The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-01-11, Page 6rob
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
sentative on the Ripley -Huron; high.'
. Respected Citizen �Huron Township school board and, visits vice-
chairman for
many years. assn -
PasPasses
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AbIyServed His 'Comm01111` Y ' inthe role Ofchairman on /- • death of Dr.. JohnMacDonald,'
A good public relations officer and
a keen diplomat, he was able to
'JOHN H. RID.
A respected •.citizen whose con-
tribution tothe township 'of Huron
is almost without .parallel,; John, Ii
Reid, ,died in Kincardine 'District.
and General .Hospital after a linger
f'. ing illness which ..sawi.his.active
participation 'gradually diminishing
over the >past, few years.
Wilehealth permitted there was.
no more community minded citi-
,zen in the area. He was respected
. and honoured for his sound; judg-
ment and his ability to hold high •
office was eagerly, sought 'after.
even when his health failed him.
Although' it was in Kincardine
township where John H: Reid' was
bor'n'on July 23,. 1886, •the.. son of
Russell. and Mary. Jane (Pollock) • ,
Reid, it was in the township of
—Huron and .the immediate area that
'he was: to establishhimself as an
able farrner•whoseoutlook and-.
ambitions were • always to the •future
Reid's.Corners :became a living
memorial to the 'ability of the. Reid
family.,.•
On June 6, 1;1 0912; he •was' united
in marriage to Jane Emily' Farrell,
who survives him along with sons '
,Morris and Leonard -.of Huron and
Mrs.'.Raynard.(Hilda) Ackert of
Holyrood. There are also two bro-
• thers and two sisters, William of .
Arburg, Saskatchewan; Lorne of
Kincardine;; Mrs. Walter (Ernma)
W Iden of .Ripley and: •Mrs . Ernest.
(A.ice) Pridham of Goderich..
taking up residence' in Hurorf,
Mr. and Mrs, John:' Reid rbecarge an
active and driving force in the
PineRiver and Reids Corners com-
munity: A member of the, Pine .
River United Church he had been
an elder for thirty -years.
In the parlance of the agriculture
industry hewas always.interested
in the improvement of the breed
and,as such developed one of `the
finest dairy herds in Western Ont-
ario which eventually led to his' •
becoming -president of the. Ontario
Dairy man's Association in 1960. -
As the number of cheesefactories
Continued •to decrease in Bruce
county no little credit.can-be giv-
en to the foresight. of John H. Reid
that the. factory on the sixth of
Huron became the last cheese and
butter co-operative in Bruce and
agriculture statistics show the high
ranking of Bruce in this depart-
ment.: For more than thirty years,
he was an active member and off-
icer of the "cheese factory." and a-
few,years ago was honoured for his
contribution.'
A firm believer in a good.educat-
ion
ducat-
ion . and the. best in 'facilities.' for :,
the students, he became the repre
rder your
coop Fertilizer
r Spring now
(and sleep nightSl)
Rest easythis winter with your fertilizer ail beady for
application next spring. No worries about supplies when ,
the •bigbuying rush is on. No race against time and the
weather. You're all sett : '
Right now, we have stocks of every analysis ready for.
delivery before the spring.rush. Take.delivery of your
fertilizer now and save by taking adv antage'of substantial;
' seasonal discounts:
Early Delivery and
Cash Discounts
Don'ts •Forget T�� Annual ::Meeting
.' •
" -Tuesday, January 17th
c0•OP 1.1 1=0 �.
.ucknow District Co-op
IOf e8-2
accomplish numerogs tasks"with
an apparent minimum of effort.;'
He retired "from the board after
serving from the formation of the
area for the next fifteen years...
Funeralservices were largely
attended . fromthe ;immediate area
and. from many points in various
parts;of Ontario where this gentle?
man had become widely known
through his,. activities.
ex
The last rites were conducted at
`his beloved ':Pine River Church by
the minister Rev . Harold Pillen
with pallbearers being fellow mem
bers ,of the church session,. Mac
Boyd', Eldie.Lowry, Glenn Camp
bell,,Lestet':Ferguson, Cecil` Hum,
phrey and Donald Courtney.
Flower bearers were, neighbours,
Gordon Cameron. Elmer Courtney,
Jim .Elliott; Ernie Thompson Mer.
vynEckrnier and Frank ,Scott.
Bridal Sh*et. .
At Holyroocl Hall
"(Kinlough News)
On Saturday evening Lois Rob,b •
was•honoured with a bridal shower
`held in the Holyraod Hall which
was nicely: `decorated with pink
and. white streamers; an umbrella
and balloons filled with confetti.
The Wedding music was played by
Miss Edna Boyle .and the bride was.
escorted -,by her cousin Betty°:Smith
and: Marjorie ,Thompson.
Mrs. P.A. Murray was chairlady
and headings were given by .Mrs: .•.
Jim -Smith;.,., Mrs. P.A. A...:Murray.,,.
Miss May ;Boyle;, All' joined in
community singing and Mrs; •
Gerald ' Rhody conducted a contest,
Mrs. P;'A.' Murray,read an .add-
ress in verse and others assisting
with the gifts were Mrs. ,Dan Mc-
Innes,
c Innen, Mrs. Gerald Rhody ,, Mrs. Ed
Thompson.' Mrs. Gerald Murray
read the attached verses::
Lois thanked everyone and" For
She'sa a , jolly.• good fellow" :was
sung,,Refreshments' were served
and a social time enjoyed.
Visitors during the week. with Mr:
and Mrs . Bert Nicholson, Allan
and Lois were Mr. and Mrs. ,Har-
• old Slessor, of Glamis and Mr, and
Mrs'.: Ed Hedley of Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Schneller and
Betty spent New Years with :Mr.
and Mrs. Elgin, Hogg and family
at Wingham.
-We extend sympathy to Mt.. John
`McInnes in`thepassing of:his
sister the .late Mrs. Alex Butler of
Goderich. Relatives and friends •
from here attended. the funeral on'•
Monday.
Allan Sparling of •Walkerton
spent.Saturdawith his grandpar-'
cots,. Mr, and'Mrs. George Hald
enby'.
Elmer -Um.bach..of Lucknow was -a,
'dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs.:. .. •
Chris Shelton on Thursday
evening.
Mr ..and. Mrs. Mike'O'•Dell and
Cdnnie of Fenton Michigan; Mr ,
and • Mrs . Everett Stanley -of
-.Linden, Micrhigan. Visited. with
Mr. and .Mrs;-E:zra Stanley'.and
other reiativesw.
Mrs;.
Harvey -Hodgins is spending
awhile at the,home of her brother,
Leonard Stanley,at Lansing Mich-
igan. Leonard suffered a heart .
'.attack -recently.' •
.Congratulations to Mr,.4and3Mrs
bort 1-141denby of 'Toronto on the
birth of their baby'daughter.
' Elaine Hodgins of St. 'Catharines
visited. over the week end;'with' •• •
Sharon 'Stanley,
' Mrs,. Ts Edgar of London was a
• recent visitorih i ; Harvey
Hodgins, x "'.
The'LLA.C;`W:""-w$11 meet•"on£;Thuxs
WEDNESDAY', JAN. !11h, 1N7
r tiouc t c little tines l
She looks up, at Mummy and Daddy with
complete trust; andthat trust is well placed. For
not only is she 'given love and '.understanding but.
financial protectibn , as well. Her fanil are Sun
y
Life policyholders and her father makes sure that
their life insurance portfolio is carefully checked
,at regular intervals to take care of chang;ng needs.
I'm associated with : Sun Life ' o .
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Canada, the 'Company with the policy
that's right for you • and your family.
'Why <not call me today?
Wlllll
J.
KINAHAN
R.R; :2 Lucknow•
`Phona Wingham• 357.1987
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY ,OF . CANADA :
day at the home, of Mrs George •
Haldenby. ,
There ,will be no service in' the
Anglican 'Church ,next Sunday. On
the .following Sunday . January
22nd the service will be at: .11
o' clock .'
Mr, ; and Mrs : Chris Shelton and
:Tom McFarlart left on: Monday`
for. Brownsville ,. Texas=where they'
will spend the rest of the winter.;
months..
►e Surgery
:ondon,
(Langside. News)
'Hilda de Boer, daughter of, hrlr
and Mrs. Peter de, Boer is a, patient
at Sick Children's Hospital; London
where she• had surgery` on her
right -eye on Friday,
Charlie•Tiffin is now a patient. at
•Victoria Hospital, London. His
'many friends hope to hear : of an.
improvement in his condition. '
Janet Johnston• -of Belgrave is stay
ing;with* Mrs Tiffin, and attending
,school at Wingliam •
EUCHRE PARTY
Six tables of euchre'were played
•at the car 'arty at-Langside Com
rn unity Ha on :Saturday "night with.
Mrs.'Dave Moffat and Mrs. George
'Young in charge. Highprizes went
-to 'Graham Moffat and •George
Young•, and low prizes to Agnes
'Conley. and Doug Wall: Another
card party is.planned:`forSaturday ;,.
January 21st' with Mrs. Eugene
Conley .and . Mrs. Wesley Young in
charge
'Mr. and Mrs., George Young
and Mrs. -Charlie Tiffin were in,
London:inn .Sunday,to visit at
Victoria, Hospital with Charlie
Tiffin,;Mrs. C. Johnston and •
Hilda de Boer.
The annual meeting of.Langside
Presbyterian 'Church' will .be. held
on Saturday afternoon, January
11. at 2m;
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