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Belgrave Personal Notes
A*WLockridge dies in hosP • •
and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert pro,
and Mrs. Laura Johnston
Mr. and Mm. George Prader
home Thursday
Friday visitors at the home of
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris St. Marie, Pamela
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returned on attar
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Satonehouse
An active sportsman who
He attended school in Wingham
in all sports within the
with Mr. and Mrs. Gearp JWhb-
a trip to California. While there
were Mrs. Malcbom McCammon
pined the reaped of many
(tower Town) until Grade VIII,
jurisdiction of the WOAA for his
ston, Tank and Erin at Mbrk&
they went an a tone of farming in
of Islington, Miss Ruth Lockridge
tlaraugh his work with the WOAA,
then went to Wingbam's upper
fairness, understanding and
Mrs. Albert Bieman and X11'
the imperial Valley in SotNhern
of Toronto, Mrs. Alf Lockridge of
Alfred John Lockridge of Y7
dg
town school. As a barefoot boy,
ability to direct rain play from his
brother, George Inglis called at
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California.
W'
uighain and Harvey Edgar.
Briarw°od Crescent, Turnberry
he spent a great deal of time
office in a most capable Manner.
the Richardson and Allard
We are sorry to bear that Bert
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Estates, WWgham, passed away
around Field's Butcher Shop and
Funeral Home in Hanover an
Johnston is a patient in St.
Culross
Friday, January 12, at the
after working there for some
Mr. Lockridge had also been
Friday evening to pay their re-
Joseph's Hospital, London.
native
Wingbam and District Hospital.
time, Mr. Field hired him as a
active on other numerous boards
spects to their cousin the jets
Mrs. Mark Armstrong received
He was in his 82nd year and death
partner. This relationship con-
and organizations including
Oliver Burrell of Hanover,
word Friday morning, January
of
toliooved a brier illness.
Mr. Lockridge was the son of
tines for several years until in
serving on the Public School
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon and
12, of the sudden death of her
brother, Gormley Thompson of
n
r
the late John Ldckria and
1�' Mr. Lockridge went into
business for himself.
Board for 18 years; the Wingham
Hospital Board; chairman of the
Robert returned Friday from s
Brampton. We extend our ym-
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in �,■
Mary Hergott and was born in
on December 23, 1897.
After retir from business he
�
Separate School Board at the
week's vacation at Tam,
p '
Florida. Mrs. Gordon McPhail o[
PamY'
Mr. and Mfs. Albert Bacon re-
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hero
became treasurer of the WOAA
which he, Doc Cruickshank and
time the school was built;
chairman of the artificial ice
petrolia stayed with her grand-
turned tome recently from visit -
Fogarty whom he married
Tory Gregg organized in 1942.
fund; instrumental in forming
daughter, Margaret Ann.
Miss Cind Belrose
ing for a month with their daugh-
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3 Ruth Lockridge, both of Toronto; .7 contentment their way.Mr. Ballagh was born in Give peace to their hearts and
two sons, Dr. Thomas J. Culross Township on September tendert
When it is Lockri a of Manchester, New y guide them,
dg 16, 1911, and was a son of the late w and forever, And noLord please
followed by a Hampshire, and Captain Douglas William John Ballagh and w, noalk beside then. VARIETY BROKEN
Welco a Wagon M A. Lockridge, Montreal. There Margaret Stokes. He attended —Lovingly remembered by STALKS
9 are ten grandchildren and one Teeswater Continuation School wife Marion, and family.
Call! sister, Mrs. Gilbert (Frances) and Wingham High School and TX 90
Janet Little Fraser of Niagara Falls, New following his graduation from 0
Phone
357-1963 York.He was predeceased by two Stratford Normal School in 1932 WILLIS—In memory of Law -
brothers, Sam and Walter. he returned to Culross Township rence Willis, who passed away TX 85 0
where he farmed his father's four years ago January 27.
- The late Alf Lockridge rested farm, Lot 14, Concession 4, which He left us quietly, his thought un- PLOT
at The Currie Funeral Hoiip. had been in the Ballagh name known, 1
Mass was held Monday,Jan AVERAGE
e come o D. 15, at Sacred Heart Church where \ ° since 1855. He left us memories we are proud
LTD. t0 own.
deceased was a member. Rev. A. As the result of 'M accident in So treasure ham, Lord, in your
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the Wingham Figure Skating
T Doreen
Taylor of Centralia College spent
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris St. Marie, Pamela
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living first in Milverton and later
in
For while on'earth, he was one of
and other tests and what the
described as builders and
Club and arena manager for
the weekend at Doreen's home.
slid
Lori Ann of Surrey, B.C.
results could mean to you,
Representative
dedicated servants tq all sppoort- .
smen, women and children
number of years. He also played
Intermediate hockey for some 20
and remem-
bered by wife, family and grand-
contact your local Trojan dealer.
TX90 th"Kmh
Ken Stevens, Abe Lewis and Jake
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Pona l arter
Jutzi. Floral tributes were
carried by Chris Newman
At his request his body was
donated to medical science
comes
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and
with
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within the provincial boundaries
years and guided teams in every
Ivan Gardner.
cremation t o follow later.
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served by the WOAA.
Mr. Lockridge later
category from Bantam upward,
throughout the as well as
Culross
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served as
years,
native
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secretary -manager of the
field lacrosse.
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organization and was the last
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dies suddenly
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surviving life member of WOAA.
ceased by two wives, Mary
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Dan Kerr, R. R. 3, listovl�el.
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He gained respect from all teams
Douce and Myra MacDonald. He
is survived by his the He
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CLARK—III loving memory of
wife,
mer Kathleen (Fleming)
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passed awanay
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PLANTING DATE: May 25, 1978
September 20, 1956, at Sacred
James Ballagh of Listowel
passed away suddenly in hospital
January 30, 19".
SOIL TYPE: Cloy Loam
isn't half so
Heart Church, Wingham; two
in Chatham on Sunday,
Dear Lord bless the one who aces
this today;
HERBICIDE: Blodex
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daughters, Mrs. Malcolm
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December 31. He was in his 88th
ply � beauty� �y
FERTILIZER: N-26 P O - K O -(hog manure)
(Frances) MacCammon and
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3 Ruth Lockridge, both of Toronto; .7 contentment their way.Mr. Ballagh was born in Give peace to their hearts and
two sons, Dr. Thomas J. Culross Township on September tendert
When it is Lockri a of Manchester, New y guide them,
dg 16, 1911, and was a son of the late w and forever, And noLord please
followed by a Hampshire, and Captain Douglas William John Ballagh and w, noalk beside then. VARIETY BROKEN
Welco a Wagon M A. Lockridge, Montreal. There Margaret Stokes. He attended —Lovingly remembered by STALKS
9 are ten grandchildren and one Teeswater Continuation School wife Marion, and family.
Call! sister, Mrs. Gilbert (Frances) and Wingham High School and TX 90
Janet Little Fraser of Niagara Falls, New following his graduation from 0
Phone
357-1963 York.He was predeceased by two Stratford Normal School in 1932 WILLIS—In memory of Law -
brothers, Sam and Walter. he returned to Culross Township rence Willis, who passed away TX 85 0
where he farmed his father's four years ago January 27.
- The late Alf Lockridge rested farm, Lot 14, Concession 4, which He left us quietly, his thought un- PLOT
at The Currie Funeral Hoiip. had been in the Ballagh name known, 1
Mass was held Monday,Jan AVERAGE
e come o D. 15, at Sacred Heart Church where \ ° since 1855. He left us memories we are proud
LTD. t0 own.
deceased was a member. Rev. A. As the result of 'M accident in So treasure ham, Lord, in your
HARVEST
MOISTURE
30.5
28.0
28.1
we specialize in No. 5 machine bolts.. bra
Cards o f Thanks'FFree
Douse -Mans Drawn ,
esti mates. References for We wish to express sincere The wife and family of the late '}
revious work. thanks and appreciation to our A. J. Lockridge of Tumberry
relatives, friends and neighbors Estates wish to express their
AEFER RESIDENTIAL DESIGN for the flowers, memorial dona- sincere thanks and appreciation
291-1449
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tions, messages of sympathy and to their relatives, friends and
LISTO�A� EL 291 - 1 449 the many acts of kindness during neighbors for their floral trib-
the loss of our dear son, brother utes, memorial donations and
and grandson. messages of sympathy during
David, Jean and Donna, their recent sad bereavement.
Gordon and Special thanks to Dr. Leahy, Dr.
t - Marguerite Steinacker Mowbray, Father Sonderup, am -
NOTICE �rs, am-
bulance drivers, the nurses on
We wish to thank net second floor for their kindness,
friends, relatives and the Angli- Mr. and Mrs. Norm Welwood,
can Church Women for gifts, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse,
flowers, cards and the many good Doug McBurney of Currie Finer—
UNITED CO-OPERATIVES wishes we received on our 60th al Home, pallbearers, flower
wedding anniversary. Thanks bearers and the Senior Choir and
also to our family for planning the Catholic Women's League df
•
BELGRAVE the party for us. Sacret Heart Church. Your kind-
/ / Jim and Gladys Vittie nests will never be forgotten.
will be closed on I would like to thank Dr.
1 Hanlon, Mrs. Lee and the nurses We would like to express our
MON.# J 29 ; and staff of the OB ward for the sincere appreciation to all our
care of Leisa and I, while a friends and relatives for the
patient in the Wingham and Dis- beautiful floral tributes, mem-
For Inventory trict Hospital. Everything was orial donations and all expres-
very much appreciated. sions of sympathy given to us
Mrs. Jean Bender during our recent bereavement.
Special thanks to the ladies .of
We wish to express our deepest Group 3 for serving the lunch
appreciation to Dr. B. Hanlon, following the funeral. We also
Mrs. Mary Lee, Mrs. Sophi wish to thank Rev. Ball for all his
Foran, Mrs. Rae Elmslie and the kindness and the Davidson Fu-
TOGETHERentire obstetrical staff at the neral Home and the pallbearers
SERVE
Wingham and District Hospital for their services.
for the excellent Gare and con- Earl Toner,
cern shown to Joy and our newly Bob and Margaret Wood
arrived Julia. May God richly
bless you all as he has done by I wish to thank all who sent
giving us a healthy baby and
YIELD
AT 15.5%
106.9
96.4
89.2
mother. cards, flowers, treats and for the Old Number of Prizes... 56,700` Your old chance to win was...1 in 95.
Cathy
Maierr many visits, and to Rev. B. Pass_
'
Phil, Charlie and more for his visits, to Dr. Hanlon New Number of Prizes ...132,300 Your new chance to win is ...1' in 41.
' •and Dr. McGregor and all the
nurses on second floor for thew % """''' "Based on 60 Series.
care while in the hospital. It was
DIED`,
� • all appreciated so much.
Hilda Bolt.' _/� BERSI '� AWt
B h TONER—Passed awn S d MR
uy your ome, Ilfe, boat, and auto
insurance from a friend
The Co -Operators
your credit union sponsored
insurance company "
Co-operation among Co -Ops.
Located in the
Credit Union Building.
8 Alfred St., [corner of
Josephine St. I Winghall7, Ont.
North Huron Credit
Union 357-2311
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The Co-operators
357-3739
Y un ay,
January 14, at Victoria
Hospital, London, Mrs. Earl
Toner of Gorrie, aged 70 years.
She was the former Mabel
Wood and was born in Howick
Township on June 17, 1908, a
daughter of the late Joseph and
Sarah Wood. Left to mourn her
passing are her husband, Earl
Toner of Gorrie; one brother,
Robert Wood, Clifford; several
nieces and nephews. She was a
member of Gorrie United
Church. The late Mrs. Toner
rested at the Davidson Funeral
Home, Gorrie, until Wed-
nesday when removal was
made to Gorrie United Church
for service at two o'clock.
Spring interment will take
place in Gorrie Cemetery.
Pallbearers were John Koch,
Bill Thornton, Russell Powell,
Wilfred Gregory, Ivan Haskins
and Ray Gowdy.
`Special thanks to Gordon Con.
gram, Ken Foxton, Stu Hollaway,
Howard Baker, Ron Foxton,
Michael Willie and Larry Zinn for
presenting Ted Whitby with, a
beautiful barometer upon his re-
tirement from the works depart-
ment of Wingham.
Thank you,
Ted Whitby
Thank you to all who visited
and sent cards while I was a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital. Also thanks to Dr. P. J.
Leahy and nurses, Rev. Robt.
Armstrong for visits and prayers,
Rev. and Mrs. Rea Grant and the
kind friends who took me to and
from hospital, and those who
helped my sister, especially with
transportation. May 1979 be kind
to all.
Grant Wilton
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weeks of the draw.
1
, 'I
J. Sonderup officiated. Final
1966 he sold the fare and retired,
garden of rest,
For complete details about this
resting place will be Wingham
Cemetery.
living first in Milverton and later
in
For while on'earth, he was one of
and other tests and what the
- _
TRANS - CONTINENTAL BOLT CJ.
Pallbearers were Ken Zinn,
Listowel.
He is survived by s sister, Mrs.
the best.
—Always loved
results could mean to you,
Representative
Ken Ducharme, John McInnes,
Pearl Mills of Mississauga.
and remem-
bered by wife, family and grand-
contact your local Trojan dealer.
Ken Stevens, Abe Lewis and Jake
children
Pona l arter
Jutzi. Floral tributes were
carried by Chris Newman
At his request his body was
donated to medical science
g.
and
with
Ivan Gardner.
cremation t o follow later.
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BOX 255 SLYTH, ONTARIO
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NOM 1HO:WtwiceinewillU
TELEPHONE 357-1268
we specialize in No. 5 machine bolts.. bra
Cards o f Thanks'FFree
Douse -Mans Drawn ,
esti mates. References for We wish to express sincere The wife and family of the late '}
revious work. thanks and appreciation to our A. J. Lockridge of Tumberry
relatives, friends and neighbors Estates wish to express their
AEFER RESIDENTIAL DESIGN for the flowers, memorial dona- sincere thanks and appreciation
291-1449
A
tions, messages of sympathy and to their relatives, friends and
LISTO�A� EL 291 - 1 449 the many acts of kindness during neighbors for their floral trib-
the loss of our dear son, brother utes, memorial donations and
and grandson. messages of sympathy during
David, Jean and Donna, their recent sad bereavement.
Gordon and Special thanks to Dr. Leahy, Dr.
t - Marguerite Steinacker Mowbray, Father Sonderup, am -
NOTICE �rs, am-
bulance drivers, the nurses on
We wish to thank net second floor for their kindness,
friends, relatives and the Angli- Mr. and Mrs. Norm Welwood,
can Church Women for gifts, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse,
flowers, cards and the many good Doug McBurney of Currie Finer—
UNITED CO-OPERATIVES wishes we received on our 60th al Home, pallbearers, flower
wedding anniversary. Thanks bearers and the Senior Choir and
also to our family for planning the Catholic Women's League df
•
BELGRAVE the party for us. Sacret Heart Church. Your kind-
/ / Jim and Gladys Vittie nests will never be forgotten.
will be closed on I would like to thank Dr.
1 Hanlon, Mrs. Lee and the nurses We would like to express our
MON.# J 29 ; and staff of the OB ward for the sincere appreciation to all our
care of Leisa and I, while a friends and relatives for the
patient in the Wingham and Dis- beautiful floral tributes, mem-
For Inventory trict Hospital. Everything was orial donations and all expres-
very much appreciated. sions of sympathy given to us
Mrs. Jean Bender during our recent bereavement.
Special thanks to the ladies .of
We wish to express our deepest Group 3 for serving the lunch
appreciation to Dr. B. Hanlon, following the funeral. We also
Mrs. Mary Lee, Mrs. Sophi wish to thank Rev. Ball for all his
Foran, Mrs. Rae Elmslie and the kindness and the Davidson Fu-
TOGETHERentire obstetrical staff at the neral Home and the pallbearers
SERVE
Wingham and District Hospital for their services.
for the excellent Gare and con- Earl Toner,
cern shown to Joy and our newly Bob and Margaret Wood
arrived Julia. May God richly
bless you all as he has done by I wish to thank all who sent
giving us a healthy baby and
YIELD
AT 15.5%
106.9
96.4
89.2
mother. cards, flowers, treats and for the Old Number of Prizes... 56,700` Your old chance to win was...1 in 95.
Cathy
Maierr many visits, and to Rev. B. Pass_
'
Phil, Charlie and more for his visits, to Dr. Hanlon New Number of Prizes ...132,300 Your new chance to win is ...1' in 41.
' •and Dr. McGregor and all the
nurses on second floor for thew % """''' "Based on 60 Series.
care while in the hospital. It was
DIED`,
� • all appreciated so much.
Hilda Bolt.' _/� BERSI '� AWt
B h TONER—Passed awn S d MR
uy your ome, Ilfe, boat, and auto
insurance from a friend
The Co -Operators
your credit union sponsored
insurance company "
Co-operation among Co -Ops.
Located in the
Credit Union Building.
8 Alfred St., [corner of
Josephine St. I Winghall7, Ont.
North Huron Credit
Union 357-2311
0
11
The Co-operators
357-3739
Y un ay,
January 14, at Victoria
Hospital, London, Mrs. Earl
Toner of Gorrie, aged 70 years.
She was the former Mabel
Wood and was born in Howick
Township on June 17, 1908, a
daughter of the late Joseph and
Sarah Wood. Left to mourn her
passing are her husband, Earl
Toner of Gorrie; one brother,
Robert Wood, Clifford; several
nieces and nephews. She was a
member of Gorrie United
Church. The late Mrs. Toner
rested at the Davidson Funeral
Home, Gorrie, until Wed-
nesday when removal was
made to Gorrie United Church
for service at two o'clock.
Spring interment will take
place in Gorrie Cemetery.
Pallbearers were John Koch,
Bill Thornton, Russell Powell,
Wilfred Gregory, Ivan Haskins
and Ray Gowdy.
`Special thanks to Gordon Con.
gram, Ken Foxton, Stu Hollaway,
Howard Baker, Ron Foxton,
Michael Willie and Larry Zinn for
presenting Ted Whitby with, a
beautiful barometer upon his re-
tirement from the works depart-
ment of Wingham.
Thank you,
Ted Whitby
Thank you to all who visited
and sent cards while I was a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital. Also thanks to Dr. P. J.
Leahy and nurses, Rev. Robt.
Armstrong for visits and prayers,
Rev. and Mrs. Rea Grant and the
kind friends who took me to and
from hospital, and those who
helped my sister, especially with
transportation. May 1979 be kind
to all.
Grant Wilton
MORE 11j4N1NG NV NEW WIN'FALL D
. .. or last three d,gIts
middle three riding first. middle o
11 the hest thrQeatch the correspo win g10
on Your ticaeti1 01 the number drawn. You
last three 9 �.: 1140 IN k_
1 Feb, 1979<:<
IUD
on Y
our ticket match nh5
las
It the t two digits
special twdigit Win the
Number, Y
ou tsoon the nexw
t dra
free ticke
New Wintario .. - twice the fun for a buck!
IMPORTANT: Live on Global at 9 p.m, AMA
Winning $10 tickets must be cashed at designated retail agents withini
two weeks. After that, cash them at any Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce or the Ontario Lottery Corporation prize office
Win'Fall tickets must be claimed at designated retailers within two NU
weeks of the draw.
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