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Isabelle Canaan (Coyle') llptacK
• anemia, of Lvetook, pped away � in
Itort Myers, • on "idsy.
November 9, 1990, m her
Ma. McKenzie. was born on
Aught 30, 1913, in Kincardine, as
of . the lane Prank and
and
Jeanie• (Irwin} �.gCuylarr. of S
She wiz sSW,Bustin = ge, Toronto and
waited for many years in the Bank
of Montreal, Kincardine before het
The farmer `elle Coyle:
became the wife of Robert MacK-
enzie, on January 7,1946 in Toron-
to.
Mrs. MacKenzie worked her
ham, Bob, in the ItilacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral Home, Luck -
now. She Was Mary treasurer of
the tucktnow High School Board
until 1966, when the Board amal-
gamated with the Wingham District
High School Board, to form Huron -
Bruce District High School Board,
and both schools were administered
from Wingham. Mrs. MaCKenzie
was then assistant to the seoretarY-
treesuror of that board until Huron
County Board tools over in 1969. ti
She also continued on as. secretary -
Steamer of the Public School
Board of Kinloss-Lucktww area
until the books were taken over by
Bruce County Board. Mrs MacKen-
zie continued on as secretary at the
Central Public School until June
1976.
Mrs MacKenzie.;waas as member
of the ; Luckno r ` Presbyterian
Church. and Huron Chapter No: 89
Order of the Eastern •Star.
She leaves to,mourn her passing
her husband, Bob; children, Wendy
and: Bill Toney, of Gull Lake, 'Sas-
Sas-
katchewan, Joan and John Pollard,
of lucknow;' John, and Susan
MacKenzie, of Kincardine.
Mrs,. MacKenzie is, also Survived
by two sisters :and two brothers, -
Bernice , Cameron, Inverhuron; Jeff
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Lachman S..u.w.
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Do you believe Canada should be
involved in the Middle East crisis?
Goyim, St. Throw Rath Haaader-
son mod Newt Cuylor, both of Kin -
audio; and sir grandchildren, Amy
and Jeff Pollard, Rob and Leigh
Ann Toney, Jessica and Alison
MacKenzie.
She was predeceased by her
=Ma and. Jensen Cuyler of
Funeral armaments a mexnts ware under
the direction of Doug McBurney
and Bill Math. Visitaaaion wane
at the . MacKenzie and McComb
Funeral Home, awacknow. The Or-
der of the Bantam. Star conducted s
service on November 11.
The funeral service Was con-
ducted by Rev. Peggy Must= of
the Lucknow Presbyterian Church,
on November 12, at 2 p.m. Donald a
Moffat was organist for the service.
dower ` bearers were three
granddaughfers, Amy Pollard, Jes-
sica and Allison MacKenzie.
Pallbearers were Donald Fisher,
Rick Hodgins, Glen Motorist
John MacKenzie, Jeff suntl
Rob Toney.
Interment Ozeenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow.
Meff Jo son
celebrates 90t
•Retiveis B. Johnson; of *Ripley,:
known to his " friends , as Mei.
Johnson,, quietly celebrated his 90th.
birthday on Islovennber:4, at home
with family and friends.
He was born ' in Swanley Kent,
England. in',1900. ' He: 'tame m
Canada in the spring of 1906 with
his :fathear,:Ceorge;'brotier: Sidney;
his Aunt Charlotte and Uncle John
Craves and family, and a; party. of
{/friends -whoa settled in.`. Gl,atmtitis
Os
tario.
Meff s brother, Sid, elves; rtn
To into ` and celebrated his 92nd
birthday in September.
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The Corporation of the
Village Of. Lucknow;
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The Village of Lucknow would °like to.
express their. gratitude .to the Lucknow,
Lions Club, The Lucknow . Legion Br.309,
& Kinloss Township for their generous con-
tributions to the renovations and re -decora-
tion 'of .the village library. 'It is beautiful' and`
a library to be proud of. Special thanks
also to the Lucknow Kinsmen Club for their
partial funding of our new blue, boxes.
This village and area isso lucky to, have
such dedicated hard working groups.
Thank you
Village Of Lucknow
Reeve and
Council.
Maureen d&Brays
Maureen DeBruyn feels. that
Canada should not get involved.
"The more people involved the
bigger they (wars) get", and it
could become an *all out war."
She feels the crises could get "out
of hand", and believes Canada
should' "keep it's nose out of other
people's business.*
Bob Campbell .
Bob Campbell, Point Clark, is
very adamant about Canada's involve
vement in tine crisis. "Canada never
took a back seat from anything, we
don't think it's right to be . a
coward.* He believes Canadiaras are
"peace open" and if "we're
needed we're there". If Fall
countries were like Canadaa it would
be apat world to live in." It is
Mr, pbell'scinion that it is
"everybody's , . caaaaac, as", , and we
should "conserve as much energy as
Ashfield Women's Missionary
Society held their October meeting
at the ]nameof Helen Maclennan,
Mayme Wilkins opened the meeting
with the , Theme is reason
for ev g.
Devotions - were :cQhduced by
• Beryl MacDonald .using the . Glad
Tidings° Thanksgiving `.service.
Thanksgiving was also the theme
for the Prayer of the Leaast.Goin.
Beryl ieviewed the -highlights of
Barb Clot
Barb: Clip is undecided. on
whether Canada utld be involved
in the crisis. "If theystill have
hostages I say yes." But she `says,
"if we don't have hostages then no,
Canada should not be involved."
Ms.. Clap' believes, "Canada is
basically peace keeping forces', and'.
she doesn't think they should be as
involved "as mucic as they are.*
continues to sty.(
rho Octad Gidin s
.For the.Stuldylad BoTok; Mayme had
a number of questions nand games In:
explain the important points of the
Islami. and Christian religions..
. Beryl. gave the offertory► prayer
after the offering was iecelved.
The rolicall was -:answered with
newspaper clippings on Islwn. Ain
aattacle was::,read about Katherine
Allen -from the Presbyterian offices.
Maymu:, concluded 'this(' part of .the
Aim me wiiii. Ion Ionia Iwo .0;. am '. ' ' ' alio aje CUP' A sAvEl.
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meeting with a payer entitled
Thanks and M. , MacLean tock
over. for the busies.
Minutes ofthin September meeting
were . xeatd and . ;adopted Reports
were read from*, various commit-
tees.
ommit::tees.
The'Sunda}y School Concerts will
be held after church December 16.
After the closing prayer a .social
half hout was enjoyed.
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1 •Do dress in warm winter clothing. - hats, mit-
1 tens and boots,
•1 •Do be on time at'the bus stop.
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1 .+Do wait for the bus several feet further off
1 the road in a safe place in winter weather,
'Do use the handrail when boarding or exit-.
I leg .the bus to prevent slipping. and injuring
1 yourself on icy road surfaces or steps. -
r, *Do keep your head and arms inside the win -
1: dows when riding the busto prevent frostbite
I and other injuries: to your limbs and face.
1 .4)01110V° away from the bust) a place
1 `where the driver can'see you and you can
I see the driver after you get off the bus.
1 •Dd cross :10 feet in front of the bus, but wait
1 for the 'all clear' signal fromthe driver before
I leaving the curb.
1. •Do keep all papers and articles in a back-
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pack.
•Don't throw, snowballs at passing school
buses or other vehicles - you could shatter a
iivindow and Injure someone inside or dis-
tract the driver and cause an accident.
•Don't stand or play on snowpiles at the bus
stop - you could slide into the street in'the ,
path: of oncoming traffic.
-Don't attempt to retrieve your books or
lunchbox from around or underneath the bus
. until after it has cleared the unloading zone.
-Don't push or shave when getting on or off
the bus.
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the rear bumper.
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