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However due to increased, costs to the Lucknow Hydro Sys-
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plies used in line construction, operation and maintenance, ex-
pansion and growth, salaries and wages, it ,has become neces-
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and after. March 4,1976.
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costs to the best of our ability through efficiency and good man-
agement And you can expect us to receive top value from each
dollar spent on your behalf. We are determined to maintain el-
ectrical service as the best bargain in the family budget.
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• PAGE 'TWO: THE LOCKNOW SENTINEL, 1,OCKNOW ONTARIO WEDNESDAY,: JANUARY 114,197$
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Lucknow Concert
Band Activiiies
The Lueknovi Concert. Band has
really been busy this fall taking
part in a number of parades and.
Concerts. The season started, off
with .the Lucknow Fall Fair where
the parade was led by a marching
band made up .of a grOup of band
menibers and 'they then joined the
t est of the band on a float to finish
off the parade.
Also a small group• of band
members 'entertained at the arena
on theYziday night of:he fair. This
group also played arthe Teeswater
Fall Fair and for the Agricultural
Society. •
The band played in Belgrave for
the opening of the new co-op• store
there and again in Lucknow for the
Rethembrance Day Parade and; a
small 'group played at St. Helens
the same day.., .
The bandsPonsored •a concert in
Lucknow by the goderiCh Laketown
Band and then in November played
in the Goderich Santa Claus
parade. , •
-Another group of band members
entertained at the Belgratre
AnnUal Meeting and also
a few times at the high school. A
group .of • band members also
formed a clovvn, band and braved
the wet weather to play in the
Lucknow Santa Claus Parade.
The whole band played a concert
at the F. E. Madill School in
December 'where they:: were very
well received. They ended the 1975
season by taking part in the annual
Commtmity),Christmas 'Concert..
The batidhas.gonie new music to
work on for the new year and will .
be working hard to get, ready for
the events ahead.
Get in the habit of 'trying the
;wrong thing once and you're apt
to try it once too often..
HoOpenirigs...
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Died At Kincardine,
HcisOtal:kft'81.
MRS, V,41',.T..c9ROE:rT
.Mrs. William T. Corbett of 111
Kendleton. Drive, Toronto, cornier-.
ly of Winghatn, died at Kincardine
and District General at on
Thursday, January 8, at the age of
81„.
Born in West Wawanosh Town--
ship, Huron County, Mrs. Corbett
was the former Mary Evelyn White
Gamble, . a daughter of the late
Thomas White and Ann Jane
Fiezpatrick.. She was predeceased
by her , first husband, Michael.
Gamble of Kinloss Township in
1945,, and in 1947 she graduated
from the R.N.A. training centre of
the Wingham General Hospital.
She later married Mr.' Corbett' who
also predeceased her.
Mrs: ,Corbett was 'a member . of
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic.
Church and the Catholic Women's
League.
Surviving are one son, Robert
Corbett of Clinton; two grandchild;
ren, Michelle and Denise Corbett
of Clinton; several nieces and'
nephews; and- 'a brother-in-law,
Wilfred Gamble of,London. She •
was predeeeased by a brother,
George White of Teeswater and a
sister; Mrs.,Joseph (Sarah) Gamble
fOrmerly of Wingham.
The late Mrs. Corbett rested at
the R. A.4 Currie and Son Funeral
Home, Wingham, where Vrayers
were conducted Friday evening.
Funeral service, was conducted by
Rev. A. J-. Nolan in Sacred Heart
Church on Saturday at 10.30 a.m..
Interment followed in Sacred Heart
Cemetery, Wingham.
Pallbearers were John Gamble of
Ripley, Carl Smith. of Chatham,
Michael White and, Joseph White
of Walkerton, Bryan Clark and
Lorne • Cronin of Teeswater;
MILLAR • - to Gordon and Vera
(MacDonald) Millar of VVaterloo at
St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, on
Tuesday, January 6, 1976, a son, 6
lbs. 10 oz., ;Trevor Gordon..
STROH - Louise (Andrew) and Don
Stroh of Pembroke are happy •to
announce the arrival of their little
daughter, Elizabeth Louise on
December 22nd, 105. A sister/for
Andrew and Robert.
IMMII•0111,
EMMERTON. - Sandra. and Cliff
Emmerton of Ripley are pleased to
'announce the birth of a daughter%
Shannon Lee, in Owen Sound
Hospital,. January 11, 1976.,. sister. : .
for Diane.
PREPARED
Recessions may come and re-.
cessions may 'go, but it never
bothers the fellow who feathers
his nest with cash down.
DUNGANNON
Mrs. Marvin Smith's aunt, Mrs.
Evelyn Corbett died on January' 8
in Kincardine Hospital after a
lengthy illness. She was buried `in '•
Wingham on Sattirday', January 10.
Mr. and Mrs:. Karl Smith of
Chatham attended the funeral and
visited his parents Mr. and. Mrs.
Marvin. 5inith,
Holy Communion service was
observed at Dungannon United
Church on Sunday. Rev. • H. O.
Dolison preached on the topic, The
Lord is My Light. Church
organizations, •and groups • are
requested ° to ` get their reports
together for 1.975 and giVe, them to
the minister so the annual reports
may ;be compiled..
Mn and Mrs; Douglas Reid and
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home
has been happy to welcome some
new residents recently.
Mo. J. W. (Wes) Joynt, a
• resident of Lucknow for the past 60 •
years is now with us. Mrs. Joynt
has been prominent in the area.
being the Lucknow United' Church
ehoir leader for• over fifty years?
Previous to coning to our home
Mrs. Joynt resided at Cosy Cottage'
in Whitechurch. Recently, many
friends dropped by to celebrate her
83rd birthday: • . •
Wm. (Bill) Rutherford is ninety-
four years-01W age and enjoys
relatively goad health. We are
looking forward to his .taking part in
our activities program.. Before
coming to Pinecrest Manor, Mr.
Rutherford r:1:sided .in ..Goderich
with ,his. daughter, 'Mrs.. Irene
Todd: Being' a policeman for over.,
50 years in Brantford didn't in
anyway. spoil„, Mr. Rutherford's
Scottish brogne. •
Mrse Eleanor' Kelly is once
again with . us at the home after
being hospitalized*reeently,
family of Sarnia visited at 'Christ-
mas with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reid
and Jack.
• Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Stewart,
Mark, Susan and Heather of
Lambeth 'spent, part of the Christ-
mas holidays, with Mr.,. and Mrs.
Art Stewart. :Mrs. Joyce Caesar
spent. New. Year's Eve with her .
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Stewart spent
New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Alton and family in LucknoW,
Ron and Joan Perrott and
daughters, Maureen and Jane of
Goderich, visited Mr. and Mrs. Art
Stewart on Friday. Ron Black of St.
Thomas' called on the Stewarts
after visiting his mother in .
Goderich Hospital. /
Dungannon Women's institute
postponed their meeting, which
was• to have 'been held,. last'
Wednesday. Mfs. Bernadine
Kenney of Kingsbridge is to be •
guest speaker when weather per-
mits them .to set a date.
The card party planned for .last •
Friday night in the Orangemen's
Hall was ," cancelled because of
.inclement weather. No date was
set for another party as yet.
Mr.' and Mrs. Harvey Culbert of
Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
Culbert of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Plaskett of Chesley arrived .
home Sunday After enjoying
sunny twoweeks in The, Barbados.
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Died In London
KARL L. BOYLE
This community was shocked
and saddened on Sunday, Decem=
ber 21st to receive word of the
sudden passing the previous night
at. St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
of Karl L. Boyle in his 69th year.
Karl ' had been stricken with a
coronary seizure 'earlier in the week
and was removed to the intensive
care unit at St. Joseph's Hospitatin
critical condition and Was" conscious
until a fatal attack around .9 p.m.
Saturday.
Karl was born on concession 10
,Kiiiloss, son of the late Levi Boyle
and Jennie Speers. He was only 2
years of age 'when his mother died
and hq and his sister Pearl were
raised by their father and. grand-
mother Boyle. He attended ,school
on the 10th, S. S. No. 3 Kinloss and
Kinlough Anglican Church •and
Sunday School and later served as
Church warden. /
On November,9th, .1929 he was
united in marriage to Mary Evelyn
Elliott and they farmed on the
.-cnircession 10 home farm until 1951
When they sold fheir farm to Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Rhody and moved
to London where Karl was employ-.
ed by the City Board of Education
until his retirement three and a half
years ago. He was a perfectionist
at his work and had a great gift of
oil painting which, he did for a
hobby. His paintings grace' the
family • home at 225 Bernard
Avenue, LOndon .. as well 'as the
homes of relatives and friends as a ,
living, tribute of fine. workmanship.
He never •loSt his love for the
country and loved to' return every .
opportunity to Kinlough. Last
November 9th a lovely surprise
gathering was enjoyed by 'relatives
atthe home of Dr. and Mrs. D'Arcy
Bruce at Bayfield who had a dinner
marking Karl and Mary's 46th
wedding anniversary. •
The remains rested, at the
'George E. Logan', Funeral Parlor,
London where the ,service on
Tuesday afternoon was conducted
by Canon H. E. A. Peach, 'rector of.
St. Lukes Church Where the
deceased was„a valued and faithful
member. He also was a member of
the Brotherhood of Anglican
Churchman. Assisting in the
service was his brother-in-law Rt.
Rev. William A. Townsherid.
Temporary entombment was in the "
South ,Kinloss Mausolenm, Lnck-
now, with spring burial to be in the'
family plot in Greenhill Cemetery,
Left to mourn his loss besides his
wife Mary, are two daughters Mrs.•
Marilyn Milligan, and (Carol) Mrs.
Jim Allan; two grandsons Bob and
Jeff Milligan; one sister Mrs. Pearl
Lloyd. He was predeceased by an
infant son Thomas.
The many beautiful floral tribut-
es and gifts in his memory to• the
Heart Foundation bespoke the high
esteem in which Karl' was held, He
will be greatly missed id his church
and by relatives arid friends whp
knew him so well.
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