The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-04-03, Page 184.
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Lucknow 'Lady Died
In 79th Year
WEDNESDAY, APRIL'
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MRS. T. J. SALKELD.
The death of Mrs.. T. J. Salk -
eld of Lucknow occurred at Wing -
ham and District Hospital on Sat-
urday , March'16th, one day be
her 79th birthday.
She was the former Amy Lillian
Wark', daughter of Samuel John
Wadi and Mary Ellen Lane,
and was born at Toronto' on March
17, 1895. 2'
On September 15, 1920, she
married Thomas John Silkeld of
GOderich. They were married at
Smith's Falls. •
Following their marriage Mr.
and Mrs. Salkeld farnied in, West
Wawanosh, a few miles south east
of. Lucknow , until moving to Luck-
now nine, years ago, where they
have resided on Gough Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Salkeld were sad-
ly bereaved in December 1973,
when their only son Laurence died
suddenly at the age' of 43.
Mrs. Salkeld was an ardent
horticulturist and a member of the
Lucknow Horticultural Society and
also very active in the Lucknow
Women's Institute.
She was a member of Peter's
Anglican Church, the Anglican
Church, Women and also the Bruce
County Historical Society. •
Mrs. Salkeld is survived by her•
husband; three daughers, Mrs.
John (Margaret) Schmidt of Cal-
gary,• Mrs. Jim (Mary) Boyle of
Lucknow and Dr. Helen Salkeld of
North Gower , Ontario; four grand-
children, Blaine Salkeld, Linda,.
Lorraine and Lorna Boyle; a broth-
er H. J. Wark of Brockville and a
sister Mrs. Douglas (Ruth) Camp-
bell of Kitchener.
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We, at this time, would like to thank each and every one
who came into our restaurant on Monday. 'It was far beyond our
highest hopes. It, was a real April Fool on us.
Special thanks to those, most thoughtful ones who sent
floral tributes. We will cherish the memories of them for a long
time.
Special thanks to our staff. They were jewels. Without
them all, this would note have happened.
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00..90th .BirthdoY
Alex (Sandy) Hackett of Luck-
now observed his 90th birthday
on Friday, 'March 29th at a birth-
day dinner with members of his
family at the home of his grand-
son Chester and Belle Hackett
and family, 7th generation
descendants.,
Those attending were his wife
Clare, his brother torn Hackett
Sr. of. Ashfield. his two sisters' Ida
Taylor and Janet. Drennan, Wil-
fred Drennan, cousin Harry Hack-
Alex was born on the 12th con-
cession of Ashfield , a son of Jos-.,
eph Hackett and Liza Jane Henry,
and is the eldest of a family of
eight. He has 13 grandchildren '
and 40 great grandchildren. His
1st wife Janet Hunter and daughter
Maizie Mathers are deceased.
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Conveners of standing commit-
tees of Kairshed Women's Insti-
tute met at the home of Mrs.
Evan Keith on Wednesday after-
noon to compile their annual
reports.
Audrey MacDougall of Orange-
ville spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Allan MacDOugall on the birth of
their baby daughter in Wingham
and District General Hospital on
Sunday, March 31k.
Employees of Goderich Manuf-
acturing Co. Ltd.(Baechle) are
busy cutting logs in the former
C,--e677e Lockhart bush.
At the Hilton -Perth.competi-
tor: held in Stratford on Monday,
Apzil 1st , Martha .Grd'ham placed
in,the floor gymnastics
now enter the W.G.S.
co:-.7.petition to .be held, in
.)r, April 20th.
She was predeceased by her son
Laurence in December 1973, a
brother Laurence, killed in action
in France in 1918 and a brother
Norman of Perth in 1948.
The funeral service was held at
St., Peter's Anglican Church,
Elicknow on Tuesday, March 19th.
Rev. George Garratt, assisted by
Rev. R. A. Joselyn, a former min•
ister, condUcted the .service.
Pallbearers were Harold Greer,
Gordon Struthers, W. A. Porteous;
Donald Gaunt, Pharis Mathers,,"
Orland Richards. '
Temporary entombment was at
South Kinloss Mausoleum with
final resting place Greenhill Cem-
etery.
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, •
Lucknow , was in charge of funeral
arra ngements
SOUTH KINLOSS
Lillian and Arthur had a family
of three. A on 'Kenneth passed
away in his eighteenth year in
1943 in Toronto. Their two (laugh•
ters are Marjorie, Mrs, Howard
Bennett of Scarborough and Shir-
ley ; Mrs. Howard Whiteside of
Leaside, who together with their
husbands and three grandsons and
granddaughter-in-law Heather ad-
ded the extra family touch to
this memorable occasion.
A granddaughter Kathleen Ann
passed away in 1967.
Most of their married life was
spent in Toronto where Arthur Was
employed for thirty-five years
With The Borden Company of
Canada , retiring in 19.66 to their
home in Kinlough. He is a mem-
ber' of the Borden Quarter Century
club.
Congratulations were received
from his Excellency Governor
Genera) Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Leger;
R. Hon. Pierre Trudeau, Prime'
Minister of Canada;• Hon. Win. Da
vis, Premier,of Ontario; Hon. Hugh
Faulkner, Secretary of State; R.
Hon. John G. Diefenbaker M.P.;'
Ross Whicher , M.P.; John Haney
M.P.; Murray Gaunt M.P.P. as
well as a host of relatives-and
friends, from Toronto and their
home neighbourhOod, plus out of
town points in Ontario and West-
ern Canada.
Many beautiful gifts were also
received.
KINLOUGH COUPLE
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Arthur has two brothers, Wig=
Barn and George W.., both of
Kinlough , a lso br2ther -in -law.
John C. McIntyre of Culross , Man
itoba , as well as a number of
nieces and nephews and other •
relatives of both families. •
Greer T.
Lucknow
And Electric
A candle lighting'ceremony;
conducted by Lieutenant usiq
Guides. When all of the cp.!,
were lit the enrollment teen(
started New members were:
Robin Patrol, Sharon Sproule;
Swallows , Suzanne Kirkland,
Brenda McLeod. Our new Lieu
tenant Mrs. Dianne Morrison
Was also 'enrolled.
Service Stars were givenlo
Murray and Susan Thompson-,
yr; Lorna Boyle and Kathryn
Kim -• 6' yr; Debbie Bolt, hot
Thompson, Beverly Wilkins •
4 yr.
Acting as hostesses for thee
ing were Kim .Cooke, Suzanne
Corrin. and Lisa Petersen, wit
passed their Hostess badge,
was announced that the District
Volleyba Ga me was to beat
10..00, on Saturday, which the
Lucknow Guides wdn. Theira
Speaker's badge is to be test
April 2. A4uarist's badge will
tested on April 9. Alscreacn
is to return the forms this wed
regarding the bus trip sowed
get a definite, count.
Campfire was led by Ettaki
MacDona ld . The meeting0
closed with vespers and taps.
The regular meeting of the,
Lucknow Girl Guides was held.
March 28th. The meeting w
opened with roll call. Flagt
ing was by the Bluebirds bib
by 0 canada and the Guideh
er . .
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.ett, all of Lucknow; cousins Wm.,
and Mabel Irvin of Ashfield; his '
family, Cliff' and Pearl Hackett
of Goderich, Tom and Tillie
Hackett of Lucknow, Melvin
and Margaret Hackett of Port
Elgin, Alex and Ella Hackett ,
Chester , Belle and Scott Hackett
of Ashfield.