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lW.lN'•SDAY, SEPI. nth, 1962
• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,'
, LUCKNOW, ,QNrAR1O.
PAGE 1GVL'
Formes Kinloss. dormer Winme-
-Ladies
Honored Cu�rrer Passes
(KiNt•OSS NEWS) ".Mrs. WinnieMarshall *passed
On at Winnipeg on. September 20,
,(:Intended For Last Week) aged 715 years, She leaves to
Mrs, Annis (the fornner !Nellie• mourn her passing two, daughters
Graham) of Vancouver visited Jean, Mrs, 'Framo Mildred, Mrs,
recently with Mr. and Mrs. Allan ; Cole and one son, William', all
Graham and family. living in• Winnnpeg where "Win-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'MacKen- (nie" had lived for over 50 years,
zie acid family visited on Sunday Her only sister, Edna, Mrs. 'Ra-
mage, lives in A
with friends at Uxbridge.
squith, Sask.
with RevGS;, and 'Winnie was. born in B.C. and
visitors when only •'5 months ..of age
Mrs. Baulch and .fam.Jily, of Bar-• . came to Whitechurch on.the
rie on September 116th included:, death of her father;, Rev.' W,
Mr: and Mrs. Douglas Graham, Cu ler; There she spent her
Mr, and Mrs. John' Dickie, Mr.. ch: dhood with. her • Mother and
and Mrs, Ira Dickie, Walter a•nds sister at the home of her ,grand
William. • • ' . rnQther,, Mrs; Thos, .
!Harold '
eMiller,
Mr. and Mrs, Har A.if,•licted,t•with ,cancer .over2
.
visited their daughter, ;Helen; •in
years ago, Mrs, Marshall .;had
.Ernie Beaupit of .Toronto
•was a recent visitor •at the .home , with- cheer ,and• kindness, even to .
raeen bedfast for' 9 months::
to, Mrs. Wm. Purdon; Topic,
Education, Mrs.Harold Gaunt.
Lunch and program, Mrs.. Frank
McQuillin, Mrs. Charles Mc-
Donald, :Mrs.. Allan' Miller.
Isar. and Mrs, 'Manley Todd :of
Southarnpton were recent visit-
ors with friends. in the village
on ' Tuesday,
Mr. • and Mrs, Irving Hunter
of Goderich were recent visitors
Mil-
with Mr. and Mrs, �W.• I. Mil-
ler Next Sunda the 10O�th. A
• � y, Si,
Anni-
versary of the t•Helens Church
will ibe observed .at 11 and 7:,30
o'clock„
Rev. Jardine of 'Wingham -will
be'' guest minister in the morn-
ing and Rev. Lewis: of Aubdrn in
.the evening. .
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm, Brown and.
Mrs. Wm, ,Bo'Wes of Blyth mere
Sunday .visitors with Mr, ,.and
Mrs. E.. W. Rice.
Kitchener over the. week -end'
Her whole. life was marked NEWS BRIEFS
of M'.. and ° Mrs. Ira Dickie. the end. She especially cherished
•rrwo former Second. Conces- I .the letters- sent' herby early old FROM NEARBY
Sion residents celebrated birth •;.*.! time schoolmates and friends; •
days last :week. On Saturday, ev 1 '
ening former neighbours gather-
ed to honour•Miss tAnnie .M•adKay
on her eighty-seventh. 'birthday,
with a delirghtfu surprise party; !
Mrs. Leonard M'acInnes •; had 'a'`
beautifully decora.ted .cake for ¢
the celebrant. •
On • Sunday ' e'vening' Mrs. Rod-
erick • Campbell . Was similarly
honoured .when members •• of her..
family gathered at 'the Home of
her , daughter, Mrs. Katharine
-Campbell af W ngham.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom iMacKenzie
and Sandy and 'Bruce Visited''
with friends • in Hamilton over
the :week -end.
•Mr. and. Mrs.', • Lloyd. MacDou-
gall and. Grace were .=guests ,with
• Mr. and Mrs., George • IVIoncrief•
Wand •family ''Sunday evening.:•
•
Mark Centennial:
At St. Helens`
(ST. HELENS NEWS)
Thirty-one ' ladies . enjoyed • •a
bus trip on ,Friday sponsored'by.
the •WPI. with,Allan Reed at the.
wheel; .The :ladies v'i'sited ' .Dur=
ham Veneer, Factory, 'Smart's'
Canning, Georgian Bay China,
Bluemountain Pottery and 'Blue
mountain 'Winter Resort, and 'fin-
ished
fin-
ishe•d off the. ' day, by shopping
Owen Sound,
The: J October",m.eeting' • of: the
WI. will be ,'held on Wednesday,
October 3rd : at ' :8;30 ' P.m.., Roll
call, Man of the hour: and what
he is doing for his .country..Mot-
• The sewage question is' still
a live issue in ' Tees, water. ' A
paragraph from • a letter in the
Teeswater • news•last' 'week • read
as follows: "There is' ,no ''ques-
tion of whether or. not the
people. want sewage here. They
,feel they don't need ' it, they
can't afford it — and very,
very few are in favor of hav-
ing any part, of it". '
A proposed addition to South-
arnpton ‚Public .School •: in 'order
to'accomodate s.tudents..from the,
Saugeen lirdian Village, has i1een:
deferred because • of opposition
by the Indians •
*,,'*
PaisleyPlagued is been la gued with
Itrouble: with. the water .system
since: last' . winter, ,when frost,
created'' unusual damage to the
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CONSIGNMENT STOCKER SALE
MOND.AY,.00TC,IBER, 15
At 1:30
Accommodation for.5..O Head
Lucknow Community dales. Barn
ROBERT MacIMTOSH . ,.:.
PhoneRipley 164441, or Lucknow 300
water mains which have since
been . requiring ' periodic. • repairs.
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* *'
Kincardine; • Ohamier of Com-
.
merge • has , been told they will.
have • to " get on the :beam" to
try to work. out. 'some . housing
scheme 'for future permanent
residents at ,Douglas Point,. some
of .. whom are now being tr.ain,•
ed at: :Chalk. River. '''•
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There- were ..24&4.' cattle', con-
signed at the Grey -Bruce fall
feeder sale at' •Wiarton.
•
• You; ;are charged .with throw
•ing your n other -in-law out of
a . third. floor ' window.' Guilty
or. not 'guilty "
•• "Guilty your • no ' But
Before' you flare up. ,at any-
one's faults, .count ten .-- ten-
of
enof your own! J
'SHOWER . HELD, FOR
SATURDAY '.BRIDE
A miscellaneous shower was
held in' the ''Fordyce School `':by
Mrs. Harold Gaunt,. Mrs. Wm.
Rintoul ' and . tiVfrs, Norman Mc-
Donald, ,honoring, Miss Louise
'Irwin;, prior to her marria'Pge. on
Saturday. Over -160 .'women: and.
children 'were present.
••Mrs:.ChesterJTaylor Was at then
piano and an excellent ''program:
was presented, includingread-
ings, accordian and piano 'selec-
tions . and Mrs. •David •Kirkland •
had ' 'charge of the contests. Miss. !
I Irwin.. thanked her friends for •
did' it : without ". thinking:"' ' their- kind' . and thoughtftil '
"That's' no, excuse ' You: ' might and a : social- time Was enj yea
Ahave. hit somebody on the head!" during lunch.
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