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THE LUCKNOW ,SENTINELS LUCKNOW,: ONTARIO ,� ,� MARCH 1st, 1967
WEDNESDAY,
The;. •LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL
LUCKNOW. ONTARIO.
The Sepoy town" On the ..Huron -Bruce •Boundary •
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Established; 1873—Published • Each Wednesday' Afternoon .
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WEDNESDAY,. MARCH lit. • 1967.
What has been described as. {lure
ori township s largest funeral serv-
ices were held on Thursday of last •
week when two victims of last
week's train, -bus accident at Ripley
•. were' laid to rest:,.. • • .
Services for Kenneth William
Charles Pillen,' onlyson of Rev.,
:and Mrs. I larold.D, Pillen. of.
Huron Township,' were' conducted
at Pine River United Church on
Thursday at. 1.:30 :p. m. by Rev..
George Ball of Ripley United; Chur.-
'• "Church,"'Rev.• Piller' is minister.at
Pine' River, corning to this comm:-
// 'miry .from Eastern Ontario a few
years ago.. Since theirarrival
'here, the family ltaVe';•become
highly ,regarded .citizens of Huron
and Rev. Pillen'sministry ate Pine •..
River and 'Bethel United Churches •
has;beep a veiy; progressive and
:amiable:one, with many friend-
ships being made both inside' and
outside the congregation Kenneth
was a, grade'12. student 'at Ripley
District l t:igh. School and a 'Valued
:goal tender .for their Juvenile
hockey' club.
.Students and teachers of Ripley
District High School •attended the
service in' abody ":and passed'
•PHONE.. 357-1638
STARTING TIMES
Monday ' to Thursday -4 -8 p.m .
Come as ,late as 8:30 to see
complete show
Friday and Saturday'
2 Shows -- 7:15 and 9:15.,
Saturday Matinee 2 p.m:,
unless otherwise noted•
WED,,.THUR., FRI.,,'� .`
MARCH 1, 2, 3
".WHEN . THE BOYS
MEET THE GIRLS": •
Colour - Cinemascope
Starring: Connie. Francis,
Harve Presnell,
Herman's' Hermits, Liberace•
This is a musical feast star-
ring teen favourite "Connie Fran-
cis; add ' Gershwin and rock
•'n' roll and you have a musical
treat for' all the family,
SAT., MON., TUES.,
MARCH 4, 6,
"IS PARIS BURNING"
CinemaScope _•- Starring:
Charles ' Boyer, Leslie Caren,
Kirk • Douglas, Glenn Ford,
Orson Wells
tThis • is. the true story . of how
a German', Commander ' defied.
Hitler and 'saved Paris from de-
struction during ;World War; II.
The' second show • on Saturday
will start at 9:30.
SATURDAY, MATINEE
MARCH 4
THE OUTLAWS IS
COMLNO •
3 Stooges Comedy
through the church, in a final tri
'bute to a young friend .•
Pallbearers were Jaek Campbell,' •
Leonard'Reid, Lynn Lowry, David
Lowry, John MacDonald; and
George Messenger.
Flower bearers were the' Juvenile
hockey. team of Which..'cen was a
member, bale Armstrong, ;Bob
Benson, Dennis .Martin, Danny A,
Dodds •Gerry Brooks John Fludd.er
Eric Wilkin, John D. Colling,�•
Ronnie Farrell, Dale Martin, Don-.
ald'Saunders; Kenny Irwin, Cal
vin Ritchie ,' Herb Barger; Des.-
mond Courtney. Clete Dalton.
John D. MacKay and Howard
Harrison coach and manage the
team
+•Kenneth is survived by his
parents, a. sister Darlene of Kit-,.'
chener'and'a young sister Sandra
Gay -at home. '
Temporary burial was; made .at
Kincardine; •Mausoleurn . Ross.
MacLennan Funeral HOme in'.Kin,
cardine was in charge' ofthe'.fun-
eral arrangement..
Services for Wahine ,McDonald
.Courtney., second •son of Mr. and
Mrs, Leonard Courtney of 1-1tiron,.
were held .at 3 p.m. the same
afternoon at the, Macennan.Fun:-
eral Home in Kincardine where
hundreds and hundreds.of friends ,
called the previous -evening to
express.their sympathy to the two
families: Rev': George Fall'of
'Ripley also: conducted this .:service:
Wayne, who was born.:on. the .27th'
of March .• 1950 , • had spent his .life • `
,in • Upton. where. he find 'grown up,,
attended puiblic School and later
Ripley. District High School
•
Students and staff 'of Ripley also
attended the:service •at the funeral
home; to pay' their, last respects to
•
.Wayne. a; rade 11 student at'
.Ripley fligh-
Wayne's death, and ''that of his
brother Blain on vIonday of this
• week,: removed the two oldest in the.•son of the late Jeremiah Tay -
a, farnilv of eight of which Mr, and < for and,mary:Jane Ru'tledge,. •l-fe
Mrs, .Courtney' were .so proud, The •I received his early education tion at
a
two boys were keenly interested in. S. S. No 3' Colborne He worked
their father':s dairy. farming .1 for several:'years in Detroit.and.
operation;.and• for some time 'had . was married, to the former
• been. along with: other members 'Celia Hamilton, of West W;a.wa,
'of the•farnily a: real dependable ; nosh. Forty=one .years• ago he and.'
`.help' around the Courtney farttt 1' his father bought out the. general
'Friends who knew then) could say'/ , store of.W; T. Riddell and have .
nothing' but• well about the two ; conducted a successful business:
young men. They had become • ever .since.. He was a% 'member of''
•
well know;n'to many beach people ° the Si, :Ma.rk's•Anglican Church :•
in the summer through their assist ::'where he had served as a warden;
aRce at MacNay's store at Amber .r
.Fie .He was also a member of the
ley. The An' be'rlev con munit ' Morning Star Masonic •Lodge at
will miss these three,:young• men in Callow and the AuburnOrange •
many ways. • . Lodge•,;
Pallbearers for Wayne were'•Jack ' ,He is survived by his wife ,, the'
former Celia Hamilton, and one'..
YOutk F�ufld
1#a�gn� 1n
GueIpICel
Residents, of this area were
saddened to hear of the tragic
death of 17 -year-old Grant
Binder last. Thursday.. Grant had
resided here .for the past several
months, 'He lived with relatives
in this• community but was a'
native of the'Hespeler area.
Tte young man had been, senten.
ced to a reformatory term in court
at Guelph on. Wednesday of1ast
'week, and was found Thursday
hanging in a Wellington county
jail cell. He was awaiting, trans:-
fer to reformatory .. Jail. guards ;,
found him hanging. by his shirt..
An inquest is mandatory in. any
death of An inmate of a reform
institution
' 'His sentence at Guelph was. for'
breach of. probation, and, he, was
to have served nine rrdnths in
reformatory •
Also convicted earlier .of theft
in. Lucknow , he: had received sus-
pended, ended Sentence. in'that'case but
• the court: did not know the,.y:outh
.had . alread . been ga suspend-:
YgivenP
ed sentence, for theft in Guelph, in',
May
: Born in Kitchener July 26, ' 1940;.
he; was a son of Allan Binder and,'
the former Ruth •England of Hes.
peler. He lived,in the Lueknow
area', for the past eight months •
working _on `construction, He is a •
member of the Church of the
Nazarene.,: Preston-
- Survivingbesides his;'parents are.
one brother, Gary.:at horne, 'and
One, sister, Mrs:: Robert (uzanne).
Flet
sch• ma n of: Hespeler
The body ;Was At the ,Nelson Fun-
eral Howie'after Saturday :night
The funeral was Monday a
at the funeral home Burial was;'..
in fiespel(er cemetery
4lbU!nMerchOnI
Passes In London
GORDON R.TAYLOR
The Auburn•community has
been: saddened by -the death of
• Gordon Rueben Taylor in Victoria:'
Hospital,: London Three weeks
=.'previously he had surgery on' •
his hip_and' was i`mproving•when
@ suddenly' was stricken and passed
; away' in his. 66th 'year.:
Born in West Wawanosh, he was ;
Blue, Leonard Reid Mel Henry,
Gary Courtne}' , David Courtney: , 'daughter, Mrs. • Ronald (Marian)
Lynn Campbell. Rathwell of Brantford; 'and one
. 'Flower'bearers were school' •sister Mrs,. Lloyd (Gladys) Raith-
friends, David Ban. Ricky Elliott; • ,bv: of Loddon.: •
Bruce Danforth, Dennis Courtney. Rev; G,E: Pakenh'am conducted,
John Maclennan, Murray lac the .f,eta'1 in St; dark's gin Ii-
Lerman, Robert,Cottrill.. Ronnie can. Cliurcl , • Buriaf took' place in
f erguson, W Birth- rrausoleur:-kith. burial in
Wayne is survived .bi�-his parents.,`.• the spfing in sail''s•cemetety: '
two sisters, Margaret. Anne and '.
Mary Jane; brothers Blain, whose' Pallbearers were.Kaln- r Dawson,
death has• since occurred, Larry,' Cordo#m•Dobie.. Clifton McDonald,
fan•, Catm Cameron and Paul, all. atThomas HHaggitt Y Harry, Arthur
hope, and':hisgrandmotheG,. Mrs"; and GordonWMcClirtchey. •Flower
Ainch: aa -Td •ourtney df .kitt6.ardiinef �bea 1s.. ore, arry� ,a
tp=dte�.. elt.••�.. M.
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Teinporary burial was,;rnad�e�.at , Craig., Kenneth'Scott and ,Torness t.
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