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THE LUCKNOW SENTINELS LUCKNQW, ONTARIO PAGE NINETEEN
Robert Steele
Passes In Detroit
4
ROBERT P. STEELE
Robert Purvis. Steele, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. James Steele
and husband of the late Grace
/Campbell, passed away at the
Georgian Nursing Home in Detroit
on Saturday November 17th,
1973 in his eighty-fifth year. Left
to mourn are two sons Harvey and
Keith Steele, four grandchildren
and •twelve great grandchildren.
Mr. Steele •was a former black7
smith at Amberley before moving
to Detroit. He Was a member of
the Canadian Foresters Lodge at
Amberley for many years.
Funeral services were conducted
at the MacLennan Funeral Home.
in Kincardine with Rev. Weir
officiating. Interment was in
Pine River Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Dennis Court-
ney , Gary Jacobson, Randy Doyle ,
Bob Courtney, Grant Campbell
and Bob Campbell.
Flower bearers were friends and
relatives.
SCHOOL CAFETERIAS
ED FROM PAGE 1
Kincardine , $5 ,566;
,,1,3o, and Saugeen in
;$10,421.
kenntives will be stud -
he; continuation, of sub-
egeterias on the present
ttduction of subsidy and
of costs; offer snack
ofill; Contract out the ser-
no OA to,the board , or gl eafeterias and provide _it er and beverage vend-
es for the students.
KINSMEN CHARTER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
of Wingham , is the Charter Chair-
man. The Charter, President is
Anthony (Tony) Johnstone' of. Luck,
now.
Kinsmen ate anall Canadian
Service Club dedicated to aims
and objects consistent with Can-
adians, the only all Canadian
Young Men's Service. Club.
The, association of Kinsmen
Clubs is composed of over 15 ,000
members in over 450 clubs
throughout Canada and to date has
donated over $50 million to ser-
vice work. kinsmen are constant-
ly "Serving the Community's
Greatest Needs"...
ZION
NIL and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland
had Sunday dinner with his sister ,
Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Stobo of
Teeswater.
Mrs. frank Ritchie and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Rieglirig, Todd
and Lisa spent Friday of last week
in Milton with Mrs. Ritchie's,.
mother, Mrs. Mary MacAuley of
Milton Centennial Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Raynard ,
Diane Debbie • and Donna visited
Sunday with her parents , Mr.
and Mrs'. Robert McAllister of
Auburn. ,
WON CURLING TROPHY
Mr. and. Mrs. Russel Swan at-
tended the Annual Emmetton
Beach Curling bonspiel in Ripley
arena , Saturday. RuSsel's 'team
won the trophy: Linda, Kevin
and Margaret Swan spent the day
:with their great grandmother
'Mrs. Herb Farrell of Ripley.
Those who were presented with,
4-H County Honours for the corn-
'pletion of 6 clubs, at the 4-H
Achievement Day held at F. E,
Madill School, were', back row ,
left to right , Betty Culbert, Lois.
Adams, Mary Van Diepen, Joyce
Ireland, Colleen Raymond „Susan
Irvin; front , Dbreen Taylor, Lori .
Miller, Valerie Erringron, Mary
Anne Alton and Joan Hackett. '
- Advance Times‘Photo.
now Resident
In Guelph
.111. B. ANDERSON
ds were saddened to learn'
ay, NOverriber. 18th of the
of Mrs. Wilfred Anderson of
Her death Occurred at
ph's Hospital, Guelph , ,
g a lengthy illness .
former Norma Gertrude
she was born in Toronto on
22nd, 1898,'a dauglifeiof
and Sarah Toye. :
y27th, 1931 she married
Anderson of Lucknow,.
ing her marriage and -dur-
years in Lucknow Mrs
nhad endeared herself to,
pith her friendly and unas -
Manner. She was very ac-
mher church work and in
community activities.
her husband , Mrs. And
ssurvived by two daughters'
*David (Mary)"Hunter of
and Mrs. Wm. J. (Ruth)
ofCuelph and one son
Anderson of Toronto; sev
ildren and one brother
Toye of Toronto.
tu predeceased by her par
one brother Arthur Toye
o.
funeral service was held at
e Memorial Chapel,
on Wednesday , Novemb-
Rev, Robert Nicholls of
„United Church, of which
ed was• a member , was
ers were A E. McKim ,
Mowbray, James Peterson,
itichaids, 'William Porteous,
MacDonald .
nt was in Greenhill Cern:
Thomas HaCkett Sr. was
admitted to the Wingham Gener-
al Hospital Friday afternoon of
last week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie
and Mel had her sister , Mr. and
Mrs. Herr Wylie and Kevin of Ford-
wich Sunday afternoon.' •
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spilsbury and
Paul Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smuck,
all of London, spent the week
'end with their sister , Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Cook and family.
Nancy Hunter , age 4 , daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter, was
flower girl for the wedding on Sat-
urday of her cousin, Linda . Elliott
of 'Ripley. '