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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-09-25, Page 19Joanne Murray, Holyrood, artistically paints the face of unsure -customer Darren Henry, Lucknow during the Lucknow Fair September 21. I Isabel E. (Chesnut) Clutton Isabel E,. Clutton of London died on Sept- ember 16, 1985 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, in, her 81st year. She was the beloved wife of the late Hamilton M. Clutton. Mrs. Clutton is survived by her daughters Betty Anne Pajot of Toronto, Jessie..Hanke of London, a son, Stewart of Port Franks and her sister W illena Lockrey of Port Franks. She is also survived by nine grandchildren and two great grandchild- ren. The funeral service was, conducted at the A. Millard George Funeral Home, London, on Friday, • September 20; 1985, with . interment in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. Ella Maude Johnston • On September 19, 1985 Ella Maude Johnston died at Brookhaven Nursing Home after suffering from :failing health for .two years. She was 93. The daughter. of W illiam Elliott and Rosa Clark was born .in Culross Township on February 19, 1892. She married. Gershom Jphnston on April 21, 1915 at her parents' home in. Turnberry Township. He . prede- ceased her in 1973. She was also prede- ceased by three sisters and one brother. She was mother of Donelda (Mrs. Stewart Smith) Kitchener; Ariel (Mrs. Charles Wood), Seaforth; Lois (Mrs. Ross McMichael), Seaforth; June (Mrs. ,Ed Robinson), R R. 2, Auburn; James of. Listowel; •Alice (Mrs. Clarence Ritchie), Lucknow; Jack of R. R 2, St. Pauls; and, was predeceased by Elliott, William and Kenneth. The Johnstons farmed in East W awa- nosh Township until 1966' when they retired to W ingham. As long as she was able Mrs. Johnston was a member‘of the • Wingham United Church UCW, White- church Women's Institute, Mary Hastings 'women's Institute, the Second Mile Club and the senior citizen's group. The funeral was held September.. 20, 1985 at McBurney Funeral Home with Rev. J. Rea Grant officiating. Interment was in W Ingham Cemetery. Pallbearers were Paul Johnston, David Johnston, Bi11 Woods, Jim Robinson, Don Ritchie and Dwight Smith. Flower bearers were Larry McMichael, John Peacock and Todd Schwarts. Alexander Cunnjngham Lyons • ' Alexander Cunningham Lyons, ague 76, of 100 Bay Street South, Hamilton, died September 17, 1985 at his residence from a heart attack. He was ,born December 10, 1909 on the 12th concession of West Wawanosh. He was the third son of the late James T. Lyons and Roseanna Hunter and he was predeceased 'by brothers Robert and William. , He is survived by his wife Pat (Pierson) and brother Gordon of the 12th concession of W est W awanosh and several nieces and nephews. The funeral .was held. on September 20 with interment in Woodland Cemetery, Hamilton. Iuclmaw Sentinel, Wednesday, September 25, 1985 --Page '1.9 Home contest during Frvate Property Week Plans for a `Beautiful Horne Award Con- test" to celebrate Private Property: Week, October 6 to 14, was announced today by the Grey Bruce Real Estate Board. The "Beautiful Home Award" contest is open to all residents in the jurisdictional area of the Grey Bruce Real Estate Board. Entry forms may be picked up at a Real Estate Office in your area. Deadline for entries is September 27, 1985. The winner will be announced October 11, 1985 at the general meeting of the Real Estate Board in Paisley. "The purpose of Private Property Week is to honor the heritage of private property ownership given to us by our forefathers." Local real estate professionals who are • members of the Ontario Real Estate Association will conduct programs in their own communities during the annual observance to make individuals aware of their property rights and the importance of preserving them. All residents are invited to join with members of the Grey. Bruce Real Estate Board in celebrating Private Prperty Week. ATTENTION BEEF FARMERS Feedlot Starte.r Program GETTHOSE NEW ARRIVALS IN YOUR FEEDLOT OFF TO A FAST HEALTHY ECONOMICAL START USING OUR. FEEDLOT• STARTER PROGRAM. OUR 13% FEEDLOT STARTER I.5 'A SPECIALLY' FO.RMULATED, HIGHLY' PALITABLE, MEDICATED FEED AVAILABLE IN EITHER MASH OR PELLET FORM. THIS • PRODUCT IS , DESIGNED ' TO START FEEDER CATTLE OF ANY WEIG.HT SAFELY ONTO FULL FEED. WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS AND GROWTH PROMOTING IM- PLANTS. FOR FULL INFORMATION ON OUR FEEDLOT STARTER PROGRAM AND YOUR FALL CATTLE.CONDITIONING NEEDS DROP IN OR GIVE USA CALL..• Hodges Milling Limited DUXGANNON 529-7951 DING EFFORTS Being a good .kid these days takes a lot of effort. But being an exceptional kid de- serves special recognition. That's what the Junior Citizens Program, sponsored by CP Air and Ontario Community News- papers Association is all about. •It honours the young people of Ontario who through ' acts of kindness 'or ,courage, selflessness or hard work offer a shining example of good citizenship. All we ask is that.you+make nominations of chil- dren you feel ought to be rewarded for their eff- orts. Nominees should be between ages of 6 and 18. Nominations must be received before Oct- ober 31, 1985. Twelve recipients will receive "a plaque, a cash prize, a family photo, portrait with the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and a lapel pin. Contact us today for complete details: LUCKNOW SENTINEL C " A r JUNIOR CITIZEN'S PROGRAM We all know kids who deserve recognition, Let's honour them this year!