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Auctions 142 obituaries
MARY S TEWART.
Vary Zabel Stewart art (nee
Matheson) of Toronto
passed aay Sunday, May
10, 1998 at the pallla,tiv.e
care ;unit at St. Mary's of the
Lake HoSpital in Kingston
after a determined battle
with leukemia. She was • n.
the was, born in Chesle a
sand 'later rrn Irrued P . Bain
Stewart formerly of Ashfield
'oC" nship. She spent ,many.
Oars as the, librarian at
Siroh count :Park Collegiate
in Toronto until she retired.
She is survived by one son
David, Stew rt .and wifr
Monica of Kingston,: brother
fill and wife Mary. hilatlheson
of Cambridge end their fam-
ily, also two granddaughters
Krystyna nd • Kathryn
Stewart of Kingston. She
was predeceased by her
hu:sb .rind ain Services
were .held from St, Andrews
Presbyterian Church,
Kingston on Wednesday,
May 22, 1 96 with assis
tanc frog ,, . Robert J. Reid
and Sons Funeral Home
Kingst n and MacKenzie
and McCreath Fun rat
Horne, Lucknow. Interment
Kintail Cemetery..A grave-
side 'service was conducted
Thursday, May 23 with Rev.
L. Bryant officiating.--22ar
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AUCTION SALE
of
Mgichlnery,. Antiques.
enol
Effects,
MtsceHaneous
for
Fred Brewer
Lot 16,
Concessi n 4,
Morris Township,
corners S. of
Bluevale ,r 2
Corners west of
Brussels and
corners -north,
(watch for signs)
Saturday,
Junei/ ... .
9:30 am.
Auctioneer:
Brian Rintoul
(519)35574349
0111
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* :�Appr'oximately 0 tra `ors, 2 skid, steer loaders, J.E . *
dozer, over 25Q pieces •of new andused farm equipment *
* including 2 local farmers lines of equipment., plus 4 *
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Conc. 2 Kinloss Township 1'
Charolais cow and 450 lb.
calf. Phone 528.2207.. --22x
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cordless telephone, in the
vicinity of Havel,•:ck St.
Phone 528-2322. -22x
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422 Obituaries
FRANCES Ma AILEEN'
CANTER
Frances M. Aileen Carter of
Wengharrn and formerly of
Kinloss TosAmship passed
'away °Saturday,. May 10,,
096 'at Wing. them 'and
District Hospital at age 72..
She was born in Clinton
September 14, • 1'923 W
Albert Carter end .f mily.Fox.
She married Peter Carter of
.Wincghem and they tied five
.frividaen, Mrs. Caner is sur-
vived by her husband and
children Eleanor and hus-
band Murdock vMoaeod,
Walkerton, George and rife
Anita, R.R.- 113 Holyrood,
Marione and husband
Gerald Salley, Perry Sound,
Peter, and wife JO- ,nn, , *.R.
fi3 Walkerton, and Aileen
and husband Bryan
Br,"freer,. R.R. 01 Winghaim
Also survived by brother Bill
Carter, P. nnsylv.nia.nd
two sist<<rs Millicent Carter,
rucelea H =veru, Walkerton,
nd Dorothy Willie,
Wingha , 11 grandchildren
nd. tw3 great grandchil-
dren. Pr deceased by her
parentsand tw* brothers,
George Carter and Licoheih
Gallagher. Visitation was at
MacKenzi. ' and McCreath
Funeral Horn - , Lucknow
with services at St. Peter's
Anglican Church. Lucknow
Wednesday, May 22, 1996..
Father V. Hodge and Father
Eugene Solecki• officiated
with the assistance of Jim
Saint. Organist .Was A.
Armstrong. Flower bearers
were grandchildren Barry
and Bradley Brebner,
Janice McLeod, Julie Carter
and Lawarlda Carter, -
Eu logy was given by . son
Peter' Carter with readings
by granddaughter Julie, and
Janice. Pallbearers were
-grandsons Rev. . Kevin
McLeod, Roger and Paul
Bailey and Peter,. Perry and
George Carter Interment
South Kinloss. Cemetery,
Lucknow. Donations *ere to
Canadian Cancer; Sciciety,
Heart and Stroke, Wingham
and bistrict Hospital or the
Diabetes Foundation
RITCHIE
Bryce, Wendy, Patrick and
Gl• ria . are pleased to
announce the >birth of Paula
Nicole Louise born May 18,
1996 at Wingham ' and
District Hospital weighing 4
lbs., 6 oz, Proud grandpar-
ents are Allan ,and Violet
Aitchie, LucknW
and Gord Powell, Auburn, --
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INiMAGEE •
Brian and .Maureen (nee
Cowan) are: happy . t ..
announce 'the.• safe arrival. of .
Shelby M'argarite,
oz. "Berra on May %.'1.996 at.
North York' General. ' Proud`
-grandparents are tillilliam
and Joan .:Magee,, Brampton
and, Larry and Mary 4; ..
Cowan,. R.P 1 Ltrcknow. r. .
420 Obituaa. rias
WILFRED Aa 9Tit
`APIal 1Z1996
96
At Afex ani cel arene
General Hospital, Goderioh,
on Wednesday, April 170
1098, Wilfrred A,, Austin R.
1, Dungannon in his 67th
year. Sonof the late, Frank
and Margaret (McNamara)
Austen. [ eeoved husband of
Marion (Fellows) Austin.
Dear father .of. Torry and.
Rosanne Austin, Margaret
and Dave °Roosemalen,
John Paul: and Cindy Austin,
Ronald and Kim Austin, all
of eod:c rich, Robert' and.
•PoborahrAutstin of Clinton
Loving grandfather.of Philip,
Michele, Megan, Chad,
E-layley, and Jayme. Austin
and Rob rt and Thomas
Rooserlrnalen. Also survived
by sister Teresa Courtney,
brbthers John, Vincent and
Eldon Austin and Aunt
Catherine,ustin. Prayers
were held at MccC Boum and
Patla 'Fun ..rat Hbm ,
Septomher 6,19M)
G(derich on Frid=y.
Reverend Harry Reit±el cel-
brated the funeral mass at
St. Joseph's,- Kingsbridge
x on Saturday,, April 26, 1996.
Pallbearers were Terry
Austin, John Paul Austin,
Ronald Austin, Robert
Austin, Dave Roosemalen
and Joe Austin. Burial in
Kingsbridge cemetery.
Donations to the Heart &
Stroke Foundation or.
:Canadian Cancer Society
would be appreciated as
expressions of sympathic,
22.
ALFRED HENRY
PATTERSON
Alfred Henry Patterson of
Pinecrest Manor Lucknow
passed away at his home.
Wednesday, May 22, 1996.,
at age 83.: He was born in
West Wawanosh" Township
November 16, 1912.to
Henry and Elizabeth
Patterson, both deceased.
He spent all his life ,farming'
in " West ' . -Wawanosh
Township and retired to'
Lucknow, Mr. Patterson is',
survived by two sisters
Catherine, : Mrs. Harold
Birch, St, Thomas.,' and
Agnes Cantelon, Wingham.
Also survived by sister -in
law Veda Hpstetier, London
and several nieces and.
nephews. He was prede-
ceased by one brother
John. Services were held at
MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral' Horne Saturday,
May 25 with.Rev. J. Vaudry,
Wing.ham, and Rev. B.
Henderson officiating.
Pallbearerse' were Dave
Adams Lorne Forster,
Roger'.• Morrison; Bill
DeBoet, Jim Percy and
Peter Dennis. Interment.
Greenhill Cemetery,.
Lucknaw -22ar
cLA89tiitDS
E3UY IT
SELL IT
FINIS iT
:47 Oards of
Thanks
. We would Fake to xtend' a
heartfelt thank you tp.aar
family .and friends fo( ►k-
ing; ourr^� dd
Jin, day
coal', Th anybeautiful
gifts and good Washes
received will be treasured
forrver. u hernia you to every-
one who helped organize
the surprise shower held in:
our honor at 'Garb Murrey's
home, it lirIMS a great time.
¥sur kindness is all very
much appreciated. Bruce
and Sue.
iLASTIN`
to express . our sin -
'cepa thanks 'and anprecia-
tion to our family, friends
and relatives for their cards
of sympathy, floral arrange-
ments, memorial donations,
masses and all the wonder.,
ful food sent to .all our
hom s. Thinks to the doc-
t rs, nurses, ambulance dri-
vers, McCallurn and Pella
Funeral Won' , Fugen
Frayne, Marianne Hogan,.
and the Kingsbridge choir,
and to F-:,ther Reitzel for his
comforting words and
prayers. To every:•;ne who
comfortod us in anyway,.
your kindness and thought-
fulness and words of com-
fort will always be remem-
bered. Thank you Marion
Austin and family. =-22
ALTON
I would tike to thank . every-
one who came to my com-
munity shower and for the
lovely gifts. A special thanks
to' those individuals who.
took part . in the organizing
.of it and for snaking a
desert. Sincerely Lynn.
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RiN roUL
would like to extend a sin-
cere thank you for all the
gifts, cards and good wish-
es t received at .my -party on
May 4 at St. Helen's
Institute Hall' A special
thanks goes to Marlene Toll
and Lila and ;tae girls for all
'their hard work and wonder-
ful
onderful surprise! Also, thanks
gores ter the. Tuesday Night
super crew that arrived at.
my house with decorations
and cake to help celebrate
my 'birthday. Thanks a mil-
lion! Barb. —22
;RITCHIE
I wish to thank everyone for
their get well wishes, phone
calls, flowers and treats
while in Victoria Hospital.
and since returning home.
Also a special thanks to
Wingham Hospital enter -
germ/ department, Doctors
arid ambulance drivers.
Betty. —22
ERRINGTON .
Jim and Margaret Errington
express gratitude to their
'farhiiy'0 7 and to their
friends for best'`wishes,
cards and gifts received at
their: 25th.:wedding;. anrriver-
,sary celebration. at Lucknow
Community Centre on May
25; We thank y i for con.
cern and -assistance Shown:
',to our departed tangly friend.
Roy Burnet, Cambridge'.
22nX' . .
CARTER
The Toru ley of the late Aileen
Carterwish to dorms: their
. sincere thanks to their tela-
tives, friends and nelghbora
for their'oxprossions of sym-
pathy and tenderness
shown during the illrncss .
and loss of a dear wife,
mother and grandmotlerr.
Special thanks to Dr.
Hanlon, and Wingham
istrict Hospital Staff for
their ,compassionate care
and kindness. Our gratitude
is also .ext- nded to Joan
MacKenzie • Pollard,
Jefferson Pollard and Bob
Madkentie of the
MacKenzie & McCreath
Funeral Horn , Lucl<now.
Appreciation is `also
expressed to Reverend
Vicars Hodge for his visits,,
prayers and funeral service.
Thank:you also to St. Peters
ACW, Lucknow for the love
ly lunch. Yeur kindness will
always be remembered.
Peter Carter and family. -
22x
TYLER
John and Adeline Tyler and
sons say goodbye and
thank, you. We are moving
to the Lanark County area.
Please give a warm wel-
come to Amos and Lena
Knorr and family from West
Montrose, Ont., who' have
purchased our farm on
Conc. ' 3-4, Kinloss
Township. "All the best to
everyone." --22x
,I3AKKER
We would; like to take this
opportunity to thank all
those who sent cards and
congratulated us on our
25th wedding anniversary.
To Aggie, Cathy and Tina at
the Lucknow Village Market,
many thanks for your exper-
tise and great service. The
buns and' meat were deli-
ciousl To all thosewho
came out to the Lucknow
Community Centre and
helped us celebrate thanks
for. corning. We had a great
time) Spike and Jennie. -
22ar
•CHAMBER.CF
COMMERCE
Thanks to all who participat-
ed in the annual Western
Days promotion - the busi-
nesses at the Business Fair,
the cowpokes, Har i• Id
Mena „Don Scott, Deanna
and Stuart Reavie, partici-
pants in -the First communi-
ty -wide garage sale, and the
local businesses. Apologies
for the no-show of the high
noon shooteut - a- break-
down in the lines of cornmu-
nication. COC. --22ar
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Coining
Events.
148TH ANNIVERSARY
Ashfield • Presbyterian
Church Juno 6, 1' is a.rn: and
7:46 p.rn. west speaker
Rev. .Nan' St. LouIs,
.Goderich. Minister Rev.
Paul Chambers,"
Reefros�yniymoynAts to 'follow..
Ev'oryone welcorrnl : a- 2 2 ..