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The `Brucelea Haven Ladies'
Auxiliary, of the County of Bruce,
held their Annual . Meeting in the
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uditorium of the '$rucelea H aven,�..
Walkerton, on. November 30th,
1964, Mr's., A, Maunc cell,. :Pres-
ident, .,presided for the meeting,
Thin' year the . Auxiliary. put -
chased
a Alternating
C�aymar
Pressure Mattress Pad.., The pub
sating pressure mattress pad is
a, proven meatus of prevention as
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL!I.UCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NIS
auen_ $t. Helens Lady
non, Greenock, Mrs. A. Fowler,
Lions head, Mrs. W, A Jacklin
Elmwood, M . Donald Blue, Riy ' , Passes At 67 Years
ley, IVirs. W. Macke,Mildmay,A. 'HUMPHRE.Y
Mrs. algin .Young,. MRS, WM, Tara, Miss Margaret Dalziel Hunter, wife
Willerene Arkell, Southampton. of Wm.'A. Humphrey of St,
Mrs. L. G. Crozierconducted the Helens, died in . Winghamand
election of officers, Mrs. W. A. District Hospital on .Monday,
Krug presented • the slate of nomin- December 7th after a long illness.
.ees. She was 67 years of age.
• Officers for the year of 1965 are The daughter of the late Robert
as follows;. Past. President - Mrs. and Dora Hunter, she was born
well as a- cure of -the . problem " A, Maudrell, Southampton, Pres -Aril 6, 1897 . in Ashfield Town -
of bed' sores. With.. its own ' att- ident Mrs, Janes B Piper South * sl ip n October 26 1916 she
ached air pumping unit,. the matt-- ampten, Mrs,,
Vice-President .Mrs. • married • Wm, A. . Humphrey. of
twenty-four: hours a day, for a President Mrs. Elgin Young, `
Tara, Mrs. Humphrey was a devoted
maximum in resident comfort. In Treasurer,• Mrs, A. J. Schnurr, wife and mother, a good . friend
use for the past two months, the Walkerton, Recording Secretary and neighbour . ready to lend.. a
' -mattress pad has been of great Mrs, H. Palmateer, . Kincardine,,' helping 'hand wherever needed.
benefit to Brucelea Haven Corresponding Secretar}, Miss She was a ..member .,of the. St.
• Under the leadership of twelve.Madge: Trelford, Southampton: ' Helens United ''Church where.. he
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r Mrs. Russel Wiles, was interested.in the church and
Directors aAuxiliary has: 'gra ,�Liason office
vided programmes. and enter -Walkerton, • • the U.C.W.giving her help in' all
tainment once a week for - the res -The next meeting' of •• the Auxi- Projects • willingly and well.
idents• liary . Mrs. Humphrey is survived : by
: will be: held in Walkerton. on , ,
Directors appointed for• the. March 18th,. 1965', at 2' .p.m. Any ` her ' husband, four sons, . William
year of 1965 are: Mrs,. Pal one interested .in. this work is and, Lloyd: f West Wawanosh;
mateer, Kincardine,' Mrs, George cordially invited to attend or Harold, .Lucknow; :and Lorne, Hes-
Seigrist, Allenford, Mrs.. George contact. Miss `Madge Trelford., Peler, three daughters Mrs. Ernest
Stllers, . Walkerton, Mrs. John Southampton, Corresponding Sec (Caroline) Snowden .and Mrs.
Black, Chesley, Mrs.. A.McKin 'retary . 'Roy (Mary) Robinson of East
._., ., .M.•.. ;� __.- ._ Wawanosh it Mrs. Geo, (Greta).
p,;r�lr..ttioaa:vase ivi,ev'.Rolus stun ra ers�,ov44v ,041e; oe'07".7t, brs..w .; Webster of .West Wawanosh; one
sister Mrs. Henry '(Nellie) Gard-
ner of Ashfield, Township:
`.of Ashfield Township. •
ress pad • operates continually, Donald • Blue, Ripley 2nd Vice- West Wawanosh Township
'C.is the'wawrn lobe jolly and happy are
ie to wish everyone a very 'NIer.rx Chirstmas:
Mrs. Humphrey was : .prede
• ceased by one daughter Freda,
. four :sisters ': Lizzie • Hunter, Mrs.
Alf (Mary) Sherwood, Mrs. James
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(Rose) '. Lyons, Mrs.': Peter (Jean).
Watson. and three, brothers, Geo
' rge, Robert and Jacob Hunter:
The funeral .service was held
from MacKenzie 'Memorial `Chapel,
Lucknov., on Wednesday''.. Decem
ber: 9th, at 2 p.m.' Rev.. G . Kaiser
conducted the service assisted by •
Rev. B. F. Green. ' Temporary en-
toinbment was. inr South Kinloss •
Mausoleum. Pallbearers were Alex
Purves, . Gordon'McDonald, Gor-
den Green, John Rutherford, Allan
Cranston and Lorne Woeds.
• DEEP DOWN IN .0Lifi HEARTS . we know. of . no
song, ' no poem, no. truer word;, to express our sentiments
than this 'sincere greeting; .`Merry Chiistinas:. and God Bless
You...
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LSD.H ‚5. NEWS
(by John Bradley)
(Intended For Last Week).
For a few years "pingpong"
has 'been played and enjoyed at
L.D H.S.; however, because no
odepushed this game andbecause
there was no proper equipment
to • use, the game did not advance,
Luckily things proved to be ' diff-
erent -this year. Under the encour-
agement and leadership of Mr.
Ramautarsingh. the interests
this game grew, : ,and it wasn't
long before thecries for a proper
table, and equipment were heard.
Through arrangements with the
Student Council and the Physical
Education teachers this equipment
was, ordered. Just this past . week
it arrived and it has been • set u p
t on the stage of the auditorium; Re-
• cently teams have 'been form
ing and thoughts about games with
other schools have been discuss
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led. '
The 'Student Council has decided
to _hold their Christmas Dance.
this coming•.. Friday night, with
Grade 11. acting as .managers for
the dance (See Coming Events).
Also the Student Council is plai[m+
ing an' appropriate Christmas
Assembly for next week. As the.
Christmas : 'season is here the
"longings" for the holidays can be
widely seen throughout the schooL
Difference between : a‘ poor map
and a rich man : is that one wor-
ries about his next meal while
the other ` worries about his j last
THE. CHRISTMAS TREE.
i �(by Lane Gardner). '
Will s me one please, just -tell,' me
why.
For one day a tree should die
Have people -lost the common -way
Of knowing nature's, gaiety? .
In a woodlot there may be
Just a snow clad Christman Tree
' That is where we see. the best
`See .how nature has them dressed
Sure nature know‘ that more will
grow
So they fall and bravely go
' But neer will the hand of .man,.
Dress a :branch like nature can.
'Arany juin the happy throng
And to the cite march along
Dressed in splendour forone day,
Then from life . they fade 'away. '
This is sacrifice supreme
Hold it . then in 'high esteem
May, their •light ,their.truth divine
Always shine at Christmas' Gime.
God of our, nature God of all .1
• Can/ build us up, can' let us ' fall i•
But all those laws. are .good and
just •.
So in them we surely trust •
JOHNSTONE and ,SON
Phone 528-4013 Lucknow
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initis"Nliate & trict, The Sentinel
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of .the transportation, division of
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the :Sentinel that the afternoon de- •
liveryrecently abandoned in fav-
our of once -a -day 'delivery, will be
resumed' as before Frith the ex-
ception of Sunday and Monday.
)lei was vel•y. interested, in .the
problems that had arisen at -the
Sentinel ' in regard 'to delivery
'fromistrict' e or espondents and
made sueeial effort: to try to. 1m-
prove' deliver W for us here. '
This concern by .the postoffice
department is appreciated by the
Sentinel and it is hope& that the
results will .help us get the paper
inti the hands of out subscribers
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We take pleasure la
thanking you for your patronage and is
wishing you a. holiday complete 'with.
all the "trimmings"... love and friend-
ship health and good cheer'
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
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A • HAPPY NEW YEAR TO. ALL
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