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ER 1, 1976 (WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17„ 19711 THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-THREE
Rev, G. Thompson
WO Remembrance
hi -Speaker
KINLOUGH NEWS '
The annual Remembrance Day
service was held 'in the Holyrood
Hall on Thursiday morning. P. A.
Murray, a veteran of World War I,
was chairman and gave, a few very
fitting remarks after which 2
minutes silence was observed
followed by prayer by. Rev. G.
Thompson.
The hymn "0 God our help' in
ages past" was sung and Mrs. Ted
Collyer placed the wreath for
Kinloss Township. Sandra Smith
placed the wreath for the Girl
Guides and the one for the
Brownies was placed by Cheryl
Smith. Frank MacKenzie favoured
with a lovely, solo "0 God of hive, 0
king of peace" accompanied by
Mrs. Leonard Clark.
The guest speaker, Rev. Gerald
Thompson of Teeswater and Kin-
lough Presbyterian Churches, gat,e
a fitting Remembrance 'Day Mes-'
sage. •
Mrs. Albert Colwell gave an
appropriate reading' and Reeve Leo
Murray brought greetings from the
Township of Kinloss. Mrs. William
MacPherson, /president of the
Holyrood Wonien's Institute, ex-
pressed thanks to all who took part
in 'the service. Miss Edna Boyle
was pianist and the hymn "Faith of
our fathers" was sung, followed by
'God Save the Queen.
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motto. "A friendly greeting, a
handshake or a smile. can . brighten
another's day", 'was' very ably
giyen. by Mrs. Mary Ma.cGillivray.
Mr.. and Mrs. RuSsel Whitby,
were guestS of the Institute and the !
slides and commentary of some of
their travels in Qntario. British I
Isles and France Were very much !
enjoyed by the. members. Miss .
Lena Robinson thanked them and
Presented them With a gift. •
.The meeting closed with singing
the "Queen7. •
. THIS WEEK
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 22
Twice during ) the past week
sudden and unexpected death
struck and brought bereavement to
memberS of families in this area.
On Monday evening, Colin La-
mont, aged 34 of London, was
killed when struck by a motor
vehicle. Funeral service was held
at .the Needham Funeral Home on
pandas Street East in London.
Surviving are his wife and son, his
mother Mrs. Colin Lainont Sr. of
Kincardine:, sisters and brothers.
Among the. latter are Lloyd and
George LamOnt of concession 6
West in Huron Township and
Gladys, Mrs. ElMer 'W.ylds of
•Kincardine. Sympathy is extended
to all members On this sad
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Walden of Reid's Corners . was
stricken with a . sudden and
unexpected heart seizure passing,
away shortly. The news shocked
the 'community and. its sympathy
goes to the surviving family
members -. his wife . Marion. two
daughters Mary Eliza.beth - Mrs.
Ray Chowin of .Thorndale and
'Gertrude Lee' of London..and two
sons 'Peter and Brock at.'home on
the family farm. and one grand-
child:. also his sister Bertha. 'Mrs..
Jack MacKenzie, concession . 12 ,
Ashfield and, his brother Glen of
Lucknow and his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bert, Walden of Kincardine.
Funeral service was held on
Monday afternoon ...at the MeLen-
nan-MCCre.ath Funeral Home with
interment in Ripley Cemetery.
As an expression of community
sympathy and help. 'neighbours in
the Pine River district t ythered on
Saturday to 'do the fall plowing.
Twenty-three tractors were at ,the
farm..
SCHOOL AWARDS
CONTINUED. FROM PAGE 1
Bob Love reports word received
from his wife Isobel. She is at
Oliver, not far from Pentiction in
the Okanagan Valley in British ,
! Columbia and-- finds the climate /
; there has made an improvement in '
her health. Her many Ripley ,area
friends are glad to learn about her
iniprovement in health. '
Marian Zinn.
Huron County Board of'Education.
prices 'at the Livestock 'Yards in
Toronto this past week. They were
Elliott Lowry, Ezra Bushell, and
Bob Orr with the shippers' Leonard
Courtney, Harvey Needham and
Burton Shewfelt respectively. This
Ontario Livestock Sales report is
given each Saturday noon hour on
the Wingham radio, CKNX.
WALL PANELS • •
SIZE 4 FT. 'OFT.
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Whitbys Showed-
Slides At' -WI
The Lucknow Vitom"en's Institute
meeting was held on November
9th, with the Public Relations
.committee in' charge.. Mrs. A.
Wilson presided for the business
and it was planned to have the ,
Christmas banquet on December
14th. The roll call was answered
with "A publicrelations
t.
act I did
this year". :Reports were given on.
the Bruce County District Rally,
which was held at Underwood. by
Mrs. Marshal Gibson and Mrs.
f Alex. MacNay.
Mrs., Mary MacGillivray presid-
ed for the 'program which commen-
ced, with the singing of °Canada.
A reading on "Remembrance Day-
. was given by Miss Lena Robinson,
.and Mrs. Donalda .Scott played a
very .enjoyable',..piano , solo "The
Russian Imperial March". . The
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At least three area men received
mention for steers bringing top
were presented.' as well as 172
Secondary School Graduation Dip-
lomas and 46 Secondary School
Honour Gradliation Diplomas.
Bouquets should also be handed,.
Out to .the students who' write for
the Madill Mirror. grookside Hap-
penings. Ripley District High
School and Lucknow Public School..
By the comments that I have heard.
your efforts are certainly well
received. .
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Occasion,. ,
Then on .Friday evening. Murray
Last Saturday afternoon the
ladies of Knox Presbyterian Church •
held their nnual bazaar and bake
sale.
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• Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hilborn of
Ripley left on Sunday morning for a
holiday 'visit in Fort Erie.
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