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THE' L^ UCKNOW ` SENTINEL- LUCKNQW, liNTAI
The. LUCKNOW. SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"The S.poy Town" On the Huron -Bruce .Boundary
Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847
Established 1873 — Published Each Wednesday Afternoon
Member of the C.W.N.A. and O.W.N.A.
Subscription Rate, $5.00 'a year in advance to the U.S.A., $7.
Donald C, Thompson, Publisher
- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 1910
A: LOT OF ..
SPOOKS AND
GOBLINS AND
`MON'STERS.. ,
ICARR1I.NG
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BLAC KLA AND
ORANGE
CARTONS...
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SHOW you
SOME GREAT
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COLLECTING..
VE JUST BEEN
LISTED• IN
LOCH AISH
The Sectional meeting of. the
Presbyterian Churches of this
area was, held in Langside .Church
on the •23.rd. Several from this.
area attended,'. Among•tjiose
were Mrs. Donald Simpson', Mrs.
• MacKenzie.; Mrs. Bill Ross, Mrs.
Ewan MacLean,.
Mrs.. Daisy McCharles of . •
:C-i-nro a•-�r-rd�fr=a-rids=�Dori�ld '
McCharlesand family of Brant
ford Were week end: visitors with
• Mr. and 'Mrs. Oliver Mc.Charles.
Driving.a new car.is.Torn
• Farrell.
Many •from this com:nfunity
attended. the , Christmas 'Country
Fair at Carlow during the past
week. ••
Mr:' and Mrs. Ewan.MacLean'
'spent Sunday with Mt.. and, Mrs.
Arlan. Mac' can andfamily of
Collingwood .
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brien and`
frreTrda were' 'gu-ests-of Mr -and
Mrs. Lorne Luther. recently..
Mr. , and Mrs. •Thomas and
family .who have been residing
in the former Dexter house moved
away :.on `Sunday,
•Baptized, by Rev. K. Rooney •
onSunday at'Aih tel Presbyter
ian 'Church was Jason Robert., son
'of Mr. ant Mrs. Ian .Morton of
Stratford,.:
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Lucknow Resident'
Died Suddenly -
ERNEST A. ACKERT .
IA Lueknow resident., Ernest A,
Ackert passed away suddenly on
Saturday, October 10th at Wing -
ham. and District Hospital in. his
87th year. He had. suffered a
heart a�tack: at his home the ,prey-
ioiis.day.
Mr.• Ackert was a well known
farmer and drover at Holyrood
since boyhood;, whee• he.was
born on November 22nd, •1883,
-sorr•o f- JohnHe nr ••'A -c- e -rt -a nd
Emily.Smith . •
Qn November 25th; 1908 he
rriarried Olive Raynard of Ethel,
They resided at Holyrood until
October 1958 when they retired
and moved to their newly' -built
home in Luc know ,• '
Mr. and Mrs.. Ackert marked.
the happy occasion of their 60th
wedding anniversary in 1968 when
they had Open '`House •for their.
many friends and relatives.
Mr, Ackert was a ,member -Of
the session of the Lucknow. United
Church: and' a. member of the Mas-
brie Lodge.,•
„Besides his wife he is survived
_by one daughter and three sons.,
Harvey of Kincare Township.,
Mrs. William'(Winnifred).Graharri
Raynard and Lloyd, all of Kinloss
Township;' twelve ,grandchildren
and thirteen great '.grandchildren;
a sister Mrs'. Emma Boulding of
Regina Saskatchewan. He wag.
-predec-eased-by-tw-o--brothers Abner-
and
bnerand Harold and one sister• Lizzie
HaVper.
„The funeral service was held. at:.
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel'.
Lucknow on. Monday, October 12th'
at'2 p.m. Rev, Robert Nicholls,
minister of Luc'know: United •
Church, .was in charge of •the ser-
vice.
Pallbearers were' five grandsons'
'Clarence ,.;Ronald , Ernest: and
John Ackert , 'Lloyd Graham and a
close friend Earl Dipkison.
I'nterm'ent, was in Greenhill.
Cemetery.
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FRIDAY, NOVENBER...bth
COMMENCEMENT PROCEEDINGS
RECEPTION -DANCE. •
N�ighboursLONG SERVICE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
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AMBERLEY NEWS
Mr.; and Mrs Leonard Irwin
'and Larry 'were honoured by neigh=
bours'of the, fourth concession of
Huron before.'leaving, for their,
neve Morrie in Ri.plcy..
.The 'evening was spent in games
of euchre and oilier entertainment;.
.',-.Bill Seott=re-'ad--aaddr�
Annie Leonard and Larry.. Del-
bert Wilson and' Leslie Wardell.
presented the with'a Clock,
rug,'and. Shaeffer' Pen tet. Leon-
ard replied on
eonard,repliedon behalf Of the fam-
ily,• thankingeveryone for their
gifts and .for, the pleasant evening
arranged for ;them.` A .delicious
lunch .was served by neighbours
and a •social time followed.
The Rivetts livedfor many.
years in Dungannon Following.
T'om's death , Mrs. Rivett moved
to Goderichand has continued to
commute daily to handle themail
rnntrart, .
This Saturday .October 31','. will
e . er ast • ay on. this job and in'
recognition o:f.'this, Mr. and. Mrs'. .
Donald MacKenzie' and;Mrs. Paul
Caesar., representing the•boxhold.
ers. on the route , last week .present,
ed Mrs. Rivett 'with 'a card table
and chairs' set in recognition.' of
her departure and. her valuable .
service to the boxholders of R . R.
44' Duagannon ivIrs_A.lxin .herTLT.:.
wood, postmaster at Dungannon
was hostess to the'inforrnal garher-
ing following the presentation on
Wednesday_ of last week.
\Ir; and MMrs'... Frank MacLen
,nan were; in Detroit' for, the week.
end with Mr., and. Mrs ..Rod Mac-
Lennan.
ac-Lennan.
Thursday' afternoon several •
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ladies from Ashfield Presbyterian
W.M..S'.journeyed to White -••
church for their,Autumn Thank=
offering meeting'.. Those attend'
-rng-we're- • - : .
Stewart MacLennan, Mist Sadie
-Johnson,, lvlrs. Jim West and Ivlr.s.
Ewan MacLean. .
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PHE1.A'EPAYtRSt
ROULSTON" to 'Keith and Jill
Roulston ; Clinton at Clinton Pub.-
lic. Hospital, on Tuesday October
.'daugFrter; -Christina
iMay .
°ti. ,- - t exan•er a
Hospital Goderich on Saturdays:. •
October, 17th, 1970 'to Mr. 'and '
Mrs. JamesIvioss;, R. R. 2 Auburn,
a daughter; Penny Lynn. •
103
YEARS OLD
CO•N.T I NU ED 'FROM ,PA GE1
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Annie and Angus moved to.Luck- BP ALL "NEW MULTI -FIRED OIL .F`URNACES. INSTALLED
now'where Angus died, a year
later.. ' Annie died in 1964 ai the -
age of 90.:
Jessie's mother died•abou;t.:1897
and her father abut 1 07 rt
Only oneme•rn r tt e•'Mac
Kay family ever r�ried .;,. He wab
Alex who resided, in -Edmonton.
The Sentinel joins -with others
iyn the eQrrti l_un t tri extending
birthday: greetings to a,fine lady
who has spent the greater.part of
her life •in the serviceof others'.
Happy. birthday Jessie,. may you
ontinue to enjoy. life Ltl LLtCkiiOw'
in ypur second century.
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