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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-10-25, Page 2PAGETWO: ' THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCT.. 2Sth, 1, " The LUCKNOVV SENTINEL, LUCKNO.W, ONTARIO "The Sepoy. Town" . On the Huron Bruce Boundary Authorized as Second class mail; Post Office Department, •Ottawa Established 1673 --Published: • Each Wednesday .Afternoon Member of the C.W.N.A. and O:W N.A. Subscription Ritts, 64.00 a year in advance — to ' the U.S,A., $5;00 Donald C. Thompson, Publisher WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2Sth, 1%7 Finlayson s Fractured Hip .. Mrs. A.R. Finlayson of Lucknow suffered a. fractured left,hip in a' falhat her home on Tuesday of last week. Mrs,. Finlayson was alone at the time. She manag'ed'.to:pull herself over to a conch where, sheremained a ..couple of hours .before her, plight was discovered. " Her.son, Roy, noticing, her light -burning later than was ,usual felt • something was wrong and called at her home . where he' discovered his Mother's condition, • Mrs. Finlayson was taken to Wing ham Hospital •and'on. to St: Joseph's Hospital, London and is reported§ to be' getting along well. Some. eight years ago she suffered a fracture of her other hip .and was, hospitalized' for some time: Mts. Finlayson. observed her 87th birthday on October•. 5th of this year,. . Murray Couse Dies Suddenly :in Ottawa .Friends here were saddened to • learn. of the sudden passing of George Murray Couse of.Ottawa On. Sunday, October 22nd . His • 'death occurred while he was curl 'He was: 60 years of age. Mr. Couse was.manager of the .Bank of Montreal in Lucknow ,for' a number of years and, was succ- eeded by Milton Rayner. He was transferred from Lucknow` to sonburg and then to Ottawa He is survived by his wife; a daughter Mrs.J.D. (Lyn) Conger . of Woodstock and a son Paul of Sudbury'. Funeral •service will be conduct- ed 'on Thursday/, October 26, at .2 p•, m ;;; from H. A. Ostrander. and ••Son Funeral: Home, Tillsonburg•' with interrnent a:t`. -Tihsonburg , cemetery: • for all pre-school andpublic school' . children in the district Oak PEANUT:.SCRAMBLE and FREE TREATS Parade at 7:00 STARTING AT PUBLIC SCHOOL'hd by LUCNNOli t-H,LG,H 'CHDCII. ;B No._ something each, • pay, day in your CREDIT UNION YOt14 csin sign up in just few minutes. Stop Saturdays ' 2 —.4 p.m. at THE. LUCKNOW i'.. DISTRICT CREDIT. • UNION , Office (Knechtel Bldg.) Box '340 or Phone 529-7136 Horace Aitchison ::Passes. In Hos0l Horace Aitchison, 6.9of Edward Street in Wingham died' Mondajy o f' last week at Wingham and District Hospital. He had been ill only a short time.. Born ion Wingham he was, a soon .of '. the late Thomas. Aitchison and Emily Day'. •He was the last • member of his family having been predeceased by brothers -Ernest,'. Clifton and Roy, and a; sister, Mrs. William Forster., He was educated in Lucknow and it ,was there Mr. Aitchison • married Jean Douglas in 1918. They resided in Lucknow for many `. years.: . He was employed for 27 years with Lloyd -Truax Ltd.. formerly C. Lloyd .and Sons. :Mr.: Aitchison Was a 'member of• St, Andrew's',.Presbyterian Church. Surviving besides his wife .are two sons,' Aylmer of Kingston. and. Douglas of ;Wingham; and five grandchildren Service' at the S.J. •"Walker fun=', eral:home. :Wednesday afternoon • • was conducted .by,Rev.'.G.•L. Fish of St.: Andrew's. Church and. . Capt D° Copple of the'Wingham corps.. Salvation Army .:Burial was in Wingham Cemetery.. 1, . Pallbearers: were James Carr, George Scott,: Tom Cruickshank, NormanKeating,, William Sturdy and, Kett Stapleton. The flower bearers were John and Lorne For- ster. l -suioE xtws At:the regular meeting of the 1st' Lucknow Guide Company on Octo ber 20th; roll tall' was conducted in the usual Manner ':after which the' flag was presented in horseshoe and 0 Canada, sung. Coralyn Hend erson was flag•bearer. It was ahri 'ounced that Court of_Honour would Meet on 'Wednesday at 4:30 p m . Captain 'commented on the Good. • Turn Day which was held on Octo- ber 14th. A Halloween party for October, 27th was discussed .The guides were asked to return their ` registrationlnoney..next week. A.skit depicting the.lst Guide' . . law , A Guide's Honour is to be trusted,,was•portrayed by the Blue b d 4".4 o. at I took•placethen and several Guides - tried their Fire precaution test, .since last meeting had stressed fire safety.A Ki ' ' rrt's gait -m-(3(.25 assort= ed 'articles was played and font girls passed the test:- ,Corayn Henderson, Linda Hamilton, Kathy Jstytit..atid. Kathy The;.second guide law, A Guide Luckflow fou Resided FiirN �e 50 Yeatt Married, any ears #n AsMfiel Mi. •• and Mrs. • Herman. Phillips • :of Lucknow?, observed their 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday. of .this week, October 24th To mark the occasion., a family dinner was held; at the' Lucknow Lejgion Hall on Saturday evening with the'1'adies of:Blakes U W catering.. They were married SO years: ago at Wingham:. Methodist. Parsonage .by_ Rev ° F.G. Armstrong. Mrs'.. Phillips'is the former Mary El1ea•Casnpbell`, daughter of, the late Mr. and Mrs, John.Campbell of Ashfield: Mr. Phillips,is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. ' Thomas. Phillips of 'St . Helens. ' Prior to moving to Lucknow to • reside threeyears,•ago, they farm' 'ed in Ashfield Township • ' Mr. and Mrs Phillipsp�have a family of three daughters., Mrs. Clarence (Eda) Hardy, Mrs Car- man (Margaret) Brindley, Mrs. Frank. (Kathleen) Baer;:,: all of .Colborne: Township; .four sons; .' Lorne,•To,in and. Bill of Ashfield and Donald of Goderich They have twenty. -eight grandchildren_. Mrs.: Phillip's•. has two sisters, and a brother; Mrs . Jake' Hunter pf Lick now, Mrs..George Phillips of West: Wawanosh and" Dynes Carnpbell of Dungannon.. Herman'has a sister Miss Myrtle Phillips of. London and a brother, Durnin. Phillips of •Kincar dine ° • . • • is loyal, was presented by Joanne Thompson's patrol. Lieutenant Mary Boyle conducted: a relay game which allowed the'Guides to "steam off' • • The third guide 'law "A Guide it useful :and -helps -others' -,was enact-- ed nacted by.the Scarlet. Tanagers under. the direction of .Margaret Montgom ery..Land Ranger Beverly MacDon- ald led campfire and, Linda Boyle ' • conducted vespers.' Captain 'welcomed Kathleen Jay td the meeting and•presented her with her Fire Brigade badge. Taps closed the meeting. • • WILL AGAIN BE 'IN.•EFFECT. In The Village Lucknov. COMMENCING •AT 3:00 A.M. . • unda -.29.