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THE; LUCKNOW SENTINEL, I UMN.01
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ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, JUl th'� 1961.
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MURDIE and SON
Phone 10, ;.Lucknow
,414
Helens Lady laid
Rest Thursday
The death.,•.. of Mrs ; Wm., J.
'Robb of Sw,t: Helens . occurred : in
Wingham • Hospital on Tuesday,
June 20th at theage' of 68 years.
She had been ailing for • a. • time'
and-• had . been hospitalized for a
month : ;prior: to her passing...
•Mrs,' Robb ' was ': the former.
Florence Mildred Bray., a daugh-
ter of William Bray and Rebecca.
Farrow, and was born:' oti the
3rd' line • of 'Mortis Township •on•
'August 29t1 , 1892. On, March
19th, 1913, she- m,arried ,'Williams
J. Robb. of Concession '6, West
: Wawanosh where ; : they' farmed •
•;,•,i until -:retiring , to St. 'Helens.' ,al
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs, Dawson Craig
visited • on Sunday at the homer
of Mr; and Mrs:. W, J. Peacock
in Bluevale.
Miss Florence . and Miss Marg-
aret Moir of Toronto visited on
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Jim Richardson. •
Mr. and Mrs. George Ross of
Owen Sound visited over the
week -end' with Mrs. Robert Ross;..
and also at the home o f Mr, and:
Mrs, Donald Ross: •
Mr, Ben McClenag han visited
Monday . at : the home of Mr:. liar-
ry McClenaghan in. Wingham.
'Mrs. Harry Ticnborne of Gode-
rich and . Miss. Annie Kennedy
leave by •plane on Tuesday from
Marton to visit with Mr. David
Kennedy' in ,Victoria,' B.C, and.
with Mr.' Alex Kennedy in Win -
'
The::Women's Institute Mem-
bers tykrill . take. their . 444 01, bus
trip on Monday, July 3rd and
they will travel to. Oshawa and
tour the General Motors 'plan.t.
Miss' Annie McCradie •of Min-
nesota spent a few .days at . the
home of • Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ro-
bertson and ' othe°r' Forster re-'
latives In Lucknow •
• Mr. and .Mrs, S. C Willis of.
Gowanstown :.visited on Spnday
at the home, of; Mrs.; Doris Willis..
Garry 'and Bill Willis ..of Toronto
we're also, visitors for the week-
end at, the' home of. their mother.,
Mr. and Mrs '.Jack Coultes .and
Mt., and. Mat. Albert ' Coultes 'and
Diane attended the Kerry „Picnic
in Owen Sound on Sunday and
most six' years ago. 'Mrs. Robb'. also visited at the 'home: "of Mr..
• was of a kindly, mild manner, and. Mrs Bill Tottenham; there_
an'd,was heldin high esteem. She; Francis Henry., and •Phyllis 0' -
was' a member .' of '•Dungannon Brien of London• • and . Wayne
'United:Church' and of 'St 'Helens `Henry of Toronto spentthe=•week=:
United Church since moving- to end at the '•home•. of•/Mr and, Mrs..
A' ^
William Henry:,'�
that community, . � •
• •Rev:': B F. Greed of St. 'Helens Mr. and . Mrs. Carl :Weber arid.
family isite o�
conducted the":funeral. service at f , y v d n Sunday ' at •the
the . MacKenzie Memorial Chapel: home of Mr. and ' Mrs. Robert
on Thursday; June 22nd. ; , Iinter Chambers ' in : Harriston
rrient` was. in Dungannon.'Ceme- Mr:'..and ' Mrs. Cameron Sim
•tery, the ` Pallbearers: being. Hari mons. of. London visited -on Satur;.
•
vey•,. Alton, Victor., Errington, day°at'the home of Mr ••'and. Mrs.
Thomas Webster, . Lorne' Woods, Charlie • Martin: and ether "'reIa_ ,
•Thomas Todd' and Gordon ` Mac tives. . • .
Pherson.Mr. and Mrs, 'Ezra Scholtz visit-
..
ed. on Sunda at the home of Mr.
Besides ;her. huslaria, •.Mrs: Rob�b. y
is survived 'by, one daughter, M`rs: and Mrs ' Clayton .,Scholtz.
Leslie Wardell (Dorothy) of Mr. and Mrs.. 'Russel Gaunt_
son ;Township,: siir. randchildren. visited • on Wednesday ' . at the
and one : sister, Mrs..John Gar- -home of Mr. and .:Mrs.. Donald
nils '(.Luc ) `of"'Toronto Dirsteiix in Brantford. •
y • Mr. and• Mrs.. Kenneth Dickson
;of 'Belmore visited an Sunday at
,the ' home Of2, Mr and Mrs.. Art
`Moore o,
1VIr arid: Mrs. '' Angus Faiconer •
visited on Sunday at ,London Vic-
•toria Hospital with :. her father,
Mr, Lloyd ,Montgimery.:
Mr. and.'Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw •
visited over!. the week -end .at
,the home .of Mr. and Mrs, Elroy
Laidlaw :and other :relatives.''
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
�. visited on 'Sunday `with: Mr. .and
Mrs... Donald Bushel at. •Holyrood..
Mr.' ands.. Mrs.' George Thomp-
son. and family of . ` •Feversham
visited over the. week end• at . the
home of Rev. and•.Mrs. John Watt.
Mr. • and Mrs: Irwin. McClenag--•
h'an: arid,family ,of St. •Thomas
spent the week=end .with Mr. &
Mrs. Ben:' McClenaghan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam, es Curran" & eventually,
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Notice
ALL TELEPHONE PATRQNS
Of The Auburn Dial Exchange
pnd The Dungannon Exchange
have and will continue with E.A.S..
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(Free Interchange
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When „pungannon Dial Con'Version is completed in
1962 the customers ' will dial direct from their own, " tJ
telephone to the telephonesin the other r exchange.
Huron' and Kinloss Municipal Telephone System.
Blyth Municipal Telephone System.
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family. of St, 'Helens visited on
Sunday . atthe horde: of Mr. and
•Mrs; Robert Purdon,
Mr. and Mrs, Carl I.cCienag-
hon visited on Sunday at the
home .of. Mr.'and Mrs= Elmo Prit=
Chard:.
A/,lr, and• Mrs. 'Robert Mowbray
y
of Wingham, ' Mr., Peter Kennedy
and Miss •Annie. Kennedy; attend
ed the. Miller Durnin wedd ing .in,
St. Helens on Saturday.
Mr. •and Mrs. Jim...Gaunt' and
Janet of Toronto .spent the week-'
end with• Mr. 'arid • Mrs: John'
Gaunt and Mr... ',and. •1VIrs.. Mel;
Mather 4 •
Newspaper-r:P-hotos.
Toa Cos
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To Lose
�A Pictures in the - P •aA 'er are ex-
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pensive• to' .`reproduce. That ibis
•why we haveto pick, and ,choose
a little when people- ''ask ',us: to
take a -picture of this and' that:'
One picture.in this ••w ®ek's paper
will costa the 'Sentinel °. well over
$8a. This "does not take •into' con'
si d ration the, ,
' : investment we
de
have in camera', equipment, • 'nor..
s , xi in get -tin the. pip,..
ourtime .pe t , g . g ....
tune. ,, e ;
The recent ''Kinloss • Township^
picnic :was attended by the , Sen
tinea and two pictures 'taken Cost,
•ing in excess of $7.,:plus, expenses':
in .getting .there
We are usingthese. figures only
as: :a 'means of .impressing' .that
does ,cost money to : have pic-.
tures in. :the paper: • For that rea-
son we have to limit the number
that' we take, and • we have. to
pick and choose the ..ones we feel
-are ' the Most . news worthy.
But to lose them is even
worse. A picture. taken : at the"
opening 'of. the -new ,town offices
in 'the'Carnegie Hall went astray
somewhere.; The picture was . of
Reeve George. Joynt,L
Agnew;. Art Breckl"es, Ken Came-
ron ander was addressed ..•, to Kit-
chener. for .processing. We , are
hopeful that it will turn up
WHITECHURCH. WON "OPENER
Whitechurch Midgets, dowt ed
Ripley last week, in the opening
ga nemby a score of, 12 to 8. Far
rier; struck out 11 ins'. chalking..
up'the win.. ,
Whitechurch Rheil, • Spry;
Farrier,. B: 'Robin on, Craig, � i1='
lis,.:
Beecroft, Lee,. Hang, • F, Ro:
biison.,
Ripley M. 'Thompson,
Ferguson, B. Emerson, 'K; Hark.
ness,, L Ferguson,
McTavish, R .,Schatz,„ D. Brooks,
CLINTON.. PAIR WI1 LOCAL
TOURNAMENT ;MONDAY
• Carl' Draper.; and Huh Haw
ns: o f Clinton'• wori the•en-
o
k1f0 open-
ing tournaments; at the ':.,local .1
rens on 'Moeda • ,eve
bowling greens Y,. n
ing with .3 wins, plus :40.
2nd. were .Jack .POrter and. Mel
Tswa er.`wih
Donahue. 'Of ee t t 3.
wins pins
3rdp lace went . ,to Jack Mc
Donald •,ande Alex Hackett of •
.L cknow 'with 2• "wins. plus' 37
u p. •
'acid .in. ,the .4th place. were Percy
Liverore andBert •:Gray, of •
Clinton 'with ''2 •wins plus 34. •
'PER WE 'S
CLOSE' IN OPENER
Lucknow :+P,ee,' Wees ' f;:ook tin':,'.•
B`elg'rav:e ; in . the opening -'game •••
of .the . schedule and: *pie edged
out by a score- of I.0 to 6. ' $ruse
Henderson was on •the mound
for. .Luckriow with' . Doug, Alton
catching.: ••
The" lads went ,to: Teeswater on •,
Tuesday night for :their second
game,:
game.• With ..little or nd., practice.:
so far this season the' lads • dl;op-
ped this' one by a 29 .;to 1• score...
A lusty sock by; Murray Johnston'
drove lair. MacRae in 'with duck•
now's' lone tally.:
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ucknow Distric
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