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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-06-06, Page 27Lneknow Sentinel, Wolof:4day, hoe 1979 --Pis. 2'7 Lucknow area obituaries 4 AGNES DONALDA MiteQUAIG After a lengthy illness, the death occurred in. Victoria Hospital, London, ,on Mon day, May 28, 1979 of Agnes Donalda MacQuaig of 170 Cherry Hill Circle, London. Agnes MacQuaig was born in ,Lucknow on December 31st, 1888, one of eleven children of the late Effie Nicholson and Angus Mac- Quaig. She received her early education in Lucknow and later entered the nursing profession, graduating from Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago, Illinois. She return- ed to Canada and served with the Canadian forces overseas during the First World War 1914-18, when she was men- tioned •in dispatches from Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig, and honoured by. Sir Winston Churchill for distin- guished service in the field. Following the war, she nursed in Chicago until 1932, when she returned to Luck - now, and continued her pro- fession with the local physi- cians until about 1960, when she retired, due to declining health. Miss MacQuaig was a member of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church and an Honorary member of the Ladies Auxiliary Branch 309 of the Canadian Legion, Lucknow. She is survived by one sister, Mary, of Londos. The funeral service was conduct- . ed at 2.00 p.m. Wednesday, May 30, 1979 at the Mac- Kenzie and McCreath Funer- al Home, Lucicnow,,,with Rev. William Munshaw of Luck - now Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment followed in South Kinloss Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were James Henderson, Roy Fin- layson, Leonard McInnes and James Fettes. Noisy Ladies are still undefeated The Noisy Ladies increas- ed their record to 4 wins and no losses with defeats over the Goderich teams, the Ele- vators and the Sailorettes. They played the Elevators on May 24 when homeruns by Pat Boak, Judy Draper and Debbie Price led the girls to a44 - 1 victory. On May 31 they played the Sailorettes in a closer game winning' 19 -. 9. Judy Draper hit a horherun in this game. SUZUKI'S GOT A FREE CAP JUST FOR YOUR HEAD! Come in and get your head into the great Suzuki line and Suzukrwill get yourhead into a free blue and gold TearnSuzuki cap Now's the best time to talk to us Well tell you all about the Suzuki GS 4 stroke street machines and tough oft road bikes And we'll tell you how to get a Team Suzuki cap for your head Otter .x(., 'bt,3 '17-1 3• a,,quantales ,e 3- o,oe, cn uncle, 16 ani a, a.,nr an, , adua SUZUKI goes the distance! :...:1*:.1...i•USED-1111ACIIIINE$... 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OWN R.S, NORTH Or HENSALL, LOOK FOR THE SIGNS!) 262-3118 or 2624809 EFFIE 40EINSTONE CULBERT Effie Johnstone Culbert, R: R. 1 Ripley, died at Pinecrest Manor on May 31, 1979 at the ageof 91. Born in Ashfield Township on December 25, 1888 she was a daughter of .the late John Johnstone, formerly of Scotland and the late Sarah MircDonald,4 formerly of Scotland. She married Andrew Cul- bert of Dungannon in 1908. She is survived by her two daughters, Velma Ashton, Plymouth Michigan and Peg- gy McIntosh, New Hudson, Michigan, and four sons, Andy, Point Clark; Bordon, Detroit; Elmer, Ashfield; and Herbert, Southfield, Michi- gan. She is also survived by two sisters, Mabel Campbell and Jean Scott, both of Lucknow. The funeral was held on Saturday, June 2, 1979 at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Chapel in Lucknow with Rev. Hugh Nugent of Ashfield Presbyterian Church and Rev. William Munshaw of Lucknow Pres- byterian Church, in charge of the service. Pallbearers were David MaCDonald; William Camp- bell, Gordon Brooks, Dynes Campbell, Basil Hogan and Denny Hamilton. Burial followed in Green - lin Cemetery. RACHEL [BOYLE] KELLY The death occurred in Wingham and District Hos- pital on Wednesday, May 23, of Mrs. Rachel Eleanor Kelly of Pinecrest Nursing Home, Lucknow, formerly of Wing - ham,. She was in her 88th year. Mrs. Kelly was born at Westfield on October 2, 1891. She was the former Eleanor Boyle, a daughter of the late James Boyle and Mary Jane Redmond. She was predeceased by her hits - band, John Kelly. Left to mourn are two sisters and one brother, Mrs. Michael (Irene) Cummins of Lucknow, Mrs. Gus (Mary) Devereaux, Wingham, and Jack Boyle of Wingham. The late Mrs. Kelly rested at the Currie -Walker Funeral Home, Wingharn, where family prayers were recited Thursday evening at nine o'clock, Removal was -made • to St, Augustine Roman Catholic Church, where de- ceased was a member, for °service Friday at 11 a.m. Rev. E. Dentinger was the officiating clergyman. Final resting place is St. Augustine Cexnetery. Pallbearers were Johnston Conn, Charlie Robinson, Dave King, Cyril Boyle, Gor- don. Foran and William Kina- han. SKELTON MEMORIALS • ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTYEARS WALKERTON PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO. A large stock of monuments at fair prices. Available for evening appointments How to tell when your weeds are ready for Roundup®. „ This summer, you can 'zap even your worst infestations of quackgrass, milkweed and Canada: thistle — right where they grow in the erop. Just apply Roundup®herbicide by Monsanto to these weeds -- when they're actively, growing and at the proper stage of growth, as shown below. Applications mustl* made before heading of small grains, ' initial pod set on soybeans, and silking of corn. An effective spot treatment of Roundup can control these weeds to help prevent their spread, and make harvesting easier. Pick up some Roundup soon from. your farm chemicals supplier, so you'll be ready when the weeds are! 0 • Canada thistle Wait until Canada thistle is actively growing -and at or beyond the bud stage•of growth. • Then, it's ready for you to control it with Roundup. Quackgrass When most quackgrass is, ' actively growing and at least 8 inches tall (3 to 4 leaf stage of growth), then apply Roundup. 1 wow,. • ,.. .....„, ,....' . .-",. tal, c: • There's never been „ a herbicide like this before. 4.4 Milkweed Wait until milkweed is actively growing and is at the mid to full • bloom stage of growth, then apply Roundup. Retreatment • may be necessary if all milkweed plants are not at the same'stage of growth. Monsanto Monsanto Canada Inc. Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW THE LABEL FOR ROUNDUP. Roundup' is a registered tradernof Monsanto Co. © Monsanto Company 1979 RCN•3•79 '73 CB 750 Honda 77 Honda CT 70, '78 Suzuki DS 80 '77 Kawasaki KD 175 '73 Kawasaki 100 '78 Suzuki DS 125 '78 KZ 650 Kawasaki '78 GT 550 Suzuki '78 Suzuki 50 '77 TS 400 Suzuki '78 SuzukiDS185 '78 CX 500 Honda '78 DS 125 74 RD 350 Yamaha '77 Yamaha 125 , '78 GS 750 Suzuki '74 KS 125 Kawasaki 77 RM 370 '75 CR 125 78 A100 Suzuki '78 RM 100 (2) '78 RM 400 '78 KX 125 '75 CZ 125 '78 Suzuki TS 100 '78 FM 250 '74 Suzuki TC 125 '78 RM 125 '73 Honda CT 70 '78 CB 550 Honda '78 DS 100 Suzuki '77 Can,,Am 250 '74. Kawasaki 90 '77 Honda MR 50 '74 Honda CT 70 '72 350 Yamaha '75 G3 100 Kawasaki '75 Yamaha 125 '74 DMP Mini Bike '77 YZ 400 '77 RM 100 Suzuki (2) • MOTOCROSS RACING SUNDAY, JUNE 10 3rd Round of Di-Jer Series Meets 11 a.m. - finals 3 p.m. Complete while you wait Suzuki and Kawasaki parrs and service. Open 7 Days a Week Including Thurs.-Fri. till 9, Saturday till 5, Sunday 12-5 • om as as • or 1k $41114 410 VARNA, ONT. OWN R.S, NORTH Or HENSALL, LOOK FOR THE SIGNS!) 262-3118 or 2624809 EFFIE 40EINSTONE CULBERT Effie Johnstone Culbert, R: R. 1 Ripley, died at Pinecrest Manor on May 31, 1979 at the ageof 91. Born in Ashfield Township on December 25, 1888 she was a daughter of .the late John Johnstone, formerly of Scotland and the late Sarah MircDonald,4 formerly of Scotland. She married Andrew Cul- bert of Dungannon in 1908. She is survived by her two daughters, Velma Ashton, Plymouth Michigan and Peg- gy McIntosh, New Hudson, Michigan, and four sons, Andy, Point Clark; Bordon, Detroit; Elmer, Ashfield; and Herbert, Southfield, Michi- gan. She is also survived by two sisters, Mabel Campbell and Jean Scott, both of Lucknow. The funeral was held on Saturday, June 2, 1979 at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Chapel in Lucknow with Rev. Hugh Nugent of Ashfield Presbyterian Church and Rev. William Munshaw of Lucknow Pres- byterian Church, in charge of the service. Pallbearers were David MaCDonald; William Camp- bell, Gordon Brooks, Dynes Campbell, Basil Hogan and Denny Hamilton. Burial followed in Green - lin Cemetery. RACHEL [BOYLE] KELLY The death occurred in Wingham and District Hos- pital on Wednesday, May 23, of Mrs. Rachel Eleanor Kelly of Pinecrest Nursing Home, Lucknow, formerly of Wing - ham,. She was in her 88th year. Mrs. Kelly was born at Westfield on October 2, 1891. She was the former Eleanor Boyle, a daughter of the late James Boyle and Mary Jane Redmond. She was predeceased by her hits - band, John Kelly. Left to mourn are two sisters and one brother, Mrs. Michael (Irene) Cummins of Lucknow, Mrs. Gus (Mary) Devereaux, Wingham, and Jack Boyle of Wingham. The late Mrs. Kelly rested at the Currie -Walker Funeral Home, Wingharn, where family prayers were recited Thursday evening at nine o'clock, Removal was -made • to St, Augustine Roman Catholic Church, where de- ceased was a member, for °service Friday at 11 a.m. Rev. E. Dentinger was the officiating clergyman. Final resting place is St. Augustine Cexnetery. Pallbearers were Johnston Conn, Charlie Robinson, Dave King, Cyril Boyle, Gor- don. Foran and William Kina- han. SKELTON MEMORIALS • ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTYEARS WALKERTON PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO. A large stock of monuments at fair prices. Available for evening appointments How to tell when your weeds are ready for Roundup®. „ This summer, you can 'zap even your worst infestations of quackgrass, milkweed and Canada: thistle — right where they grow in the erop. Just apply Roundup®herbicide by Monsanto to these weeds -- when they're actively, growing and at the proper stage of growth, as shown below. Applications mustl* made before heading of small grains, ' initial pod set on soybeans, and silking of corn. An effective spot treatment of Roundup can control these weeds to help prevent their spread, and make harvesting easier. Pick up some Roundup soon from. your farm chemicals supplier, so you'll be ready when the weeds are! 0 • Canada thistle Wait until Canada thistle is actively growing -and at or beyond the bud stage•of growth. • Then, it's ready for you to control it with Roundup. Quackgrass When most quackgrass is, ' actively growing and at least 8 inches tall (3 to 4 leaf stage of growth), then apply Roundup. 1 wow,. • ,.. .....„, ,....' . .-",. tal, c: • There's never been „ a herbicide like this before. 4.4 Milkweed Wait until milkweed is actively growing and is at the mid to full • bloom stage of growth, then apply Roundup. Retreatment • may be necessary if all milkweed plants are not at the same'stage of growth. Monsanto Monsanto Canada Inc. Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW THE LABEL FOR ROUNDUP. Roundup' is a registered tradernof Monsanto Co. © Monsanto Company 1979 RCN•3•79