The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-09-13, Page 15Liberal Nominating Convention
FOR THE RIDING OF BRUCE
TO BE HELD AT
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WALKERTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
Thursday,..September 14th at 8 p.m..
SPEAKERS — The Hdnourable Alastair Gillespie, M.P., Minister of Science
and Technology-, and Ross Whither, M.P. and others.
EVERYONE WELCOME
DUNCAN McCALLIiM, PR!SIDENT
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OLIVET NEWS '
Bert Eaton is a patient in •Vic-
toria Hospital, London with a
broken hip. .He had been visit-
ing his brother in St. Thomas on
--the-holiday-week-end and-'u
arriving back at Amberley on
the bus. Monday, evening he slip-
ped while getting off the bus.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton. of
Hanover visited with .M.r. and Mrs.
Ray Hamilton on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rigg of
Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs.
David Rigg and Adon on Satur-
day, and helped to celebrate
Adon's first birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moore 'and
children of Ripley visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar White and May on
Sunday afternoon.
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WE NiSD.AY, SEPTEMBER
orvin Streich
0 WI Speaker
The St. Helens Women's Insti,
rite held their September meet-
ing in the hall on Thursday even-
ing.
The roll call was answered by
naming a public assistance pro-
gram in our community.
Mrs, Ross Gammie introduced
the guest speaker Mr. Marvin K.
Streich of Wingham.
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Mr. Streich works for the Min-
istry of Community and Social.
Services from the Wingham
office. Mr; Streich gave a very
interesting talk on his work and
also answered many questidns
for the ladies concerning his
work. ,
Mrs. Allan Miller thanked the
speaker and presented him with
,a gift.
The Fall Rally will be held in
the Auburn Hall on October 2.
Readings were _given by Mrs.
Harold Gaunt and Mr's. Jim.
isOn.
The Motto "The Glory of the
home is hospitality" was well
prepared and read by Mrs. Fred
McQuillin.
-
The Women'i Institute carol
was sung.
,Mrs. George Webster and -Mrs.
knest Snowden served refresh- „
ments.
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THE LIKKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN
1956 and J.C. in 1954.
The funeral service was held at
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
'Lucknow on Monday ; September
Mrs. Phillips is'survived by her 4. Rev. Robert Nicholls of Luck-
husband , three daughters and 'now United Church was minister.
four sons , Mrs. Clarence (Eda)
Hardy , Mrs. Carman (Margaret)
•Brindley and Mrs. Frank (Kith-
leenyBaer all of Colborne-Town-
ship ,,Lorne and William of Ash,
field Township, Thomai of Kin-
loss .Township and Donald of God-
erich; two sisters and one brother
Mrs. George (Edith) Phillips of
West •Wawanosh,_ Mrs .Jake (Tena)
Hunter of Lucknow and Dynes
Campbell of Dungannon; 30 Wand-
children and 4 great grandchild-
ren. She, was predeceased by an
infant and two sons Harley in
MRS. HERMAN PHILLIPS
The death of Mrs, HerMan Phil-
lips of Lucknow occurred on
day ,.September 14 in Wingharn,
and District Hospital in her 82nd .'
.year. , •
'Born in Ashfield Township Oct
otter 22nd , 1090 , she was the form..
er •MAry ,Ellen (Nellie) Campbell,
daUghter of John Campbell ,and
Marth'a Durnin. - •
In 1917 she married lierinan
Phillips. .They resided in Ash-
field where Mr. Phillips ran a
chopping mill. In .1964 they mOy •
ed to LucknOw where they'resided,..
on Campbell' Street in one of the
Ashton Apartments., '
lucknow Resident
Dies In Hospital:.
Pallbearers' were Wilfred Hack-
ett , Jerry Cranston, Russell Irvin,
Hugh Menary , Clarence. Hagly_,
Frank Baer.
Flower bearers were Bobby Phil-
lips , Grant Phillips, s Brindley
and Bryan Baer. •
Interment was in Greenhill
Cemetery.
1111Y-kii4EINIIRE
Miss Nancy, McGuire celebrat-
ed her 15th birthday on Friday._
and had a few friends spend the
night with her. They also attend-
ed the dance in Ripley sponsored
by the Ripley Junior Farmers.
Visiting_with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
White on Siiii-day were 1\7k-7 -aid
Mrs. Martin McNeil and Bob and
Everett Ashbury of Williamsford.
They also 'attended the Threshers
Reunion at Blyth. •
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