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SENDS.•GREETM. GS TO. ,
otip, ,EMENDS • HERE
Saskatoon, Dec. 6, 2961
.7, Dear CamPbell,
It is with pleasure renew my
subscription to the. hemp p4per
for another •yeant It's, a Weekly
highlight in our house. Hope this
finds old friends of Luckriow
and district well and able to
enjoy. the Blessings of Christmas
and best, of New Year.
Kind regards,
Mrs, C: E. (Blanche) Wilson.
Southampton voted .384 td 2• 0!
• againat permitting Sufiday moides
in that town. •
NAME PERTH-LWRON
'SHORTHORN OFFICERS! ,.
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• 2; Auburn; Anson MeIchtley,
Zurich; Williarn Turnbull, R. 2.
Brussels; J .a.Tnes Smith R.R. 2
• jack, Peck, Kippen, was elected
president of the Perth-Huron
club at its annuall
meeting and tanguet at EgrnPrid--
ville United chwch, Others who.
will serve On neat year's execu
tive, are: . First. • Vt
iee,presiden
•Fergus tannin, of Dublin; second
vice-president, Howard Culbert,,
Dungannon;.', Secretary -treasurer,
D. Miles, of Clinton; assistant
secretary,' W. AShton, Strat-
Huron County a7.•eetOra of the
'association' are: Charles Bowman,
Bluevale; ThorOas Webster, R.R.
• CHRISTMAS 1961 . . Another. year tolls round — and
our friendship is twelve months older. We are grateful. for.
.Your loyalty ' --- may this be the most glorious' Christmas
you've ever had .• • • •
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SIEGRISTS'
Men's, Ladies', Children's Wear
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MERRY CHRISTMAS and A.
HAPPY NEW YEAR,:
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FAIRVIEW DAIRY
Alex Andreiv,Prap. , •
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Brussels- Edgar Wightman, Bel-
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Suddenly
AIRS. ELLIOTT TAYLOR
Death •came to Mrs. • Elliott
Taylor of Ripley with shocking
suddeness en Friday, _December
1st, as the result of a -'heart at-,
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tack.
Formerly of , 'West Wawanosh
Tpwnship, -Mrs. Taylorwas well
known and esteemed in this com-
munity..,
She was the former Annie' Mae,
Havens; daughter of Levi Havens
and Henrietta Taylor and was
born •7Q years ,ago in Wawota,
Sask., on September 4th; 1891.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor were • mar-
ried in the West on Decernber
llth, 1912, and took up farming
in West Wawanosh. They 'resided
in Lucknow for a few years' when •
Mr. Taylor. operated 'the clray
business, and , then, rettirned to
their West Wawanosh farm. They ;
•moved to, ,Ripley about fifteeen oak
years . ago. • • ,
• The funeral service Was held at
the 7.VIaeLennazi Funeral Home in
Ripley' On Monday,December
Conducted by Rey:Douglas Dun-
lop of Ripley United Church.
•• Interment was • in Greenhill.
Cemetery, Lucknow, the pall-,
•bearers being Earl. Lohnes,• Bert
Breckenridge, ,Howard '• Hedge,
Donald Blue,. Reg Moore And
;Gordon Scoitt. .
•Mrs: Taylor is survived by' her
husband; two daughters, Mrs. !-
mer Morgan' (Etta), of Listowel,
Mrs:. Donald Mason, (Annie) 'Of
,Ripley;. two, brothers, Alex Ha -
'ens. of. Lucknow and
Havens of British Columbia and
by four grandchildrenand one
great grandchild.. ••
She was,predeceased by two
sons; Williarn TaYlor at the age.
of 21 years, and 'Victor' Taylor in
infancy.. • , :
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BOXI
Boxing
TION
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In Vilinge of Luc now
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And all citizenk are requested to ' observe it as such
LUCKNOW MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
• Joynt, RTeve E. r1-1. Agnew, Clerk-Treas.
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Sunday School
Concert. Motiany.• _
The ChristmRS entertainment of ;,
the •,LuCkninV PreSbyterian'f SIM- 1. . •
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W
day School was held on Monday, rem= INGHAM,, ONT.
Phone 184 RabiiitTemmaballi
BEST WISHES
'IL all our Ioyal friends
and patrons we send
this Holiday greeting'
with the wish that you
•enjoy an thedelights
of this festiva awason.
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CORP'N
ASOCIATEIIT
evening, December Rei7:
Mr. MacLeod acted as chairman.
The scripture wasin 'the form of ..a choral reading by Mrs..J. Fish •
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s.. class.
•'Musical numbers on the prog- :....••••••6•1•HiNnirmi"Plimm°11",001"minrname
so
ramme..inclUded a chorus, "Ang- •
els from the rea1m of Glory" ;
by a group of intertnediate girls
accompanied by Mrs. Brown, two •
choruses by,: the junior classes, I m .4(
Away in •a Manger" and `"ilent.
Night" accompanied by Nancy al •
FB17nterG, aordvioanc41 by bysolo,
1:).ggY MacDonald, accompanied ,21
by MiSs Margaret Ma1o1m, as'
piano duet by 'Wendy and Joan. in
• Mackenzie;, violin selections by
Dr. tittle and CaMerOn-IVIRCDon-
ald accompanied by Mrs. Came-
TIVrao.DOnaid: • It
Recitations Were given by San-
dra Johnston, Lynda' Lyons, Di7.
anne Hawthorne, Lynda Stanley,
Janet Co6k, Brenda.Johnston,:
Jean Reid, Mary Sta.nley,'Brendat
MacDonaK Barbara Hawthorne,
Loree darnmie,' Kathy lariniesOn,
Barbara Stanley, Allan Prior,
Ton -Any Cheter, Wayne Johnston.,
Jefferv Taylori DOUglis
son, kenneth Reid, . Randy Scott, •
Tammy Forster. Lyal MaclitineS,
David Humphrey and 7 Sharon:
MoWbray gave a. ChristmaS read
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• A filar, depited the ChristMas
stOry. :in picture and word. A
short 'play itited, Caro14 are
More than 'was preSentcd
.by the C.0117. girls and .the
senior boyi..ThiS play explained
the origin bf *some of the .Christ-,-
mas „carols: 'A*re .8ung by
different 0•OUPS• ,Janet Pinlayson
ace.omPane&at the piano for this
number. "
T5-tiritg the evenin g Whitg
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thanking yen for your patronage and in
wishing you a holiday completeldtb
111 the "trimmings* 10118 and friend-
stiia ... goad health 'and goodAteed
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A VERY WRY' cinits110s ••
HAPPy NEVV YEAR TO ALL
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