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y{i1JDNESDAY, ' NOV. 18th, -1959 '
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE NINE
OBITUARY . W.I.BUYS• CHAIRS
MgS. J. tit. L. KILPATRICK FOR TOWN' HALL
The death occurred at the ' Lucknow Wo
meen'
s Institute
Port Perry Community Hospital
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early Wednesday orning, Nov=
ember • 11th, 1959 of the former'
ilizabeth Gillies . a native of
Kinloss Township.
The deceased was a .daughter
of the late David Gillies and
his -wife the former Mary' Mac,
Callum, pioneer Scottish settlers
in .Bruce County; and Was• born.
on August 314 1$81.
The deceased went to Western
Canada about. 55 years ago and
resided in Manitoba, S'askatche
.
bran and,British Columbia until
1937 when she and • her Husband.
and son mfgved, to. :Port Perry
Ontario, ••
The deceased w,as married in
Saskatoon on. October. 9th, • 1916
to J. R. L. (Willie) Kilpatrick'
of Port Perry *lid predeceased
her on, November 23rd,. ' 1946.
She is survived by one son,
George and one sistero- Cathe-
rine, Mrs. A. -J. Bonnett of Win-
nipeg, :Manitoba. She was pre-
deceased by. two sisters, Jean,
Mrs. Fred Weir and Frances and
• by five . brothers, David, . Neil,
• John, Robert 'and Ales
The deceased was a .Presby-
terian, having received her early,
training at South Xinloss: Pres-
byterian Church. • Funeral ser
vices Were. , conducted at : the
McDermott-Panabaker. Funeral
home, Port • Perry, at .3 :30, • Friday
afternoon, • Iovember 13 by . the
met in the Town Hall- on. 'Fri-
, day, November 13th with a very
good . attendance. ,After the open-
ing ode and Mary Stewart Col-
lect, business was- taken care 'of,
which included' the purchasing
of 30 chairs. for the council
chambers. $10.00• was votedto
the Children's Aid Society and
World. ".Refugee: Organization.;
The roll call was answered by
"A .current Event." The motto
was given: `by Miss Ada Web-
ster, "Friendship is: ,the „only,
cement that will: hold ~the world,
together'. • The • • guest speaker
was Mrs. Smith from Port Elk
gin who showed. 'how to • make'
flowers *from,lighid • and foam''
rubber plastic.. Mrs. Russell
Robertson. thanked the speaker.
Mrs. B. Roach gave her report
on . the first district , annual of
Grey -Bruce' at Owen Sound,, the
theme being,. "It takes :a mature.
mind, • not alone • to. accept . new
rights, but also to.- give up the
old." Miss Mary McLeod, report-
ed ..on what. the; Historical 'Com
•rnittee is doing. Donna Forster.
.gave a selection on the accord-
Ian. The . meeting, closed with
the Queen, and Grace.
Rev.. Dr. • B. D. ,Arm:stroing, B:A.,
D.D., Int'erirn Moderator •of 'St.
' Johns 'Presbyterian Church. Port
Perry.
PICKED l'QUEEN" AT HIGH
SCHOOL FOOTBALL HOP •
'.The football season at the
L:.D.I•l,S, camp to a close on Fri-
day the 13th with a dance in the
school auditorium. Johnny Brent
provided the records for danc-
ing. During the evening! a "Foot-
ball Queen was " chosen, This
was a. novel event. A • group of
boys.chosen as judges wentout
onto the floor and chose a num-
ber, of girls as candidatesfor the
'honour.. The -judges declared, it, a
• draw, Then • Stuart Reavie ar-
rived, . on the scene disguised" as.
a girl and, :was unanimously
,chosen as the. "Football- Queen."
Flo$ J. Sta nley's team was:vic-•
'torious 'over' five other. team?
the • season's play, Mr. Kelter-"
bora,' who was in _ charge •of . the
'football, thanked the boys •"for
their co-operation.
Kenny • Houston won the door
prize which was a record album,
There were..other novelty dan-
ces won by Jerry:IVlowbray and
Jewell Reed, Garry Ritchie and,.
Gloria . Stanley and Herb Hunter.
and Sharon O'Donnell. Pop and
doughnuts were available at the'
cafeteria. .
BORN'
McDONAGH- --- ;Mr. and ., Mss.
Murray "McDonagh: of Summer -
side,' P.E.I., : are happy to .an-
nounce thebirth of a daughter,
Sharon . Louise, on. October 29th,
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NOMINAIII IR
TION -
u NOTICE is hereby given to the MUNICIPAL ELECTO LS
a' of THE VIL%AGE OF LUCKNOW that in compliance ,withla
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a .the Statutes in that behalf, I require the, presence of the said
▪ electors at the Village Hall in the said Village of Lucknpw, ■
• at .the hour of Seven O'clock and Thirty Minutes; in the $
or afternoon of
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III MONDAY,. NOVEMBER 30th, • 1959 . ;'
rt. •• 1 For One . •Hour . • •
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• ■ For the purpose of nominating fit and proper persons for u
▪ the .Offices : of Reeve Four • Councillors: and Three Public
■. Lucknow, for the'year L
■ Schoo'1, Trustees ..fo'r, they- Village of -■. 196Q, Trustees to hold, Office. for Twp Years, of which all:... r
• Electors are ' .hereby. required to take notice and govern. Fa
r, themselves accordingly, , and if a greater . number, of, :Candi-. , ar
in- dates, than . required • to ',fill the : said Offices, are nominated •
• and make the required Declaration, Bolls will be • opened in
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• ... the*, following places. Polling Subdivision ,No. " One, The
i • Legion ,Hall; Polling Subdivision . No, Two, The Municipal
• Office; and Polling Subdivision No,' Three, The Town Hall, r
in the. said Village of Lucknow, •• on
Monday, December 7th, 1959 '. ■
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▪ and will open from : Nine O'clock a.m.,. until Five O"clock ,
• • p.m.. and no ' longer'. • •
IT SHOULD' BE NOTED that when a proposed candidate is o .
■ not present • at the nomination meeting his nomination • japer o -
awill not be. valid unless there is attached thereto evidence let..
,■ • satisfactory to the Returning Officer that the proposed N
III candidate consents to be' . so nominated. : • ■'
Given'.under my hand this Fifteenth•, Day of November, A.D.,•
• 1959.
• ■ . E. H. 'AGNEW, Returning Officer. is
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