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aessing a driver’s permit, rt t m m ~ L. —, ani st .^1 L.
tmiltom /sqnght^ '^u'ppb®^''' i,
items not latdr than Tuesday,
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to the. Parish of Lion’s Head and will
4ffite^^lfis^uta'nyrr^unie^l6th^
He\is to be succeeded here by J. D.
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mrs: McKinnon dies-
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Mishap On Main Street Ori Thursday
Results Jn Bobby MjcNay Receiving
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A-rMrr-Jimmie*-Wttle“-df~’.Kinlossr-w-ho-
recently successfully compjleted hi^
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Elevator -Company Limited will be
Leghorn baby pullets $16. vper.
' hundred. Line bred from R. O.. P.
l and registered hens. -
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. Saturday,Jungl5th, for, the election
^officers,„.„pi»sentatipn^f ^annual,
Statement and other business.
James Alton, President.
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$2.00 PER YEAR IN ADV ANCE; »2.f
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r./TiHURSD INB €ith, 1935 .SINGLE -CO
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veterinary surgeon
- - W. J. KELLEhM B.V.Sc. ,
/ ’Phone: 29; Rip|ey, Qnt. - .
• PROFIT BY THIS ,
;’^e^t/>W<eqk,,.a social adver- //
tiding -issue of The Sentinel Will
circulated to^ g|ve a complete,
coverage of a widespread Area^
A classified ad will bring ,you
; profitable results, if“ you have
something to seli, to buy/ lost,
found, for exchange, etc, etc. in- •
sett q smill ?od.. $ nJ watek . it- •
work. Gash, with order cents •
per word. Minimum charge 25c.
____SiHIP your lambs with us. Picked.
up at your door, 60c a piece.^-
■Harvey Apkert, ^fihone 29-w, Lucknow
SHIPPING LAMBS each Wednes-
day. LambsJw be over 65 pounds and
fat, — Rod McDougall, ’Phone 26-28,
Ripley. •
PLEASE RETURN—will the party
who borrowed Bert Ward’s post hole
spobh, /used for cleaning out catch,
basing, please return" same at once.
STRAYED—An Oxford ram, from
,/ premises undersigned, Lot 22,
Con. 10, West Wawanosh, on or about
A May 21st. Walter Forster.
Twx> Scotch Collie Pups'for • sale.
S. W CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of the South
-Kinloss-^Cemetery--^AssoeiatiQn~wilk
be held; bn Wednesday, June 12th* at
■ 2 P.m. A gpbd attendance is desired
as some changes will be made in.by-
- laws. z Donald MacLean, S^c’y.
” NOTICE
_/Tbo annuaJ meeting of the Lucknow
“heldinthe“officeof"thesecfetary,
Geo. H .Smith ht. three o’clock P.M.
—— -tree -tops- of- -Hardwood- and—Cedar,
, also soft Wood which he will self in
. —U Lots at the bush on the Alex McKin-
’ non and Smith 'farms. There will? be
a party there on June 12th at ten
o’clock a.m. to do the^selling..
A deep gash in his forehead; yih-
ning (jown to above Mis left eye/ that
is expected to leave a permanent
scar, was suffered by Bdbby McNay
on Thursday, in a motor aepijdent oc-
curing on the main street bridge.
„ .Bgfeh^, within a. few, mqiiths of his
third birthday, is the son of Wr. and
Mrs. Alex McNay ^f Ashfieid. The
young chap was sitting in the front
seat of the car driven by~his”"m'other'
who was proceeding. Westward. As
the ear came onto th^e bridge, itk ap*
prbach was obscured by some car?
barked on the bridge, a truck pulled
out from'in front of Horne's starting,
eastward, and into the path of: the
approaching car,. This truck -was a
National,- Grocers vtriiek from Strat
ford driven- by Mr. McKay, \
In the collision^ that followed, Bob
by I wks, the only, one injured. Mrs.
McNay’s young bajby Donald, was
with his -aunt- in-the rear seat, „ but
Was uninjured? Bobby was taken to
the home of his great grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. John Howe, above Buu-
ton’s Butcher Shop, where, his injur-
:ies/reeeivedlmedical-~attention*r---?-—
damage done the truck, while the car
had the radiator smashed - in, the
windshield shattered and other dam—
age Of not a serious nature to the
front of the car., Constable . Moore
.investigated the mishap. \
NEW DENTIST^ST£RTINd^.'
Lucknow; Jimmie will- hang , out his
"Shingle" “DrT^ttter Dentist’^; in the-
Johnston Block, his office- being sit
uated m a portion of the store now
occupied by Mr. A. E. Burwell. Car.—*
penters are this. week busy, partition
ing off the” building. ■ / ‘ \
!;' REACHERS vTO '^E- HJR^D •=•’ ?
Follow/ng’ atisp<acial baeetin^ of. the
School Board last - week, six - o^? the
eight positions o.ii the public and high
school . staff/ were thrown open for
•applications,;both from the 'bfesenk
teachers) And'/others /desiring /t'q\ap
ply. • Teachers "‘^afifectVd were advised
on Thursday of the./ Board’s action,
WEDDING \BELLS
LITTLE—AYLES-THOMPSON . '
,, ,’A /quiek/Wt interesting wedding
took place on Wednesday, June 5th,
at the Salem \. Manse, when Daisy
Elizabeth' adopted daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Thompson, and Albert
Little, youngest son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Jas,^. Little of the 4th con.,
of Kinloss, were united in Holy mat
rimony, Rev./A. E. Millen officiating.
; The bride, who was unattended, was
gowned in a peach crepe jacket; frock
and”Wffiite”pioturehat^aud^^^c
shower bouquet of J<.
ro)ses and lily of the valley. Following
the cereffiony; a wedding
served at tne home of tl
the. immediate friends. The 'gropm’s:
gift/ to the /bride Was a .c^qe of silver
Ware. The. happy couple |l$ft, foi; a
boat trip to\ Sauli jSte. Marie arfd
other .points in Algoma, /the’ bride
travelling in a skipper blue/swagger
suit with- matching accessories. , On
their return they\ will resid? ^n. the
groom’s farm on the 4th con, of Kin-
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■ Y CURRAxN—TRELEAVEN
Woodbine - Cottage,' the spacious
farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A-Bei^-^Treiea-ven^-^eonr^T^AAhfiefe
■ Township, witn(esse4 a very/pleasing
jejw^jjpn^atnixte
pretty' June wedding was solemnized
;Rey-;^DSA4-».-MaC^illan',r--pastpr-'—of\
Dungannon and Crewe United chur-
dhefcs performing the ceremony, which'
tmiteiTWr marriage, Grace/"'E®een7
lerbert, eli^er. son
WALTER ROSE
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CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION •«
Why go out of ^County Bruce: to
choose children for* adoption? At the
Sheli^t in Walkerton, there are child
ren from, three months to/seventeen
years waiting for foster homes.
i>' , Write to R. Perdue, Superintendent
Children’s Aid Society, . Walkerton.;
Also housework waited by a girl
eighteen years who would be allowed
to bring her -baby with her. Apply as
, ' above. " ' .
UNITED FARMERS MEETING
The anupal meeting of the United
Farmers of North Huron will bp
held in the ^Council Chamber, Wing
ham on Friday, June 7th at 2 p.m.
' 1 T. A. (jameroii, Pres.
I A. ;T. McNay, Sec’y. '
I. 0. E. DECORATION SERVICE
The Decoration .Service of Liicknow
. Lodge, Nb._l'12, I.O.O^F., will be held
? at Kinloss Cemetery on Sunday, June
' 9th at 7 2*30- o’clock. . Members are
requested to meet at the . lodge room
at two o’clock., < K. C. Murdie,' Sec’y.
Liberal rally
A joint annual meeting of the rid-
’ ings oY11^. Huron, and Hufon—Bruce-
will be held ih ’ WinghAm Town Hall
on Friday, June 14th, at 1-30 p.m.
Dr. George McQuibban.of North Wel
lington, C. A. Robertson and R. J:
. Deechman. will address tM- meet-mg.
CLUB MEETING
Members of Lucknpw Joint Club
/ are notified to attend'a meeting of
the Club in the Orange Hall, Lucknow
on Wednesday next, June 12th, at
8 O’clock. J............ .
baseball ;
Kincardine at Lucknow, to-morrow,
■ Friday, June 7tH in the Caledonian,
s Park, Lucknow. This games Starts at
■ ” , 4*45* shrtrp and promises to .be a bat-.
' tie worth seeing, Admission 25c, plus
tax. Children ,15c, including tax.
n'/'u </ '(i^/’Whb*i' -Tt MaK .Cbncorh v",\*, ?
J I, the undersigned, am pi’O^ared tb
L repair and paint the present verandah
it k On the Presbyterian manse, for the '
when . there is. one death, ^here is
generally^ three, that /all ■occurr in
quick; succession. This was the .case
oyer the week-end when the Angel
ofs Death visited three -homes in the
village. In each case those who'passed
on were approaching the four-store
mark. They^were Duncan^ MacKenzie,
77/ MrA^ Roderick. Campbell^ 79 and
Mrs. W. E. MacDonalc^ '73. All three
were laid to rest on -Tuesday after
noon And that evening a fourth death
was added to the list with the pass
ing of Mrs. Angus McKinnon.
Nefy. Broadcloths jn all colors at
15c; 19c; £5c. New' Prints^ 15c; 19c;
25c.—THE MARKET STORE.
ADAR1NG GKNT
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For John McCosh, a seventy-year
old resident of the village, height
holds no”apparent fears, and he works
rt. hundred feet Up. with aq little
concern "as if he were on-terra firma.
John has taken the contract to
giv.e the yillage .standpipe a couple
of coats of silver mica paint and has
commenced the job. While those who
watched’got lhe “jitters’’ John moun
ted the ladder? and climbed to the
ball on the peak of the pipe where
hd attached his sling seat, in which
he sits in comfort as he draws him-
sOlf around the pipe slapping on £he
paipt. ’ , 1.
UNDERGOING REST
r,”“^v;-g7Tucker, who Ws^n&t
been enjoying good health, for some
time has; commenced a two-months*
holiday, when it is, hoped the rest
will restore him. to his usual health.
Rev/ Tiipkdr has engaged. Rev.h Mr.
Down of Exeter, ^ retired clergyman,
to conduct services here during the
month of Juhe. During July, Which;
is’ KeV. Tucker’S holiday month, the
congregation arranges for supply
preachers.. u .
WATGH for next; Week’s special
advertising issuh and L profit* *by the
Opportunities' it v^ill offer. ,
SPOTTON RALLY
h.lvp<isLlAlL-'Dp1ngpnflbrt1 a<? 8 p.m.
on Mondky, JpiiA'.10< Goll Harry
'MuHiK* 'M‘.p." an old time ra'neher,
will Show lantern slides on pioneer
western days With vivid descriptions.
George Spotton Will speak briefly.
1 niuu/’e ‘!‘*c Sftoet dance Arid Parish Hal! dance
*~^G. S. $dbertsori, Everybod^’^^Welcome. ,
eWe&t daughteioir
Jeaveii and ;John ______, ——
hf '-Mr. and“M?Sr-Kerbert-Curran, Con.-
9, \ Ashfield. The j ceremony? was performed at' 5.60. mk before an arch
of evergreens.. trimmed with hpple'
blossoms, in, the\ presence* ’ of aboxkt
.sixty guest?; The house was a pro
fusion of flowers;—tulips and .apple
blossoms, and the sAme colon sclieme’'
4tf~pi&l«-and^whitj<3-was-furthoh-aceeh—
',l';uaW,dr^h'y^^rea^er^fes4oaned**TTOm ~:
irom Lohengrin^. p|ayed by Miss Doy^
to thy Curran, sister of the bridegroom
Die bridal party entered the drawing
-roomy—-the--Priderrle^ning---upoml""i?lie-
armSof her father, by whom she was
given in marriafe^ .ahe looked . very
winsome in her ensemble costume of
vylnte triple crepe, with bridhl veil
caught with orange blossoms? Tier
oouquet was of 2iriar Hill roses.
Her sisteiy Miss An^ia Mae Tfelbaven
gowned In shelf pink crepe and Talis
man rpSesy,acted as bridesmaid,, while her .small sister, “Gwendoline, iiot\ yet
LhreO yeara old, made a charming,
flower’ girl in . an ankle-length dreqs
of caiTdfy organdy and,-carrying-a
.basket, of yellow tulips. The bride
groom was supportedjby his brother,
James Curran, as best man. During
the signing of the register,- Miss
Lehore Stothers, cousin of the bride,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. S.
IL Stothers, sang .very sweetly “1
Love You Truly?’ v
Following .the, 'ceremony, a buffet
luncheon was served, the luncheon
table being set out o^ doors on the
lawn. It was daintily arranged, the
cloth being of Edinburgh lace, with
long runner up the centre in the col
or scheme of pink and white,. while
pink tulips and pink candles. added
to the effectiveness. The table was
centred with the wedding cake. Four
cousins of the bride did , the serving.
■ Among the. guCsts were the four
grandmothers of the bridal couple—
Mrs. Joseph Hackett of Lucknow;
Mrs. Annie TreleAven, Dungannon,
-and Mrs. John- Meh ary and Mrs.
Sarah .(Sauhdefs, both’ of Ashfield,,
whose ages .averaged almost eighty
years.’ ■
r The bride’s popularity was evinced
by the numerous beautiful and valu
able gifts received'by her, the gift
of the bridegroom being a white-gold
wrist watch. To the attendants, sol
oist and accompanist, his gift’Was a
.white, under-arm-■bag. ...............?"
Mr. and Mrs. Curran left later by
motor for a trip, which will include
Hamilton and Niagara Falls, •-the
bride, wearing for travelling a three'
piece suit of m°°nlight blue, with hat.
shoes, hose and accessories in a dark
er shade of. blue, ‘ ' ••*.,,
’ -Among, those from a distance pre
sent for the wedding were: Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Treleaven and M*s- Nor
man Treleaven/ Toronto; Mr. and-
Mrs. JOsep.fr Day, -Hamilton; Mr. .and
Mrs. Aubrey Higgins and rMf. and
.Mrs, Kenneth Campbell, Detroit; and
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Miseher, Stratford.
c^)theg guests camo-.,frome Lucknowj A'ffiherle^, CrWe? AWeld(& Dim-1''
gahnon.-« 'i' 'v /y. ,t
The bride was popular Us a ‘singer
and elocutionist in church, club’ and
social circle^.; Mr. and Mrs. Curran
wilt reside on the groom’s farm, Con,
6, Ashfield.
Brother And Sister Both
Passed Away On Sunday
Death "Of4 Mrs. Roderick Campbell
Occurred In Lucknow At. PrkcticaL
> ly Same Tigie As The Death ■ Of
, Hier Brother- In Yorktown—Both
“TiM”Suffef^ "Tf oW'/BUndn^
/ Recent Year?;/
The late Mrs. Roderick Campbell,
whose death occurred at her home in
Lucknow on^ Sunday, June 2nd, was
born seventy-nine years ago, Ma^ch
8th, ,1856 -on /her.. father’s . farm;; qn..
con. 10, Ashfield, just west of Lanes
where/her brother Charles; now lives..
She ^pent most. of he^ife in Ash-
field, w\th the exception of \a few
years spent in Detroit and Duluth.
Mrs. Campbell, formerly Mary Mc
Lean, was the eldest daughter of the
late Alexander McLean and Margaret}
McDonald. . ‘
* Forty-two^ years ago she married
Roderick'-Gampbel-^
who. predeceased her some seven
yeUrs(| ago. t4o -children blessed their
union, .Kenneth of Detroit and Gretta
at home./* \ ■ -•
/. Four years, ago she. moved jVith her,.
daugh'ter/from /their "home 'oh~coip“12'
Ashffeld, to reside in Lucknow, where
she added a host of friends to those
she al-ready helcL dear and her home/
held out the warmest_ welcome . to
friends old /and n^w. / ■ •
Having been an invalid for the past
eleven years her firend& were .grieved
wl^en three years^ ago she b^c^m/p
totally/ blind, but ip spite of all this
Mrs. Campbell was an exceptionally
cheerfulV and patient sufferer. Her
.example^h-.her--affli cti on -wa s~-a n—m~:
spiration '.to the many friends Vwho'
;loved_.t.o-visit Wier.—_J.__u/k™k_
Mrs. C^mpbe^L was one of a family.
Of' “eleven7?yf^fe
'four brothers survive. They are, Mrs.
: M/s-. Angus M(IJonald--of"h’9Tf^Wil^ vm/Ati
liam and . MrSv/John Lee of/Chicago
and tfije brothers living are Murdoch
of: MopsejAwA < Alex of Vancouver,
Kenneth of Saskatoon and Charles
of Ashfi'eld.' Dqnald and Angus .died
some years ago, bu| in her “brother
Johnls .death, there seems to.'be a re-
■maslfable—eoi-J^ide^f^p^^-dv^^assed-.
"were laid to r/s^-?at,,",nrfct1^TTY^W-
same time. This brother Had. lived in
dhe“West for the past fifty years’/ or
Jhbre: an^TMf^^"v^idepTTn"Yorktom
He too, has been blind for the p^st
five yfears.' . .
Mrs. Campbell, while able, was
always an active.church worker' and-
formerly a member of Ash field ‘Prqs-
bVterian,' church and since1 coming to
town, a /member*of Lucknow Presby
terian church.’ V ’’ ?■■■■' '?
There are those' who remember, her
lunday school teacher
ivte-lqs a memento the
The Bread The Breadof Health MoV lW of Health
\ QUALITY AND SERVICE (OJIR" MQTT6 '
\ SPECIALS for theWEEKEND
>-.''LAY:ER'Cakes. ' -cream puff's'
^spjm^e^cream^
,v■ - JELLY. ROLLS'/ // v ‘ DATE CAKE^ ' ;■
FIG and APPLE SQUARES
And Many Others To Choose From
REV. J. C. CALEY ORDAINED
OUR WHOLE WHEAT, S5COkE LOAF* & QUALITY BREAD,
s - Cannot
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Be Surpassed . . \
HOLLEMAN’S <
PhoneM
QUALITY BA KER Y
Lucknow
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J. D. Gilmour. Ordained As Deacon
And Comes As Curate To Lucknow
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CORRESPONDENTS ATTENTION
Our\ next issue will be of
special interest-^ and value, and
will be in the mail in time for « •*
rural distribution on Wednesday
afternoon, a day earlien than uo-
uaL Rural correspondent^ are ro-
to have their budgets in by Mon
day evening at the latest. Your
co-operation-in this regard will
/\.l>e appreciated^ ,, :v- '■ '■/■■•■;/7,7.
Contributors of news items
are also requested*, to. remember .
that on this occasion the Sentinel v
\ will be pubished a day earlier,
andarticlesofiengthmdstbein—
not later than \ Monday, and news , ;
__At. a solemn ordination service in __ _____ _ ____ _ ____ _
St. James Anglican Church, London, quested fq taJce nbte of this *«d
on Sunday morning, Rev. J. C. Galey
was ordained. /Rev. Caley, has for the
^past year, bee^ curate here, assisting
j^eK; J.j/H. ^eog^gan.'.//_■;. . .. ■ v__
RevTTCaley, a graduate of Huron
College’, wap one of a clrtjss of eight,
-three of who" were made1 priests,
/and five of whom were raised to the
deaconate. Bishop lSeager.„ conducted,
the service and Rev. R: P. D. Hur-
ford, D.D. of Shelburhe, wfaS “fife/
preacher. In the ordination of the
priests, the clergV present laid hands
on the candidates and presented each
with a Bible. Thue litafty was said
by Rev. J. BL GeOghegan and the
:ceiebratiqnAof~-Holyr Communion-con^
eluded/the ^ervice:~~ *7 \
Rev. Mr? Caley has been Appointed
-'Chargee L.I-’..’.
not'' possessing a driver’s permit,
Camer’oifwMeTavish appeared ,k before
Magistrate Walker in \Walkerton on
Tuesday..and for the infraction was
asseiised-4-1^^
NEWMAN—In Hamilton, on Sun-
;day/--Juhe72ndpt^^^
Newman,/a son.. • ' y ■ .-
^-^URY’ESk^.^n.-.--KiMd8S”'~^own4iiipf'-----
ort.' Friday, May 31st, to Mr^Ynnd
Mrs. Harold Purves, a daughter.
, MaeRA'E—In Guelph 'general Hoa-
anil Mrs. Duncan MacRae of Acton,
a son, John Angus./ / •----- ■
GAUNT—In Wingham Hospital,
on/Tuesday, June/4th, to Mk and
Mrs\ Andrew Gaunt,; West Wawanosh
—a son.„: -; \
'MacLENNAN—In Walkerton Hos-
tpital on. Wednesday, May 29th, to
Laid ToRestTuesday
Surwyed Her\llusband /list* Tw<>
Yeats And Seven Months -—.Has
Bern iJong Time Resident Of Com
munity. - \
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Following a long period of failing batinj
town, a
teipan church.
Jt XIV. X .< ,
as/a/ faithful Sunday school teacher
and who still have .^s a memento the
Bible she gave as a reward for com-/
mittjng Scripture and Catechism to
"memory. .. \ A
Owing to the illness of her pastor,
Rev. C. H. MacDonald,*” the funeral,
services were conducted by Rev. Mr.
McConnell, now of Ripley, at* Mrs'.
Campbell’s late residence* on Camp
bell St.,, Lucknow. The pallbearers,
were Messrs. Duncan McKay, John
McKay, Charles Stewart, Hugh Mc-
Mutchy,' Jack McDonqltL and David
Stewart, who are all cousins of the
deceasedr . .. .
The sympathy of a wide circle* of
friends and acquaintances ^goes out
to the bereaved ones. 1
DIED
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LOPiVE—At Ca.rdstbn, Alberta^on
May 26th, 1935,, Ernest Richard Lowe
dearly beloved husband of Edith Rdid
Lowe.
Dave and Lillian ’ Horne. arrived,
home on 'Saturday from Williamsburg
where, fpr t$e past couplei of weeks
Dave has been receding treatment
from Dr.. Locke. This is the second
series of treatments Dive, hds' under
gone in seeking relief from a .painful
muscular ailment, which has rendered
his left 'limb quite stiff and ptacti-
tally' uselesi?’ Marked improvement
is noted however, and upon Dave’s,
return on Saturday; he discarded the
cYutches he has, been using and how
db<j)ut'S$’ith the aid of'. dcajie.
On, this occasion Drn-Locke’s treat-
meats did not prove So painful as the
previous bhhs and Dave is quite el’atbd
with the-improvement that is result-
The many ^fri^nds of Mrs. Angus
McKinnon, learn with regret of her
here on Tuesday * evening. ~
\ Taken ill with pneumonia and com
plications more than a week ago,
Mrs. McKinnon was favorably \com- .•> p » . < i. -1.A
health, that has coiffined her tg'-bed rnfth^t caused her Condition to be-
for the past three months, come'...so -serious that little-hope-had
E. MacDonald, passed away at' her~ beei| . 5
home in Lucknoiy on Sunday, evening
having survived her husband just
two yeAr's and seven mdfiths.
In hek 74th year, Ida\ Greer was'
born at GOrrie, being of a family of
six girls and five boys, t
late George and Mary (
the family resided neat ,._v.___ ,
before- cpming |o West Wawanosh,
more than/ 50 years ago, to settle on
they homestead now owned by Mr. J.
M. Gi\eer. ' *
/Almost forty^seven years ago, she
became'.the bride df Mrl W. E. Mac
Donald-and the^r continued residents
of Wawanosh, until disposing of their
farm to Mr. T. J. Salkeld, upwards
to fifteen years agd. Since then, Mr^
And Mrs. MacDonald pntil their deaths
resided in Lucknow, where'’ they were
respected and esteemed citizeris.
Mrs. MacDonald, as was her hus
band, was. an ardent horticulturist ---r ----1 -
and flowers and gardening occupied be in keeping
for the past three hibnihq, Mrs,.,W.
TD ? Ak'TVrxvKvl A l*r» * pV«Fr»tr o + ?<
h Lucknow on Sunday, evening”
h"3b^rJ * *"L
y-‘Ars and seven mdnthk.
In hek 74th year, Ida\ Greer , was'
McKinnon, learn with regret of. her
death, which occurred at her hQnie
here on Tuesday * evening. ~
\ Taken ill with pneumonia and coni-
“ - pVe than a ^eek ago,
iff the^ illness when phlebitis set
W ■ ’ ~ ' ■ •
sii entertained for her recovery.
The funeral* will leave her resi
dence in' Lucknow on Saturday morn-,
ing at. 9.30 a.ni. ■ fbr St. Patrick’s R.\C. Church, Holyrood for Maqs jt
10.00 a.m. A\ complete obituary will
r Wek. . ■/ ... . :
liJlMEMORATION SERVICE
.. : 7 / . ;■—___ _ .
In commemoration of the tenth an
niversary of Church r Union, a pre
scribed order of service will be ob
served in £he\ United Church, thia
Sunday morning, June 9th. This
order of service will be in general
u§J in United\^Chu.rches throughout
the. 'Dominion and will include ap
propriate hymns, prayers.and respon
sive sc.ripture passages to, be read
responsively. The sermon will also
* r with the occasion.
men’s' institute, Mrs. MacDonald was
a former president and at. her death
. «-was honorary president of this ' or
ganization. Mrs^ Macppnald has for
ldhg bedn 'interesfecT in“'the. Agriciiil-
tiire Society; which .she served as an'
Associate lady director. .. » J
. In the absence of Rev. S. T. Tuck-s
er, Rev. Pqtton of Ashfield conducted
the funeral service at her Thorne On
Tuesday; with interment in Greenhill
cemetery/
. ThC pallbearers were Joseph Agnew
Joseph/'‘Mallongh,. W. (L Andrew,
Finjaf Malcolm, Henry Mathers and
John Salkeld of Goderkfln . ”
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs^
Salkeld Of Goderich and Mrs. Stewart
of Detroit' and three, brothers, D, VW.
Greer of Calgary and G* A* Greer
and. J. -$t. Greer of. Wawanosh, ... ail.
6Twhom were ptesetif for the ftmetal.
.except Mr. Greer 6f 'Calgary.
Among other, relatives from a dis
tance were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mac
Donald, Wixoin, Mich,, Mr., and Mrs.
W1 J. Greer of Wingham and Mr.
arid Mrs. John Salkeld of Goderich. {
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grant >
Paisley, Ontario,' to 'Mr. Edward R. ‘
Quillin, son of Mr? and M*s. Ed- *
rd | McQuillin? Lucknow, Ontario, .
‘the’.marriage1 ” to''l-ake’;:pWe' quietly-in -
.Trttirt \*. .
Mc<
wftn
June. < •.. . t_______
COUNTY COUNCIL MEETS
The June session of Bruce County
Council/with Warden Duncan Munn -
presiding;-is .being held this .week in
Kincardine wtthl^eoye.~A.^^JHamr
litotf* of Lucknow, and Richard Elliott
Of Kinloss' in attendance. The sfessipn
opened on Monday evening and will
conclude tomorrow. Allan Nelson,
•County treasurer/ informed Council
that 'the ‘county rate will be *%“ta
mill higher unless the highways’ com
mittee could pare their estimates.
'.Reeve-'. 'Hmfor the resolution 'that the govern-'’ ’
menffake ovefc the road from Amber- .
lejr to Listowel, butUn this/ Was rilled
out of order.
A complete account Of the proceed
ings of the -sessipn will appemc in our
nekt issue;