The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-08-28, Page 2044,
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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By The Sentinel
THAT Douwe Wilts, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sibrand Wilts of R. R.
1 Auburn and Gary Courtney,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Court-
ney of R. R. 1 Dungannon, are.
partners in the newly formed
D & G. Construction Company.
The young men apprenticed at
A. Manning and Sons, Blyth.
THAT Ross Pool Room in Kincar-
dine , a well known business in
the area since 1919, has closed
its doors. Norman Ross, the only
surviving member of the R. Ross
and Sons firm , has decided to
close the business and sell the
building.
Wawunoshla'
Died At
MRS. HARVEY ALTON
Mrs. Harvey Alton of West
Wawanosh Township passed a
in Wingham and District Ho
on Tuesday, August 20th.
Mrs. Alton., who was 65,
the former Bessie Irene MCCC
daughter of Robert McCabea
Martha Johnston, and was
in Goderich on July 2S., 1909,
On June 6, 1934 she mat
Harvey Alton of West Wawa
They were married at Be
Mrs. Alton was an active
ber of Dungannon United Ch'
and also took an active.pan
the Dungannon Women's
Besides her husband, Mrs,
ton is survived by a daughter
two sons, Mrs. Paul (EleaO0
Henderson of Mississauga,IA
of West Wawanosh and Ronald
Luc know; seven grandchildr
also four sisters Mrs, Harry(
othy) Westlake of Salford,
Joe (Helen) Durnin of Goderid
Nlrs . Carmen (Ila) po lfe Ml
Nile, ,-Mrs. Bert
of Goderich , and one brother
Bert McCabe of ColborneToiI
ship.
She was predeceased h) Mrt�
THAT owners of mobile homes and sister , Mrs. Tom
trailers at the Boiler Beach trail- 11 of Salford
er park at Kincardine have re- The funeralservice wash
ceived notices of. the parks phos- 1t1aci< was Memorial Cha
ing. A number of local families Lucknov on Thursday,
have been seasonal residents
22nd, R Cook of Trinity
there for some years. The park Church was m
has been closed in order to estab- lbearers were Paul
lish a housing subdivision in that
area according to a letter receiv-
. ed from park owner Sam Mac-
Gregor. The new plan of sub-
division will include a proposed
trailer park and lots will be for
sale in this new park.
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Rev.
minister,
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Dur a
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Howard Johnston, Alld nEDu
Wm. Bradley,
ngr
Jim Errington.. acted as
Six grandchildren
flower bearers.
Interment was in Dungan
Cemetery.