The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-09-02, Page 8r•
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T,HE.-LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1970.
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Car Life!
. We are completely equipped to repair
or service your car! Our skilled .mechanics
. -usemodern tools, quality parts, the best- "
Materials to Veep .your car at peak perform-
ance .....longer!' And we're reasonable. •
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Reids COrne:rs WI
AMBERLEY NEWS;
Reids Corners- Women's Institute'
rnet.in the Sunday School room •
of Pine River United Church'9n
Wednesday evening of last Week.
There was an attendance of •
thirty three. The meeting opened
with'0 Canada followed by the
Mary Stewart Collect. •
.,The, rolLeall. ".Something my
neighbors did forme." was well
responded..1 •,'leaving the-impres
siorr.that every °-eotnmunity has.'
good neighbours. Linda Campbell
led in a, lively sing -song with
Gayle Lowry at the piano.
Mrs,. Anna `McTavish read an
article from a magazine "We are
no egg throwers" commenting on
the. work of the Institute from its
organization. Mrs:. Eldon Bradley,
Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. Holland
assisted as a'panel.. Miss Barbara
McTavish arid Mrs. Austin Martin
gave highlights on Remedial. or
OjYen Area Teaching, which was
informative regarding the work
With, "Retarded Children" . Mrs.
Martin and Barbara were presented
with gifts'in appseciatibn olt.heir
part,.in'tbe: programme. After
the, closing ode and grace. a dainty
'lunch was served by the hostesses
Mrs. George Messenger, Mrs, '•
;Ernie .Gibson and Mrs. William
Ferguson and a social'half hour
followed
ROSS HOWARD MARTYN
Following a severe illness . of
inany months,' Ross .Howard •
Martyn of Ripley, died in. ` Vic"
toria Hospital, London, .on Sat;
urday, July 25, 1970
Son of the late Angus, and
_Elizabeth Marlyn~- Ross was_ a ..
lifelong resident .of, Ripley,.
where • heattended public anti
continuation schools. College
years took him to` Winnipeg, to
the Law 'School of the Univers- -
;ity of Manitoba;from which' he
'' a•nswered the call to the colors
,of World War I. lie Served
..with the..Second Battalion• Can-
adian Machine Gun Corps, and
wasi wounded in: action. '
After the war he returned to
take . up his father's' business
established in' 11ikl9, as Notary
Public,' with; insurance; estates
and investment •responsibilities. •
He continued to serve in this
opacity until 1969..
• As a --citizen Roes Martyn •is•' •-August 20 in Petersburg, hlo.r
a• legend for his concern: and Aida , where he. made hsome
efforts in. community. rei-pons• Linley retired in 1950 from
bi>ities. He"'displayed execu- •the Ford Motor Co, where he was
- eve duties. for 'the Huron and' employed in •tool and die work •
Kinloss_ :Telephone. CPY
—
iri Ripley cemetery ..
The honourary pallbearers
were , Harley Crawford, ' Wing -
ham;
Robert ' Scroggins, Galt;•
Orali, .Crawford, Ripley and H.
King, Ingersoll; John MacDon-
ald, London; . Duncan MacArrth- •'
`�ur;- Walkerfion,, : ,Camel Mo�oney; --- �-
Woodstock; Eugene Mart] i,
Kincardine; Neil 'McL. ennarit, .'•
.Ripley were, the active ;7pall..
bearers. Funeral arrangements,
were directed by ,-the McLen-
nan - McCreath 'Funeral Home.
Kincardine
LOCATED NEXT TO GOLFING; ROLLER SKATING,
SWIMM I Q; &CAMPING .
NIGH:TS - PHQNE 396-234.1. DAY - PHONE 396-2107.
AAA. �.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, ,3, 4, S
They slake their owe laws at "Te aseyemie Soda, C er
fhb..
"Patty Doke gives one of the
L • mootbrilliantly thought out
performancesseen in a
long t.ime!!!a,. R.. '
IN.
t_ykt r1
p1v5 ' .. Patty Duke
c.. W Del,,„
DUSK Td DAWN SHOW
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th Ol`ILY.
Warm -Imam Win.. THE E : T*O
PIUs l
A POP.41101.011 pcIul
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bid
;4:
y .7 1
-ca
atMi. w
•
_ MI •else
mond ,, . m:
@jus
.,Lyn-.rY hNitl- 0..0 MA.
• BLOOD
.cu,. ORD EVANS NOEL WILc' in, OF
EDWARD DE SOUZA ' • A WOOLNER BRO$: Ra1EASE
Died: In Florida`
•ALB,ERTLINLEY
A former resident of Ferndale,
Michigan' for :1.2 years Albert.
Linley, age 83, died Thursday';
for twenty-five years; or thin -~.for 43 -.years: He was=a;-mexribc of
ty-arts, years he'' was secretary' the Mosie'm. Temple , Detroit',
Of the Public School -Board; the Michigan : the 'Ferndale ;Lodge F
..•.AgrcultUraLAssociaitos ciaiiri-.....-.And AU., rhe_Eixst Baptist Church
MONDAY; TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 8
alineirta llrrtlooll lil a
�.�--•••••, ��— 0
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 9, •'10,. '11, ' 12
AML1 bouninIMIMT
National General P ctures Presents
114411111•CLUIF
!DAy OP Amacm
IPG sac
• AMT EMTEMTAIMMENT
also
•
• NATIONAL GINtIAL
.IcTu,•s _•..
v100110 1004
,o/MIDYS
\ K-IHT.) sfi G
CAROL WHITE QAUL BUR"E ..
Area Accountant
For Many Years
ed his long and excellent.assist- •
In the • Ripley United . Church
and Sunset Go1f and .Country
'St: Petersburg; •
•
day school class and served on
the, Board .' of• • StPwar ds for
many years. His !emus. and
faithful support of church .ser
.vices and projects' never failed. .
Pe
..: -
Northern Light Lodge, No. 93,'
whose 'members conducted a
memorial service on,Sunday ev-.
1~irotn—t-herr-begznnrrigs,
was a most enthusiastic mem-
ber Of both the Ripley Curling
and Lawn Bowling Clubs, He
also had . membership in the
•Canadian '.L.egi6n and the 1.0.
O.P,
0.00100, 0Y.0 a
.-
married to • Adeline Mooney,
who survives him:. A daughter
Mrs. Rodney Maci.ennan (Ber
nice) of .Wetton,: a son Will,
ian, of Orilha and five grand-
children also survive.
l' ' Funerarl •se -vices were eon -
ducted from the United C huren'
b ythe Rev. George Ball, > Mon-
day, July 27, Interment' ' Was,
Mr • Linley as'sury ived by, ••
his wife Florence (Nutt); two sons,
George A . • Linley, Oak Park
and Ralph' W. Linley, .'
Farmington,;' Mich.; one daughter
neapolis , 'Minn., and six grand -
.children.
rine i servicee h :� n
day'•at • 2 ,p. m . from the Chapel of
the Ba yriaid-ThompsonFuneral
Horne 770 Fourth .Avenue North,
St. Petersburg,. Fla, ,. with Rev;
Wendell T. Guepry officiating
-'t-- �`... ':..-•.,-c.�'�— _,... .e
the Gulf Beach Lodge F. and ANL,
and interment in 'Miemorial Park
Cernete, y . St. Petersburg. •
STIrjYM
0
Stanley James•Pym.m ;,a resid-
ent. of ILacltno��for manors
and aI patiertt in Westminster •
Hos`pi.tal,; Landon for the past
number pf years,. died. there on
Tuesday August 11. He was i; 3
yea rs.•of a;ge.' • '
• Mr. Pymm was born in England
and served in the first world war
with the British' Army , He was.
• e
community and surrounding.
• towns having'acted as in account-
ant for manyyeaars. . •
-ts-w i-fe--pT-ed-e�e-a�ed-h-t rte -•r -n --a
New York State hospital a num
' ber of years ago.
The funeral was held from the
MacKenzie. v'lernorial Chapel in
Lucknow on Thursday, August
. rs; George Linleb- is the .form --
e: Grace Cameron,, daughter'Of
the,late Mr.. and :,irs. I{enneth
Cameron of the. Lucknow
corr,rnunity, •
-
1
Alex Mc�urne�
Head 197'1 Reunion-
WII T'ECHURCI-J NEWS
On Sunday August :16 the .N-ic
Burney °family reunion was held-
.atthe farm home of 'LIr, and, Niru
Gordon McBurney, East Wa'wanoslt.•
whiere 44—reLttives at ere td
renew friendships and enjoy ,
the afternoon get together,
The -yo-11tg• folks,and••'older
under the sispervisi.on of \•lr,.
'Mrs. Ross Smith and .fana'i•ly of
London, who. had the entertain-
a-r-Ga-ra. ed .+ z tc he int
estiu.to y.•ou'n anu t'1c1'. The
President 'condumtf.1:.
the buint•ss r.:cetlr`,' �� c
ary treasurer .\Airs . He•le,:..:riuul: .
ey gave .her report
Cemetery, Rev. Robert Nicholls
of Lucknow United Church had •
charke of the service.. A Legion,
service was held at .0 p.m, on
Wednesday.
Pallbearers Were Ken Cameron
Torn Morrison David Scott,
Noble Johnston •Stuact'Collyer and
Joe MacMillan,
Pxeside'nt for 1971 is Alex .ic -
Burney and secretary treasurer
Ross Alexander of E•naondv'ill'e..
Mrs, Gotd`ori';cTcEurne looks
after the Family History Book.
.Lunch was enjoyed .at the dose ..
of the reunion.
DRIVE-IN.....
CLINTON'. - 'ON'TARIO
First: ' :
-Show
Starting at 8:.30 pm.
THURSDAY Ond •FRIDAY` •''
' September 3-4 .
• — DOUBLE FEATURE -
• ".THE` .
ARRANGEMENT"
''A-DYITTINCI Kirk' 'Douglas
Nil E STRICTED
• 10N. T...oFay. Dunaway'
Ill. TLaa a .0 Ce O.w , Deborah' Kell'
. ` In Color . ' . :--.
"THE .GOOD GUYS
nd •THE BAD GUYS!'
- (ADULT •ENTERTAI MENT) . • •
Robsrt.• Mitchum -i,Gobs Kennedy
•
.C`ole ' .. - =Cartoon
SAT. ONLY = Sept. 5'. ,
.DOUBLE FEATURE — •
.
• ;"100.
RIFLES"
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
• .Jim Brown. Raquel W.Ich
• Bort •Reynolds : •
• In Color • •
"GUIDE .FOR A'
. ., (ADULT 'ENTE A,•NYE T'
„Walter INatthau - Inger Stevens : •
Color Cartoon
'SHOW = Sept.
.6
— ,DOUBLE. FEATURE —
SPACE DRAMA
..JOuwitevTo IThe Fcl
Side. Of The Sun"
Roy thinnes .- tan Hendry.
• he U.S.•sends astronauts and scientist%
to investigate ' a new planet on the
other side Of the sun.
EYE OF THE CAT•
• (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT7' `
Michael sanaiih - Ga0e• . Hunnicutt.
4 Eleanor Parker '
Cerise- : Suspense- Drama Cartoon.
ger September 6, Theatre
Is °pelt Weekends Only
Reids COrne:rs WI
AMBERLEY NEWS;
Reids Corners- Women's Institute'
rnet.in the Sunday School room •
of Pine River United Church'9n
Wednesday evening of last Week.
There was an attendance of •
thirty three. The meeting opened
with'0 Canada followed by the
Mary Stewart Collect. •
.,The, rolLeall. ".Something my
neighbors did forme." was well
responded..1 •,'leaving the-impres
siorr.that every °-eotnmunity has.'
good neighbours. Linda Campbell
led in a, lively sing -song with
Gayle Lowry at the piano.
Mrs,. Anna `McTavish read an
article from a magazine "We are
no egg throwers" commenting on
the. work of the Institute from its
organization. Mrs:. Eldon Bradley,
Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. Holland
assisted as a'panel.. Miss Barbara
McTavish arid Mrs. Austin Martin
gave highlights on Remedial. or
OjYen Area Teaching, which was
informative regarding the work
With, "Retarded Children" . Mrs.
Martin and Barbara were presented
with gifts'in appseciatibn olt.heir
part,.in'tbe: programme. After
the, closing ode and grace. a dainty
'lunch was served by the hostesses
Mrs. George Messenger, Mrs, '•
;Ernie .Gibson and Mrs. William
Ferguson and a social'half hour
followed
ROSS HOWARD MARTYN
Following a severe illness . of
inany months,' Ross .Howard •
Martyn of Ripley, died in. ` Vic"
toria Hospital, London, .on Sat;
urday, July 25, 1970
Son of the late Angus, and
_Elizabeth Marlyn~- Ross was_ a ..
lifelong resident .of, Ripley,.
where • heattended public anti
continuation schools. College
years took him to` Winnipeg, to
the Law 'School of the Univers- -
;ity of Manitoba;from which' he
'' a•nswered the call to the colors
,of World War I. lie Served
..with the..Second Battalion• Can-
adian Machine Gun Corps, and
wasi wounded in: action. '
After the war he returned to
take . up his father's' business
established in' 11ikl9, as Notary
Public,' with; insurance; estates
and investment •responsibilities. •
He continued to serve in this
opacity until 1969..
• As a --citizen Roes Martyn •is•' •-August 20 in Petersburg, hlo.r
a• legend for his concern: and Aida , where he. made hsome
efforts in. community. rei-pons• Linley retired in 1950 from
bi>ities. He"'displayed execu- •the Ford Motor Co, where he was
- eve duties. for 'the Huron and' employed in •tool and die work •
Kinloss_ :Telephone. CPY
—
iri Ripley cemetery ..
The honourary pallbearers
were , Harley Crawford, ' Wing -
ham;
Robert ' Scroggins, Galt;•
Orali, .Crawford, Ripley and H.
King, Ingersoll; John MacDon-
ald, London; . Duncan MacArrth- •'
`�ur;- Walkerfion,, : ,Camel Mo�oney; --- �-
Woodstock; Eugene Mart] i,
Kincardine; Neil 'McL. ennarit, .'•
.Ripley were, the active ;7pall..
bearers. Funeral arrangements,
were directed by ,-the McLen-
nan - McCreath 'Funeral Home.
Kincardine
LOCATED NEXT TO GOLFING; ROLLER SKATING,
SWIMM I Q; &CAMPING .
NIGH:TS - PHQNE 396-234.1. DAY - PHONE 396-2107.
AAA. �.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, ,3, 4, S
They slake their owe laws at "Te aseyemie Soda, C er
fhb..
"Patty Doke gives one of the
L • mootbrilliantly thought out
performancesseen in a
long t.ime!!!a,. R.. '
IN.
t_ykt r1
p1v5 ' .. Patty Duke
c.. W Del,,„
DUSK Td DAWN SHOW
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th Ol`ILY.
Warm -Imam Win.. THE E : T*O
PIUs l
A POP.41101.011 pcIul
%
emir
bid
;4:
y .7 1
-ca
atMi. w
•
_ MI •else
mond ,, . m:
@jus
.,Lyn-.rY hNitl- 0..0 MA.
• BLOOD
.cu,. ORD EVANS NOEL WILc' in, OF
EDWARD DE SOUZA ' • A WOOLNER BRO$: Ra1EASE
Died: In Florida`
•ALB,ERTLINLEY
A former resident of Ferndale,
Michigan' for :1.2 years Albert.
Linley, age 83, died Thursday';
for twenty-five years; or thin -~.for 43 -.years: He was=a;-mexribc of
ty-arts, years he'' was secretary' the Mosie'm. Temple , Detroit',
Of the Public School -Board; the Michigan : the 'Ferndale ;Lodge F
..•.AgrcultUraLAssociaitos ciaiiri-.....-.And AU., rhe_Eixst Baptist Church
MONDAY; TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 8
alineirta llrrtlooll lil a
�.�--•••••, ��— 0
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 9, •'10,. '11, ' 12
AML1 bouninIMIMT
National General P ctures Presents
114411111•CLUIF
!DAy OP Amacm
IPG sac
• AMT EMTEMTAIMMENT
also
•
• NATIONAL GINtIAL
.IcTu,•s _•..
v100110 1004
,o/MIDYS
\ K-IHT.) sfi G
CAROL WHITE QAUL BUR"E ..
Area Accountant
For Many Years
ed his long and excellent.assist- •
In the • Ripley United . Church
and Sunset Go1f and .Country
'St: Petersburg; •
•
day school class and served on
the, Board .' of• • StPwar ds for
many years. His !emus. and
faithful support of church .ser
.vices and projects' never failed. .
Pe
..: -
Northern Light Lodge, No. 93,'
whose 'members conducted a
memorial service on,Sunday ev-.
1~irotn—t-herr-begznnrrigs,
was a most enthusiastic mem-
ber Of both the Ripley Curling
and Lawn Bowling Clubs, He
also had . membership in the
•Canadian '.L.egi6n and the 1.0.
O.P,
0.00100, 0Y.0 a
.-
married to • Adeline Mooney,
who survives him:. A daughter
Mrs. Rodney Maci.ennan (Ber
nice) of .Wetton,: a son Will,
ian, of Orilha and five grand-
children also survive.
l' ' Funerarl •se -vices were eon -
ducted from the United C huren'
b ythe Rev. George Ball, > Mon-
day, July 27, Interment' ' Was,
Mr • Linley as'sury ived by, ••
his wife Florence (Nutt); two sons,
George A . • Linley, Oak Park
and Ralph' W. Linley, .'
Farmington,;' Mich.; one daughter
neapolis , 'Minn., and six grand -
.children.
rine i servicee h :� n
day'•at • 2 ,p. m . from the Chapel of
the Ba yriaid-ThompsonFuneral
Horne 770 Fourth .Avenue North,
St. Petersburg,. Fla, ,. with Rev;
Wendell T. Guepry officiating
-'t-- �`... ':..-•.,-c.�'�— _,... .e
the Gulf Beach Lodge F. and ANL,
and interment in 'Miemorial Park
Cernete, y . St. Petersburg. •
STIrjYM
0
Stanley James•Pym.m ;,a resid-
ent. of ILacltno��for manors
and aI patiertt in Westminster •
Hos`pi.tal,; Landon for the past
number pf years,. died. there on
Tuesday August 11. He was i; 3
yea rs.•of a;ge.' • '
• Mr. Pymm was born in England
and served in the first world war
with the British' Army , He was.
• e
community and surrounding.
• towns having'acted as in account-
ant for manyyeaars. . •
-ts-w i-fe--pT-ed-e�e-a�ed-h-t rte -•r -n --a
New York State hospital a num
' ber of years ago.
The funeral was held from the
MacKenzie. v'lernorial Chapel in
Lucknow on Thursday, August
. rs; George Linleb- is the .form --
e: Grace Cameron,, daughter'Of
the,late Mr.. and :,irs. I{enneth
Cameron of the. Lucknow
corr,rnunity, •
-
1
Alex Mc�urne�
Head 197'1 Reunion-
WII T'ECHURCI-J NEWS
On Sunday August :16 the .N-ic
Burney °family reunion was held-
.atthe farm home of 'LIr, and, Niru
Gordon McBurney, East Wa'wanoslt.•
whiere 44—reLttives at ere td
renew friendships and enjoy ,
the afternoon get together,
The -yo-11tg• folks,and••'older
under the sispervisi.on of \•lr,.
'Mrs. Ross Smith and .fana'i•ly of
London, who. had the entertain-
a-r-Ga-ra. ed .+ z tc he int
estiu.to y.•ou'n anu t'1c1'. The
President 'condumtf.1:.
the buint•ss r.:cetlr`,' �� c
ary treasurer .\Airs . He•le,:..:riuul: .
ey gave .her report
Cemetery, Rev. Robert Nicholls
of Lucknow United Church had •
charke of the service.. A Legion,
service was held at .0 p.m, on
Wednesday.
Pallbearers Were Ken Cameron
Torn Morrison David Scott,
Noble Johnston •Stuact'Collyer and
Joe MacMillan,
Pxeside'nt for 1971 is Alex .ic -
Burney and secretary treasurer
Ross Alexander of E•naondv'ill'e..
Mrs, Gotd`ori';cTcEurne looks
after the Family History Book.
.Lunch was enjoyed .at the dose ..
of the reunion.