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THE LUCKNOW° SENTINEL, LUCID OVV, ON'T Ifl
WEDNESDAY, WiF.D ' • .... AY, NOV. 9th,: 19$5;
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ltemenitbrance pay has become .a symboh'•gf hope.
of a; time when wars: will, be:. ao More .. .when •
.nations will: live together in harmony • arid peace;,
.E V .1LL, ,REMEMBER
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It '.mss fitting that on' November filth,,, we sahi e
those, who have given • their lives. to' hasten that
' day`. .'.. ' and 'to breathe a prayer that their sacrifice
has nqt ' been 4 in vain.
Wear. A Poppy . In. Remembrance!
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JOHN' / ENDERSON
LUMBER LIMITED
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Phone '150 ' Ontario
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We area sorry , to;. hear Larry
iunter '.has ' rheumatic fever.
and 'Mrs. George Hunter
and ' Mr, ' • and Mrs. 'Torn ;' Hacltett
spent : ' Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs: Eldon Bradley, it being
Mr. • ah'd Mrs. Jack Bradie 's 35th
• wedding: anniversary
Mr: and 'Mrs.. . Donald Murray.
and : daughter,. Mr. arid Mrs. Cliff
-Murray and 'Norma visited last,
Tuesday ; evening with. Mr. and
Mrs: Nelson Raynard.
Mr and ' Mrs 'George Hackett:
•iof Cochrane are visiting Mr.. and
•Mr.s Peter Cook:;. • •
Mr. and Mrs.' JIM. Smith '• and
family of • Molesworth visited on
Sunday with: -Mr. and Mrs Will
Ritchie:
` Church:•will be' at .1'1• "for the
month of ,November, this' Sunday
being communion.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie &
Anne visited Sunday with: Mr:
and : Mrs. Bill Ross. of Lochalsh.
DONNYBROOK ..
This .community was 'shocked
to learn of the sudden passing
on Sunday. Morning of .1Vlrs Bert
TThompson. • ` • .
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Thompson. of
• Goderich were un • ay • v�isi • rs
at the harne : of his, brother,. Mr:
'. John R. "Thompson. .
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin ,Chamney
`and daughters, Dorothy and, Mar-
ilyn oft Wugliarrt, were Sunday'
N isitors with his parents, Mr. &
Mrs a •R. Chamney. ' •. . , .
OBITUARY
MRS. ' ALEXANDER . BOYD
• Mrs: Sarah (Nina).J Boyd,
age 80 : of : Virginia, . Minnesota,:
died elate:' Tuesday' evening, No
Vember . lst, at the Virginia Mun-
icipal •Hospital, ' where she had.
been admitted the • previous ' Wed-
nesday. She had been in •failing
health; for several' years,'. and con-
fined' to cher : home for the. ;last
'Mrs. Boyd :was; born June 14,
.1875 'at " Kintail, „ in Ashfield.
Township: She`went to Minne-
sota •. in 190x7 ,,and ' in. 1910 'moved
to Virginia. `Herr husband, Alex-'
ander. A:.' Boyd,. died•:in 1911.. Un-
til her retirement : in 1942, Mrs,,.
Boyd was librarian at'•the, North -
Side •;Branch library
She was a member of the First
Methodist Church and a charter
member of :the Woman's ..Society
of Christian Service of that
:church: She. was ' also ., a charter
member of the,.W.C.T.U. of Vir-
ginia.. . •
Surviving " ar'e ' ; a ' ;brother,. A.
'Grant Carrick •of :Portland, Ore.;
,two :sisters, Miss Christine Car-
rick of Lucknow and Mrs. Miry
C. Johnson of Virginia; several
'Bees ar nephews.
The funeral ' service. was held
at ' First Methodist Church' on
Friday ` afternoon, 'coii'ducted.. 'by
Dr:- .-Carl Cr Clar-ke --,Interment
was in Greenwood Cemetery, Vir-
ginia. •• •
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TIMBER TIPS.
Bill Hunter led his. Chipmunks
to .a 4-0 win over the Coons this
week at the alleys. Josie •Harnil-,
ton • broke ..:tbe women's single
with a 269 flat. Jack McDonagh
Was high man dor the losers,
TheCtdbs and the Zebras split
their points with ea ;i team tak-'
ing two. The Cubs had, one big `
game of 1010 flat to. take the'
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eXittia, a point. Jack Caesar, with.
606 : flat was the, high man for
his ' team. Stuart .Jamieson• was` .
high: for . the • L ebras . '<wit .'616-- .
flat. ,'
Charlie Webster's. Pole Cats'
clung"'•to the top. rung this „meek
by •taking '3 , pointsfrom,. the
t Brines. Mike Sanderson rolled
639 'flat for the winners. "
George Wes.,.tlake 'bowled' 602
flat..for the Gophers as they went
on , to ►,win,' 3 +•points from• the
Tigers:
The. haplegs . Beavers ' lost four
points this week •as the Squirrels
romped over them to victory.
Gladys Hamilton and Bob Nan-
son' led the. Kangaroos to; a434.
win over the, Lions, Tolling 615
and • 663 ' respctively.•• •
• Teain Standings
Pole 'Cats 16,: Cu''s''.15,: Kang- .'
aroos.14, • Zebras .14, Chipmunks
13, Squirrels .:13•, Gophers".11,
Lions 11, '.Wolverines- 10, •'Coons
9, Tigers • 9, Beavers .7.
.DISTRI,CT.TAL.ENT
AT •FALL. FESTIVAL.
°(KINGSBRIDGE: NEWS)
Mr: and: ..Mrs: • Cyril, Austin,
newl ' eds' '+ retur.ned to' their.
home here•, on. Thursday. .. -•
Miss Patricia . Sinnot, ' Shannon'
Sinnott, Jimmy • Sinnott," Joseph
O'Brien,. WM; Armstrong, and .J:
Smith of , Detroit :have been vis-
iting. at . their: home; here during
the . past "week. '.
,Infant Baptized'.''
'Rev. H. Van . Vynckt baptized.
the 'infant' son of :Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Meyer on; Sunday after-
noon .(Gregory' D.ennis) . Mr. and
Mrs. Lya1 Lannon •were sponsors;
Mr. arid Mrs; John 'Hussey .of
Colborne„. visited 'with Mr's, .Jer
ry O'connor; ;recently.'.
Mr..; and Mrs. :Eugene •Dalton
of Detroit, • Mr..,. Walter• -Dalton : of
Detroit,.. Mrs. Jack Kinney • and.
-friends of Detroit, ,Miss . Mary
Sheridan,: Mr. Jahr 'O'Neill,•,Jos.
Reid, Douglas Frayne of '.Toronto,;
Miss Mary Therese Martin and"
friend Miss --;Griffin of Hamilton:
were. among • week -end visitors'
ere.. '
Thomas. Wallace • returned 'to
Flint,' Mrch Agan," on Sunday with
his niece,` -Mrs. Veronica . Griffin
and' family to spend the '. winter
�months�-there�y�� - .
Mrs. 'Jas. Wallace is visiting
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