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At the County of Bruce General
Hospital, Walkerton, on Thursday,
April 27., 1972, Mrs. Walter Row-:
and, nee' Nina Fraser Macintosh ,.
passed away in her 83rd year a fter
a lengthy illness.
The late Mrs. Rowand was the ,
Peter Macintosh of the 4th Conces-
sion of Kinloss. The. Macintoshes
farmed where Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Dickie now live.
Dear mother of Irene , Mrs. Roy
Value and Donald , both of Brant .
Township, Mrs. ROwand is also
sury We ay six gran c 1 re n ,
one great grandchild and eight.
sisters. - Grace of Toronto, Eunice ,
Mrs. P; H. Torrence of North Bay,
Donalda, Mrs. H. MacMillan of
Shelbourrie 'Gertrude of Mississ-
auga , Beatrice, Mrs. Thos. Reev
es of'Erindale, Hazel. MrS. Tor-.
ance Anderson of Mississauga and
Luclmow, Irene, Mrs. J. Godbold
of Horning Mills, and Ruth, Mrs.
A. L. Brown.of Vancouver, B.C.
The funeral was held, from the
. Tanner and pearson Funeral
Home on Saturday, April 29th at
2.00 p...rn. The Rev. Jackson
Snapp officiated. Interment was
in the Walkerton Cemetery.
The death occurred at her late ,
residence , 101 Prospect Avenue ,
Kirkland Lake Islonday evening ,
May l of Mrs. Rebecca Agnew.
_She ryas 89_3_ears oLag<e.
Born in Ontario she had resided
in Kirkland Lake . for the '.past 15
years. She was predeceased by
her first husband R. J. Lindsay in
1914. and by her second husband
Jmeph Agnew in'1956. She was ,
also predeceased by three broth-
ers and one sister.
Mrs. Agnew made her home in
Luclmow for many . years .
She is survived by one son
'Duncan Lindsay of Kirkland lake ,
with whom she resided. and one ,
grandson, Kenneth of Garson ,
Ontario, km: g.randdanghters', AF,-;
Des (K-s. A. Vear) of Windsor
Marie (Mrs. Kre,.7sr.'7.--ri;:tj of ,
Campbell met , B. C., , Mar prie
J. Vimi-i) an Lois
B. Ro) ) both of Kirland ':.ke'.and
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'Lucknow•Band Concert. Nosed Large
0°W Saturday In School. Auditorium
Dies At
Kirkland Lake
MRS. JOSEPH AGNEW
The "Baroque Trumpet Suite",
featuring Rick Pritchascl. was a
difficult number very well done.
A treat for all were Barbara and
Don Cameron, a great Father,
Daughter Combination, who play-
ed "The Holy City", a trombone
duet. Rich, yet melancholy,
was _Marilyn Murray's, "Narcissusr,
and Ruth Henderson's "Prayer". ,
These are two talented girls on
the clarinets! '
Brian Keith'S.oWn'arrangernent
of "Deep Purple" was a pleasure
to hear. Perhaps there's a corn-
poser in the offing?
A real Variety in the numbers
gave the audience a chaneeto •
feel sentimental with "I Left My
Heart in San Francisco", to swing
with "Tijuana Taxi" or to simply
sit back and enjoy "William Tell
Overture", • "Tales From the Vien-
na Woods", and many others.
"Nutcracker Suite" was played
completely by pupils in public
school and two new "older mem-
bers", Elizabeth and Rose. They
were pretty good, too!!
The deep, strong tones of the
trumpet and cornets were most
May 16th is the Bruce South
District,Annual 'at Teeswater and
on the following night a Meat ,
Forum will be held in Port Elgin.
The new committees were read.
On June 13th a District 75th Insti-
tute Anniversary will be held at
Silver 'Lake Camp at 6.30 p.m. ,
The following standing commit-
tee reports were given ,- Agricul-'
marries one. s.
Jack Scott, convener of Citizen-
ship and Education presided for
the program. —The--Motto on
"Horne" was given by Mrs. Ray-
nard Ackert and contained many
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fiivoured with a piano-Solo from
her Grade VII book. Mrs. Dan
McInnes gave a timely reading
on Mothers.
The Topic On Citiiewhip was
well given by Mrs. Jack Scott on
and Privileg. From now
on this will ounderthena me
of Cirizinship and World Affairs
and will include Civic Affairs,
Legislation ; 0i-re= Eve= and
thei:.:rrited Nations.
Mrs. Alex Percy on Farmers;
Citizenship and Education, Mrs.
Jack Scott on New Labels on
household products; Education
and Cultural Activities, 'The
band conceit; Mrs. Lorne Eadie
read about the Officers Confer-
ence at Guelph. •Roll call"-
Racial Origin of my maiden
The Holyrood Women's Instit-
ate-met-on—Thursday evening at'
the home of Mrs. Ellwood Elliott.
The president Mrs. Morgan John-
ston was in charge and the meet-
ing opened with the Ode and the
Mary Stewart Collect. ' Mrs.
Lorne Eadie gave the financial
report. Communications were
then read. Bylaws were review-
ed and brought up to date.
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pleasant when Colin. Cameron,
Eric Cayley and Janet Marriott
gave their rendition of "Trumpets
in 3/4 Timer. Colin, 10, the
youngest member of the band,
showed he has plenty of musical
talent. •
"Romance and Troika" , a saxa-
•phonesolo by John Henderson was
very well executed. •
A most important part of the
evening was the presentations,
Mrs. Rose Robb and Mrs. Eliza ,'
beth McMurray were presented,
with gifts in appreciation •
for their help in making band'
uniforms. Gordon Cayley, dir-
ector-of the band, was..givena
gift in appreciation for his excel-
lent leadership time , and effort,
given to the band. •
Certainly many talented mem-
bers have spent hours practising
their various instruments', in
order to present a delightful mus-
ical evening , and they were most
successful in their endeavours.
May they_ continue to do as well
on their future concert tours!
BAND MEMBERS
Cornets & Trumpets, Betty
Bushell, Murray Button, Colin.
Cameron, Eric Cayley, Mary
Lynn Cayley Denver•Dickie ,
Mary Eadie, Ray Elliott , Ricky
Howald, Glenda Jamieson, Mur-
ray Keith, Jantt, Marriott ? Etta -
Belle MacDonald, Eugene Pritch-
ard, Ricky Pritchard , Teddy
Pritchard , Bill Stanley.
Saxaphones ,. John Henderson,
Brenda Johnstone , Jean Reid ,
Doug
Drums, Gary McInnes, Dawn
NelsOn, Ann Pritchard , Bobby
• Stanley.
Bass, Tom Chester, Dale Van-
Stempvoort.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11411,19
Eb Alto Horns Cathy Gillespie,.
Elizabeth McMurray Fay Nel-
son , David:Newbold, Irene Wall,
Trombones, Barbara Cameron
Don Cameron, Grant, Gilchrist,
Tom Henderson ,:Dale Lougheed,
Ian .
Montgomery, Ken MatEwan,
Flutes, Donna. Hazeidon, Brian
Keith.
Glockenspiel, Kathy Treleav-
en.
Baritone , Janet Adams, Cecil
de 'Boer , Jamie Elliott , Eleanor
Johnstone., Rose Robb.
Clarinets, Ann Ackert, David
Ackert,' Dianne, ,Bannerman,
Sandra Finlay, Mary tiendema,
Riith'HendersoP, Jill Murray,
Marilyn Murray , Margaret l\lac-
Intyre, Gail Pritchard, Audrey
Ritchie ,.Joanne Ritchie, Janice
Stanley. ' •
Director, Gordon Cayley,
. On Saturday evening the public
had a chance to, attend the best
school band concert heard here in
three years., ItMay TiPt have
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been as "showy" as some years,,
but with ability, who needs
"show"?
The rhythmic boom of the
drums itas most effective in the
opening number "-Hogan's Heroes".
One five-year-old was so delight-
ed with it, she wished the band
play irthe rest of the -night
but better things were yet to
come!! •
Kinloss Native
Died Thursday
MRS. WALTER gowANI5
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