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TQC LUCKNOW ,SENTINEL, LUV NOW, ONTAR.Io
WEDNESDAY,,•
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MRS,.. JOHN. W. HENDERSON
• There ' assed, away at Pine
creest Manor Nursing • ' • Home,
Lueknow,. on Sunday, July 7th,
Clara Blizaibabh„ wife of 'the late
• J•ohn W. Hendersons She was
the former Clar+alizaibeth John-
ston, daughter of the late The-
, Mas. Johnston and Elizabeth '-Ann
Morgan, and was 'born - in• Kin
•cardine ori August • 22th, '1 83.
She attended High School _ in.
Kincardine: rand • Business College
Gln London, • •and came to ..'Suck=
now. as ' �boolckeeper for the late
D. C. Taylor, and _ also worked
for Murdoch and Cameron , De-
partment Store.
She... was as anember of . the
Lucknow' Presbyterian Church,,..
and while • health permitted was
aitliful in her; attendance, She
was• treasurer of the W M.S., and
• for a time taught a Blass in• the
Sunday School and 'for 37 ` years.
was .treasurer of :.tle Sundaay.,
School.
Her' 'husband predeceasedler'
win •July• 19417, two sisters' died in
infancy, a brother Tom died `ilii.
1912, ',and 'her sister Jean. (Mrs.
John S. McLarty) 'died in Janu-
ary of 'this year
She was a ' kind 'and 'loving
•Mother, devoted,.to " her family
and home. She, leaves to 'mourn
her • passing,.' four,' sons; . Morgan
of Lueknow, Rev. William A. of.
Woodstock, Donald and Jim, 'of
Liuckriow, and 10, grandchildren.'
.The funeral was held on. Tues-
• ,day .afternoon ' from . the Mac-
Kenzie .M•ernoral, . Chapel, with".
the ; ,service conducted by her
pastor, Rev.Rod MacLeod.;
Interment was: in" South Kin-
loss :Cemetery,.' with Dr. Phomas
D.
.,,McLarty of :London, John a.
McLarty of "iBurlingtori; Gordon.
'Fisher, J. L. ,MacMillan; `Kenneth.
Cameron .and . Alex' , Havens ' act=
•.ing as ',pallbearers.' Friends and
neighbours were fiowerbearers.'
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•
MADEW
QU.IU . OR$ QF.
LIFTING: IDE PIPES '
ri The Kincardine papertbo&.
.factory . has been • closed . and,
JequiipMoved¢nent ved . • to"Aurora:
The" ^closing of ' the Circle' Bar.
Knitting -Factory cost the box.
company its . best custorner 'and
sounded • "its .. eventual. death
knell
A recount in (the . beverage.
sooan plebiscite := at Hensall�--gave
approval to siren's rooms ' by
. 461.1%. The • original count . was
a fraction under ;the required
60%:
• *:*
Mike .Riggin' of Kincardine has
been invited* to the New York
Rangers :.training.in Au -
d
must: Hey=is-ha-4bfother-=-of-Dennis.
Riggin of the ..Detroit Red : Wings
system
Pkin:.'Ret�rded:
Childrenithool
A. branch of .,the Ontario As-
.sociation for Retarded Children
•has. been organized. in:' Kinear-
dine:
Officers were installed at an,
organization meeting . fn Kincar.
'dine an Monday: evening. A
teacher . is *ink advertised for
and it is epcted to *:have the
• Kincardine school'. in• Operation
this fall. There ,:are five or six
prospective. 'students at present.
Any • information.in this
re-
gard , can •• be obtained. locally
from Miss Ruth ,Thompson, Pub-
�'lic ' Health. Nurse. '
The Kincardine school ' is due
largely to the initiative of the
Home •and &heal Association. It
"win primarily ' • serve Huron'
r ' and
Township and • Kincardine dine
areas- 'imrnediately bordering.
:..„
Orfficers. are President . John_
Stone; tat -Vice; Mrs Tom Lam-
bert; ..2nd vice, Lester Ferguson,
Huron; R,ec.-Sec,,• Mrs. Robert
' Wittig;. Cor, -Sec., Mrs: Vatughan.
Russell; treas., Elmer ,Thomp-
son.
There will now' be Retarded
Sc W ingham,
Children ' � howls at "
Walkerton and.Kincardine, three
of some 80 schools in Ontario
with a total enrolment of about
2,500. Children,
Around the "discussion
table," lifting ; of the plastic
artificial' ice piipes, in the
arena, appeared to pose":quite
a problem.
On Monday evening a do.
• zen or . so • hard. working
Lions ,proved that many
}hands make. lightwork, and
within" an hour of the gang
gathering, 'the !pipes were up,-
... and laid out in the seating
area, T
,Then, of course, -there was
a cleaning up job to be done •
in making 'the 'ince area''pre-
sentable for the garden. par-
ty, carnival games and danc-
ing to • be held this Thurs-
day evening. • .
LoveIII/urdoch
Died In Toronto,
John Lovell Murdoch, age 50,
died suddenly from a heart con
dation in 'Private 'Patients pav-
ilion, •'Toronto,on ;Monday, July
He " rested at the Ralph bay'
Funeral :Home'. on• Danforth Av-
enue from Tuesday ::evening with
the funeral service at the Chapel
of 'St. James -the -Less, '61.5.. Par-
liament St. on Thursday' after-.
*noon at 1 1:30. 'Cremation. Burial
will ; later. take place it Luek-..
now. •
Lovell is • survnved by his::wi:-' -
'dew, the fernier. iVlyr-tle Bulmer,
and a son, Barry Allan Murdoch
:Lovell ' was' a. son. of the late
Mr and Mrs J. G. Murdoch
and, was ;born here where . he
received his public • and high
school education before. going to
Toronto:
He , was ;predeceased' by, his
parents:. and ,two ibrotherse Wil -
red and Allan•,- :•
The father, Wilfred and. Lov-
ell heart .con-
ditions.
m n
drtions ;and each at theage of
516; g
c; Allan died as a teenager from
head injuries: received :while.
skating :;; , the , Nine - Mile 'River
in , Lucknow, when . she ran into
•a • fence . which " crossed the river
and' was frozen, onto the ice.
ECLIPSE OF SUN WILL
BE SEEN ON SATURDAY•
•
n will be
lti s�_'_�of : the sun An�p
seen . in this area on Saturday
afternoon. It will not reach com-
plete totality in this '',district,
but will approach it with/ 80 or
90% of, the .sun blotted out •to
produce an eerie effect.
• The ' eclipse results from .the
moon coining between the earth
and : the-- sun,--and_.__wI ile_._..not • a
rare occurrence, it as ' seldom
seen in, near totality and for
many . it. will be a' ",first.",
Warnings are lastedlasted}tp proper-
ly
ro• per
ly protect . the eyes in viewing
the eclipse. We understand that
damage can be' Y done the .eyes`.
by ''not taking ;proper precautions
to.• safeguard them. while . viewing
the .phenomenon.
•
'1 _Children
Waiking Home
There was a bit of excitement
in a localized area m West
Wawanosh last Friday, whenthe
whereabouts of four children;
was unknownfor a short time,'
1Morley Johnston of Con. 6,
West Wawanosh was baling a
field ' of hay which he had
bought from ,Lloyd. Phillips on
Con 10, . West Wawanosh. Mor-
ley . had . brought four of •the
children with. him, three girls
and a ?boy ranging to about
•122. years .of age. 4. '
• They were amusing themsel-
vesfields • hie Dad . was
in the ds w
working: About . the noon hour,
they • •weren't tb be .found'; and
failure to' .locate them caused
some concern. There were:. no
dangerous creeks, „!yellsor holes
in 'the .neighborhood to worry
about'. There was asconsiderable
acreage •of 'bush in the area into
which. they. could have roamed,
but before an extensive search
was organized, • theywere
"found" by Norman MacDonald.
In fact they' weren't lost. They
ONLY ONE MORE ISSUE'
'UNTIL. HOLIWAYS •
The nextissue of r The
Sentinel, July 24th, will. be
lthe last until : ,after holidays.
There will be no paper
published: on July 31st and
,August 7.
• Ken Nicholsonwas admitted
to Wingham hospital last week
where he has teen having x-rays
and is • .under observation to de-
termine: the -cause of his ,illness
which has !had the doctors ,puz-
zled.
MRS. MARY JANE' •
WEBSTERDIED. MONDAY
Mrs. James. (Webster, the for-
mer • -Mary' Jane Henderson, of
Lucknow passed away on ' Mon-
day in .Wingham. Hospital, where
she. had been a patient for a
very few. days. ,She was' within.
three days•. , of Mier ,85th birth -
The funeral service "will
held at : the . MacKenzie Mem-
orial Chapel
em-orialChapel . on :Thursday, July,
,1&th. at .2:30, .:w.ith. intermentin
were on their • way home' when Greenhill Cemetery,
Norman located them trudging
along 'on the sideroad near the
9th Concession, and were then
about a mile from where their
father ' was working:
muRnocH MV RRILSON:
Din? ON •SUNDAY
ST.. HELENS
Mrs... Fred Thompaon and sena.
of London :spent the week -end:
with . iher parents, Mr.. and Mrs.,
'Gordon McPherson:.
• rMr.• and Mrs: ' Charles Pearce
of:' Brantford spent ,Saturday:
with Mr.: and Mrs: Harvey Webb.
Mr., Allan, Miller returned
from, Wingh • Hospital on
Thursday'.
•All gneniibers of $t. ifIelens' Mrs. Ronald :.Slade, R. 6 K n-
cardine. ."
Picked Bruce: Dairy
Princess Saturday
A feature ,of Town and Coun-
try day 'held at Kincardine on
Saturday . was the selection ;of
the -Bruce. County Dairy Prin-
cess, ' who 'will ' represent Bruce
at ..the C.N.E. finals for the On-
tario Princess honors:
The' winner ~from' six : contes-,.
tants, was Mrs: Bernice •Camp-
bell of Kincardine •district. The
;runner-up, was :Joann Slade,, 18
year-old ' • daughter of Mr. and
congregation` are . invited to aneet
Reand: Mrs. Tristram on. Fri-
___,
da
ri-
da . eveningat 8:30 in: the
chu c
•
•. h. Social time' will :follow.
,Mrs. 'Harvey Carrick is a ,pat-'
ieit in Wingham Hospital.
The death of Murdoch Morri-
son,
orri son, former :Luck/low 'harness -
maker, ' occurred on '(Sunday,.
Jiily
-14th—in—Wingham 'and Lis
trict Hospital where he .had
;been a patient for some time.
He . was in •phis 80th ; year.
'The. funeral service was on
Qfficiaied . At
Niece s Marriage
MARSMAN --' DALTON
Rev. ' Father, !Mike Dalton 'o€-
ficiated in St. Josepi s Roman
Cathnlic .
Church,„�__ Kingsbridge,
on Saturday, , July 6th, at the
,marriage sof his ,' niece? Frances
Dalton; daughter: Of • Mr. and
Mrs, Dennis . Dalton, 1i R. 3,
G ,derich," to Arnold Mararnan,
London, • son .;of Mr. air M•arsman
of 'Utrecht, Holland.. Baskets :of,
pink peonies were , used in . de-
coration. Ray: Dalton was soloist.
Given, .in 'marriage by• her' Ufa-.
ther, . the bride Wore a gown • of.
White organza over 'taffeta .arid
carried a cascade • bo•uquet of
yelloiw roses,: •
Maid. of •honor. was Miss Alice.
Dalton fief. Kingsbridge wearing
;a flowered. organza ,. dress in`
.shades.,' of •yellow, ' orange and
brown..• In gowns ' of green and
orange :' 'respectively were -the
junior bridesmaids,, Miss Maria
Dalton, .:R.R. 3, G:oderich and
Miss Nolda 'iMiltenburg, R.R.;. 7,
Lucknow: ' • •
..Maurice • and Brian Dalton
were the ushers.
The guests were•received in
the parish hall by the bride's
'mother • who wore a beige % en-
semble ,with white accessories
and a corsage of White roses:
Tuesday at • the .Johnstone Fun- •� Desmond • Cleary, Burlington; aera'l Home, Lucknow, with' ' in= cousin of the bride, : was master
terment an . South !;finless Ce! of Ceremonies
metery. Guests from a distance were
• Public 'speaking' ability, charm,
poise: • and` . dairying • skill ,:and
"know how" are factors in de
ciding the !Princess. ,
• ..The . princess • 'crowning was
part of a iprogram which in
Chided" a Chyic5ken 'barbecue, ;bag=
pipe competitions,, ' •pie*eat'ing
contest, : and ..concluding with. a.
street dance..
Rename d Secretor
y
er
erg
4f Swine :Breeders
s
Mr. ' and 1V, rs. S. B. Stothers
returned last ' week from Mani-
toba where Steve attended the
annual meeting . of the Canadian
Swine Breeders' Association . held.
at Brandon.
Mr. $totters is secretary-
treasurer• of the Association,. an
office, he has• held since. ,just
prior to his retirement from .the •
Agricultural Representative ser-
vice twelve years ago; His .dutiea.
with the Swine 'Association' in,
chide the editing of their official
r publication . ”Canadian.. Swine." •
Steve was ,about ready to re
linguish. the •,post,, but was. pres-..
sed into continuing and renamed
secretary -treasurer by ",,the Exe-
cutive. Come fall hewill have
served in this capacity thirteen `
years.,
ASHFIELD
•
Mrs. Emile Nougard of : Chi-
cago .is visitingwith her bro-.
1 her Bruce Macdonald.
Guests with Mrs. Colin Mac- j•
Gregor last week endwere Mr.
and, MPS. George Leadbetter and ' '
Barba
ra ofToronto.
.
During' the month of August, •
ichurch servicewill. be .held at
9:3O .a.m 'in Ashfield Presbyter-
,atian cc10hurc:45.l'i, With Sunday School
. .
KiNLOSS
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller,
Cheryl. and Percy of ',Delhi vis=
ited with Mr. - and 'Mrs...,Leonard
iMacinnes an \ 'family over the
week -end.
Miss Bernice Thompson of
Dungannon spent a few days
with Miss.. Connie • MacKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs; .Bob Needham
of Comma and : Mr. , and Mrs.
P. S:. ';MacDougall ,• of ' Owen-
Sound were recent guests with.
Mr ' and.': Mrs. Jack Needham,`
Suzanne and.: Janice.
Mr.: , and .Mrs. Mooney and,
family'at,WinniPeg : visited last
weeks with Mir. and 'Mrs. Evan,
Keith and ':other ' relatives,.
present from Montreal, Sudbury,
LOCAL LADIES IN • ON Hamilton, ' London, . Walkerton,
$500. • •MILDMATJACKPOT. ,Pickering, W`m, , Utrecht,. .
Wallacebur ► Detroit, Delhi,
Mrs. Emile ` MacLennan of )Kingsville, Chatham, —Chicago,
Loeha h ireid- he. winning—card Washington', oderich. :
for the $+500`.jackpot pride at the' A blue and white linen suit
Mildmay binge last week, $ with white accessories and a
were in on 'this .Corsage. of white roses was
lour- ordies� special, with chosen by the' bride for travel-.
d -cards fo -�11 s�P'e�c 1,
MacLennan. playing tt ling to ,Quebec :and. the Mari-
g _sharing.: times `Provinces.
rs,
wui2i.n,in ' �ca'rd, The others'.
the four-way split were Mrs. •Upon their return iliey° .will
Wayne ;Nixon of Lucknew; 1Vt'rs., reside " in Lond.on.,
MacLennan's • daughter, Mrs. The bride .was a ,member of
Bruce Miller of Palmerston 'and the • teaching ,tf
f Goderich.
a friend of Mrs, Miller's.' District Collegiate -
Institute,.,
,nnouncing .
GORDON BR001(S TRANSPORT
ow- L -orated On inglis-St,lucknow:.
Biocks North of Sunoco Garage
Gordon -Brooks, -Prop. -
Phone °528.2240
Huron County say and c�aP
iWIIIGHT MEETING
Tuesday, July 23
• ,
1
7,30 ORVILLE RIBEY'S FARM . — Colborne
Township Road between Nile
. y
11/4 and Carlow and
/4 miles • west.
8:15 . DQU
.G. _.McNEtL..,�S�.FAtt1VL.,_. -Colborne__
`T`ownship:.Road• between Nile and Carlow •
,OAT & BARLEY VARIETIES_.
NEW A�..FALPA;'S.
Seeding without nurse crop in 1963 for hay in • 1963
other items of `
rnierest .
Anson McKinIey,.
President
D.: H. Miles,
Secretary -Treasurer
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