND LIGHTLY TREED. 96'
x 362'. Asking $10,000,90
each. Call Chris Holloway
395-5952 or evenings 395-
3448. S-5
NEW SUBDIVISION 'of 64
lots in Point Clark, A range
of prices. Some sold already,
so HURRAY! Call Chris Hol-
loway 395-5952 or' evenings
395-3448.
PORT ALBERT - Access to
sandy beach, yeat round 3
bedroom bungalow, private
location. 10 1/2 pet cent mort-
gage. Call 395-5952 or Shar-
on Elliott 529-7281. M-16
NILE - LIVE LIKE YOU'D
LIKE TO LIVE in this well
kept 3 bedroom, one storey
home on large , well land-
staped lot., Stone fireplace to
keep warm. Call Chris Hol-
loway 395-5952 or evenings
395-3448. S..W13
DUNGANNON - All the con-
venciences Of town living in
this nearly new 3 bedroom
bungalow. Low taxes. Call
Chris Holloway 395-5952 or
evenings 395-3448. 8.153
You-can also reach ifs at our
Goderich Office 524-8100 or
524-9131. Ask about our
home warranty plan.
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OUTSTANDING CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of kite model farm machinery held for Dr. H.
Clash:or Farms 1% miles north: of Amberley on HWy:
2,1 and 1 mile past, on .
Tuesday, 'April 22, at 1:15 p.m.
COMBINE: 8900 White Harvest Boss New, 200 hours.
This, combine is fully leaded, complete monitor .big
cab, air: chopper, oversize 28L x 26 tires, 15 ft. 155B
Kwik-Cet Head, and 6 row 700 Series 30: Corn Head,
3 TRACTORS:, 2.150 White Field Boss/1000 hours, 150
c/w cab, 'air; weights, remotes, 20.8-38 dupls.
White 1370, like new, c/w ad). wheels, weights,
remotes.Kubota 136000 4 wheel drive.; like new c/w
back-hoe front end, leader, rote tiller.
TRUCKS: G.M.C. 1974 four wheel drive P/4 ton 3500
miles c/w' 'plywood livestock racks, certified. .1969
Dodge 700 Series recently overhauled, c/w 16 ft.
grain and livestock box with pole hoist. '1957 Chev
c/w 16 ft. grain box pole hoist. Two ton. Dodge
Chassey: •
`EQUIPMENT! White 588 plow 6' 18" with automatic
resets/White 485 25' Vibe cultivator c/w levirig
harrews/White 253 18' wheel disc/18' Turnco packers
10' two fours/18' Dunham lear Harrowgators
(Hyd.)/White 5400 6 row 30" planter c/w monitors
and air/Int. 510 18 run grain drill (like new)/D.M.I.
sub toiler 11 tooth (New)/J.D. 5 section roto
hoe/Oliver 8 row bean planter/Lilliston 6 row 30"
rowling cultivator (adl.)/9 section bean harrows/5
section - teinionn harrowS/3 Sets of 9' •land
teelerstnew idea 35' 8" P.T.O. auger (new)/30' 6"
grain auger c/w 10 h.p. gas motor.
CENTURY: 500 gal. 3 pth sprayer unit/George• White
ni 200 gel. sprayer c/w 30' bOos/Vicom 1000 3 pth. PTO
fertilizer spreader/12' hyd. fertilizer auger/J.D. 6 ft.
front end blede/B.M.B. 6' rotary mower 3pth./Two 8
ton wagons with gravity boxes J.M. and.Hallam/Two
6 ton wagons with Turtle° boxes,
DITCHING MACHINE: Buckeys model 1279 12', shoe
need some attention.
FERTILliiER:'25 ton of 8-32;16 in bulk to be sold in one
lot.
SHOP EQUIPMENT AND MISC.: Forney 225 Arc
Welder/Forney Atc. welder/Cornett Air Corn-
pressot/Power Hackiaw/bolti/toolslhand grin-
der/25 gal. Acetylene/cementmixer/quantily
plywood and lumbee/four 10-15' tiros/Ant. ,gas
enoine (Far Donke)/Two platform scales/cut-
ter/walking plow/many more small 1401111.
PROPRIETOR: Dr. H. Clesiar
NEITHER THE OWNER NOR AUCTIONEER ARE RESPON-,
SIDLE FOR ANY ACCIDENTS ON SITE.
TERMS: 'CASH FARMS-SOLD
te;ge/1 t.,2/4.4,1e6te&A.i
e .
AUCTIONEERS, LIOUIIDATORS. 'APPRAISERS
MAIN ST. sEAFeiRTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WG)
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