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opNES'.DAYr DEC '7th, 1955
'1I LtricK,Now SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
TUARY
""MR is s ion of livestor k shipper and
give until he •was lace 'McClean. Elmer iMackenzie
more than teighty years had livr to failin . health.
the duties due was soloist. Interment, was, in
forced • to 1
• ni • t g h. Mt �: Jamieson Greenhill Cerrieter
ed in this community, passed
y the pall -
on •Saturday, November . had acted • as his secretary for .:bearers. being Ewart Jamiesgn;
away , six years.
26th at Bakers Private Hospi- = Bob Soak, James Boak, 'Stuart
ta1, where she had been' in fail- In her girlhood Mrs•. Jamieson.' Jamieson, Jack Splan and Earl_,
health for some time. ' was organist at Laneswill'e Harris.. The flower bearers were
ink • Church. She was a•d tat re th grandchildren Dianne and
Mrs. Jamieson was '88 years
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OBI • from. there to LaAckna
when Mr. Jain, n w rn 19 9 hnsto e n 1 Home
at the Ja
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S" OHl'�T�JA1 o i - �; z tor, 28th; coir
ducted . by :her, pastor,. Rey.
'Airs. John Jamieson, who 'for
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Ade .. e
age She was a daughter of aring addresses in either poetry Wayne' Jamieson, Stuart and
of agor prose .and many a time• her Douglas Splan..
Thomas Edward . Finlay and. services Were sought' in this re Mr
, s• Jamieson is • survived by
,Catharine. Harrison and was .gard, She was'a good' reciter and. 'ane' son, Gordon of Godier eh and
at
speaker and f 'thf ;
born
Mafekiing in 1872. ,She : was at u and.
arrived • 'at • th
' parental devoted
to her ,church' and to the
was ni wort of the W.M.S., of . whieh-
.rome ii ..I896 to. John Alexander, She; was a* life member
. , so long
am es'on,, and, they, took up res- as .her health permitted`:•'
a
idence ..at' Laurier :where, they • 1Vtrs. Jamieson had' a Pleasing'
:.
' cceedecl Mr. Jamieson s mother
�u .. .; ;:. .. : pe:xsonal�ty,.niild...but.•forceful in
and 'father in operating• Laurie
Post Office. In 1909 they a'noved
to -the foot of th'e 12th Cdnces-
slon; of • Ashfield, ' where they
'fanned and attended Ashfield
Presbyterian;. " Church; Iia 1921
they' moved to. Paramount and'
two daughters, ' 1VIrs:,C, "E Wilson
".(Blanche) of Saskatoon and: Mrs.*
-Howard- Harris --(Marion}' :of Holy
rood andbyone brother! 'Stuart
Finlay of Elstonv, •Sask.,
• . iShe 'iwaspredeceased by, her
husband, : two daughters, two
all her tindertakings, 'and ' hes sons, . one granddaughter, Lor-
home was one of kindly hospi- raine Harris; three Sisters. and
tality She led an exemplar life two,' brothers Mrs: John Reed
and•-niade and retained aYwide (Margaret); Agar garet); Mrs. Will (Min -
circle in -
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circle of friends. nie); Mrs: Will Jamieson' (Clara)
The funeral and Anson and Robert Finlay.
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PAJAMAS TIES•SCARVES • SPORTSK'EAR
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THERE'S ` PRIDE -JS WEARI
Over 1,000..penple': filled; the
Wingham • 'District High School
auditorium .on • Friday • night
where 4-H members, parents anti
friends witnessed the Huron• Co
4-H clubs achievement • night at
which $2;849+. was presented to
successful;members. Of ;this 'num
fiber 418 were club 'members w11,o:
had completed::their project this
year,•• .Agricultural representative
G W.-'• Montgomery ;reports 14
Calf'. clubs 6: swine, 4, grain, • 1
tractor,•, 1 - forestry„,., white' bean
'and 3; poultry, clubs: 'for a total
of 30: 4-H clubs in the :'cour ty-this
year.:.Seventy-one volunteer club
leaders trained the young' people...
Ag. Rep,.. Montgomery ,intro=
duced the guest speaker, Mr. Gor-
don Bennett, former'. Huron Ag.
Rep., .and presently ,assistant dir-•
• ector of extension for the Ontario'
Department of Agriculture. Mr.
Bennett, who, served.' in•,'Huron.
'from, 1948 •to ,1.951,' was. 'recently
appointed; presidentof the Ont-'
ario Council of 4-H Clubs: He
traced the• ,work on a, provincial
scale, and commented that pres-
ently there Were 18,908 4-H ' mem-,
bers .in Ontario. .
IDuring theevening the • first
l s1a ing of the colored flim on
.Huron •County .4-H •: u • s was:
seen. The f ilrn .was sponsored 11)y
the Co-ops. of the 'area:.
' Bill 'Turnbtill of .B•russels,
'sident of ` Huron . Club Leaders'
Association;. ' was . • chairman for
the evening , and introduced .the
.many . distinguished guests seat
14cl .on the :platforms. Arthur S.•
B.oltan,. assistant . ag.. rep: for Hur.
"ora, worked with Mr. Montgom-
•ery in preparing .the evening, anal
announced the presentetic$ns;.
• District Clubs Excel
• Luckrow Beef..Calf . Club •• and
DungannonSwine •Club excelled
themselves :in. taking top awards.
'as they -secured. -5 .f.1.1. top stand-
• .
" Donald Kirkland Wins Two
Donald Kirkland;' .,12 -year-old
son of Mr. arid': Mrs. • Gordon
'Kirkland, •won the Warden's No
vice trophy for' the highest score
in the county,for a . first •' year
member, .He red, 926 paint's. out
• 1,000. Donald ...also was awarded
the'G.' W.'Montgomery:$5.00 cash
award for being the top swine
club sh,o'.yman . this year.'.
Murray, .Gaunt . Presented
Murray Gaunt,. son' of Mr. 'and
Mrs, . Andrew :Gaunt, won the.
Tom. Pryde trophy for haying' the
highest score -.111 the county, scot:
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s, Neckwear, Jewellery
ing 947 out of 1,000,' a watch
from Anstett s. Jewellery. in. Clirt
ton for having • the top score in,.
beef calf clubs, and• the Senator'
'Golding the tdp
trophy for. being;
beef :club showman..
Judging' Champs Feted- ' .
- During the evening. G. W.
Montgc ineiiy paid, tribute, : to the
Ontario • Beef Judging, -Champs, •
David • Kirkland and Barry Mc-
Quihin of he -•I ucknow Cluband -
said that•'they had .brought ,great
honor;:to 'Huron. County..Th'e boys
took•`a bow.
:Gets Guineas ehequg
Murray . :•G'aunt, ` winner of the
.Queen's Guineas, at • the Royal
Winter Fair, was presented with
the''guineas .award,, $25Q. The. pre-
sentation was made by• Gordons
BAnnett on ibehalf of F. .,S.
Thomas,' Minister' Of Agriculture..
During the 'presentations
Kennedy • awarded ; the Huron
Hereford past president's : trophy
to Keith Coates of the.'. Exeter
• club for ' having, . the . champion •
Hereford 'calf. - The trophy was
donated by Mr. Kennedy • and
Heber Eedy, of. Dungannon. ,
Murray, 'Gaunt .:gave a saxia
phone and 'wical solo accompan-
ied by his:.mother, Mrs Andrew•
Connell 'Wingham.-play,
organ solo.
• .Club leaders. 'of 'local organiza-
tions are, Lucknow Beef 'Club
Tome Todd' and; George Kennedy;:.
Dungannon Beef Club, Chester .
.Finnigan and John !Clark; Dun
Gannon Swine Club; Arnold 'Al=
ton and -••J. D. Durriin.
SETmEMENT.OF $12,500 •
MADE FOR . CATTLE •LOST. .
Settlement .. was made of a case
which was at.:' the. County ..court
house;' last eek at 'the fall sit-
tirrgs of the Supreme Court.
'Pc T.. O'Malley. of ''Teeswater,.
plaintiff, sued : C:ulross Mritual
Fire Insurance Company for'
$18,000.' . `Settlement' was for ,.
$12,500 • and .costs.
Last:.year O'Malley's barn was
destroyed 'by fire and 34 'head. of
Mire bred Red Poll -cattle• were
cleirned destroyed. 'The d'efen ' •
dants • dis_puted the claim saying
that some . 'of• the younger cattle
were - not 'registered:
Campbell Grant,. Q:C., Walker-
ton, was counselafor the plaintiff
and Frank Donnelly, Q.C•, ..God-
erid , acted' for, the Insurance:
Company. --- Walkerton 'Herald -
Times'.
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Priced from
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a very large assortment of neckwear
including : imported • Swiss silks
Priced from .
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SWEATERS
Grafi chnere and Tony Day sweaters
in a•• large assortment of . colors.
Priced,
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NOTICE is hereby Oven. to the MUNICIPAL ELECTORS
OF THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW that•in compliance with
the- -Statutes in that ..behalf 1 require the 'presence of the
Said Electors at the Village Hall in the :said '
1
ni l.: w h,. herniz' non,"'th.Tolkg1..0.1.. Itc'vrovIi"o 4
For That Quality Gift That HE . _ I.
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Appreciate, You Can't Go
Wrong 'at- Pridham's.
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GODERICH:.
11,0 P
PHONE 57
•
VILLAGE` -OF LUCKNOW '
:if .the hour' of ,Seven. o'clock and Thirty. Minutes
in the' afternoon of
FRIDAY, .DECEMBER 9th -
1955, for one hour "
For the purpose—of-nominating.. fit and ,proper persons for:,
the Office•of One :Councillor for the Village of Lucknow for
the year 1958, 'of which all. Electors are hereby required: to•.
take • notice and govern 'themselves accordingly, and if a
greater number .of Candidates than required to fill the ;said.
Office are nominated and. make the required Declarations,
Polls will be `opened in the' folltowing: °places: Polling ub,
diiisiun No. One, The Legion Hall;, Polling Subdivision No.
Two,. the Municiiial 'Office•; and Polling .Subdivision
Three, the• Viliage'•Hall, in the said Village Of. Lucknow, on
.FRIDAY,: DECEMBER 16th, 195
arta .'will be open fr am' 9 o'clock A'Ali until 5 . o'clock P,11I.
and no lofgei'..
y h day of November A.tl. 1955. ,
'C'<lvcry Under ni hzncl dais .3Ot
. F. I1. AGNEW, Returning Officer.'