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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-01-30, Page 16rage I�- Lneignew Sentinel Wednesday, January 309 11191 1 The Lucknow and District Co-op's new fertilizers storage facility, located just south of ',miaow, will be ready for use this spring. The unique design of the structure has attracted comparisons to a solar heating facility, said Neil Stapleton, Co-op president. (Patrick Raftis photo) Thomas Alexander McDonald Thomas Alexander McDonald passed away suddenly in Kincardine Hospital, on January 17, 1991, in his 83rd year. He was born in Kinloss township on February 7, 1908 and was the son of the late Donald McDonald and Mary Jane Britton. He married the former Nina Guest in November 1935 and they farmed on the family WO MA 1965, when the moved to their present home in Kinlough. • Mr. McDonald is survived by his wife Nina, and four daughters and three sons: Mildred and her hus- band, Ronald Young, of Wiarton; Isabel and her husband, Robert Thompson. Tea -waren Esther and her husband, Clare Bushell, of ICingarf; Ehna Mae and her hus- band, Gleam Kaufman, Saskatoon; Gordon and his wife, Shirley, Oran- geville; Malcolm and his wife, Annette, Kincardine; and Kenneth and his wife, Anne, Kinlough. [BDO WARD MAU.ETTE BITUARIES. He is also survived by 23 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. Mr. McDonald was predeceased by his parents, two sisters, Mrs. Mary Stewart and Mrs. Dunedin Bushell and one grandson, Eldon 'Thompson. Funeral service was conducted by Pastor Don Vair at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home; on Monday January 21. Pallbearers were six grandsons James and Robert Thompson, Paul and Brain Bushell and David and CarlMcDonald. Flower bearers were two grandsons, Peter an Jeffrey McDonald. 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And if your home is electrically heated, with no natural gas available, you may be eligible for cash rebates from Ontario Hydro up to $2,0001 See us for details on the safe, clean and COM kimmothoss, affordable WaterFonmeerm System. Amami TO GeoThennal Heating & Cooling Systems Cliff's Phimbing &HeatIng LUCKNOW 529-3913 ask about low late finaheing R V** ti -Vo Enteditadt4C60-AN:PaN • ThOneettilyPftt0 kvtst---A VSLIANCet) BY Sotsiiktboitlik S MATTHEW SPROUL Matthew John Sproul of Maitland Manor died at his residence on Friday, 'annoy 25, 1991. He was 90. He was a member of Knox Pres- byterian Church; Mr." Simi was born in West Wawanosh Twp.. on August 13, 1900. His parents were David Sproul and Edith Godfrey. He is survived by one daughter, Viola Steels of Sarnia and one brother, Wilford Sproul of Oshawa. He was predeceased by his first wife, Annie Barker his second wife, Patricia Fitzpatrick; daughters, Florence Ashton, Gladys Jondreau, Evelyn Chambers; and. sons, Harold) Stanley, Bill, and Cecil. A Memorial service was held at the, McCallum and Palla Funeral Home . on Monday, January 28,1991. Rev. David Nicholson of Knox Pres- byterian Church officiated. Cremation. , WM174 Jud and Renee, 0-0111$ sels welcome with love their laughter , Plargsret 'Maggie Alto.* both on January 22, 1991,. in Win. sham sitd Det HoSpital. !Wavle weighed in at 7 ibs* 7 oz. and is a wee sista for Jeff Ondlotio; E - Dale and loindnt of Ow 40AggeR4,-VAII- .theiedoote*, Alexandra, born on January 22, 19919 in Wingham andMs...4kt HosPitsl. Caitai weighed in . at 8. :los. 204 and C. 4 sister for Ansley. llacurr Ian and Kathy, of Lucknow are delighted to announce the birth of their son, Wesley Douglas, on bow/ 13, .1991. A brother for Amber, Wesley was born at the Wingham and District Hospital, weighing 9 lbs., 10 oz. ACNAY - Steve,Mary (nee =poll) and big sister Candice are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of their son Michael Steven, 6 lbs.? 15 oz., at the Wingham and District Hosplial„ on January 10, 1991. Spoiling privileges go to grandparents Bob and Mary Mac - Nay, .of Anterley and Bill and Janet Kempton of Point Clark. Proud - great-grandparents are Richard and Emily McQuillin, Margaret MacKay and Noma Campbell, all of the Lucknow area. SHETLER and Mrs. Albert Sheuer of AR Lucknow are pleased to an ounce the birth of their daughter, on January 21, 1991 at the Wingham and District flosplud, weighing 7 lbs, 10 oz. She IS a sister for William. Drop-in Centre There were nine tables of, Shoot played at the local drop-in centre crit January 18. High lady was Elizabeth Robinson, low lady was Laverne Cooper. Bob Parrish was high man, while low Man was Harry Wall. Noma Campbell scored the most Shoots. Three -tables of bridge were also jn play. Marion McKinnon was high, Jean Whitby was second, betty Fittlayson Was low and Eileen Moffat won the- draw. On January 25, members of the Drop In Centre held their monthly Pot luck dinner and enjoyed cards later. RIRTHS VAN ROOY Atlast natM , hat arrived* 'He made his entrance into thc *odd it$ asiv; January 14„, 1991 weghiig 7 1 Omni Hespital, Bis parents are Joe andLyluh ofRR 2, Ripley.and his bruwerand sister areKevinand Jenny, Smith* privileges go tu Harold and Benyanne ElphicIrp Lucknow and John and Jon Van Rony,, Kingsbridge, He* is a great grandson for Verna Elphickp Lucknow and -Gordon Stobo, TeS. water. • "RIM Claim and rv1aryawn, of RR 1, Wroxeter, are proud to so - 110111W4 the birth of their daughter, Jamie Ann Kendall; She was born at the Wingham and District Hospital, January 19, 1991 weighing. 7 lbs, 2 oz. She is a sister for Eine and Janet Proud grandparents are Claudine Schlueter and Mrs. Jean Irwin, Great grandparents. are Mrs, Elizabeth Treleaven and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Irwin. • VAN DYKE - Christopher and Jame welcome with love **am baby sister, Nicole Robyn, born Jemmy 18, 1991 at K -W 110001, Kitchener, at 11:17 a.m., weighing 8 lbs, 7 oz. Proud parents ate Remy andPam Van Dyke, of RR 301..uck- now. Spoiling privileges so to Bill and Una Van Dyke and Mary McIntosh, of Lueknow. has card p Nine tables of shoot wan played with high/lady Wing Donalda Mof- fat. Low lady was Ann Andersbn, high man Jim Coultes, low man Leonard Madams and most shoots went to Grace Gibson, Shoot party St. Helen's Women's Institute held a. Shoot party on January 14. High lady was Marj Coultes, second high lady was Betty Ritchie. High man was Ross Taylor, second high man Was Gwrrn Foy 11 1:oglib es 1. xammpattricskrts wass • .c; DIEIRICH 100% Whole -Wheat Bread 1.19 '' HOME MOE farm Style . Rolls 1.29 WESTON . Chelsea Buns 1.99 • • BEATRICE Fruit Bottom 175 g • Yogurt • .59 KAM 340 g Luncheon Meat 2.29 CLOVER MAF Flaked 184 g White Tuna 1.99 . KELLOGG'S 675 g • REDPATH 2 kg , Corn flakes., White Sugar • 220 1 • 19 • KRAFT Cracker Barrel Med. 227 g Cheese 2 9 PILI Deluxe 385. g PRODUCTOF U.S.A. . Pizza Lettuce •Mushrooms. 66 ect• 9 PRODUCT OF ONTAA0 8 oz. Pk• g. • 99 pkg. • PRoDua CiF USA. PRODUCT OF CHU Groan Seedless Cauliflower Grapes 1 • 9 .i. i.99. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 2 lb. gag Carrots • 79bug .c;