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THE\ LUCKNOWSENTINEL,1 UC#i;NOWr ONTARIO
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NF.SDA'PR SEPT: 14th, 1955
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• ALEX CAMERON PASSED:
AWAY ,, LAST THURSDAY`
The death 'of Alexander Cam -
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Heron .occurred . -last :Thursday
;.morning at• the home of Mr and
yrs. Charles- Elliott •of Lucknow;
Mr.- Cameron suffered'. a heart at-
tack the previous. Sunday: and.
was taken to the Elliott Home.
Alex -Was popular > argil a tam,
Mar figure in ' the community'
where he had spent his lifetime.,
He fanned; in the 'Lang:side' dis-
trict. 'for many years . before 're .=
tiring a. couple of years ago to
• The former MMNall hoe, .. just �.
.Horth cif' the , Village, 'wihere be.
had :`Since. •resided. • He .:' was 7.1
years of, age... ; '
Ills' wife, „the :. former ' Annie'
.• Stapleton, and infant daughter
LL_Johanne ,edeceased_-_.him.,forty.:
years ,ago. He is survived . by a
ibrather Milos of Wingham and
a sister, Annie Davis of Detroit..
:Another sister, Mrs:. Elymer Tif,
' fin. predeceased !him. several, years
ago•' ..
The funeral service was ” con-
duc+ted on Saturday at the Walk-
er funeral . home, . Wingham, by
,;'Rev. Alexander Nimmo of Wing -
ham Presbyterian 'Church, Inter-
• eaent was.in' Wingham Cemetery.:
His old neighbors in Kinloss act-
ed .as ` pallbearers,.: Charles .:Tay
lor,• Wallace Conn, Johnson'Conn,
Jamieson pettapiece, Wesley Tif-
fin and. Fred Tiffin.
BORN.
MOE USON in . 'Wing/tarn . Geri=
eral' . Hospital- on Monday; Sep-:
t ober. 12th, 1955,' to Mr. and
.Gordon Morrison R. R 1,
•Lucknow, .a 'son.
I.VIacMILLAN-mat Hotel: Dieu 116s-,,
pital, St. Catherines, on. Friday,
Sep tember -• 2nd, to Mr, and Mrs,
Clifford 112acMillan, a' son,. 'John
Clifford. -a 'brother for Christine
and Michael.: c
BARiGER.-in Wingham. General
Hospital,' on, Saturday, Septem-
ber' 3rd,' '1955,' to 'Mr` and •Mrs.
Gordon Barger, R.. 3, Luoknow, a
son
-CAMPBFLl i: Wingb
ata en=
era. HosPital . on Tuesday, Sep-
tember
.6th, 1955,:•to. Mr; and ;Mrs.
Robert 'Campbell, R. 3, Lucknow,,
a'.ilau- hter
THAT•. Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn
conducted. the anniversar yAT Rev• Siindak. evenings Rev; Geo.
Saab, of the 'f ervie-Chahnq $
Kinloss charge took Abe: even
ng ,service here
THAT Albert Harrington, Con. 4;
Huron .Township, has again
won first 'place in the field
corn competition sponsored Iby,
Ripley and Huron Agricultural
Society. It is the third ' time
' in four years that` Ab has won
top honors.
THAT J. . H. ...Crawford, official
'.agent . for John W Hanna,
M;P.P.,. reports Mr. Hanna's
election expenses in the June
election as totalling $�2;931.34._
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THAT Miss Margaret Salkeld '4is
teaching : this year at Lorne
School in ,Montreal; She taught
last'" year .at Watson: Lake' in
the Yukon; and after :spend -
mg the term in Quebec will'to "ers, members were appointed.
, • represent the Association • at igary, and Vancouver. :
:return' to the West.Coast. the ; various fall fairs • at . the . Theywill
p : —0— County Federation of Agiicul-.
vie Star Decals
BEANS WITH PORK-•.
20 'oz.,
SPBERRY---JA11
Breakfast .Club, , Z4, Viz,
COOKED SPAGHETTI
' Catelli, '15 .oz.
HARD GLOS4 LIQUID WAX
• Johnson's, pints •
TIDE, GIANT' SIZE
15c off Deal ,
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FREE' DELIVERY
cknow I G A Market
"PHONE 20,' 'LUCKNOW,• ONTLRIO•
• THAT ata meeting of the exe-
cutive,
xe-cutive,1 and directors of the
.Huron County °Cream Produc-
•
Lean ,and . Allan 'Farrell .left'
last week' on 'a motor trip thio
'thea. West; ' and among 'other
points will visit. at -Regina, Cal -
THAT. Lorne Johnston, who has • . ture booth. The representative •
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had more:than his share of at Dungannon is Clifford Hack- CBC 'BROADCAST ON
sickness'' and 'surgery' in recent • :.et+t;, R::7, Lucknow and at Luck- THE WEEKLY PAPER
years, is not enjoying :'contu- now, Harold Gaunt, R. . R. 2, '
tied good health and on Tues , Lucknow.. 'From the.' composing room: to
'day . returned ' to Westaninster • —o•= • the rural mailbox • there. are many
Hospital,' . London; for another THAT Bob . Macintosh • flew: to problem; a . weekly newspaper.-
' `.`gUing. OVer"i ' Winnipeg 'at' ' the week -end', onman has' to face. To give the •
a .cattle :buying trip:
Listener an, insight into some of
THAT' 'the . ipoiitra t af� a Negro --o•ma-- - ahem " arid""to -describe the'wor1
boy, painted by •: ' Niers Irene 'T. Joe Whitby,who is stmt= done on: a weekly paper, Taylor,com-
London `• artist, < was the Can-mentator Bill:' Herbert ', of ' the
toned 'at. Halifax in'•
judged the •;best painting in adian. Navy : '.has • 'returned to CPC's Vancouver studios mads a ;
the `; amateur art section at as Oast . after '. a .•two special. .visit `to '.,the- office and
the E t,C •
months' tour of '. the 'Great
backshop of .: the Ladner Optitrnst,
Lakes aboard the mine sweep a . weekly . paper published . in:
er H.M.C.S,. Trinity. ' ' ' . Ladner, B.0
—o`= -o- .Herbert will broadcast his
THAT Fall Fair. Sectretary Ale*. THAT John ,Gammie.has taken findings on the n'
`Canadia Scene"
MacN,ay; would:appreciate «Jif '.• over the Fairview Dairy,' milk program on. Sunday, • September
exhibitors would pick:u„p_their rout,' which was in charge of 1'8tih„ at 5.00, p.m. EDT on: C -BC
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entries tags. well ` in' advance Jack ',McKim. during the 'sum-= Trans -Canada, and'with Optnn
.he
of . t -:fair, and have ttion riser. Jack is returning oto .Wes; - ist publisher= Edgar Dunning --will ,--
�filled out when exhibits are tern •to resume his studies: „in report on" how , a, weekly news -
`brought in. Medicine. paper: differs from ;.a; .city ,daily•
-o— . , and how it has come to to called
TI -IAT Howard Robb, Ewan, Mac- "The Coinmunityy Watchdog",:
MOFFATT=-in Wingham General W tern Fair. Mrs. Taylor.
Hospital, on Tuesday', September is a ..sister of Miss 'Nellie.
Venning of town
6th, 1955,: to Mr. and Mrs- David,
Moffatt, R. '3, Holyrood, .a .son.,
Balfour McLean, who has .been
a member of the Royal Sank staff
at .Kincardine, has been trans-
ferred to Newmarket.- •
For. School.or•Dress Wear
MEN'S,: BOYS', -YOUTHS'SCAMPERS—.-
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$5.95,. $4.95, $3.95
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THAT in .the Huron District 'the,
the ' ducks "axid,,_g_eese open •seas
.on runs from • • October . 1st to
• Decemiber ; 15th. The limit for
ducks is 8' per ,day. With a' two. -
day' bag limit and for geese :
it's .5. per day with a two-day 6
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THAT 'Mr: and : rs.. Rae Watson
and•fatnily,`'have.. moved into
:t„emporary living quarters: in
their new' home that is.. under
eonstrudtion• on; the .farm_wihich
Rae recently bought on 'the.
12th of West Wawanosh from
—Lawrence:—Reid. --The :children'
are 'attending Lucknow, Public
and High Schools. '
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THAT a third public' school in-
spector has- been appointed in,
1Iuron_Countywi.thiheadsittar
ers in Exeter, He is G: J Gor-
man,: formerly of the Kitchener
eaeVli st,a f: The other.in
'spectors are J, H. Kinkead and
G. *G. Gardiner; both of God
erich. . 14'
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