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TIM i UCKNc W SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, NOV 13th,, 1963
ry Tribute To War Dedd In Drenching) ENGAGEMENTS
Rain liuring cE.nofaph. Service Monday
In a 'drenching, rain .. on Mon- 'ism, for : today; ;boo niany , i rofes-
4;lay morning wreaths rwere plac- sing t hri dans pay only 11•p
ed ` at rthe • :Cenotaph, ' and the. serivice.We needto be ,brougtht
' ,silence of remem'brtance .o►bserv-
ed, in . ,tribute, to those who have
laid down their lives in the
defence Of {threir . country, not
forgetting • those who still . bear
the scars of those conflicts. ,
• • The 'teeming rain' commenced
!awhile the 'community
prance Day service w+as. !being
held in St. Peters Church, which
was filled to overflowing by Le-
gion and Auxiliary Members,
Alm . School band, 'Scouts,
Guides and Cuba and . a • repre-.
sentativ'e congregation,, as rowel'
as. a choir representative of mil -
lege ' churches, with ''Mins, Fred
McQuillfn , at the Organ, ' .
• Rev. H. W. S'trapp and Rev,
Rod. MacLeod, • gas-isted.Rev: • J.
R. King in !conducting the' ser
'vice With ' the rlattter eVing the'
'Rreanemdb ance Day 'message;
Rev'. . Mr, . King 'tpointed out
that 104,000, Canadians"had laid
down ..their ivies from: 1914 • ,uan
* 1 the end of the Korean war,
yet :the freedoarn they gave .their
lives for is in !greaterdanger
of being ;lost than 'ever before,
es we live in a world which ..is
a fortress !bristling wifth• arms,
and under. constant threat of de-
*ruction.
Rev. ' King attributed failure .to.
secure. the Peace, es a' result, of
man placing .'himself •on:..apla-
teau far higher ttli•an as his
sight, forgetting that God is
eternal and man is only tran-
sitory.
He referred : to the Words of;
the Psalmist that't we use our lim
to, our knees for our arrogance,
he said, for Dian Walthourt tG.od
is. nothing,
The parade 'too rand ,tfrorn, the
Legion ' Ziiall was. led,, ,by 'the
High Sc'I ooi band,; with , color
party ' including . Harold. Ritchie,,
Buster Whitby, +Mrs: Phillip Mac-
Millan, Mrs, Bob'°Lyons,: David
and Jim 'Bu'tton. • The parade was
under •the direction of color Sgt,
Ken Cameron; parade Sgt.. Clar-
ence Greer and. Joe King,. epees-
,dent of . the Lucknow Brunch'
'of ' the Royal Canadian Legion..
'At. the Cenotaph wreaths were
placed by Charles tMcQuillin,
.Toe. King, Mrs, •Clair -Johnston,
G W. Joynt, Hared Ritchie,
Mrs: George Whitby, Bob` Mac-
Kenzie,. David Button and Bar-
bara Rra'thrtvell. • . .
The Lament was played at the
Cenotaph rby piper Wilfred Mac=
Quillen.
Allan, and Robert' Carter spent
the week -end (with .their aunt
and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Mich-
ael 'Willie ,of .`Winghain.
• Mrs. A. L. Brown of Vancouv-
er' says .She enjoys being able to
,keep in touch with this district
t+hiough ,The Sentinel.
• Cat. sand Mrs Janes:. D. Hac-
kett have returned to Si.. John's..
after. spending: two weeks With
,his parents Mr. 'arid Mrs,. Wilfred`
.Hackett. '
Mrs, Gordon .Websterof Port
Credit and Mrs, Ernest Savage,
of Flenbriclge visited lastweek
,ted -drays wisely, and '.pray that with' Misses .Ada and Hazel Web -
our society Will avoid pagan -1 sten
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• Robert Taylor. and Joan Caulfield In "CATTLE KING"
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• It's family entertainment
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in the daily lives of flyers �.
who must be, on, the alert ■
24 hours a . day, •
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ford,,Lucknow-, wish to an'nounee
tthe engagement of their young-
er daughter, ,roan tElaine, to Mr.
Charles Woodford Avis Jr, of
•Goderioh, son of 'Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Woodford Avis . Sr, of
Toronto.. The !wedding to `;taike
place, Saturday, ' November 30,
:1963. at 8;00 ,P.m; at St. George's
:Anglican OlturOh, ,+Goderich,
Local and General
'Mr. and Mrs, .. Jack, t1Vlac'Inrtosh
of Oshawa were week -end guests.
of Mr. annl Mrs, Sam 'Alton.
. Mr: and Mrs. Fred Thorne •of
Woodstock : and Mr. and Mrs. H.
Gibb end daughter Sheilla ' of
Port Credit visited at' the week-
end with M,adilyne • MacMorran
and ' Mrs. iMdKendriok.
Mrs. - Ed Thorn returned. home
.on Saturday after" , being hosrpi-
talized in Winghram for ° over
three. 'weeks...'
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Donald MacKenzie, : Reeve of
Ashfield, proposed ,the toast- to
the • badiee at the ,Pinyon County.
Warden's Banquet held in G9d-
erich. • • •
Miss,Ruth turth Thompson spent •the
week -end . in Toronto, •nnd was
accompanied. by Mrs: rR.; IT
Thompson ` and . Miss Helen
Thompson!who visited with Miss
Lorna Campbell. . ' ,
Marion Button returned, biome
.a week' ago Monday from' Wing-
hent •'where she was .hospitalized
for eight days foillorwing a motor
nu ap.: in which' .she suilfered
a broken collar boner
MrsAlex Margaret) Mac-
Lennan of Chicago, in . renewing
her subscription . and ;: that • -of
Mrs. Marvin • McDowell R +R.' 1,
Belgrave,'' comments that "The
Sentinel is still a welcome ,week-
ly, visitor:" • •
Wen: Stauffer 'of, Brantford vis-
ited least week' with his sister,
Mrs: Sam Stanley of Kinloss. accepted 'as ' it 'stands:
Bill has. been on ;the sick list fo' . Cou toil then opened hihe'ieg..
ulat ance.t g • which was atten-
ded by Donald': Kennedy and
Lloyd" ;Mitchell .:protesting the
lea ina' of any More : lakefront
were Mr., and Mrs: Frank Jahn- in front: of 'their, land.
ston of Holyrood, Mr. and :11'Irs.. Nomination for 1964 Council'
Jack Stuart ' -of Listowel,' 't Mr, was sat for November 22nd: 'tri h
Carman Jorhnston and . Keith Elec'ibn . t3 'oe need 'c: .December
Gardner: of Toronto: > ?zid'" '
Sun West of Elbow, . ' Snow ;plowing : tenders were
Sa,•sk,,• `'the, ' former Tena Law- 'accepted from G. 'Stewart, Co1l-
rence of I u&now; ,has ''gone to ing. Bros Bill. Ken- pton and ` G.
Victoria, B.C. to make her .home' Cook:.
She 'accompanied her .son and The following' accounts were
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Couple Married
n t...wfoi:.m..land
Constable James D. and Mrs,
Raokett. ; were married at. St.,
Johns, Newfoundland, on . Octo
.ber 49th. The. bride is tthee .tor
trier Trixy aVlonry, daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth .,QVI'orry ' and the
late .. John.= Morr'y. orf Ferryland,
Newfoundland. The groom., Jame
Donald Hackett, is the • son o
Mr. and: Mrs.. Wilfred 'R. Hac
°kerbt. .of R.R. 7; Lucknow. Jin
with ..the . Rbyal • . Canadaar
'Mounted .Po1iee •
:•(PbO oDOvtrell
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Protest- further
Lakefroni , Leasino,,
Huron Township Counvrl met
in regular session on November
4 Witt:h:• all members ;present.'
Council 'me/Tillers took: their'•.oatii
.for Court of Revisionzand as
there. were . no appeals .f' rorn .the
1963 'Asasessmen,b' the .• Rohl;• was
the past Several weeks but re-
turned- to 'work on' Monday,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd' ` ;McNall and June
27000. Total roadu,t, $11,960:8
Council adjourned to meet r
Decern:ber 3rd at 10:00 • a.m.
. • Earl Tout, Clerk
ASHFIELD
Mrs.' Wm. Drennan'. is. a pa
tient sr lWingiham ' 'Hospital -
Misses • Anna and;. Cherlrotti
Mackenzie of 'Weston *ere home
for the week -en' "› ,
The: Women's I�nstiturte' met 1'as
Thursday ;a1. the home of , Mn
Fred MaoGregor• in Kincardine
• Mr. . and Mars. • Siteve.'. Fll opt
and. Billy; • and Barbara Of Poi
'H.uror were week -end visitor
with Wm. :Macdonald.
M sses't Mary► Lou Cct: n obi' o
Waterloo, and . J'an'e 'inlaysan .o
Stratford were . home for' tali
weekend.
Mra.. •D.` R.- Mackenzie is 'helm
after' a• trip to the' 'west 'coast
Mrs: Colin MaeGregor ' -wit
sone weekb !in. ,Toronto i
1 hoane again.
his wife who have moved to ,ordered paid tby' the Treasurer:' •
the • West Coast..
Cemetery..-. Ivan Polock, • 111-.J 1
'Ned. Martin,., .17-year=o1r1 son , bour, • •$26:00. •
' Kenny {MaoDon-,
Long Beach,: California is' run old care of ;hall 28.r5- Earl •P •
b t Church
of• lir: and flys. Al martin pf • Townslhp — i Lucknow
proving after being seriously ill
with Peritonitis as.. the `result of
a . ruptured 'appendix. Ned is in
Cormrmunity Hospital' where he
has twice undergone surgery;
tMr, and ' Mrs.,Wilson Woods
of :',Guelph;. Mr 'and Mrs. 'Don
�WilLsie of Belmont,' iMr , Ted
.Woods and, Miss Joan; .MacKen-
zie. of : Guelph, Miss Nancy
Woods and' iMr David O'Connor
of Toronto, .Mr.. Donald 'Lowry
and .. Miss •Stenon _Johnston of
Ripley' ,Were recent visitors' with
i yes Brian:
Tour Chester Emriierton & •Huph ! x
Cameron, selecting jurors, 5.00 ' i
each; ..'Ray Walden, one, sheeep Rev., Roderick MacLeod
killed `r by dogs,.20,00; 20:00; J. B. Brec- Minister
•keret
d e coal r
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.fa hall 1�,, ,4.70,,;.•
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Ivan :Benson, hall' supplies, 12.26; SUNDAY, NOVEMBER .0.
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Pollock Eleotray :'.ssuopnpplci.o
es=,
gage, 20.00, Glean Farrell, cos- .i11:00m'Morning , Worshi
P.,
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,tage,. •53:50; Plowinens'associa-
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513; OntaroHydro, W 10:00 am' SundaYSchool
tion, prizes, 25:00 Township ,, of L
Ynrk;` relief • charge • back, 2 •
mont.hs,' 17.55; Archibald, Gray
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& !MacKay, , survey of• road,,' lots
50.00 !Direct re
• lief tor November, 80,00
1-G,: Con. A
N r. and 'vies. 'Wilfred 'Hackett =
Roads d b. id S UNITED CHURCH •
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B'rrths .
MacTAVISH —' at Kincardine
,Hospital: on. Satul•day, . November
9th, to • vir: , .arid , Mrs: James D:
MacTavish, ' ;RJR.. 1 Ripley,. a
oa an" r r• es St .
Irwin, ; superintendent., ,325.00; , 325.00; .
.`Wrayne T M -,t ' ` grader, 3231.10; Rev. Howard ' W. Strapp
Harry Coiling, ° harrlang and Minister ,
loading, 334.60, .Morgan. John i , SUNDAY, NOVEMBER .17
.ston, . 'gravel, 26:50; James .'Mc- `!
TavisLh, gra\fel, 3640, ' Graham.' 110:00, a.m. Sunday' • School
daughter; a 'sister for Jeffrey. " Cook, dozer, 617.00; 'Canadian i 11:00 a.m. ' l..a rnari's Sunday
Tire Corp:, gasket, .90; D. G. ,r 4 Greece"
, � � Report �'rorri •Gee'
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Kairshea Kalico . Kuties• MacDonald, oil and•••grease, 179.- 111-. °Ll:oyd kekert
The 8th and .final ,rneeting .of 69; Colling Bros., hauling, 57.75;
the I airshea''Kalico I uties was
held at . she Kairshea Hall on
November '9th, 1963, The ' course
"What' Shall I 'Wear" was under
Giesz tMotors, :truck' • repairs,
3423; ,T1. G. Bradley', bolts; 12.26;
Imperial' Oil Ltd;,' g ,;, and' oil, !'
158.49; Lloyd Wyids, cutting
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the leadership of 'Mils: T orrald grass, 39.00; G. W. Crothers Ltd.,. f ,'
uc now ri i
MacKinnon and. Mrs.. ]:vat, Keith, grader repairs 245.83; Roy Mar. 1 f ( �h s. an
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The meeting r<vas opened by vice shall, •rlYaulxng, 3'19.55; . Benson• ,
pres. Janet Carruthers,_minutes.Hardware, supplies 'for Bell
Were read by sec. Donna hurt, Bridge,
104.46 Po'.•loc'k Electric,
Ref acme C 'urc
' Tout,
the. rollcall was. answered by pipe. x9.26 • Earl
13 rneziibers. 3 members were postage, 9.00; Morford Mackay,: ' Th.B:,
absent. Duringeach . ,grader re rr � Rev: S. Terpstra, .A:B., • „
.'bs t this course each ,g pa` s, 13.00, Howard Listowel; Ont., Pastor.
girl .completeda bouse;:the jun-' Harrison, cutting trees, 16.00;
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cors Costume charts,' • and. the Frankg garage, • truck repairs, SERVICES:
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seniors • rovardrobe charts. Plans 6.08,` . Br 1 ' •I eniptrin, :hauling and 1 10:30 a.m. in Dutch
were made for ,presenting a skit 'backhoe, 300.15: Oven Ding, 1 2:30 p.rnr : it English
/ for achievement . day,: November ,payinent of Bell Bridge,
. 8367.60;
. 3:30 p.rr, Sunday School
r 3011: 'w°Ken McKen .e clearing fences,�..,s...a..,,..,..............,.0411
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