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THE LIJOKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNO` ,, • ONTARIO
THAT effective 'on .Faraday„ "Tani
uary 4th, business places • in
Lucknow will' close :on Friday.
evening: at ..8:00 p.fi, during
January,, February and March..
THAT'1VIr, :and Mrs, :Kirk,.'
• Allan did Eleanor of Milmei ton
motored to Toronto recently .to t
attend a 'recital given by
senior pupils of Dr. Boris. Ber-
lin, at the Royai. Conservatory.
Allan ‘played 'a. ipiano•solo, `'Toc-
cata, ,iby A. Khachatur tan'.. •
THAT Bob Steely of Detroit
'sends .Christmas greetings and
comments that . he 'got quite a.
kick out -,,of the stories of :the
big . ,fish .caught • at 'Purves''
. Lake.. Bob' added, . "I used to:,
fish there••man3 a •time and the"
largest,thing 1. ever caught was
bass and. ,black snakes
that is a long time' ago."
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THAI; it friends in this commu:
:.�. norr-stap4 to pity are a ,little late in re-
ceiving Christmas greetings
•from Mrs. W. T. ,Corbett •of•
Toronto, ,it •is. because.' cif. �i11-
ness...M.rs. Corbett is now con:
valescing at : her home after
five weeks rn:'St. Michaels Hos
',pital, Toronto,' where she lin-
:del-went major surgery:
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1 THAT dyril Brown at the Luck -
• now Fruit.Mai'ket had his plate'
glass window smashed over the
. Chsistmas.,h�oliday.
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THAT* W.:L,.: MacKenzie as locat-
ed at 332 'Plant -Ave., Tampa;
Florida,He went south Eby. bus,
Tampaandwas
feeling fine He left London. on
Monday,: December, 17th Arid on
Wednesday, from his ;destine -
wrote
destine. -wrote a letter to his, daugh
ter, Mrs: Jessie All;in.: •
THAT Phyllis. ClIyton' of Huron
Township, .played • the role of
Santa and..Marilyn : Cameron of
Ashfield was one 'of. the -snow-
, men ,in the Chrristthas pageant
Eby the -student nurses at Strat-
ford
trat-ford •Gener,a1 Hospital.
TIXAT Mips.. g.Bert Ward shad the
.lucky'.;ticket in 'the Christmas..
draw -held! by the Wirngharn
IkOspital Auxiliary- and won, a
valuable;", Ch'ristmas. ,hanipet•
with an 18 pound turkey anfl all
"the goodies".. necessary for • a
'real •Christmas' spread,
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TUESDAY; JAS :i•
JANUARY .14,, 3
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Our thanks to• all our patrons an
r the .lo:'al and trust t y have
traends. fo y. �y ,� . •
ed us i' the past -May
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everyone enjoy . good health .and prosperity
during` the coming New.Y ear.
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Ladies' and Men's Lucow
ti; ; a>rvic t est mai! ento aeva a a pi aiviivteowametti, -
rothers Die or•iy;•
ort Time Apart
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• DUNCAN A"FINLAYSON.
• De!at came • to: Duncan A1'ex-
ander F 1 ' ' .son of L;ucknow on
The cfuneral' service .was held
on :Monday : rnorning;. December:;
24th., at the MacKenzie ,Memorial
Chapel Lwcknow, = conducted.
by Rev. R..40dwe11 of Chesley.
iriter+ment vias in . Lochalsh
Cernetery, the ,pallbearers being'.
Frank. 'MacLen.rian, .Gordon Firi
err "ay, la son Noble Johnston- David
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Friday, ., Decem!ber 21st at, St/
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HospitalMaeDanald, Duncan' :Mathesoneson of'
Mivha 1' oronto
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': ' Sarnia ',arid E}onald Finlayson• of
• fbut where he . hadbeen. , :r.•iei
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seriously ill. {' Toronto.
1VIr�y Fin1ail. survived •.by
Less alvei, six 'weeks ago.' on' y so. is'
his si t r �Liella: He was' retie
November'.118th,; --, his brother, e p
ceased..4, Dr Finlayson; an�d...a
Dr.. R, Finlayson gassed away ,brobher, and' sister. ;who: died 'as
•at St: Miichael's; The cause• of children .from "dup blieria.
de�abh • vi as •+Ii same in {bath. cos
:THAT' at a • mee:tin�g of: the' 'Unit,
ed Church Women' of White-
dhurch'. United. Mrs
W: ' R -;Farrier was ,presented
with, ,a 'Life Membership 'cern
ticate and pin, by her• • family
Mrs.. Farrier recently •observed
her 83rd: birthday,. ••'
THAT the H -C •. of LucknoW aUn o f Goderich a.nd district;
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ited Chu�rc'h:,had •a•ybus �,riip ;to;' For years..an integral •,part.; of
Toronto On , W dnesday: to at:1.the:.communit he ublicly: sere-'•
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tend a: thrilling Detroit'-Tpronto ed •as editor, he continuously
• :game in : the Maple Leaf' ',Gard -:'shunned, any ; personal. 'publicity.
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His love was neviispaper..work.
and` ithoroughriess in' all his Work
was'•`a .:Cardinal 'Principle Of,
being: �An• ;:exponent ..of personal
journalism, the eonvicitions; he..
Rays Tribute To
W. 'H: Robertson ;
L�ndon Wedding.
Of . LLTOIvoco I raciest
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• T e • marriage of., Wer cieU
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'�1ion and•Miss •.Sheilla Ann' Gor- •
don was. solemnized in Dundas
Centre United Church, London,
on Saturday, December
B. L. Hodder .officiated,
The bride 'is the 'daughter of''
Mr:. and Mrs, G. C, Gordon of
London and the..grooM is the son;
of Mrs.° Wili,iarn Alton of Wink;..
ham, 'formerly of Ashfield, and
Pie late .Mr; Alton:,
•The bride, rwtio 'was giver i•n
marriage ..by ' hex, father, was,
lovely in a igowri `' of floor-.3erugth
•peau de sore • with gracefully"
molded bell-shaped• skirt : anct'
chapel train wtioh c ascaded .frons,
a tiny' ,bow at • the waist, :Dile
bodice was.'highl.ighted by asha`l-
low scoop' neckline, without slee
yes, but with a matching C''ha'nitily
lace jacket. Het"' French pure silk:
illusion veil was caught 'by: a.
matching wedding.' •band head:
piece -touched., with appl: clues :of
the same •race. She carried •• an
arm bouquet' ' of Johanna Hi'l.
roses.'
The three . bridal attendants.
weire: -.gowned. alike ' in ei terald_-
green. velvet dresses' and. carried
arm,: bouquets', of white earna�
tion,. They were Miss Lynn nos-"
sites of Stratford, maid ,of honor,
Mrs. Douglas Murray. 'of Kitch-
ener, ,bridesmaid and Miss Marg-.
aret Gibson, '1ister of. the bride,
j,unlorbridesmaid,
Groornsm'an was Douglas Mur
ray. of Kitchener and. the .Ushers
were •Rae ...Whgtoctsis. and David
Gordon.
The bride's • mother chose. a
Sheath 'dress of` ,rose •beige peau
'de so'e with "irnatehing lace•bod-
'ice dile the, `kioa±m's smother'
wore a sheath: dress •'of aq;uai.ar
ine jacquard -brocade with; corn;
lative
accessories.
theForin: thOn'eirtari�140.Q, .t•
t•e .b�ri< °trrideip tto Ivor°- .
g
';wore •a
powder blue woo suit with >w+hitt
accessories. The ` will. reside .at •
91 High .Street' ondon.,
(Goder,ich .Signal -Star)
Few journalists achieve the re-:
cord of, being editor of a ,'com-
rnur ,ity' newspapertor .a cen-
tury; Yet Chat :was . the accomp-
lishment of W.::I : Robertson, Sot
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mer ::editor 'of '.The Signal -Star
who retired'in 1,951.1 and' whose
death' occurred ::Friday, • Decent=,
ber •14th in his 90th year $e was
newspaperman of the ‘grand old:
tradition and hiswri.tings brought'
a shrewd :percept'ion of. the funda-
mental 'value of public ,affairs
as - they pertained to the welfare
ens. The Leafs. won' 5 :to 4
Allan .•' Reed •.;' drove' the: Abu's.
There ' were . 'e' thirty six
young people mea a• the ,trip ac='
coinpan ed 'by Rev.. and Mrs.
•upbringing, and his own. shreWc
:study: of. public -affairs. An a•b:e
journalist,' good citizen and ''.ho;
!Friends from a distance attend-. ' H. W, Stra�pp• :expressed were his ind•.i.. g ..
• ' : es, and • ne�•bh�r.:hac1 �ibeen aware � p individual ' rough ,gentle3riartr he ,:left � an ani-
in. . he . funeral 7w re Miss :Anna .
' � of � t+he serious nature sof his ill- g t � - THAT. 1�.• ,•A. N!•a�cDonald, Loch-. convi+rtions;• brim' of his Scottish-', Print 'an this clstriet� 'for ';' ood�'.i:n
y M of Chicago, 'arid.; • • town1 Presb y terian . Reform: ..
nese : untul r•�el�atively . •a' short 'M'ar . ac.Kenzre alsh, .was in on Friday .' Y � ;Temiperanee . tnore.' ways than .one. ,_,.:_:,��,-,� ° ..
:. her: �brotlier, .Hector -MacKenzie of: With
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time ;before their, passing: w th !his. son Finlay. ,•XVIacUon=
e. ' : ; KennethSlat* " Cr74,vi►ibtv�YGrlir irlb. ,CvrYp iiG* ,C►iAlit 1 rr�i?t 444'YiCwrt; !�s.'7 ,G4 '" fiir i' if b
. I?uncari ,had. been :has rtalized Zndranapohs, Mrs. a old: of.�Chatlram. , A•, ,as,e w. , ' �'�'
of. Lansing; Mioh:,. d'Vfrs. 'George, :' . .
for only tiwo weeks, -and �tnany I . rs popularly •known will `,be 89
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friends wvere not aware that • he •Blue and daughter Aetna Mae of, • in F•ebrivary: He sufered, •a frac-
;67 St: Clair "Shores, 'Mich., . Murray,
MacKendrick of Detroit and
A native of ' bhe .4..och�alsh cam around fairly'well.• �He is prot�•d
•turned hip' last.•Jan;uary, .but•gets
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was in phos tel, He was • -
p'r '`r r 1�`•/ •''
TIM'll !OR•. A,
munity ' Where .he was born. onfriends from Che91e ... ;. p of the',faotjthat he still: has
November 28rd, 1891, Duncan practically all of ,his..own''tee:ih:
was a son 'oaf John Frnlajyson arid,THAT' the following are the : committees �on. which'' Murray
Gaunt MJP.1P.,. Huron -Bruce;'
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Christina MacKenzie: •e ::spent 'TAT those in 'this community
his lifetime on the farm at Loch- ' . who 'remember: Mrs.. Margaret°
' . Algeo' of New York "City, :will
regret to 'learn that the non
agenarian' 'lady"' ,is• In rapidly,
failing. health; Mrs. Algea caii .
.• pot. now see to 'read and her
memory".is failing, to a degree
that she 'was .unable .,to recog
nize her: daughter or •.-`others.
Who were' with,her' for what it
alsh until he and his 'sister, Mrs's';
Lielha.•, . Finlayson, • m1oved to
'Lueknow . three- years, ago, • in
• July'. of "1959..: The tribute ,that
sums up 'all ` his attributes was
this one paid to. him; "there are
none . finer it'han Duncan :Fin--
laysizn.'
fie was ;'a nnember of the a Free
Church at,tLoohalsh and for many is ..considered Would be her last
years had efficiently arid''faith- ' . Christmas, .,party at the hest
fully served.' as financial ; Seem- Horne' where she has 'been for.
.,tary :of ;:the congregation. ' some tin -ie. •
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EW YEAR GREETINGS
SINCERE BEST'- WISHES .TO
YOU AND YO.1RS
For Health, • Happiness an Success Throughout ,
The INTaykr. Year, it's, been a ;pleasure ' to serve yott
"'THANKS!", _.
. serves: Agricult'ure;, conserve
tion, -lands and. forests,;. eduea-
,'tion, garne .and fish, health &
' welfare,.. labour:, regal •,bills,•
mining,. `private standing
orders.
THAT the'Lucknow District High
.School ' . Students • "head• 'a very
•successful. pre -Christmas dance,•
of Frietay et ening, to •rnitsic- by •
• 'Emmer.ton's Orc'hestra•. • Parents
• of Students • of Grades (11, • 12
and 13'•' were .guests•'"and •.;mem-.
bers of the staff were also pre -
:sent, It was suinityied tap as "a
very niee _dance."
THAT a short-lived sto on.
Sufi hristmas visitor`
motoristsad trine:. Snow
•squalls and strong winds which'
swirled' •snow over roadside•;
banks cut wisiibility" to almost
nil at times, By Monday; morn
)ing the itorrn 'had • abated and
Motoring. conditio,ns:-:F:we're gen-
erally '.good""'over : the;liday.
TH�1,T Mr:1 and Nirs, Herb. Mc
ullrrr
have been, spending, the
holiday' season at Galt and
HOokwood rwi,th their sons, M'r.
•and .Mrs, Sam • McQuillin and
• Mr: and Mrs, Carmen. McQui1'-
lin, prior .to starting outfor a
hpliday in the south. During
their, absence Jim Thomipson,,
a 'neighbour on the 2nd Corr,
will drive Herbs mail route,
Mr, and -.Mrs,• Allan MVlacjntyre
are' staying ' at the farm. M.
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and • Mrs: McQuiliin .plan tis;
.'leave on 'Wednesday: and will
,begone until Tate March, There
first'stop in :li lorida Will be at
JiYn Nixon's trailer carr.
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• Another 'year.. has rolled by during which we.
• have. been Pleased, to •ser°ve' .you and make new
friends. To ,one :aril, all we exUerci 'heartfelt
good 'wishes •dor' A NAPPY NEW YEAR. � .. ..:
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A Happy; Healthful, and Prosperous New Year.'
to everyone in this • commu'nity.. -
"' TO have ..been of service to you has n a
pleasure. Many thanks'',`for your pat,lotiage.
JOHNSTONE MI1ETFEED.
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