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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ik,UICKNOW, ONTARIO,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 1969,
Tit LUCK.NOWSENTINEL'
LUCKNOW : NTARIO '
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"Tho Sapoy• Town" - tlsHuron-Bruen Sou .,ark
Registration Number 0847
Second Class' Mail Re '
Established 1873 — Published Each. Wednesday Afternoons '
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Donald C. Thompson, Publisher
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 1969
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WHAT-00ES NOVEMBER 11th MEAN?
Novemp11th, is it er'still' a:day, of remembrance or .has it now,
'developed to the stageof
dust another" holiday"? , . • • •
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Do 'stores, schools and institutions close•on November 11
th be-
cause they want to. observe. t as a day of remembrance or because
they. want some time away from their regular duties?
r think we all' know -the-ansvwers to these questions. Judging
from the numbers in attendance at the Remembrance Day services
each.year,• it ,is quite apparent that most people have become rather
•: different..ao_the o.ceasion:•
ifelong 'Amberl�ey P
'Jent Passes7
WALTER .BROWN
A .lifelong resident of the,
Amberley area, Walter M. ,
Brown, passedaway on Wednesday
November 5, 1969 in the Kincard-
line and District General Hospital
in his; 82nd year, following a
brief -illness
Born in Ashfield Township: March
19., 188S,- he was the .son of the .
late Samuel' Brown and•.Emily
Cooper. He fanned on the 'fish- field -Huron Boundary,• west. of
Ar berley, 'until. 1924,. then .built
and. operated a' garage and Hard-
ware Store in A.mberley for .40
years retiring in 1964.
He was. interested in Municipal
affairs 'and served. several years
as councillor and as reeve ;of
Huron Township. .
In.1912, Estella Campbell.
became •his wife and she' predec
eased him in October 1947.: Later,
he married Dortha .Collison,. who
survives• along, with two daughters,
Mrs 'Murray (Doris)'MacL•ennan
of Wingham, Mts. Eldon (Allen -}---
Bradley of Ashfield: Township;.
one *step`daughter Mrs. ' George. '
(Lila), Porter of filagara Falls;'sixt.
grandchildren and three 'great '
grandchildren; one sister, ..Mrs..
Elizabeth' Ferguson and: a brother,
William J Brown both of Lucknow:
He was predeceased by two broth
ers Richard J. and Thornas;.G.
Brown. .
The funeral service:. was:conduc-
ted`from_ the McLennan -McCreath,
Funeral Home:, Ripley on`.Saturday
This is easily ',understood. •The. first . and second world -wars have g
become only : pages in a text book to the vast majority of the youth
of today. Unless they have grown up without a father, or a loved one
in the family, the significance . of the day does not mean:nearly' as
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much to them as the present suffering in Biafra or the slaughter in
Then there are : those . in their 30's,who were . children • when
second. world' .war :ended: It's rather ifficult' for them.; to
they really
appreciate the suffering and difficulties whichpeople endured during
those. years: > .
Only those who experienced the horror, hardships and sorrow
of one or two world wars know fully, what Remembrance Day is all
about and not even they are sufficiently concerned about, those wars:
of years ago to pause for a few minutes of remembrance.
Veterans' parades grow smaller, people.: with true. remembrance
pass on,soldiers and their:. families 'grow: older, school- children ask
their parents' why they ' are home from school that day and .: many.
others just don't care
We are able to carry on our lives in this affluent country .largely.
because of an age of men who gave much of themselves, sometimes
their: lives, for =their country and for their fellow :°mai%
eTime dulls all memories concerning wars and their =pleasing -
ries, but the benefits reaped by the . youthful •generations,as a result
of those wars, are very real:
DONATE .$5000
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motor oil, '68.04; Clinton Radiator.
shop•, heater repair .' 6 , 00, `George
Srrm_yth. .cutting p w.-': ,,:
15 x'50 Harvey Culbert, telephone
tolls, .15.40; Bank of C'ommerce
P.P. and -income tax 95::12;..
• Armstrong, preparing" tax state-
00 Welfare
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accounts, 423.27 Ontario Hydro;
hall power. 9..75; JackMcGee,;.
Mowing in. Dungannon 9.00;
Fawcett Metal Products , 'Rintoul.
rain cu1.erts • 43S.46;,.De ler •s.
'Tile; Rintoul Drain; 222..20; SVii..:
S: Drainage Contractors, Rintoul .
drain;. $ ,5:26.00; Dungannon Agri-
cultural'•Socieey.; .1969:.grant , •
50 00; ' Solomon Greenhouse
flowers : Eliner Foran ;•.10.:56;
Road'Accounts;' Harvey Culbert:,
salary , 3.75.93;.'G . Humphrey
operator, 3.70:66;',F, Olson Ltd ;.
• load.ingsard hauling gravel •
pit`, 10$.00; Radford's garage,
tire' repairs ; 33 22 D. R. M , Co .
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Business Affa
story, , Written by it's Huron
county correspondent Shirley
Keller , about the, appearance of
Dungannon garage owner Robert
lrvin•before Huron' County Council
in an effort to-rectify:a probleni
which Iv1r. . Irvinsays the. county
Created when they build the new
road through: Dungannon .inthe
summer of 1966. ,
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Mr. Irvin says that in the con$tr•
uction,.•the roadway was lowered.
such that it has caused, him
access problems to his garage on'
Dungannbn's main street. • :He'
blames this'access problem. on .the
resulting ,loss of income which he
claim's to have suffered in his bus'-
iness :
Mr: Irvin says that the east side
Df his gas pumps, where a vehicle
receives. gas , is on .a grade that
prevents a proper oil reading and
that' a customerscan not receive ,
a full; tank, of gas because of tile'
sl`ope,. He-also-hastated that
loaded 'trucks will no longer neg-
otiate the .turns•on'and off his lot,.
created by the Huron County
Highways Department',' and this
has . resulted in ,a. loss ,of business
"for him,/ He says his lot' Was.level
before the :road construction
Hill of Pine .River United Church
officiating. Burial was in Ripley •
ry;
Cemete > •,
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:The' Pallbearers were:, Gordon'
Boyd;,:I-loward Robb, Jack Camp-
bell, Bob cNain ,McN4.
_Bob• y.
and r .e
n Dune Thorbu n . 'Th
flower bearers were .DavidTodd
Donald''Whitfield, Donald Fergus-
on, Bill Ferguson.; Bob, Chester,
Glenn and Russell Canipbell:
Receiver General, Unernployrnent •
stamps, •11.20 Thomas Hacke;tt..
Chain •saw parts and repairs:; ,55::61;
Huron County, plowing.and drag
$It'g •r16-0 0
-Don -&1 usher
Auburn,, 'cutting grass ; .20200;
Allan h4cDonald., digging" post •
holes 37.0,0; James Aitchison;
fence and' strearn,diverson,100.00
Council' adjourned to .rneet•.Dec-.
ember 2nd, at 1;00 p .rri .•"at :the
Gori e of the Clerk
Joan Armstrong; Clerk,
a7.59; I rape rial_ Oil Ltd. ,fuel and
tax 207.90; Grant •Chisholm
GLEN 'an.d.FREEMAN
SAND, STONE AND FILL:
HAULAGE.
Dungannon;
Ontario.
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,Huron County Road .Committee
state that they, have ,attempted to
make' the job: at Mr. 'Irvin'sgarage
as nearly .perfect 'as possible and
suggested that some of the :problem
could be overcome •if --Irvin
would lower, his, gas pumpsand
they would do levelling work
Mr Irvin - refuses to accept this
as "a satisfactory solution stating'
that this would .make' a very steep
ginto his arae and _would _. __
gradegg..
make it very difficult, in winter
weather to movevehicles in' for:,
repair: He suggested to`:county
council last week nat, raising the.,
road`was;'are solution and''this has
been estimated as costing. about
$15;000:
Nl°r Irvin :has'.'stated, that' the
problem of access was emphasized.
recently whenthe county station
s iom5,911 of wagon, and aigroupof the4road
Lucknow •wish:to: announce 'the. committee, visited his property
engagement of•their youngest to inspect: the'situation'. In.
daughter,,,Sandra Jaanne to Mr leaving :.the garage property 'the
William Francis Boak, son•of Mrs:.station wagon dragged on the side=
Doris Boak of od-erich irdthe -
late Robert. Boal::. The marriage
'will take; place -';at St. •Peter's
Anglican Church,. Lucknow"on .. .
Friday ,. De.cernber. 5th 'at '7 .p . rn
KINGSBRIDGE
Congratulations to Mr: and
Mrs Frank Riegling on the arrival.
c f a_sori
Oct. Hospital on Saturd'ay'Novetrib--
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.We have two' new TV Stars'` 'in
aur-rni-dst Aastl-t esday-•,-.N-oveni
ber 4, Jackie'Dalton.was guest on
Cartoon House, ,CKNX, and.`the ."
Friday before. Brent. VanOsh ` '
was a. guest., •• Other children from
the area,,• who have,rnade recent"'.
appearances, :ire Vince Aubin,
Dean and Dana Doherty
Mr: and Mrs. •Antone VanOsch
and •family, •and •Ormand Heffernan
visited with Mr and Mrs. Albert
Heffernan and family of Wallace-
burg on Sunday',
7'ot rriy , son of Mf, ' and Mrs,
Theo VanDiepen , returned; hotn0.
on, Friday after a tnonth's
stay at the Research Childteri's
lristtute, London . W�<.,
shwasher
•eat.s u
�vate�r
. Button assures sanitizing
• not water.
e Choice of•'6:c'c es:f.or•_.
' greater convenience,.
• .Quick, easy tbading,
4• Bit capacity usually
means once -a -day dish,;
washing. • • . '
Phone 528-:'311.2'
walk, and put' a 25" scratch on.the' .
concrete but Mr Irvin says "they
never stopped" t'
He'sa s that.,des ite the fact
a cence to e•. and ;
that h ,e:. p ys a li X
insurance in. full his' business, has..
been severely:.affected.: • •
The 'problem remains
unresolved
OUR Bi
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FACTORY OUTLET :•`
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OCTOBER 23 THROUGH TO DECEMBER 31
The Same Spectaailarr Values Vou Have Come TO:Expect o1' Us
SPECIAL HOURS
• . a.m. Dail.
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BLYTH, ONTARIO Fr da9 'to 6m.,�ndSaturday t;lt 4 p.m,
Yowl Rad On Of Caralir's See Oshhotileg Solider 'Oh
BURSTS, SNIPS", IUSS, LAIIIIS' "a jam SIREN ANO
LEATHER COATS,OLO11ES & ASSESSOR'S
ALL AT FACTORY OUTLET SALE PIKES .
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